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Editors Creseent--The public suppose look to
your paper as the exponent Of the views OF the
American party. Occasionally questions of polit
cal character come before Legislative bodies, and
when such questions do arise, the outsiders look to
the organ Of the party. Perhaps may be wrong
but If wrong, know not where to go for informa.
ton.
The Common Council, in April 1857, authorized
our worthy Mayor to employ counsel to bring suit to
test the validity Of the Army BILL Suit was brought
and must say the great majority of the public did
expect that the suit would be tried as soon as it
could be reached. Asit has not been tried, sup.
pose the counsel employed acted upon the reasonable
presumption that the Legislature would, upon the
luminous report of the Superintendent, repeal the
thing. It has not been repealed. Now, may be
permitted to ask whether it is the intention of the
Common Council to urge the trial of the suit or not
The American party are aw-abiding citizens, and
will submit with good grace to the law. They did
submit, aud the election held under it was most
peaceable. But the American party would like to
have courts pass upon the validity of such law
Can you give us light AN AMERICAN.
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| WASHINGTON, March 27.-SeRate not in session,
House.-The Speaker laid before the House joint
resolutions of the Legislature of Washington relative
to the construction Of national railroad from the
Atlantic States to the Pacific ocean which were re.
erred to the select committee the Pacific Railroad,
and ordered TO be printed.
The regular order OF business being called for the
House proceeded to the consideration of the report
the select committee appointed to confer upon the
resolutions introduced by Mr.. Harris of Illinois, for
the expulsion of Orsamus b. Matteson a member of
Congress from the state of New York.
= Mr.. Seward reported the Original resolution, and
submitted the resolution of the committee as sub
stitute.
The original resolution was read, as follows:
Whereas, at the last session of Congress, select
commte of this House reported the following reso-
lutOns t0-wit;
Resolred, That orsamus B. Matteson, a member of
this House, from the State of New York, did ncite
parties deeply interested in the passage of a joint
resolution for constituting the Des Moines grant to
have here and use large sum of money and other
valuable considerations corrupty for the purpose of
procuring the passage of said joint resolution through
the House.
Resolpsd, That Orsamus B. Matteson, in de-
caring that large number of the members of this
House had associated themselves together and pledged
themselves TO each ether to vote for any law or
resolution granting money lands, unless they were
paid for it, has falsely and unustly assailed and de-
famed the character of this House, and has proved
himself unworthy to be member thereof"
Resolred, That Orsamus B. Matteson, member
!
he is hereby expelled therefrom."
And said committee also reported the facts upon
which said resolutions were predieated which were
Published in the reports of the House and whereas
the first OF said resolutions adopted by the House
of Representatives the 9th of February last by
vote As ayes to IL noes and the said second reso
! luton was adopted by the House on the same day
without a division; ard whereas the said Matteson
had prior to any vote being taken the last resou-
ton resigned his seat in this House. and thus avoided
the effect of the same bad it been passed and
whereas the said Mateson is member OF this House.
with the mputation conveyed by the passage of the
two first OF the foregoing resolutions still upon him.
and without having been subsequently reelected by
his constituents therefore,
Resolved, That Orsamus B. Matteson, member of
this House from the State Of New York, be- and he
is hereby expelled from this House.
| The following is the substitute reported by the
select committee
Resolred That it is inexpedient for this House to
take any further action in regard the resolutions
proposing to expel 0. B. Matteson.
Mr.. Seward moved to amend the substitute by
striking out the word further; which agreed TO-
The whole subject was finally laid on the table.
After long debate upon various subjects the
House adjourned.
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A FIDDLER WASTED.-A rich correspondence has
taken place between Governor Weller and the authoTi
ties of Monterey county, where the man Jose Anas.
tasia, under sentence of DEATH was hung by the
under Sheriff. though a respite for thirty days had
been received for Aanastasia Jesus The Governor
abuses the Sheriff roundly for obeyng the respite;
to which the latter says, although private indi-
yidual he felt sure the Governor intended TO re-
spite Jose Anasasia, public officer he was com
PEELED to eonstrue the respite strictly and could not
presume his EXceeney meant one man when he named
another, As there time to reoty the error in
the names he proceeded to hang the culpr the time
named in the sentence. Jose confessed to two muir
ders the gallows. The Governor laid this cores
pondence before the Legislature aud among the let
tiers is one signed by numerous citizens Of Monterey
praying for a pardon for Jose. as he was the only
fiddler in the town, and they could not carry their
fandangoes without him. San Francisco Bulletin.
The petitioners should also have urged that the
devil is said to have undue proportion of ddlers
already.
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From lNDIA-The news from India by the Bonn
bay mail, which reached London the 9Th inst, the
London papers say is of cheering and satisfactory
character. The Commanderin-Chief had left it was
understood, the camp at Futtyghur in the first week
Of February, and had proceeded TO operate in DUDE
either on Lucknow or Bareilly, it was not known
which as he kept his own counsel it would how
ever be most probable the former Us General Outram
was then seriously threatened at Alumbagh by the
Sepoys, who had concentrated on the capital Of Dude
from all quarters. signal defeat sustained by the
rebels on that arena would, in all likelihood end the
war.
In Central India affairs go on admirably. Sir Fl.
Roses division had relieved Sauga punished the
Bhopal contingent and occupied the strong fortress
of Ratheur The leader of the rebels who styled
himself King of Central India, was hung over the
gateway OF the fort by the captors. The relief Of
Saugor liberated about one hundred European women
and children, to their infinite delight.
Rajpootana approaches to pacihcation Avail,
fortified town of considerable Importance has fallen
into hands, the rebels abandoning it at night in
the midst OF violent storm.
The greater portion of the fugitive bodies of mutt
neers has been destroyed in all quarters-ncludng
the remnants of the 34th the Dacca and the Chitta
gong Corps; and famine will finish the work of dos
truction without fail
Delhi has been reoceupied By the natives with the
permission of the government but it is said that it
will be no longer looked as the capital All the
military stores are to be removed to Allahabad. The
King is still i'll, but his trial. which was postponed on
that ground, was expected to come on in the first
week of March.
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d We publish letter from Alexander Mulr,

ESQ., gentleman well and respected community
addressed Dr. MosehEsker He have for
BEEN afflicted with blindness and BY many lful phi, seans
pronounced amauross add considered ncursble but the
Doctor has succeeded In restoring his sight This only
smongs hundreds IN which this oculist
able to give sight where all hope given up In Publishing
this letter, wonld recommend the press cities
copy It, this masy has BEEN stated not TO be within the
reach Of medical help hut Dr. has in numerous cases
shown y the contrary We only regret that his stay In our city
Is limited bnt hope to welcome him again amongst us next
season
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ARMED ENGLISH MORMON ExIGRANTs.-An in
spector of customs in New York, a few days ago,
while engaged in his official duty of examining the
baggage of some Liverpool passengers, on their way
to Utah. found it contained new firearms, guns pis
tolls and swords. He seized and detained the arms
and quantity of ammunition, the belief that they
were brought here for the purpose of resisting the
laws of the United States in Utah and making war
upon the government.
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I. L. WIRES No. los CANAL STREEr.-This es-
tabishment which take pleasure in recommending
merchants country traders and all others who
books and stationery Of any kind in quantity large
small, Whilst all The in all departments Of lite
publications and stationery Of all kinds to b.
found Mr. Whites the stock Of school aud university books
is extensive and complete and the prices Of all liberal
b. wished School directors and and medical students in
particular would do well 30 and look the stock and
learn the prices.
Among Nc Whites late receipts that Invaluable pubca
uon the American Almanac for ls5s mabel Vaughn and
silent Life in Egypt We advise perusal Of Whites
advertisements in this mornings Crescent
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sons dress them all genteelly and
garments OF the style he could do charm st
A. Manroe Co.'S. of Magazine and Gfavier
The quantity Of clothing there is almost Incredible and
visitor define the limits Of the variety ia style and
eals hnd style that IS not elegant and gentee In is
way The supply Of shirts undertaking and general furnish
ing goods likewise exhaustess We refer 10 the advertise
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Nor TO BE MoLEsrED.-A police commissioner in
New York let it be understood recently that Thomas
Allsop, the fugitive English conspirator was in that
city, and that every policeman who employed volun-
tary extraofical means in aid of his arrest and
extradition would be discharged.
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GREAT SALE OF Tows LoTs.--Five hundred town
lots be kod the 18th and l6h of June next the
city Of RaEsale alias Meridian the center q Lauedae
county, Mississippi II healthy, pleasant locality, which
promises early day great railroad Capitalists
and ethe who understand taking by the foelock in real
estate insestmen will do well the prospects Of
kagsdae The advertisement Of owner Mr.. L. Rags
dale Ia this mofnns Crescent forth full parculaE and
is well worth reading,
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SHOULD BIZ HAD by EVERY HousEEEEpER.-
Every family should be instantly provided with wins. Yer
mfug the children from worms aud with Wilson'S
Exiermnaor clear the house OF those pests rats and
reaches Both be bad Of agents. Mesa
j. Wright Co.. Nc. q and ISL charr,s See Adver.
useuaents
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RAMBLER.

Bargains FOR THE LADIEs.--M'me S. G. Fabio,
the Of Hospital and Cartres Streets
urge and splendid stock Of spring millinery and fancy
goods for the ladies' which she offers very priceces
low well Justify The visits Of the ladle. from all paris
the city We cai attention her another
nf nnrr
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SPRING GooDs AT ScASLAS's. --Messrs D. p Scan.
Ian Nos l2 and "A Chartres street have
store for the ladies' To-day they open stock
goods which will be charm all the ladies' buy
and give the ache those who magnificent
ent e dress goods aces trimmings flowers bonne hat
etc. style exquisite behold Read the advertise
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For LADIES AID GKNrLBMEN. Messrs. p. & E.
Reilly Co.. No. 1876 Canal street. have Just received beau
fu lot Of lace and pqne for ladies
the finest lets Of shrns linens and linen shirts gentlemen
ever received in this market We call 10 The adser-
tisemeuts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05

FASHIONABLE CLoTHISG.-Gentlemen in want of
the finish respects clothing will nd Messs Francis
Fabre Co.'s at the Charles and Common streets,
the big avern The clothing and furnishing goods
displayed the ps ultra Of fashionable elegance
See advertisement
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SHIRTS AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY Indispensable
necessities or luxnies If wl clean shirts
clean pocket handkerchie Moody afthe
Royal sfeeis knowsth and with customary foreought
mas laid IN enough shirts and to accommodate
every body sx hEe shirts for dolIas and doe hmmed
cambria sweaswipe for two bi novelties Of cheapness
which take See advertisement
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ToBacco.-Mr. S. Turner, No. Camp street,
offers to the trade fine Of tobacco Of ali kinds
hogheads and bales suitable for making and plantation
use and for the Mexican market See Mr. Us card another
column.
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OAAPKrs AND CuRrAIss.-These articles in every
Style and grade Of richness beauty are 10 Be had Of Mes
Todd Co.. No 10 Canal would do we'll
See The advertisement
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Wines AND LIouoRs.--Large consiguments If tho
best French brandiez and wines have Jus, been , a.
hessrs Gfataa commAgere Co.. No. 70 custoanhon.s
the brsndies being In caomhoass See the adyer.smsr
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CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND BoYs.-A most
superb and stylish outfit Of png clothing for man bow Al
e most reasonable raes i b. had Of Mesrs l. w Iyop.
Co.. No s Canal street We refer the Adserssmelt else
who're,
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"THE MoRSIHG STAB.p-Those who delight in
smoking and chewing will sways find best Of material .,
Mr. Thsodors do la crurs Morning Cigar Store No 10
Camp We call the card In another column
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NOVELTIES FOR THE LADIEs.-A splendid assert
meu Of ess shawls msntas, basquln and other
beautiful articles Of spring wear has Just been received By
Nine Trouble u Royal We call The attention Of our
lady fiisuds 70 he Advertisements
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The VIRGINIA FOR MoBILE-Capt Cozzens and
this superb packet the Virginia will be OF for Mobile
shore towns this evening The fare, doar., will appear
perfectly ridiculous those who Virginia
experience her nmptuoUs accommodations her speed the
petite attention Of her officers Those who must take the
Jefferson Tivoli Circle past two or the
Pon,eharrain down four O'Clock Mr. f. Toby
Nc. 81 Camp street. Is the agent.
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BEAUTIFUL, ExPEDITiOUs, AND CHAR These
three aectives all the printing done by
Clark Brsbin OF the Exelsio job OH 20 Camp street.
third story heir facilities for plain and fancy job printing
unsurpassed and they In respect worthy the first
attention Of al who any kind Of printing
them laga mereanle friends particular
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-05

LADIES' AvcTlos.-The regular sale Of Mr.. Levy
takes place Thu day lss Camp street at 10 O'Clock See aS
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VARIETIES FOR PAINTERS AND UPHOLsTERERs.--A
OF medium and owpced wallpapers urhoi
sterers trimmings paints oils brushes camphens spirit gas
etc. found Messrs. Heath HERS No. IS Camp
street and all the lowest prices
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The the destroyer 'has beguni The Lungs in
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DIR. Davis
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fast wasting The epulchr cough pains your
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-. Great variety Of maksrs-
Bru.hes.
HAIR BRUsHEs-French English Arnerean-rsa, ya5ssy.
Cloth BRUSHES
HAT
Crumb q.
Tooth Stand rows.
Tooth fancy handles.
Nail =.
Shoe
Scrubbing q.
Whitcwash
Counter ..
Marking
Paint
Buttons.
PEARL SHIRT, plain and figured from Ole-
Large assOEfnaai
o.. Coat
Agate shr-whie PIsn and Ribbed.
White and Coored-Youths' size
Lasting Goa, and Vest
Fancy Glass. Of various patterns.
Paper Coat and Vest
Bone Suspender. in boxes.
Bone and Wood overcoa.
Coat Loops, cornelian.
Agate, aud fancy styles.
Jet Buttons, for Ladies' Dresses.
studs, great variety
Belts, Boxes, etc.
Patent Leather. Belts,
Black Elastic Belts,
Acre Antique Belts
Travelling Belts
Fancy Belts,
Fancy Bo1ss
Toy watslss.
Mirrors.
Mahogany Frame. all sizes.
gill
Glass :. pafsted.
Double Hand Mirrors.
Britannia Shaving Boxes
- wv
Fancy Goods, etc.
rOeTe' comprises Io'Nse'e~''
1b,1a5,ss NossIe c.ses etc
Thermometers--7 10 and u iuches
Reticules, largevatiety.
forIemonnAes' variety.
~, - ~ ,, l,o,|s'
Silk Watch Guards and Ribbons
suspenders.
writing Desks and For,so,,,.
Travelling Companions,
Walking Canes
Pipes large assortment
Glove stretcbers
Powder and Puff Boxes.
Shawl Pins.
''' co'osis %'l sias S'''' N'' 'A'''''
10y Nhlps.
Toy Trumpets
rev Cbina R,anr..
Ivy Oh'nn r'sures
Toy China Sets.
Tov Rails
CurtaiusRngss
Eyelet Machines etc.
Perfumery, SCANS, etc.
F.rins Coio.na
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''si' ''''s"e'
Taylor's sup'r Cologne.
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Al, Act
An Act
Relative to Judicial Mortgages against the City of New


Relative to Judicial Mortgages against the City of New
leans.
SEC. l. BE Il enacted By The Senate and House of
Representatives. of the Slate Of Louisiana in Gene
gai assembly c0nUened, That whenever the city of
New Orleans through her proper officers, shall appy
to the Recorder of Mortgages OF said city of New Or
leans for certificates Of mortgages recorded against
said City of New Orleans it shall be the duty of said
Recorder of Mortgages to mention in such certificates
only special mortgages which may have been granted
by said city of New Orleans and to omit all judicial
mortgages arising from the inscription Of judgments
rendered against said city Of New Orleans and re-
corded in said mortgage office.
SIC. 2. Be it further enacted, ETC. That hereafter
no inscription OF Judgment rendered against said
city of New Orleans shall operate as a judicial
mortgage against any property of said city of New
Orleans.
SEo. g. Be 1t further enacted, ETC., That all the
laws and parts OF laws contrary to the provisions OF
this act, or 10 any wise conflicting herewith, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
SEC. a. Be il further enacted ETC.. That this act
shall take effect and be in full force from and after its
passage.
Speaker Of the IIonse Of Representatives
(Signed) @. H. MOUrUN,
Lieut.. Gov, President of the Senate
Approved March 10th, 1885
(SlgnedJ ROBE. G. WTCKTIFFE,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
hereby certify the foregoing be cnpy origin al
deposited IN ihs office Given under seal Of
th State, al Baton Rouge, this SUth March A. D. l555
III. 81 0signedl A, DUPLANFIER,
Assistant Secretary Of State.
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SOUND OF DEATH
YOUNG MANI

There remedy will stop he Cough and save her
the consumptiye's grave.
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the consuEnptye's grave
YOUNG MANI
YoHr hectic ush cough and feeble limbs tell
bodngs and loss Of hope Just absut e consumption
sheds heartcushing blight the future you
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splitting of blood.
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GEN UINE PREPARATION
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Exfrael Ruebu

Extract Buehu,
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