New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-09
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CONVENTION De L'ETAT De la LOUISIANA.

LuNDI fevrier 1861
La Convention Sc reunit confor1nement l'aiourne
ment- Honorable Alexandra Mouton est an fan.
4 teuiI.
Apres une priere par le rev. M. Goodrich. rappeI
nominal constate la presence de 95 nlenbres.
/ Le proces.verbal de la seance du 2 est la eft an.
| pronvee.
/ M Elgee prtsente Ia resolution suiyante. oui est
| lue ct approuye.
Ieesof,t, Qu'un comite de trois membres soft nom.
me pour fare cette Convention un rapport sur ia
| doption dun dfapeau. 9'' : q,
Le eom1tG nonme par suite de cette resolution 80
| compose de MN. Elgee, Roman ct B,iscoe.
y. Stoeker presente ensnite une resolution amend
ahe1es fesieinents de Ia Convention laquelle rese
/ deposee sur lie bureau commencement au regement.
N. Elgee presente une resolution conliant fots len
pouyoirs legislatifs d6leguts jusqu'a present aux
memories On Congress DIES EtatsU ns Ia legislature
oe eet ltat en- tant que ces pouyoirs seaent pas
en- conflict ayec la constitution dudit Etat.
sur motion, on ordonne Impression de Ia dte re-
solution, qui est referee au conitt iudiciaire.
NJ Marks de Caddo, prGsente la resolution s,jvante
qui n est pas adopt6e:
Resotu Que lie secretaire soft reous do f4ira i'm.
primer sous forme de pamphlet 500 exennlaires 10
toutes Yes ordinances ct resolutions adoptees mar
cette Convention. 80 PAt
3 A. Richardson pr6sente nne resolution fixant sa- |
medi proclaim CONNIE repoque de Procurement ct
10 du mois proclaim CONNIE lie Jour de Ia reunion
De la Conyention; la dte resolution est aiourn6e.
NJ Texada presente une resolution eniojqnant nm
eomite sur Ia Constitution d'Etat de s'enauerr de
iopportunte de nommer un conseil pour rassister
dams laccompli ssement des devoirs onGreux au hi
sont actueement imposes ct cette resolution est snr
motion referee au dit comite
Les rapports des comites permanents Giant t
fordre, NJ Kennedy fait IN rapport CONNIE chair.
man dt comite les roits des citoyens leouel est
enyoye a rimpression ct mis- l,ordre du Jour spe-
cial de mereredi proclaim heure p NJ.
4 "A. Taylor, au nom du comte sur les afaires mill
tares ct naYales, fait IN rapport deliverable sur Ia
proposition de NJ Davidson de Sabine, autorsant
lachat de ceTtains navres armies maintenant dams IL
port de la NouYeIle orleans
ilrard presente I'm rapport sur les patentes don't
snr motion de N. Elan impression est ordonnee.
$ Les ataires non termin6es Giant a rorGre, lamen-
dement, aux egements de NJ. GLADDEN. prGsent6 sa.
lhedl dernier est pris en- consideration etreiete
La resolution saiTante est ensuite presentee par NJ
Conner de ST. ammany, ct adoptee:
Z Resota, Cue les reglements adoptes pour In com
lutte des deliberations de CO corps soient amend6s
ie aeon eSiger que tontes les resolutions GU orr
lonMtlIcet tISagehHl q Une 1nanlere qlelconque la /
soitiqne future della Lonisane restent IN Jour sIlr
bureau ct soieDt imprim6es ayant detre diseutGes
,ar Ia Convention.
Sur motion de III. Rozier Ia Convention saiourne
mardi q midi. J. T. WHEAT, S6cr6taire.
Z A GREAT NEW CoNTRALTo N EuRoPE,-Trebclli
q new contralto, now singing at Leipsc. Dwight,
y the Journal of Music, who recently heard her,
writes:
3 No eontralto that we ever heard, not exceptino
ven Albohi, has voice of such clear metallic
ascnatng quality, or sings the music of Rossini in
style so finished, chaste and noble: and there il
he charm Of unatfectedness in all she does. She
musician, too, 1t is said. From her earliest |
hildhaod her teachers were German, and at the |
Be Of ten or eleven she could play sonatas of s
'eethoyen on figures of Bach on the piano. All
erward, when the rare treasure of her voice
laimed especial culture, she was Initiated into
ne songs OF Schubert and other noble tone-poets,
nave heard her only in Tancredi and poorer s
flied, ' ' =
Z hEsIueKIAN SUES RAREY Anaction has been {
commenced IN the Supreme Court against Mr.
\ safelT, t1e horse tanner The complainant is Mr.
3enton3 0hntt, of Kentucky, a gentleman wall
,hoWn IN this city. He alleges in his eon1niaint
nat me system Of horse.taming adopted Nv Mr.
sateY was impaired TO the latter ten years ago.
ne ehsefea INTO bond, agreeing to paw $50 for
very time he impaired the secret M Rsr ~
analfs signing bond as stated but claims that
Is system is unlike that of the eomplainant Or (,
le part " Mr. 0hut, as proof of the truth Of lis
1nere ls put IN evidence book of his, =
ntitled =" OHutt's Method of Gentling Horses II
flls book was published in Lexington il 1850, and
nfolds The strap processp used by Mr.. Rsreyy
p the bond are appended the names Of Henry
lay sam Houston, .. Minor Bolts, and other
aiding mens of the South. Mr.. Rarey Is said Ia
Iffsr Y1efa4T MAJ