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aforesaid securities bonds or stock They shall power
Dip q IA BY way OF ssea y Them ss
acon of debts previously contracted or purchased at public
pany q W any property movable lmnovabe which
have Csmp g or Ss h E.
authorize the said Company to discount negots
se o se o dsa Or GanE selling
able or mmovable property goods wares or merehandisc
ARTICLE ELEVENTH..
Yearly dividends shall be made Of so much Of the profits Of the
Company as shall advisable but the Of pre-
time Of making such dividends shall considered form
ri os e Ct sa py @
shall BE- made E @ rn no sh %
ARTICLE TWELFTH. -r.
Ia the yearly dividends be declared aforesaid the
be paid the stockholders shall not exceed ten per
paid in aud the balance shall be placed to
the credit Of unpaid stock nn te s @ psa
to issue certificates the stockholders for u paid Shares
ARTICLE THIRTEENTH.
the whole capital stock Of Company & s have m See
from yearly dividend and y by such part Of the said div
an %i %fs Refs oar
formed and realized to be capital stock OF sal"
pnny.
ARTICLE FOURTEENTH.
Il shall be the duty of the President and Board of Directors
the Company published French and English
enst at .as ALLY yn d "Shse 5 s
the business of the Company which statement shall contain first
e what sese% aE r III
nnse against fire. what on marine policies aaa what % on river pol
cng and designating what amount of losses have been
red by the different kinds of policies aforesaid third the
amount capital stating the portion of tho invested In
cirities, and the nature of the securities. 49,
ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.
The stockholders shall responsible for losses dam
age by sad beyond the amount of capital
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH. Eel
Any stockhodcr who sha fail neglect to pay install
ment when ordered by the Board of Directors
article third shall forfeit Company all pre- payments,
and cease to be a stockhoderin in said Company.
ARTICLE SEVENTEENTH.
No stock shall be transferred unless transfer
the books of the Company Should any stakeholder desire
transfer stock previous ou payment Of having
made he shall be permitted to do SO by substitute Of the obi
cations OF the party purchasing provided the substituted ob-
gatOus are satisfactory 10 the Board of Directors.
ARTICLE EIGHTEENTH.
This net ofncorporaon be modified altered amended
or the sad Company dissolved be
yened for that purpose after thirty days notice. French
English in two OF the published in this city and with
tho assent oil of the stock
ing and any and all such notifications alterations
to law
ARTICLE NINETEENTH. ...
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Plastic CorroS.-Mr Ieoora oent,em., ~
x.o,t ,,,,a.;oa1 ,-a.-,.,. s1N''iI"n o. VI
se'. plaIle'l huom.euse anu experience puplishes
the following in the Charleston Courier:
A few rough specimens of work in plastic cotton.
exhibited in November last were so fortunate as to
obtain gold medal from the Institute and the valne
of the invention has been since fully recognized by
the press in various parts OF the United States At
the time Of the above named exhibition however the
plastic had resisted all my efforts to render it Ca
pabe of being moulded we'll as worked by hand This
quality have since succeeded in obtaining for it, as
well valuable application as substitute for
the eynensiye roofinp materials pnu in ,eo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

GREAT REDUCTION IN Dry GeoDs y We would
direct the especial attention of the ladies advertisement
Messrs r. +. Reilly Co. in part of this mornigs
Crescent 1t will be that they selling out most es
Die and fashionable stock OF summer dry goods great
ton in prices. Ladies' be advertisement and to
make note of it.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

Mrs. POLKA communication published in the
Nashville Union, contradicts the statements which
have lately appeared in the New York Evening Post
and other papers in reference to Mrs. Polk. That
lady has no intention to reside in Washington. She
has never been in London, nor out of the United
States Nor has she been out of the State of Tenne-
see since the death of President Polk. Nashville is
her home for life
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

LOOSE CoLLAREp SHIRTs.--As might have been ex
pected, MOODY the Shirt King with his usual prescence ha
considered the heats perspraons discomfors of t
coming and provided for his subjects accordingly Be
ing scientific king he is aware of the great veutstio,
as promoter of comfort and heah applied the puc
pie to his shirts Hes prepared supply all that call with
shirts with loose coarscoars not in the least conducive
aphyxH but of the onen arnPitng kind which give the ecb
full play and the flow of persraon that is the
say attendant of tight collars in weather. He sells them
at low prices as he does all his other goods See his card in this
mornings Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11
silver slfttngs-BY cREscENTA.

Envy Is the mean mans homage. L..
True happiness consists in the preservation of firm
and equal mind
Never ridicule sacred things or what others may
TEEN as such however absurd they may appear to be-
He who serves well need not be afraid to ask his
wages
Extravagant people are always penurious Show
us woman who pays hundred dollars for shawl
and we will show you a woman who will run all over
town to get her husbands shirts made a sixpence
cheaper. a.-5 = ,.I.l..4 t.sss... IS
Which causes a pretty woman most pleasure-to
hear herself admired, Or to hear rival beauty run
down?
Happiness is promised not to the learned but to the
good.
Heart makes the home precious-and it is the only
thing that can.
Better get into the right path late than never.
crust Oft bread a pitcher of water and thatcbad
roof and oyethere is happiness for you whether the
day be rainy sunny 1t is the heart that makes the
home, whether the eye rests upon potatoe patch Or
dowergarden.
Be not atronted at jest. If throw salt at thee
places.
The storms of adversely are wholesome, though
like snow-storms their drifts are not always seem
Who fights with passions and overcomes them is
endowed with the best virtue.
There is nothing that makes man suspect much
more than to know little.
Never court the favor of the rich by tlattering
either their vanities or their vices.
Practice flows from principle, for as man thinks
so will he act. "a
1t is easier to praise poverty than to bear it. f
The true end of freedom is to develop manhood and
womanhood
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11
CHOICE GRocERIEs-A very extensive and che

CHOICE GRoCERIES.--A very extensive and choice
assortment of groceries, Wines liquors. bermetica sealed art
ces and sweeteats generally being
by Mr. Jacob Burcke at Ne s Camp The stock has
been selected principally with the supply of families
aehgng 10 summer it over the akeheng made mostly
those decsces which maintain their freshness
for length of imeand will he found particularly desirable
one TO select supplies from Some idea the be de-
rived from perusal of Mr. BIS advertisement in another
colu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

CHEAP SUMMER Dry GooDs.-The usual heautiful
attractive display of summer dry goods being disposed
at the usual sacrcial prices, by Mr. G. Wayan at the cor
ner Of Pydras and Carondee street There are some very
pretty lowered organdes going $40 and s silks at
ana other articles in proportion. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

MANT1LLAS AT HALF PRIcE-Messrs. G. NJ, Simp-
son Co.. Mt No. 1I6 Canal street. closing their
sve stock OF spring nantas duction per
There all kinds of beautiful articles in the lot and the prices
RAJ ge from IS $50 The ladies' shoud by all and
LOOK at them. We refer Them the advertisement in another
parI Of to.day's paper.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

ELEGANT CLOTHING FOR THE SEAsoS.-For neat
fashionable and generally recherche outfit of simmer clothing
20 10 Norris Mrll Co.'S the Camp and Comou
streets, under the City Hotel All The fashionable clothing
novelties OF the day are to be found there with every description
Of light furnishing goods See the card Of Messrs NJ NJ Col
in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

WINER's CANADIAN VERMlFuGE.--This invaluable
medicine for children always be had any quantity of
Wright Co.. at Nos 81 Isl Chstres Street For detail
of its merits, advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

FANDERVEER's MEpIcATED GIN. - Vanderyeer's
Medicaed Gin Real schiedam schnapns is for sale by tile
agents. Messs. j. Wright Co.. Nos 81 and ISL Cbortres
street and Messs Hu Kennedy Co.. the corner of Bieu
vile and Charres streets It's efficacy aud excellence
are set forth in an advertisement another column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

New CLOTHING AT THE GREAT EMroRIUM-The
hills Of cohing In Alfred hunroe Co.'s great concern at the
corner Of Magazine and Tchoupouas Streets again made
mountains BY recent arrivals from New York Everything
that fashion weather requires is included
IN the present supplies of clong undercohng and furnish
ing goods The golden rule of lone price no deviation,
holds sway as and consequently the business there
neser-iAng and extensive. Soc Mossrs. NJ Co.'s card in
another column :.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11
JAMES N. TELLER.
EDWARD s. AuDLER,
EDWARD BARNETT. Notary Pub,fr

certify the foregoing copy of the original ACT OIL
or III my once IN faith whereof grant these presents
DER my sigma and The impress ur
oil New Orleans, this l4h day OF April. 1857. "
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public.
me uGdetsed Recorder of Mortgages for the parish
GUY "t New Orleans State Of Louisiana that
gong charter recorded day in MS office in te og NJ
society Nc. : toloS 554 10 $50 inclusive. P rAJAUD,
AIS-@ n4 II Depy k4feroTdtte
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

New GROCERIES AT THE GEM."-Mr e. l.
ec'er at No. % hsronne street has his well
aseVes with all that is choice in the grocery and
i9ue ne 1t capital place for laying family supplies
See Mr.. BIS advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

FURNITURE AT AUCTION There will be a cash sale
Of hne mahogany furniture half oclock to-day at
the corner Of Race and Constance Streets on account Of
tnre Gardner Smith, auctoneer. See advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

SHIRTs.-Mr. Louis Charles, at the Carroton
Stores corner of Bronne and Poyas Streets are selling
fine linen shirts at 50 30 each Gentlemen should make note
Of this.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

MEDICAL Books AT WH1rE's--A new sunnlv of
standard medical works has Just been received nv M =
White No 1906 Canal street We refer practitioners and
dents 10 the advertisement thereof
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11
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Our last weeks researches into southern Enter
prise led us to the s Perse Factory " OF MI
George Purses, he architect and builder, on Glio
street tetween Nsyades and Apollo--or rather ~
Chafes and Carcndeaet streets The factory Y Two
stpry hrck building n whicn are manulacsured' oy
stsam ~ KINDS q DOORS Dlinds, wsasnes ana
frames, and a other kinds Of plain and ornamental
wcod:s required 70 house 'Dus ls slding.
The numerous and extensive building contracts
Mhieh ~ Fqrves MAKES rendered ~ 2 mstter q tne-
pscht pottl, 20 estapiisn steam carpenter
tAg seabssnment; ana now tnat ne mas ms factory
aA qpcra!aon ne Y nos only ape % 40 an Ine work
requires ~ n.s eve contracts pat 'o lurnsn s'naf
Nork Y y s1Ao nave Use ~ y
whist y y pleasure ana novelty 70 go through
tne fsneversnce iactory, ana see now rapidly and
neaau'aly - Mnos ol Wooo-work '1 y done py ma
y y yeb amost pam 70 note now completely
we gooo oo-iasl'onea syseen q hand ga cafpentefng
acne away wsn. Inc inlerml1eent rasp o the saw
r. lcn Y sne Jacs .Ane, 'ne nammerng q tne
cnsel' W. &C., cIuncn q W. aneer, tnas nger 50
pasaAaasy Y ~ poslsn nemores are no. g oe neard
~ 'aees y az snose 'ns'rn-
menus are nled vain lnoomprehensibe looking ma
cnines, Wncn perform mlracles q rapid and beaut-
lslssl n y. wOlA. n louen ~. Pank y Poked lnto
one macnne' .nefe Is : snunoer, ana mist Of hne
caips, ana sne piank comes GUY ma1hematcaily eyen
ana smoosn g eias t y iaio on table and pushed
agaAnst some snning tnin8s oi Wmch All That can be
vaVls u 80
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11
srLrNDID JEwELRY AND sILyeRwA

SrLENDID JEwELRY AND SILvERwARg.--To those
in want Of splendid and arich and tasteful
article set Of jewc sverware the establishment
Of A at No. 10 Canal street. offers extra attrac.
tons MI hss lately received splendid accessions to the
dsons u bis stock and he offers everything at
temey low prices scrware and eelsy are readily made
order BY and watches ewey repaired See his card
in an other column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

WATER PURIFIERS AND CooLERs-'Tbese articles
40 indispensable in the season be found in the
largest variety a Henderson Gaines No. 30 Canal street
Fostcr water purifier the thing the collection
and the thing of the kind exau See
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

NEW SUMMER CLoTHIsG. Messfs Picrson, Harri.
son Co.. at the Magazine streets have s,
received from New York fresh summer clothing pc
ding the white linen and duck suits that comfortable and
pretty IN warm weather As they at unusually low
prices would be well worth while drop round and oo,
them. See The adyertsement in aaothsr column
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

$50 Merchants and Book keepers will see in an.
other column card addressed expressly them on matter
in which they are all directly increased II is from polbear
Commercial College, lQd Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

CARD ENGRAvNG. = Mr.. Douglas. at No. II st
Onares street. ensrases visiting and wedding cards. and ohe
things OF that kind in superior style See his card IN
smother column. fs f5 f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

LAW BOOKS AZ STEEL g The variety Of law books
offering By Mr. 81 Steel At No 60 Camp street "a eminep,ly
worthy The attention Of the legal standard works
Of all the civilized world included ali are offered
she The profession cannot better supply of
their particular books We refer the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

NEW GRgcERIRs AT THE GEM. Mr.. 3. u. Ber-
ciera No. q Baronnc street has just some fresh sup.
plies the best articles in the grocery liquor line to be had
at home abroad Abetter place family supplies does
not exist for Mr. Bercer little Of everything and every
thing 70 Of the best See his card,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

SuMAER CLoTH1NG- Messrs. F. Malard & Co., at
the o Cana and Old Lyes streets to hold out
strong Inducements for the patronage Of the public
clong s very large and comprises every
that warmth Of the and the varieties of
and-not for gentlemen only, but for youths boys
drsn ~ we'll Inaddion this, they proporonatey
snd we'll assorted stock Of clothing for plantation negroes
Citizens and strangers supply themselves with any thing
they sy want 10 the clothing line Messrs Maard Co.'s
and we advise them not omit dropping inspecting the
stock when they purchase See advertisements in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

FINE GooDs. Madame Robert, at 10 Chartres
street. has completed her stock Of hnes for ladies'
is rich and beautiful enough queen tsnspect Bon
nets embroiaeries aces, BRIDAL flowers fans parasos rib
bons etc the choicest that the Partisan Afford may be
found there the tempting prousicn We refer theladies
70 the card of Mime Robert, in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

low shouiu the south use Tie power with which ma
ture has profusely endowed her, in order that the
dangers of the present may be dssipated and the
future rendered safe? Assuming that it is practicable
for her to accomplish both of these ends with profit
to herself, we will proceed to name a few of the
things she should do with the least possible delay
and which must be done before she will be adequately
panoplled for all the contingencies her rabd enemies
may seek to bring upon her. In the first place, her
system OF public improvements should be extended
throughout her domains Virginia should be brought
In striking distance, by railroads, with Louisiana
Texas should be brought as it were to the margin of
the giant Father of Rivers, by the same means The
iron links should connect the center with the circum.
ference not only for purposes of public convenience,
or the uses of commerce and the development of the
| country, but for mutual assistance in case trouble
lofeisn or domestic, should require rapid concen-
tratoh OF overwhelming force in any particular Sec
ton. Ihis is one OF our primary wants. In the
second place. we should extend all needfu encourage
ment towards building up home labor. We should
seek to draw amongst us as many mechanics as NOS
sible Instead OF fostering the mechanics of tbs
North, we should bestow our undivided natronage
upon the mechanics OF the South. Let this bestova
be made, and five years will not elapse before Soptb
ern mechanics will be able to supply everything the
South requires and at fair rates as can be obtained
elsewhere Competition will soon regulate and estab
lish an equitable standard. This would secure to ,s
valuable intelligent and honorable population, the
usefulness of whom none but dolts will presume to
question.
Then, again, we should manufacture at least a
molety OF our own great staple in the States in which
1t Is produced We possess fully twenty per cent. ad.
vantage over our Northern and foreign rivals as has
been demonstrated times innumerable. But let us
take as low an estimate as the most impracticable
casuiss could desire. Suppose we manufacture our
own negro clothing. Let us assume as basis, that
1here are S5oooo0 slaves in the South and that the
annual clothing of EACH exclusive of hats and shoes,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11
ARTICLE NINETEENTH.

The names and respective interests parties to this act
hereby declared to be as follows, wit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

+. MONDAY MORNING, MAY ii. 1857.
2 sOuTHEnv ErrERPRrsE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26

REVOLT OF CONyIcTS.-A gentleman from Auburn
informs lis that revolt occurred in the State Prison
in that city, which has caused great excitement and
though suppressed for the present. is likely to
much future trouble. The difficulty occurred in the
machine shop where the work Of convicts is contrac
ted. Mr. Curtis, contractor, on Saturday, directed
a convict to do piece Of work. The convict replied
that % he would see Mr.. c. id first The dsobe-
dent man was arrested and putnto dungeon, where
he remained over Sunday On Monday morning,
some go convicts in the machine shop gathered ham
merS and other tools, and formed circle for fight.
The contractor came in and inquired what was going
on. Some OF the prisoners replied that they were
holding town meeting, and wanted to know how he
would vote He withdrew without further parley. A
committee Of prisoners was then sent to demand the
instant release of the man confined in dungeon. The
committee did not return soon as was expected so
the whole body armed themselves with what tools
they could get and marched to the hospital.
The prisoner was released, and his fellow conycts
resumed labor. Yesterday things were quiet but the
Auburn Guards were ordered to hold themselves in
readiness to come to the rescue at moments notice
as further trouble was anticipated. This yielding by
the prison officers will give the ConvctS new courage
and we may expect to hear of further trouble Per
haps the bloody scenes which have been recently en-
acted i'll the Massachusetts prison at Clarlestown
may be expected at Auburn.
1t was thought that it would not be safe for the Of
fensve contractor Mr. Curtis to visit the workshops
Thus Tor the prisoners have triumphed, and if we
rightly estimate the extent of their depravty, we
cannot suppose that they will ever be content to
thoroughly subdued and Inundated. Desp0tsm,
tempered by humanity, is the only form of govern.
ment adapted to prison. Anarchy, however has
sway in one department of the Auburn institution.
just now, if we are rightly informed.
[Rochester Union, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-26
Tn,rty-fourth congress--Th,rd Session.

WASHINGTON, January 16, 1857 Senate inc
President pro tempore laid before the Senate COM
rnunicaton from the President of the Convention AT
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, transmitting certncale
of the election of the Hon. Simon Cameron as senator
from Pennsylvania for six years from and atter the
4th of March next. The bill making an approrlatlon
for the improvement of the Mississippi, Missouri,
Ohio and Arkansas rivers by contract, was made tne
special order for Thursday next. l O'Clock, the
Senate resumed the consideration of the bill provid.
ing for the settlement of the claims OF the oitlcers
of the revolutionary army and of the widows ana
orphan children of those who died in the SERVICE Ar.
Toombs moved the indefinite postponement OF Ine
bill which was not agreed to-yeas ", nays ~. Mr.
Pugh then moved that it be postponed until the rst
Monday of December next which was carried-yeas
a. nays 49, The private calendar was then taken up,
and after the passage Of several bills, the Senate
went into an executive session, and subsequently aa-
journed. IL,
Honse.-The House was principally engaged to-day
in the consideration of private bills, TINS Gay, ny
unanimous consent, having been set apart as objection
day. large number of reports of private nature,
from the various standing committees, were made
The bill to authorize the legal representatives OF Pas
cal L. Core to enter certain lands in the State OF
Missouri was taken up, and the amendment OF tne
Senate thereto was concurred in and the bill passed
together with number of private bulls. SeVefal
Senate bills on the Speaker table were taken up ao
appropriately referred. preamble and resolution
directing the Speaker to issue his warrant urecteu "
the Sergeant-at Arms. commanding the said Sergeant
alarms to arrest Joseph L. Chester and BRING MN
before the bar of the House. to answer for contempt
of the House. the latter having refused 70 appear aho
give his testimony beforet the investigating committee
we're adopted, and the House adjourned,