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RANGERS DiscHAReEp-The Brownsville (Texas) Ameri-
can of the 10th says that on Sunday last, Capt g.
Lews company of Rangers mustered out of service
near Brownsville after six months faithful service The
American adds:
On taking leave of his men Capt Lewis made them a
spirited and eloquent address, which, told melted
some of those hardy woodsmen to tears We take
pride in saying that reproach be made OF this COM
pany its commander during their term OF services
though they have had encounters with the enemy
doubt not they have prevented by their presence the
petration of outrages in their neghborhood.
The other two companies, under Capts Shaw and Davis
have also been mustered of service and returned to
their homes We understand that the services recently
performed the three companies of Texas Rangers will
for the future be filed by portion of the Mounted Rifles
now duty the frontier Recent advices inform
that this efficient corps have just carried into San Antonio
a number Of prisoners captured during recent scout
The Rifles have lasting fame for courage and good
service
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Something for Every Body.

Counterfeit 81 bills on the bank OF the State
Of North Carolina in circulation at Petersburg Va.
Mr. L. Thomas, soldier of the revolution
aged 90 years died Leesburg, Va, few days ago
During the year there were 1852 deaths in
Charleston s, G.
No more convicts are to be transported to
Australia
Suicides and lunaces from the Spirit Rappine
| delusion, thicken on every hand
A Mormon paper published at Liverpool pro-
Possesses TO circulate % 900 copies
An English paper thinks it is the first duty
OF tee -totallers to get the duty of tea totally
Steamers on Lake Erie have commenced their
trips for the season.
A prohibtory Liquor Law went into opera
ton in Vermont on the Sth inst.
1t is stated that there are 1000 Cuban youths
in the schools Of the United States.
The NewYork canals, it is said, will not be
navgable this season before the 18th of April Rather
late for the Spring trade.
A bill for the emancipation of the Jews l. O.,
bestowng them the right franchise been intro
duced into the British Parliament
The prohibition of burials within the limits of
crowded towns and cities is much agtated in various
parts of England.
The lines between Boston and New York have
agreed to fix the price of fare at 81 for passengers The
price Of freights is to be four cents foot.
The Virginia House of Delegates has passed a
bill increasing the States subscription to the Roanoke
Valley Railroad from $4,000 to $4,000
There are in circulation five dollar bills of
the farmers and Mechanics Bank of Carroll countv
Nd, altered from one's Of the same bank. S''
One proof of the increased prosperity of Ire
land Is that the LAWYERS are ali urumblnr at The decline
Of their business
Tho r,,.l;,,. o,,.,a "A No-L. ",
fred salnts Of ibirtv.oue gns ON the cosio ~
Gushing taking seat in the Cabinet -"
NJ Co... IL: g -, -.
N, MI. otoSner' nls vile anu TWO chlluren IN
nt INV their hose tan fra 0ufn' 70 uea' on he
M -. -. r.
Inc steam saw MIL OF heynolos " Hardng,
IN Kent county Del was destroyed by fire few days ago
involving loss OF $4,000 and no insurance.
Ii IS stated IN the late English papers that
rain fell last month in some parts OF the north of Eng
SO black as to mpaft the same hue to every thing it
touched
The bill authorizing the Treasurer of Virginia
to receive from the banks any bonds guaranteed by the
state as security Tor their Issues has passed the Legsa
ture OF that State.
The largest mercantile vessel in the world
the screw steamer Uimalaya ia nearly ready Tor iannh
;s az IonIon sba I; e; ssoo ,on vauy or isunch,
will be propelled by machinery Of 700 horse power
Another of the old merchants of New York
died very suddenly ON Friday AT Ms I;
Place Observation-Disclosures IIayes ESQ of The old houss 81
Rnrns HAYES 3 % ' - 'i' " '-N Wv -'A'' VI
-.
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~ not indebted to the brains Of our contempt
s1s 1nsn o. late for tho wit and worth and
- pelaa enee ~ IT. thunder is our own Delta
On nedsst contemporary might have appropriately
e9ee tnat e own brains are nov out Of New0reans,
SesNH 70 n:son houfe, o. some place on the Coast.
esSe oar infornasion from public report" [Crescent
4Ap1 4hHe sFs tbs Crescent's brains? We can allow
CT talent 70 80 a-travsling and keep quite
( eee home 70 produce nrst-fate paper-but we
% Trsssursrs once, might 70 70 Js All m9.
-. - ,nAfi0n. without being missed for mo.
or contemporary is more than probably
eorrsst IN its intimstion that its brains may
- permitted 70 81 non home, without fear Of
.thsir being missed, 1he aforesaid brains being
p ssldom permitted to exercise themselves, Of
late, - 70 emssculats the Delta Of its former
vigcfons character. and to leaveit very quiet
doing sort Of journal. We beg pardon; il is
omeemss brilliantly and incomprehensibly
dentals and sometimes exquisitely
- - when it eulogistically and enthu-
~ pronounced Pierce's Presidential
9guvdt IN the pery best style of Ha,c-
1890 pcf>fiar romaaces!
hr The mtimation that &c all our brains -
are looated in the Treasurer's Office this is
small piece Of impertinence towards gentleman
Who y N no way connected with this Office,
yto Il In no manner responsible for and in NO
10y controls the editorial columns of this paper
and Who has, notwithstanding our personal
friendly rQlations, frequently commented in
terms DoPm censure upon our editorial ar.
ticle1 warm terms as the Delta never IN.
dalged A. Ne desire to shoulder our own
|2lgponsikl tiee, We may bluntly state to the
z -, that In the hottest political discussion VIC
- hs1 (we refer to tho Municipal Independent
neVQnsnt Of last year, that gentleman spoke,
Iabl<e1rs IN warm and almost bitter terms Of
nDa5GS6 q the tone Of our editorials, though
Asy we're dictated by feelings of the highest
fsrssnal regard and by warm political friend
- towards himself, and were largely provoked
~ " RECKLESS insinuations of the Delta.
Ne can vary well receive the bitter or good
~ADngrsa thrusts Of our contemporary, 50 far as
~ are pHsonslly concerned, but We cannot very
paeensy regard the vulgar determination to
seaeh osr feelings, by dragging. in the midst of
tns ~ and cheap saeers Of an Evening Delta,
q tFasate gentleman before the public, because
- be- he misfortune to be an official. and the
ooefdenf of being our friend. Such 4 cour,e
el5ht y pursued by the ostler or bar.room
11ee - al country tavern; but, certainly.
y By IN intelligent and competent
D public journal. As for the sug.
~ Waiting jackson. We cannot COM
~ poGte invitation Of our contempo-
49, eSdt Nm st their ipaginary residsnes.
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THE CHIEF JUSTICE.

Il never hao Zen our wish, we never have,
directly or ind 6etly, sought, 70 make any par
ttDa4 s1sotioneering appeals in the matter Of
ss1eoafns Chief Justice foE the State of Lou
- ne have deemed II Just to advocate the
1lIep5 " Christian Roselius; but we have
nsvG utged him except upon his positive merit
y : nan, . civilian and . jurist: We neye,
set3 eht Of his competitor, but that, though
- 1Al equal of Christian Roselius, he
wo ~ discredit to the high office Of Chief
= louisiana.
u ~ what the Courier and other ad-
vco3<8 ~ - election of Thos 6lidell cannot
~ 3l1olbrsnce to their course towards Chris
tian Lt0elius, that Ne 1ever appealed to paxli-
- g1Qsshy for thelatter or to partisan pre-
judip1 against the former. We cannot, after
oarof1l reelection. recall one line or word, in our
colsuns, By which II might be understood that
IN Hlideli was whig or democrat.
: 0edf1orihss published, and osten9atiously
sysd, articles, enjoining persons not to be
epeissd BY the no-party cry enjoining dem
oores to stand by its preferred candidate.
n<ging ct Rosslius as aippantly self-sufhcient
= rsaesily eontemptuous Of all recognized
IL - xAd precedents. Not one line in our
~ ii ever thus approached, or will APP
pre- i ~ candidacy Of Thos. elidell, and
there = ~ man whose heart and viii are more
fdllx n the successful candidacy Of Christian
Raosl1hs for the ofice Of Chief Justice. To any
a and the more specially to one 90 high and
Ae1cNblc, " would 'tr6Fn to advance q friend
~ triuiph won through wanton in
j66tice to ~ honor6d 1cnpetitor.
n ssorAs cost What u may to our preferred
IN. q tack judicial office on to the mere
nAehinl( = partisanship. We are honestly
he ~ n IN elective, not a partisan, Judi
eterys Ind would vote for no man If we thought
~ p1d q would be wing or democrat upon the
h n y honorable to Christian Roselius
80 be has not spent and will not spend one
dollar, has not made and will not make one ap-
peal, personal or political, to advance the pros
pscts Of his election. If Louisiana can find
better Chief Justice, he will be content. Self
made, nlf-leliant, poor boy self-raised into .
position Of honest, well-earned public honor as
= man, and Of Distinguished reputation as
lawyer. he has q past and present which might
have seel, but not necessary augmentation
Of rsputn - the future.
A. 10 fhe Circular the Courier publishes,
With The accompanying signatures, there is
1<kSthing singular about it, It is signed by
gentlemen resident in New Orleans, and yet it
Soaei back to this city. after long and extensive
cfrcr1at ions in circular letters, and lastly, in
nsN 49, and sfqears in the Courier only
ysiIssj Wy aiS
~ O. esr's rab1ished list contains only
n "A
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caB.NE.s, HacK.ME.N, ETC.

We can answer the Delta's remarks in refer
ence to our editorial of yesterday briefly. We
only need word or two of comment.
First, It disapproves of the ordinance refer
ring to CABS, hacks, etc., using in so doing thest
terms:
Complaints addressed to the very who already
proved themselves shamey neglected. Of The interests q =
large class Of c-es, would avail them very little indeed
Let them vote for who will not their neglect
by alleging that Ignorance was the cause oft.
Elsewhere, it says:
Its known every interested in the affairs
Of the city except incapable officials who generally
in entire of its existence until their attention
was called to 1t.
So, so, Messrs of the Delta! Not one word
have you said, one way or the other. in refer
ence to an ordinance by the existence Of which
you assert that certain parties proved them
selves shamefully neglectful Of the interests Of
SO large class of citizens" not one word for Or
against " shameful " ordinance of the exist
ence Of which you say none but GO incapable Of
fcials were unaware, until, on the " eve Of an
election" and on the suggestion Of the Crescent.
So, you knew all about this g shameful ordi-
nance" and felt the deepest interest in $50
large class Of citizens" and for years have
Notwithstanding, uttered not one word about the
matter, nice gents
You had the publishing Of the proceedings d
the first meeting of the cabmen, hackmen, etc,
against the ordinance. before we had-and you
said mot tyllable, though we promptly en-
dorsed the Justice of their claims next day. You
did not know which way the wind might blow,
did you Well, we were not so !" fastidious, %
though we are rather too :" fastidious to dance
attendance in the carpeted parlors of private
banks, even for a consideration.
As for the whig or democratic majority in
the Second Municipality Council, when the or
dinance was passed, we are not positive, but
shall not depend upon Political Somersaults %
for the facts.
1t is not at all curious that the members of
the Council of the Consolidated City, should be
generally ignorant Of the existence Of torpid,
unenforced ordinance of one District, with the
special Municipal affairs of which the larger
number of them never had any concern, and
when the immense labor of organizing the new
City Government pressed so heavily upon them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-24

DlsrREssINo DEArH-Capt Isaac N. Mitchell, residing
six miles distant from Indianoa Texas met with pre-
mature death the 10th inst It he out gun
ming and in crawling upon wild fowls his resi-
his gun discharged lodging its contents in his
chest negro boy hearing the report FASTENED to the
spot and finding his master welterng in blood back
to and informed his mistress who reached him
just in time to hear him exelaim accident Captain
NJ. was a native of South Carolina, and emigrated to
Texas early 1855. He prominent citizen, and
highly respected by all who knew him.
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election the Consultation
subjects that could be submitted the
administration justice involves The Of the and the
behooves all careful
privilege their fellow selection
they make upon which Awaiting
selves determined
pleasure the Of the Hon. THOMAS sLIDELL
Supreme cur
desire for his success in the approaching
the Judge Siol
present Supreme Court has brought prominently
the bar and the pube and do him only justice saying
his marked by distinguished
asuous Independent discharge duty by
afsity which have
the highest confidence and His reported opinions
evidence the eamess his
his judgment they afford higher testimonial his
than it would be
proofs ability support
already acquired in the public service We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-24
DIR. LaCrNe's,
Tor PARIsl
TOOTH AND GUM SPECIFIC.

I 0 0 L Ii A N d G. U M OIFIC,
For the Cure Of Sore Diseased Bleeding Gums removing
Tartar from the Teeth and keeping them white
preventing decay.
q This valuable preparation discovered
by Dr. L. NJ b. laerue Of the
used by him his practice fol- upwards years. uno
only eeanses and beauties the keeps
clear Of tartar and and will II not eayed
coming decay has will progress from
the purfeaon renders the Teeth Of the best pu
fers fthe breath discovered.
Abundant evidence could be produced equally good follow
ing from Dr. Gilbert thought necessary. propretos cousd,
this sufficient to satisfy any candid
Being called 70 give opinion respecting Dr.
and Gum Specific take
laon superior cleansing and whiten.
the teeth also restoring gums
where there liberation with rapdity. Suffice
has no rival IA point OF efficacy S. GIL BERT, NJ D.,
December 49, 1885, l3s Poydras street, NewOreans,
EB sod Wholesale aud retail at proprotor's prices by
JARVIS wooDMAN,
mbas l?lsp Corner of Common and Magazine streets,
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when thsy are properly transferred to Baton
Rouge, ~ may, If elected to the Legislature,
and II placed on the regular committee Of o use
full Institution at that point, see that they are
as comfortably provided for as circumstances
will admit of and the conviction of wanton abuse
Of an inoffensive citizen will justify.
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WING CoNvENTToN-FRsT DIsTRIcr.-By re-
quest of R. B. Sykes, Chairman, citizens are
requested to meet this evening. A substi-
tute for j. n Hawthorne, ESQ.,, of the Third
Ward, is to be appointed, and other business
transacted s
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S4o, 551 III
of this amount, there sent to NewYork ss9Oos
70 London sS2ooo27 to Nsw0reans si7o7s3; to Pana-
ma $4,000 to San Juan $4,000
The gold crop of Australia at the present rate of pro-
duct is estimated at i've millions Of dollars ner month
sixsy millions per year.
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SAILING OF srrAMERs-Five steamers left New
York on saturday-the Humboldt, for Hayre the EN-
pre City for Havana and Neworeans the James Adgcr
for Charleston, and the Florida for Savannah,
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sr. CHARLES THEArRE.-The beautiful and accomplish
ed actress Miss Julia Dean appears tonight in the light
Of beneficiary The pieces selected for the occasion
Sheridan Knowles's play of The Hunchback and the
beautiful comedy Of The Love Chasen Both plays
pieces Of much worth and in which Miss Dean is known
excel 1t is but due to the fair beneficiary that NewOr
leans should greet her with full house.
On tomorrow night Mr. Lynne takes farewell benefit
and the winter at the st. Charles closes. Mr.
Lynne is deserving actor and expect for him house
commensurate of his worth
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81 tbr amfriran Line.
Ship Arrival and Departure.

SOUTHWEST Pass March %.
The British ship Thomas Fielden, Capt Hannah, forty
two days from Glasgow has arrived outside the bar all
well
The ship Clara Wheeler went to at O'Clock yes
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Fresh .4s'1icHls.
p. & E. REILLY & CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.

l. O. e. II Il II ~ o. wa
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS
Have in store a complete and we'll assorted supply of
SEASON ABLE GOODS
by steamship CRESCENT ship CLIFTON
The following comprise few Of the leading articles, viz
BRAzuIENNE ALBoNI ROBES, coorel Ground;
BRAzlLIENNE ALBoNI ROBES, Very Rich
ORGANIZE ROBES, Three and Five Foances;
AIBoNAIS ROBES, Of Embroidered Muslin
BAREGE ROBES Graduated Satin Stripes;
BAREGE ROBES Pompadour Style, to s Flounces;
BAREGE ROBES, Plain Ground Mousquetare Flounces;
NEW STYLE JACoSET "DoLFRESi"
NEWEST STYLE JACoNET, HARTMAN from IS ceuts up;
NEWEST STYLE JAcoNETS "GEos oDIER,n for Children
NEW STYLE BRlLLIANTINEs Light Ground
PERSIAN BRILLlANTINES
VERY RICH STRIPED BRILLIANT1NEs for Ladies'.
Colored Ground BHILLANTINE entirely new
unusual low price ofrwENTY- FIVE CENTS PER YARD;
One very rich BAREGE, eoioEs TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER YARD;
$50 ORGANIZE ROBES. Style Abanaise, THREE DOLLARS;
Striped SILKS BITS PER YARD
P. L. Il. REILLY t. co,
mb2l Corner Canal nd ROyA streets.
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Coon PAY-Mery the French poet, who wrote the nup-
tal ode performed with music at Notre Dame received
FIVE thousand francs for it from the Emperor The fair
Eugenia sent him beautiful watch, decorated with da
monds on the exterior case.
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uEoRApHED 10 THE oRFsCErr
81 tSs soutb.n Linz.

Later from Havana-Mr. Kings Health.
NrwYoRK March 81
The steamer Crescent City has arrived here from New
Orleans ria Havana Her advices state that she brings
information that the health Of Vice President King has
improved and expects return home some time in April
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MURDER TRIAL.-William o. Moore, returned CafoI
man. been tried and convicted of the murder of hi
sster-in law, Sarah Jane Stewart, at Canfeld Mahon
county Ohio.
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FISHERIES OF MnsE.-Mr Sabine in his report on the
Fisheries of New England states that Maine has employ
ed In the fisheries capital to the amoun Of $4,000
men yielding product of $55s40O.
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The American Flag, published at Brownsville Texas
hoists the name Of voiney Howard Its candidate or
seat in the lower House of Congress from the Western
District Of the Lone Star State
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The MAns.-We received yesterday Baltimore papers
Of the 14th Richmond Of the date Charleston Of
the 10TH and Mobile Of the 3D. but nothing from beyond
the first named point There three full Northern
paper mails due at this Office.
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George Johnston, member of the Cincinnati Council
has been fined two dollars for firing pistols in the streets
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Linens Linens! Linens!
p. & E. REILLY s. CO.,
CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL SITS.
tS The undersigned have complete assortment OF
their long established and we'll known brands Of
LINEN GOODS
evey description suitable for family got up
vision Of the frm and will be sold with their guarantee
to pureness of quality and owneuu Of price, yiz
a. LINEN;
- LINEN Golden Flax and superior article;
50 and 81 PILLOW CASE LINENS;
IA Superior LINEN sEETINGs, from per yards up;
IS, s4 and A DAAAsK NAPKINS;
CoLoRED BORDERED TABLE SETS;
RICH DAMASK TABLE SETS;
PLAIN LINEN AND DIAPER TOWELS;
RICH FRINGED AND DIAPER TOWELS;
8, and l04 SATIN DAMASK, all pricesi
TO 2i4 SATIN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS.
case LONG LAWNS "a yard pieces, at % per piece.
p. L. T. REILLY L. CO.,
mh2l 6t2dp Canal and Royal streets.
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sroRrNo-Sardndc, Scissors, Coz. Butler and Blue Ruin
were to have made sweepstake the Mobile course
yesterday for purse of $500 Scissors it thought
would show himself at the head at the outcome
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF

II CoPAIBA AND sARsAPARILLA a Certain SAFE and the
Eegsl Remedy discovered BY the Faculty
Medicine Five this celebrated
faearers lowest Wholesale prices by JARVIS wOODMAN
miss l2t2tW Ceynsr II Coumop aud Msgsxne sireets
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ouR FrREMEr.-It will be noted that Fremen,
body Of citizens specially deserving Of public iberay and
favorable consideration, have benefit given them by
Dan Rice as ID his annual custom.
1t will also, be that Mr.. Pacide has behaved in
hsndsomest towards the Fire Department, and
that in consequence thereof the Charitable Association
has received which will enable it to meet portion
of its pressing exigences
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amusemrnts gtis Ebsrtua.

H"usfWtHts dut5 2pfUtHA.
PLAClDES VARIETIES. The COMEDY SCHOOL, SCAN
DIAL DANCE, and the farce Of CoCKNEYs IN CALIFORNIA
ST. CHARLES THEATRE. The play of the HUNCHBACR
DANCE, and the comedy of the LOVE CHASE,
COMMERCIAL HALL. WAX sTATUARY.
DAN RCES HIPPoDRoME ST. street opposite Peddo
DAN RiCES MUSEUM, No. l07 St. Charles street
TT See Advertisements on third page,
g For ALDERMEN
FIRST DISTRICT.
MOSES GREENWOOD, SAM JONES, JR. F. r. PARNrELE,
SECOND DISTRICT:
GEORGE CLARK.
~ For ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
FIRST DLSTRICT-Frs. Ward!
MATT MARTIN, III. OSBORNE, D. RODRIGUEZ.
sseoad Ward
J. DRUMAIoND E. A. DAVIS G. W. RACE J. o. NIXON.
N, E. BAILEY L. H. PLACE, JAS BEGGs H. D. RICHARDSON
J. W. PRICE, and -.
SECOND DEsTRIcT-E0urtG Ward:
V. HERMANN, J. E. BoULIGNY.
I'D" CHIEF JUSTIcE.--The friends and sup
Porte of CHRISTIAN RosEUs Esq irrespective Of party are
respectfully invited to attend meeting held COL NICHOLAS
JoNsoNS, Of ST. Mary Magazine Streets Fourth District
THURSDAY EVENING next o'clock Several able Speakers
will be present. mh2s at
p%- To PERSONS RUPTURED THE many per-
and eheetua made by Dr. deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
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MoNsrRous sAcRhEeE.-King Macmillan of Bavaria.
Who has lately been in Rome his interviews with the
Pope declined kissing his hand and only paid him the
ordinary cviities The Journals denounced him az half
Protestant and the Roman mobiles absened themselves
from his leyees
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The Infant Drummer 1t will be recollected visits the
armory of the Crescent Rifles at o'clock this evening
and that company receive him in full uniform On to-
morrow night his benefit rendered by the military
many prominent citizens takes place at the Hall of the
Mechanics Institute splendid orchestra, under
stand has been engaged to assist in deghting the thou
sands who expected this occasion, and it is pre-
sued that the Little Musical Prodigy's' last night in
Neworleans will pass off with considerable ecai