Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1856-05-10

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THIBOD AU x:
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1856
rB The new board of Mayor and Alderma
we're duly installed into Office yesterday evening
rB In our last issue We promised our reader
sketch of the foundry, but owing to the crowded
state of our columns in original matter we hav
been compelled to defer it until our next.
nag The Hon. B. G. Thibodaux, has GU
thanks for delicious strawberries and some rar'
vegetables from his well cultivated garden
Such favors are always acceptable.
w Our town readers are particularly referred
by Enquirer" and entitled Railroad Omnibuses
The article contains many truths, which should b.
seriously considered by our fellow-citzens.
B@- The Carrolton Star has ceased to exist
its politics not being congenial to the atmos
phcre of Jefferson-and in its stead has arisen
the Carrolton Journal, neat weekly, published
by Fisher & Co., in the English and German
languages. The Journal is Independent in pol
itics, neatly printed, and merits success.
TREAsuRER's REpoRr.-A report of the City
Treasury will appear in our next issue. Weare
happy to have it in our power to say that the
financial affairs of our town, were never in a
more healthy or fourishing condition. The re-
port shows balance of near $4,000 in the
Treasury on the 9Th inst, and no outstanding
debt.
CoURr.-The Fifth Judicial District Court for
this parish, the Hon. James L. Cole, presiding,
commenced itsssession here, on Monday last
The docket is unusually full. The gentlemen
of the green bag in attendance are Messrs. J. C.
Beatty, A. Beatty, G.. F. Connely, L. Bush,
C. A. Barilleaux, C. Belcher, J. J. Roman,
D. Leblanc, F. s. Goode, T. Harang and A.
Gentle. *~ l@
H Having been surfeited with Strawberries
our friend, f. King, Esq, sends us barrel OF
delicious extra brand family -four, for which he
has our thanks. We would remind our hungry
friends that Mr.. King has Cincinnati brig !"
load Of western produce laying at our landing,
which he wishes to dispose Of as soon as possible,
IN or1o OF oto
The SABLE M1NsrRELs. The nice and tidy little
steamer Banjo with Ned Davis far-famed negro
Ministries on board, will be here on Monday and
favor us with two representations, commencing at
2 and o'clock, P. M. This company is said to be
one of the best in the United States, and seldom
fail giving unusual satisfaction to the auditory. We
would remind those who are fond of amusement
to lay up their dimes for Monday. Admission SO
cents. See advertisement. # 3yL E
tT Mr.. Y. Richard apprises us Of melancholy
accident as having occurred in the parish of As
sumption, on Monday last. Mr.. VIM. Hicks, en-
ployed as a sawyer at the Lefwich's circular saw
mill in said parish in attending the mill unfortu-
nately suffered one Of his legs to come in contact
with the saw, and before assistance coald be rem
dered the leg was completely severed short dis
lance above the ankle. S
Mr.. FILLMORE AccEPrs.-We are authorized to
state, says the Washington American Organ of the
I'd inst, that letter has been received from Mr..
Fillmore, by gentleman in that city, in which he
states he had not received the official announce
mcnt Of his nomination, but declared himself at
the service Of his friends His formal acceptance
Of the nomination may therefore be expected in
the course Of a few days. 3 3a5 s aa
The PANAMA OuTRAaEs.-A dispatch from
Charleston, dated 9Th May, says that brig had
arrived there, bringing dates from AspihwaM to the
oath ult, Everything was quiet at Panama. The
sloop-of-war St. Marys was at Panama. and her
commander had Immediately examined into the
cause Of the late outrages committed at that place.
A warm correspondence had taken place between
him and the Governor Of Panama, the latter ex-
pressing his opinion that the riot originated from
q desire to plumber. ri essf.tsS. .s 1sisiass'
az An interesting article on Normal Schools,
original and contributed, win be found in our ed
ucational department Also a contributed article
by x. T., on Photography. John s. BiIliu, a
student Of Centenary College, jackson, La, and
a citizen of this parish, favors Us with disser-
tation on the Telegraphic System of the Uni
verse;" delivered before the Lafayette Society,"
Of said College at its last exhibition The article
Is not without merit. as u s.3 u .4.a
The sBRIDGE.-To judge from the emphatic |
manner in which our citizens pronounced them. /
selves in favor Of bridge across the Lafourche at
This point. on Monday last, we now feel certain
hat this long-taked Of project il not merely ideal,
but real. The voice Of our population has infused /
new ardor into the cause; and the subscription list
$ being daily increased from al quarters. We
loubt not that the Town Council will, at its next
meeting, take some action on this, to Thibodaux,
Important subject .s,tsa NJ. ..s
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