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THIRTY- SECOND coNaREss.
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SENATE.

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Tennessee Legislature Wing.
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TENNESSEE
Andrew johnson Z Meredith r Gentry
2 Albert g. WaLkins William CaIloBl
G. W. Churchwell Isham G. Harris
4 John H. Savage 10 Fred. p. Stanton =
8 George w. Jones IL Christopher a. bss"d"s
VIM. III. Polk
TEXAS.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ASPECT OF THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
With regard to the vote by States, which only
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ferred to the House Of Representatives, the fol-
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Henry 8. Foote (U) 1853 Jefferson Davis (s.R) 1857
Messrs Foote and Davis of Mississippi have resigned
OF the members elect and those holding over,
thirty-four are Democrats, twenty-one are
Wings, and four Free-soilers. Of the Free
sellers, Hale and Seward were elected by a
union of Wings and Free-soiers; Sumner and
Chase were elected by Democrats and Free
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consin Fish, (Whig,) Of New York; Foote,
(Whig,) of Vermont; and Wade, (Whig,) Of
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. a
The House consists of two hundred and
thirty three members and four Territorial dele
gates. These delegates however, have no vote.
Annexed are the names of the Il -.i
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

Resolu que la somme de quatre cents piastres
soft ct demeure appropriate en- favour de NJ judi
son, payable quand il aura transfere la vile
tous ses droits ct titres la halle Bretonne, la
batisse, au pavage ct autres dependencies, ct
quill aura renonee a toute reclamation de loyer
on autre.
(Signe) W. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
Presid. du Cons. DIES AID
(Signe) FRAN ALPuENrE,
Presd. du Cons. des ASS "A
Approve lie aoflt 1852.
(Signe) A, D. CRossMAN, MARIE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11
No 2hH.

Attendu que DIES personnes distinguees ont
perdu lavie par lexplosion du steamer St-Jam
le du courant, sur lie lac Pontchartrain, la.
quelle explosion est attribnee a la negligence gu
q Fimprudence de ceux qui avaient charge du
bateau ct attendu que la cause de rhumanite
exge que cette affaire soft enforcement ct impair.
tiallement examinee, ct que les coupables soient
conduits devant une Cour de justice ct attendr
que &c Conseil ne peut voir avec indifference III
aussi grand sacrifice human en- consequence
qu'n soft
Resolu par lie Conseil de Vile de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, que ravocat de district DIES Etats Unis
pour lie district oriental de To- Louisiana, soft e
demeure requis de prendre telles measures qui
Jugera conyenables pour qu'on investigue impair
tiallement la cause de pexplosion DIES bouilloire
du steamer STD James, atm dc conduire immedia
tement les coupables, sill en- a, a la justice.
Resolu de plus, que lie MARIE soft ct demeur,
requis de transmettre une copie de ce qui pre-
cede Pavocat DIES Etats- Unis.
(Signe) VIC. c. CLAIBORNE. I
Presid. du Conseil des Aid
(Signe) F. ALpuENTE,
Presid. du Cons DIES ASS. AID
Approuve lie aoit 1862.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11
No 253.

n.SS~slu que le contr3leur emette son mandat
, Sss1- Srssaricr en- favour dc
:" -=ses, pour quarante une piastres ct
., uA SANS
" we. pour soixante dix huit piastrcs
SssN sous. -
.s. se;sr, pour huit cent quarante deux
- q, : ia a-qnantc trois sous.
q. '1zer, pcur soixante quinze piastres ct
S-.s1.e sfnq sous.
a dodgers. pour soixante- quinze piastres ct
scixanle-sinq sous.
,. O. Fsuning, pour deux cent sept piastres
Al msme, pour soixante trois piastres ct qua
j. p. Freret pour cent soixante six piastres ct
soixante quatorze cents.
Stafford L. Barrett, pour trois piastres ct
quarante sept cents.
Frederick Fisher, pour dix-huit piastres ct
quatre- vingt onze SOUS
G. Benoit, pour neuf piastres ct quarante six
sous. Sfss
J. B. Gassin, pour douze piastres ct soixante-
nm sous. i.s
H. Cameron etW. storinger, pour sept pias-
tres ct cinquante six sous.
John Batchi, pour cinq piastres ct quatre
sous.
p Green, pour une piastre ct quatre vingt un
H. schiltmeyer, pour vingt deux piastres ct
six sous. =
A. E. Cochran, compte d'huile, cent trente six
piastres ct vingt-cinq sous.
Signe: W. G. G. CLAIBORNE, pr6sid.
du Cons. DIES Aldermen
fSigne F. ALPuENTE, President du
Cons. des Ass. Aldermen
Approuve lie s aodt 1862
(Sign6) A. D. GRESHAM, MARIE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11
: No 267.

Resolu que lie tresorier pale les sommes suivan-
ties sur lie mandat du contr6eur
ID. e. Vandergritf, pour services rendus COM
me officer de sante du 20 septembre au 20 octo-
bre 1851, trente piastres.
james Williams, pour nettoyage de marches
Ut transport d'animaux morris sur lie bord du
teuve, en- JUN 1862, trente piastres.
George Lugenbuhl, pour frais de notariat,
rente quatre piastres ct cinquante sous.
r. W. Milbank, pour confection de banquettes
sur Ia rue Water, deux cent soixante une pias-
tres ct quarante- sous.
Henry Nc Quinn, pour quatre eordes de bois
piastres.
Il Lyall, Davidson ct Co., pour ardoises fournies
a Ia case d pompe No 5, seize pastres.
Il ID. j. Vassen pour travail de charpenterie,
ETC., sur lie canal de la rue du Camp, soixante-
quinze piastres.
Z. A. Michel, pour louage de cab, une piastre.
/ L. L. Boudet, rafra1chissement ct arrange
ment DIES polls, election du IA JUN 1862, quinze
piastres
Commercial Bulletin, avis de Ia mort d Henry
| Clay, trois piastres
Alexander Levy ct Co., pour fournitures au
bureau du marie, vingt deux piastres ct soixan-
te quinze sous.
! J.: Kinsella, pour allumer les lampes du troll
sixieme district, en- JUN 1852, quatre cent soix-
ante onze piastres ct guarantee hut sous.
| b. Marigny, certificats du bureau DIES aliena-
tons tournis aux assesseurs, deux cent qua
rante trois piastres ct soixante six sous.
p. Poutz, bois fourni pour les quais ct points,
trols cent quatre yingt sept piastres ct dix neut
| sous.
NJ. Becker ct Co, pour planches, trente- trois
piastres ct quatre-vingts sous.
a. Z. Simpson, pour bois tourni a la machine
a OF OF f,a al,
sous.
John Grant ct Michael Powers, pour services
omis sur lie compile du yoyer, mai ct JUN 1852
cent soixante piastres.
Thomas Buckley, pour PREPARATIONS, etc, aux
fosses autour du marche IRENE, trente cinq
piastres.
Henshaw, surges ct Co., pour crochets etc,
volets de tenetre, etc, dix piastre ct demie.
?. A. Lanauze ct Co., pour quincaillerie,
soixante dix piastres ct soixante dix sous.
Auguste Brusle, fournitures pour les SALES
des Conseils ETC., trois cent trente-cinq ,pias-
tres ct quarante cents.
Dlyerses personnes, pour avoir some lie glas
tunebre, par ordre du maire, a Occasion de la
mort d Henry Clay, dix-neuf piastres
Shark, Day ct Stauffer, cordes a lusage DIES
| bateaux ordures, dix hut piastres ct trente-
huit sous.
f, Leyasseur, pour sable, cinquante- sept pia.-
tres ct yingt sous.
Corson ct Armstrong, fournitures pour lie bu-
reau du voyer, cent cinquante hut piastres ct
soixante douze sous.
Steamer Belleville, pour avoir remorque lie
bateau dragueur, vingt-cinq piastres. -,
T.. Gardner, pour ayoir peint le corps-de-gar-
de de la rue Gallatin, dix piastres
Orleanais. announces pour une partie DIES an.
nees 1850 ct 1851 ct divers items, document Nc
III trois cent vingt piastres
A. Duvigneaud, Embellishments au septic.
me district representatif. douze piastres
Signe w. c. @. CLAIBORNE,
President du Cons DIES Alder.
(Signe) T. ALPuENTE,
| .a President du Cons. DIES Ass-Ald
Approuye lie aotlt 1862.
| (Signe) A. d. CRossMAN, marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11
No 25a.

Rksolu que les remerciements du Conseil sort
dos etsont par Ia presente offerts au capitaine
H. r. Ensign, du steamer California, pour les
mobiles services gull rendus phumanite er
steamer St-James, don't les bouilloires ont fail
explosion, le du courant, sur lie lac Pontchar-
train ;ainsi que pour Ia promptitude quill mise
transporter sur lie lieu du desastre les autori-
tes de 10 vile. ct les amis des defunts, ct pour
yAids qu'on lui doit pour 10 transport en- willie
tIss corps des yistlmes.
Rfsalu que u iaa.ss sa!t o. aa#sure seauis No
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11
No ga.

R6solu que permission soft ct demeure accor.
dee .B. Slawsonr s Co, de eonstruire une for
ge 4 leur ecurie, vis-a-vis lie Depot du Chemin
defer Pontchartrain, atm de pouvoir ferrer les
mulets ct les chevaux don't lis Sc seryert, moyen-
nant qu'ils Sc conforment aux memes termes ct
conditions imposes aux autres par lie Conseil de
Vile on par les performances en- vigueur.
[Signel VIC. c. CLAIBORNE,
Presid. du Cons. DIES Aid.
[Signel f. ALPuENTE,
Presid. du Cons DIES Ass. AID
Approuse le aoot 1852
[Signe] A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11
MUSIC STORES. ETC.
VvoRATIO D HEWITT. PIANO

IL UKATIU d. HEYVIII, TIANO -TfWI
Il n FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. so camp! Nv nv ~
NewOeans would respectfully request hefT I'M ff "
attention OF the public to his large and essnsiyeu
assortment MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTR all kinda
and reservations md also to assortment of PIANO
FoRTES the first makers the United States and
EUROPE among those Of A STODART co.
Of NewYok, HALL son, of NswYotk, and PLEYEL CO. @
Paris The the following kinds Be
MI GRAND PICCoLo, PrCCoLo oB1I4uE AND sQuARE-,art
celebrated makers the world combining az the LATE
offs oeayes They will be sold
Among others the subscriber keeps constantly hand the
brought the
which are offered at the most reasonable rates GUITARS
tud by WILLIAM HALL SON, from the approved SPANISH
MODELS These the class and warranted
stand the climate The subrher has had
the Music business the Northern cities well NewOrlean aud
thoroughly acquainted with the mnu,est details of the business Hin
stock the selected that has been in the Southern market
ae such that will hand selected
stock of all kinds of MUSICAL the
FASHIONABLE MUSIC. Public respectfully
invited To call and his stock
el3 lyos HoRATIo D. HEWITT 80 Camp ST., N o.
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No 272.
q, Reolu quele navire ] enny Lind soft ct demeure
exempte de payer lie quayage dams lie troisieme
District, tandis quill rechargera sa cargaison
(Signe) W. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
Presid. du Cons. DIES Aid
(Signe) FRAN ALPUENTE,
Presid. du Conseil des ASS AID
Approve lie aoht 1852
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, Marie.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-11

M ADE1RA-50 quarter casks Cogswell,"
V9 DoNea fhe!pss Ea India superior s0e and for
slie ow oy lle2hj SAMUEL WOLFF, IS Camp street