New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-19
POLITICAL RUMORS.
We clip the following from the Baton Rouge Comet

We clip the following from the Baton Rouge Comet Of
che 10th:
PoLTlcAL MovEhENrs-It Is understood that the Gov
eEnor elect will be present of the organization Of the
Senate, the representative of West Feciana His
resgnationis to take effect that day We learn that
introduce bill to divide the office Of Sheriff of Orleans
into six parts Perhaps it will not be 40 difficult for
them TO get six as it is to End Last season We
sty to take the right Of auctioneers to
make judicial sales and give this kind Of business to the
Sheriff. 1t 10 another F" bull y now The host of iders
seeking office under Msjor Hufty breathe free
and for the spit their hands and wait for the
Wagon Should such bill pass, doubt the Major will
elan eternal bond Of gratitude his Democratic friends
because 1t will relieve him in great measure of the oner
Gus duties he has been called to discharge which will
be palliative offset to reduction of fees and peroutes
How would the same honest gentlemen who urged 40
strenuously last year that the Sheriff should make all
me judicial sees In Orleans like support the
this season, under the slight variation Of circumstances
which have taken place ~ lEtzztaf.esz5a
Don't be frightened from your usual propriety, Mr.
Comet. The Democrats, being perfectly convinced of
their TO carry future elections as they please are
not going to make valuable ocewhich has heretofore
been useful aid and Rdjunctworthess They are too
shfewd for that They never spoil the pudding of their
friends In prospective and altogether smart to be
guilty Of the wretched division spoken Of by the Comet
even were such procedure practicable or legal
NO, no. Things are to go just they have hereto
fore gone without indeed the Legislature sees fit to in
fringe upon the of aueoneers and coners
upon the Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans the exclusive
privilege of making judicial sales This doctrine was
very popular in the last winter but whether
II will obtain to any formidable extent the coming
sion, wholly unable to determine We rather in
cline to the opinion that 1t will net be immensely en-
chanting. However, we shall see what we shall see
GEORGE EusTIs, JR.--The following conpli
ment to the able and eloquent Representative
in Congress from the First Districtof Louisiana,
appears in the Washington correspondence of
the Picayune, under date of the 7th instant.
We copy it with pleasures .,
MIR. Eustts of Lousana made his debut in the House
to-day In vigorous and earnest speech against the policy
propriey Of prescribing American Roman Catholics AZ
provided in the general creed Of the narv "
He declared that his right should wither before be
Join IN such crusade expressed joy that
me American party OF Louisiana had repudated abso.
lutey that feature Of Americanism as maintained in
other States Mr.. b. spoke under the operation Of the
zen minute rule. but at the conclusion of his time the
houss ~ unanimous consent, complimented him with
permission to proceed.
ORLEANS THEATER MASKED SOCIETY BALLS
by reference to the Of Mr. Rufer in an
other column 1t will be that the two remaining balls
OF the present series at the Orleans Theater will he given
on wednesday the 2Sd, and Wednesday, the Soth inst
The great popularity which the balls given at the Or
leans Theater have enjoyed owing in some measure
to the magnhcence of the music illustrating them but
more especially to the beauty adjoining them and the
perfect manner in which they always conducted
kehaefea them foremost among the festivities Of our car
nTa season All who have attended them will be-
sure to do SO again.
GROCERIES. --Messrs. S. s. A. Henderson b Co.
corner of Magazine and Natchez streets have
and well selected supply of groceries comprising all srces
heeaea ZOE family use OF for country trade The stock
will at the lowest market prices and those who ara
duyA