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SECOND EDITION
n n nPTfons.
FOUR O'CLoCK. p. M .

Secretary Hnrisn's Rseeptfon-
The reception given BY Secretary and Mrs.
HARLAN last evening was . very elegant and
fashionsbie Amir. They were assisted In
the pleasant duty Of receiving BY their dsugh-
ter, Mas HARLkN, and her guests, Miss
BLANCHE BurLnn, daughter Of Gen. BuTBsR,
and Miss HkRvur Jours, Of Iowa ai'a fs'
Among che distinguished percentages pros
ent We observed Cabinet Ministers DrrNE
SOS and SPEED; Bsnstors RAMSEY. SrRAsur,
MoReAS, CLARK, MoRRILL, LANE Of Ind,
cRAeIH, HowARD. Nrr, cRsswnLL, VIII.
LIArs, and others; Representatives 1NerR-
SOIL, MoREHxAD, RossrAU, wAsHBuRsn Of
H., aRfxSxLL, wILsos, ALsIoS, cLARxE,
and others; Chief Justice cHAsr, and Asso-
oiste Justiees GRirR, FIELDS, and MILLxR,
Of the United States Supreme Court; the Rus
sian Minister and members Of that Legation;
the Mexican Minister; the French Minister
and lady, and the special envoy Of the Re.
public Of Chill. The military was repre-
sented BY Judge Advocate General HoLr,
Major Generals HowARp, Mines, Far, and
others. The navy was represented by Ad-
mirais DAHBaREu and sHuBRIok, Com
mander PARKER, and others. -.-....
Major General BurLER and Mr.. STANTON,
son Of tho Secretary Of War, and the Score
tary's family, and large representation Of
the intelligencs, beauty. wealth and fashion
Of the metropolis, were among the guests Of
the evening. . L.
Tho wives and daughters Of many Of the
Il -l.A
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washington, Alexandria, and George
town Railroad.

This company has resumed possession and
control Of its road, and Is now running pas
ssnger trains between Washington and Al
eIspdria, and to Gordonsville, 'Lynohburg,
and all points furthsrSouth, connecting with
the Orange and Alexandria railroad, The
schedule Of arrivals and departures will be
found in another column. Communication and
round-trip tickets between Washington and
the places above named can DO obtained at
the Office Of the company, corner Of Ninth
street and Maryland avenue. o. A. STEVENS,
ESQ.,, is the General Superintendent, and W.
]. PHELPs, Esq, General Manager
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An important suit for the recovery Of dam.
ages, laid at $50, 900, was begun in the su.
prems Court (circuit), Brooklyn, N. Y, on
Friday, before Judge Gilbert. The suit Ii
brought by Thaddsus B. Curtis, . wealthy
citizen Of Brooklyn, against Wainwright A
Layton, stock brokers in Wall street, for al.
legged sale Of stocks below their real value.
The case Is progressing.
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TIE DUsDERBERe NOT TO BE SOLD TO
CHILL The statement which appeared 4
few days since In reference 10 the proposed
purchase Of the ocean ran Dunderbsrg by
the Government Of Chill proves TO be an I'M
founded rumor. Mr.. Webb has no intsn.
tiOn Of disposing Of her, while our Govern.
ment prizes her too highly to part with her.
The ship will not be ready for service for
some months yst.-N y. EV. Pp,t
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tsHow nH WHO HAS BEEN sneAeEp II
I aEsE 0onsPIRA0IEs, WHO HAS FIRED
uros ogE n1e w nr. I has GIVE VIZ c IN.
70. aousEs AND tRsEsALs AND DOCK
HBRE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED
soa pfp IN ' iscs' W WITH IN haSos BURR SA
WOULD HAVE THkM ARRESTED, AND, ~
OonvlCTED WITHIN THR MEANING AND
scoPI OF the CONSTITUTION, 8Y TIE
fREM = AsDazw Jsassos, IN tAs Unffsd
Hkzfss Ssnafs-Msreh "a. 1881.
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At tho hour Of closing our report, Mr..
cowAN was addressing the Senate upon Mr..
TRuNBuLL's civil rights bill, and Mr. ELIOT,
Of Massachusetts,, was explaining to the
House his views upon the Fresdmen's Blu,
reau bill.
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Tus Iowa Legislature contsins tvsnty-ons
editors - J -.
Qurrx an artist d Bierstadt; but the young
man At the next doof = q bssr-stsrtsr. "a
Fon,y orr sowips oil ~siIs arc now 10
nnsyat,on N, i, n. county. Nv, 'lSA
fouhtnousano frenon customs omce"ha''
been oi'mi'seo' he''shon'ns'
THr Ttusvilis Vigilance COMMITTEES has
banished mmy disrsputable characters from
that town.
PARIS ten thousand tenants have re.
ceived notice 10 quilt. Premises wanted FOR
street improvements.
TIE United States steamers Hartford and
wachusett were at Cope Of Good Hope No
vsmber IA ~ +. ~. N NJ. {. ..i. /.
TIE coinage Of the United States for the
year ending June 80, 1895, amounted to
$50, sl9, 24s.64. "a sr.sn.
Pans 4, about browning all It's street
lamps with blue glass, on which the passen-
ger may read the name Of the street. ..
Ara late convention Of freedmen at Au.
ru,ta. Georgia. resolutions were adopted op-
posing universal suffrage. bnt fayoring sui.
fr.e. far ,uoh bl.ok, n, can read and vrite.
r.. .,..,,. q, La, a, s.,-
h.,,n ~. $1,000 uor..
"a a.. ,..,ae.s. =, s..r.,srv s,.n,on iii,
CO. = &C. ~ ,..v,n. N. am. Al mi.
oe,o. : - =" =. -. : :
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We are requested to remind the members
Of the Metropolitan Club that the topics
which so agreeably engaged thsir attention
on the 18th instant will DO further discussed
on Saturday evening merit, February 8, in
conformity with the vote of adjournment.
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BALrIxons, January 30.--Flour dulli high
grades rs cents lower. Wheat dull; red Eel
lower. Corn active; white 9oc. and 30. to 30.
lower; yellow 800. Oats firm ut 400. Seeds
very active; clover $3.50; timothy $4a4. so.
Provisions steady. Whisky steady at $2.92.
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DIED.

This morning, at his late residence In this city,
DAVID HARPgR, Esq. ~. 70 r.rT Md
The funeral services viii be held to morrow,
Wednesday, January 81, at 8 p. m, In the Bes :
enth Street Presbyterian Church. The friends Of
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Ar the land ofdcs at Ionia, Michigan,
6.655 acres were taken up in December last,
under the Homestead law.
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sUSDRuEs To sUsDRIEs.


sUhDhhhs TO sUhDttiEs.
Nsu'ios mas broke loose again
EARL RussrLL's position Is shaky.
THE Stewart libel suit has been dropped.
c,,sp tn. po,,on po,,,, x..,h., tam.
f 'AoosAN' '"i''''A mo" IN w" '''>'
AHp'SeH 'n' i"so 10 ''''''''
IN io"uon now .......
THn Louisville Dsmoerat claims popuia.
tion for that. city Of 10000. Five years
ago II was but $4,000. H..
THx rebel on. General Mercer, tried at sa-
yapn.h for the murder Of seven Union pris-
oners. has bean acquitted.
PRor. SIMPSON, Of Edinburg, the chioro-
form man. has been made n baronet---v with.
out pay-u. we presume. .
IT, . ..,-, p,,n.. u,u,.-.
and m. Princ.s, L.uohtenberr 1, of. Re.
lieiou, difference. Ha'. .
n.o.,. 49, p.I .
4. - 49,. a.. ~ - -
-. n. -.
o'r''e " . 'em''e'r''e'
-. .,,- ~, A. -. - - :.
anu ''''er "re 's'u W n"'' o'en inAu' 4"
idAno' .a......
Nh. oUnr, or somebody else, has come TO
the conclusion that tho term grass-widows
arises from the fact that their husbands are
always rowing 0faas''
In the Georgia Senate the other day Mr..
GFbson introduced bill allowing the banks
TO repudiate debts contacted for war pur.
poses.
An exchange gives the following toast:
"oman-The morning star OF iniancy-the
day star OF mAnhood-the evening star Of
age. Bless our stars :"
Rx.aov. HKNRY A. WISE Is practieing In
the mayors court in Richmond, Va. He
appeared in behalf of his brethren Of the
BARN liquor case.
GEs. J. D. WEBSTER, formerly chief Of
staff to Gen. Sherman, has become citizen
Of Alabama, and at present Is engaged In
assisting to dsvelope the great natural 70.
sources Of that State. ...
r,,,,. ,.. -
a.n p,....,,on romm.na;n. - -,
.ko,,.h.a - A.. ...s a.
Gen. Ord, At Detroit.
Tn. ..,N.-,. NJ ,..,.,
,.,. ~
pv0'AVs - m W. Io"o'A. y,
." 'ns .e,o' ~. "o,' anu go, p''eu
.pos a-"' =" '""' ivy W 'n' i''''''' "u'
'no,n''es.
nus ooon A''e1p'ou ~ one
81. 800 - 80 $500
-, en-. 49, 80 ~.
alarm. and her a..ailant rot off Euoii,h
paper.
The number Of soIdi.,, bu,;sd IN thu Ma.
tiopal cemsteriss at Gsttv,burg and Ant;,.
tam M mentioned NV IN. ,sno,ts of m. oom.
mitts.s appointsd To establish tbs,, cana.
tories, are: Gstty,burg, g. 500, Antist.m
q 7sa
M I.c1o,,i N. ruh,,.h.r =, p,o,aho,,,
..comm,r,orv on m RIM. ;, .. ~ \. nros.
.n,.d hv AZ. aov.,,u.,, e., .,,..a;.a -.
MIL. t..,...;.. a. a.. .,,r,- r, :. !.
said that he will DO banished from France.
Tvv E;,u and o,.., y, Al. p.,.;., .
d.sn,,.,v 80, nm ,h.,, .hoa. a. 81. -
80 p-n...,. A, H. r.;,s,,.. - AZ
mourn;n1 IN. Kin. and! on,sn vii, VIII, An.
nrinoin.i town, in the provincs. and N.
-. h,,,,,, 4. ,h., III, 80, ,.,,h 49,.
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Hons. J. T. srARR and N. conger. ofNew
Jersey, are at the Bbbitt.
Hon. LYMAN TRENAISE, of New York, Is
at willard a.. I... .. =. g. tr7 ...r.
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Pstroicum Explosion.

NEwARK, MI, Jan. 3o.-The petroleum
refinery Of James Charters was burned to-
day, owing to the explosion Of two stills.
Three workmen were seriously injured. Loss
$40, 900. "a. iH,
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A Doubt fai story-Cholers I'm Gusda'
loupe.

NEW YoRk, Jan. s0.-The Hsrdlfs st.
Thomas letter says . report states that SEQ
Rotary Seward told Santa Anna that the
Monroe doctrine would be enforced, and on
no account would the United States permit
an empire in Mexico.
The cholera has somewhat abated In the
principal towns Of Guadaloupe, but retained
full force in the interior. .....-
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The ARKANSAS TRAvELEns.-A resolu-
tion to allow the representatives elect from
Arkansas seats upon the floor Of the House
was voted down rather alphabetically to-day,
viz: yeas "a, nays a.. ....,.. Co.,.
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Jack Shepard again ON his Travels.
sisa SIsa, Jan. 30.-The notorious Jack
Shepard, jr., again escaped from prison TO-
day. ..r.r. $780,.
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WALLACE W. WHIrrLEsEr, arrested some
time since for abstraoting bonds from the Treas
ury, and who has been very Ill ct the jail, was
the residence OF Mrs hittissey, on Ninth street.
Whlttlesey 10 In dying condition, and Judge
Fisher humanely granted permission for his re-
moyAl, upon the representation Of his physician,
furnish the bail required, and In order that the
court may be advised OF his condition, his ply
sioian will make written reports twice each day.
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Jan Observation-Disclosures Burned to
-..t. ., Death. .. t

CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-A special to the
Enquirer says the jail and city guard-house
at Marietta, Ga, was destroyed BY Ere. re-
Gently. and thirteen prisoners burned to
death f-
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INTERNAL RsvrSun Rronrrrs TO-DAY
$7S6, 522.37. o..
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From New characterization Enigrs-
tion stopped by General Sheridan
n~sfh NJ Ex-fsoy. Ralltna. III.

Nsw ORLEANS, Jan. 2s.-Gen. Sheridan
to-day refused to allow emigrants to leave
here TO no TO Mexico. He IL acting under
orders from Washington. He does not pro-
vent vessels from going.
Ex-Gov. Rollins died here to-day.
in honor Of his memory. The Mississippi Is
falling. AT ~. ...s '.I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

As- The Philharmonic sooiety M,.t.
every TUESDAY, eyenipg nt the New Yort 49,
nue Church. TDr. GnTIey,sI nj ~ q, eiork III
rehearsal Mendelssobns, Orntorio Al Paul -
'dsoll-M - 80 % .,
-. : - : - ----.
Rev. VIM. Butier, ID. d., buperin-
tendent Of Missions In India, will deliver his
thrilling lecture . 'ai sl''s.v
,pRRsONIL RRMINIsnRNcRs oP TUE sRpov
pRRRIGInN -
.-l..-f
which has been received with such great favor
10 the principal Eastern Cities at wesley Chapel,
corner OF Fifth and y streets, on TUESDAY
EVENING, January 80, at ~ o'clock. Doors
oP TTsss, 20 F,nx csn,. IN n. h.d a, m. a.
storsa M po.i orss .na ~ az he"x 80
The proceeds Of tSs Lecture viii he devoted Ia
the cause Of Missions. laai7 81.
~. Course 81 Lectures. - The soi.
p1hhS, AND sAiLohs' EATloNAL UNION
LEAGUE, Of this City, have the pleasure toap
davotad 10 tha ralIsf of disahlad snldIars .nd
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Asr The Philharmonic Society Msets
every TUESDAY evening at the New York ave.
nue. church, (Dr. Gurley's) at ~ o'clock. In
rehearsal: MendelssOhns' oratoriO, 81, Paul.
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ut WHOLE sLIYR SHALL BR DIRECTED
towards PRESERVING TIE UNION, AND
nAKIHo IT, IN fHz PROPER tnp YubLxsr
sHHss or THE TERN. PERMANENTLY TRKk
--AsD.sw yezs-or-wasaf.eton. Aprii soth,
lnxx- l. ~ - ----l - Ia .------- ------
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IwIsH ALL nHn TO IN YRHR --As.A.xs
October 10. lesk tuf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30

Geatleqses-T thank you very sincerely. /
would be ungratefuI if did not hasten to accept
the honorable opportunity you offer me to renew
an enterprise which, under present circumstances,
might have been supposed to have been lost and
would have been so, in fact, without your gener-
Gus Intervention.
The spectacle, which you do me the honor to
ask of me, will consist Of Redemption piece
in five acts, with prologue, by NJ Octave Feuil.
let and of which the principal roles will be played
By Madames 8ezian and Grayier, and Messiems
Grayier, P. Roche, Sage, Paul Alfalfa, etc.
lii the fourth act musical iateriude by Madame
Gambler.
take this occasion to publicly thank Madames
Vezian and Gambler for the valuable assistance
which they have kindly offered as well as the
artists who are ready to comply with their en-
gagements.
gagement Of Madame LaeroiX, a Partisan artistic,
WHO will be always remembered apaDng you; and
of Messfs LacroiX and Sage,
This first extra representation will take place
certainly OH Thursday, the Sth Of NoVemherl
and, aJfertat day, the representations t2a French
tc{N take place 2'egladrlg at the 0perG House on
| the Sundays a,Jd Thursdays Of each tceek.
Be pleased, gentlemen, to accept anew my
most sincere thanks, with the expression of my
entire appreciation. PAUL ALHAIzA-
Director Of the 0peEa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30

STATE OF LoUIsIANA-FoURTH DISTRICT COURT
T6 sSte Of louisiana to all to whom these presents shall
come, greeting -
WMEREAs HENRY H sTANhFX AMI y ,Rs hRsytRg nagg.P Ru5 5
Orleans the property hereinafter described has thlS asy
Ps 81 s s to S FssOl:d ss Gi on sh he 3 day Of April
mouon u in 10 an S' act
for arheE @ Ct a S Il MSrf 70 I az
Now therefore know and all persons interested heFe
hereby cited and @ Rn te II R9 GRf o. Of Se New Or
light II title S@ IN Of "Ra nay IL a ns
msy n the order decree or Judgment the Court under
which the sale made, or any feghlrty or 1llegS ~ ~
sale or any other defect whatsoever 70 show canSs
within thirty days from the day this monitor Is hdd ri mt m
| be confirmed and homologeted. ..,--,.,,. .c,xo-
sNd the l7h day Of S by IA q T W tbe Ha
Of the Docket of this Court which sale Henry Il StEney
sand Dollars S4O0O0 payable cash. and which WAS settled
the following manner t9-wt; .,o ,-,rrt NJ the
mortgage in favor Of Samuel CazsreS minor tgT te @ sum %
third cents with interest day sale in all Five
funded Ninety Dollars and eight and ons-thrd cents
"a Slid purchaser has paid costs and charges
M se iTee I'm md School taxes in ali One Thousand lhret
Hundred ad Seventeen Dollars and seyenty-seVeh cents
And said purchaser being the plaintiff i in the t "9qTe r sn
Tap esss S WRc hs sale vas made eaine his
of his claim and said mortgaEe the balance OF N
sum Of ThirtyEgh thousand and NinetyTwo Dollars an
fourteen and trothird cents-S3SO92 1855.
Description Of properly as given in the Judicial
l. certain Of ground situated in the Third Dlstrie.
this city u the square bounded by st. Claude Msstee M
ure hy6ne eleven inches and five lines, on y Gauu
i've lines deep 6etveen parallel lines Acquired by sal
Hamilton NJ Wright Ry purchase from LGn !: eat,G' Us
act passed before o. stark notary fu0lc IN TINS ScS On '
= certain Iot Of ground situated in the same district an
square having American measure about hrytwo feet iron
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30
-rNIrED sTArEs MARsHALIs MONTTIoN.

United States Schooner Isabea her Tackle Apparel and
Furniture etc e5c In the United States District Court
for the District Of Aousiaaa.- No. Sil6.
IN 0BEnEENaEtO an Admiralty Warrant,
To ms drecf in the above entitled suit nave seized and
token my possession the Schooner Isabelta her Tackle
ESQ CueCyor Of the Port 25 boxes Of Cigars Guava
Jelly 10 demehus Liquors aud GordialS, andBow ht!ed
BY the United Set America for the prth in the
libel pending the DsEicB Court Of the United States
And do he site and admonsh the eWeroF owners thereof
and all every person having preeudngt hav
suy right title interest Ia the same to be and appear t
District Court of the United States rhe district aforesaid
10 10 holden the City of New Ueu3 before tle third
Monday the date her Of 70 shVw caGs any they have
ar cam why the said schooner, her lHck e etc ETC. etc
sGaud condemned and be Sol asgsea6 to o prayer
d. lied Ststes Nayshals Cficc New Orleans Etghoenth
ddy Of October, 1866 CufABERr 81 bilEE-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30
%. s. MARsHAI,s sALE.


UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S sALE-LEWIS THoMP@
son vs. Benjamin Bagrd-No 23S9-In the United States
Circuit Court Tor Fifth Circuit and District of Lou
isianR.
DY VIRTUE of "A writ of ferI ftcias,
ID directed by the said Court in the above
said suit the POI July 1865 have seized aud wilt expose
at public sale the United States Marshals stand in the
entrance of the Custom House on Old between
Canal and Gu.tomhouse Streets SATURDAY, the Sd day
OF November 1865 IL O'Clock the following described
property, viz:
Thrty.two Thousand Dollars made New Orleans the
lth Of ebruary 1857, by E. r Tatpm and f Simm9ns in
favor Benjamin Ballard payable the office Of Messrs
Bogart Foley Avery in this city and bears interest at
per per from its date oa paymset and is
identified passed before Theodore Uyol notary
pabc the lth February, 1851 and which bond IS ma ked
me varetu by sgi notary said bond was, by payment,
up to the March, 1861 reduced the OF hundre
eleven thousand six hundred and tarty 90l0
dollars which bears interest at per cent nuum
from date TO final payment.
Which seized the abov suit to satisfy the plain
tis claim herein to-wit Of hftysx thousand feu
thirty and 40l00 dollas with interest
costs.
Ra5- TERMS OF sAIE-Cash in Y. s. Treasury Notes;
CUTHBERT BULLITr,
E.o..0 u s. Marshal for District of Louisiana,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30
Lonlslnna 1ntelllgenee.

T15E WEATHER AND CRoPs--For the last few |
weeks we have been well blessed with cool and
sanshiny weather, and our farmers are ienalng
every effort and making good use Of thelI tune IN
gathering. few more days OF tins beautiful
Weather will give them ample time to complete
their fall task. Their sad faces look more cheer
full than they have for some time; their cotton
crop is better than they expected, although 1t Wii
not amount to the figures that were calculated IN
'-Ns FGreensburg;tst. Helena PARISH Journal.
We are glad to see that our contemporary, the
st. Martin Democrat is so well patronised as to
be filed exclusively with advertisements; but we
must confess our disapp pointment at not being
able to get an item from its pages.
CorroN AND GIN BuRNT.-A destructive fire
occurred Thursday morning on the plantation Of
Messrs. Burke s. Kean six miles east OF town, IN,
volying the loss of the gin, sugar house shea anu
nearly hundred bales ofcotton. The IRE orlgl-
mated dfrom friction in the gin, and soon consumed
the buildings, We learn that lot Of the balee Ii
| Gotten was saved, but are not able to state the
quantity.-I Baton Rouge Advocate.
1 The city authorities of Baton Rouge are goinG
to repair the wharf there, and the Advocate say
the repairs are needed,
Six steamers were lying at the Baton Rougt
landing at one time, the other day-all OF then
, river boats which happened to meet there at th
same hour.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.-We learn from tn
Bayou Sara Ledger that the planters and citizen
of West Felicana parish have been invited b.
7 those of East Felieiana, to attend meeting TO b
t held in Jackson, on the Sd of November A
!. matters of interest to the planting communit
r will come before the meeting, it is hoped that
full delegation will be on hand.
The fall term of the district court for this paris
5. opened on Monday last Judge Watkins preside
/; with his Characteristic dignity; Col TompkIns
= yipIant in behalf of the State. There is iarg
e docket to dispose of-the court will sit at leas
:. two weeks. Besides the parish bar, we see IN a
y tendance R. w. Campbell and the veteran Ger
: Henry Gray, of BienyilIe.-[Homer Advocate.
+. TEE CRoes.-The planting community are pr,
erslly Estimated that the cotton crop Of this paris
il for tie present year will not exceed 5000 bales
which is about one-ifth Of crop compared
" that Of the year 1859,-[Bienville Messenger. "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30
The New opera House---Benetit to ME. Pau
AlhafzR.
IrEanslaled lroa L,Avenir, q .snnday.l

TRANSLATED from L'Avenir of sundayl
Tie following correspondence does the greatest
honor to a gentleman, who although his residence
among US has been of very short duration, is al
ready loved and esteemed by a community whose
syrapatfies have been stll further enlisted by the
recent calamity which has fallen SO heavily upon
him. We speak Of Mr.. Paul Alhaiza, who, not
withstanding the terrible trials to which he has
been subjected, is desirous of fulfilling the obga-
| tions contracted by his lamented brother, and is
preparing it is stated to reopen the doors Of the
/ Opera.
/ Without knowing anything of the composition
i of the new company the time fixed for its debut
or the class of representations which it will pre-
sent to the public, we predict, in advance great
#nccess for Mr. AHaiza. On the night of the first
/ performance, the curtain will rise before an en-
1 thusiastic and brilliant assemblage, anxious to
testify to Mr. Alhaiza the most lively sympathy
no less for the loved artist than for the son and
brother so cruelty afflicted.
| We. insert with pleasure the following CORES,
/ pondence communicated to us by N. Guerin:
! 70 NJ Paul Alhsiga Direct or of the Opera:
/ The undersigned, inhabitants of New Orleans,
/ Iesirons of giving you token of their sympathy
and wishing besides to have some assurance of the
1 continued existence of the opera, which has al
ways been source of life and activity to the com
merce of our city and has furnished to society q
rendezvous for It's beauty, its elegance, and it:
1 fashion; and, convinced as they are that youl
greatest desire is to fulfil your engagements as fa
4 IS it will be in your pewer, and certain that W.
Il interpret the sentiments of the entire community
in assuring you,that you can count upon the kind
izless and good will of the Louisiana public, beg
Il gou to signalize the opening of the theater, q
Il which you have the management, by special
representation for your benefit, which will aid you
reestabIishing the stability of its administration
4 The price of places will be fixed as follows:
i Parquet, premferes and seeondes, $5i; Parterre
S2; Troisiemes and Quatriemes, 81.
4 The undersigned leave you to fix the day of the
representation, and to choose the subject.
/ Accept sir, the assurance OF our high consider