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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

II NO Nassau street vii cell Al sucior, on Nsdne LAY.
Oct ~ 1O ococt NJ No 20 Greer stree. norx x- sns
Of elegant househod fursure " De sold ny erie gu
Eaaee without 70 close M cnncern
supe~k pesry velvet arlr suis on rcny $500
rosewot, wade w Baudoine cU-sret CRIMSON an -
brocatei, sofss tstes arr and pNior cnNIs 10y
carved Eohic ohas svperb cANorAtev ctrvsl crnAs
table marble top; cosy chsndehtrs lsrEs TIER ana m
riasses oil paintings pNseis lace u.teins, win heNr s
orc ard tsss~s rose ~cod sus richly eNysd covs,s,
tapestry cprrrse; atlt carved wnices 9Th hf cfy UT
,iture b~frooms-R chly csrvsd roterod bste.ds, es
Stres, ~nsre sbes large mirro-, coat stO essn smol
Tisc~ essy chsIr Fved euG.d racks, nsrNis
- pow bed fns 81 Az kinds ioc ading blsnker 81 sor
So fsnrr REQ covers AZ T3sy carved rsewoo wrpenVn
dressrs tur-sue washstsnds rcchng chairs Jerry Loo
carved GENRE table, lounges, conpete suits OF cosT ms
hofAry furnituye lsrr~ mrne ornaments OIL clon
card tables, s@ brackets, toilet SETS work able hair CLOS
sus hall stove and drum hsl stand gl.ss Kitchen
ware No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

EDWARD sCHRNUK, AUCrlOsBnR
~ P@enp,uy rAle o. about 30 0D wor,h Of The richest
nnd ss " European fancy goods eve imported.
AZ ". sOHb SIX, viii I'll 81 sucton on Thursday and
wrdav. nh IN inst, nj II O'Clock each day II their
IS the above eleKAtt sosis. I'm
Guiding PAan satuess and figures
sd snail ii~sni brorzs Of ME richest and most
asA designs superb evres china vsses nasnnccn, Pa
ait bins srd marble elocks elegantly
1eouwAfef cAna dinner and Bohemian of
Ae and richest c,gred sod plain the finest
nsnmen Of The richest psper msch dests dressing
level $3.50 he Ae .legsot pearl abe vcry apd o,her
adia iesber velve, resiculss. Frencb
ckhA jewel boxe~ sss kc Abo silver plated o. ,he
ssvea and richest dfsEns Also. the inest Kssish and
AnsrtcAn cutlery fh1 roods viii be exhibucn
IL sa,ewom Wednesday, 2, lost and n. public
sssnred that he above DE most elegant Foods
o1essd. end VIII be sold screGptorily for cash.
TlII.BnRT q sAvAou AUrTTorunR-DIBsLnD 4
VI SAVAGE Cedar
ckk dAy, OcAob- a. sssple and fancy dry Foods hosiery,
Desu hrusshipg psrfunery watches AMI
aiy ncA soyS nc Also, ~ order Of recevsr siocs Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

UARK REDuorD ACCORDING TO THE rIsss.-IH.
dependent ine-rare ~ 90 70 Boston, via Newport hh
tol and Frovidepce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

C2osR2Y 4 co.'s LIRD or STEAMERS BRtWnHN
~ Few Iork, northampton London And Bremen. Owned
by the Eupesn and American Shipping npkpy NJ
Lrdcn ard Souhsmp aOrOinted 10 call from New
York ale Wednesday for London and FIRE
tour hing at Soshs upon 70 land and mats for
England ard france fhsy viii remain dAy London
then Jrooeod 70 Bremen keu ming they viii leave Src
for Ne York 'ovy alternate saturday ping
II Soub mpion Thew steamships o. the arst clAs and
have superior sccomrssd Ito for passenger rhsy will take
mite number Of hird elias ste~vage
atache each ship Thsraies Of 70 Londu will be
but e higher those OF sspg ships RAos Of
First cabi $50 eooud ca bin $50 steerage 30 Tso soam
ship JASON will SAL from ork gat 1rday, Oc.ober
81 81 y O'Clock FOR freight or pAssaos apply 70 O. H. SAND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

TOE PoRrsMoUrH PETERSBURG AND BIcHuOND-
The United STATES q, AL stearship soAFcks Ospsn
fhcrse simmer win leave Wednesday 2sh Inst, ~
oclocs NJ, rom pisr IL North river Sis VIII arrive ~
Pofsu orh the merit sevrooc and Pssb the following
mcrpirw Pssepgsrs for The South viii proceed eciy 90
BY the Southern mali line Tho-s for Hchmord VIII
there friday Travellers VIII ind hts
%. cheapest piesssnses and most rcne Pssr.
fare with rorfnlk ~ 70 Petersburg and
gt@naorE, ID ASH % LCDI.As Pl-gAsASTs, No =
ByoadvNg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

EAkb EsD0CAD TO SOUTH sMPrON AID HAvKA-
The magnificent Steamship vANDDRBILr 1dwAre Hg
gins onnmA0dsr, H268 tons. win sail
s0sK ~ s ~ Nv TSss r.
6afuruAy .Oa. ~ baturd Nov. IL
sasnrosy Dec saturday Dey y
ce delivered In london and fsz For freight paMags
apply TO
b. TORRANOn. Ageu. No Bowling aresn, Few xorx.
Letters for England md EUROPE prepaid Is saCs nall
,unce (by encsosur postage stamps frona otes a,sey
Will no receved At No aewng o. sew ork 70 w
O'Clock on mo morning Of sailing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

A UCrIOH No1ICR.FIw AND SECOND HAND FUR
p niture. carpets, re SAMUEL OB0OUD Co, auc.
0oneeFs w sail At tn ir store I'll Nassau sree, to
Wednesday. Oct -, at l0h 49, asuperor Of furniture
o.. consisting f vicny csrved od uaror sui In
French satin 6rocse velve plush and hair cloth
a0d wAfdobos e.ogeoe VIII
irror ba and fronts marole top dressn bureaus and
aads NAH ,gAoy and black wanu French bedsesds
bodt enamel ed marble too Oh smser SUITS
BRUSSELS tapestry and In ain rosewood and sho
&nny marble and ude tables gilt frame mir
curS ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

DoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASA FOR LrvERP0oL-
IL She ASIA, = q Loi commander. win sail from the
with tbs mails and passengers for uurope sednss
day the ,slh inst
viii leave The o,mpsnvs dock At jersey City,
with 4 . passengers At l0x aud lla4 ocoon a. NJ
u ouRARO No. Rowling Ereea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

LyOK SOUTHAMPTON AID HAvRA-YHu UNIvUn
II Btaiss mail steamer AKA0O ID. Lines, connanda
M leave for Bavre touching g Land ~ IA
and Aneougess, Saturday Nov. a. q O'Clock. cu pte
No. n Noxtk rvsx fpos a Beach stresl
PRICn or rABsA0A
Frv oAhta. $50 lecond cabin. IN
fhN ahlp has I'VE wAor tight compArW1u0 ea61c0ax u
spgnea hs In he event o collision 1rAndtng The wa
could rcarh he and he pumps being Tree 70 work ~
snf~ty Of Ne vus An JuM be secured bAG
yAsc wansd during hs should be sent booye
he day before ss"ng msrked 'belosn For fredshi or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-27

UnURv HERrs, JH AuOr1orRKR
Kl - ARHfH 4 kOes -Wn sail
rtur. isy and sridsv, Oct ~ and NJ
Al 10 O'Clock, 81 No. "a Warren esre.A no aAirs,
AanIvrREs sALn
r50o WORTH
snAsoNABtsn READY NADl ur.orHrra
PfsCn GOODS BrC,
rs sciu beaver phos and o,sev frcct dress and
Jsss~r. saanes s-d doe psusAloops n treat vsns.
rrA velvet Cashmere uiust and other ve~ta.
CHaImeres, tcess ms SAT- ., virnmngs, rungs, Ac
Ar eli and o0ce nrsurrs dsaks, Iron
Y~rs nsA. Catalogues a. sale
All roofs 70 be clesrvd dsy aner sale
N crdew a j. HAT and u. sokRisCh Assisnecs
r1UHRY .. HuRrs, JR, AuOrfokrnR.-Bv Hnnrg
III " uCpa-Cr tuesday 0sober n, alto oclo-h, 81 70.
N ushu av~~ue Nineteenth ard r~eneh streets
sx~s,s ssls n r~sdy nsde oshns comp rsnx large
vt~u Of frccs business sad overcoas psnaloous
.rss - mirgs uunra piece cds, uruss gods, O. 10
~ ovaw ~ rhnAS 6U'knec.
unrRY HsRrs, Js ,kuoIlorsEsn,ssx Hsk -
s1sssav "a "a At 10Y O'Clock, Al the saesrosms 40 ~
Pine sse sssprsnert o. rssdl msde
saosssg 'p-es gcods 40 Term. essa IN g rus s ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

On the 18th we mentioned The fact that Col. Stall
worth, Democratic candidate for Congress in the Mo
bile (Ala) District had denounced Mr.. Buchanan for
endorsing Walkers treason in Kansas. This Is what
all Southern men should do, and what ell true South
ern men 1cH DO, without any regard, whatever, to
party antagonisms associations and we applauded
Col. Stailworth accordingly, -y-ss
Inc Hot. David J. Bailey is the Democratic caudi-
date for Congress in the Third Congressional District
Of Georgia. In letter to tie committee appointed
to inform him Of bis nomination, dated jackson.
Butts CO., Ga, July g. 1887" AFTER accepting the homer
conferred upon him, he says: ~
1t is more agreeable to be the candidate of a Marty
that enanclaes the principles which proposes
times ready TO enforce the Democratic lesson that
hososrer high the officials may BE- they are never BE-
yond the reach of popular rebuke and cheerfnlly
endorse the resolions of the Corentn in letter smd
spira. regulating the political orthodoxy Of Gocer.
nor Walker. His silly oficiousness in attempting.
while mere government agent to impress any pc
Kansas upon the constitution of that contemplased
State, subjects him to the censure of al discreet and
prudent men.
1t will be recollected that the Democratic State
Convention of Georgia denounced the conduct Of
Governor Walker in the bitterestterms and demanded
at the hands of the President his recall Mr.. Bailey
unquafedy endorses the action Of that Convention,
as all loyal Southerners should.
Further along, speaking of Gov. Walker, Mr. Bailey
says:
He went to Kansas with reputation acquired
years ago while representing Southern constituency
and when bis appointment to the Office he now holds
was made known, the country felt and acknowledged
that Kansas had Governor whose sympathies were
South but he exhibits htmseIf as puny d;cta-
tor, and chiist this false step eteynaly darns kie
fame, trust uA at the same time, rsHder him I'M
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

WHAT DOES IT MEAN.-Southern Land Buyers IL
EiceC SIntes s-The Chicnnn lIlliunisl Free Press O

WHAT DOES IT MEAN.-Southern Land Buyers in
Free Sates.-The Chicago (llliuois) Free Press of
the 26th ut., has the following
When the agent of Mr.. Slidell (U. S. Senator from
Louisana) wrote him the other day that he could
buy lands n Missouri of equal fertility with those OF
Illinois for about oneourh the price of the latter
and advised that Missouri lands be taken Mr. Slldell
replied % Buy in Illinois, Mr. Toombs u. ). Sena-
tory comes all the way from Georgia TO buy lands III
Minnesota and Wisconsin; Col. Orr (memoer OF Con-
gress) from South Carolina to purchase IN Iowa and
Nebraska Mr. Breckenridge (Vlce President) from
kentucky to Superior City and the beautiful cluster Of
islands in the Lake of the same name known as the
Apostle Islands. Mr. Douglas j. S. Senator) gigau
tic specuations are confined mainly to Chicago. 1t
was only day or two ago that we chroniced single
purchase of his in this city amounting to 100000
We submit, says the Kinds County (Miss.) Ca
zette we may not with inquire what all this
means-ths rush on the part of our prominent Demo-
cratic politicians to purchase land in free States
BIT, aside from this, would it not look BETTER and
conform better to profession, for these prominent
gentlemen to invest their money in Southern States
Capital is everywhere needed throughout the South,
to develop our resources and render independent
Of the North, but our Democratic leaders-with all
their pretended love for the Southpreer to invest
in the free States What inducement is there for
business men of moderate means to remain in the
South when our capitalists send their money abroad
for investment?
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27
YER's CHERRY PICTORIAL, FOR THE
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS, GROUP,
WHooP1NG COUGH, ASTHMA AND


This remedy has nooriety for it's cures of
every variety of Pulmonary disease entirely unne
nifty Where has bee. employed So vide Is the s sI Of n
usefulness and the of its
every section Of the country abounds publicly known
who have been restored from alarming
Of the lungs by its When superiority
over every other medicine its kind apparent escape
observation and where its virtues known the public
longer hesitate what antdoe employ distressing and
dent climate And not omb Tn,tn raes a5e nnen ne
the lungs but for the mder Colds Coughs Honrse
ness e'c and for Children is the peasante med
As has long seen in constant throughout section
we need not 90 more than assure the people its quality kept
article is prepared by Dr. j. G. AVER Lowell Mass
no ' WRIGT co. r. VHsa Whoase si's agents.
ten. for the United States granted SAMUEL GIL
NAN OF No. 81 Nachez New Orleans under the date
H TEE
s It works entirely by raugh and without the aid
3D. requires stoppage of the mill to have it's ashst
cleaned ont.
4h The agasse stirred touched after arvet
5tb. all Bagasss and makes steam enough to
This the only furnace that has taken off crop in LousaAa
In compliance with the above five conditions.
does rot resemble other furnace in single feature Of m
fon in the principles which works in the resu
other party Reports circulated to the contrary are mere
tricks of trade known be false by those who make
tcle that stand their merits No will be
allowed tosell make Furnace without authority
guaranteed in its undisturbed use and possession.
My Patent Furnace applicable train OF kettles as to
boers prepared contract apply it to burn
ing the Bagase boil juice the train of kettles
under satisfactory guarantee TO- the purchaser
~ SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
iRH Mattel strept NeyyO leans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27


ROLLINS at his post. The yerandah fire for
while stopped the operation Of his well known establishment
but Time the physician has restored TO him better
where he give at all hours Hot, Cold Vapo Shower
Medcatel BATHS
His BARBERS SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country Afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyeng aud Dressing have been reduced down science
feels assured that he with aacry and dispatch
most slious.
He has for sale well assorted stock of fresh PERFUNERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and e best Dyes and Toncs for
the hair.
m12 JOSEPH ROLLINS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

John COTTLE, PROPRIETOR OF THE LOUIS
itnt Bakery, has bought the right of PATENT LOAF
BREAD 1t now be had at the above establishment.
Patent issued in United States March 1856 patent secured
in Great Britain November 6, 1856; France, December 20
IS 8; and Belgium, January II, 1856.
The advantages claimed the wing, which
now fully snbsantaed by years trial bread
The bread is uniform in quality, and much hand
bTeaa heretofore made is in its texture the ves
cles being far evenly dscd through than they
be by the old nehnd No
in it, nor can it be introduced without injury 1t keeps
longer without growing stale and
uonahe when week old 1t cuts handsomely finest
ndcae and without the being tender
the finest French roll II goes farther and is retdy intro
duced into families who have before used bakers
The Patent Bread placed in the Fair
the Metropolitan Institute ld Washington D. c. 1855 and
after having undergone the rigid CHEMICAL and other
before of scientific rntems connected with ih
Snhsonan Institute received the high pze-a silver me
dn-over all other competitors, Of viii there many
ul0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

NI TION PUMPS.-DOUBIE-ACTING SUCTION AND
FORGE COAST PUMPS AND PUMPING ENGINES DIS
CHARGING FROM TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED To ONE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS PER
HOUR; SUGAR-HOUSE PUMPS; FIRE ENGINES :;
PUMPS FOR CISTERNS AND DEEP WELLS COPPER
LINED JUICE AND MOl.ASSES WITH BRASS BAIL
VALVES; HOT WATER PUMPS FOR FORCING INTO
BOILERS AGAINST STEAM.
McGows Portable Plantation Steam Pumping Engines for
lifting and forcing large volume OF from the
oNeriowE rice lands, supplying houses Draining
Valve Pumps for juice mOasses and forcing
steam boilers Steamboat Doctors and Wecking Engines Pur
table Copper Lined Fire Engine Pumps, worked by brake,
capable of throwing from 50 gallons per minute through
0A7e, Il distance oi from 100 to 40 feet.
fhe engines each furnished with band wheel driving
circular corn mill gin stands and be furnished
without for printing houses houses, where
ompnct and simple vertical engines desirable.
brick work orerectOn OF any kind necessary in putting
ngines work. both engines
and all connections made
Messrs. Geo d. Winchel, Bro Go
Gents-ihs PunlpRg Engine purchased Of you for of
small shop the line OF the Cincinnati &nt Chicago Railroad
has been in time and given perfect satisfaction
consider the pumping apparatus within my knowledge
The engine drives besides the pImps, 30 inch circular
So pound the square inch of the boiler therefore
the railroad
others. Yours truly,
S. B. MORSE, Supt. c. and c. R. R.
New Orleans owe nlber |, 1865,
:. Office \. o., op. and q. ". Railroad Co.
MI l. Bridge Siiu your inquiry relative TO the
performance OF the Mcowan Pumps this road
and thai among the variety Of pumps oave in they
decidedly the best.
The above Pumps and Engines constantly by
uhSrrbcr, sole agent here for til" manufacturers.
je26 ISAAC BRIDGE, ,! MtEnzne st ct
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

ANoTuER GREAT RAILROAD EXCURSION. - The
Baltimore papers OF the goth filed with accounts
of the reception in that city of about two hundred
railroad excursonists from St. Louis, Cincinnati and
other places in the West. The affair was highly
interesting one throughout.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

Unusual CHANCE-THOSE WISHING TO EN
" gage legitimate and very profitable business readily
understood lin fact trade) from which fortune could be
realized in almost any section the country,
Farmer Mechanic Merchanhe comparatively trihng
the thing with throughout
country in order fill leisure proitably. Very
have Availed themselves of the chance we'll The
opportunity still OPEN Fur particulars address, with stamp
enclosed. GEO A. ANDREWS x CO.,
New YorE City
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

FROM THE REV. j. FLANAGAN OF BANBROOK, c. W.
j. WlNER-Sr: have made the trial of your Canadian
Eermtuge and with the most happy results. my
y and in every case which has knowledge the
puson of Worms has followed the administering your
nuge and every here prefers any other as its effects
CERTAIN and children take it readily, which great
point gained in giving medicine to children
July l6 1915. JOHN FLANAGAN
EIy~ Physicians generally WINER'S CANADIAN
vERMFUGE. This medicine is simple vegetable prepare.
on, and always be administered with perfect safety and
confidence the result and will always destroy Worms and
the patient to health.
Over thousand certificates have been Agents from
planters merchants and physicians bearing to the
hcacy Of this ntallibe remedy Warranted in all cases.
Prepared only by JOHN WINER, Manufacturing Chemist,
nd Wholesale Druggist Hamilton, Canada West
rs Sold Wholesale and retail manufacturers prices by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.. NewOreans,
fe23 Isl and 2l Chnrtres street New Orleans La
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27
INSURANCE.

peten Witnesses who hereunto sign their with the parties
o this act, and Notary.
THE original is sgned.l PLAClDE FORSrAi,i,
JAMES u. DENRGRE,
FEL.LOWES X CO.,
W. BOGART and others.
s. MAGNER, ..
f. BRUGIHR.
f. q. GOTTSCHALK, N. P.
certify e foregoing a copy the original act
record IN my office.
In faith shereo grant presents under signature
and the impress Office the City Of New Orleans
'''' ''"' "'''''' 1"' 4. &. GoTTsCHALK, Not. Pub
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages in and for the
parish and city Orleans certies that the foregoing
been recorded day in his Office, in Book Society
Folos IL, IL, 49, IA and 10. -
fsignedl JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans, May the 10Th, 1851 my2 25 jeI Is %
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

The most curious thing III the world is woman
that IS not curious,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27
C1REsCENT CITY SOAP NYoIt1<s.-pEPor

Y Lafayette Street.
The subscribers have commenced in this the
Of Soap for FaIsy Ship Steamboat which
the public for its approval in competition with
Of established reputation. Itcombnes with free
dom from the dreeable effects Of ordinary and
will be found trial to washing properties
tectOn and Is guaranteed ingredient
quantity inure the fabric of ladies' apparel
The advantages Of merchants and Others being able
supply themselves and customers with equally good not
better article Of home manufacture will present themselves
agce and the subscribers respectfully solicit patronage
milo q. HAZEN co,
ENIREWORIXS!-FI -FIRENVORkS!-AL LARGE
assortment lane ing sttHmer Black Warrior consisting
in of Rockets Roman Candles Torpedos Tanges Peri
Wheels Scrolls Flower Pos, SerFcns BengoIu Mines Blue
Lights Post Fires, Fire Crackers etc. For sale by
II. NJ. BARLOW / CO.,
dill Is l,nHnl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27
EIRE1yORISS.-EIR LARG



w Certain Remedy fer Worms. 1t fact established
yond the shadow dOnb by the experience and testimony
the most eminent physicians than threeouhs of the
diseases with which children afflicted caused by Worms
thousands of children die annually diseases
Various the preparations which have recommended
Intellectual the end however length attained
wherever they have existed This supported
viduals in the country. The remedy
WINER'S CANADIAN vERMIFUGE, WARRANTED
PURELY VEGETABLE.
1t Is safe In its operation and easily administered
other Some of the which indicate the existence
of the Worms in the bowels follows the
pale eAden color, and suused ushes
heavy and dull the breath ietid the
itching in the nostrs which the patient pick his
the sleep Is disturbed the patient often awakening
fright and liable to starting ans grinding the teeth appe
e exceedingly Irregular being sometimes voracous others
feeble, and in some instances depraved.
To the following certificates might be added but
believed that these sufficient establish the fact that
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFuGE is A SUPERIOR
REMEDY FOR WORMS.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE
We the undersigned having frequently administered medi
cine prepared by Mr. John Winer of this designated
WlNER'S CANADIAN VERMIF UGE, and being fully
fled with its efficacy, confidently
ceni remedy for the expulsion of Wos from the inesne
canal g. OREIILY,
Lcentate of the R. =. of Surgeons in ireland, etc.
G. W. DICKINSON,
Mp n hey nf Tho al girT npinr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27

Al the expiration OF this Charter If ordered
wothirds OF the stockholders, the affairs Of
pany shall be qidated its debts paid and the
the charge and Commissioners
appointed for that purpose by majority of the stockholders
This of ncorp0r ton be altered
hreefourths of the stock represented a special meet
OF the stockholders convened for that purpose provided
such stock represented amount three whole
the Cnpi ri stock Of said Company
The respective interests of the parties to this act
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27


That E. Warren Noise Attorney of the State
img exocio President Of the Central Board of Com
mssones the 26h day Of May, lc57, notice your
uner, Charles NJ Waterman Mayor of the city Of New
Orleans the Office OIL b. Cotton appointed
Superintendent of Elections this city the following Thurs
day Npremaary the organization OF he Board That
your petition G. NJ Waterman Mayor aforesaid transmitted
the notice Of the Attorney Gene al to the ConuOn Council of
New Orleans WHO instructed petitioner Mayor Of New
Orleans take legal steps prohibit the Superintendent Of
Elections and Board of Commits from acting,
attempting act the law of leG7, relative
elections.
approved March lG 1857, is valid and binding,
because is against right and the constitution Of
l.puiSisl n.
That its effect and object take away from the citizens
OF New Orleans the III M secured them by the constitution OF
appointing the public officers necessary for the ADM Ato Oh
the police of the city, the mode of elections pe'
scrihed by the Legislature and to grant the right TO the
and to officers appointed by him
To revoke and ALLEVIATE. ing the times when elections snail
be h. Id city of the Mayor and the several
pubic appointed under the institution and laws OF
Ipuau4 of the police of the city, and
10 transfer 0F Eie ons, who in
operation with IN of the Central BOARD
and to the exclusion her persons
with his uboytraes not ly 10 tranquility and
orle during elections, preset and suppress rios
tuus violence dfsodcn but ANY other practice
tending Naturalization Of yOIygs te disturbance Of
,l.cI,uns.
authorize the Superintendent. Of Siecos to be The judst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-27
The Kansas Treachery.

' S. HEBRON, Secretary of State.