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FsTaI ACCIDENT TIE FAILING or 4 SCAFYotb -Yesey.
csy aisernoon while several laoorcrs upon
,canod erected a Ecs 134 and lso Attorney street, toe
suorm gave way, preciptstnE them 70 the ground,
distance Of over twenty feet One o. the men, named
John oConnor v almost Instantly killed, while IN trles
wills another o. the w0rxrnep, IVES severely y not "a
tally injured Meme Of tire other workmen we're seri-
ouey hurt The body Of the decreased sss tsken - the
Eleventh ward sstioD house where al Inquest ~il be
held BY Coroner Perry
sIAer AccDssT On wedaefday mon Ing about eight
o'clock, ~ . lady namsi Marvin getting out q a
Futon ferry omnibus iase the New Haven iras cor
ner OF Broadway and Cara street her little boy tro
yrsr Old, fell under the vheehs o. dray and hal the
wight and len hand crushed TIE little sufferer was
conveyed W the once OF doctor who carefully listed
We fractured limbs, after which II Was conveyed 70
Brooklyn.
TEE AvRAr n woprH srsur.-fu the account publish
ID 10 The Imam, Of the sbbng ARRAY Worth street
The credit Of arresss the alleged sssalant given 70
Lieutbant Martin; whereas John Lewis, assisted By
james Congran, The parte. who vrested the knife
from The lands Of prisoner and toos hi 10 the sta
ton rouse. In this case the credit was siven 10 the
wrong party, end vary onen hsppens that the police
psudet for arrests performed by private citizens
rAsexr CoSrAsrEs-The f,llovins companies recently
pe.s,d me Bspnp ONCE -
FRO tu,t4r Horton Guard. called sner one Of the
aa sffgs 81 sbpis rs-afer 3. Gaskcu Yesterday on
~ t-f rttu4i isreft rscHrsiu~ t0 H1bpxen These
A. r a# \ suc. :, tg. ayci mn proved taeu-
l.ta 80 80, cspt { ) 0on1oy, Psraici
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CLEARED
Steamship Knoxville, Ludow savannsh-s Mitchell.
Pleasens
ssP tpsIs sS, se; sscs sw EstR%SSD osssn
Ship sunny south. Willis Rio Janero-Napier Johrson 4
barn Catherine, watts Marseles-J ElwenA co
Bsrs ss,es r wooassry sssnzas"sor. Navarro
Pax Adcn laws Bermuea-Bre', Son sDe
Bars Inaisn Queen Conrad, asht.z-A smahsrs 4 Co.
Brig Mary Lowell BascrOfs, Bslnore Mas aew. Talbot
schr L d weutwoith Ryder Poin, Pe.re-z D Brookman
schr Il LAnfsr Morton. Frankie.
sssr j wSIlne s@ph ss.alnsa-sccreaSy. soi Co.
schr tRosset;, brewster, wilmington-Dolner Pot
s ss s ssass sss%o. aS%s
SER !sfsi AGO
sshr Scot, TasoT fh,aselehsIs IT: !Gh as Co.
s s ssT SG s small .h
sioop RHODE Island Hui, rrovideaee Mss.sr -
ssB sen sss IL ero%xe
ARNvED
Steamship Black Warrior smith Orleans le,h inst, via
sS L 'sSn ns.s s'SsI
ssp fnsyon a I1,rpool OCT 10 with mase and
passengers Howsnd FROM prhAm Nov "a lat Il Is lon
BAN % eSSo ceasa 70 days va Gibraltar Sep, r.
with mdse, % y Boienhcm. Experienced heavy weather.
BARI HOWARD Of rsrtland,, s,anwood. Newport y days
lh Inst lat y 10 on % ~ spoke Br brig Brothers. IRON
Bristolfor 1T John, NIB, ~ days out
Bark Eugene Or polacca, Keugnler Port Prince, A
schr L. pcbburg Groton. Rio Janelro 2 days with coffee
10 ORDER vessel 10 @ n Perxon Co.
Schr VIM n Tcomb of Kocklaud), Manning, Laguns. 30
with cod and hides. 10 Mecah Duncan. Sailed
company wtn schr Columbia Tor Havana.
Schr Smith Haynes Edetion. M
fchr Best Tow nsene, OcIacoke, NC.
Schr Mary Brown Cspen. Virginia.
Schr y 4 BOYD Mathews. Virginia.
kchr w Sheldon scphers, Virginia.
schr W benson. Taylor, Virginia.
Schr Charity, Pilgrim, virginia
Echr J FrRnalin. Benson, virginia.
schr b Fox Gardner, yrgmis
Schr Reindeer, kfnner, Georgetown.
Schr carton jayne, Tyler Georgetown.
schr Statesman. Weeks, Georgetown.
Schr Is \ johnson. Weeks, Georgetown.
schr Inc. Crsmer, Alexandria
kchr Swan Leeds. Alexandria, 3 days.
Schr Olive Hunt Passport
fchr M II Read Kelley New Bedford.
schr Uncle Joe. Penneld, Portland, Ct.
schr Joseph Hall. Coe, Portland, CT
Schr Celestial, Andrews Portland, c.
Steamer Am Eliza Robinson, Philadelphia
Steamer Locust Point, Preach Portland.
Steamer Osceola, Clark, Providence
Steamer Pelican Clark Providence.
Steamer n Harris, Smith, New London
The bark Loubs KHAN, reported in this mornings edition
frtm Bristol from Gassow and reports 9th iDst lat ~ 81
Experienced heavy gales from the Westward most Of
the passage. carried main and mxen topmsss main
ysro, lost msniopsan, spii calls, ac
BELOW
ship rarors Magnus Colin from Liverpool Oct TO- with
mdse and passengers TO Vim Wh,lock, Jr.
SAILED
Steamships Tempest fBrl Glasgow Knoxville Savannah,
Roanoke, forolk, 3c; ship Southampton, Liverpool
Wind curing the dky, NNw.
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The Passengers by the Ly0nnaas.

Mrs. Summer who Of the unfortunate psssen
gers by the Lyonna, daughter OF the late Walter
Channing Of the opuept firm Of Gibbs Channing, India
merchants She married when young Thomas Barclay,
Esq post captain in the royal navy son of Col Thomas
Barclay Consu General from Great Britain 10 this
try and brother OF Anthony Barclay late British Consul
this port BY this marriage she has living four chill
dren one WHOM understand resident Of Baltimore,
anotht of Episcopal church In the West
the others abroad. Shortly after Captain Barclays
death The terrible disaster OF the Home took place, In
which perished Mrs Hugh Swnton Bali q sister OF Mrs
sumner), together With her husband and A@s children
Mrs sumner was married to her present Midland (A-
Der Sumnsr) IN ls4z and had child daughter who
with her parents and for the benefit OF whose health
they about seeking q more favorable climate, In
south IL Europe One OF those saved from the wreck
describes Mr. summer working with the greatest activity
perfectly self possessed ami cool and encouraging and
comiortng the females. Ore or the boats had been
plscei under his command in which was Mrs and Mss
Sumner and several ladies. This may be some corsoa
for their re Dis. from the fact OF Mr. Sumner having
been brought UP sailor, and had commanded several
vessels he - capable therefore (so far as 10 the
lower OF mani meeting ali the emergencies that their
terrible position may place them IN.
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nusks.s and sho. for thirty valuable prizes at WOOD

20 muskeas and shot for thirty valuable prizes at WOOD
lawn.
me Coppersmith Gurad, Caps Charles 4. Wakefield,
passed our once on their return from their third annual
target sxcurson numbering 50 muskess with well rid
died target Tho company ws conveyed by the speaao
new stesmer sylvan SHORE Capt c. H. Longssree which
makes four trips 70 Harlem daily.
Teller Guard, Capt J. Anderson, parsded 70 muskes
and shot for forty nve valuable prses ct Hoboken
New York and Erie Railroad Guard, Capt Oemarcst,
parsded 90 muske and shot for forty ve valuable prsos
ct Strykers Bay.
south Brooklyn Musketeers, Capt Williams, parsded
so muskets and shot for Is valuable prizes ct Wee.
hswken.
muskets and shot for forty i've prizes At the River House.
Harem
The Webb Guard, Captain Muhern, with 40 muskets,
turned out in handsome sly their annual target
Cursion.
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Tlis total comprises the whole estimated amsaut Of
nouey REQUIRED for sehoo purposes BY the Board Of Edu
Oh motion, lac report referred 70 the Committee on
Anna Taxes.
rx RxgirsY or mRnts AND MARRIAGES.
The report q the Committee County Offices In fayo
Of reducing the OF the City Inspector for recording
brihs ane marriages. from Ten cents TO I've cent?, vs
supervisor HfrnoK ssid he wished before he ef, the
BOARD 70 show Esi be DESTROYS OF meeting the re-
formers q their sprn OF rcirenoh neni.
Supervisor IoS though, 700 late for the Supervisor to
Amer few observations the report was laid on the
table.
FOR RrooRprS.
eupfrvlrof Brr0es offered the following
Resolved Tbai Ire hon. Jas NJ smith Jr be and ne 10
hereby auio ssd e appoint setk y bic Office a, salary
only during a. oaicaa term Of the present Recorder
me Board ur adjourned to the ars, Monday u Dccsm.
Der.
BoAsD on ALDERMEN.
Isaac o. Barker. IN thescbs,r
resousior adopted directing the sixth and Eighth
avenue railroad companies 10 stop nrDg up The pave
meat 10 yescy street Cor the present some other papers
were &C "a upon
Alderman Fox @ked TIA, when this Board adjourn, Il
adjourn 10 Friday N Order TO receive the report
u The Committee Ferries the Union Ferry Company.
TINS posed bx several members who thought the
ma,tcr world tod over till next session.
Uwss than moved that the Board NEE, on Friday uext
and every Monday Wednesday Friday for the
der Of the TnoBlh Lost.
In ntctmber. Lost by vote ofpbs
The motion OF Alderman For 10 NEE, on Friday next
vas then put and carried.
AvESrK RAILROAD.
Mr. Jos y Taylor, street Com missioner sent In q
Communication In N q resolution OF the Board
mourning why he bad not taken measures 70 compel the
Eeh,h avenue Railroad Company 10 relay their tracks
ard their thereon from Fifty 8rst 10 Frty ninth
ssreei N sccordanos with resolution passed December
10, 1856
The Street Commissioner st,ses that he has served
upon said company the necessary notices, and that In
consequence o. no appropriation having been made Tor
the purpose Of reaypg rail tracks, 40 under direction
Of the street Commissioner ne 10 poveress In the mat
ter Ordered file.
The report OF the Committee Arts and Sciences, In
favor OF concurrpg wh the Councmen purchase 400
maps Of the city Of New York, the nos 10 exceed
81 600 was Cured In
ADJOURNED 70 Friday next 81 8 O'Clock.
BOARD or couNcfLMnr.
Th's Board met last evening, b. v. Pnckney Esq, In
the chair
Tetinon 70 prevent the Eighth Avenue Railroad Com.
pany from interfering with sidewalks on vesey street
was referred 70 Committee Streets Among the rcso-
buttons presented the folowlnr-To compensate
the Presidents Of the Board Of Acermen and Cour csmen
for services ~ Health Commissioners tina, ES, rweu
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Municipal Affairs.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

n. c. Fly, Esq, In the cnA'r
rsryAII q xoSxy INQUIRED BOARD KDrcAroS
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.
communication was received from the Board Of Eiu.
Oaiion transmitting estimate OF the required for
school purposes in city Of New York for the year
ending 3lst December, 1857 TINS amount spportioued
from The Common School Fund OF the State by the State
Supern snient o. Public Instruction .Si46 622 IL
Amount 10 tie raised by tar cqua 10 the SUN
sptciACs 10 the norse u the State Supern-
teBrcnt 10 tbs Cngl y Clerk .......... 1882 81
A sum equal 10 o.e twentieth OF one per cant
o. Tie zeal and personal property Ia the
city ~ Sow vsfs, liable 10 be assessed 49,
thereon. 5ts ol4 81
ssssfls ). provided oy Law rrespe cive OF the 90
ton q lb1 Boa {. Education There Is power, however
q rsee az trcCAi sums
Tie Bosrt report toa, the whole number pupils who
have actually aticnred aud been tausat In the
scbools Ga'l.lei 70 participate In The apportonmen
daring me preceding year $l37, 6!a-whicn
Z f5rr dollars .or each prpa, amounts TO
s5tiEte. tbs, added 70 the Anoust provided by the
18Th section q the act, makes 100 4l0 81 IS the
Create allowed by Law TO be raised for school pur
poses for the yeaf 1857 There will be required during
The year 1887 Tor currenl annual expenses Of pablo In
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Personal Intelligence.
.nnVxe 80

- ARRIVALS.
IN the ship Fndynloo from Liyerpoo1C Morrel Of Ter
and 1hos Masters Misses end Masters 81 Lesds Eng
From New Orleans and Havana In the steamship BLACK
Marror-Mrs and Miss cleveland Messrs tttgen
tssseit Mr. odd and wife, Mr. Gray and daughter Mrs
Mesers Csrua surano Nenpea Guursaes Fuenro. yalQh
Ssreo Shannon Mr. Diaso and brohers Logan and
wife Nesns Bernsdes and Ping.
IN the steamer City Of WASHINGTON At Philadelphia from
Isreman Mrs Lourmap, Miss Loogman Miss r Longman
ys.ier l.~ngman Rev John Wskh Rev John Twiqg Mr.
Pension, Jas Meier, Rsq Mr Walton, wr a garcan
Ismbdn Rev Knight Mrs Casey, Master Z Casey Mss
X n'ionuell Miss A Lorg MsM Gray, Mrs Granted and
infant Mr. hid Mr. Haday Mrs Halliday, Mr. Jas Ander
zoo Mr. John 1ippe NJ George White, NJ Anderson Nc
Me aowss. Mr. Murphy Mr Kelly Mr. iIoys M
Iohu Gray. Mr. William, Mr. Simpson, no Pembroke Mr.
sscot Mr. OFarrel Mr. and Mrs Lorg Mary Thompson VIM
SON tsrah thompson. and W in the second cabin and
storage. -
For NorioF, &C, In the steamship Rosnokew Granger
Bsseli Mrs Coche, II Coche, Mr. Hutchinson, HsmIl
ion ard lady Sergeant, MRS sargeant n Dunnng, n
Twrche and lady and four children Kockendoerfen. O
sen Bowen. Miss Prendersas sJohnson and lady;
and 10 in the sieersge.
por Savannah in the steamship Knoxville "A Clark
Peters and grandson, Mr. and Mrs W Brooks ,orc
w a Gordon Miss Gordon Miss Parker, Hutchesen, Mr.
riot miss Bonney Miss Ste nbereer, Mrs swazer and
shild a Neyie y Klog Jr, wsrd, T Brat Daniel
sheldon n smith. WA Fogg Miss Bernbrock Miss solo.
m"ns W townsend A " Tracy, Rev Hewet Rev "
Wocher Z q portes y Hoisfer, u schemerhorn and
mdsr MS Bacon, Eorers " VII Fiasg q seaman,
~ rcsdrnan = hrce children Fiee SIS Hosliev,
fSnnw Nss u Lyon AID servsnt Turner and 10 In
the setrsge
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CorOners' Once.


STARRING AyYHAr In woKrH srxxr-Asn- MosrEx tx
ANIMATION THE WOUNDED MAS-Coronsr Connery was
called upon yesterday to hold an ante mortem examns-
tion in the case OF man named Patrick Greedy, who
severely stabbed al late hour on Tuesday night
while engaged In an alteration with man named James
Hartly at the residence OF the latter No. las Worth
(lste Anthony street. The injured man, appears was
caught in the bedroom OF the accuseds wife, and this
enraged the latter that no lost ell control OF himself and
rushIng ct him With knife inflicted stab In the
right lung. The following the ante norton examna
cn OF the injured man. rs taken ct the New YORK Hosp
Patrick Greedy being duly sworn before the prisoner
and SIX jury men, ssdl in Worth street last even
ing, between IL and ~ O'Clock, In the porter house No.
las Worth street; Mr.. Hartiy's and another
man nvted me mp stairs in said house; the room went
for fear OF being noticed in the room, and
sent one OF tie two women out for brandy; thought
! heard Harty voice outside the door; proceeded
down stairs when Harti7's woman persuaded me TO
back again when inside the door the three Of
us-the two women and myself-were standing on the
floor when in rushed Hartly saying 81 have you W
he had knife his nand he then stabbed me In the
shoulder and disabled my hand he repeated the second
stab which entered my right breast; then down
to the store and went 10 the station houses was brought
here recognise the prisoner before me 70 be tue man
who stabbed twice had connection with his wife
although she wanted to do SO.
Haruy was committed TO tne Tombs to await the re-
suit OF the wounded mans injuries. Greedy Is In crit
cal condition, although the chances are In favor OF his
Covefy.
THK LATE HoMIc.px IN WORTH srRxxr-ExAMSAroS OF
NuIrHY CosoyEg-Coroner Hills proceeded 70 the
city prison yesterday and commenced the examna-
ton Of John Murphy there on charge OF having
killed James Foley Sunday morning as by stabbng
him in the abdomen with km The particulars OF the
affair having been fully published II is unnecessary here
to enter ni0 the details Of the occurrence the exsmns
ton, as taken be!ore the Coroner, was as follows
John Murphy being duly examined before the under
signed, ing the annexed charge and be-
Ing informed thai be at liberty 70 answer or not, all
any questions put 20 him, states As follows, VIA
QuestioD-wIat Is your manner Answer-John Murphy.
A Lauv aida uSty htrf uuau
@ Where you bornS A. Ireland.
Q Where do you live? boarded last at No. SO
Worth street
O. What is your occupation A. Machinist.
Have You anything TO say, and IL 30, what relative
to the charge here preferred against your A. act
Ing sell defence and not with the intention Of Killing
deceased
The prisoner was committed 70 the Tombs to await the
&C ton OF the Grand Jury.
DxA1H FROM BuRss.-Coroner Hills held an inquest at
140 Crosby eet upon the body Of child three years
OF age named John @. Mulvaney, who died from burns
accidentally received by setting fire to his clothes 1t the
residence OF his parents ~ above
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov l9-Arr schrs WIN Cor, Hanch.
Lynn, 1renurer, Fisher salem; Washington, Hickman,
albany; Craomer, Huntey, and MARI Shropshire,
Cld lark X avis Hand EOreaus; brgs A vanoinda,
joyce Londonderry Chisfan Mccarthy ~ John. NIB Or
nus. Becker NBedord Means, Treworgy, Boston schrs
IIsnch Providence Washington, Iilck bridgeport
CanmeI Huniley, and Shropshire, shropshire, Nfork
Buscelanevus and D1saseerS.
The steamship Tempest Capt Henderson, sailed from
this port al IL yesterday for glasgow with twenty nine
rsssenserp The Tempest Of line % Gias-
SOW packets viz Tempest John Bell and United Kingdom,
md are All class ely buit iron steamships
pp,r,su s.Rg Grsry ouyEsThs vessel got ashore
turday isst sand shoai near sulivans Island
while trying 70 come into the port through the
be.ch chspSe Her a., mas ae
M during the high tide Of yesterday Sunday but did
moi succeed Der from her position She had
board about 6w SACKS o. SAT- see GOV about O
has despatched 70 her 10 take ~ much u the salt
possibe A. soon the bark Ia sufficiently nghtened a
Soush she may be badly injured thought that she viii
.cnne wreck unless should blow heavily
ward - Charleston Courier, Nov IL.
ppsra PrSrA Of Ellsworth which put into Mschiaspor In
Ss dist ss .sc for sas Mr. VIM Penne Of Mschiaspor
was the purchaser.
vvrv,raet from letter Ewood Waiter Esq Secretary Of
5n.rd OF Underwater, dated buffalo, Nov H.
The buchanan loaded with goods firm Montreal
n por on iase trie ashore on Gull Island got of
s.,ndav and Port Dalbouse; and
neh dsmsqea The schr Elk loaded wheat from Bay
haieur Canada TO Oswego ashore At Fsrport and had
sseoea y" "'' Notice 90 Mariners.
-, .rrratr JurfAvpFARrIAL rCrss or sKAgrN on SHAW
omc,.i Information has been received at this once
Nrua' tYnent hiss given
no,lce hat the Lighthouse building the skagen Or
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tsth street. from the Fret 10 Second avenue, be do
clared opea according lay that the Corporation Coun
eel be requested 70 furnish his opnsn 70 whether tho
Commissioners OF Emigration have the right 70 construct
pier outside OF Castle Garden.
After the transacton OF Some unmportant business,
the Board adjourned 70 Friday,
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AAklTlME ELLlGENCE.
~ Az pckass, ard tns-5sd for s NEW YoEx He
RAID shoxd BE- serted.


ALMANAC ycR NV rokI-YHs DAT.
Iur Rrsxs. 81 aoor Rise e..... morn " 90
scI sErs.,......... ~ aIez wArRz ......ese 81
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oecsi information has been received at this ONCE
4. :, eve povfi Navy Nrpa'nfn Copenhagen has
nosce that the Lighthouse building the skagen
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-06
~titution on ! l'adoption DIES lois du dit Terri

~titution on 4 l'adoption DIES lois du dit Terri
toire on Etat
Sine L'application du principe que, dams les
Flats on Territories, null ne dcvra ctre admls
au droit de suffrage, OIL atrc Glu 4 des tcnc.
tons politiques. sill nest citoyen DIES Eta's-
Unis;
One L~:a,neniemcnt de nos lois de naturali-
sation, 'leclarant Quune residence continue
dc 81 ans, est d Favenir indispensable pour
dcvcnir ~citoyen des Etats-uuis, ct defendant
l'entt6e de notre sol a tous 'rendians ct 4
to,s crinincls; mai, sans empietements des
droits acquis des Changers;
lone Opposition 1 touss alliance dc hsi'>c
ct de rE.at: non-intervcntion en- tout &c qu'
appartient all cutie on a la croyaEcc reslS'cuse
ct aucun eer,ncnt 1eluis con,lne qualification
aux places.
lime Tn cxa.nen libre ct enter de tous les
bus qui peuvent e;re commits par les tonction-
naires publics ct une strictc economic des
deniers du peuple;
lame lie mainticn ct TexGcution de toutcs
LORE constitutionncliemert etablies, insQua &c
q~u'elles soient abrosees, GU qu'eiies alcnt etc
declares mules est non avenues par uIe au-
tori:e judiciaire ~competente;
l3nc Opposition a Ia politique vacl!!ante
ct Unable, suivic par administrator actuel
dams Ia direction generate de nos ~atsalres
nationales. ainsi qu'elle Pa demontre plus par
reimbursement. en- deplacant des Americans
(dEsigne cor!ne tels) ct DIES conservateurs:
pour confer !eurs fonctions a DIES changers ct
DIES u,tras ;-ainsi qu'elle Ia demontrt par sa
base soumiSsion a ceux qu'ciie croyalt 'orts,
ct par ces laches fantaroliadeS en'ers ceux
: qu;elle croyait fables ;--ainsi gu ellie IA
prouvG en- r%enonvellant ragitation sur les
questions sectionnelles- par le rappe! d." com.
promis du Missouri ;-ainsi pu'e!le Ia prou'e
en- accordant lie droit de suffrage a DIES etran-
gers dams lie Kansas ct lie Nebraska:-alns
qu'e!lc Ia prouve par SEES tersiversas'ons dams
IA question du kansase. du Nebaska :-a'nsl
q~u'eIle la prouv6pa par Ia corruption 4u1 reSne
dams q~uelques uns des dsiartemcs du gouvet-
nen1ent ;-ainsi Guclle la prouve par la fiet-
~rissurc imprimee par prevention ct par ca
price. sur des OFFICERS di>:ingue, de no:re ma
rine rationale ;-ainsi qu'ril- la prouVe enhn,
par ses erreurs 81 nom5reuses dams nos reia-
lions ayec les puissances etranseres;
lime En- consequence, pour rc'ned!eF aux
maux actueis, et pour preveHir les 1eru''als
dssastreux Qui peuvent survei'ir, nous nous e'-
fo7ceron. d Ct blir lie 'Parti American surles
principes cue nous venonsd De declarer;
l5me Chaque Conseil d'Etat aura pouvo!f
d'amender ses diverses Constitutions, de ma
nie,e a abolir' les diflerens degrees. ct y sub
stituer I'M gage d'honueur, au lieu des autres
| obi cations uecessaircs i ladmlsSlon dams iC
parti;
lone La discussion libre ct franche de tons
les principles po!lsilues contenus dals no're
programme
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For Sale--A Fine Chance!

4 TRACT OF LAND situated in this Parish abou-
n four miles above the Ferry Landing, aud frost
ing on the Mississippi River, containing two arpents
front, more or less, with the depth Of about forty ar
pcnts; side lines closing in the rear. Bounded abo,.
mouy, and below By those Of Villenauve Leblanc Jr
4 Co., with all the buildings and improvements there
on. Also, with or without the SA W-kIL stitched +,
the same
DENCE; there being FINE FRUIT TREES. GOOl
GARDEN &c.
For terms and conditions apply to O. BEESARp Ir.
raraish Recorder, or TO
pl94t. JOHN E. ELDER