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GE The contested election case in
P'aquemine Of Rosseau rs. Petit, for the
office Of Recorder, was decided on Thurs
day last, in favor of AdonIs Petit
Eleven Of the jurors were in favor Of
Petit, and one for Rcsseau. The trial
created great excitement and drew quite
a large crowd to witness the proceedings,
The Sentinel gives quite a sketch of the
affair, and shows with some rood ;u,lg-
ment his views in relation to the couu-
sci on both sides. It is evident that the
utmost legal skill was brought to bear
by the learned counsel, and it was only
yielded after a sharp struggle. Hon.
Pierre Sonle and WALES were counsel
for the plaintiff, and Major Herrou and
Col. *. A. Mitchell for the d~efendant-
An array of talent we presume seldom
seen at any bar in the State. An appeal
will be taken to the Supreme CT urt.
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ss~ any Of our Eaten Rouge friends having com
aunicnttsns. &c. for She afaAk PLANTER, BY leaving
farn with Mr.. Tt!c.fnTIi Wnrssausta, o1 boarH the
fry brat, Stany South, wj!! be promptly received
nd attended TO-.
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NOTICE..

Tom administrations intended for this pm per Ahonll TO
to Baton 2nugs, NOT Wct Baton Rnng"- :
Our exchanges Will oon!ar n favor upon lis by direct
< AZ above.
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ns~ Cards Of 1 aFs:soStt. Character can ONLY 10 in
rcd In this papef ~ ad*ertsaelnnnfh, ana m uHt DC
ii FOR vi 4tvx1CR.
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n.y. ALL Communications intended to promote the ps
{ cs.ds or interests of Corporations; soc!e!'ea' MIR
nafx, or Schools, viii be charged ms ndreftiaein}tsh
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GnnciaI Notice.

BA~ Horny n. Psseleets, is our an'horiz+do col
ectoI fui he city OF Baton Rouge.
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] ust q line wanted and no more.
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/. ANOTHER SLAVE CASE DEcInEp-Tbo
Chicago Times reports a Ease lust dec;
ded by the Supreme Court of Illinois :
A citizen Of Missouri brought a su;t
against the Illinois Central Railroad in
tro'er, for a slave who taking passage on
the CARS of the company was taken to
Chicago, and beyond possession of the
owner. The court below sustained q
demurrer to the declaration, and tE.e
ease was argued befo1e the Surname
Court, which reafir1ns the doctrine Of
the Supreme Court Of the United STATES
IN the bred Scott case, tina, the stutus Of
a negro depends upon the laws of the
State in which the case is determined
and not upon the laws of the State to
Which he may come. The laws IF Mis-
souri, do not follow and determine the
of a negro while BIZ is 10 Illinois.
nor do tue laws of Illinois follow A negro
Missouri, and determine his condition
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
MEETING OF THE FORESIERS'

Tie Foresters" held another caucus last evening
at the Mercer House. One hundred and fifteen men,
beIs were reported present. JESSE WEST presde'.
Mr.. CHARLES A. MAY, from Committee appointed
at previous meeting for that purpose, submitted
long address to the members of the Tammany Soc'e-
ty which was unanimously adopted.
This address labors to show that change ia the
government of the Tammany Society is absolutely IN
Gispensable 10 the preservation of its character It's
property ard its existence audes to the fact that
originally this Society was established exclusively Tor
benevolent purposes. That its after diversion TO
political psrticipancy consisted only in the Individual
europs of its members, being never exercised ss a
body except upon great patriotic public occasions,
about which there was little no difference among the
people That it did not assume party cha acter Until
alter the war with Great Britain, wien, becoming po'
s.ssed of the popretary interest in the building a.
which the Democ attic party Of that day held their con-
sultatiops, il coon became recognized as sem-p'-
ltical secret socty, merely and exclusively Tor tn-
advancement II the general prncipeso OF tua' parry
The address further says: ., rv
Bu. we have low very f tats Of t.ins, in TanTsy
Hal Not OK has the orgins design been
INTO su oy.rsbsdowiug political powerdrk dreadful sna &
tent 1t sbsorbi al party orssnilson snd ssn p ni only
tie arbrsor all disputed questions among the
s.ntayes but the dictator of party ,.,.r,l
Assuming the risLt 10 exclude from the onint ioy 80
or ncminsiibg committee which h not under KS ooIsio ~.
present Council Of Sacheu. snd their immediate s
q the interest have psced themselves .oove SIC gr
the Soeie;y if,ef a. well OF the Democrstc mass
gng thr duties 20 The Society and tea they
merely the members Of that body number ns y ~
hundred they have smed. sud Is iesee - tbr D-no.
late tie absorption Of tie whole machinery Vi 'Ne
cratic parry" c.;..,os
The history OF the war Of the General Committees
Of ls57 il then related ,rd the action Of the Sachems
thereon severely censured. The sschem' are accused
of having given Themselves the best nomlnaaOht la''
Fall and tie result is thai the true Democracy nave
Low to coptend with the Oicirl power OF The Ds'e''
Attorney, Register snd Msyoralfy. .,,h
Thu. p possession and h.vPs b D' 6oer.e csndiise or
Mayor hey ile difficulty in resPpon,os 70,
in dia:e dependents and sdheens the Oene. os
ls5s uot deerling 1t wtrh while 20 sppsaI - y si @
ope or the rights Of people, IN th. elreIn o.
Asips o.uped s power possessed them'eves - ne 81
ing hdsral and s.lnicips Offers they in II. 90
srrofsLce Il t. igncTe the popnlr e:enen'
ma oa II c. umit and oonyen'An'
Fidsity 10 the Administration oi 1amss o@eaa1aa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
vas rstols'ued ssi ioy ai.y u Democratic prneiPle'
Speetaes were rAte b. * Mayer Wool 9nd Others.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
THE GREAT CHARITY BALL.

Tisf'san(e i ads eLcnaI men. 20 tbs Wow. So Il
seened I,st ,i 70. rC(~ standing the miles meas-
vrpy between tie Psrk azi the Crys,al Palace ios
c,ulse nc .ske :ke hbo cci Of the former for thc
phJ.ioel net .,y the mora eeneV of the uplverse
y ere a yrotigiors, oge.~he nliDs crowd assem-
bled last night in aid OF the Erher Wooiis Charity
So many were preset, aAd each ya,sty OF fancy
cos uxse, that We should think CT numbering
the bor,es that fs the irefabl. Russ psvement
the course Of s6ay ~ outlining tie Charles iIs Sam
>licks Nsrco Il, zTsrses, Fora Mcsvsrs e,-. or TIE
floor.
These were cumerors. bit appeared as aecks "a the
bread, uIS.udinous eIpanse Of cItzers dresses. or
cop,se the.s dsIcing sDi twenty quadsaes,
pokas ec1o .ches, la,cers, waltzes-t~ice four and
.neuty idcers sn in . rev. not counting wooden ond
b,ass i,slrune ats directed BY the baton ef Mr. Na
SHED an elevated platform n che center Of tie building,
aId sterraed music, roarcg sweetly as sucking
dove with Sbelsens militaI band placed in the gal
ley. Darcing there was C. course; but in sucl
iush ard crush os women ami dry goods rot TO say
m.p, snd regiment Of soldiers, ii like Revival
in ropt of the Astcr House al 20 oclock p. m in the
middle OF the street.
Dut the lecturers on Women vt the Stuyvesant In
st.uts sfm that size is creates ander difficulties and
tina. was proved by he manner IN which Miss -
ard Nrs. - end Mrs. and Miss - darced all the
model exsic c;rcu rites in roe midst of periphery
and intercolumnisiiop Of crowded spectators |, wac
sublime.
II time permitted We might be lyrical on the decoTa-
ioi Of the place; of how Miss Dorothy Dix snd
John Howard had their names inscribed on fcatog
capvas, and now "Peter Cooper swung like ether
over the saltatoiy scene.
There was a supper, or rather q copgeres of sup
p,rs The cogno soer.i their hats and overcosfs
the more yerciart men formed line hall mile long,
under the direction Of policemen, and delivered ther
hats ard coats to the curators Of ths same tho sur
rendering of the hats and coats took hour and
half what did the delivery back require
NB-Wher more than 200 people are at ball
don't give up either hat or oyercoa. We cannot say
how long the Ball lasted; but suppose from the spirit
manifested toward midnight, it was vigorously sus-
timed during tie still small hows
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
OH the Secretary Of the ln-
leriOr.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Apr

WAsHIsGTos Thursday, April 8, 1858.
Some months ago the clerical force in the Pension
Office was reduced about thirty of the clerks being
discharged, among whom was Peter Besapcon; B,san
applied several times to be restored ept tne nead
lar. This morning he made another application with
no better success. On meeting the Secretary IN the
han near to the door of his office, Besancon INDUCED
in harsh expressions in relation to those VINO had
dismissed and dsparaged him, and was told by the
Secretary that he wouo not hear his officers denounced
and could have further conversation with him on
the subject As Secretary Thompson turned to enter
his room, Besancon struck him blow on the back of
the neck, .whereupon he turned round, and seeing
Besancon drawing pistol from beneath his vest'
rushed upon him and clasped him around the arms.
Besancon TUNED a. the same moment and fell on ms
face beneath the weight of the Secretary, his eit
elbow striking the floor with such force as to throw the
,boulder ioint completely out of place. Other parties
asy S and xhS Sh the the ecrssy S
hi,n he was conveyed into an adjacent room, where
Dr. Rbett, who happened to be in the ;ut building
promptly restored the disocated shouder Ont 10 s
10 the infImary.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Great Rise in the Mississippi.

81. LorIs, TAursdayJ April 3 ISI3
Accounts from below state that much damage has
been done by crest rise in the Mississippi and Ark
spsss Rivers. FIom the mouth Of tie White River to
the Louisiana line the,e are but few places that will
esc.pe being submerged Whole cotton plantations
aye low under vater.
Tho town of Napoleon IL completely inundated from
the de th of two to ten feet
The south side of the ArkaDsss River has over
Acsed causing immense de strseton of property. The
poth eide is comparatively sase. The river is failing
row; but the bsck water from the Mississippi extends
eighty miles from its mouth.
The levees on the east cid, Of the Mississippi haze
not yet given way
The water at Napoleon is ten inches higher than NE
food mark OF 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

10 peaceful s,texstio1, se not prepared to ircur
tire ri.ks OF .isi war 10 o.. compish it,: nothing
therefore can BE- oo.e be.e ct p 'ert excep. by ne
goiiatcp IT, hovetc-, Spnia sho "a attempt 10 I'M
pcee the de;potsm ofSspia Anna lNeI'co It might
hsccme tie duy cf tlc Uti,ed States 70 intervene
These were Vi, (Slidels III opi1ors v.'thou' con-
srltstion vita ths Administration
Tie speech Of Mr. Slldel was very intercstAg g but
was impeieo,y head by toe reporters owing to the
roite in the galleries, which suggested the idea that
the spectators ioiied to perceive its importance 40
foreshadowins !.e Adninistra.io, policyj
The subject placed Oh the calendar for to-nor-
row. AdjoIrfed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Kansas Constitutional Convention.
ST. Lorfs, Thursda-, April 3, 1853.

OF I'I' 10 f'I'''- ~ = IO1l'
The Ieavsrwcrth correspondent of The Rrprjliean
ssys ,ia. Tie Copst.uioba CoIvertion adjourned OF
tie hight tf the Sd. Under It's action negroes s.e a.
lowed 10 vote on the Constitution ard at he fire. slec
ton thereafter vote ia TO be had on the question Of
unver al suffrage. Foreigners having declared then
irssItion Of becoming nsturslned aye aso allowed to
voe. Tie question Of reg.o suffrage caused good
Jea of s1ctement ard angry discussion ana the
seota,iyes o. several ooulties signed the restitution
under rrottsz.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Rumored Loss of the brig Bloomer.

ST. JoHS's, N. F., Wednesday, April 7, 1853.
There are rumors here that the brig Bloouer, from
Boston On the lst Of March for Plscentis Bay with
Capt. Field, Maj Ripley aud others interestedn the
minipg operations Of the New:YoIk ard Nowfound-
land Tele graph Company in this Province has been
wrecked; but there is other foundation for the
rnmor than the fact that the vessel had not, at last
accounts, syrived at the Bay, though considerably
HALuAx, Thursday, April 9, 1858.
Our latest dates from Sable Island are 10 the ith OF
Ms,cb The Coyemment will serd cutter down in
a dsy or two and then we sha. be able to learn ths
psrticulars as to tie ,oes ef tie brig BloO-,eI.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
The Missouri EIeCtiOn-Republic
victory.

Special Dispatch 10 Tne EveninI Post o-,
WAsHIsGroN, Wednesday, April Z, 1885,
Mr.. Blair has received the following dispatches:
st. LOUIS, NO., April 6.-FRANcIs p. BLAIR, jr.:
The Free Democracy have elected their whole mun-
cipal ticket by 300 majority James B. Gsrdenhire
elected Mayor of Jefferson City, together with the
whole Free-Soil ticket for Council. G. Avoocheen,
Free-Soi Democrat, elected Mayor of Floressart by
two TO one.
There is rejoicing here over Cincinnati by tie Anti
Lecompton Democrats.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
The Anniversary Of the Settlement
of Ohm.
CINcIyNArr. Thursday A

CNcINNArI, Thursday, April ;, lS5S.
Tie Pioneers Association celebrated the SEVENTEEN
arnverary of the setleme Mt of Ohio at the Burnett
House last night. Speeches were made by Charles
Anderson the Hon. Robert Schenck, and others A
daughter Of Simon Kenton, the wife of Gen. St. Clair
and numerous ether old settlers were present.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Death of an ex-Member Of Congress.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Thursday, April 8, 1853.
The Hon. Joel Crawford formerly Member Of Con-
gress from Georgia, and gallant officer in the Indian
wars, died on Monday in Early County, aged %.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Bank Robbery at Grafton.

BosToS Thursday, April g. 1888.
The Grafton Bank at Grafton, Mass, was robbed
sl2 OOO g. 600 Of which was in bills Of 800 each.
The robbery was committed in the daytime, during
the tempoIa ary absence Of the cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Canadian liens.

TORONTO, C. W., Thursday, April 8, 1853.
At q fre in Adelaide street this morning, fireman
named Lepper was killed, and two Others seriously
injured.
The investigation into the of the not on st.
Patricks Day is over. and has resulted IN the com.
initial for trial Of four FAMED Lennox, Nichols,
Birpie and McFaydep.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Nen-ArrivaI Of the America.

HALUAx, Thursday, April S-Midnieht.
Up tothis hour there ere signs o. the royal ms'
steamship America, now fully due at this port, with
three d,ys later news from Europe. Weather clear
light north wind.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Probable Murder,

BALTIMORY, Thursday, Aprl 3, 1853.
The body of a man named Benjamin Jones was
found oatingiu the dock to day bearing marks Of vo
lence, indicating that he was murdered.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Purchase Of Mount Vernon.

RICHMOND, Va, Thursday, April 8 IS1S;
contrsct formally entered into on the 9th, by
the Ladies Association for the purchase OF Mount
Vernon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
United States supreme Court.

WAsHINGrON, Thursday, April :, lS3S.
No. a. Charles w. Gszzam agt the lessee OF Elan
Phillips et al. Arguments continued.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
virginia Legislature,

RicHNOND, Va, Thursday, Aprll 8, IooS.
The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned siHs d'C
to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
The Niagara outward Bound.

HALIFAX, Thursday, ApfiI 8-I2 P. m.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, from BostDn
passed Ragged Isapd Light at 4:40 p. M, and will
be here in about two hours.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

GREAT HArL.-The Sixth.ward Police Last night
made q preconcerted descent upon pght-wslkiss
women around the Park and the reghbohpg streets.
Sixty or seventy OF all grades ages and coov were sr
rested and locked up in the Station House where they
msds night particularly hideous. They VII be az
raiened at the Tombs this mornirg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Additional by Telegraph.
UEN 1rE

Additional by Telegrsph
SENATE.
The Afternoon Session was devoted to the bin to
prevent illegal voting throughout the State The bull
perfected and ordered to third reading by 70 10
II, two Republicans having paired of with two
Democrats. 1t was sgreed tnat the fnal vote be
taken on Saturday morning immediately after the
reading of the Journal.
Mr.. Srow repertsd q complete bill Offering reward
of sl0 600 for the best mode Of navigating eauas by
steam or heated air. other calorc propeing power
The Senate in Committee considertd the bill rsui-
posing tolls on railroads.
Mr.. DNEs having the floor, spoke adverse to the
bill.
The Senate agreed to take fusl vote on tolling
railroads on Monday at o'c.ock
Mr.. BRAsDEEIH reported favorably to amend the
Charter Of the New.York and Harlem Railroad Com
pany Pending the motion TO refer it to the judiciary
Committee, the Senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
The afternoon session was consumed in considering
pi, ate claim bills, several Of which were sent to
third reuoipg.
TIE bill to appropriate money for the support OF in
sane conyicts vas sent to third reading Also the
bill to require railroads to publish trelr rates oi
freight and to regulate their way-freght.
In the course of the set ion MIR. HUTCHINSON an
nounced the refusel of the House of Represent tive
o recede from the Crttonden amendment to the Nam
sas bill. The announcement was received with much
npplause.
The bill declaring the use Of balance-docks in the
City Of New. York legal--on coming up tor third
resoiDg, I'm
Mr. SEEIEY called fo. the previous question, which
was ordered, and the bill passed.
The special order being the Canal and Fnancial
bills were then taken up. The bill authorizing loan
of 50 500 OGO at per cent subject to vote OF the
people for the Enlargement of the Erie Canal, was
taken up in the Committee of the Whole, Mr.. LAW
RENEE in the Chair.
Mr. BARSEs asked if a provision had been made for
disposition of the premium likely to be realized by
a loan at per cent. ,,,.
Mr. LANIsG said the second section OF the bll provi-
ded that all the money allied shall be expended on
the Erie Canal enlargement, but if any surplu, 1t
would go 10 the Sinking Fund. The bill was ordered TO
third reading
The bill to transfer 81 2OOO 900 from Erie 70 the later
nj Canals vas nex considered and debated till quar-
ter to II O'clock when the Committee rose and report
cd progress.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

COURT on APPEALs . .,
APRIL 3, Isss.-Cale,dsr fof April Mos. ~, q,
H. u, 40, b. ~, s.. So o., r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09


there is no danger of dissolution Of 'ne Union In
msdistely.
Tas pronos;tion for conference would not DO 50
rso,u.e,v resisted but for Speaker Orrs course IN
,n,o;nt;ns tbe Committee Of Fifteen. The OpPo-
s;ton vonH have 10 guaranty that the sentiment
,ftse House would be Represented
T,. .Dsec;ency bill WAS beaten BY eighteen ma
;o,i,v AID tho House adjourned pending motion
IN reoonsder. The Administration was thus se-
r.ou,I, defeated twice in the same day.
RenlHeC CulIocb, an old Texas Ranger, aud eI-
Gov. Powell of Kentucky start immediately for
Iesyonwertb, and will 60 forward with the resn-
forceueDts to the Utah army acting as Commis-
siorero, like Mr.. Trist in Mexico, to prevent blood
shed il possible. No movement Of the troops can
be made ill the Deficiency bill shall have passed.
The stories Of difference between Gems Smith
and Harvey is ridiculous. Both dined with the
Secretary Of War yesterday. 1t is the Major
Generals command, now in and on the way to
Utah, which Smith will assume. He goes to
Leavepworth forthwith, to make preliminary
organization; then to the Twiggs court-martial at
Newport in May; and sfterward TO Utah. Gems.
Johnston and IlarDey will each command brigsdes.
Gen. Sam Houston has been mainly instr Imental
in getting Commissioners appointed, which plan
was abandoned several months ago. Nothing is
now expected from il.
Col Benton is very feeble to-day, and is failing
fsat.
The Anti-Lscompton men feel gloriously, and
the Administration sad.
t. tas As,oc;atsd Press. ,o,o
WAsHIScros, Thursday. AprilS, 1853
Dir. Campbell of Ohio, was prominent agent ID
bCivg toge ther and cementpg the elements OF oppo
sion 10 the Senate Kensss bill, ard raying them on
the Cruender- Montgomery PLATFORM
II is thought that the vote on rejecting the Dei-
oercy bill viii be reconsidered tomorrow, and the
II passed in such form not to cripple the move
menfe OF the Utah expe diti5n
Additional volunteer regiments bave been offered TO
the War Department but none have yet oeen accepted
There ia much competition for the preferment
The bill repOiied by Mr. Wilson for telegraph to
the army in Itch como up on Monday noon,
We have no mail tonight from points south OF Pc
tersburg, Va. ,
sses 10 tie efiec, " that if the Governor OF Kansas
failed TO retu'h any bill passed by the Territorial
Legislature at its late session, such BIZ ~ not
law upess the AssC mbly was in session three days
" ai,er the day on which the bill was presented
fTha Hon Kendall the publisher Of The Philadelphia
Id and interested in the Morse telegraph lines
the Senate Of Ire sist ut wher in that
tbe snsrer the Morse lines had memorazed Congress Tor
&c b1 sS,e poecontse reporter of the Associated
Pres dssms to quote the following extract ee'oa'
III s against the oppression power tsludng to the
Atlantic and American Telegraph Compsnio 81 composed
in par Of elements that the ens~'asts ak profeet'0n
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Movements Of Hon. Edward Everett.
MOBILE, Thursday, April 8, 1853.
The Hon. Edward Everett has arrived in this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
Fire nj Calais.

CALAIS, Me-, Thurday April 8, 1853.
Ten buildings in this place were destroyed by fire
this afternoon. Loss partially insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09

Weather RepOrts.-ArRm 8.
lBy the Eastern Western Northern and Southern Lnes-Ogce,
No. q Wall street
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-05-06
Items of News.

New YORK May |.
The Borussiar brings London dates to the
eve OF the 18th.
The Fulton arrived at Southampton on
Saturday evening.
Bernardo trial closed Saturday afternoon.
The jury. after one hours consultation, pro-
bounced him not guilty
The steamship Arago sailed at noon for
Southampton and Hayre with ioj passen-
gers and $50 900 in specie
The steamship Saxonia also sailed to-day
for Southamton and Hamburg she took
400 passengers.
The steamship New York arrived this A.
NJ, from Glasgow, April II.
Advices are received from Caracas TO the
l4th Of April,
The country was quiet, and the provision
al government was carrying with ygor the
various measures OF defence
Senior Roderdque had been appointed
Minister P!enipotentary to the governments
of Europe.
Gen. Caster, Provisional President. had
invited the leading eXiles to return home
and appointed special commissioner to
wait upon Gen. Farez in this city, and &C
company him on his return.