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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11

As the steamer Natchez was passing the Stock
Landing on Saturday evening, on her upward trip,
she came in collision with the steamer James john
son, from Louisville, which was at the Landing
putting off cattle. The johnson had wheel-house
smashed and her stern considerably damaged.
The Natchez received but slight damage, and con-
Jtinued her trip. We did not hear which side the
fault was on, though if, as reported the johnson
was tied up, the fault must have been with the
Natchez. We shall probably hear from the Off
GERS of both boats about it. ."
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FREE DiSPENSARY.
HOPE GUARDS, THIRD DISTRICT.

Hope Hook and Ladder Fire Company No. 8,
have completed their military organization, under
the name Of the Hope Guards. The election for
officers took place yesterday: with the following
result
Captain, J. B. G. Kennedy; First Lieutenant, Il.
T. Walthall; Second sLieutanant, N. Tracy; Or
derly Sergeant W. P. O'Connor; Second Ser
geant, John Cain; Third Sergeant, III. Carroll;
Fourth Sergeant, S. E. Tardy; First Corporal,
Charles O'Connel Second Corporal, G. B. Law
renee; Third Corporal, G. W. Rockwell; Fourth
Corporal, Frank Borge; Secretary, A. Fl. Swan
son; and Treasurer, Frank Borge.
The Captain, John Kennedy, is an experienced
and accomplished soldier who commanded Com
pany G Of the National Guards some years ago.
He is bringing ont the Hope boys in style, and will
make fine company of the Hope Guards" The
uniform of the company will be Zouave jackets and
pants of dark blue, neatly trimmed, white belts,
and blue kepis, or military caps. They will soon
make their first turnout, and will hold their own
with all councillors.
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DANGEROUSLY SHOI.

Last evening, shortly after O'Clock, a man
named John Hughes was shot and dangerously
wounded by Nicholas Corala, at the oyster saloon
of the latter on Customhouse street, between
Trtm6 and Marais. The report of the affair, as
we heard it, is that Hughes went into the oyster
shop and, after eating aud drinking as much as he
wanted, said he had no money and would call and
settle some other time; that Corala raised fuss
with him for this, he being stranger TO him, and
forcby elected him from the house, Hughes re-
sistng and there being fight; that Hughes, after
being turned out, pulled off his coat and threw it
on the banquetto, and went into the house again to
have anothertight with 0oraia !; alld That as he ad'
Yanced upon Gorala, with his fists raised, the latter
drew revolver and fred at him four times, one of
the bullets taking effect in his neck or somewhere
in thatregion.
Hughes was carried to neighboring drug store,
where his wound was found to be SO serious that
he was sent 70 Charity Hospital Corala was ar
rested aud locked up
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THE CALHOUN GUARDS,

This new company, which our friends of St
Charles street, Capt. Henry Strong and Col. Dick
Murphy, have lately been getting up, perfected its
organization yesterday, there being about fifty men
on the roll, and "more coming" The officers
were elected yesterday as follows:
Captain, Henry Strong; First Lieutenant, r. W.
Armstead; Second Lieutenant, Thomas O'Neill
First Sergeant, George I. sommers; Second Ser
geant, Thos Long; Third Sergeant, Robt Strong
Fourth Sergeant, J. E. Armour; First Corporal,
Henry Long Second Corporal, George L. Howard
Third Corporal VIM Sommers; Fourth Corporal
]. NJ. Wilson Secretary, S. N. Stevenson Treasu-
rer Richard Murphy and Ensign, E. Kennedy.
The Guards have competent military men among
them, and promise to be one of our finest compa.
nies,
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FUNERAL OF YOUNG uHLHoRn.

The funeral of Thomas Fl. Uhlhorn whose tragic
death on Friday evening we have announced,
took place on Saturday afternoon, and was largely
attended. Capt Dreax's company, the Orleans
Cadets, Of which he was member, turned out in
full force, and with detachment of the Washing
ton Artillery under Sergeant Peck led the cortege.
The hearse came next, followed by the family and
numerous friends of the deceased, and by Ameri-
can Hook and Ladder Company No. 2, of which
he was member. It was the impressive and
imposing finale of one of the saddest occurrences
we have had for many day.
The Coroner's investigation into the circum-
stances Of the shooting is fixed for o'clock this
evening. Mr.. Levy, meantime, is still at the lock-
up, well attended by his numerous friends, and
awaiting the result of the Coroner's Investigation
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Major Numa Augustin's new battalion, the Or
leans Guard, (some account of whose organization
we have already published) made their first turnout
yesterday morning, presenting an uncommony fine
appearance, no less by their large number than by
their neat uniform and correct and soldiery march
and drill. The uniform consists of dark blue kepa,
and Jackets or short coats and pants of the same
color, all trimmed with red, black belts and car
touche boxes, and muskets with bayonets. All the
four companies of the battalion were represented,
numbering over 200 men. For first turnout the
appearance and movement of the battalion was
quite remarkable. It is composed Of the flower OF
the Creole population of the Second District. in
cluding many gentlemen Of wealth and distinction.
On the 22d of February the battalion will turn
out over 400 strong. feature on this coming oc-
casion as We learn, will be the first appearance o
NJ. Provost and his famous orchestra, of the New
Opera House, at the head of the Orleans Guard as
a military band all accoutered and equipped ii
uniform at their own expense. This will be one Of
the most pleasing of the novelties of the grand mill
tary display which is to take place on the 22d.
After parading the principal streets yesterday
a thing which they had prepared for, and from
which they were not deferred by the mud and
rain-the Orleans Guard repaired to the Place
dArmes, where Capt. Meilleur's second company
of the Louisiana Foot Rifles, having also turned out
notwithstanding the bad weather, were drawn up
in line, waiting for them. After presenting arms
to each other, the Guards and the Rifles formed il
battalion together, and were drilled by Major An
gustin. The drill was continued until heavy
storm of rain came up, when all retired for the tnt
to the armory of the Rifles, opposite the Square
After while the companies separated, and thost
of the Guards battalion retured to their respective
uuarters,
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CORRECTION.

In our account in Saturday mornings issue Of
the affray the evening before between Aessrs.
Eugene e. Levy and Thomas H. Uhhorn, resulting
in the death of the latter, we published, upon what
we conceived TO be good information, that Mr..
Uhlhorn was on Friday morning discharged from
the employ of Messrs. Hawkins & Norwood, where
both young gentlemen were employed. We have
received from Mr.. G.. S. Hawkins, of the above
firm, note stating that he never discharged Uh-
horn, nor did any one else in the house do so, for
there were none having the authority. Mr.. H.
further says that he always recognized and es-
teemed Mr.. Uhlhorn as young gentleman of the
first integrity, against whom he never heard any
derogatory accusation, such as we mentioned upon
information received. We make this correction
with pleasure holding ourselves in readiness, as
we always do, to set right any mistake which we
may make in our endeavors to publish facts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11

New OPERA HOUSE -RGeng0gement Of MRe
Path.-We are pleased to see that Mile Patti has
been induced by the earnest solicitation of the
many friends she has made since coming here to
postpone her departure for Cuba, and continue for
a while longer her engagement at the New Opera
House. She will appear tonight again as Lucia
in Lucia di Lammermoor," a role in which we
are Of opinion she has superior, certainly not in
America. No person should fail to avail them.
selves Of the opportunity to see an artistic Of such
rare merit as Mile Patti. She is certainly des
tined to reach the highest pinnacle of flame in her
profession.
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s1ws FROM THE TEXAS FIRES
The Great Fire in Houston, Texas.
TEST No. J.

HousroS, Texas, June, 1860
essrs. Herring CO., 25I Broadway New York In the
~ FIRE which occurred at this place on the 9Th OF March last
had misfortune among the sufferers The FIRE the
most extensive a has ever occurred in this city State The
Safe of your manufacture which purchased from you in
my building and exposed all fe severity of this terrible
deal Aer the fire and succeeded in getting the
Safe district it opened and tho entire
tents found be all safe we'll pleased with the
suit and cosdor this n Of far greater severity than Safes
liable to be exposed Everything in my Safe consisting OF
papers, etc. not only Al in good order but watch which
had put inside for safo keeping good as
-..z.-,. DAN N. GUTTER.
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The preparations for the Mardigras festivities
are extensive in all parts of the city and if the
weather be not uupr0pitiousthe gaties oG Tuesday
night will far exceed any we have had of late
years. For the convenience of our friends, who
wish to chalk out their programmes for Mar digras
night We give list Of the various balls announced
to take place:
Faricties Lteaie,'" The Mistick Krewe Of Co.
musn will as usual, give one of their splendid and
unique masquorading displays, and draw to the
Varieties tho usual brilliant and fashionable thong.
The entertainment and ball of the Krewe will, as
heretofore, be the chief and alabsorbing event Of
Mardgras night.
Nol0 Opera House.-The masked society ball at
this place will rank next in beauty and attractive
ness. 1t is hero that the fashion, gallantry and
oveIiness of our Creole population will most con,
gregate. ... ..
ODD Fe7o4s' HaH.-The Young Mems Society
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FIRES AND FIRE ALARMS.

THE FIRE ON NArcHE2 STREEr-The fire in the
rear part of Mrs. Miles boardinghous on Natchez
street, at O'Clock on Saturday morning, (some
account of which we gave in Saturdays Crescent)
did about $1,000 damage. But for the promptness
of the f1remen and the deluge of water they
threw-being powerfully aided by one of the steam
ffre-engines-n terrible amount of destruction and
damage must have been done. The fire is believed
to have been the work OF some incendiary.
FIRE ON New LEvEE STEEET.--At about q
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, fire broke out in
threestory brick building on Lovee street, between
Gaiennie and Suzette streets, in which there was a
considerable stock Of whisky. With such ma
teria to work on, the flames, of course, ragged
furiously, but nevertheless the fremen proved
themselves equal to the difficult and gallant task of
conining the fire to the building in which it broke
out It was well it was so, for had the flames
spread beyond, the important sash factory Of
Messrs. Brown Il Co., adjoining, would most likely
have been destroyed, and on the other side the
damage would have been infinitely greater, as the
Merchants Cotton Press was alongside, and large
amount Of cotton would have been destroyed. The
liquor establishment was pretty we'll burnt ont in
side. The alarm at O'Clock on Saturday evening
was caused by renewal of the fire at the same
place. The flames, however, only effected the
complete destruction of the interior of the build
ing, though much more serious consequences had
nearly ensued Dave Bradley, the chief engineer,
and the foreman of FIRE company No. ! , after the
fire was extingushed, went into the place. The
chief who was in advance, had got nearly half
way through, when some of the ruined rafters aud
flooring fell. He was knocked down rather roughly
but considered he got off right well at that for had
the stuff fell fairly on him, he would have had bad
time of it. The foreman of Mol had time to jump
back when he heard the crash.
FALSE ALARM.--The alarm yesterday was false
1t was tclegraphed to the Central Telegraph office
| from the engine.house of Philadelphia Fire Com
! pany No. IA, on Common street-a place becom
| ing somewhat remarkable for the number of such
alarms.
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Yesterday, according to the prevalent idea, was
somewhat damp. The rain began on Saturday
evening, alternating between drzzles and light
showers, and the greater part Of yesterday the
variation was that Of light showers and heavy
showers and deluges. The climax was reached
shortly after midday, when the last deuge was
accompanied by q right lively cannonade from the
celestial batteries. We heard that one of the
electric bombs lifted the roof of house some
where. After the thunderstorm, the rain subsided
to sprinkles and drizzles again. allowing the sun
to take but two little peeps at Us during the whole
blessed day. For all outdoor purposes, yester-
days Sabbath was a mstake-it was squelched out
and was nowhere
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HOME TESTIMONY.
HgRRlNG's SAFES IN. NEW ORLEANS!
IL, the Poydras street FEro.

EAw ORLEANS, December l3, 1860.
Mcssrs Herring It Co;
Ccneen-Ir the fire wet occurred on the evening The
7 inst at the store Of Mr. BleBsog, "A Poydas street.
sumg the bu5ug with all It's contents the undersigned bad
one Of your Fre-Proof Safes.
Ipon examining some, after exposure of ever twelve
m e most Intense hert contests ouud 10 he in
AT preserved condition. have much pleasure in thus
my testimonial to many you have already received
atiye to the proof qualities of your CHAMPION SAFES
III lam, gentlemen, yours respectfully,
@ EDWARD O. CARTWRIGHT. t
h~We Laue now hand every variety of these unrTaie
Sales which we will sell LOW
HERRING d CO.,
t.4 2pMoE 81 and 81 Grayler street, New Orleans.
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One hundred guns were fired on the levee on
Saturday evening, by the Washington Artillery, in
obedience to the order of the State Convention,
which ordered it in honor of the Southern Provi-
sional Government, just organized at Montgomery,
Ala. The Artillery boys did the firing in their usual
quick and solderly style, and the booming of the
guns well represented the jubant feeling of our
whole communiY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11

Perseverance Fire Company No IS have received
splendid new engine, which they tried on Canal
street Yesterday The trial was not as satisfactory
as it would have been the rain rendering it difficult
to decide how far water was thrown. The engine
is of a new pattern, of great beauty; is silver
plated, and was made by Gowan & Co., Seneca
Falls, N Y. Another and better trial will be made
when the weather permits
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11

HoCSToS Texas, March p, 1850
s. G. Herring e. CoGens At the time Of the great fire here
OH The 9Th nst my building entirely consumed had
Of Herrings Safes in USE which contained my books papers
and some gold and silver After getting the Safe out of The
rufs found NIL in good order with the exception
of slightly steamed and think will stand another test
J. s. TAFT.
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Fire in Washington City.

WAsHSGToN D. G., May 28 1870.
MessyA Farrell Herring Coon the 10Th inst. our planning
mill was tony destroyed by fire. We had your Patent
Champion Safes which endeavored rescue from the
fames only succeeded in getting in position where the
wind blew directly IT, Yet the books papers
entrusted to its Keeping found be saved although
WAS the have had in this place We have
confidence any other Safes and wish you send
your make au& q size larger Yours, truly,
= TRUMAN 4 DRAPER.
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aotier Large Fire at p1ariauna, Fla.

E tF MARtAHvA, Fla, Aug, 1S 1860.
-ss. Herring L Co Gentlemen We certify that have
aud H3ed OF Hcrings Patent Fire Proof Safes for
ne and that at The lrc here the 18th of July last it
.patsd in the sncoud story of large bndirF, from
fell 10 the first floor and remained in iptcnso heat for
hTee faur hourRa Two days afterwards got it out
&pon opening it, found oil Of papers ta large
f7i what money In H. we'll preserved Although tie
n inf! for use satisfied they fire proof beyond
MCCLELLAN i BARNES Atty's lat Lew.
S.Forwari another similar to ha frst, consider
MCG. Il 3.
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Efro nj Ricgnn,oud. Yu.

7 T. RICHMOND Va, Aug. 6, 1879.
NTcssrs Knowles Waford AgtntsA How add onr te
s1ony the safety of Ierngs Patent Fire Poof aes. At
tt5 dire the morning of the All, in which factory and
flpdry with contents were total loss-thanks to nerngs
Safe books good although the Safe
sulEoct a red heat Respectfully, yours,
LOWNES L COOK.
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= MoDfLE, Ala, March lJ 1860
MessrE o. Mazange Co., Agents Hetrugs Champion Safes
ieas-We take pleasure in stating that the errpgs Patent
hampion Safe, purchased from you last year
cans opres9rypg our books papers etc. from the fire the
tFuctou Of onr office and bndi6g this morning When
peped the Safe after the fire. found its good
ondonas when put in last evening" The Safe exposed to
seyeretes and proved It's FirePoof qualities. We cheer
Herrags Patent Champion Safes friends
md the public. MALONE d FOOTE
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Great ptre In cuthbart, Ga.

4 @Aa CurHRERT Ga, Aug, Is, 1850.
/. Herring Co., New York-Geats: On the night Of
Juy last fre occurred here, which destroyed several
Eteigh or tsnatnons the number our Office. In 1t
Safe recently purchased from YOU containing our books
ablc papers The fire originated ab9ut ii o'clock. Our
sremeyed from The ruins Of office about or o'clock
and opened about O'Clock in the evening, Before II
Gely cold. We fbuad the co4tents slightly injured but
Ks and papers are legible You will please send an
iafs, duplicate Of the other since unwilling 10
books and valuable phpsrs In Office unless protected
fs. Very respectfully,
-DNuGLASS & nOrGILAES
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Another.

HhRrAgwA, Fla Aug. 49, 1860
Herring CoCents: At the time Of the destruction
ur by re which occurred The night of July I4h,
your Patent satos in use which preserved its
Please ship another size larger than the other
Respectfully, yours PARKER Il KING
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The amount of the fines collected in Recorder
Emersons Court during the month of January, and
paid over to the City Treasurer, was 1898 10.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11

SEALED PRoPosALs.-Attention is directed to the
advertisement of the New Orleans and Carrollton
Railroad Company, asking for sundry proposals for
works contemplated by the company.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11

MASONIC NoTIGE.-The forty-ninth annual COM
municaton of the Most Worshpfu Grand Lodge of
the A. F. A. Masons, for the State of Louisiana,
will commence this evening. See notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-11

LAFAYETTE RIFLES No. IA notice published
elsewhere gives the result of the election for off.
GERS, held on the 4th inst, at the Hall Of Hook and
Ladder Company Mol. Another gallant company,
fully organized, is added to the rapidly increasing
ranks Of The military defenders of our State and
cit
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g0taI guttLligente.
THE ENrHusIAsM UNABATED.

FINE MILITARY TURNOUT.
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MASONIC NorIcE.-On Thursday, the 14th inst,
at II NJ, the Grand Council of Royal and Select
Masters Of the State of Louisiana will commence at
Masonic Hall. See notice.
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK.--An election for Direct
ors Of this Bank will be held this day, at the bank
ing house, between the hours of II A. II. and P.
NJ. SEQ nGtiee. -
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/. 0. o. F.-Mercbants Lodge No. AZ meets this
evening, in room No. 2, Odd Fellows Hall.
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GENERAL LoCAL NEWS.

CoLLIs1o N.
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NEW AND POWERFUL ORGANIZATIONS,
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E3otci Arrivals Yesterday,

ST., CHARLES HoTEL.--W 3 Wall, II E Blossom
New York; Robert Burns. Mobile; j A Smith
Ala Chas A Lewis, W Halle, La; George
Rusher, New York j Hoffman, Switzerland; Gee
? Floyd, Montgomery; G 5 Sawyer, La; Z \
Smith, Pa 7 W HatbrouCh, G Il ArmEloy, James
J Webb, Miss; W Breckinridgc, Jas Marks, Tex;
" W Curry, Charleston, S G: J Chambers, Tex;
II G Darcy, New Jersey: McOuaen, S G ; John
Gregg, Texas; DR. T " Meagher, DR. Wm Massie
La j W MerIiwether, Texas.
CITY HoTEL.-J J Philips, Ca May, Ala l
7 Bonck, Ga; W IIythe, y B James, Ala: W T.
Wilson, Miss: Mrs A Fullmer, Philadelphia {
W Alexander. La; D A Ramsey, A J Norwood
Clinton, La; J II Cottcr;, Miss; Il Reegenbnrg
swaiford, la; WI Graves. G Ellie, Ark; Z 0'Ncl
La ; Mrs Neel, D Rasburg, J H johnson
Ark Thos Nance, La; S Tabb, Texas: E Z
Patton, Fl Sapp, Texas Miss Duffer, Ca L A
Tonnisson, U S A j Taliaforro, Va; J R Tut
Ky; Q + Logan Texas; Z A Washington, Va
W Meriwether, Texas J Thrift, Va; D Cole
man, Texas.
Chazaro, Mexico; T Hava, Cuba VIM Harbea
y Osgood and lady, New York; Miss Stiles, Miss
Whitney, DR.. Morson, NJ Whitney, Miss W P Tai
boys and lady, New York Henry Johuston La I
B Peddc and lady, n J; J T Barrett and lady, Gal
weston F Thyssens and lady, Franklin; J " r.
wing and lady S S Bionville; Miss Fox, j Fl Nc
Garrell and lady, NJ L Hamburger, New York
Mrs W Montgomery, New Orleans.
ST.. JAMES HorEL.--J Garrett J Browning, La
liRl, Arkansas; Jno Rowles, La; NJ Taylor, Thos
Coe, Randlo, $ Wisdom, Ark.
@s~Dr. Charles rG. Exesls, Dentist. No, I5a
IEygE STEAM CnTrny Pnrss CoNp ,,,,- We rore,
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LEyEE STEAM CorToN Press CoMrAHY.-We refer
those Interested to the advertisement appearing
elsewhere, that dividend has been declared by
this company, payable on and after Monday, ISth
inst.
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Mr.. Heron informed the Convention that the
committee had made arrangements with Major
Walton, of the battalion of Washington Artillery
to have salute of one hundred guns fired at 5
O'Clock.
The Convention then, on motion, adjourned to
Monday, (this day) at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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zB"DT. Charles EG. E&e2ls, DENTIST, No, i53
Canal street between Bnronne Orleans
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CONVENTION DE l'ETAT De La LOUISIANA.

SAMEDI, le % mars 1861.
La Convention Sc r6unit conformtment lajour-
nement.
Honorable Alexandra Mouton occupe lie fau-
teui!, ct IS dialogues respondent l'appel.
lie proces-yerbal de la seance d'hier est lu ct
approuyG. -..4 g..
Sur motion de NJ Walker la Convention ordonne
cue Ia Constitution DIES Etats- ConfGd6r6s d'AmGri
que, ratifte ct adopt6e par cette Convention sa
stance dher soft consignGe sur lie procesverbal de
Ia sGance d'aujourd'hui, SAVIOR: