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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Odd Fellows, ndnsops Red VI Zen. sons OF
Temperance,
And other Society Regalia,

huQ OtheT5 SOC1eCS neg d1ld,
Bcnners. Seals and Jeireis, manufactured and sol
By Gibbs & Smith, No. Is baltimore Street,
20 BGiiimore, Nd .'..'h1
TIE assortment usually OF hand eonsstaof
REGALiA, 80 -s-. r.Ett-
Oid Ft:!o,-s'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and In.
CampnEnt.
Past G rand and other Officers. plain and
embroidered. fNa
LET, %, 3D. 18th ard 9th Degree Parade Re-
PichIy embroidered Encanpnent Parade
Reealias.
.Yasonic-Knigh.3 Tcmplar, Royal Arch and Master.
-s q jewels, Robes, Banners Swords, &c. s. d. .-
Sons Of 1slHperGHeeNational, Grand and Subordinate
Diyisions-Officers and Members.
Red itt-Saoheno, Past Officers and richly emb fodered
I'd Degree Working and Parade Regalia.
JEWELS
~ the various Orders, OF Silver Gilt Plated Metals
ncuding Knights Tcmplar, (with Difks.)
BANNERS. ......r...
Banners of avery size style and cost, adapted to the
rios Orders and Societies. manufactured 10 order; and De-
sigEs Banners when required, furnished free OF
ROBES. SASHES, COSTUMES, CAPS. &c.
Comprising The largest assortment TO be found in the u s.
LODGES, ENCkMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
#u... TRIBES;
Wishing 10 fit up their Halls, supply themselves with
Parade Working Regalia Banners. &c. depend up
having their orders satisfactorily filled by chilling on or
addressing GIBBS q SMITH,
Rega!a and Banner Manufacturers, 10 Baltimore Street,
baltimore. Nd
NJ G. I. FRY, Agent for Wheeling. Va. oct5-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11
FROM CHARLESTON.

FItONI CI1IiItlIF.o U-N.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.
Corrox-Sales of 5000 bales. Prices unchang-
ed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11

. BBLs Lard Oil just received by
. oct26 - - KILLS q o i>hp " ,i LII
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11

III D. Motto. No ICE, Market Street, is now prepa
" red to auit all tastes in the following fashionable
eoots. at the lowest rates:
MeTinc lie Bege;
Lustre De Beg, all shades;
NOuslin De BcGc;
Chambored Cloths all co,ors;
Damlsk ChamboTed cloths, something new;
Armure cashHle re. new article;
Thibei cloths, silk waTPs, back and other colors;
French Merinos, every color;
All wool De LANES, u yds wide;
Mourning armure cashmere;
Mixed and plain Madomiasi
Rich printed Paris DE Lainesi
Rich Persian cloth, etc. oct30
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11
McCLELLANS Il KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS And, SHOES,
Men and B0yo' Palm Hats, Leather and Findings,
.rsEs7 at the ,eeH knopn stand tssrf sgs
81 ~ 2..is gous Of tbs ga...-s
BIG RED BOOT.

w arc how IeeelvingI our Eastern Manulac turing
w Establishments, OF the largest aud best
ured assortment OF boots and Shoes, Fall Winter
wear, ever offered in this any other market They
Dcen manufactured 10 order, according dicc
lions, and ere intended expressly for retailing. To
regular customers, and all others who may with
call, we can offer unusually large variety OF Roots and
shoes which we guarantee equain quality OF material aud
workmanship 10 Those manufactured In this any part
the United Statea. Our will be found consist in
part, OF tho follow ing seasonlble goods: .Z..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11
70ME DEPARTMENT.
----.,...,,,., of,bs DAILY IETELLIG ENCER 10,
s1S....s. =. Of nuhIcation. Price, TWO ceNTs.

CFlDS Is authorized 10 receive subscfip.
.JNH, i;,iIy Tn.Weekiy and Weekly lnte!ligcncer,
ss TO ,r advertising and Job work 20 be done al
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11

Can't be Beat!!!
ne LANES. am now selling at SIC per yards
~ Black and coored Alpaca at f2ic
ChanEcable LustTes at l2.al6c =
TwiIlet CobuTgs at l2i and Isle .H
Fast Madden Prints at etc -
English ohintI, I'D wide at i2c
Good LustTc black silk al SOC
Fast coiOred Gnshams, at Inaf2c
Printed Persian cloths hslfthc usual price;
Fire Plaid LUStrcs at PC;
silk Emb roidered Ladies' Cloth half price;
Ind my other Goods your prices Seeing Is
sisyiur (oct3O) ~ w MoTTE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11
BY the National Line,
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.

| 1H AVE-" ioNA' ->o'' ~
The steamer GLASGOW, Capt. Cross, arrived at
half past three o'Clock to-day from Glasgow. She
sailed Oct. 26th and brings London dates up to the
25th.
The Canada arrived n. I;varnoo, a., +h. Oath
~. ,,,,.,,o,,, -, GO ,,...,r,.o-,
III oA'''s' 90 passengers.
LONDON, MONDAY.
The supplies Of all kinds of English grain are
Sc6nt, anu the arrivals or oreign are small and IL
bad condition.
Flour steady, and held al Saturdays rates.
Consols above par
IIveRPooL Monday
CorroS-Sales 70, 900 bales 1000 on specula-
ton and .yport The market closed firm at So
turday's rates.
CoSsoI,-account closed at London on Satur-
day at 1904.
u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11

DlLLS'-Eoff,s Todd's, Lees, Anderson & Sootrs.
L NcLane's, Brand Tcath's Wrght's Sugar Coated,
Always on hand and for sale by KELLS * CALDWELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11

Transparent and Window shades.
NEW and beautiful stock OF Window Shades, just re
y ceived and for sale, very low by
scptI7 J. C. HARBOUR, 1i3 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-11-11

= BBLS Linseed Oil received this day by
y octT KELLS d CALDWELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
COPY
DocToR's COMMONS, 30.A August, 1911.

DOCTORS COMMONS, 3Oth August, 1911.
Mr. LORD; We are hsnOred with your LOrdslips
maids, sgbiec in Mr. BsckhOuse letter VI the 10th
Of May, stating that be directed TO TRANSMIT, IL Us
the accompanying letter from the Colonial Oniee In.
closing copy Of a dispatch from the Lieutsna ANT low
u Move Scotia, together with on Address 10 Her
Majesty from the House If Assembly OF that Province
complaining OF the con,insed eIcroachments OF Amer
can F.hernen on the fishing ground Of Nova 80 ia
and dJseent Colonies and prsyiIg that Her Ma
jesiy would estsbli,h by order in Council, general
regulations for The protection Of the Fishee
to the code annexed 70 the Address
We are also honored with Mr. Baekhouse's letter NJ
the eit June stating that he was directed IN ,rans,,
to us copy OF letter from the Colonial Office tooe
ther with copy ia dispaich from the Ieu,snsnt c.
erLor OF Nova Scotia nclosing case for ooini"r -. .,
wns fsAts have been ceded 70 the citizens OF the t
to states OF America, and 10 what right have h.en
eAci"Ney reserved o. Her Majesty's subject. and 10
Itques hst We would take the papers into con,ders
uon ara report TO your Lordsbp OR ounios uno, the
seef'i CUES stated Ia the aforementioned
Sltry Jrst In obedience 10 your Lordsbio's rom,
shos We nave taken these papers into Consideration
81. lave zoe honOr 10 report that we are of opinion
" me iiesy of 1888 WA annuled by the War of
- eHo we are aso OF opinion tbat the rights of
fhnery Of the citizens of ae nit.d states mnr nor
CONSIDERED be DENIED ana reyuise by the Conyen.
tDn VI IcIc ard with resptc CT TO 10 general question
SO' Hhdt T'gA We can only fer % the terms Of
ue Coh'eh"n. AS explained ana elucda.ed by the OBJ.
se'anons Which Will occur IN answering tbs other spe
cihc queries 'Te
Sand Except within certain defined limits 10 wbisb
the query put TO Ne does not apply Of opinion
thsto ~ tie terms Of the Treaty American citizen. ara
eAeIu'ed from the light of hsbing within three mile, Of
me coat OF British America and that the prescr,ed
distance Of thr,e miles Is 10 be measured from the
hesosnai or extreme points Of land next the ses of,he
eoss OF q The entrance OF The bsys and not from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
DOWNING ar. 2sth Nov. l!

DOWNING at, oath Nov. 1912.
My LORD: have the h. nor 10 acknowledge the re-
ofpt OF your Loroshps Dispatch Of the lth July last
c!Ospg copies q i1O reports made by COmaitCees OF
the House Of Assembly Of Nova Scotia, complaining of
he encroacbmtnts OF amt rcsn citizens on the fisheries
o. Brdb North America, ana praying the establishment
q general cooe otregulstoBs tor thsr prsS eonto
c'thtr With copy OF case prepared ~ you in April,
leil to be submit 10 Her Majesty's Law Officers
ibDg cersin questions as to the rights Of Fishery
erfed by tie Treaties the subject ON British and
American Fishermen respectively | iDcvse, for your
Inform suon, copy OF the Report which, the Both
August. vas received from the Queens Advocate, and
Her Msjesys Attorney General, on the case drawn No
~ your LOrdsbp since that date the subject has ire
quenty ergsgfd the attention o. myself and my sol
leagues with The view of adopting further measures #
pecessTy for the projection Of British interests In &C
cordsnoe with the law laid down In the inclOsed
Report We have however, on full confederation co
10 The concuion, as regards the Fisheries OF Nova SEQ
s that the precautions taken by the Provincial Legs
siure appear adequate TO the purpose and that being
rev practically acquesced 10 By ihe AMERICANS, fur
Their measures required have, &c.
lssuedl sTASLEY
The Right HCu. Yiscouzt Falkland, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
COPY OF NOTE FROM MR.. STEVENSON.


The urdenieped Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
fenipotentsIy from the United Ss'es mas the honor
10 seqHsint Lord V.count Palmer,ton Her Maje.tys
Principal Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs that
De has been Instructed TO bring the notice If Her
M@ttty government, ~itsOut oesy certain proceed.
ipes Of the Colonial authorities OF Nova Scotia la reis
uoh 10 tne seizure AND interruption OF the vessels and
citizeDs OF The Unn States eng aged in Intercourse
with tie ports of Nova Scotia ana ths prosecution of
The Fisheries on lite peghbsripg coasts and hich in
the opinion OF the Aunt rissB Govern Lent demand the
Pron,pt Interpretation OF Her Mse.ty's Government
r"f ns purpose the undersigned takes leave 10 sab nit
to Lo'o Palrnerstsn the iolosing representation:
~ the lst article Of the Convention between Great
btsn and the United States sisued AZ London on the
2Oth october. ISIS IL provded-lst That the iahab.
nsbis Ufrc unitd States shall ave fore yer Ia common
with Ire suhec OF Great Bhtn toe liberty % take ~.
OF every kbe on that part Of the southern coast OF New
Homeland which extepcs from Cape Ray 10 the Re-
nau lslsnds the western an6 northern coast
found Sno from the sso Cape Ray 10 the Quirpon I,l
spds Oh the shores OF the Msgdaen Isands and also on
the coasts, bays, hsrbors and creeks from Mount Joly
on the southern coast Of Labrador 10 aod through the
Susts Of Beeise, and thence north vsTdy indefinitely
stnR the coast without prejudice however 70 the ex
c'.Svt rights Of the Hudson's Bay Company
y That the AmeTic shall also have liberty for.
ever Ia CRY and cure 6sh in any part Of the un,.td
Days bafoors and creeks Of the southern portion of toe
esast o. Newfoundland before described ard OF the
coast oi Labrador, the United States reuouucinK any
noeiy oeoieenj ed BY their czeos 10 take sn with
~ riee miles OF any coasts bays creeks harbors of
We p s eorniniens In America included within
ne soSve hmfs, Newfoundland and Labrador
5d That American fishermen ,h4lI also be sdmiped
Gnu" eneh bays OF hsrbors for the puroos Sc of ,he
tI sbo OF repairing damages therein and Ala az mr.
ch'tine WOOD snd ootanining water nader .ucb re.c
nous only as might be necessary 10 prevent fheir ~
"5 os Of eaiine eSh therein, or using To orv ace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17
vertu du substitut present2 par NJ. Heron, e'
adopte par Ia Convention. -,
MI

vertu du substitut presente par NJ. Heron, ct
adopte par Ia Convention. -,
Mol
Conite sur 10 division des pouvoirs du Gou-
vernement A. J. Herron,. rapporteur H. II,
Wilcoxon, J P Waddil, j. B. Leefe, g. Rixner.
" No. 2. ~
SCornite sur lie Pouvoir Legislatif
G.. S. Guion. Rapporteur; 7. d Conrad, ].
N. Sandidge,, S. W. Dorsey, b. p Paxton, NJ.
r. Jennings, r.. Fl. Mbley, j G. Talisfero, l..
v. Reeves, e. c. Davidson, 7. G, Nichols.
No. g.
Comite sur lie Pouvoir Exeeutf:
Alex Declouet, Rapporteur: p. .. Hebert,
T. c. Scarborough, C. .Bienysnu, J, H. Price.
j. B. Smart, E. Dufell Jr.
|. Con1ite sur ls Pouyoir Judiciaire
r. Hunt Rapporteur; J. g. Campbell, J. T.
benjamin, r. W. Richardson, G. L.. Swazey, G.
Dufour, W. S. Parkam. E. A. Bradford. W. ,.
Phillips, G. A. Bullard. =
No. s.
Comite sur les Poursuites par vote d Inpeach-
ment: A. G. Garter, Rapporteur; W, H. Avery,
J. s. Armant, L A. BesaBcon, G. NJ. Olivier,
D. D. Richardson, A. J. Isaacks.
No. 6.
Comite sur les Dispositions Generates:
A.. B. Roman, Rapporteur p. F. Royslen
! L. Matthews, G.. F. Connely, A. Brother, E.
DeIoney, W. I. PaHrey, W. W. Pugh, S. VsT
Wickle, G. Eustis, G. D. Tatmsn.
| No. Z. - ..0a-
! Comite sur les Amendemens la Constitution
R. B. Todd, kappsrtei4; ]. R. Jones, s
Bartlett, R. g. Beale, H. B. Egglesten, D
Byrne, NJ Fl. Dosson, W. II. Hough, c. j. Leeds
E. n Martin, s. G. Risk.
h. No g.
.Comite sur LES Dispositions Transitoires:
| j. E. King, Rapporteur; W. L. Douglass, A
Talbot, H. B. Shaw, p 7. Harris, j. B. Cot
tom B. r. simms. 4
No. 9.
+ .Comite sur rInstruction Pubhque
R. g. Thibodeaux, Rapporteur II. st. Paul
L. H. Hatch, P. B. Key, Pc. King, 4. Pre-
aux, W. W. Wilmington. t-
/ No. 10.
Comite sur la Franchise Electorate:
T. W. Collens, Rapporteur r. Hodges, Y
W Farmer, 4. Anderson, A. j. Moss, G.
Boudousguie, A. w. Jourdan. .-o
IL. No. IL e 4
Comite sur Ia revision de Ia Traduction fral
eaise de la Constitution
X C. Dufour, Rapporteurs r. Preaux, J.
; Olivier, F. Gardere, j! NJ Lapeyre.
Sur motion, la Convention s'est ajournee
demain, 9 heures. A. NJ. -4f - -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17
Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance.

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA. .
~ Incorporated April sas and declared dividend of 30 Per
cent. on Two Years. Business
Office IS CAMP ST., between Graser and Common sts
BusIrss COMPANY LIE INSURANCE ofLf'
Company being y for the protection Of the poy
families want end poverty Is its Operations
conducted the moet secure
and solid principles aorng small annual paid during
widows and children
L policy holders, whshnr for Life shorter terina whe con-
the till DEATH participate IN the whoae OF As Pto
Sreos can insure Debtors. married woman
husband the sole bensht Use Of
children, free from the caIn Of creditors
TRUSTEES:
Iohn g. Allison Isaac Johnson Edward Sparrow
John ,IIagau saInuel stewart Richard Mccall,
.RobeItJ Ward, E. H. Barton, L. Perkna
Joseph WalksI VIM. Murs. Arnold Hhffih' ,
DIRECTORS:
E. ". Se.ell, Thoe. c. Jenkins, P. B. Taylor,
Fd,r jsnnsY Core. Johp M. Curap, g. Steevrr,
M Nj Coh.p D. Suansepbers, IL RhodewRlG,
Ssmnsl Wolf Joi1u A. Douslettv, C, NJ. Luherfofa
q Winkham John Claiborne, r. c. Arunisiesd,
as9 as, ,assI,l v: sal'h' NC HAIL. Ell 'V %inga,s,
| Epw, JnssyB Co2x Vice. Frssident -1
~ WsrnssgynS ,a M,pa Medical sansnlssson Ssaaa OF
| Il q HranII actea12y NJ NJ CeHss, Attorney. d..
RicsinD Bsis NJ D.. street, Medical EEs.ainei
who will be Office daily from halipast II to2ps
Hy hs Charter only $4,000 is tAks angis lie
EE This prepared snssrn d % Us and
At the Table Of Board which
charged the and London o1ees an
beir the South By the shaer Dividend
Profits declared annually and the Rests S u
where tne party paid his premiums in full.
tar california SswYork and isdon rates. Prospectus
Table Rates all information Life and all paper
had at the omcs o hs lopany
tS- Extensive Travelling PriTlnges
ES- 0fice hcnrs. 9 A. ~ 10 SP.n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Merchants Insurance Company Of New
ORLEANS.

! CAPITAL tse000o. ...AIL PAID m.
JOHN PElaBERToN, President.
+ A SCIIRIEBER, Secretary.
Tbs Directors respectfully inhabitants the Fourth
District ats their relations with this
they have estalhsd Agency 11estsn ss
RISKS the rates return OF TEN PER CENT In
will rsds doing business with ths Company
BOARD OF REFERENCE.
John pemberon- Fergus Gardere. .KAapar Aach,
Michel S7uszou j. Stafford, Dasid Adams,
Msuuel J.Garcs q u. Kenny, WV. Faught,
Thomas ]. Ivy, .Gustage Leroy, hiehafe Sater
apps Office No. 10 Jackson street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17
Home Mutual Insurance Company Of

r Wit. sascbed capital of ss'ssoo prepared to receive
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS,
att Office the Company, No. 80 GRAvTER STREET
with ts and the
profits are aacng insure with the company Its
control Of the Trustees
T company purely the mutual principal Of insu
behave this subscription (f30o) Oilers ample
| secarity-a IN policy hodsrs, =,
those
"hhA W A ~ '''' - ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
- JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17
The Liverpool and London Fire and Lift

The LlVerpooI anu LonuoH' ElIe anu A11e
INSURANCE COMPANY.
- Authorised Capital. ..TrN MILLIONS DcrLARs o .
Paidup Capital svS
39,si0,e1e
Working CaptTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty Thousand
DollRrp.
Offering unusually large capital and the unlimited individual
liability the Sokhoder that great desderntnm Asuancsh.
most security plbes hgans'
Fire Risks New5reans, reasonable
made place the CapanTs fe
Mutual Companies, and all seemsnta Tor iosaes
will be and liberal.
'' CHAs BRIGGS, Agent, Office chariesa.rest.
BOARD OF REFERENCE IN NEW ORLEANS: ~,
Samuel Nioholsou. Hene, TStaas seIaT,
4 Ianfesr G. A. f5pit Wu Mure,
VIM Felowes. ]. 3. Rahn, Jas. Robb
Z. Ogden.
DIRECTORS In NEW YORK;
JAS BROWN, Chairman.
FRAsos CorrxsKr Deputy Chairman.
Gecr 70 Barclay Griffin, RoyalPheps
Mark W. Colet, Mort Livingston, E@. r Senderaou,
G.W.Faber, ~ Wp. n "a, = mosnoas, S,
FR. ncrs @ GEIyFrs, Counlel Of the Board. u2s 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17
Neworleans Agency of the Mutual Pro.

NTEW ORLt NJ and Car Ga sxa jim
| q ,rollten RaroeS,--. Nter Lins-a&8 Eg.2k--ExS
Departure Of Trains. aaNesoslsaas:
Iioree cars-Haf 9, and hafPast II P
TrAinS hour Afterwards until r. NJ ncu-
siyey summer, and until quarter past in winter.
From Carolfon:
Eoras Cars IS An, sand 10 p. ii. 49, .
Steam Ttan7 hour rhtii NJ, neu-
summer, until hat past in winter. i.
FhRE15 Children under IL and Servants 10 cents
t ird Monday february
and ni on Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
If the Depot No. is Baronne street.
- Departure If Cars.
from Lafayette and u o'clock
Depot, Is Baronns strees.....lS, AND 81
In Summer, from laay and
:, Depot, Is Baronns street. .oH ~ and
After which the will leave each and fifteen minutes Sn
o'clock
| Then a 81, 9, 10 and II M, from the Depot.
And sH, aH and I014 N, from Lafayette.
Children under ~ years, half prce.
T Night Cars for PARTIES Balls Meetings, etc.
/ ned dvhsn rennirei fnhS "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17

4 LE-Scotch and East India Pale Ale, for
IA sale kp JOHN TOOIE. Bsnh Place.
lT INSEED OIL-4O barrels Linseed Oil, boiled
| h. ssssaw W ( sxaAsaAyEa CO.. ,Masssss arss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-17

JEuDl, Q 'Jullleb LOO.
La Convention Sc reunit conformement Pa
journement.
LIE Reverend MI. H. Harmon fait rouverture
des deliberations par des prieres. ~
LHon d. f. Kenner, President, occupe lie
fauteuil ct 11S delegues respondent lappel
NJ Phillips, de la part du comite qui q etc
nomme pour s'enquerir de la maniere de proce
der pour remplir les vacances occasionnees par
la demission de NM Alonzo Snyder ct E. Laure,
lie premier, delegue representatif de la paroisse
Madison ct lie dernier dc la paroisse Lafayette,
presente lie rapport suivant:
LIE neuvieme article de lacte intitule Acte
pour prendre le sens du peuple sur fopportunite
de convoquer une Convention pour changer la
Constitution ct pour pourvoir relection des
delegues ct la lnaniere de tenir la Convention,
| approuye lie 23 tevrier 1852, pouryoit ''qu'en
| cas- de mort ou de demission dun des delegues
| la dite Convention, il sera de suite ordonne une
nouvelle election par lie Gouverneur, pour rem
| plir sa place de la meme manlere ct dams lie me-
me deiai quill est present. par la lol pour rem
plir une vacance dams L Assemble Geperale.' y
| LIE comite presente, par consequent, Ia resolu-
tion suivante
4 Resolu que lie President de 10 Convention soft
invite a annoncer oficillement, au Gouverneur.
la demsiion de NM Alonzo Snyder ct E Laure
(Signe) W. B. PHILLIPS, Rapport
NJ. Sandidge presente la resolution smVante
qui est lue ct adoptee:
Resolu que lie secretaire d Etat soft requis de
fournir, dams lie plus bref delai, pour lusage dt
la Convention, un tableau tire du dernier recen
sement de Get Fiat, comprenant
10 Toute la population blanche de PEtat
| 90 ss IS esclave'
80. LIE nombre de personnes de couleur libre
dams FEtat. T.,
4o LIE nombre Inhabitants males au-dessus d
Page de q ans.
. 3d. LIE nombre respectif des dites personne
dams chaque paroisse de FEtat.
: Quill soft aussi reauis de faire un autre ia
t bleau contenant les memes renseignements,
, compile, autant que possible, du dernier recen
!, sement de lEtat, fait sous Pautorite du gouver
+ nement federal, ct aussi de produire d'autre
tabeaux tires du recensement de 1881 ct lo4u
NJ Risk presente 10 resolution suivantes qr
a est lue ct adoptee.
y Resolu quill soft accorde aux rapporteurs az
a differents journaux qui desireraient rapporte
y les deliberations de la Convention, des place
. convenables au-dedans de Ia barre de la Col
= vention ct que lie sergent d'armes soft requis {
leur fournir tous effets qui pourraient leur etl
). necessaifes dams Accomplishment de leurs tr'
yaux.
N M. Conrad presente la resolution sulvant
qui est lue ct sur motion adoptee
Resolu que le huitieme article de la Constit
ton soft mis- fordre du jour, pour jeudi l6
courant.
ct NJ Richardson, du Ouachita, presente 10 r
solution suiyante:
ce Resolu quill soft elu un rapporteur des D
bats de Ia Convention, qui receyra un salal
o. de dix piastres par jour. .s..
iu NJ. st.Paul ps6sents l'amendament aui snit
IN "Et aa'aa dos tssduetsurs fA "a. Gsaseau
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preambule ct une declaration des droits du
peuple. Cette motion est rejetee.
M. Thibodeaux propose de renvoyer la plus
ample consideration du preambule. SCette mo-,
ton est aussi rejetee' ~
Sur Ia motion de NJ. Benjamin lie preambule
est adopte. s,F 5..,
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The election in 1S47 showed the following results Lbe-
rails, 1856 Protectionists, 2o1; Peelites, H.
The publication Of the edition of DoD's Paramen-
ary Companion has led TO many curious anayrations Of
the construction Of the Legislature Thus as
pects the rank titles and degrees of the members Of the
House Of Commons is found that II contains l06
peers, 06 baronets city knights 54 large land
ed propretors without titles l0 barsters IS attorneys
90 merchants, manufacturers, &c. 20 bankers, enri-
neers builders &C., medical men, IL railway agnafe.
Irish peers 81 various not cassed but principally army
and navy officers There are, however in the House Of
Commons 81 officers Of the army and 10 naval officers
On previous occasion since the reform has Par
lament met without some popular member having been
returned from two places Knaresborough having right
to return MEMBERS has returned three each with the
same number Of votes.
Two hundred and persons who had not seats in the
late House Of Commons members Of the one; Of
whom 1870 were previously in Parliament and 81
now return to it, With the exception Of the election Of
ls47 large amount Of change has not taken place