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The Latest from Mexico

New ORLEANS Dec. 17.-Brownsvillc, Tex.
as, dates are to the effect that that town was
defended by 800 men,
Degoado lost half his army and all his ar
tillery in the battle with Miramon near Quere.
taro Being pursued by the church forces he
retreated to Monterey, but was also forced to
abandon that point.
The road to Tampico is now open to the
church forces Miramon was to attack Mazat
Ian. He had suspended Marquee who took
100000 in specie.
Great excitement prevailed at the city OF
Mexico in consequence Of report that Juarez
had signed a treaty of intervention with the
United States
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SLAYER Captured-'U Union" Meeting at Acade-
nv of Music

New York, Dec. 19.-Late advices from
Sierra Leone report that brig supposed to be
the John Harris, Of New York, had been cap
tured on that coast by an English steamer,
and taken to Freetown. The brig had 500
slaves on board when captured
The "Union' meeting tonight, at Academy
of Music, was an immense gathering. Three
speakers stands were occupied outside the
building. Mayor Tieman presided. There
were speeches by Charles O'Connor, John A.
Dix, Washington Hunt, Coroner Connery,
Judge Dean, &c.
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From Cuba.

New York, Dec 19.-The steamship De
Soto, from New Orleans via Havana, arrived
this evening, having accomplished the passage
in six days, ten hours. Gen. Concha's fare
well ovation was the most magnificent display
ever witnessed in Cuba.
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thus present point around which the sound
conservative elements might rally. This hope
had grown more and more dim, and was
now entirely gone. The country was now in
tensely excited, more so than ever before.
The expectation of the people comes up and
demands to know whether those entertaining
sound and conservative views cannot unite for
the defeat of the party which they regard as
sectional and aggressive. He had been will
ling at all times to unite for the accomplish
ment of the object. Believing that the fur
ther use of his name might be, to some extent,
a stumbling block, he no longer wished to be
a candidate. He formally Withdrew his name.
Mr.. Moore of Alabama nominated Mr.. b.
teller. The House then proceeded to another
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The Sugar Business of Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 1880 sugar planta-
tons in the State of Louisiana, have produced,
this year, 1850 hogsheads, against $4,000 last
year.
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taking and resyng the curb and gutter stones sckng
re I
REssisIsa Or IaE slprwaL1s The sidswslks on both
streets shall legrsdsd s. the contractor in he
shs up the ourbs.ooe. and the srcsns
Of the sdewalks and relay the according the lines
81: ~ sess: s.s "a q sssi1 hss
n1ed md backed r .he approved prevent
ns
required replace the broken n old cnrbs,enes shalbe
less nj lss' hsa inshs, hIek snd .aeh
Inc gutter shall furnished 81 he contractor without
The shall take up the walk pavement and relay
xha.sysr Old bricks which b found good BY the CITY
vie .hsli = furnished b ssntasel
O. S az. g.
and IF equally good quality with + half thick
iheias.sp .psad fe ossg
and made level md graded smoothly, with declvy or slope
sd lsss ana
es n sse hs
= hs. The will bear straight edge other
lots shall b built The whareysr Necessary
REea Of TaE aurrEs srosEsThe contrastor shall
sss.fais
mad On Il
which shall be firmly solid previous to lay
touch in their Ia Oh tSe and ha Sc
@ Of "s so @ inch &c the The
Az new gutter stones which b required e replace the
@ long, asa and
BEHAVING or THE ROUND STONE PAyISe.-The contractor
hs said IL
rounding to be given BY the City Surveyor shall
paving than be laid il manner The round
shall each other and make Close aud joints
sand and after the rain has settled the down the paving
b compressed vim ". roller OFTEN may
snd sharp sand mixed and the q shall
and shall be furnished BY The eonirscor
GENERAL tho materials shall be of the
and shall be furnished By the as well the
shs s @ ss ssp @ pssqg
peton and s acceptance by the City Surveyor guar
the II he
wo whe a m shall b paid to the The exps
good order and condition Otherwise shall Be forfeited
The shall bind himself begin work in the ten
days following The e the adjudication BY comncn
penalty Of ten dollars day for each and day there
Security amount Of $500 shall be required guarantee
the faithful performance Of the contract.
IS, + X
sA a. esss
mel In which the work being executed Council shall
the right to annu the contract without putting
deau as required by article sos Of the Civil Code with
out appyng to court Of Justice to annu the and with
contractor shall vt time abandon the work. finish
complete the in conformity with his contract the said
work done By him up 70 the date Of The and hs
therefor and it is also well usderstood that the
tract be the contractor and his securities shall be hel
and bound in sodo tn unto the city ali loss difference
between the price which the contractor originally
perform the work and the price at which be adudica
| ted at a resale re-adju Indication.
Bids to be running foot Of sidewalk taken and relate
complete including the taking and relaying of the
gter stones as superficial yard of round and paving
/ tRkenup ard relaid complete. :
New Orleans, Feb. 81, 1852 a il
| (Signed1 LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved By the Committee Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
/ lsignedl ROBERT uUYGHE c...-,..u
b. T. YENNARD, ehaHnen'
| Registered February q, 1859. ~ 81
F5,s. So HENRY DUREL
felt u for Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-24

A Fhohorabe Conse Commun
de Ia Vile de la Nouveile. Orleans
MI ESS1EURS-Les sOusslgnes fesnnt face a
1V1 la rue Grayier du fenve la ST. Marc, demanden
respectueusemen vote honorable corps commencement
Pa tice l20 de la ouvelle chare de la vile
Pencan apIes vingt ons davis pour niveer
payer la cite raver dn .uve la StMarc des
bocs de gran nayant mons de 10 de large IL
de long, plus de IL de large Is
de long, ct pas mons de 10 pouces depaisseur
Les dts bocs devron de premiere quale les c6es les
bous ct lie haut tales de manere former surface
ct une ouyrnge de toue solidte.
lie dit pavage place dagonalemen quare pouces
sable du lac OF de de Londres
ua de sable du lac ct de de Lond les inter
ices bien remps lie tout comprese
ronlean jusqu's cs qu'i soft bien assis.
I'm curb de uare depasseur quand
lie jgea convenabe de changer ancien
curb stones les deux c66s de Graver dn euve
la SMarc seron eeves nivelles hauteur
yenabe de manere donner bre cours eaux les
banqnettes seront elevees ct perIe plates
Les raveses intersections de toutes les seroat pa
wees pierres de la meieure anae de rve du Nord
devront avo qatre pieds de large les pere qon empoea
deront Avor deux pieds large uae de long
moins de six depasseur elevees nveau
psvage.
Compagne de daz dc la Orleans par P. n Wood,
Priest, 900 pieds.
Waterman & Co, 1913 -.
Compagnie Canal ct Banque de la Nouvelle. Orleans,
par II. Rathbone Prest. IS :.
Vaudeville Nellie ny, rs :.
Mary H Hyman, par r. B. Sumner, 40 :.
John Browee, rs :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
fel4 Secretnire Aldermen
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NouvELLE. ORLEANS, Is janvier 1859. =
4 Ihonosabe Consel de Vile de la Nouvelle Orleans
NOUS, sOuss1gnes prOprletnlres dU nOmbre
~ de pieds signatures petonnons espectu
easement honorable de ae niveer de
clever les banquettes Commune depu la evee JUS
rue des Remparts partir de la rue des Rempas Ia
Claiborne les banquetes devron avo Is peds de argeu
ayec un espace de 10 pieds qn LIE Commits
sare des knes devra are consure les da
pres les plans du lie travail Toutes
portions des banquees aynnt le nveltmen convenabe
vront roster tees queles Les bons
raux devront ere employees Les goes pour Procurement
des ean deyront etre constitutes dune anere conceivable
ct places dams les endos desgnes les propetaes
voyer ct devro ere convertes de acon la
face soft une plaMe Et petitionaires
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- Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouyELLE- ORLEANS % janvier 1859.
Au Conseil Conmun de la Nouvelle- Orleans:
A PETITION des sOussIgnes represente
respecuensement quela maorite fquise par nouvee
cbare de la vile signe Ia presene Petition lis pent
HONORABLE corps de ne resolution auorisant Contr6
ra y coneeton de chane cote de la
Bap,isie ct dn cote oues nsau la pour la
sson fats compliant ache dn travail conorme
alignemeIs nivelemens du voyer la ville
Nine Mary Oliver, 80 pieds.
NJ Smedtchel 80 :.
NJ RordaD, IS :.
Modes Mordesey, IS :.
d. England, 50 :.
W. Dougles, So :.
-5 J. Lombard. 22O =.
M. GillaEe, 100 :.
Emile Mary, 90 :.
s. Jopson, 40
john Butler, 40 :.
Henry Federou 100 ..
vs.. Catherine Exile, 40 :.
Mary Noaladous. IS :.
Fally Mangny Adous IS :.
Joseph Marigny Adous, 81 :.
Msrea Jaucous Margny, IS :.
lie Foures, IS :,
Maroa Blando IS =.
Fagier. - 100 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
fel2 law8w Secretae CouseI des Assistant Aldermen
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FouRgH . pp1sTKrcT sreusn,

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND Was brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. between
Constance and Laurel streets. estrays-
One brown horse about 16 hands high with white
brand H X or on the left hip.
One sorre horse. about 10 hands high white the
forehead. white the back and hauk
white spot on the root Of the si short branded
or Q on the right hip.
Which not claimed within days
on paid will be sold public auction pound on
DAY, February g. 1859, at ~ o'clock, A. N.
New Orleans February ~. 1859.
O. o. FL.ECHIER, Street Commissioner
Registered February IL, 1859.
EnrG nrnntr
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COMPTROILER's OFFICE, 4
City of New Orleans, July T. 1855.
II ESOIVED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he Is hereby and required to give notice
With the ninth section Of ordinance No 42 Marct
3d. 1884, the Council will bill the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
IN accordance with the ordinance referred to.
tSignedl E. L. TRACY
President Board o: Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl l.. a. PLACE,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved April Is, 1855.
(signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city of public
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. THEARD,
iy16t Comptroller City of New orleans
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On motion, the foregoing estimated receipts from
vAx3oQ1 eoafces Were read, and adopted A. amended.
Yeas: Messrs Waldo, Dolhonde, Huyghe, Kesrny,
Leefs, 1aSi0ni Phelps, White and Whitney-9.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday the
Let March next, st O'Clock P. n.
JAS. i. HOPKINS Secretary.
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Au Honorable Consei Commun
dc la vile de la Nouvelle. Orleans

Au Honorable Consei Commun
de la vile de Ia Nouvele Orleans
MEsssiEUHS-Les soussigncs proprietnires
~ esant face Race, de Ia des Magasns la
nhonciatlon demandent honorable
corps commencement Particle 0 de Ia nouvele chare de
vile de fae yendre encan ap6 jours davis
at pour nivesr la de de des Maga
SINS Ia Annonciation DIES bocs grant nayant
pas moins de 10 de pouces long pas
Plus de IL pouce de large Is de long mons
de 10 pouces d'epaisseur.
Les dts bocs devron etre de premiere quae les c8es
bouts ct 10 liant taia de maniere former surface un ct
un ouvrags de tou, solide.
lie dit pavag place dagonaemeut qustre de
sable du lac ct de grayos de ondres de
quatre de sable d de de Lonres les
tertice bien emp lie tout
un roueau jusau'a &c quill soft bien assis.
Tn de quatre depaseur our quaint
lie ngera convenable de changer Pancien
Les curb les deux c6es de la Race de la
des Magasins Ia Annoncaon seront eeve ct nivtes
hAuteu convenable de maniere bonner bre
ct les banqnees elevees
plat'0s
Les intersections
perres de Ia meeure luae de Ia rviee du Nord
Avoir pieds de les perre quon epoera
desront ayo deux pieds de large pieds de long
moin six depaissur elevees
veau du pavage.
b: Kendig, 265 pieds 10 pouces,
W. H. Cook, l2S
j. X. DeLnett, 65
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NEW ORLEANS, January % 1859.
To the honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re.
spectfuy showeh thai majority required by the
City Charter having signed his petition honor
SELL days notice Official Journal the contract
making brick sidewalks both sides Magny street
from Good Children ST. John Baptist street. west
side of ST. Avide street well the repairs of those already
made their proper line and level. Payment made in
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To the Honorable the Common Council

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans:
EENTLEMEN-Theu undersigned, owners
~ OF property fronting Gravier street
ST. Marc street. respectfully petition your body
agreeaby to section 49, City Charter to sell at public
auction after twenty notice.
grading Gravie street. the river ST. street.
granite blocks rot less than 10 inches long
nor more than IL inches wide by Is inches long
10 inches thich.
Said blocks to be Of best quality granite having Sides
nus and top we'll dressed form surface when
laid and to be good solid work.
SAD pavement to be laid oasonaly four inches sharp
a OF Tour inches sharp sand aud London gravel the joints
settled. 7 " -
The usual curb stone four inches thick furnished
the City Surveyor think it requisite change
The curb stone TO sides of raver zree the
st. street to be raised and graded height aud
level in such manner to free the of wafer in the
The foot crossings at the intersection Of all the be
laid With best North river Tagging and be four wide,
stone used to be feet wide four long and
the road pavement.
New Orleans Gas Light Co. by p N Wood Prest feet
Waterman & Co., l23 .
New Orleans Canal and Bkg. Co. by H. Ra.hbone Pit IS .
Vaudeville Il McIhenny, "a
Mary Il Lyman, per II. Is. SUMNER 40
John Brownlee, rs
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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THIRD DISTRICT POUND-Vas brought
to the Third District Pound the Of Couet and
Goodchildren Streets estray-
Ono bay horse about IA hands high small white streak
on the white sros the face saddle marks small
white spot the edge of the hoof the right hind ou
WhichH not claimed within expenses there
on paid will be sold public auction al said Pound on
MONDAY, February 49, 1859 at 10 O'Clock, A. M
New Orleans February 10, 1859.
@ o. FLEGHIER. Street Commissioner
Registered February IL, 1889
HENRY DUREL
For Comptroller.
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PETlTIONS--OFFICIAL.
To the Honorable the Common Council


Of the city of New Orleans:
GENTLEnLEN-The undersigned, owners
o. property fronting on Race street, from Magazine
petition honorable body
ton alter twenty days public notice. the contract for grading
and paving ace street. from Magazine Annuncinon
than 10 inches thick.
SAID blocks to be Of best quality Of granite having Sides
end and top well desed to form surface when
laid. and to be good solid work.
Said to be laid diagonaly sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing
laid OF four inches Of and London gravel
to be properly filed and rolled with suitable until we'll
settled.
The usual curb stone four inches thick furnished when
y surveyor may think 1t requisite to change the old
curhing, IN order to make substantial work.
The curb stone on both sides Of Race Magazine An
street. to be raised graded height
level in such manner to free the the
speedy manner. and the sidewalks raised tagged
The foot crossings the intersec the
laid with best North river Tagging and wde
the stone used to be two feet wide long,
the road pavement
y kendig 255 feet 10 inches.
W. H. Cook. lSS :.
j. K. Bennett 65 :,
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Cacratu p,.rJ ~ t,sf, =
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NEW ORLEANS, January 26, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
GENTLENIEN-I wish q brick sidewalk
VI made bordersd with curb stone gutter the
usual the side of Der bsny street.
Cypress street to Florida Landing +ET
Respectfully,
j. H. NICHOLSON
9 Owner Of SO feet 6 inches and 6 Lives.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILE- ORLEANS, 26 janver, 1859.
ArHonorable Conseil Commun
de Ia Vile de la Nouvelle- Orleans
MESSIEURS-Je desire une banuuette Ell
w brques curb stones ct goes en- bo;s constitutes
de manere habtuelle du cote Derbgny
entire la rue Cypress ct lie deba cadere Florida.
Respectueusenen,
J. H. NICHOLSON
b ... Propretaire de 81 pieds pouces ct lignes,
JAS "A. HOPKINS,
fel2 LAVISH Secretare du Conseil Assistant Aldermen
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STREET COMNpR--OFFICIAL.

LECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
~ to the Second District Pound Derbgny street. between
ST. Ann and Main streets, estray- M &[I
One rcd and black Cow with white belly visible brand
One white flea bitten Horse about 5 hands high tall
With saddle and collar marks shod all around visible mark
Which not claimed within days and the expenses
paid will b. sold at public auction said Pound,
MONDAY, March I, 1855, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
New Orleans, February a. 1889.
G. @. FIECHIER Street Commissioner.
Registered February q. 1859
HENRY DUREL
FM$ For Comptroller.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. "a, 1858.
The alsi o%srs
VI OF property fronting Camp street. from Canal CALI
@ u.s. bssss. hi psa as
@ an say ss Gos the an r grading
granite blocks less than inches vide BY twelve inches
less than ten inches thick.
sn a1 . b IF best quality Of , granite having the sides
laid and to be good solid work
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing
70 Vie s
curbstone inches thick to furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite change the old
to bo a sss II Gamp s1 FROM Canal o.oDs
raised and graded proper hight level
the walks raised and tagged
The crossings At the Intersection Of all the be
laid with best North Tagging be wide
used to two feet vide four feet long and not less than sS
rsssss Mutual ms Co.. by H sahDqns Pres.No.
Home Ma.a. W.: Co., A. W:A Al .., w., .
A. Brother, Mrs Jas. Gasauet;
Mrs Mrs. NJ B. Mentford pp.,Hen. ]; F. Harrison,
Per pro ii. Henderson, W. Ann 3; Cox,
H. ". -Palfrey, For ne Louisiana State Bank,
Henry Parsons James COLES, per U. H. Dud-
For Robert Montgomery Franz Williams, pre.'t Bank
For Est IT, Morgan: Thos For NJ and O. Morgan: Thomas
5Ss!saH Thomas Ian S SssTss
For s Auessu. whiting Shark Fa asa Has art
ro,s s,aass eS Agents. P s RsssFs
John Stroud, Jr., admir-; All Penn,
| John L. sterry John Davidson, per Jas. c. Da.
''AA y 'A''sA' cHAs CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board of Aldermen.
Is 4 p .sr la
II du Camp entire les Canal ct Caopp pent respectu
a. "a s s "a
avis public donne pendsn, wing j?urs conat nve
osope @ granite rue nay
pas moins de dss Dc argen dou.s Dc
pqpses rss meins de dix deaaseur
ss as 5 %
une quaint ills serons poses ct ouyrage devra ee
I Ss {. s &. ne sur Re
sable vif gravos de ondres
dit les joints devront ere repls
Dc DE
eonyensbs IN eavrase parfsit perres
de boriue des deux c6tes de du Camp partr
sgost s aux asss
aux DIES seront fats aage
IL Vi a nod ct snron Ggsrs Peds de agenr les
long ct moin de six d'epa
sssn ssss H..
rance Company, Broth MN James Ga ap" pour
@ ers, President. H. s. Buckner.
| A. Brother. Gee NJ Puckard
| E. w. Sewell J. P. Harrison.
| John r. Shaw. Ida A. Sloconb.
| MN. N. u. Montford, par Hem Ann B Cox
derson& Gaines S. F. SLATER pour Ia Banque
| nm 4 Henderson. lalnusane, ]. M Lapeyre
II. W. Pafrey. Jane, Coles pour o. H. Dud-
| A. NJ. Holbrook. ley.
Henry Parsons Rob't K. Frank Williams Pres de IL
Montgomery. BauQue de la Nouvele-
James A. White, pour f. G.. Orle ms NJ. G. Morgan,
= Morgan Thomas Langridge
Thomas Lanerdge, pour NJ. Geo Maegregor.
| Morgan. David Wighwart.
Thomas Langridge, pour Au- TIL mas Hale.
. gustns Whitney D. D. Rogers
| Stark, Stsuder L Co., agent. b. s. Story,
| John g r. Wederstrsnd All. P, mn
| John ST oud, Jr.' admir- John l., Sterry,
H. A. Rathbone Pre Canal John Davidson par JAS G. Da
ct Banking Comply. vi son.
| CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
l DIS ltawSw Secretaire du Consefl DIES Aldermen.