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AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
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ETiT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Cour du 4me Distrtct Judiciasre.
Paroisse Saint-J Jean.B Baptiste.
Successior de teH Ztphy'in Con-
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THE Csedisess Of ihs ssce-ssioa of The lass
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THUS lee csSsoeiep Dc SAMUEL PERM
i soo, ss'ts Dc Pst'en'es Ieurs ecmp's' ."
D. rsoOns. pour FSelemsnt. samedi premier
svril 1854. su bureas ds Recorder. paroisss
o., Chases.
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lie MESCHACEBE,
HABrrArIoN FoRsTAL FRERES
DIMANCHE. 10 MARS, 1854.

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Dc Rostlne pSrr~t dscsds sposs,
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= Sl.Jsan. Bsptsw, . Men. 1884.
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the policy He wanted the Democracy carry out then
principles but be afraid they would carry Themselves
out before they do that. Laughter
Mr. LElCHER Va remarked the inference Of the gen.
uenan was that military have politics; bat
The President, Secretary Of War and Attorney Gene
politicians Laughter II is notorious after the Mexican
war neorT OLehird Of the members Of this House
military men.
Mr. kEITT-I took gentlemen at their word and now
they musi no, attempt TO get round it,
MIR. LETCHER rad il was remarkable his friend from
South Carolina notwithstanding his amendment. had
heretofore argued the military sioe Of the question
When he undertakes to exclude from office who have
politics, he must 20 elsewhere to find them.
Mr.. KElIT-I argued If civilians appointed 20 the
superDtendence OF grmories they would be under the
control Of politicians.
Mr.. LET CHER-Then if So why make fuss about il :
Army officers are as much politicians az civilians and
What is the OF talking about broken-down politicians
Mr.. KEITH said if you appoint the supern, endents
as proposed they will be under the control Of politicians
Mr. STANTON (Ky.l-Durng fony-seven years that
civil superiniendents had the control Of the arnores
man removed for political opinions, and they either
died in Office resigned.
Mr.. CRAIGE IN. c i rise to point Of order.
Mr.. LETC gentleman makes disorder IN
necessary. IL he thought yesterday but military
pernieDdent should be appointed how can ne advocate
civil superDtendents to-day
Dir. kEITT-AccordiDg 10 the determination OF the
House, should make the word OF promise to the
ear and bre ak il 10 the hope.
Mr.. LETCIER-I take it for granted the civilians who
may be appointed to the armores Will be as competent as
military
The amendments were rejected.
dull debate took place upon various amendments, and
without coming 10 conclusion the bill the Committee
rose and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-20
CONVENTION OF LIBERAL SOCIETY.

The regular semi monthly meeting Of this Convention
was held last evening in the apartment oil Inc Noun
tain" No 20 Leonsrd-st The attendance was not very
numerous. which explained by the heat OF the wealth
err The President, Dr. AscBESBREsNER, took the char
The MINUTES Of tbs last meeting were read and approved
The Committee appointed for the purpose presented the
following report: ,
The Committee appointed 10 examine the Catechsm OF
the Patriotic Volunteer exists in the Military Manual
written by Hugh Forbes ESQ., for the instruction OF the
Italian Revoutionis and TO report whether IL CONSIDERS
the explanation respecting the practical working Of the
institutions Of the United States to be therein fairly justly
and impartisy represented fully reports that
does consider the United States to be fairly justly sAd
iupa[[ss's snssI Re - A. NJ PETERSON
The Repor. sas unanimously accepted whereupon the
following preamble and resolutions we're carried Hen con-
A.a Convention Of Liberal Societies having heard the
the Gommtiee appointed 20 exam me ne p9c. cate
es asehi the military work Of Col FORBES and Tor ice use
Ae,eo, IL sol me hishs' of n. p,tstoa, be
e Ie urdsi.teod BY the EurOpe,s democr.t
this Convention spproyes OF me sad csseh
aud tbs m TRANSLATION and circulation In Ger
nan and French, At cost price - . III.
vent being Indispensable t9f the Asyeeons
effect copy Of the work produced II 10 emitted
"Msnua Of the Patriotic Volunteer, or, Aetio Service
" ia Regular and Irregular War. .
There yersation regarding the proposed
LieeDse aud Provision sws bat definite setion was
Col FoRprs read -,ablisbed appeal from, the Jersey
EuIopel Committee Of European kePuohcahs lslc'yr
Hugo al the head as ing aid fs the dstrassed repuoh
Mr. SASS Delegae for the Iountain sad his Society
he'd considered the subject AMI urged The appointment o.
q Committee. " >,
Dr. AsoHEyBREfsER said each Deseseus might cone =
from his Society.
Col FoRBrs hcsght Committee would be more ell q
tive il could <Dg in ibhc e9nlToo@1onA s wei Is
aid IT. 10 the var GUS Socie aes
Committee and Urea were appointed. The Con-
yen,ion then dlourned til Wednesday, the I'd August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-20
EMIGRANT AID COMPANY.

The Trustees named in the Charter granted at the
cent session of the Connecticut Legislature met at New
Haven yesterday and organized by the appointment of
the Hon. Is. +. BUTLER as temporary Chairman.
The Bylaws of the Company adopted after long
and careful consideration, and the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the year:
Pye,denf.. I'LL THAYER. Worcester, Mass.
Viee residents. n ESssELAERk HAvENs, NewYort.
WIN II. RUSSELL New Haven, Conn.
Treasurer. -. .A.Os A. LAWRENCE, Boston.
Secretary Dr. THos. u. WEBB, Boston.
And an Executive Committee, consisting Of three gen.
tleme from each of the States of Massachusetts, New
York ard Connecticut.
Offices will at once be opened in NewYork Boston and
New-Haven The principal Office of the Company will
probably be in this City.
Arrangements will be made without delay for opening
the books and leaving the funds necessary for vigorous
prosecution of the plans of the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-20
EIGHTH WARD TEMPERANCE MEETING.

well attended meeting Of the citizens OF the Eighih
Ward held last evening at the Hall NO. ls' spring
st. 10 consider the action of the Excise Commissioners
and to adopt suppress illegal rumseng in that
Ward The meeting organized by choosing Mr.. L..
WlsEsas Chairman; Messrs. De Camp and Dyer, Vice.
Preside nts and Mr.. D. Jacobus, Secretary Prayer by
the Rev Mr. MARTIN. Mr.. BLAcKMAS stated the object
Of the meeting after which AID TICKER Of the Eighth
Ward came forward and made statement relative to the
manner in which many licenses were granted IN that
Ward He personally, opposed to granting licenses
but the four Councmen of that Ward were II favor OF
granting then and had overrued m. He also stated the
manner in which Mayor WesteTvelt had inierferred n
granting licenses in the Eighth Ward after having agreed
Nth Aid Tucker not 10 interfere Mr.. HEwu then gave
8, exposition Of the Cerson League while engaged,
Councilman CRAWFORD Of the Eighteenth District, who
had accidentally srayed into the meeting moment pc
fore interrupted the speaker and requested Aid
Ia reerats the statement r.iiye the Mayor. After
some conversation All. Tt cEER came forward ana sad
that Mayor Weserv eli promised not TO interfere with MN
in tie granting Of Licenses. Mayor "e'terve, renamed
frm 10 his promise just day the second day large
number of applicants refused Licenses particularly
10 number Of women The lobby was crowded with ap-
plican,s but the Mayor was not called upon to Sn any
licenses. 81,
A. be AID. Thicker, was abou. retiring from the HSl
he learned that tie Mayor was granting hesnceA il
bis private Office. de Immediately went 10 the room and
asked The Mayor if be was granting Licences 10. th'
Eighth Ward ~,
/ dot man iAs much right to eel rum a. he ha
10 eel bread
| s.ked kn if he would give licenses to disrepu
table and gambling houses he said that would not
told him the licenses be as signing wsTs sueh-I ha'
rejected them on that ground Ald 'oor' ices was presen
not ssnsed with th. statement he AK the Mayor.
Mr. CIAwToRp interrupted the sP aker several tunes
and there considerable taIkn Laughing and ap
plsuse throughout the house. I'D Councilman declares
hat he Rad Tot signed single license until after the sig
nature of AID Tucker had bo n placed 10 il. Ga bein
nieuoguted By AID. FqssJ, Councilman Crawford al
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TREATY NEARLY CONCLUDED.
ONE POINT ONLY UNSETTLED.
Shall they Come in as a State or Territory

Special Dipsteh to The N Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Wednesday, July 10, 1854.
have positive and undeniable information, from
the highest sources at Honolulu to the effect that
Treaty is about concluded between Mr.. Gregg, the
United States Commissioner, and the Government of
the ands, for their annexation to the United States
forthwith. The only unsettled question in relation to
the xation is whether the Islands shall come in
~ Territory or q State. Mr.. Gregg insists on the
former. The Administration here at Washington ia
perfectly advsedas to the position OF the negotiations
This is kept q profound secret at Honolulu to all
out Of the court circle. The King and Privy Council
have the constitutional power to make the treaty and
in fear of fbusterng or something else in the way
Of foreign invasion, they exercising it, The ma
tive population is undoubtedly opposed to annexation
while the majority of the foreign residents desire it
The Homestead bill will either be defeated or postponed
to next Session Of Congress.
The PosOfice Committee have call Of the House
and will move TO take up the Railroad bills. This shrewd
movement may carry the road measures.
New-YoIk Nebraska Democratic member says the
North bad better not take issue against popular sovereign
ity, but 60 for the Repeal of the Fugitive Slave
law This is pretty rich for the Nebraskaites
Col. Colts book-keeper and Mr.. Wright testified be-
fore the Colt Committee to-day. Horace III. Day and
other from New-York, have been subpenaed and are
here.
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pit,.S having signed four licenses which the Alderman
bss refused. s.nce the sitting Of the Board
AID TUcKER-I saw your name sigaed TO the licenses
for bosses in Tbompscn-st
NJ CRAwroRD-l might have siSned them, but do not
reo,lCci. Laughter
cir; a5 sIt slead, accomplished and stating III hey
pou wished 20 have every -umseler IN TIE Eighth Wlrl
brou ht up mat does keep house in 1eeoFdaAes with
the lag. $3.50,
NJ CRAwToRD here interrupted the speaker ana WISHED
to know why the Law could well be tested oy sang
one in the Ward rs the whole at the same nne lie
would lie willing to pay his portion INTO the arson
League Fund for the purpose Of testing the la" on one
dealer.
Mr. BLAcKxrER stated that he had raised ooo rom
gentlemen of this City for the benefit OF the carson
League Fund and in order 10 fully carry out us oee IN
this County hey wished to aise the sum 10 s25,OOO
Mr.. CHARLES SEE offered tie following re'oiaton'
Which WIS adoped;
Rs,sod That recommend cooperation with the C.on Lessas
Cor rf-ee tbs City for srrrrns Illegal Eng u ~
Three be appointed 70 carry cas- ms
object $780,, -,
The following named gentlemen were appointed said
Con miitee: Messrs. {. y. Jacobus, William Williams
and c. II Marcy.
Mr. JosErH HoxIE called upon and spoke for
short time during which he advocated the carson League
as Lkey TO result in great good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-20
EMIGRANTS FOR KANSAS.

WORCESTER, Mass, Tuesday, July lS, 1854.
The first emigran party for Kansas left here yester
day They persons who had volunteered for
small pioneer party under the arrangements of the
Emgrant Aid Company. Sixteen men left Boston
this party who Joined by thirteen more from this
County and were to receive other accessOns at differ
ent places on the route At Rochester considerable
company is to join them to-day They left in good
spirits amid the cheers of large company who had as
sembled to bid them good bye.
The state of health of the western valleys though
not alarming is such to change the intention first
formed of sending large party at this time. The
first large party under the Company's arrangements
will move early in September.
The Worcester County Kansas League guaranteed
the expenses of its settlers at 800 piece to Kan
sas. The cost somewhat more, }but it may be ex
pected that the arrangements eventually made will be
first class passages not more costly.
The pioneer party was Of picked New Englanders.
From Worcester they were all mechanics of the best
stamp, men who fix character of the truest kind on
apy community Kansas will find that they do not
buster or talk great DEAL but that they firm
who will 90 to work the right way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-20

dvidualy such weapons necessary 10 keep sIes
mnks, wolves and bears from their settlements.
L. H.

dividuay such weapons necessary keep fsIes
minks, wolves and bears from their sei'leHsnt- 49,,
PRE-EMPTIoSs ~ KANSAS AND NTsRsSKA.-The trestes
made BY Gatewood with the Indians of Nebraska were
framed 30 as to admit of preenPiioos - settlers AMI
pOneer Instead Of adopting these treses, hsnypenny
had the Indians red 20 Washington and On snged ne
treaties under tie advice Of Atcson and the other nn
hers 80 AZ to deny to settler. presumption rights and pat
the land up the highest bdd n. h1s enabling specaa
tors 10 buy the land the heads If tue hardy settlers
similar taken in regard 70 tie treaties WIN
the Indans Of kspses They taken to s.hIng-
ton and tie negotiations carried on under the eye sud
guidance Of AtehsOn, IN order tn deprive the settlers OF
tie right Of preempon Tbs object of this was to pre-
vent poor from settling the country and making IT
free State. When these facts taken iOn With
the late proceedings against the people Of the Northwest
by Atchson Office hoiders for respassing tbs public
lands longer dOub: AtchlsOns hostility b ths
hardy settlers of the West and bis determination TO de-
prve them far possible The presumption secured TO
Them for so many years BY Col Benton and watch hos
f~''' - Ist Lou. Dem
A STAsPEDE AMONG THE NEBRAsEaITEs-Rev. Mr.
Chickering of the Hgh-st Church allaGed under
stand in calm and dspasonate manner TO the encroa n
ments OF the ssvepower and kindred topics IN erm N
delivered by him last sabbath morning, whereaPon some
CigDtaries and officials of has congregation became eI
ceeongy mad ard they now threaten he annihatsn OF
the parish.
One gentleman the Hon. Na,han Clifford, ex-Atorney
General of the United States actually left the church put
biz bat in decidedly rreverent manner and marched
out Of the house at very undignhed trot samming the
door after him. Nobody followed The ex-AOrney, eK-
Commissioner Mexico and would be United States SEN
stor, but boy, sometime aftsrward. We think this
stampede will aid materially the prospects o; Nathan
hereafter if be should before the people of this
State for en- Office. Portland Temp. Jour.
Kansas AsD NEBRAsEA-The pioneer train of ernigrsns
for Nebraska and Kansas lea this city yesterday after
noon under the auspices Of the Worcester CJuoy Bmi
grant Aid Society Els Thsyer Of this city will accompany
them far Buffalo when DIR. Robinson Of Fch0arg,
will meet them and accompany them 10 their situation.
Owing TO the extreme heat OF ne and the pre-
Violence of cholera in the West many that had made their
arrangements to 60 yesterday, will delay their departure
until later period Six left this train from Worcester
County and two who mistaken in the time Of start
ing were delayed, and took the next train Tbs, will
probably join the Company in Buffalo. We understand
twenty nine left on this train Their friends and
gave them three cheers the depot the moved
Worcester Transcript, 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-20
COMMENCEMENT AT HARVARD COLLEGE.

BosTos Wednesday, July l9, ls54
The Annual Commencement at Harvard College takes
place to-day All the banks in this city closed as is
usual such occasions very large number Of csnd
dates have offered for admission to the College at the
present Commencement The festival Of the Alumni skes
place to morrow and promises to be numerousy attended
SECOND DIsPATPH.
The Commencement attracted the usual large gathering
and the exercises highly credable. The honorary de-
gree IL D. conferred Governor Washburn Hon.
Abbott Lawrence Judge Thomas of the Supreme Court
and Hon. Timothy Walker of Cincinnati The degree Of
D. d. was conferred on the Rev. VIM. G. Elliott of St.
Louis, the Rev. James w. Alexander Of New-York and
the Rev. Henry w. Bellows of New-York.