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s OU II III s1 IL N AD vaRTIsI SING
AND COLLECTING AGENCY
Having by purchase succeeded of the
ess of orrs Southern Advertising COLLECTING aeucy
Il will be by the undergaed-by aud with the cor
$urrence publishing principals.
A. B. SrRAWBEIDGE L co.
ks-ofhce, ia>s Commercial Place.
New Orleans. December 10 1853. da2 If
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ri F.NYEfs, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL EKGINEER,
M has removed his Office ANTE CIT, where will
attend oesng alh surveying land and win act us G&NE
AGENT ii the parishes of ST. Heena st. Tam
many, Washington aud IIvingslon.
Pree ol Government lands, under the graduation law2
Eui2 iy
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REFRIGERAToRs, ICE BOX Es, ETC., etc.
Rl- Goods PACKED and shipped with the greatest care.
NEAGLE, ~p,,,D. ,,,p,,,,rr,
j. c. CARPENTER NEaNif- IL ehhThRiEh.
New Orleans AnriJ iS5 ap3 Inn
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PAR ". YIG.yIE

Bureau, No 8 Passage de y Arcade de Banks.
r UNDI, l6 de mai, 1859, a midi, ii sera
La verdn enca Y Hotel de IL ore, onmnpe
les Nagasin Camp ore de ihono-
rab Go1r Troiseme District Jadc4re PEtat de
Louisiana dams la paroisse JEFF date du 10
1859 aussi du de Mr. e. s. Dufossat, les
proprie CLAP es dects dais s re des nineurs Allied
ct Theodore sonit Dufossa, a deecuer partage
IeSa hariers-
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carr j. K. DUNCAN DUNCAN. ST.. JAMES.
fSTyKL ENGiNEEEsING-J.k *. DUNCAN It CO.,
"
Civil Engineers Surveyors Architects ami Supernendents
Nos. I3l COMMON street, and
6a2A Iy 241s CARoNDEt.Ef STE EFT,
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SUCCESSION DE RoCH BoNsEIGNEUR TERRAIN
ct Constructions sur In rue Poymnie.
PAR ~. VIGNIE

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN S. DAVID, MRS.
Celeste David and ais vs.. Mrs Yctore Roman ana ais
heirs and propretors Seven very Valuable Lots Of
Ground being formerly Of the nnciatio Market,
and fronting both New and Market Streets
Ruildng Lots Pacaner Chippewa Square of
Ground and Buildings in McDonoghville. Slaves.
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sUCEE SION OF THE LATE II, NJ. sH lFF, SALE ON A
very long credit for without euorses effect par
t among leits three valuable lots Magazine street
with frame house three story brick Fconp-
ouas street threestory brick store North Mare
tnreesaTy brick store OF New Leves
Lafayette three story brick New Levee
street and twosoty brick warehouse Cnmmer
street half square Of ground Gomuoa street los
the Fourth District, bongnyr jeff r7on City, Csfroilton
etc, etc.
BY n. VIGNIE,
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EfS NFAGLE L CARPENTER, EsI
(Successors of the finn of W. 4 g. B. Naage,>
Having iated themselves il parnerhip would inform
the Of the old fr the public generally tas they
will continue keep constantly hand large
stock of
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
AZ OF NEW ORLEANS.

UFFICE-No
Amount of Premiums for the year ending 3is De- -
fronts Tor tile year 9u,uoo u
3lst December, l5sS6 ~
The Trustees have declared liydend of SEVENTY PER
nndin Scrip cash all Scrip issmed excepting
- 1856 and 1857.
Interest and radeamable scps payable cash and after
she 9TH February, 1859.
New Orleans, January 6, 1859. . ..,-
ja6 6n, JAMES H. WuErLER Secretary.
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A w. FASER's LMAD PENCILS, ERpl
AAs 10 cents to SIG per gross
R1y-Sole Agent for the united States,
EBERHARD FABER,
ia William street,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
raR TARsFR IN CONGRRss.

The President, in his Annual Message, informed
Congress that the Revenue was deficient, and must
be increased. To this end be recommended an
augmentation Of the Tariff and the substitution on
certain articles Of Specific for Ad Vaorem Daties.
Before any action was had on these official
recommendations, il was blazoned all over the
country that the Republicans were intriguing to
defeat the Presidents purpose and hold the Tariff
question open 70, political capital in lo60.
The House Committee of Ways and Means
have since deiberated and divided on the
subject. All three of the Opposition Mem
bers placed on that Committee BY the South
Carolina Speaker are earnestly favorable to
giving full effect to the Presidents recon- men.
datious, and 10 that end have united on a
bill. Two or three Of the Middle State Democratic
Menbt re- are also in favor Of doing something in
the direction pointed out BY the President. The
three Southern Democrats alone oppose any sort Of
action in conformity with the Presidents require
ments. 1t is plain that the House is prepared to
vote an ausmt naton of the Tariff, and that seveo-
eiahths Of the Opposition Members will be found
in the majority which gives ,.c. 10 the Presidents
convictions
Hereupon, caucus Of the Democratic Senators
was called. 1t was held on Saturday. New-Yorh,
with her Three and Halt Millions Of People and
immense Trade and Industry, had no voice in that
caucus; Pennsylvania, with her Three Millions of
People, had q sinele voice there, which was only
heard to be overborne. New-Ensland had single
voice there. through one whom his own State has
emphaticany repudiated. Ohio Nichisan. Iowa.
the same. In that caucus, the slave breeding in
terest was omnipctent. Louisiana, Mississippi Del
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

aimed at Adopted Citizens, aud is intended TO de-
pr,ye the q of the Right Of Safesge. Nj Spencer
rurs bis head into this open trap by prcyidios to"
an adopted citizen who pre.ents himself for res"-
tration shall e. 1hibit hs certificate Of na'ursizs
ton. viii h shall then snd there be stamp-d with
the wear and the plumber of the district (Who is
10 preside stamps for our hundreds of pity towns
which have each their one or two ua'uriiIzed
yotersi) Now, this provision Is not wofta
rush for the purpose of the 6lI, ou'
it vii be worth q mint for rs enc
mics Just think If Robert Emmet, Charles
O'Copor or the Rev. DR.. MURRAY presenting
himself for registration, ard being told thar
be uust 90 home ard bring bis certificate ii natd-
Iallzation 10 be stamped, &c The thing woult
be intensely ridiculous if 1t were not Internally
miscbieyoIs. The residue Of the section proceeds
to pulbfy the aist of the reqnrs ment OF the cer'
tfcste, ard substitute for IT los OF eAacrons
ven more prtposterous ard insul,icg. We will
not doubt that the Legislature will strike out
every word which makes needless distinction
between natpralized and other voters Nobody is
gopc to subject him.elf to the penalties OF Section
g Of Mr.. Spencers bill BY cau'ing his naue to.oe
registered illegally. To rotc under au assumed
name, during the hurry y-butly of an election, aud
clear out. is scarcely hazardous; il the voter be
in,grifcant and unknown, be viii not be detected
three times in thousand. But, putting false
name and resid.rce on registry to be e'olly can
yas.ed and scrutinized for week. before the pend
ing el. c,ion, is a horse of another color; aud no
ore who prefers toe out to the inside Of State
Prison will think Of it.
We suspect that Mr.. Spencer's Sec. 10 Will
hardly answer. "All laws Inconsistent With this
act" it would scarcely do 10 repeal; though those
p,orisions of law which confl,t with il mSy prop
erly be superseded by he new epscttoent
We do not doubt the intent of the Judiciary
Committee to make the bull at once effective and
unobje ctionable but we are sure they cannot have
cor sdeIed carefully some Of the provisions they
have reported Oar anxiety that the Registry
Law may be not only right throughout, but unex-
DO, ed to hostile clamor, must excuse the freedom
Of our criticism.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
TIE REGISTRY BILL.

Among the duties most clearly derolyed upon our
present Legislature is that Of providing for Regis
tration Of the Legal Voters Of our State in taeir
several Election Districts TO render il morally
certain htnceforth that each legal voter can
ust vote once where he is emitted to vote
AID nowhere else at any time. Such Regis
tra,ion is demanded by urgent eonsders
tioDs of honesty, justice ard public good.
To deDy o legal voter his right Of suffrage is
justly deemed grave Ofense; yet that right is as
completely subverted when Illegal vote is polIed
ia opposition to the legal voters when his ballot
is rejected or destroyed by the inspectors. That
llfgal votes polled-nOt BY dozens but by thou
ssrds-is notorious. The vote received in this city
BY Polk, BY Pierce, BY Buchanan, was largely
swelled BY frsud-all intelligent men familiar with
our politics know this. So Was Mayor Woods at the
two last elections when he was . candidate; 20
was that Of Kelly & Co. last Fall. We do not
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
WAR AND GLORY.

Many of cur public men and private men look
upon Cuba and its 500, 900 ebony chattss with tho
same longing eye that the crew of baccsueer used
to look upon Sp,nisb galIeon laden with insots
and gems. Cubast, alDg begins to rage in tho
capitol a. Washington. As the philosophers stouo
TUNED everything it touched to gold, 90 Congress
turns every subject it touches to gas. Colonel
LsurtDce Msrcellus Keitt--these loquacious fill
busters are all CooDtls, at least-proposes TO de-
clare war upoa Spain and take the Gem OF the Al
TILES at once. His high souled chivalry will not
s,oop to buy it That be huckstering styo
o. acquisition, ft only for Yankee merchants and
manufacturers. SO, be proposes to capture it, like
sn ancient crusader; or rather, to steal it, like tho
modern Captain Kidd Colonel Keitt says bic
voice is still for wsr Samuel Scipio CoX-he
being for general assault upon Cubs, Central
America and all Europe, must be Brigader-s
OF like mind with his gallant ally from the Palmetto
region. Gsnerai Cox declares that " manifest des.
"tiny," Democratic expansion" and the Amer
can Eagle all de- mand toe immee late acquisition Of
Cuba. Brave man that no is, be prefers capturing
it on tho field Of Mars to purchasing it in market
o'tft Va bho tpos VI hche-A n'S~T
y bat names lie for war.
Now, to men who don't know Cox and Keite
their proposal to fight half Of Europe and ccss'1'
erable share Of America, at one aud the same time,
may beget suspicion that they are rash youas
men. Far from it. Ii il bu. the natural 0utsuss
OF their tried bravery. They are men Of uniqos
vslor Both have illustrated their peculiar stye Oh
courage on the floor Of tho present Congress-
Kett, for Dstsnce, in bis battle with Gr,w, when.
borg ere the contest was over, be was DISCOVERIES
on sofa in remote part of the field, looking Ike
a dispirited rooster who had been somewhss
whipped ard coed deal scared. and felt no desire
to 90 in" and renew the fight. And Cox, wheA
ss Hsskin fsyed him and Campbell wastes
him, for his Lecompton treachery, WINGED sna
whined ard whimpered like scourged spaniel,
pitisble object to all bebolders. Yes, We mustfAe
Cub,. Cox must attack Sp.in and take the isIsnd'
while Keiit keeps England and France ssby-s'
basing shown an aptitude for that line Of wsn'"
in the Brooks and Sumner af,ir
In all seriou-ress, if taese two young s0nS
could only see themselves ss others see fhem' 10"
would stite their filhbuster Aag haul 10 Iaei' "As
carr. AID stop making as.e. Of themselves
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

BosroS, Jan. 20, 1859.
Letters received here from Jeseu.ie, dated the l2h
irs Say ths Emperor has been compelled to to
.Paoe With the rest Of bis troops, and it is
thoseAt that he VII soon sbdicats. TIE soldiers of
Jersmis have marched up to Port-sa-Pnnca The
people Of Jsemie and the adjoining COUNTRY are
ssoassd, but will remain here. Ire Empress ha, ad
vissd ths Emperor to abdicste in reply he tarsstsned
to seoot her, but was prevented from doing so by
several of his eenerals "Hs is in bsd FIX ba, the
lack Of military kncwledge and discipline Of the Hay
ten people may possibly save him.
A lestss nom a0nsves says that the Republicans, If
they succeed will reopen to the ports viii ,h
have bsss clossd fOe number Of years, and Sl prob
bly, revoke tie odious monopoly law.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Prof Wm G. Bond Director Of the AstrOnoml-
cal Observatory at Harvard College, died on S4tur-
dsy nebt. Mr. b. was a native of Maine, and
about seventy years of age. In 1915, the College
sent bin to Europe to collect information with re-
gard to Obseryatores and instruments and 10 1-D
he was called to the charge of the Observatory at
Cambridge. He was at this time employed by the
Utited States Government to conduct the astro-
nomical and meteorological observations in the
Wilkes Exploring Expedition. Prof. Bond is the
inventor of a plan for recording electro magnetic
observations, known as the American method.
His latest labors were the taking Of Photographic
views OF maps of the stars, by means Of a camera
attached to the great telescope at Harvard.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Is IL reasonable tb.t the sorsly taxed inhss'Nas
of our Ci,y should pay $4,000 per aanam :" :.
Sheriff, iu addition to the $4,000 or 80 ta.s
leves in the shape Of costs on our citi1eos'
Why should not our present Legislature eu' -
The emoluueuts of that more than princely o.
Wbv should our County Clerk receive $3o,""r'
apnuuo for bis ser,icesi Why should our CorPosS.
Counsel coat us over $IO,O 900! Why give oar cs~
Of the Fire Department even $5,oooi deones
Of the Legislature. in behalf Of tsx-r'deen \,
munity, we ert,est you to cut down these sS'''
ta,t pickinss-cut them down decidedly
promptly. So with the Health odlcer. We -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

The letter of our correspondent at Buenos
AyIes, in another column, gives an interesting &C.
count of the warllke preparations made in Paraguay
for the reception of Mr.. Buchspan's famous eh-
peditiop. Our correspondent thinks thst Dir.
Bowlin will End il difficult TO enter upon the pe-
gctistions With the offer of which be is 70 precade
the warlike demonstrations of the feet, and that
Lopez will in.i.t on taking the warlise alterna-
tive. At any rate, whether it is war OF peace,
there can be little doubt that this expedition to
Par,eus is one Of the most needless and foolish
enterprises which the Administration has uodee-
taken. and that is saying great deal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

Sepesdsnoe qcws Gnardtax givss an account Of the
desxuctioa Of seven head Of casile from eating the
efuse CtDese spgar .oAte, afer it had been COM
pressed IN the mill The outer coating Of the stalks is
yerv vii eous character; when thus broken up and
tskss into the stomach il operstes like broken glass;
euttipr ard in some penetrating entirely through
the coats Of tia. organ producing violent insamms
ton. post nortem era ninator 10 tois ease revealed
should be made known 10 every farmer, as may be
the means q prsvertng soi0Gs destruction Of their
sfnck
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

We give this ng the speech Of the Spanish
Minister Of State, Don Calderon Coantes, on the
Pre.deDt's Message, in the Upper House Of the
Cortes. The occasion Was q resolution signed by
the leaders of the Opposition, rendering the entire
support Of the Senate TO the Government as far as
il might be needed in view Of the Presidents Mes.
sage. The Minister details the relations of the
two Governments, which, he says, are most amica-
be explains the claims of our Government for re-
payment Of duties levied at Havans in lo5i, the
settlement Of which he had suppo,ed perfectly
satisfactory to our Government until be read the
Metssee, bnd declares that the Captain General
of Cuba cannot be vested with the powers which
the President asbs m'y be given him. since they
are the preroeative Of sovereignty. He says that
no proposition has been made to tne present Minis
try for the acquisition Of Cuba, ard he does not be-
lieve that sny will be made at any rate he viii
listen to none.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
PROM RAYTI.

A private letter Of jar. 10, from Potsu-Prinoe,
received via s.. Thomas and Havana says the EN-
peror Sculouqce hsd been defeated BY Gen. Jerard'
and tie Imperial troops were running back upon the
city. Soulousue himself was expected every moment,
ard was ssd tsst Jsfrard was only a few leagues
in his rcsr The writer thiuks the contest was nearly
ended, sod that IN dsy or two the Republic wont
be In fel force. At the time Of writing guos were
being fired within hearing Of the captl supposed TO
te salute in heeer of Jefftard.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

News from Hsyti says that the ebony Emperor
is in tight place, though the lack of military skil
On the part Of his enemies m,y save hin. His
spouse recommended bin to resign, whereuPon he
vssntly attempted to shoot her.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

In the SENATE, on Saturday, Mr.. Gwia tried to
get a reconsideration of the vote BY which the
Pacific Railroad bill was killed, but his motion was
postponed until Monday. Affairs of the District
of Columbia occupied nearly all of tse session.
In the House, private bills were the order OF
the day. Mr.. Houston asked leave TO bring In
bill authorizing l)an of $l5,000,OO Leave
vas al,o asked to report bill so revising the
Tariff as to make the revenue adequate to the ex-
penses of the Government, economically admin
istered and discriminating in favor of American
products, and substituting specific for ad vsorem
duties. In both instances objections were made.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

We rejoice to perceive that the Committee on
Elections Of the House has decided that Bird B.
Chapman lie the true Delegate elect from Nebraska,
instead of Fenner Ferguson, who has hitherto
held the seat. The sitting Delegats and contestant
ale both Democrats, so that the question is not
complicated by politics; but the evidence that Judge
Fergusons return was effected by multiple and
illegal yotipg is overwhelming. The decision of
the Committee has been STAYED off by the sitting
Delegate or allegations that be had evidence
yet to be produced, so that Mr.. Chapman has been
Kept out of the seat, and Judge Ferguson has pock-
eted the pay a'most to the close of the term. May
We not hope that justice in the premises cannot
much lorger be delayed
Every return TO Congress or el'ewhere BY fraud
ult voting should be promptly as well as sterny
rebuked Hitherto It has been quite an object TO
get returned any how aid hold on as long as pos
sible. There should be a remedy for this.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

The Messsge Of Gov. Cumming Of Utah is given
ip another column. 1t il brief and interesting.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

r., ,o.c. can b. ,aben Communostoua "has
iprp ded Insertion NUT BE- suthsutc::sf D, the
se and .odre, OF the uritcrnot necessrhy Tor pnhA
tor. but - guaranty for his good faith
w. esnuo, undertake return rejected communies.oul
letters FIR Oce should In sr Be
sddressed 70 HORACE GRkELEY l. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
TBY TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1889,


yss Fourth edition Ia now resdy, and ooItsns:
As-,ouoxclL CALCULATIONS AND CALENDARS for the year
1859.
eevraxsrrr or TIE UsIIEp sTATEs-Erecutivs snd 'o'
HsiAL
LtsY or Tss ssssrRs o. THE UNITED STATES sEsA1h'
politically classified
Id,- or 1aI MsybIas on THE HousE or RIrREsSsTA-
vI-Es, poll 5osiy classified
APoLIrIcALLv CLASSIFIED LIsr on THr XXxVirh Con-
saEss o. far - yet chosen.
AerxTcH or TIE TRouBifs IN UTB
A.s,nAcr or TIE LAWS PAss1p TaE LAST ssssios oy
CoEeRssA
0ov.ssnGxrs or ErRopg-acLisG SovsREIGN DC.
How THEY Elect BoeUs U. 9. SrsAroas IN INDIANA.
ELxcrIoS RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES HOLDING oes
skAL ELECTIONS 1884, carefully compiled and compared VITA
scs,usr elections expressly for TaE TRisUSs ALMANAC.
ELsorIos RErUREs OF STATE or NEw-fokK bf
Rowksafps AKD WAsos
LIST or s7ATEs. CAPITALS, GOVERNORS TINES OF Lsci'
lArfyE NEsrIses HOLDING OF EtEcrioss Gc win otaer
uatter Of general ard permanent interest
Pros (postsse prepaid single copies, IS cents American
scin Twelve copies, 81; One Hundred copies %
Msert BY E.prsa, s7 per 100; Is copies for 81
Crse accompanied with the cash. respectfully solicited
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

BADLY ScALDED-UNABLE TO SEE OR EAT
Cured by the MAGNETIC syE. Child OF Martha Losey Norh
tapse N j. For by DR.. s. b. SnI1H no SZ< Osna 81
..r CiaScb ard by Drussists Also by g. WELLS Co.,
No f,sk krauA Alips
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
New9lerk Daily @ibn,ts
no cop copprspOsDEHTs

MONDAY. JANUARY 81, 1859.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

LLLIE's CHILLED IRos
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
BANK VAULT Doors and FRAMES,
secured BY the
I..p,oxro ConefsArtos BURGLanPsoof Lock,
- se enlv safes complete feproof
cslf. ,frk perfect protection from bga'L fuh ssof'-
.etl oeustsbtly ON hand and for ssle by Nv
1AIsBASKs Il Co, agents. No. lss Broadway, N. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

We repeat that 10 81 the less popDlous tDwnstpsthe
whole business msy be efectaaly done up between
10 a. III. and p. Of the day which the act shall
FIX for tie first meeting Of tce Board of Registrs-
ticn; and that simple notice Of tbe time and place
Of such meeting posted for week previous on the
doors of the several churches and school houses 10
said township is all that is NEEDED. Thus, TIE
Registry VIII be made up IN the sma'!sr
towns at cost Of legs than SO;
snd the subsequent meeting, on sday which the
law should fix, 10 review and revi.e the list, would
be foImality merely. There is not one in ten Of
the small towns in which there need be half
Dozen names TO add to or subtract from the Regis
trJ after that first meeting. In the larger towns,
i. may be necessary TO SIT in the several Eiec ion
D,tdco; but one day to each district with
clever clerk TO pu. the names down and arrange
them in alphabetical order will prove sufficient.
But under Mr.. Slencers bill q Board may sit
dawdlirg for 4 week, and score up bill Of $50 TO
SIOO for its services in registering hundred and
fifty voters. The Buchanan Office holders will put
this money in their pockets and charge it to the
account of Black Republican prodigalty aud
"plunder." We think the law should prescribe
that the whole cost Of registering the legal voters
in iowrsbip or city shall not exceed ten cents
per voter; and, if there be any excess charged, it
must be deducted from the comper sstlon of the
ASSESSORS who have control Of the entire proceed
ipgs.
So with regard to publication There is no need
OF printing the registry LIST a. all either before
after its nal revision; but the Ax sbOuld stpulate
that any voter Of the township shall be entitled TO
make copy, and to print the same if he sees 6t.
TIE vigilance Of the rival parties will take care Of
til, natter, provided the list be made up and rem
dered accessible. But if q list is to be o6eially
advertised in newspaper, it should be so printed
but ce, and on the same terms that lists Of let
ter, are nov advertised BY law.
One Of the predestinsd weapons Of the enemies
OF Registration is the cry that this act is specially