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- 1t is said that Congress will adjourn for
several days, at the time when the Republican
Convention is held at Chicago, and the Demo
cratic Convection at Charleston.
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Larsu Shange of EIOi ding the
"ai DemOcrtic Convention,

l. \ 0rk' Mareh I4.-Tha Central Ma
&c: Denoeratic Committee are considering
S,i;.y ley OF changing the place ofholdiug
s,-.i .oIai Convention to some other point.
oS,. a,'n OF this is owing to the exorbitani
/ h. seoGs prices which have been fixed
Eao3.1; .I1;u'ei-keepers and other places of ac-
fSar.on at Charleston. A large num-
E.on .II'Crs and members have called the
h. ,bo VI Tie Committee to this matter, and
kSifoa 70 take immediate action. The
,5snaa , 'elieve they have power to make
|espr e, g.. backed up by the democracy of
tstipa ',.'Gbs; ~ = They will change the place
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No Joking.

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned VIII
save COSTS by calling and settling up before
the first day OF April 1860.
Y, = GEO. HUNTLEY.
March IA. $780, fe-st.
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AT THIS OFFICE. , GOOD PIGS. -
from four to six months old. for which a s-slssI
good CASH price viii be given, at any '@.A1-'f'1s
time next month.
February %, 1860.
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Gone 1alned ated Boatright was recently mar
! r county, Mo-, to his tenth wife.
r a en-. T,,.o legislature has resolved upon
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THLRTY PER CENT CHEAPER THAN
CAN BE BOUGHT FOR ELSE UHERE.
THE subscriber has Just returned from tbs
East with large lot Of CHEAP GOODS. .oco-
sisting in part NJ the following
Ladies S5Childicns Hoes. Kid Gloves, Gum BeIts,
Collars, Handkerchief Gents Suspendc-s, Neck
Ties, Letter and Note Paper, Gents Handker-
chiefs, Gum Combs. Shoe Backing. Knires AID
Scissors. one copy Of Shakespeare, Hoops. &c.
Gents. and Ladies Buffalo Orer Shoes. Gum
Shoes, Calf and Heavy Boots. Mems fashionable
Caps, Plush and Cloth Caps, Carpet Sacks,
Trunks, wooden Socks Also few sets Of
LADIES FURS.
All of which he offers very low for CASH Give
him call and satisfy yourselves thar he sells
cheaper than any person else.
CLINTON L. JONES.
January !. 1sG0-tf.
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q zens of Ebenshurg and vicinity, he may be
fourd in the Office formerly occupied by DIR. ID.
". Lewis. Night calls msy be made at the
ofice. IJIly 8. 1s5o-f
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LETTERS of Administration having been
granted the estate Of James Conner, late of
Susquehanna township, Cambria County; decd,
by tie Register Of said County, to the undersigned
(residing in the twnShip aforesaid all persons
having claims against said estate arc hereby no
tilted to present them properly authenticated for
settlement, and those indebted are requested to
make payment without delay.
FRANCIS BEARER.
Susquehanna tp., March IA, 1S6O.-16-Gt.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-24
Long shall it live and every blast defy,
,Til Times last whirlwind sweepthe vaulted sky"

STEEL LATED STEAMERs.-t From present appear
ances it is barely possible that ships encased with
steel plates may ultimately snpersede the ORDINARY
steamship for purposes OF naval warfare, almost 10
the same extent which the latter has already dls-
placed the square-rigged sailer. England ana
France are competing in the effort TO enlarge tnelr
respective naval forces by the addition OF shps OF
this description though sufficient progress mas NOT
vet been made to determine the actual value OF the
Improvement. Their sides, as proved by trial. are
virtually impenetrable by shot; but rnmofs nave
been current that the French plated ships GREW 50
much water as to render them useless in wet wea-
Their as the lower tier of guns was often rolled un
der water. According to the latest french papers,
however the great steel-plated frgate La Giolre
is declared to be complete success. Inc lrlals
made of her sailing qualities, and effect OF hef pat
teries are said to have been so satisfactory mat
the Pdt,ti considers the problem solved. On re,
cent occasion she went to sea iuly armed ana
| eduipned as If proceeding on a cruise; and with
ait her weight she sank less in the water than her
details, the writer concludes as follows:
| eHenceforward the true ships OF war exist IN
| France The sailing vessel was no longer one, lof
| its locomoton was as uncertain and irregular as
the caprice of the elements. Neither IS the steamer
| entirely composed of wood true ship OF wal, iof
single happily directed projechle su1ced 70 leat
its sides at the very first moment OF the eomoat,
1 and in certain cases, to paralyze its engine, 1ne
organ essential to its life Steel,plated stSatnets
alone bear in themselves the principles OF thelf
movement and of their force and are, SO 70 "a. say,
4 enyeIoped by almost complete lnvuineraphity.
i Our floating batteries already possessed that inva
| nerability but they lacked speed me utoTe p9s-
sesses both. England will toll0W ~ ei9sey ~ so
path we have just opened. In iittle less e1al n d
i wear hence she will, in her turn, have armed lhe
/ Warrior Onr success obges us to CONSIDER tnat
of onr neiphbors as certain. Does 1t not, moreover
satisfy the legitimate seflove Of our oihcefs ana
engineers, well as our nahonal seh.ioVe, lhat
4 we have effected twice in two years. without exam
4 nles or models radical revolution ia naval con"
struction and in naval WARP
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-24

LITERATURE AND PAUPERIsM.-More than hun,
bred years ago one sylyanus Urban, quaint and
ouizzical English writer, published Literary Bill
Of Mortality for 1752, showing the casualties for
that year among books and authors. Of the books
we find 1000 set down as eabortve," 5000 as still
born,n and 800 as having expired suddenly
Three or four thousand perish by the hands OF
trunk makers, pastry cooks and fire work manu-
facturers. 1t may be supposed that if such was
the fate of the works. the authors must have had
a hard time of it. So, in fact, they had. AS
professional class their census is liked, IN round
numbers, OF 5000. Of these one-third are regis
tered as dying insane, 1900 as .'staryed, = y as
dying by the hangmans hand, and 10 BY their
own. This is rather a startling statement ana
must be taken with some grains OF allowance yes
ism were cousins german in England century
ago, and that in the hand-tomouth business OF
writing for the press, the intercourse between the
former and the latter was neither frequent nor
regular.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-24

A young gentleman of our acquaintance says ne
thinks that young ladies who refuse good offers 9.
marriage are too "Noing by half.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY, July 81, 1860.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present Hon J. o. Nixon President !;
Messrs. Cox, Forstall and Harrisson-4.
There being no quorum, on motion of Mr. Har-
rissen the Board took recess for fifteen minutes.
II the expiration of the recess the following
members aliswered to their names:
Hon. j. o. Nixon, President; Messrs. Cox, For
stall and Harrisson-i.
No quorum being present, on motion, ti4e BOARD
adjourned to Wednesday, August !, at 3 O'Clock
A. N. CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
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VOLUME XIII.
MAYORALTY...OFFICIAL

,E eE MAYORALTY... ...OFFICIALI
" ->-~-~r~.e~eas-rl[T
ao' MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall. August 3, 1863.
Common Council of The City Of New Orleas
mo. 5326l
Regrsd, That ti. contractors for paving with round
Nl tUneS street from Claiborne 10 Broad street. ohn Go
be and they hereby authorized TO extend sn eag
oil droAd wny, said oad paving two and nt teet
Ing naddtion Of FIVE feet 70 the twenty feet adueeat=
MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City HILL July n, 1860, :
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans
mo. 531S.)
fes4 That in accordance with the 18th section OF Chg char
ter approved In February 1852 ind in arthetance Of be re-
quest oi the Assembly Of the Sac OF Louisiana con
tanned an relative Pnlic SeiOpls In e city ol New
Orleans approved March li 1856 there Is hereby appropriated
Of the Pnic Schools and Tor The gthtu9ha
education OF children residing each district n the guy for
Tile term Of hya months, from the t OF August iso inc i
one twayc thousand one hundred and orty do
lars (Sl2D By appropriated among the four districts as
follows 10 e First Blstict the sum u thtys% thousand one
red and dalafB t5 40 10 the Second Dis
rct the sum twenty nine toand three hungcd aud eighty
dgat. tS29 the Third District the sum ot twenty yhree
h1nsaud three hundred dollars S2N TO the Fourth District
the sum twenty three thousand two hundred and eigyhSe
dollar .285l. , ,,z
Resosl icte, That not than one fIth Of said arpro-
pon shall drawn each month"; and all drafts of the respect
iye oas Of School Directors shall be made accordance vi
tile provisions Of ordinance No ii approved Jny Jh o99
~ iSignedl LEA +. BAKEWELL
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fsjgnedl j. a. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July q, f86O ,...-,,,., 81,
iy2S 5t lSigncd JOHN I. MoNkOEl Mty9L.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03

Streets Second District
be under the supervision Of the Street
On notion the Board adjourned until the first
Tuesday in October next.
JAS 4. HOPKINS. Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
MISUNDERSTANDING.

PETITIONS---OF
NEW oRLEAss, May 49, 1850
To the Honorable the Common CoHnc ,..
of the City Of New Orleans:
ENTLEMEN The undersigned, prop
~ ey holders and FdnGher street. pray your oo
able body will take suc steps Gin yonr Wisdom You A pesp
to have Foncher street opened from julia 10 Grod street,
John Braun,
s. +. Hare % ieet.
Michael Sullivan,
John r. Magce n icett
d. s. Deweeg ~ =u
j. p Barbot,
J, NJ. Tourne,
John NJ Farrell, l&Jleet' -s..u
b. Fernandez,
.. JAS. a. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
NouyELLE ORLEANS, l5 mai 1850.
A PIfouorabe Consei Commun
n de Ia vile de la Nouyee ORLEANS
EESsIEURS - Les sousSignes, pfOpfle-
I'VE pres de Ia Foichtl, deHanden you're
honorable corps de pendr6 les neeesaTe pour lo
de la Foueer dc Ia rne Juie eele de aTeh
s 4 Fare % pieds.
Michael SHllgan, I...
John Mgfe, y plets'
u. s. Devices "
i. p BAEhul
j. NJ. Tournt,
John NJ Farrell, l20 pieds.
H. Fernandez,
p IIarnUn ......| ".... 25 pedS.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
jyl6 iawsw Secr6iaLe des As.sanl. - ALd-Taso:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
mo. 5324.l


Whereas the want 81 Water the Fourth District Of
This y has seriously for several past and recent
severe losses by fire. and o@g y great measure 70 .A cause
in lS5s and did obtain charter nceIpoiniipg Cotaphy
te capital stock Of said Company ixed NJ $500 0 nnd ne
following named persons were appointed 13inih
" r. Sunderland and were lhorzed e opef p2oka q ese
said capital stock and whereas there Is reason 10 pc
Stt0hJo%alS said capital stpek hnl ha ilal eitei
wi also contribute literally thereof and whereas e ey o
spov cred subscribe said the amount Of S09O
aa L i the ny Il lie Common Council oprovide for the bet
as Ven its Gr the comfort health ell therefore,
RG0c That The Mayor De and he is hereby authorized to
oF The lafayette Water Works Company IN amount eqaa 10
subscribed by the Board Of underwiers q ths eiT EH
doe exceed the sum OF $0GoO
And provided further that before the Mayor OF tie cy oi
New n shall subscribe es te shtes n aofesai9 M ~
M ry oi New Orleans shall he forever supplied by
ife id company charge With All water necessary oF
nshmeut Of fires and other public purposes or si
tbg gters Il lie Fourth Dsct and hat said eompsny,
they progress laying pipes, shall place free OF etge what
necessary ydi o proper s:o e0nstsnes ae ae Y SS S
which sufficient quantity Of water may be conveniently daW
for exngushng fires for wetting walhng aud waefing Ne
streets CUTTERS md other public purposes That On te
squares wle do moi front lie river the yfants shall be
eaeG Ssr ad liz eStng,s THAT e said hyan shall be o
proper size and made ht a times TO furnish water i9f me
e engines and purposes herein mentioned II Snail tnher be
duty aid company 70 supply water for az the purposes
eein mentioned, at al times during lhe eonnhagce o. IN
charter unless by soe accident hd p5
Il further provided that e subscription TO the stock o said
company shall Ne paid for N bends o. G sly Ne| o5itai @ u
dirty years, bearing six cent per annnul interest q l
npo the said Corporation the Common Council
shalt eieettw Director in aee0Fdsgeg VIII ia9
President Beard OF Assistant Aldermen.
President Board Of Aldermen.
"pp'''s''i isisaaedl sia 'S JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
NJ 4 SsGS & copy MARtox A. BAKER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03

Hew ORLEANS, February l, 1860
10 'he fi'os''o NV Of the City of New Orleans
n tIsNTLEMEN-NVe the uladersi 8 ned, osyr- n
gs % sti re- n 5us sae for waving the said street with square
6loe Of ane s3 me he S59 @ n a. eS tonr ee wiIe Aise
ht banqes each side Of said street e he hag$ed IN I
nishsd BY The City surveyor. ,,s...
Vi. F. yrede1Ibnrg q
IN. Basualdo 2
".'' r. JAS. A: HOPKINS;
Secretary Bou9d Of Assistant Aldermen
NoUvElLE oRLEANs, Ter fevrier 1860.
rHonornte Conseil Gornmun de la Nouvelle Orleans
$50 so"Ssgnssm IS II me a. Pn"ps1sf"as sa as g.
Bienvle iemanen honorable corps dautorsef Con
role yene IN fonfat pour pax fs @ yse dss dss e
plates e dts passages ne sefont pa n9n m % I'll Hs M on en
en- perres plates e ouvragefa Gapres e specifications d"
Neyaf de la VIE. s..a.,r nieds
3s'RnEe W.F' VfsGenSHfgh sitaiSSfgi p'
j. NJ, Basqaldo =
Vim. E. Leyerich 2 Otss f Is 4 uoPPiKISs, p
m2 lawsw seerttare du bureau des Asst AldsTmen
10 tee f'o"'' Of the City of New Orleans:
Il aohesy 9rsnag on hfea1iiS tfss
Rm "a e ht NV 9e Cy ehaer SfF se as
ten days notice The official Journal the contract for paving
street, W1, asdf "ad SofS sns b2 ae aea gaSPg
the same with flag phe yes Civ WGsR yyoT @
>, NV We1"SS znebare, 81 -
| Aug Henderson & Gaines,
Francisco Marquee 40
| A. NJ o'"Eas cHAs. CLAIBORNE.
| Secretary Board of Aldermen.
| ArHonorable Consei de Vile Nouvelie orldans
so"ssignes sa K a. rue
qua es Rempa Fe9 @ m ~ ebas De
IA Vile vende DIX jonrs davis dAns e @ journal
srr pga % Il rPs sysg@s e IA En- rue
parts pour clever les banquees des deux coes e les paSef
en- e travail dessa atre f specifications voyer
j. W zaeharie, 81
Aug. 4 g;9TieE'i Henderson 4 Gaines,
Cyprien Dufour, 81
a. " oe cHAS CLAIBORNE,
a2s lawSw secreaire du Board des Aldermen.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1859
To the h0noreoe Inc e0nY Of the city of New
WE, the undersigned owners % 61 of real naLnesi es
nv rene yo honorable body have brick sidewalks Dor
X o% T. andrew Sa o
sGd @ s dss SS4s y ysn ' Ppegner IN
bound W't George sSge Pssffi n fhurston, q feet.
ISpSiss NnarSw snauit, strack, ~
IIeuis Grube 90
7 Wm p nrn5eEE, ,lSeE,,. "a =
Phillip Stitnlana ,,o;59yI,-t,
Secretary Board of Assistant Alder
NouyELIE, ,oRIE ANS, q novembre 1859,
r,bonorob,e Consel Comnlun de Ia Neuvele- Orleans
Es soUssIGNES, propriets.ires falsa ,sss
demanden votre honorable corps are e de banquet
en- banes perres bordures ct rgoes en- bois sur
deux de In die aes raes STATURE
yendu lie nroenr apes cnq lohrs ua
IN gilzaite offcee; petitionnRires, etc. -
George n. Thurston. ~ piees
GesFge Kumar, y
Andrew Strack, llu
Lonis u
Vim. ntuker, 30
- Mime NJ. Dlaker, rs
sls Phillip Stiemala %
las A. HOPKINS,
jsl4 lawSw Secreaire dn pureap des Asst. Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
FINANCE.
Mr.. Hall offered the following report, which was

Tie Finance Committee have the honor report follows
They recommend the rejection of the bill of p Maard
amounting S502 80 for hitting up the Fourth District Court
Room the ground that the contracted without any
authorization either the Common Council the Finance
Committee standing resolution, bearing the No 2l29
proved the 18Th April 1855 and published in the official
every since its passage the public that the
will not pay bill against the city unless the same Is
contracted by of requstion Now, if parties will
pe dsregardng the same then they be made to
the consequence of herresa or neglect 10 comply with
the requirements of the law.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03
Aetp 0tIeans lalIp Grtstent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
Dap wH rva sprw a,aB UN a1H H4-
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

TUESDAY, July 81, 1860.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment. r,.,.1, D.
dent Messrs. Beebe, Davis, Fremaux, Hall, Kings
land I,eefe. Patterson, Seicshnaydre and Tole-
d3no-l0. - .: A.;
The reading Of the minutes was, on motion, DIS
pensed with. r, i In
The following communications were leieiit" ~
the Committee on Finance: cuu-.
City Hall, New Orleans, Ia'y 5i' i82"
To the Honorable BoaId Of Assistant Aldermen ,,s,.
eplemsnIn accordance with ordinance No 52il 2n tiIe
2i in, .jjadiceed contract for consfnchg gL5ek III III
wss s ds q Fraa2 street from fallioe rao rect e K
Walsh ~ efnonat te @ rae qna 9 M ~ IF e corner
stones Tont street from Bayou Road to ersanes ae
but received na bid for Ie same, ,,.., ..,goo,
Very respectfully y?, p 9Rld 9sls Fl nnproller
The Treasurer's weekly report of receipts ana
disbursements for the week ending Saturday the
2Sth inst, showing balance on hand OF $50 l95 "a
NV Orleans July 81 1850
10 the Ffs'''s"' ANU is Board Of Assistant Aldermen
GenenspIt m ny & d e 4 p2n s & yoG5 M pedece
or in Office said found prisoners and up to ea'e
'eh, have ao ot Of psos 4ks cotton hooks ETC.
which cond bssy be offered a. public iae 10 the
dlapidated CONDITION Of my Office. ,cr1p
hespeeuui'y' s'e' Recorder second district,
The following communication was read, ana, ot
motion, referred to the Committee on Streets ahu
Landings: o.u,,, o., nan,
New Orleans, July 81 1860 5
| To the Honorable the Common Council: ,,,ua N.
tientlemeunder resolution No 92g appto&yea & m
1860 requested 70 haze iagone ero51gs % % Sst @
Ffbont deay at cos not exceeding one hundred dollars"
canno have the work done tor less than one h""u'e' AN
'0i Rsyoiaon No 528 approved Jay 1860 authorizes me ~
| work does not cost over twenty FIVE dollars .o.,
This would least fly dollars the WORK was
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAyoRALTY OF NEW ORLEASJ,
City Hall, July H. 1860.
ny VIRTUE OF resolution No. 52S5 of the
ID Common Council OF the city OF New Orleans and IN ac
rdhnce with section the City Charter notice is hereby
given is tie intention OF the city OF New orleans 70 cause
70 be opened the following named streets to vat J.,
l. Gfeatuen street from the upper limits Of Inc properly p
longing to he Irsulines Nuns the lower limits Of the prop
erty belonging to a. Riebaud.
Love street from Poogne street TO the lower UNITS oi ~
Rebauds property. ~ . ,... .,.o,.
ing aging improving streets and public places in me
y Of New Orleans and suburbs, incorporated and mol N
cofporaed and baieus Of the same approved April g.
i''- JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-08-03

Proclamation par lie Marie.
MARIE DE LA NOuyELLE- ORLEANS !
Hotelde- Vile IA Juliet 1860,
I'M YNF8TU de la resolution No. 5255 eaG
IL onei Cgnmun de la VILE Ia Nonreie Orleans et cor
fonsment n la section l2 chare de la Vile avis est par
nrtsent dpnna que ipenGn della vile de la
es de fAire Fonverture des rties nionntes
Rue des Grandshommcs. de Ia me suptrieure de la
nrOprete Convent dcs Irsulpes Ia lte IN
t6renre de Ia propriete appartenant A. R1eRaud
Rue d Amour de Ia Poogne la inle infrieure de Ia
(6m9rmtment Tacte ntitut Ace reatif l'ouvertne
aux anGeraous des ct places pubiqies dams IA Nllt
dc in Nouvee Iaubopgs neorpos ct pas moor
- iyiS io,yS1r JOHN T. MONROE, Marie