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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09
PETITlONs--OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS January 4, 1859. Il
To the Honorable the Common Council of the
city of New Orleans

GENTLEMEN.-The undersigned, owners
~ OF property fronting Prytania street. from Caope
street to Felicity road most respectfully petition your honor
public ancon after twenty days public notice. the contract
for grading and paving Prytana street from Caope street
twelve inches long than twelve inches wide
eighteen inches long nor less than ten inches hsk Said
and top well as to form an even SURFACE then laid
on inches Of sharp sand and London gravel with coang
dressing when laid inches sharp sand and London
gravel the joints properly filled and rolled with snit
able roller until we'll settled Thy usual eurb'tons four inches
quste change the old curbng in order to make substantial
work The curbsone both sides Of prytana street. from
Caope to Felicity road be raised and graded to proper
and level such to free the streets water
the most speedy manner and the sidewalks to be raised and
tagged The foot crossings the Of all the streets
be laid with best North river Tagging and to DO four feet
wide the used be feet wide four feet long, and not
than six inches thick be raised in the center graded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

NEW ORLEANS, December 2lst, 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City OF New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of the NUM-
ber Of fee, attached signatures respectfully request
Julia to Common street made in the usual Manner
to be at the highest altitude practicable That portion already
made to be raised grade In
there should be bids for that portion
at all and the other for that portion to be raised And Pc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

>ssasf1e2ara SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAM
SS8S iisssupplied with Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
A sausages, Tripe, and every thing in the butcher.
as line Barrels and hafbarres of Choice Beef
put up to ORDER for Cabin FamiyUse at Stalls Nos 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET by
NERKEL / PARKER,
B-steamboas and shpssupplied with all kinds of Iv.
oek such as fresh nch cows Hogs shoata Pigs Sheep
''"'s' "esse ducks. Chickens. etc. ss29 ly
,&N H.. KOpRlGUEA y CO., ~
8ESS s' sRs To- to 3 % pA9gIS 60, aksS
NS. 80 New ievee street. New Orleans
r., supst1r AMERICAN CRACKNEL BISCUIT, warranted
'fgg y y sa,eE.tus or any drugs Injurious health
Bread and Grecksra ' Va '''H' n ise asso''nea'
Pilot Bread, Coffeebc,,a "A; so,,.s w.t., ,,x...
Nays Bread, Sugar tIrar,ar" ~ o aet ca'
Cine Bread, Boston CrsrSep 81 Nj ~. ..
French Biscuits, Butter Crackers etc s'' e
Aimace % machinery. at the lowestmarke prices myll ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09
n EALLER q BROTHER,
a COPPERSMJTHF AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
W. 2O5 tlate PAD TchOuDitOuIas At rect

Are prepared to manufacture article
suitable for Steamboat Plantation Refinery suoh
Copper Pans Stills Worms and Pipes Sheet Breech
gs Chimnes Ffrebeds Juice Boxes, Tanks Filters Carih
other articles in that line used in the
Sugar, advantageous and
passed by any house in the trade.
We also prepared fill all orders from city country
relates Builders work for Copper Galvanized Iron
Zinc Valley Cutters and Roofing Down Pipes Fancy
Heads ETC.. etc.
Always hand of Cooking, Bar-roon
Parlcr STOVES. "
Iron Pipe Work and Fittings always hand.
a3-All work done with dispatch. dl4
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a No. lsS0. I

sf2 46 | NO 5000 eSt l5sS " s . Vi
1solsed That the Gomptcr be and he y hessby sufhor
- Is adindcaa 70 bdde the hve following con-
s apsxatey amer eve days nottes IA the octa journal
m Tspalrise "a kspng the ballast roads 81 the
Hz sseosd, Thid sd Eeerh Ds1SS ono ccn'tscs LOT
n ysllsx pine lumber for repsirs and
~ Il Apf l asj1 fssaiS 4 faltss roads, and the fnr-
bix q yslev ppe lab % BE- done in accordance with
ssns = - ssso = M rejection Of the Common
VIZ '' - M. il rs j. o. NIXON,
555's 7-s1 - President Board of Aldermen.
sfaf9ns1l CHAS. H. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
X y. - dER1RD sTIrH, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the CITY of New Orleans:

OF the city oil New Orleans:
GENTL e MEN-The undersigned owners
" Of property fronting Graver street, from the
Marc respectfully petition your honorable body
agreeably section 20 City Charter sell public
auction AFTER twenty days notice. for paving
grading Grayer from the river Marc street. with
than IL inches wide by Is inches long less than
10 inches thich.
Said blocks to be of best quality granite having the sides,
ends and well dressed form surface when
laid and to be good solid work.
Said to be laid dagonay four inches of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating top dressing when
settled.
The usual curb stone four inches thick to be furnished when
the City Surveyor think 1t requisite to change old
curbing, in order to make substantial work.
The sides ztreet river
to st. Marc street, be raised and graded height
level in such free the of in the
speedy and the sidewalks be aised and tagged
The foot crossings the intersection of all the be
laid with best North river Tagging and be four feet wde
the nsed wide, long
than six inches thick be raised the CENTER graded
the road pavement.
New Orleans Gas Light Co. by p N. Wood Pres 900
Waterman Il Co.. 1913
New Orleans Canal and Big Co. by H. Ra.hbone PIT IS
Mindevlle 4 Mcllhenny IS
Mary H. Hyman, per R. b. Sumner, 40 :.
John Brownlee, rs :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
H.. ~ Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

NoUvELLE ORLEANS, 81 dacembre 1853
APhonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvelle- Orleans
1 ES sOnssignes, proprietalres du nombre
II de peds attache signatures demandent respecue-
semen yore honorable corps dayor les banquetes
rue Clara DIES rues Julie Commune faes de la manere
btuele ayec elevation auss haute possible La
Dams la vente d contrat deux encheres pou
parte qui fae du tout ct autre partie weller
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JAS. A, HOPKINS
a25 ltawS~ secretaire du Conse Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

"a KITTRE DGE & FOLSOM
nS 81 Gate Ben Kiredge i Co. Importers Of Gum
A&y aud Sporting Apparatus in all its bfanches
%fa& Wholesale and retail desersr American Riner
Pistols and Firearms of every variety, 65 81
~ WChares street, St Charlee Hote Nen
Orleans, and ls4 Main street, Cincinnati Ohio
,gJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

j. 8. sIhoNDs. .----= . D
4 SIMONDS 4 HITE, II
~ No. 10 Canal street and No. 9 Crossman street. -
"Copper, Tin and sheet &$N
Iron Workers,
rnss Founders and Finsher Manufacturers Steam
Trains Clarifying and Evaporang Pans Ferers Juice Pans
Chimneys Breeding, Plantation Rack
mihing. Also General Dealers in
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODSt
We without fear of that we can sell
Goods and manufacture work cheap as any house
in the South. - ~
Planters Merchants and seamboamen find to their nd
vantage to give call before purchasing
"here. lyle Iy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

DuNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD NOTICE
Persons notified not to use the rack of this road
thoroughae for cattle carages If horses other
cattle taken they will be charged fifty cents each
New Orleans February Is. 1859, fel9 In
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NSfiss Il barely given that on TUESDAY 18th inst,
st u o'clock NJ aty ocs, the above contracts.
ass. 4. THEARD Comptroler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NovELLE- ORLEANS, 4janver, 1859.
l'honorable Conseil Commun de la NouvesO Orleans:
M ESSlEURS.-Les sOusslgnes, prOprletai-
IA asant face la Pytania. DIES ues Caiooe Fe
cite demanden votre honorable
commencement la I'D section de Ia charte de Ia vie are
vendre lencan apes vpg jouts davis e conat pour nj
blocks de granite cares de nens dix large
douze de long nj de moins de dix depa
Les dts bocs devront stre de premiere quae les CO.
les bouts ct lie haut aes do manere former surface
daonaemsnt quatre de sable du lac ct de
de ondres de de sable du
lac gravois de Lonres les nterces ben remps lie
conyenabement roulesu jusqua quill soft
ben asst Les cnbsones ornares de quare pouces depas
seur par e voyer susnd gea necesssire de
sode Les curbstones dies deux c6tes de Ia de Pryaa
devront etre eleve ct nivees de manere acer ecoue
ment des les banQuees eevees p8vees pieres
plates Les Intersections de toates les paves
pierres plates de la premiere quae de Ia vere Nord de-
de latre peds dc large les perres unron deux
de large uatre eds long ct pas moils de six pouce
depasseur ct ee eleyee centre nveau du pavage
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a2a ltawSw eaire du Conse des Assistant Aderme
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

.e.szzssa BILLIARD TABLES CONSTANTLY
S::ssSss@a hand and for saefron the manufactured
Messrs.J. NJ. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
Superior Rosewood Billiard Tables Brunswicks patent Cush
also Cloths, Balls aoi MI other trimmings seong
!pg TO this line.
received and promptly attended to-
A. W. MERRIAM,
nl7ly st. Charles billiard Room. N. o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
a25 lawSw Secretare du Conse Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

z EULER, j. H., SOAP MANDATORY CORNER
IA of Josephine and Howard Streets New Orleans.
good supply constantly hand all promptly
tA1 topt cnx-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

jas. A. HUFhINS,
ia5 lawsw Secretare dn Consei des Assist Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

'TsOBACGO-S. TURNER, No. SO CAMP STREET, (ur
stairs Dealer in all kinds OF TOBACCO both in
md bales suitable fer the Mexican uarke Plantation
Cigar purposes as ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09
MILLINERY
N JUST RECEIVED--A NEW AND SPLEEN
S&SpnID ASSORTMENT OF SPRING MILLINERY,
TAT the Old stand,)
NTrs

Where full assortment Of the newest styles of Bonnes
Ribbons, etc., etc., kept constantly hand.
Country purchasers will do wu call before buying
where they will find to their advantage both styles
prices, Canal street is not the only where fashionable
and the newest styles OF Millinery be found M I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-09

@Ss OCULIST DIR. CUISINES OFFICE FOR
NGSSthe Treatment OF DISEASES OF THE EYE, and
Imperfections of Vision. No. l69 ST CHARLES STREET
opposite Lafayette Square, New Orleans, La.
RSA Surgical operations of the EYE attended to-
CATARACT SQUIRTING, the insertion of ARTIFICIAL
EYES, etc, etc. jal3 6m&W
TURKS ISLAND SALT--s7VO bushels o, superior
l. Turks Island Salt cargo OF schooner Enphema for sale
by S. JONES Il CO.,
fe25 81 Irayier street,
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cans, 2Ist December, 1858.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25
RAILROADS..

pfNNSYLvAMA RAlLROAD.-THB GREAT CEN
tel route 70 The West Time short and raoa a
freight md iare q low Al all imes BY any other route
passage tickets or contract freight " any point IN
The tre Wese call u the ONCE House
- !. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent
Fer. Il LBECH CO., Freight Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

mrs. though prices are the whole rather better.
There largo bull bear interest, and the recovery
In those stocks which premise TO moi yet SUM-
centy marked 70 tempt the public Into The market mo
parties Who week ago, undertook 70 buy certain stocks
for rise have atterly rerained from following up their
policy, wisely preferrng 10 remain idle rather than
overload themselves with stock In . stagnant market
The smaller operators q the Board generally BEARS
usual but also usual they sell much and 90 bindy
that they make market against themselves and sustain
stocks by the very efforts they make 70 depress them
1t is reasonable to expect that = few weeks may
make q change Of some kind or other. The news
from Europe especially " looked for with great
anxiety. State securities rather higher to day
hisours in demand Ut advance OF
and the government loan again sold 1929 In bonds
the business transacted moderate In amount all the
Erie bonds are lower As the time approaches for the
default Of this company the bonds which mature next
month, its position becomes unusually interesting. The
only really promising feature in the prospect is the con-
tract which has been concluded for construction OF
the long dock. II is expected that this work will be
finished within ten months. When it Is the freight bust
Of the Erie will all be conducted at Jersey City, TO
the great advantage Of both company and shippers.
Grain will then be taken from the lake vessels aud carried
without soppage or ranshpment TO seagopg ships Thus
Of income will be opened 70 the road. On
hand in its business and its payments that quite
doubtful whether the company survive long enough
to reap the advantage of works. The interest
arge amount OF bonds Is unpaid by the time
the income Of the road increases the accrued interest
will alone eat up more than ordinary profits Of
full road These considerations probably OF
the decline in the bonds New York Central closed higher
oday without much activity. The Western stocks
quiet, but held their ground well. Illinois Central
rather lower Michigan Southern guaranteed nearly
per cent Pacific Mail recovered "a per of yes
terday's decline. The controversy with Vanderbilt
mains in sau qo The coal stocks generally better
The market closed quite firm, the following being the
closing prices:-Missouris, S41 ~ Canton, 20 a "a
Cumberland, 2sX "a; Pacific Mail, 77G a7s New York
Central 7s3S II Erie, l21 10; HUDSON, 32n q;
Harlem, Is Is; Reading 40 u; Michigan Central 6o%
81; Michigan Southern TX 49, Michigan guaranteed,
45I 40; Panama, 1854 ~ Illinois Central, $50 Vi
Galena 6914 q; Cleveland and Toledo, 80 u; Rock
Island, 81 X Y; Milwaukee and Mississippi, IL u; La
Crosse and Milwaukee, / u.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day
s25, 43l $50 "a, and the balances 81, $50 o62 2s
The statement of the Psburg banks for the week end
ing the 2lst inst. was folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

schr Advance tcf Chery6sd leighton, Jacksonville IA
days with yellow pine. 10 7 Gnrhrst
8chr Fdwtn GORDON Newbern, days
f(hr n Plat kmith Newbern. days
Eehr Protector Copk II. Virginia Sdays
echr Enterprise, Cor II Virginia DAVIS
echr Ipdromeda, Rowland. Georgetown De- for >..-.s.
eIoou Two rrothe-s Rose, New Brunswick, NJ nese''
EIoop searp, Petty Bridgeport.
04aaner Wes1chesse1 Chrk Provheoca.
Steamer Petrol, Baker Providence.
BELDW
DyiR " Sawyer. from CArdeDas.
Big Drummond = Both by pf h.., a an us..-.
Ship Finland ns: from .h' <Iss,eS ds,s
BaTk Grand Turk, from Der 80 ~~'e
AlsO, one brig unknown ""A'
,. eAnLED
From 0ua!sp9 s,s sin LIB ,y New Orleans bark Roh
Wind a. merriam N; a. ~ SCI NRw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25


Canadian firm, with sales OF about 100 bbs within
the range of our figures Southern brands in good
Of our figures Rye flour and meal unchanged
Whea-Ihe sales embraced about u 900 bushels includ
log far white Michigan at 81 3d. mixed Western at 81 49,
prime to choice Kentucky white at 81 70 81 49, mixed
Western at 81 40, and unsOund Chicago spring at soc.
The market for less active and sscyant,
with sales OF about $500 bushels including Southern yell
low at &c Sac. dry Jersey no. At &c., white Western
mixed was sold at S5c Soc Rye quiet at $50. &c.
Barley ranged from I6c. 95c Oats steady, with
fair sales At unchanged prices.
CorrRE-The sales embraced about 2 400 bags Of Rio,
in separate OTIS chiefly within the range of Ac. y,
l6O mats Java az l43c, 800 do Iaguayra at l2c IL
ana $50 90. ST. Dompgo at 9Mc
Co1ToN -Ihe ket quiet, waiting later forego
news The sales were confined 10 about 800 400 bales
al unsettled prices.
FRnGH1s-Io Liverpool about 600 bbls rosin were en-
gagged at Is 10d 1l9 bales of tobacco at 2 10 hhds
DO 2Os 40 boxes at Is Cd per box 25 tons seed
at 25s. $50 boxes cheese at 25s To Bfemen 900
boxes extract oewood were taken at PIT There was
nothing new TO London or Glasgow.
FRrIT-Saes OF 800 600 boxes were made including
N. r IS at So 35, and layers at 50 so a 50 49,
HAY-Saes Of 500 600 bales made at roc. a 75c
hors were firm, with sales Of new good to prime at lie
MoIAsss.-The sales embraced about 4sO bbls Ne y
Orleans at 39c. 4Oc, and 80 do Maurtius, crop
SOC.
NAVAL SroREs-Sales Of about 900 bbls. spirits turpen
tine were made at acc. in merchantable order 1900
bbls. common rosn at 81 rs per $40 lbs detered 900
do crude do at So s5 200 bbs Washington at 81 30
as they run, and 800 bbs pure rosn made at s.
81 four months
70c Crude sperm and whale were quiet.
PROVISIONS -Pork-Ihe market 6rmer, with sales
OF about 700 bbis including mess at SIS %, old
at SIT 70; clear do at $50, and prime at $3 rs. BEEF
was in good demand and firm, with sales of about CO.,
bbls, including country prime at Sc rs 81 80 mess
do at IS 50 80, repacked do. at SO SILL and extra
$ll 70 Sl2 % Prime mess inactive at Sl7 $40
Beef hams were firm, with sales Of 100 bbls. at SIT so
Cut meats were steady ut 6c &c for shoulders and
SIC. s1sc. for hams Lard 1rm with about
t5o bbls and tierces at II &c l2c Butter and cheese
were unchanged.
of tierces were roade nj q w
SUGAR.-The sales embraced about 3O5 hnds. including
New Orleans at nc. &c., and new crop moasses at
sc for common, and &C. for common to fair quality.
and in small lots at 81 NC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

BY Il. H. Ludlow.
Property corner Canal and Mulberry $751; 74x100 SO 200
House and lot $50 Hudson ST., 16x62. ....... 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

NOTI'E-TUE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF TUE
~ hoard of 'ognclmep will NO City Hail.
on Mondsy the 2n at r M, u consider the yaIious
papers fore said S1hmee Parties Interested ars invited
" attend P BICKrokD, committee
J. VAN TINE Z on
A. LHNT, } srests.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25

THURSDAY, Feb. A-6P. n.
AsIns.-The market quiet and sales limited, prices
beng without change Of moment
BRRADsTuFrs --flour-The market for common brands
of State and Western armer, with steady business
doing in all descriptions The sales embraced about 5000
hhls cllsinp with the following auOiaiiona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25
CLOTHING. no.


I ADIFS AND GBkTLEMeNS CLOTHING aNTED-
IL Prom " to so paid for ladies' dresses from "a
Tor seneemens pants Also carpes furniture hid govca,
Sr note by post punctuay attended TO by 1874 Seventb
attended 70 by Mrs r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-25


WASH PURCHASERS OF sE9ARS WILL. FIND IT TO
~ their interest to Examine my OF aavaoa do
esc and German seests the prices vary 81 70 $40 per
thousand rders solicited for the manufacture OF choice
brands Of domestic sesars In my own factory
-. CHEEKS, II Broadway.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-10
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN LoNBARDY.

Whatever political disappointments may
have attended the recent pacifcation, Lom
hardy has attained religious freedom by lis
annexation to Sardinia.
The London Daily News Of The 18th in.
slant remarks as follows upon the recent de.
cree q the Sandman Government:
The Governor Of Milan recently ap-
pointed by Victor Emanuel, has issued q
decree declaring that the same liberty Of
conscience and Of religious teaching which
has for many years prevailed in Piedmont is
henceiorth assured 20 the people Of Lombar.
dy. Under the free institutions that exist
10 The hereditary States Of the Sandman
King men have grown accustomed TO think,
speak and print whatever opinions they be.
lisse 70 be true 10 speculative and political
science; what 10 Gar more precious in the
sight Of good men. FAR more permanently
valuable even as means Of national adj.
sshesmsnt aud civilization 10 the sight Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-10

Loso Law -SurTs.-The British House Of
Lords has just gwen decision IN the case
Of the heirs Of Peter Thelluson, which has
been in litigation since 1897. II Is one o.
the most noted will cases % modern fines,
and has led TO statute which enacis that the
power Of devising property for The purpose
Of accumulation should be restrained in gen
eral to twenty.one years after the death Of
the tesiator. If Peter Thellusson's with had.
been strictly carried cut. the property 10 be
divided would have amounted TO about $3.50,
0O0.0 900; but for sixty.one years series Of
Chancery suits were instituted By various
persons who hoped 10 grasp PARTON Of the
immense wealth lying idle aud uuenjoyed be-
fore them. Costs. want nf energy on the
part Of the trustees, and other causes, have
so affected the estate that little, II any more
remains TO be divided than there was al the
time ii the iestator's death.
A London Journal reports that the longest
lawsuit which ever took place 10 England.
or. indeed, in any part Of the world. arose in
q litigated question respecting certain pos
sessions near Wotton.under-Ed Edge. in the
county Of Gloucester. between the heirs ol
Thomas Talbot. viscoant LisIe. on the one
part. and the heirs 81 Lord Berkely on the
other. The suit wss instituted towards the
end Of the reign Of Edward w., and was still
pending IN the reign Of James l.. At which
time compromise took place between the
parties--thns embracing period o. one hun
dred and twenty years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-10
CONDUCT OF THE FRENCH ARMY.

Editorial Correspondence Of the New York Times.l
But in spite Of all these draw
backs, nothing can surpass the admirable
manner in which this great army has been
handled, or the exemplary conduct Of the
soldiers during this whole campaign.
would never have believed il possible that
$50, 900 en,-mere soldiers. trained as a
separate and distinct power in the State,
never held to any very rigid responsibility
to the civil authorities, could be marched
through foreign country, under a burning
sun, and under circumstances OF great dis
comfort, with such an absolute and complete
abstinence from everything like disorder, as
has marked the passage Of this immense force
through Northern Italy. Though have
been constantly, now for several days. in
and about The camp, and have met soldiers
everywhere-in the streets, on the high roads.
in the fields, in CAFES and in private houses.
II have not yet seen or heard Of solitary
instance OF rude conduct, or even of rude
language. on their part. do not believe
that any fire company. or New York volun.
teers, ever went out for single day on a
target excursion, without exhibiting more
+" rowdyism than the whole French army
has shown during the whole Of the Italian
campaign. This is owing partly. presume,
to the natural polteness Of the French cha.
racter,-for it is part OF Frenchman's ma.
ture never to encroach upon the private
rights or to wound the feelings Of others
Much of it is due also to the discipline Of
the army Ito its separate aud isolated mode
Of existence.