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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
9eIesrapbso to the Dailp Crescent.
no sPEAKER YET.
py rHr NATIONAL AMI souTnrny llvrs

Y &s BY THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LIEEs.
lance done in the Senate to-day In the House seven
ballots were had for Speaker without The fol-
lowing is the result Of the last ballet Banks 107 Rich
ardson, 70; Fuller, %.
WAsHINGToN Dec. 1l.-Nothing of Importance done in
the aenate Six ballots had in the House Speaker
with the result yesterday There no PROS
poet as yet Of an orgauiza alton.
More Filibustering. &1~
The President has informed the District ATTORNEY of
New York that another libusterng expedition is on
foot the purpose Of its pogenitors being invade Mica
ragua. He also recommends that prompt measures he
taken to suppress it.
We have nothing later from Kansas and It is now
orally believed that the accounts previously received
exaggerated.
New York Market.
NEw York, Dec, n.-Cotton quiet Orleans MiddIinp.
sH Flour is lower sales of Ohio at IS s7 and State
at SO e21E Southern, 50 623s. Lard, 12%. Whisky
quiet
Cincinnati Market.
CiNcrNsATi, Dec 11Flour is selling at ST. 81 to 81 49,
Sugar Y to X. Moasses, 40 cents. Coffee, 121x
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE river ID rising with feet
inches water in the canal.
The Eclipse arrived on Saturday from New Orleans
and the Niagara left Saturday. and the Buckeye
Antelope and Glendale on Monday for that port !
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Proclamation.

@. MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
Cry Hall, December /, 1855. i
TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS.
The Fro Department this city having day dsbands
banded over the fire engines and apparatus
have caused those apparhu
OF James H. Win gad Chief Department. 10 BIS placed
| al the following places, Win
FIRST DISTRICT.
ose fngins hoae carriage b.
stationed at Hook and Ladder Company street
on egiue and hose carriage be stationed
bos Msh, St. Oh aries
One engine and hose carriage at Engine Hose No,
One engine nd bose esrrisse Police Station
One engine cad hose carriage Engine House 20.
One engine and hose carriage Mr. Stewards New Basin ind
charge Of Capt. James Stockton and so volunteers.
One engine and hose The Charity Hospital.
SECOND DISTRICT.
one engine and hose carriage the ude
D. Harrison 40 volunteers.
One engine hook ladder carriage
engine house Hook and Ladder Company on Basin
under command Of Lieut.. Frenaux.
One engine aad hose carriage Engine g. on BAYOU
Road.
One engine and hose carag at Van ROon be
bon and ST. Louis streeta-
One engine and hose carriage a. Parish Prison,
THIRD DISTRICT.
One engine hook and ladder truck casge
Greamen and Ean Streets the
charge Of the police.
One engine and hoae carriage at Engine House a.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
One engine, hook ladder carriage op,.
Fourth District under the police Of uad district
One engine and hose carriage the OF No. a.
There being organised Fire existing call
all good esns, Of emergency by espsras with
the public authorities in giving their assistance and TO or
Eana themselves under the the Chief Of .h Fs
toned places in of alarm.
d32ptf JOHN L. LEWIS Navoy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

. ORIGIN or TIE DARK La INTERN Parry
10 the School History Of the United States. },
BY A, Derald, q new work, highly recommended
BY Bishop Potter and other eminent sobo,ars.
We ind the following on page III. II occurs
IN the account given of the battle of Bunker
Hill:
wes sumored In the American camp that on the
ngn Of the 18th OF June General Gage intended to
and fortify Bunker Hill. The Americans determine a y
snsiepsfe him. On the evening Of the 1ath of june
q troops commanded by Col Prescott assembled
~ osmor!age ready for the work After PRAYER from
sns rsesaens q Harvard College, with working tools
= ~. ana DARK LANTERNS, they slenty proceeded
90 u Seems, says the Louisville Journal, the
dark Lantern Party bears even date with
the Revolution. The Dark Lanterns in use hv
this generation Of Americans are perfect medals
Of the Bunker Hill patent.
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Later from Mexico.

The steamship Texas, Capt. Forbes arrived yesterday
afternoon, bringing the mails from Vera Cruz and the
city Of Mexico We have files Of papers from the latter
city to the Sd inst and the former Saturday
last.
FL Yaerzao of the sth states that according to its
correspondence from the capital the best understanding
does not exist between the President and his Ministers
and that the programme o the Cabinet Of their
during the interregnum previous to the time when the
nation shall be regularly constituted through its
sentatives was looked for with much anxiety.
All last dates from the capital law regulating publica-
ons under consideration Of the Supreme Council
Government.
Senior Jose Duran has been appointed Consul at New
York.
Don Manuel Robes Pezuela has been appointed Am.
to the United States in pase Of Senior Aonte
The supporters Of the project of erecting State,
to DO called Iturbide have abandoned the idea.
The Trait Unionthe French paper published in the
EMBELLISHMENTS Senior Reibaud, commander of the
Mexican naval forces in the Pacific for Consul at New
Orleans principally 1t says because Mexican in
terests have for long time been deporaby neglected in
that city and they require like Senior Reibaud with
knowledge Of the things and the people of the Untad
States but particularly, 10 that city orga-
nized all the operations OF the busters.n Very comp
mentary to our spirit Of enterprise, indeed!
In accordance with the decision Of the Supreme Coun
ell the order reducing certain Government employees to
half pay has been abolished.
In regard to the troubles in the State of Tamauljpas
between Generals Garza and Traconis have nothing
very definite The papers state that in consequence of
the latest received by the Government from that
State Garza has been ordered to proceed to the capital
and the hope ferveny expressed that this step may
produce the reestabshmen Of peace in Tampico and in
the Department letter from General Traconis to Vi
daurr dated the 10th of November, is published The
General prefers many charges against Cara and against
other persons in Tapco, protesting his fidelity to the
Government of Alvarez and his readiness submit his
course Of conduct during the troubles his commander
in-chief Vidsurr
AT the time this letter written Tsmpico was in
state Of Siege declared by Tracons the defence Of the
town against expected attack by the forces Of CARA
In his letter. Taconis stated that defend himself he
had but 500 men, than 200 of whom were in the
hospital and he asked reinforcement 500 or 600 men
expressing the that with that aid he could put
end to the difficulties by which he was surrounded
It s probable that the demand for Garzas in
the capital brought the question Of his loyalty to the
Government directly to issue.
Our Minister, Mr.. Gadsden, had written letter to
Vidaurr denouncing the recent invasion from Texas and
pronouncng Capt. Callahan and his men band of van
daIs. Ms
An organized band Of robbers said to number not less
than fifty, were committing many excuses along the
roads between Puebia and Origaba
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

Thus it will be seen that $4,000 was invested in new
engine houses in the repairs of othersau The property
cipand indispensable markets. houses or
jalsand $l30o for new apparatus, which an sx-
penditnre for four years, and not for one charged
That engine houses property and useful property
for other purposes than the for which they are built
illustrated by the fact that out Of the buildings taken
possession Of by the city from companies disbsnded last
summer three used school houses Another fact
that may be noted here Also that although all sxpend
lures made for In connection with the Fire Depart
ment debts against said Department. that the Coun
oil when dsbads sx eospas and takes possession Of
their property houses, etc., NO crsd b given to said De-
psrtment.
But the Council unmndful Of the facts set forth in the
foregoing address, although attention has been frequently
called to hem obstnatey adherss to the mistake made
In sndeavoring to create paid Department and stub
horny determines to carry out the experiment. let cost
the city even twice much the volunteer system In
compliance with the ordinances the contract Sold and
was purchased by two comreent and experienced gentle
nsn, who have thoroughly and carefully calculated what
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

GAIETY THrATER, = 6. The Double Bedded
Room,n "Giralda,n and Crimson Crimesn
ORLEANS Halevy's grand opera OF
The Jeweas.n
ST. CHARLES THEATER. -"The Betrothal,' .
and aGrandfather Whitehead
PEEL's SOUTHERN OPERA HousE.-The Camp
bell MnsFels in great variety Of Songs and Dances
VANsucHr's MUsEuM.--Wax statuary and cos-
moramas, at 10Y st. Charles street
FRANKLIN MUSEUM. --statuary, reptiles, etc.,
at 1o5 st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
ar orRcus ooMrANr oxNe,-HoR.o am NJ

ssxs American Circus Company will town Ia feu aays and
the ovs Of Equestrian Esses may expect rich treat. a. this
COMPANY comprises Of the bs talent the world consisting
superb Rder vaaits vesas Tunhisr Clowns comsdiszs
Assobas and Dancers, ste. =,
E sy will b isead hs old csas corner PosdrAs
and Barsans streets All q.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

BusISEss. Since Saturday last there have
Sheen received 41,748 bales Of cotton, and Of
the other quantities Of produce. by the many
steamboats, arrived, w have not space TO emu
merate, - they are hourly plaoed On our bulle-
tin beaxd. and inserted daily. But that old
fegy Memet to-day "a The leyee, with upliftsd
hands, as he vas picking his way among the cot
ton bales. was almost beWildered at the sight the
levse NOW presents He really was forced to be-
lisye there we're sights in New Orleans as well
III IA Paris. w should not be surprised yet to
learn Of his having taken q hundred Thousand
dollarsin the railroad bonds. There we're about
eishtsen ateamboats preparing to leave last
evening; how many depart to-day, our LIST viii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
rs We have frequently heard the cele.

erassd Gsruaa Bie sold by Dr. Jssh.on 1870 Arch street.
fhAdephis spoken Of terms Of the highest and
10 one Of The best medicines issd for the
p1an. ol wn'en They the ass
and can be taken under any umssAnes by The ost delicate
stomach. The press far and vide have commencing
Invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility s and such are the
has eaee@ 81 .n hope may be introduced
family where dyspepsia key 70 hays VICTIM See
adyaltssmsat, a ,..aaw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

z FoR CINCINNATI The fine passenger boat
Hungarian, Collier, MASTER leaves for Cincinnati at
O'Clock this evening. Those going up river will find the
hungarian safe and comfortable boat well ocered and
we'll regulated. John T. Hyde Co., So Poydras street
are her agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

FoR Fort ADAMs.-The fine steamer P. f.
Kimba Orr master, leaves this mornng at 10 O'Clock,
for Fort Adams Donaldsonvlle and Coast speake and
Mccreary Tchouptoulas street Oakley and Hawkins,
90 Gravier street, Payne and Harrison 2 Camp street.
are her agents. 8s67si szs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

FOR NAPOLEON, ETC.-The excellent steamer
Leathers, O. p. Bennett master, leaves THE morn
ikg Of 10 o'clock for Napoleon ransacng all business
along tne coast which may be entrusted to her, Lewis
snapp Co., 81 Front street. are her agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

FOR MEMPHIS, The steamer Gem, Capt Gin
ton hssp with Capt Edward Phelps clerk having been
thoroughly repaired to the satisfaction of the Board Of
Underwriters leaves for Memphis and all way and panta
t,on landings this evening and attending to all buai-
entrusted % ner with prompness and dispatch She
Is now receiving freight foot Lafayette street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

For ST. LOUISVILLE new and light draught
steamer Adratc Capt. Charles Stone takes her depar-
ture this day ut u O'clock for st. Louis and interme-
date landings John E. Hyde Co., 90 Poydras street.
the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

. For OPELousAs. The new and fine steamer
Alice W alaas Johnston MASTER puts out at the usual
hour this evening for opelousss taking freight for Old
River and all the landings on the Atohafalaya j..
Johnston Co., No. 8 Front Leyee, are the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

FINE FRUIT TREES, SHRuBBERy, A fine
collection will be sold at auction at 1o O'Clock this
morning, in the passage of Banks Arcade, by L. a.
Levy, Jr., auctionesr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

ALABAMA RIVER. = The new light-draught
passenger boat c. Bealer Shaw MASTER will leave for
Montgomery and all other landings on the Alabama river
this afternoon at O'Clock Agents, John n Hyde Co.,
No. GO Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

For YAzoo Cry AND VIcKsBuRa-The splen-
did passenger steamer, Lewis Whitemau, j. s. Wallace
MASTER of at the regular hour this evening for Yazoo
City Vcksburglsnd all way stations. B. Smith No 10
New Leyes, is her agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

BLAoKWooD,s MAaAxINs. - The Novamba,
numnsr o. Backvood has bean rsessed by us from Leon
ard scott Co., o. New York. through u Moran N,
sgsnt IL this aty The number Is very intsrestpg n
though counsd alnodt srelusvsly to matters Il M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

FoR CINCINNATI. - The regular passenger
steamer Delta James Ford master leaves for Cincinnati
and intermediate landings, at O'clock this evening
John a. Hyde Co., No. SO Poydras street, are her
agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

1.-THE cfsicers Of the steamers Paul Ander
son, Falls City and Nashville, hare our thank
for st. Louis and Memphis papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

TIN NAILS The New York mails due yester-
day failed beyond Philadelphia. From that
point and other Atlantic cities vehaye dates IS
late IS due. sss ess ta ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
ESTATE OF LEONARD MaTTuEws-sALE OF SPLENDID
improved Property
BY HENRY w. PALFREY.
GEO. PALFREY, Auctioneer.

SATURDAY., the 18th December, 1866, at 12
~ o'clock will be sold at areon Banks Arcade
street q virtue q a. sIdsT Ct as rendered By The
November in thsmasr Of vii lam g. Dcnnel George O. Lawa
Of the succession Of Leonard s3
wit ~
AZ those aI certain Lots o. Ground together 18th
nna thereon rights privileges eusion v-
tanning sas.e in the faubOpg the First District
Gate Municipality No. y this city The BY
stance, Orange aud Lseourse md
de.gaasq BY tae numbers one TO aI
Joseph Ciy Surveyor The 18th 1881 sAd
Lot No. forms the corner Of Grange stree and
by hundred and half nehea depth
and the former. - " N''A
Lots Numbers and ndjon
three feet three inches front Square BY one hundred
aud wentY-tsyen fees ten and bali inches In depth
Lot number four fifty three es four snd
tfout Constance hundred
hall DEPTH
adon each oser and each hhres inches
front Constance
ten and hstf nehssin depth--ail American measure
II Terms of
Acts sale before cena Notary Pab zppnss The
purchasers : rdIqIa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

sN'esp Goods, ~w
H arby's Cheap store,
1856 CAMP STREET 1875
Just received Maid oean beautiful of latest
style EMBRoIDERIEs, SILKS, etc.
Jaconet Edging and Inserting, all qualities,
Rich swiss Edging and Inserting;
Guipure aud JEeone Bands;
~ Rich Guipure Sets (colsrs and sleeyas) st 20 .is
MSnpsrior Valencia Lace Sets do slatoaIt
Valencia and Guipure Collars snd sleey
Fine Jacouet and Swiis Colars, from soe to a;
Good qualit Silks, Mt 15c. q yard.
a few
BEAUTIFUL CLOTH cLoAKs (sHk Lning3 ntsis
HORACE HARRY,
do qpst 1ss C.nn ,t,s.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

- The ladies and gentlemen of New Or
leans respectfully solicitsd BY Morphy Nsyiu..
auetonees 70 attend ths day at 10 o'clock, 1t No 40
haessns street, the sale ct auction Of the largest and
nest magnificent assortment Of elegant and costly fancy
sftelss svsr before displayed to tho public Thoy are
suissels 49, Christmas And holiday presents The goods
oon1af q shs latest designs and novelties Of European
~ mouse kssping Artcles etc. The sale Win be- con-
fHued izon dzy 10 day until closed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

ADDRESS or THE FrRE DEPARTMENT This
aadrsas occupies goodly portion Of our columns this
mQznings snd viii command, 10 deserves very general
attention The document Ia spirftedly written and no
ntsr Ehst may result the Volunteer Fire Department
IN Asvs to complain of any want Of yigpr Oh
made and the sspmsnt Of the production is yery
weli ustsined throughout Il @ "
Wshaye neither time ROOM nor ia It necessary to
rsfer 70 the production ct length 1t Is sufficiently In
tsfsssing ~ b. read everybody ons point however
~ wi advert To- = this Ths figures furnished ii
the cIcss of hs sddrea indicate that the volunteer Frs
sAsnean supply nftsen hundred men and twerty-thres
ecnpanes at accst to the city of fifty thousand dollars
per annum.
Here Ia Htatement accompanied by calculations and
figures altogether worthy the confederation Of our mun
Opal economists
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DEC. II. 1866.


~ Tho purser Of the steamship Texas has
our thanks for manifest and Vera Cruz papers.
{ We are also under obligations TO the purser
Of the steamship Louisiana for papers from Gal
weston and Indianola. S e. IN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
NEW AUCTION MART.
BY THE0. PATTERSON.

"A KUHERsUN, Anctioneef,
ENRIDAY, December ii, will be sold at the
new Auction Mart. Ios Camp uset al 1ox O'Clock, large
and assortment Of econdha
venienee Of sale, consulting Of
ssdseads Bureaus Armors hatrenet
@ Chars sofas, sdsboard Cooking and Once soyss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12

NEW ORLEANS STATIoNER's WAREHOUSE. ~.
Etss No. % Camp street has yerv arga sns
Hesh supply Of iluatzated works souyenirs animals ma
aoxa offerings, intended and specially adapted to he pre
sons sssson Of tho ysar when ascon seeks ueasnt
means Of making itself known and friendship
to srculae It's emotions Mr. stees advertisement cat
aogues great number Of beautiful and valuable works
ht for presentation and comend al who are bessed
Nth friends 70 heed the announcement. i7#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-12
NOTICE
RRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT

H. deem i necessary notify shey
ne sos Agents for the sale Of the PAINT
ss Asssma Mississippi Thoss waiting
o. in ordering through merchants TO rive Dur
chase ONLY Of the undsrsgned
Puos order % further imposition
me repaaaon q The Bridgewaisr Paint within the pos vs
on m agents that
~ a ~ sn,s market 70 parties both In and oa. d ts M
oaa smned On shs merits q other paa This psrasssd
M may seriously Affect tho the
sga proceeding indispensable protsstion
Sole Agents sshe Estates 1sSsna "a
asAass iyso spE
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-25
Cotton

We raise bat little cotton. in this parish
there we believe are not more than six or eight
plantations. A gentleman from Grosss Tate
who makes from sixty to eighty bales. was in
our office a day or two ago and gave US a We
.ry 1attering picture Of his crop, which probably
is 4 correct porir aitu~s AT iAe auiher crops in
that region lie say, if the werm does not
interfere, and the weather proves moderate
ly good, he will make fourteen bales Of cotton
10 the hand, which would be the largest crop
he has yet produced. We trust that such
aattering prospects are al present in prospective
10 the planters Of Point Couple and adjoining
parishes.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-08-25

sugar making. A sugar planter is regarded as
the impersonation of wealth, luxury, and every
thing that may be comprehended in the term
earthly happiness. Asugar plantation is the
grand desideratum, of any one who Ras money
to buy. or credit to operate upon. Every oth-
er vocation is mean and pleLian-the sugar
planter revels in wealth and luxury, enjoying
all that heart desires-his place is an earthly
paradise, and he its lord ana master belongs to
a patrician class, natures true nobility. I'm
fortunately, this ideal portrait is rarely true 10
the life. Sugar planters are an Independent,
clever and enviable class of people, when they
are rid Of a certain incumbrance, which, drag
ging its slow length, along, is very apt to make
them, as it does every one else, feel rather un-
comfortable. This is the dead weight of debt,
which is a terrible ~leveller; and il is a load which
the sugar planter feels as much as any other
class Of people, if not a little more, is d destined
to carry much to his discomfort and annoyance.
The vocation Of a planter, Colour de rose, as it
is depicted, is by no means compared with
y Ahfu JIG
one. We have heard and read t! at the profits
from a sugar plantation are equivalent to 25,
and even as high as 80 per cent. on the invest
ment. This is ridiculousiy e%xtravagant; taking
one crop with another for a series ofavears, we
doubt much whether the average Weld will pay
more than ten per CEN, perhaps less.
The Louisiana sugar planter labors under
many disadvantages. His capital invested
must necessarily be very large, the machinery
and equipments necessary for the manufacturer
OF sugar are of the most costly de scription-
his expenses are enormous, and his crop by no
means always u sure or remnne4 ing one
Nota i,hstanding the adaptation Of the soil,
the climate is not genial to the cultivation of
the cane. independently of the labor of cul-
~tivation, the Louisiana planter has annually to
contribute one fifth of his crop for seed. This
rcplanting is almost wholly avoided
in the West India Islands. We are told that
fields of cane still exist in those favored re- |
that have for half a century grown from
The roots. An occasional barren spot has been
with plants, or a. cIoksd up place
out, but the growth may be consider
ed almost spontaneous. 1t is asserted, upon
The best Authority, HAT the very cane fields
centuries ago by the Portuguese on
The Island of St. Thomas, still flourish, and
yield Il plentiful harvest to the planter. When
I is considered, that in Louisiana. .ls sugar
'rop ha- 10 be gathered and manufactured in
days. or be destroyed by the frost, and
hat one tlird of the entire crop has to be put
.ntO the ground for 'sseed," and that in the
West Iudies the season is always favorable for
he perfection of cane, a tolerably correct idea
nay be formed of the disadvantages under
Which The louisiana plantor labors, compared
With those similarly engaged in more tropical
eaions.-Nep Orleans Bulletin.