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cOassil dos Assistants- Aldermen pour en- obtenir

oohssil dss Assistants Aldermen pour en- obtenir
.radhesich:
executor, au nom de la vile, les actes de vente
dc deux terrains bornes par les rues du Canal,
de la Commune, Nouvelle- Levee ct Fulton, al
W. Arthur & Gle. ct Sam. j. Peters, d'apres les
termes d. djudication des dts terrains, par au-
torite du Conseil de 10 Municipalite No 2, par
Beard & May, lie Is mara 1852, ct ratifee par lie
Conseil lie 20 mars 1852; pourvu cue les biliets
a recevoir des dts acheteurs soient dates du Ter
mars 1858, ct portent interet de cette date, con-
formement aux termss de 10 vente. II est egale-
ment autorise 4 sgner tous les actes de vente
DIES terrains de la batture deja vendus, mais
| don't les actes ne sont pas encore passes, ct a
signer tous ceux qui pourront etre fats par suite
| DIES ventes futures. -
Une petition de Jules A. Blanc, demandant la
| permission d'etablr une manufacture de chassis
ct de jalousies rencoignure des rues Julie ct
st Jean, est referee au comite de police, avec 10
resolution suivante offerte par Nj. Converse:
Resolu que permission soft ct demeure accor-
| dee A Jules A. Blanc de construire une machine
| a vapeur dams la batisse occupee par lui Fen
| coignure DIES rues Julie ct st jean, dapres les
| ordonnances en- vigueur ct les instructions du
| commissaire DIES rues Ellie sera sujette aux
| ordres du Conseil -
| Lecture est fate du message suivant:
coNsEIL DIES AssIsTANTS-ALDERMEN. l
| Nile Orleans, 8 Fevrier 1858.
| A r Honorable President ct d .Messieurs les
! Members du COnseH des Aldermen.
Observation-Disclosures moi de remover votre
Honorable Corps, on Giles ont pris leur origine,
Pordonnance ct les resolutions suivantes, en- yous
notifant que lie Consel DIES Assistants Aldermen
"a adhere:
Ordonnance reglant les droits dc Levee.
Resolution Dormant une licence gratuite aux
vehicules 4 fusage de fAsyle des Orphehns.
| Resolution appropriant une certaine partie de
la Place Annonciation pour usage public.
Resolution relative toutes les personnes qui
ont DIES proprietes sujettes a la rente de terre.
ETResoluton approuvant lie contrat de Pelannt
freres, pour lie grillage de la Place Washington
L'ordonnance permettant II. r. W. Hill Ell
autres da construire un chemin de fer trayers
la vile, q etc rejetee.
lie comite de finances de ce Conseil etc nom.
me comite de conference sur Ia resolution or
Dormant de payer $60apAbeille de la Nouvelle
Orleans, pour douze copies de lois de fEtat.
Ayec respect, Votre obeissant seryIteur,
WALTER II. PETERS, Secretaire.
Nj. Converse presente la resolution suivante
qui est lue deux fois ct adoptee, sur dispense de-
reglements
Resolu qu'un comite conjoint de quatre mem
: bres de chaque Conseil soft nomme dams lie bu
dc preparer un plan pour Keller les extremite
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la vile sur oes questions semblent aux soussi-
gnes secartcr des principles les plus clairs qui
regissent de semblabes sujets mails, faute Tune
autorite pour appuyer' leurs reclamations, par
suite de la dissolution de leur ance en- Gouverne-
| ment, o'est rautorte supreme de la Legisla-
ture qu'ils doivent s'adresser. ~. r.
3. Que Ia trente-septieme section soft ainsi
amendee, qu'au lieu de $780, 900 lever chaque
aimee sur les trois ex Municipalities de la Nile
Orleans, une somme fxe sera leyee sur chaQue
district correspondent separement, audessus du
montant de linteret de sa dette, la dite somme
devant etre appliquee la reduction graduelle
de la dette capitale. La nature flottante de ces
5000, 900, quill est ordonne de lever ohaaue an
nee par take spectacle sur les trois ex- Municipal
ites, ct repartie entire Giles .dapres la dette de
chacune y, ayant Gu fetfet daugmenter inutile-
ment la take de Pune en- proportion de la dimi-
mutton de la dette de pautre, a occasonne beau
coup de difficulties ct de discussions quaint au
mode d'6tablir la dettc de chaque Municipalite,
ct fanendement que nous proposons tend a SIM
pli0er CO sujet ct a faire disparaftre les dites
difficulties. Co montant total DIES $500, 900 a le-
| yer pourrait egalsnent etre diminue, attendu
que cest plus quill men fault pour garantir lie
Placement ponctuel des interets, fobjet principal
/ suquel on desire paryenir en- CO moment, ct que
cest faire poser sur Ia vile une take injuste ct
inutiie Ace sujet, Importance DIES fonctions
| ct du mandat comics au Bureau DIES commits
| saires dc la Dette Consolidee, Reinforcement aux
propriet6s hypothequees pour cette dette dams
les divers districts, indique Ia necessite que
chaque district soft repres0nts dams le Bureau
des directeurs, 81 que la loi soft amendee CO
sujet.
Les soussigues s'abstiendront 4 present dpex.
primer leur opinion au sujet des autres amende-
ments qu'on pourrait faire la charte dc la
Vile le temps les fera meux connaitre, ct la
legislature est un iuge plus impartial peut-etre
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FROM ME-. EDWARD ROBINS, pruyria

trouble Syrup Wild
Cherry Tar and have sold all received from vow Dr. ].
H. practice he hink hviy Of
q the eminent the
the attending phyca OF Joseph s1ng
Of Spain, during ali bis residence in ibis country.
~ When hn offered this medicine to The pnbl ~thths
publishing certificate without authority
for truth. 10 that rule have adhered Ieisens all cfeatss
for the authenticity Of which have not had the sponsbs
guarantee.
following forwarded respectable Druggist Ms.
sssesJ,on Letter ,on. s. ". Hyoa sts4anss5 8.~to, suets
soxny, Ps.aryrsnss.l
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DOCTOR BEAoHS PREPARATIONS.

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v. HERMANN,
4. <~AsJ esa L. BuRTHE,
Gro. w. SHAW,
B. W. PHIIBRfcK
1nNOmn Du coxsErL ,coxxuk DE Ia yILLH DE
-. ~ e = !. I. "A NoVy ElI.E-oRLEASs.
.kssx HonerGbies Members du Ssnaf ef de- Ia
Gts.srs des Rsprtseasa''ts de rEtat Dc Ia
ia m6moire du Conaeil Commun de la Vile do
Il Nlles0 rleans sxposo respsctueusement
Qni4 ~ iAform6 que certains projects de loi
at ~ pf6sent{s ! IL Chambre des Represen-
Hont6 d lIstat de la Louisiana, don't Pobjet est
- 6nnxer entieremeht Ia charte actuelle de Ia
MA Nln qua cslls.ci GtA consolidee D Ia der
S1l1s Z ian de II Legislature. Que yos petit
z 1nalros - sont- ensures que, psrmi les amsnde-
& uF6p0sxS, Oh veut changer complement
= $4,000 de Ia police, ct abolir les dispo-
6Ef 6e u yingt- cinquieme section de ssracts
ut = 5iiis de Ia. Nile Orleans ct pour
1t \ DEMONSTRATION de ses afiaires !, ap-
~ ~ y ~ 16vrisr 1852, de mAniare donner
- l61ieh ct d. hammeG de garde uI sol. disant
BpfSGa d. Police Qui sera compose du Marie ct
~ qpaffe Recorders de Ia vile, ct qui pourra
ouGpG1dEes renyOyer on d9charger tout toficier
u pslioe, hofnxAe de police GU homme de garde.
= s1eE ~ toutss les questions deli police e
XcGP ftifionnaires d4sirent faire observer aux
~ msmbres du S@nat ct ala Chambre
~ fconianfs de HKtat de Ia Louisiana que
$500 astnezle de- y Vile ma pas encore un.
~ 1900. mails, que dams cette periode,
~ tl15onlttS que rsncontre toujourssun
1oRnoGnent, b syeteme de CONSOLE
49, ~ tnaa r6snltsts ct d6passe tout
80 ~ 1or1f1ano ~ cstto insure septrajeut.
~ = y q nofrs viIls 4 6t6 r6tabli sur une base
~ ~ pftltionnaires efoisnt stable; de plus,
) ~ y me chose ipportante, lss iateres Sec
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-17
THE WAR ON THE DANUBE.


The mails of no less than three steamers from
Europe have come TO hand since our last, bringing
us an avalanche of rumors and speculations, mixed
up with some few facts, concerning what Just now
seems to be the one idea of all Europe the war be-
tween Turkey and Russia Reduced to an intelh-
gent epitome, the pith of it all seems to be this;
There has been fighting Of magnitude between the
opposing armies since the action at 0tentza but there
has ntermedatey plenty Of skirmshng with adyan-
ages should Judge about evenly divided The Turks
seem be in excellent spirits and conducting themselves
in manner that indicate the most confident as
surances OF conquering peace and driving the Rus
slams out of Modava and Wallacha On the other hand
but little seems to be Of the views Of the Gar
whether he carry the war; try what virtue
there is in renewal Of negotiations Reports plenty
enough that the latter alternative viii be resolved but
these solely upon the asseveraons Of the gossppng
correspondents at Paris and Vienna.
good deal said in London about esconelusion
of an armistce between the armies the Danube but
there is no truth in it, The great Powers however,
endea yorng induce the beigerents to nego-
taons to which, is said the Emperor of Russia Will
consent il the Porte will propose project Of peace
while the position Of Austria and Prussia is becom-
ng more and every day matter Of the greatest So
citude The King Of Prussia in his speech to his Par
lament was prouse in his illusions to the but said
nothing give that his sympathes the
side Of Turkey.-NsW York Erpress.
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PERU AND BOLIVIA.


The steamship Bogota arrived at Panama the Goth
Of November with advces from Valparaiso October y
and Callao to November IL. Lima correspondent Of
the Panama Herald says:
Domingo Elias has raised instruction in the North
and determined 10 upset the present Government His
first attempt Tumbe but he failed mseraby the few
be had with him all taken prisoners and he
rowy escaped the fate himself Heis Chiclago
Lambayeque among of his friends and partsan
"The Government consider his dangerous
that General Torrco the Minister Of War has gone with
three hundred troops the North put down the nsurec
peced with much anxiety.
of Peru headed by General Belzu himself This
them into activity The President General Echenique, is
preparing to leave Immediately and take command of the
troops himsef time Belzu has every chance in his
favor there being able Peruvian General oppose him
"The position of tho Government may therefore be
gardedas somewhat critical In the North civil dread
ed from discomfort with Elias and in the South
the invasion by the Bovans whom may be easy
TO repeL Trado has resigned Minister, and goes
mission the United States he is succeeded by Paz Sedan
1t appears that Bezu the 30th of October crossed
the Desaguadero, in the vicinity of Zepa RATS with
two battaons of foot and squadron OF cavalry in all
about hundred men, the Peruvian villagers
ing before him he advanced into the country. Thus
far there has been fighting, but Peru is raising
volunteer force which, with the national guard. will has
ten to meet the invader.
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FROM TEXAS.

Accounts from Galveston to the ID instant represent
that the health Of that place had been entirely restored
resolution has been introduced into the Legislature
declaring what is known the scaling system the
fixed policy of the State bill has also been introduc
ed fixing the 1st of July 1885, the period before which
the holders of the public debt who have been adjudged
have lien the five million fund reserved by the
United States, creditors to whom the duties on inn
posts pledged shall file the releases required by
the provso of the boundary act or their claims shall be
annuled and cancelled Judging by the tone of the Off
cia paper, the Austin Gazette, these compulsory mea
bring the creditors final settlement speedily
are likely to pass both Houses
The report of the Commissioners of the General Land
Office of Texas fixes the area of land in the State at
49, $50 acres of which - 259 yet subject to
location. Nearly 100000 Of acres have been appro-
priatcd to colleges and public schools.
Gen. ROBERT B. CAMPBELL, Commissioner Of the United
States and Mexican Boundary Survey, arrived in Browns
vile the llth umo The Flag" of that place says:
"We advised that the survey is completed and
that the General here for the purpose of paying of the
employees of the commission. The surveyors have had
considerable difficulty in the conclusion of their labors,
owing to the overflow of the lower Rio Grande."
The Austin State Gazette of the Doth ultimo has the
following paragraphs:
"Governor P. H. BELL has resigned the Office Of Gov
Texas and the duties of that station have been
thereby devoved upon present Governor
j. W. HENDERSON, by whom they will be discharged until
the 2lst December
''Gen. A. SIDNEY JOHNSON, who returned on Sunday
evening last from his periodical trip to the forts the
upper waters of tho Brazos and Trinity informs that
the Indians quiet that part of our frontier at
present"
Major BELGER left San Antonio short time ago for Ell
Paso in command of Government train, carrying the
quartermasters supplies, munitions &c. The train was
extensive consisting of some light artillery caissons,
travelling forge, twenty-five wagons with six mules to
each and mules each caisson and the forge There
also full supply of mechanics, wheerghts, black
smiths, and saddlers.
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LIBERIA.

LIBERIA or Dir. PHrToNs EXPERIMENTS. Edited by
Mrs. SARAH j. HALE. New York: Harper & Brothers.
Among the many volumes which have been written to
discuss the evils and remedies Of negro slavery, there is
perhaps calculated to produce useful effect
upon the public mind than the book under notice In
the form of narrative, Mrs HALE has thrown together
the most convincing arguments in favor of the emgra-
ton of the colored people of the United States Lii
bera and to show that all the representations made in
the story founded fact she has appended
Der of letters from Liberian settlers affirming their gra
LITIGATION with their home Every intelligent color
ed in America ought to read and ponder upon this
volume and every friend Of the colonization should
derive fresh zeal from the fact that though there
not in 1852 eight thousand emgrans in Liberia and the
Maryland Colony together yet they had nearly two hun
bred thousand Africans living in their Republic and sub
hitting 10 their laws, while 'more than three times
many had given up the savetrade the first step
ward becoming their allies There is ample ground for
the prediction that the time will when all Central
Africa will look to Liberia for protection for instruction,
and for laws, well for Christianity Com. AdV
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FROM AUSTRALIA.

We have ndyices from Melbourne to the 23d AMI from
Sydney the 10th Of September.
The Melbourne Argus states that the Lieut.. Governor
Of the colony has been compelled succumb the oppo
son Of those engaged in the mines the Government
tax and il has been reduced from thirty shngs month
to forty shillings for three months.
The papers and gold circulars furnish very favorable
Of the dggngs in all parts of the country but
it admitted that there is very great uncertainty in
the returns, and large of labor expended in
Improbable diggings.
The immigration showed slight diminution in the
number of new arrivals
There was much dissatisfaction in the colony relative
to the home Government permitting the introduction Of
hafpardoned convics Some time since the provincial
Legislature passed act declaring il heavy offence If
eon half pardoned should be landed upon their shores
but the home Government vetoed this act the ground
thatt nterfered with her Mnesys prerogatye Of mercy
The Melbourne Argus intimates that the time is not
far distant when there will be great struggle on this
question.
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repurehase it. .,,,,.I yvLu.. "a ,;sht +,
Union rather than IS it should be the property Of Ihe
ru;na na nsa any private individual yet
virginia, and she Sould be the owner and have
ha 49, 'iS S4orea ana onsecraea spot whsre rest
Ine mortal remains OF her IMMORTAL SON. Who else but
virginia should own this hals~ed spot--s> guard and
protect the grave of him whose will be Syered as
long shall live to admire American lbertys And
should some ruthless hand disturb this sepuchre q
honored dead, change the primitive simplicity Of
his former residence Of shame would come over
every Vrgnian and he would feel that that had been
lost which could not be estimated in dollars and cents
II 1t be pussdased then, upon fair and reasonable
terms let do it at once that may preserve it in its
primitive simplicity and beauty-to be freely resorted
to by all admirers of true greatness and human liberty
and to be gazed on by all who may pass upon the beau
full Potomac.
Considering the character Of him whose name has
thrown this halo of glory around the spot and in view OF
the fact that foremost usual in whatever was good
and great he presided the first Agricultural Society
that ever met in Virginia. do not know that the proper
y could be appropriately disposed of than to con-
vert 1t into model farm and establish upon 1t State
Agricultural School II this disposition should not meet
your appreciation then might be well to consider the
proprety Of establishing there literary institution OF
some kind different basis The first object, however
should be the acquisition of the property"
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FROM THE IsTHMUs OF PANAMA.

Our Panama papers are to the 29th and Aspinwal to
the Both Of November.
The bridge the Chagres river at Barbacoas is
completed, and train of five passed over il the
oath ulmo The road Gorgona will be completed by
the 1st of January and passenger trains will then
to that place.
The steamship John L. Stephens arrived at Panama
the 2th of November having made the passage from
San Francisco in eleven days and fourteen hours One
of her passengers writes follows the Journal Of
Commerce
At p NJ. the 10Th instant discovered barque'
bearing upon and firing guns. Capt Pearson changed
the of the ship, and in half hour along
side barque Caroline They sent boat and wished TO
exchange papers The barque under the flag and
presented the entire naval force of the Republic Of
Lower California. They put on board our ship pro-
camation the substance of which give you.
The proclamation stated that the company, fortyfve
left San Francisco the It'll October and proceed
ed to La Paz of the poorest of poor Mexican towns
near the mouth of the Gulf Of California where they
landed and took the town. killing six Mexicsns and
woundng others took prisoners Mexican Governors
whom they had board the barque They had removed
the seat Of government to town still further down the
Gulf had hoised their flag two stars and two stripes
and declared the independence Of the new republic.
Walker formerly writer for the San Francisco Herald,
President had appointed State military and naval off,
GERS, all Of whom were named in the proclamation.
"We all thought it very ridiculous farce and not
likely to make any great disturbance except to the par
ties Immediately interested who may be put to
rious inconvenience"
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FROM CHINA.

HoSG KoSG, 0croRER ll.--Shaugha is still in the
hands OF the Triad gentry, who barterng with the
mperaists for evacuang the place upon the latter pay
ing them large of money. The insurgents or pa
tots Of Nankn have dscounenanced the proceedings OF
the Shanghais Triadiss. At Annoy matters we're much
the same Several fights had taken place but the firing
from the Imperial junks mauaged that no sue
cess appears to be hoped for
At Canton all quiet but expectations were general
that this quiescent state will long continue thore
being general apprehensons that the il-disposed will
seize an early opportunity to plumber and rapine
From Ningpo, the next consular port south OF ohnng-
hal the news very threatening the country al around
by advces to the Goth ultmo being in disturbed state
and rising daily expected
The Island OF Formosa is also the theatre OF an insur
recton Her Majsstys steamship iermes en- route from
the Madjicosmahs to Annoy, called at Ta-wau-fu and
found the inhabitants battling with the soldiery.
Between Canton and Hong Kong there is still continued
fighting.
gentleman, who few days ago received some relis
BILE Intelligence from the disturbed districts, informed nj
that the robeous feeling increasing rapidly thu
the people Of Thatsing place near the Bogus, will
10000 inhabitants, hnd surprised large village, and hs(
killed and wounded great many people
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-17

SrIRITUALtsTs AT LAw.-Mr Dwight Jarvis, a either
Of Masson Ohio, recently prosecuted for libel by
believer in spiritual knockings. Ii that
dunn by the name Of Abby Warner induced to go
church during service and exhibit the spiritual rappngs
She thereby greatly disturbed the soemnity of the
gous services Of the congregation with the loud rappngs
and irreverent winnings OF the spiritual circle around
her, that the Rector obliged to dismiss the meeting
Mr. Jarvis subsequently declared this exhibition dis
urbance to religious congregation, and for this DO
sued for libel At the trial the plaintiffs atom Of
ered to prove by committee of spirualsts that ABBY
made the raps invountarily. This objected to by
the defendant, who insisted that il the plaintiff wished
prove that spirits made the raPpng they must obtain
subpoena from the and have the spirits brought
upon the stand, disemboded aud uutrameled by flesh
blood and stomach" to testify to their agency in the
matter The Court sustained the objection, but strange
to say, the jury could agree upon a verdict.
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Geographic Correspondence.
Important from Europe, If true.

New York, DECEMBER 16-The following COM
prises the most important news by the Asia
LONDON, DECEMBER 3-The quotation of exchange at
Vienna Thursday evening is 1920 which denotes the
prevalence of renewed dstrus such as had been exh-
bted occasions when any transpred unfavorabe
TO the Russians.
The London Weekly Press says the best authority
for stating that the Court of St. Petersburgh had address,
ed brief and conclusive note to the Governments Of
England and France, announcing that further nego
ations with regard to Eastern affairs will be listened to-
Russia having definitely determined to settle the question
by war.
The London Times referring the reported advance
of the Turks from Kalafat Kraora and their great
activity along the whole line of the Danube says it is
evident the Waachian campaign is only just begi inning.
Nep York MARKET
New YORK, DECEMBER l6.-Flour opened heavy but
improved the close. Large sales made ut Sc
So for State and S6S7 81 for Ohio; Southern 81
S712 Wheat $50 cents for Genesee and l72 for white
Pennsylvania Corn 81 sS for mixed and so for yellow
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, DECEMBER 1G.-The adyices by the Asia
have unsettled markets for breadstuffs Flour il
selling this morning at 1925 Towards the close OF bu
ssess hours some news stuck up on the Exchange
Bulletin, by telegraph from New York pretending to be
later from the East which indicated more wsrike con-
diuon OF affairs. This induced some holders TO ask
higher prices. This pretended news is all stuff and
amounts to just nothing at all rehash Of old ru-
mors. Buyers Of -four not disposed to offer over
SO. %, and doubt il that can be obtained tomorrov
Wheat l40 145 for red to $50 155 for white Corn
new white 81 81, yellow do. So So Rye Pennsyl.
vania % 49, Maryland 40s ~ Virginia 3S 40 clover
seed S6.6S per bushel
Provisions and groceries present no change Coee.
firm at l24 to Is cents for Rio whskey OF cents
The tobacco market is somewhat frmer. with nnch
activity, especially for Maryland; about 500 bhds
OF which sold at previous prices Very little doinV
in Ohio. Stock Of all kinds light; Baltimore and 0his
Railroad shares at 81 q 5S5 0"''
Money is easier good paper is taken on the strso, .
Stts ~ per cent The banks are diseounting literally