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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31

VYYAT.rs PAPER. THE uNnE EsIGNEnI HAS a s JUST I
w rereiyed large of W ALL PAFER both oil French
- x tnesic*n manufacture. among which are
OE00R ATIONS Gold, Marbe Stone Fresco ETC., etc.,
INVITATIONS 81 Wood, Marble and Floral Figure
sA Also
~ rffEs rtesering various subjects Together with
sSef,i sSrt,ent n od Embossed Fine Satin and fian
Esrcr HsrQ iii Of will be sold ct reasonable prices
u orina6n for Plain, Fresco Decorating
Wofk senf e my part Of tho city or conn,I !,
- - n tssnat saxee corner nf Old Ievee. stair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31

EPAVE Du QUATRIEME DIsTRIGT. l., a
IL es conduit depot dies paVes du Quarene District rue
Jackson entire Laurel ct Constance CONNIE tave
ne vache chete les coues le bout DIES ore'es
coupees, 60mpes yisibes.
Sle dit animal nest reeami dams chg jonrs ct les f,as
hi 5 de janver 1850 "a 10 heureS A. NJ.
q, D. FLECHIER, Commssaire dies rnes
NonyeIle Orleans lie q dtcen,be 1889 d2S ~ - in2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS;
IN Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both rough and dressed
from the yellow Pine and Cypress timber for sale at
HI for rough aud S22 SO per dressed in lots suit
ssIaiy STAR FLAMING Mills New Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31

NJOrICE;-MR FREDERIC b. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN employ this day and holds full power q Ator
nav as act James Graham Notary Public Of
this city. ,.,,,.-,, .,o ...
New Orleans July IA 1850 iyl6 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31
HYDE GOODRICH,
Importers,

NEW ORLEANS, LA.
We have always hand complete stock of fine WAR.
RANTED and constantly receiving through our
European agents. Guns comprising all the NEWEST PAT
TERMS and IMPROVEMENTS Our long experience and
cnatinued relations wl the first LONDON manu-
facturers extending period of MORE THAN THIRTY
YEARS enable say with confidence tina. faci.
ties production of Gias suited the of tho
SOUTH WEST certainly not exceled If equnled this
market
We prepared receive and with dispatch and
accuracy Guns ANY PRICE, the peculiar
views of any individual and furnish them AS
LOW AS THE SAME ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT FOR
IN THE SOUTH
Bv constant with gtnbnying community Of
the South West thirty years. we have been ena
profit by the suggestions of their varied experience and
have introduced many Improvements peculiarly AMERICAN
and not found in MINI TENTHS OF THE GUNS IMPORTER
INTO THIS COUNTRY.
Rifles Pistols AND Reyovers Colts, Aliens Tranters
Smith Wessons and Whtneys Reporters. Sole Agents in
New Orleans for SHARP'S RIFLES.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
my7 ly Sign af the Golden Pelican.N New Orleans.
III A. KINGSTON, GsUGC tsSoR TO BENJAMIN
HI KENDIG Auctinneer and Approximation the
at 80 Camp seetWll give his personal attention the
sale Rsa Estate Slaves, Merchandise Furniture, etc.
o5 en-
DRUNES PRUNEs-lu1 cases in cartons, landing and
L for sale by 8. y, uRATlAA CO.,
d. u 0nstomhouss strsek
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31
NYrFNt; Z, DTEINCs. ..DYEIN'
1 J,BoETEMPs, DYER AND scoURER,
< y RI 1 81 "a 81 II No. So bourbon street,

y.s M hnror ID inform public that he hns Just assumed
he hnses II the Dysing No. Is Royal street
him Tor which he is celebrated. Il .,.
- ser IL which, the last twelve years. ne has salts.
s,s custulers of his establishment Bourbon
s ss.scs, Vs. . - So = Oily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31

nv witsox Parish Rapdes FoSsoT New orsans
ITfIL9ON. FO14ROY ~ Co.,, COTTON FAGiOi5sss
tad Gpmyson Merchants ~ carondeiet street. New or
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31

TwENTy.sECoND PRECINCT-Poll No, one-At the
ook Md Ladder Fire Company Jackson street between
Rousseau and Fulton Commissioners D. Maurice D.
Exnicus, j. T. Barrett. y ,,
Wade p r. Sngeron, Jno. G. Gostley. ST.. :,
TWENTY-TfiIRD HREGINGT-Poll No CHEAT the En-
zine House Of Fire Company No. 49, on Washington Avenue
i een Cauip and Magazine Streets Commissioners John
Holiness Sam, Green Frank Address, 49,
Poll M Two-On Laurel street. of Third Co1imis-
stoners /. r. W. Robert Christian Matthias, VIM. II. Miller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31

BEARD, PITTS & GARDNER SMITH, AUG
ID toneers Appraisers No. 81 Conmon street. between
Camp and Charles streets, Successors to j A. BEAID
Co having possession all the Books of Record OF j. A.
Beard and j. A. Beard May and their valuable BOOKS
If plans containing of the First and Fourth Dis
cs Of the City New Orleans showing the various sales in
detail by them; also large maps of ths City OF New Or
leans Deaeh,ise. Jefferson City, Rckeryille ioomingdaie
Burthevle Greenye and Carroton viii Sontnne to devote
Their attention Real Estate and Slaves SUGGESTIONS
and Po Warden Sales Household Furniture Bank and other
Stocks Cotton Vessels and Plantations and solicit the
naronsee literally extended to them n5 TN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-31

JSIOUR-2oOO barrels MAMA MILLS, choice superfne
- S. H. KENNEDY 4 CO.
40 In, Is and 20 Pnydas ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Personal Intelligence.

generally understood in Canada that the Governor
General 70 England after the session closes,
and there is much speculation to his successor.
Captain Dundas, the newly appointed Governor Of
Prince Edwards Island will leave England with his bride,
on the let Of this month Sir pomnick DAY. the present
Governor leaves Charloetown on the 9th for Halifax,
there to meet Captain Dundas AMI then sail himself for
England in the steamer of the ID Of June.
FxPrcsdept Martin Van Buren, is In Philadelphia.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool in the ship Great western-Mr Louth.
From rampico In the brig Balear-A Fernandez Foulesd
Madame Foueesi.
From aud Southampton, In the steamship Aragov
Moore Irwin bearer of dispatches from London
Farrell pastor Josephs New bearer
dispatches from Judge Aonxo Monsoon, Calor
MA Lyngston and mmily John Constable and family n
hear and family VIM Thomson, Mr.. Btseow child and ser
want Mrs Brown and child, Mrs Fabbin Miss Obyrne Mrs
heLoier, Mrs Cewar and two children, Miss Glass; Mr.
CARY tour Ehters Of Mercy the Able fohlonne Mrs kn
mann Hitchcock Cha, Stewart Williams and lady n
voiein Kip and lady Ar Gsstneau, Master 9odschmke
Straus and lady, Mr. Brisapbeir, Mr. Pomemek Geo DIX
epson, Samuel Uddel Kraft Master Coegeeha xsser
Jenkins Miss LuzAdo Price, Mr. Bradford Mr Wuc9xs
Basnez Mrs BaIrez Mies Mezer, mrs GuIzie ~ %
kooy, Leye.J Sewterger. Chss Leihenbsrx deS q
Nor, Mr. M1eon, LADY and daughter Peter ov.s
sImsnser Mrs kudeshsisr two ,ops snS sssno. BLcrS
Rott Nathan, Odils Piere Mt sssus,S ~ msSx
, Wrev y as,er iree Lehman, Mr. simores M xeflIs
Areyen Mr. PsteD, uanthes aex WIS., p'sc -. -
Ccmle, Mr ruccs LADY ana two ehndren beSe isSy ~
chill Mrs iirsara Mss Eyvsl Mrs ssssino, Mrs BAN
mann Mrs lew sss Jones' lsdy and child, Mrs. S@AFs
49, .grbsr, ssissnse-. ns. pi:ks2s,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

Aer tins painting comes one stu larger, but only
tanning Two ngmes; 10 called In the catalogue s'Tne
Italian peasant girl nscrbpg her love upon Tomb The
figures are the size Of e The man H seated uoon the
ground, and has his arm around the form OF the gr u
whom we only see the profile, she is seated with
PACK towards u.s. sne writing upon the cold gray Of the
tomb rock her confession Of love- With her arm upon her
lovers shoulder, she coyy turns away her head
reveals 10 the delighted peasant what be so ardeny
desired 10 KNOW Inc ngures gracefully composed
while the cooring Of the painting is rich and pleaslng
This work does great credit TO Mr. May will no doubt
artist OF merit.
Mr.. RoheImeps mos. important work is large paint.
ing representing inc death OF the Doge Focari the
Giants Staircase Venice, and Ia the active
paintings In the exhibition The artist shows % tho Doge
expiring in the arms Of his daughter lie has fallen back
against The marble bansrade and the icy gray
Is stealing over his counenance Scarcely ess pale the
daughter supports the dropping the dying Dogc
Standing few steps above these two we see grouped
those who bad hated and feared the man when h power
was OBNOXIOUS to them, and they triumph last
hour One man has most revolving expression of sas
factop, os ne sees his enemy gaspng for breath Near
him stands woman alfred IN the rich garb OF wealth
she also bated the dying man. and she looks at him aud
his poor daughter with an expression Of dsdan and
fed revenge The woman goriousy beautiful her fair
blonde hair oats over bright and glowing countenauce
whicn Dut renders the deathly palor Of the Doge
the more remarkable And thus on, up the great
stairs the artist has with rare skill and dlscrlnina
ton grouped the dileren. persons, all MES o!
the Foscari In one instance we see a senator
and his son. The youth struck with pity at the aspect OF
the dying man and his stricken daughter steps
wards them 10 offer aid or consolation but the father
stern hand holds back the generous impulse and one en-
imagine him saying, ''Iet him 60" Thus ends one re
venge lin the background the Doge in all thu
splendor OF Office passing along asen led by the gay
tbrong TIE visor of the comp sion drawing OF this
painting, as wei as ts sentiment and splendid colorog
render il remarkable work and one that tn, artists
countrymen may we'll be proud Of. Me- Rothermel was
obliged to send the painting the exhibition before was
quite finished He bad just arrived Paris and only
had a few weeks to finish painting whNA would have
required months were not his rapid ana skfcl pencil
The next work sent by Mr. Rotherme IS sketch for
painting OF St Agnes but although merely intended
sketch, the jury have admitted IL flushed painting
is like all the artists works most remarkable for sen.
timent, fine composition, and above ALL and rich
colorng The painter has been residing for some time in
Rome, and there made a number of most interesting
sketches from which nds SUB ects for tae many large
paintings he has resolved orders for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

CAUGHT IN THEIR Own TRAP.-The tories Of Prince Ed.
wards Island have got themselves into most ridiculous
position They have contended for years that member
Of the Assembly Of the government should hold Office
under the Crown. When they called upon to form
government lately. they laid down this principle
dreaming for moment that Sir Dominick DAILY would
consent to thus throwing overheard the department
tenn that he would refrain from forcing them 10 take
the Offices But he did so; told them to take their
course and now there Executive Councillors
the floor OF the House, Composed Of thirty members
ony) not Of them holding office or receiving pay
What the party deemed very fine in theory, they dad
most dssgreeabe III practice, and cash member OF
the government Is anxious 70 resign Meantime the offices
are filled by boys and incompetent persons who profit by
the folly Of the others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

From the Jourt1t dc 81 Petersburg and other au hantc
collect the following particulars relating the
illness aad death of Madame Bosio:-
After short absence from St. Petersburg she returned
to the Russian capital Sunday the goth Of March, On
that day Madame Boso and her husband NJ de Xndeva-
IONS, dned with the Duke de O suna tae Amb sssador
from Spain at the Court Of S. Petersburg During dianer
che was in good spirits and conversed with her
ro''on and fuencv After her return home in the
hing several friends called ner Iarv~r Yv.y.v ~.
departure for Paris which was fixed foe the folio wing
day. About 10 O'Clock she complained Of chiness, and
desired TO have shawl. In hour aft ards che be-
came 80 very i'll that che was obliged to retire 70 bed
nom winch enc never again rose. An unfortunate fatality
seemed to hang over her Dr. Fosse, the physician
who had besn accustomed 10 attend her, fell III
sklful medical friend to attend 70 his patient This
gentleman was military DOCTOR and Madame Bosio was
bis capacity and would suffer him Tor her.
Another doctor then sent for, ana it would that
he formed some strange misconcepton respecting her
lady, He treated her for bilious attack while in reality
che was differing from pulmonary Inflammation. The
sequence that the disorder made rapid progress and
after the lapee of week the became alarming
that three other medical men, NM Karc Eek aud Kapz
Ter were summoned They found the patient in con IL
ton which admitted Of lMle hope. However, all the re.
sources OF medical skill brought into requson and
Madame Bosos numerous friends out of Russia de-
rive some consola from the assurance that remedy
which medical skill and the kindest socituie could sug
gest left un.ried The three physicians above named
the eminent In Russia NJ Kare visited Madame
also in frequent attendance her Her doctor. NJ.
Foese as soon he sufficiently recovered TO get out
hurried to zee his patient but ehe ws then beyond the
reach Of human aid, and she gradually sank.
The St. Petersburg papers Of the 18th ut contain
counts Of the funeral honors paid the nterment Of Ma
dame 6Oso, whose nnnely death Is looked upon by the
elite OF society in that city almost public calamity
much had her graceful talents and her anabe character
ngratiated themselves with all classes The church was
crowded to eycess the attendance comprising personages
Of the highest dstncon foreign ambassadors
and the nobility eagerly pressing forward to JPN in the
last testimonials Of respect fondy aud generally
esteemed. At the tomb aud touching tribute
paid by the crowd, for the feeling ssmbed much more
sorrow for friend than for public favorite.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS IN LONDON

Consos quoted at the Bank at 3O for money and
account and the new Three per cents at s9s s93s At
215 ~ Consois were at 9o4 9o for money and 500
for account and the Threes a. 500 The latest quo
talon was coz for Consols for money and account, and
s91i for the new Three per cents.
The city article the london Tins, dated evening of
the 9TH instant, saysrhis has been settling day the
English funds, and on the whole passed Off WE'LL No
failures declared and delays have been granted in
all cases of doubt TO the end Of the week The Bank of
England will now make advances to their customers
months bills at 55 per cent rs demand for discount
at the advance rate was very active, both in the bank
and the open market
The joint stock banks have raised their allow
posi!s one per cent, ln- r.svo .ns now as per cent
The raising Of the rate OF dcouut to IA per cea is toe
result merely of the movement of the pub,. There is
really very pressure for immediate
the part Of the mercantile body bat the enormous out
lay consequent the general armDg Of Europe absobs
specie These causes created in in the value OF
capital during the two months preceding the declaration
Of against Russia and the Bank lost about mil
lion six hundred thousand pounds Of bullion. The
ceedirg two months II lost additional two millions
hundred thousand pounds and from that day until nearly
the end of the contest there serious reduction
The London Daily Nes city article OF the evening Of
the 9Th nst says The alter alton at the bank had
effect the funds which opened at the quotations
at four O'Clock yesterday and remained at that rate until
about hour after the There sub
sequently fluctuations, but the closing prices
u per cent better than yesterday
The rise the rate OF discount sales Of English
railway and other stocks hitherto held in borrowed
ney. 1t thus happened that consos have improved Sc
vera other classes Of securities have again given way.
The gold withdrawn from the bank today for expectation
was sea 600. CAT 900 in American gold also par.
chased for the Continent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
THE NEWS BY THE vIG0.

The following Is the balance Of the vigo's news
The vso has 4so passengers for New York, aud all on
board were well.
The foregoing summary was made up on board Of her
despatch from Marsciles Of the 5lh ins. says
"L@d Elgn leaves to night for Paris
The death of the Duke OF Iewes is announced Lord
Godolphin succeeds him.
me Dake of saiako had audience o. Queen vetoria
on the 5th inst, and delivered his letters OF recall.
the members returned 10 the new House OF Commons
up 70 ;he rgt. Of the 5th inst amounted 20 $50 The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
THE VERY LATEST.

THE VERY LATEST.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON, AFTERNOON OF THE 4rH.
MOVEMENTS OF THE AUSTRIAN TROOPS.
VIENNA, May 8, 1859.
The Austrian army has advanced without any serious
combat 10 Cambro, Cazzo and LomeIlo.
FINANCIAL MEASURES OF FRANCE.
PARIS May 4, 1859.
Military volunteers for two years accepted
cred. OF ninety millions Of francs to BIO opened
loan Of I've hundred millions Of francs is to be con-
racted by nstiona subscription.
THE RUsso.FRENCH ALLIANCE.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 8, 1859.
The ocia journal is authorized TO declare most posi-
lively that there exists treaty of alliance Offensive and
defensive between Russia and any other Power whatever
Consos closed on the 4th at 9O'S a eoS money and
account.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
HOW ENGLAND MAY BE INvEIGIED INTO
THE WAR

From the London Law Times, April 30l
The laws that regulate the conduct Of neutrals towards
begerents are extremely complicated, especially in
lation to the carriage OF war material 1t s moro than
Likely that some day. in the Mediterranean, of our
ships will be boarded by ship OF of the belgerens,
on charge Of having arms ammunition, stores for
the use of the enemy The suspicion may prove TO be
uDfoupded, but Will suffice to set in flames. Forth
with the ministry Of the hour will be charged by the OPP
position with pegectng the honor Of the country they
do not resent the insult Opposions for
sequences they would plunge into anything else,
thereby they could eject the party holding Office and
pat themselves in their places year oiH not eldpse
ihoui such misadrenure gtrg occasion for quzr-
1el and plungirs0 as into the struggle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
Coroners' Inquest.

FATAL AccrpESr-vxRpIcr OF CxSsuRS.-Coroncr Scher.
mer held an inquest yesterday at No. 60 Allen street,
upon the body Of child named Francis Engeman, who
was drowned by falling into cistern which had been
careessy left uncovered and in az exposed situation by
took occasion 10 the landlord for exposing
the lives Of his tenants and hoped that tho evil would DO
remedied.
A Missing MAN Found DROWNED The boiy of a man
named John Potter who has been rissng since SUNDAY
e,k was found ned pier No. North river yes.
serdav under ciTcusan which led the Coroner 10
leTe that deceased bad acei9eI,sly .Alsn eysssoasd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Cork papers, to hand, contain nothing relation
the Liverpool cotton Market and the ercia inte-
gence is very scanty.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Nessrs Morton 4 Brothers, and Maddocks report the
attendance fair but buyers afraid to operate unless
at decline Of IS. TO As. per GENITAL TIE same feeling
prevails in other articles.
LONDON DREADSTCFFS MRRKEr,
The supplies were very small Of everything. Wheat
was very quiet and in cases 1s. less msney had
been taken for foreign In English almost nothing
DONE Barley moderate demand at last days rates.
Oats dull of sale and without alteration in value. For
Norfolk -four holders demand last quoted rates.
MANCHESTER BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
There full attendance at the market and but little
depression for business Wheat and -four held for
an advance. Oats and oatmeal realised Cd per As lbs ,
and 3s money respectively Beans and Indian
were Is. So. higher Sugar quiet, but steady. Coffee
fat. Tea quiet; Congou Is. I'd. Rice active
saltpetre very firm; $500 bags Bombay sold at 39s 3D.
O 46s.
DUBLIN BREADsTrFFs MARKET.
Messrs Hmm Co. report all farmers produce In short
supply, and buyers not anxious to purchase Prime
pies realized full prices OF last day. In foreign wheat
there nothing. Maize was in rea, demand at last
days prices Flour In request at advance Of IT,
per sack Trade was quiet, and the weather very fine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18

THE FISHERY COMMISSION. Governor Hubbard, Of
Mime, the American Commissioner under the Reel
procity treaty into office las. week at Boston
before Mr. Sydney Webster. On Monday, Governor Hub
bard left for St. Johns with his colleague, NJ. Perley
ESQ., the Engeh Commissioner, and about the 2sth they
will start rom there for Pctou and Cape Breton, where
they expect to spend the months Of June and July They
have engaged four Mramich Mcmacs with three canoes,
and get two other Mcmacs Cape Breton guides
and pilots The whole interior of Cape Breton s large
salt lake he Bras do) with not less than 400 miles Of
coast The Commissioners expect to get through Cape
Breton Prince Edward Island and Gaspe this summer
IL ia doubtful whether they accomplish In the time
proposed For the autumn is proposed to take the
rivers from the Hudson TO James river In Virginia. both
inclusive and the work Of the season will probably be
finished at Philadelphia by the middle Of November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
THE GRAND DUCHY OF BADEN

The Minister Of War Of the Grand Ducby Of iden has
issued notice 10 the effect that young Of education
may be ad ritted officers in the army.
The German Frankfort Journal addg that many stu.
dents several pupils Of industrial SCHOOL, and number
Of civil unctiopsries have already ed in consequence
In the duchy Of Nassau according to the authority
the appeal addressed by the government the students
and young civil functoDaries has been very successful
The men on furoueh Preserves not ncluded) have
eeived orders TO join their regiments, and tue brigade Is
Professionally to DO cautioned the banks of the Maine
Numerous promotions have been effected among the Off
The national Austrian air was played the 25th
a. parade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
NEWS FROM INDIA,

The dates from Bombay by telegraph, to the 18th
Of April Intelligence had just been received from Ma
homed to the Sth. Tantia Topee captured by Col
Mead's detachment the previous night with the assist
Of Maun siugh, whose Surrender to Col Mead bad
previously taken place on the I'd. The columns under
Colonels Sales aud Rch in combined movement overlook
the rebels in secronga jungle, and killed five hundred
them. Tantia Topee present The British loss was
tTihipg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-18
MILITARY PREPARATIONS OF PRUSSIA.

In odsys sitting Of the Chamber Of Deputies the Min
lister Of War made the following statement
Government the 28th Of March last explained the
point of which persuaded them Of the necessity of
ordering three corps darmee of the federal contingent
be placed a footing. Since that date political qf
fairs haze assumed such that government have deemed
IL heir duty to eztend the measures to the ren,liag
corps and he necessary itrucons haze bssn
already TO the different quarters. Although govern
mept have for the present this intelligence
TO the Chambers they have reserved a detailed
statement OF the position Of political affairs which will,
however, made the House with the shortes. possible
delay.
the Chambers.