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4 THE PARIS GATAeeMBS.--ln accordance with an
nual CUSTOM some engineers of the municipality
recently visited the cataeombs, which extend TO
considerable distance beneath Paris on the LETT
bank Of the river. The object Of the visit was u
ascertain whether the arches, pillars ETC., which
support the roof remain perfectly solid. The en-
cineers were accompanied by some gentlemen and
ladies; and it is only on the occasion OF these an
nua inspections that the cataeombs can be visited
was formerly the octroi-ofice of the Barrier d En-
fer. 1t is closed by thick door, and the cata-
combs are reached by longs narrow staircase,
descending about seventy feet. A manat the door
counts the persons who enter, and gives each a
lighted candle, which he is required constantly to
carry. At the bottom of the staircase Is q long
narrow gallery, the sides and roof of which are
supported by masonry. The gallery in which only
| two persons walk abreast, leads to spacious
| vault beneath the Plains de Mont Souris in which
4 vault are collected the bones formerly removed
| from the old cemeteries of Paris. Near the en-
4 trance to the vault is this inscriptions Nsnsutel
| ms dur 1naines des aaortes.t About twenty min.
i ntes are occupied in reaching this spot, and u
generally remarked that the visitors influenced py
the strangeness of the situation and by the pecn,
"A liar odor which prevails, soon become serious and
4 silent. In the vault the bones are piled up IKE
wood in timber yard-and galleries are formed
IN them for visitors to pass along. me pohes are
arranged in a regular order to the hight OF Blk
feet the larger bones being outside and the skuils
) beinr placed on the top. Here and there are IN
homes were brought, and also scraps OF verse from
different poets. There is one enormous heap 9
homes which has not yet been classified. 1t is cal
culated that no fewer than 900, 900 persons mus
have been inferred in the cemeteries from whic
the bones were removed.
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SPECULATION AND ManrrnDox. the washing.

SPECULATION AND MaRryRDox.--The Washing
ton Star says:
Mr. Hyatt, committed by the United States Sem
ate to the Jail Of the District of Golumbis. oceu-
pies large room in the southeast corner q the
Jail, formerly occupied by Major French, the Al
apply for a writ Of habeas corpus, which will
bring the case before the Supreme Court II tae
Court sustains the Senate, Hyatt cannot escape
imprisonment otherwise than By purging himself
by testifying unless the Senate release hna. Inc
whole thing amounts to this Hyatt . nlanufae.
turer Of some sort of sidewalk dead lights, ana
hopes by the notoriety gained in this case 70 au-
| yertise his wares. $50 g,.5 ~ $3.50
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The CoNyEsrIoN QUESTION:. A Washington dis
patch Of the 10th, to the Charleston Courier,
says:
The excitement growing ont Of the reported
high rates Intended to be charged IN Charleston
for the term Of the Convention, has reached
great heat, and it is considered probable that the
Central Democratic Committee will be compelled
to consider the matter.
Deputations for the citizens and residents 81
Richmond, Va have been here, urging the claims
of that city, offering oil accommodations. Active
representatives of the claims Of Baltimore hare
also been here, and some are now here, promising,
viii be charged The feeling OF tile people here Is
strongly in favor Of Baltimore. rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

BLOODY FAMILY FEup.-The Mt. Sterling (ky.)
Wing gives the following account of 9 bloody
ARRAY which took place orsthe 10th inst: 's
A most horrible rencounter took place in Powell
county, on Saturday last. on the land of Harvey
Hall, some eight miles from Stanton between Hall
and his sons and Hezekah Bowen and five of his
sons. The difficulty grew out of an old lawsuit
between the parties, concerning certain division
| fence between them. On the day named, the par
| ties met on Halls land, when commenced one of
the boodiest fights that ever came of in our State.
| 1t lasted for some time, all the parties being en-
gagged in it, and promiscuously using guns. knives,
| etc. Bowen's party had the advantage of prepa-
ration and strength Of number, and therefore done
the most damage. Henry Hall, son Of Harvey, q
young man some 10 years Of age, was killed on the
spot by the stabs and thursts of a knife in the
hands Of one Of the Bowens. Old man Hall was
stabbed in the throat, the knife entering the jaw
and producing wound from WHICH he is now lying
| in a critical condition He is otherwise wounded
| with gun. Marcus Hall, another son of Harvey
| Hall, was severely stabbed in the back which will
severely cripple him for long time, if he receivers
at all. Old man Bowen was reported to be severely
| wounded. This can hardly be true, for the reason
that the family did not, SO far could be ascer
| tanned in Stanton, send for doctor. Had any 0
| that party been more than slightly wounded the.
| would, of course, have called in medical aid
| This is the second bloody rencounter that ha
| occurred among our Powell ncighhors in the las
1 few=Weeks. '5=#=z5=4=z=5- $500
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RESorSelxa MAsosIc oATHs 70 GAIN rt,E "a =,
oRAMENT.--0f Mr.. Lanegan, who recently sils ~. =
East Cambridge, Massachusetts, from the enects 81 y
wounds caused by the explosion ol cum an,,t eae
Boston journal says He sent for Father s saera
Of Gharestown, who administered 70 ~, ceramonv
hn s Mr. Lanergan renowned the oaths which
bonad him to the Masonic Order, as under no o.aer
circumstances would the priest receive ms comes
i :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

pEsfERATE AND FATAL ARRAY The St. Louis
Republican publishes the following letter from JEFF
ferson City, Mo-, dated Marchl7:
This afternoon, jefferson City was the scene or
one of the most bloody renconters that has essr
been chronicled. In the afternoon Mr.. JAMES
Hughes, deputy warden OF the prison. and Mr.. Do
zier, who was formerly guard, had q personal
difficulty on the street. in the course of which Mr.
Hughes threw rock and the other discharged
pistol of small size at each other. Both imHnedi,
ately came together, and regular rough and tunI-
BILE fight ensued until they were separated. The
friends Of the parties took them away but in about
two hours afterwards they met upon the street and
opened upon each other with reyolyers firing some
eight or ten shots in firing retreated in Wag.
ners beer saloon; the other followed, and several
shots were fred in there. Dozier came out on the
street, and the superstition by many was That he
was not hurt, but he walked a few steps and fell
Both men died in less than five minutes after the
ARRAY. There was an old grudge between them,
and It is stated npop the street that politics to
certain extent has been mixed up in u. An hives
tigation, however, will develop the Whole affair.
Both leave families. Great excitement exists here,
and the end is probably not yet In the melee in
side Of the saloon Do2ier was stabbed, and thia
was the cause of his death.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

lsm II Milwaukee was completely stripped Of
~; ivy lighter contents by the wind The gale tore in
~ the front door, burst the windows in the wall
opposte, and swept the Office clean OF its bank
bills and papers, which were scattered about the
Streets Several hundred dollars in bills and many
valuable papers were lost.
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sHERIFF'S SALES.

FoUHIg pfsrE!cr coua1 }P THoRoggHgooD e a. g. vs..
Rg VI VT lssis IA II i
~ of sie rendered aseh E 10 me d,feefsd 81 he
above entitled matter si arss & Az. s~ vr, u ne
the premises hereinafter dessgaaed en- MSDAY de- n
aay q A ssd @ Il ciee acssun ii s cred
The balance unseid q tie esntens &C. IL reaaan d.
vac r. ~ asexe stee scosd and third story between
per inventory file. s3ss n s 'sst NV
Also the ncxpsred q Lease Of the said pe,ai. No
num- payable III monthly iuaens II s.o ~ VI M III sa a.
and every month II advance with psege renewing fos enc
Surrendered BY said insolvent 10 his eFedisors
TERMS-Th being The second and last auetses Tie above
and last bidder whatever will bring al twelve mos
credit lie purchaser furnishing bond with good ana solvent
rent falls dne and the balance Of the price adjudication
II any IN ond payabe az twelve months credit rs aforesaid
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
quArarExE coya pe DisrslcT 1P THoRouGHGooD; =. q
de Nou'slle=orieans No II ~ chEANcibss
LIN vERTU d,un orfire de vente rendu l.
IRENE e Sea s &C. @ e &c ms Nsmsss p S Dana
cidessus je poeedsrai lie LUNpI dayri 0 l0 heure
A. NJ Iiex apes dignes IL compile des cri
La balance nyendue du fond etc. dina restaurant stHs
No. 40 des Maeazins denxee ct troeme sages. entr
les Natchez Gravc dams lie premier district de eet
AUST do bell DIES ds lieux exprant e 81
suelement premier dc caaue mois, c. avanee
dit bail
Abandonnes par rinsoIvable ses crsaneiers. .
CONDITIOEECette ete Giant Ia secoHde ct dernere
des propriates Reimbursement sdugses au plus oan
de credit racqudrear fouman bon obligation, ave
caution bonnie soyabe, conformsment b oi acqnsrer
au bail pera lie loyeF schance la balance dn PR
DISQUALIFICATION sill await, lind payable douxe mo-
de credit, aIns gull est dit ci.dessus
MI q 80 81 e. Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrlsans.
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An old Clergyman, ono Sunday at the close OF
the sermon, gave notice to the congregation taa.'
mission to the heathens One Of the deaeons IN
great agitation. claimed my dear BIZ, you
have never told Us one word Of this before. What
shall we dnfn .Oh. brother said the parson, II
don't expect to 60 out Of town..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
QuATarExE Coua De DISTRICT 1P THoRoUGHGooD b. d
de Ia Nouyclle- Orleans CT. vs. SIS CREASCIERS

FrrR DIsrarcr couHr3 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
Of New Orleans. SMATHILDA PHILLIPS-No. g2fs
RY VIRTUE of an alias plurIes writ OF ficrf
- acias directed by the Honorable the Fifth District
Of Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction the City Hotel Common be-
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY, the 9th day
Of April, 1860 ut IL O'Clock NJ x ~
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all -.
the buildings and improvements thereon situated in the I
First District Of this city in the square No 49, bounded LIZ
GTayer Dryades Perdida and Rampant streets. measuring
thirty feet front Dryases by ninety five feet In dep
Seized in the above suit. = i, 49, T. ss44a
TERMS-Cash gu tie spot. w
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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Tas "a FaEE LABOR paRrY. ~ The Abolition
Journals have great deal to say about petng h sae
auNueesSs .t,rers are threatening workmen
,sTSe oss of employment i they vote the Demo
e @ Ticket Tho Hartford Times ss.
Allen Hammond Of ROsksi ae, na ~ @aSs go
. ..9n sha have work IN his MILL This i free
,ahar I. with vengeance. New Haven News.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

The National fntellig enoer says that unpreludeed
and competent critics have pronounced the new
statue Of Washington model work o. ar1, ana one
that viii add much 10 the reputation Of the arssts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22

PRorosEB NIsTT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES
The Toronto Colonst, speaking Of the expected
arrival upon Canadian soil of Prince Royal, says:
Among other modes of celebrating the expected
visit Of his Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales, we
ventured to urge some weeks ago the propriety of
holding grand exhibition Of Canadian manufac-
lures and raw materials at Montreal, on the occa-
sion of the opening Of the Victoria Bridge. Since
then we are glad to learn that active steps have
been taken to promote the accomplishment Of this
great design. The Government, 1t is understood,
have agreed to propose grant Of $4,000 in the
estimates toward this object, and measures have
been taken by the Board of Arts and Manufactures
for Lower Canada to obtain the cooperation OF
other similar bodies. We may add that two gen
tlemen connected with that Board were in Toronto
a few days ago, to arrange the preliminaries of Q
conference between the Boards of Upper Canada
and Lower Canada; and we believe there is no
doubt that any propositions which may be made to
the Upper Canadian Board will be favorably enter
tanned ISL, -ss,. ,s,s&-,..s5= II az.
The Prince will leave England for Canada at the
latter end of May or beginning Of June. Instruc-
tons will be sent out to the authorities to make the
necessary arrangements. The names of the suite
that will attend the young Prince and the details
of his VISIT have not yet been settled though it is
| said that the Renown, ninety one gun vessel has
been fixed upon for conveying him to America.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT s. cos CATALOGUE or GEEuiE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer 10 supply
Druggists and Deaer nv Propetors lowest Wholesale prices
Eetv Dries 4
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A WIS AUX CONTRIBUABLES.-LE soussI-
n gne Collector dc dEa nohe par lie present avs
pesonnes deyant des taxes Eta 1883 ct eees
pour de 1850 dams 10 Premier District de cette ve de
les sudites taxes dams lie temps present. oi sous pe'ne
Henres de bureau de 8 A. M.a3P. NJ.
TH0S. ASKEW,
MID 1)t Colleceur Premier District.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


sresfgH s Ssss sSgsssErpF n Fl
I e.d l. l asssy Sysn to as
show within ton ass frem tle prevent I a
by @ q his sse should not be
~ '''is' s9 L. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk
cosH DS Sc ps
Wis est par le, present donnie aux cream
s s s q e &c eS d & eqsa s az
ss gase Ss e s B9s T. e s
e ssa pon apSouss hoosas e fonds es
mains rspartis coniorInement ~ dit compile.
MI af:o +. MIcHor Dsputs Grehaer.
srcosp pls1asr counr, succEssIoN Or WILLIAM
WHEREAs edmund hhaoa has petl-.
toned ne Cont for Letters Of Guraorsp on the VACANT
Notice hereby given % ali whom may show
withntn days why the of the said petitioner
BY order Of Che Court.
CSgE q De MILAN
sTlt N. Rs Dc
cnratee = succession saeante de feu William Hirseh de
Avis present donns que celia psa con on
MO II % -, E. McHoT Depu,s Grefaer::
saoess p o'sas. succEssIos WRIGHT
given shs sEea.sosss e
show cause within from liz present h noeao
they hays why The by as he
funds distributed IL accordance herewith.
| E. NICHoT, Deputy Clerk
Gsgs Ps De ISL P
A Wis sst parI ie present donne aMx cream cream.
que celia peut concener dsdaire sons dix dater
L. psss a sss Fl ns poar srs pn
homoogn les fonds entire mains repFts eoo
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cIsaulEaE couH DIsrEicr 1I.A VILE DE LA NILE
de Ia souyele Orleans pkeANs p MaIH W
I'm yERTU dun alias pluries writ de fieri
II facias moi adresse par Honorable Cnqueme Cour de
District de In Nouyelle Orleans dams iafairc eidess pro-
csderai 10 yENDfEDI. % diavrii 1850, midi, Hoet de
re Commune les du Camp Maya
sins, a la yente pnbliaue adjudication de-
UN TERRAIN sitae dams lie Premier District de cete Willie
iet No a69 borne par les rayer Dryae Perdi6
des Renpars nesuai trente peds de face Ia
sur 1uatrevingt- qunAe pieds de profendeu-
Ensemble les batisses authorizations qi sy
trouvent. zE7'Aai SO 'l3t ~ III
LIE tout saisi dams fafare ci-dessns. sss -
CONDITIoNS-Cempt.n moricnt de Identification.
Il. T. PARKER,
mig q ans Is % Shtrif de La Paroissc d,oFleans.
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Nsh OrIsans 4aiIg Crsstsllt.
LATEST NEWS INTELLIGENCE By THE MAILS.
Louisiana Intelligence.


TIE Lake Providence Herald Of Saturday last
has the following So
A little boy named George. aged about four
years the SON of Mr., Geo. G. Wilson, Of this par
ish was drowned in the lake. In front Of bis father
house, on last Thursday forenoon. he had been
playing with one of the little negro children, by
whom the first intimation of his being drowned was
given. The negro child was too young to be able
to give any particulars Of the melancholy occur
renee. The Body Of little George was found, not
long after the occurrence, floating on the surface
| q tho water Every effort was made BY DR..
honghton, who happened to be at Mr.. Wilson's at
the time, to resuscitate the body but in vain; the
| vital spark had left it forever.
The Houma Ceres of Saturday says:
i The weather this week up to Friday morning
Was unusualiy pleasant dry, sunny and rather cold
but on Friday we had rain and the weather con,
tinues gloomy and rainy. This rain viii be Of IN.
| finite advantage in bringing forth the canes from
the injured stubbles and the miserable seed canes
OF this year. Every planter has lost at least a
third Of his seed, and many Of them as much as
1 half OF it.
The North Louisiana Baptist Of the 18th says:
During the past week we have had very little
RAIN 80 that the roads are getting pretty firm. On
I! Friday and Saturday there was frost, but no dam
age done. Vegetation il advancing, and the wealth
err admirable for planters, inclining to dry and
frost 58g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
ct CouRr C. RosELIUs, Receiver, vs.. FIVE
PIECES OF LANDED PROPER
leans. TY, Owners thereof unknown
-. No 1850.

Of New Orleans " Y ,s oSssrs thereof unknown
DY VIRTUE of n writ of seizure ana sale
I'D by the Honorable the Third District court
Of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed to
sell at public auction City Hotel Comnen street between
Camp and Magazine streets, SATURDAY, April H. 1860
|. ONE SQUARE OF GROUND. No. 4os, bounded by
Alexander Mnrat Bienville and Cusomhonse streets
q ONE SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 42i, bounded by
Nurat Olympia, Customhonse Canal streets.
s. ONE IRREGULAR SQUARE OF GROUND, No. 2s6,
handed bv St John ST. Peter streets and by
line running Peter Toulouse street.
from property belonging heretofore TO Norbert Nie
Esq. g.. - -
Said ground three hundred and feet more Or
John hundred and MY leet more or
less Toulouse street, and hundred feet more or less
front Peter street ax..xx., a, 49,
bounded by Patrick Bernadote Toulouse and 81 Peter
streets Lot No. forming the corner Of St Patrick and
St. Peter Streets hayng thirty feet front on ~ Peter street
feet six inches on St. Patrick
and Three having each Thirty fee. front On If Peter
tween parallel lines. Lots Nos Thirieen Fourteen Fifteen
and Twenty having thirty feet front street
y one hundred twenty feet six inches in aept between NJ
| Patrick and Beraadotte streets =,
According 10 the plan Section No. now deposited in thu
| office Of said Receiver. 2t4=a 34zs tzz58 s8
| Seized in the above suit.
| TERMS-Cash sn the spot.
| MIA % IN MI II Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-22
). Loss OFF TEETH-pr. J, YVES

syRy,sM=a Loss OF TEETH-Dr. j. WEST,
ii2 ST. Charles street, continues to slpnly the
fYH3ss5z5S LOSS OF TEETH without wires Or springs
1l1Il1uponh his principle of self adhesion. This
method procured him universal appreciation
mended being he most nsenou system Of supplying ART
perfect ana mascaon and perfect natural
appearance defy detection by the closest
improvements Those interested will find these to be
entirely and scrnpnlousy correct Dr. w returns his sscee
practice they have favored him with the last
fronl Lafayette Sannfe.4 ~ SEQ Y
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A HIr BETWEEN THE EyEs.-A German citizen
OF Massachusetts makes the receipt of q Republi4
can speech, under the frank of the Hon. B. +. Jun
kin, Of Pennsylvania the occasion for few peril
nent remarks in letter to that gentleman ON the
hypocrisy of the Republican leaders. and the dele
FERROUS effects Of the doctrines and teachings Of the
Republican party on the business interests Of the
State. and the peace Of the country. He con-
cludes in this wise:
A reaction has already set in; the masses Of the
people begin to consider their own affairs little
In Natck, the home of Senator Wilson, five or six
hundred men are marching through the streets,
carrying banners with inscriptions-of what I
" Free Kansas, No more Slave States, 2 I" Free
Soil for Free Menu No, sir. 4 Bread for our
Wives and Children'' is the motto paraded before
Mr.. Wilson'S windows. The speech which he has
sent on here in thousands did not supply his CON
stituents with bread for their wives and child
ren.'' They ask for & bread and he gives them q
9 stone.'' They ask for labor, and he sends his
speech, These anti-slasery speeches don't GIL the
stomach, though they confound the mind and drive
| away the customers who buy our manufactures
If there is avenging spirit, these agitators viii
have to answer for a grave offence in deprivins
their fellow-men of their daily bread.