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i 'v. i 'f 'Mi IV. ire TLlirTOB On the 12th Inst. at 'lack a af etfgnon, Department of Vancluse. airi snakiest of tUs city slnoe 1802.

0 Wends of the family are invited, without ajtssraoaes, to attend the funeral, which will fiM This Day, Moadaj) 20th a 41, j0ck r. Kn from hla late residence, So. 114 sjctssttaost Ulf even el Atleraey herctelore irauu ST "A eieb.v reTeked, except the one JsVJaiea Stafford, BaaT a. MAY. piXOUJl CLiTxD PKA8 KICK.

A5D CASOLIKA Wi Booth Carolina COW PBAS. Prime RICE, Wat arrrrals from Charleston .1 MyziC Mlhmenta, by PKICB, KNB fctCPPKB. HBiHTUS BOABI) AHD LODUiaa rut iha Bu aimer ran be obtained iumt.i,!. a at Paes GhritLn. adiaintn is tnitw i.i 0 lln la avail themselves of asfportanltj, can hare of delightful residence, I "f1 hou a the seme lastaeireU'dteaiwM loea.

no time from their aWfce at the Pass ia wall aunoltxl with wh esTstoaV schools. Pot farther information apply COL O. OAR5BR, a evaeTWynne 6 Common and 46 Canal pnram reqnirou. ep30 lm UQCLAB RRD PACUT. SOB WBDSTKeDat.

Anril lA ttSP. VJP PO JKFFSBSOfl, BHbYBVBPObT, 1 grand BaToo, Grand Beore. alexan kjhl draft steamer ZlZZIB afoPBUaSTTBoo't? aaweon, clerk, wul leer aa abore. Ja toatoai jaaaaci awpW on board, or ta i vtj few street I I Praitht takaa at hih water ratoa. ap20H fCOBRESPONDENOJ.

IOopy.1 JKFPKBSOjr. TJT Ag srn ir. John W. Jlarria 4 Cv Jlew Ocleant tatj Tooraef the Slat ult. to hand and eon tm We oherfuHj.

comply with your atataVand at the aama time congratulate the tor Xewn. Diebold, Bohman II ot as itttaete, your nnaqnaled Safes. "The one pur. salf you bMt aprinC was In the second story star trick building at the time of its burnW erfifswtthad withstood the hottest fire of the Ml Into the eellar, where remained three aqtbitee sufficiently cool to open. With rery Wilsbor we tnoeeeded In getting it in aa uprigh 5 aatsa, and Judge ot our surprise when the locks awiarad to the keys, and were opened with BSMly any more difficulty than before It waa nut papera ror the pu sf tasting its virtue, and am pleased to say an 1 see 1 1 ad without a blemish.

We, there ka. sumot toe highly recommend your Safes to femalioY Tours Ualy. CB4d) J. W. a.

J. B. KD8SKLL nf and Conimistion Mar stata, ana Dealera in Agricultural Implements, ftstnoa, TUaa. VicvBO GBVAT AKXBIC4H raiARD BimeuE proof safes, ttmatemd to, hare reoeWed'the GOLD nflAl toehyear from the afechanica' and Azri Loni1Iuk. are mam indorsed by many of our principal mer JOHJI W.

BOBRI8 Agenta, t7 Canal and 17 rWuMoBASaMp Academy op musio. 'f. Chwlea Street. aTUDnw BIBWKLL, Proprietors and Managers Abo of the Olympia Theatre, 8u Louis. Bftwtot, AprU SO, 1868.

COOL AJTD DKUGUTFCL. IWTABrSTT PKOGRAMMK by fall Company. HW DEMOB BALLIT by Carnaggia and 5o i vtsslmo. THE LAST BLKCTIOJC, new bur haqne by Durivage. IU.CMI5ATBD TSAPSZB ayZanfretta.

RIVAL AUTHORS, Dasher and amtrage. Their two last and best burlesques 'wthesama night. Continued successor the I SuCHBftS, Introducing new 2 Wts, Bongs, Dances, Tableaux, etc. Local apl9 1TCEUM (CITY) HALL. iiTHB BECOHD OP THX SBRIRS OP TOUR PARLOR CONCERTS Win be given on 1 Mo day Kvealag, April so, 1S6S, 'Aii, By the M15DBLS80HB Q0ABTETT1, wmenoa at I o'clock.

PBOGBAMMB. I "wad. DnAA SKIraaT5SfiJBi Piano ilomeno. 6 jWaeeler. ausaeii, Jir.

lTa "KUore, 1 op, Mr. C. C. Triur 1 DIB II (new) T. nil: for Sopriio, 1 i5tt Bhiavoni BucL PetrelU, M'me Violoncello, eienutiwifc.i.

lll K1ht Culld (nsw) Abt, Mr. A. ajv voteea. Vsnil? I' Carnival do it aumbar ot aiuie ston rrr.vr 00 mm aDl 2t iM8 BOBOM ll5n.d Bblr BOSOMS. vtBmfiTS and Boy BHIBTS.

wT8 made to order at our SHIRT pirrnpv JBt. Chatls. and Cal Tu. LBIGHTOM fc BATMA5. G2BA1K'8 BDGAaVHOCSB MOLASBB3 5f Houae MOLASSKS.

MlIiaT. rl A. H. MSZA, bL0 OBoo. Ma.

10 4)ATB COBJI MKAL, etc.I 5 "OATO IeU0W iHd C0R5. PJ Western EAT. MIAt 1W i vWALTBJt C. COOK. JOBBH.HAJtKA, PUBLIC WXJGHBB1 Btgaxtoe itxeet, Oil SATTTPrt A in mar Cottos The absence this morning of any telegraphic news op to the hour of nSon, add fim attitod of fret, combine to Buapeod buwnefsa entirely.

We do not even hear of any negotiaUong on foot Saturday bueineaa amounted to only 200 balea on the baaia of 29c for Good Ordfcary; 30c. for Low Middling, and 31c. for Middling. Aheae quotations, however, are merely nom abd M0LA88E8 Only 4 hhda. Boffar and 2 bbla.

Molasses have been received since our reviewof Satorday. There was some in quiry for Cuba Sugar to day, but ih sale have transpired. Seven nhdi. fair Louisiana Sugar solJatmc. ft.

A limiledrstaU business is doing Louisiana Sutrar at 1 TuT and 17aI74c. for white. We have heard of sales on Saturday of a cargo of Cuba MolasseJ and some smaller loto on the limduiTaU thl particulars of which are suppress CubS setued that we cannot give accurate quota MolKhu f110 WEST The steamers rhS5l.HU k0' Swallow from and Indian arrived since our review of yesterday. UbeWS Satur. rfwi10 7' nd nnttled Prices.

The wed to $15 i bbL8 Itraatf12 62M' and 55 Tff5 wPPly. but the demand is limited and pncea hav Aiu Ua tThln cTnfiedto 420 "r.w' w120 130 at 75c busheL drah VYs have no sales to reoort hot quote in asmall way $1 rsWi'lfe Ut with small sales to the trade at $19 a 21 ton. There was some inquiry to day, but 2 nar afiwi to 25b bols. meaVof at $27, and 50 bb s. rull weight at $27 50 bbL It is re tailing at $27 75 28 bbL Bacox The market is very dull and depressed, and only a limited retail business is Jfo' should 16160 for elear ribbed sides, and 18c for clear sides.

A lot of 25 tierces sugar cured hams sold at 19Mjc lb choic "g114 wpply. There is not much demand, but the market is iu, vi ov aerces sold to day at 18 4C. 01ONXTAKY. 8aturdat, April 2012 M. fn 18 oneitement pending the Lrlnra80f bnt there seems generally a more cheerful feeUng.

Jf.1.8 18 by a better general demand ff. LDK0t8.at Pric "ear of offT to buy large lots at 284. brokers' counters are SnwfeT Belling, 28Mi in smaU Gold In the absence of New' York ac Prem 0 buying, and forseliina We note sales of $600 American halves at 36 prem. Nothing doing in securities, nor are then 111 department yet INCOME TAX. tUITED STATES INTBR1TAL BBVKWTTR ror JJICTOBB OFHCB.

WMT BOW Or if! Anril ID ttRO Kotice ia herabv riviin i from the Assessor ot this Disti.ct the List of Taxes Assessed and cow due, DPOK 1HCOMBS, for the year ending December 31, 1867. Ulng 40 taxes within twenty dajs from date of this notice become liable to a penalty of (5) five per centum per month and interest of (1) one per centum per month until Jv?" Paid WVtlj. the penalties Imposed by law npon delinquents will be ricidlv enforced. Payment may be made to me at the Custom House, Boom Ko. 5L tom J08.

G. P. 8UM5BB, Deputy and Acting; Collector, aplu lot in aoeence ot James B. Steedmau. Colleotor.

PnOTOGKAPHM. PHOTOUKAPHS. 8. ANDERSON has just fitted up, with all the and necessary for his beautiful Art and elegant Studio, 183 Canal street, (Three Sister buildings. and is now prepared to execute Plain and Colored Photographs, and all descriptions of work known to the art, in a style hitherto unequaled in this country.

The public is respectfully invited to call and see our new 8tudio and examine our specimens. S. AKDKaSOS, apl lmlt2dp 183 Canal, (Three Bisters. FOIXT CLEAK HOTEL. Watering Place will be iiL the Proprietor rtatters himsslf thit of th6 tablishment shtuVot gISdTare wWeh'av PS gooa tare which characterized it previous te the aJu locition f0 health Is unsurpassed and'L81' ha noJ(ln1 la the Gulf Coast itah Had at any time.

seasol abundant diumg the entire i who wish to X. Proviaoo ror all iood Stable will be provided. "Bering riaces A good Baud of Music elaSn? "U111C wured. and will plav lawns afternoons, and tor dancing eveu inn. a fine low between every evening.

ooi TERMS OP BOARD. renewea obligations. uwa unuor A. M. OODFRET, aill let Pot Clear Hotel.

apis lm Also of Battle Hoiim Mobile. QOW PBAS FOB SAiiC C0W "AS. tot. to suit purehasers. OOD.

apis LOjV LCDWIGSKN, lse Common strfPt. gOCTHKRN HOTEL, 8T. LOCIS, MO. ItAVBlLLS, WABSER i Proprietors. Iv nnlaled by any Hotel west of Vff The long corridors and extensive parlors in suits, more elegantly furnished than any ZJ airy Uted rooms, aad the bountiful manner In which ita tables are sippUedwith every luxury of the season, keeps the Southern Hotel where its pro prtotors intended it should be, in the first rank ot ZiehV1' nd the livorite house of the traveUng public apl7 3m iGBIOL OIL PLAGlOi OLL I bakt OIL, jruaranteed real PlarnioJ ropwk to any other dl imported in is market! Ubark Jamea MeOarty and ita SEX apl2 ELA3CHI5 a eiBADD.

caoidLeree. NEW ORLEANS. aianinu, APRIL, 20,1868 viiMMXsra this xpxsEreT ACA "Ve' XmoB Ballet," "HJaniln.ted Trapeie" Authors," 'The Grand Buchesa?" rJWSWSSX Magieai TrSuISt0h.THB4I.M" Grand Combination Terynlht HS OPPO.ite the SL PrPetors of Eclectic" for May, a magazine pubhshed at New York and Baltimore! P. Ponpran Son, 6.J1 Broadway, New York, for Putnam's Monthly Magarine for EHU' selleVandsla' nmtl' opposite Post Slwfcw1 Marine for fbr AvVTi.111,! 1 Newspaper for Apnl 25th, Police Gazette and New York Clipper To Purser Hempstead, of the Geo Cromwell and Haff, of the Juniata, ande purser of the steamship Crescent City for special fayora. To Purser, of I.

MKii 0 tte STce7 of t06 boat for Mobile papers. We have received from Wil longhby H. Webb, Columbus, Ohio, Sfb? Pytol the public To Alexander DlTZct2T Treasury Department, Washington, D. for sUUstical tables. Movements of TBoors.

Battery 5th ArtiUery, and Company 33d Infantry, which have been on duty in thia city, left last evening on the Jackson cars for Atlim Georgia, to report to Gen. Meade for duty Battery K. 5th Artillery, will leave to morrow morning on the steamship Alliance for dntv at Port Jefferson, Florida. JST It is the general remark that the duties of the Shrievalty have been, during this trying and exciting election, and tedious count of votes, performed by Dr. Avery and his deputies with the most scrupulous impartiality.

We have heard of none making complaint, except such as were desirous of breaking the peace or of committing some unconscientious act, and who were restrained from it. Sheriff Avery has made a multitude of friends among those who were heretofore by no means par tial to him, and even those who are loth to hnd any virtue in a political opponent, or former foe physical contests, must admit that the rights of the voter have been as care fully secured by him. in this election, so far as it lay in his power and province to uo so, as ever before. His deputies were every where vigilant, yet unobtrusive. They re ceived universal commendation.

Laurent MnxATJDoir. Another evidence of the. remarkable healthfulness of this city and the alluvial region around it, and yet of the mevitableness of the death to which all must succumb, another proof of the rich reward afforded to industry and systematic habits, another instance of the triumph of mind over matter, and of the power of intel lect in whatever department it may be made to exert itself, is afforded in the life and death of this old citizen. Laurent Millaudon came here so many years ago Uiat, were he not known to have been born 82 years ago in France, one might almost regard him as having been present at the birth of Louisiana, as he was present at its birth as a State. He was of slender physique and apparently weak constitution, but he lived to bury three generations of men, and laid up by agricultural iabors and in real estate in vestments which he kept always active, probably 12,000,000 in property, and yet was always a modest, retiring and unambitious citizen, living comfortably but quietly, and honored, though not seeking honor from his iellow citizens.

The Academy of Music There will be a splendid entertainment at this popular place of resort this evening. Beside the humorous and varied 0U0 performances, in which are introduced the unrivalled burnt cork combination, led by Bloodgood, Parker, Ey man, and Schoolcraft, there will be delihtfni given by the Taylor and Utile Master Seymour. By the way, this juvenile commedian of so much promise, leaves us this week to fill an engagement at Booth's Theatre, New York. Carmaggia, the brilliant Italian dan sense, aseisted by that remarkable male dancer ovissimo, will execute to night a new Demon After the wonderful exhibition by banfaretti, upon the illuminated trapeze, there is to be given a new burlesque by Duveratre entitled "The Last Election," full of pleasinJ incidents and local hits. The performances will conclude with the grand travestie entitled The Grand Duchess of Alaska, or the White fawn of America." Juia.V rant" HVCIATA The fnwhip wS from Philade' ttokpEwF mU frCight MtF Duffy and child, i w'7' farrow Parias, de Bro ghe FortcoyeT Becker 5tMnT' V1.

Malbert Bart lett de Berlvmont, Mr Dow, Mr llentz and wife, master li Hentz, Mrs Beck A Lotta Mr Thayer, Mis 8 Thayer, l'fno, Mey MlM French, VV Ilavs McPherson, Skill man. SBowaT ansell Chae Noble, Arrival of the Geo. Cromwett tt, xSTSSw Ct0 viae rrom ew York, arrived at her wharf at a wl2 aaufl telW? (SSdSJ with a full freight and the following passeV Mrs. Mary Craig and child, Jas. A Neal A Sdver, Frank Cargiil, Disther 7' A DTV aw An sstw xork, arrived at her wharf yesterday morning (Sunday), with the followLJ A KFff1 A lburn' McDermott, A Dean, DriscoU, Wm Dema, Dema Chas Cochrane, St Aimant.

aaLJ. whkb mn7 eor'e iSda by ST rid WO mny iI.I lhe of" fast young men now a days, who use tbemselveg up wiUi the Krwtest apparent satisfaction. The circus and menagerie at Tivoli This gentleman has had a trying office to perform during the past few days. The acta of Congress known aa the military reconstruction bills place sovereign power in the hands of the district commander. Under him and his orders," qualified only by the requirements of these acta themselves, the election took place with no limitation of power, and no appeal except to Gen.

Grant. The object to be attained in thia particular case was, that there should be as complete and as fair a vote by all who are entitled to it under registration and the laws of Congress as was practicable. There were an immensity of obstacles in the way, and these were peculiarly difficult of comprehension and adjustment by military men. But the instinct of the gentleman, and the directness of the soldier, form an excellent guide for all merely political perplexities, and Gen. B.

has so conducted this as to do very complete justice to all. Some of our friends were disposed to complain of the orders issued during the day of Saturday by Gen. which bo facilitated the reception of votes in affidavits of lots of registration certificates the order enly reiterated the words of the law. If these negroes imported from St. Charles, St.

James and St. Bernard, and who had voted there on genuine certificates the day before, were enable 1 thus to vote here on false affidavits of loss of papers which never existed, it was not the fault of Gen. but of the law. The remedy is to track up each false voter and each case, to expose the party which has brought them in, and to prosecute the villains who thus violate the law. We mean the white villains not the poor negro, unwittingly used as a tool.

iy The Radicals have carried the Le gislature of Connecticut in both branches uuiwuusianaing the increased majority with which the Democratic candidate for Governor was elected. The negro suffrage bill is again defeated, because the Kadicals have not two thirds in either House. The constitutional amendments in Connecticut must pass two Legislatures first, by majorities of the two Houses, and secondly by two thirds of both Houses. Last year the Radicals had majorities, notwithstanding' the Governor was Democratic. This year they gain several members and retain majorities in both Houses, but not two thirds.

So the proposition is defeated. The representation in the Connecticut State Legislature is peculiar. It is not apportioned according to population, but divided among townships, without regard to population. All the old townships, without regard to the number of inhabitants, send two representatives each. Some new towns have been formed, which have one each granted them, but no increase has been allowed to increased populations.

The largest places in the State, such as ew Haven, with 50,000, and a' Democratic majority of 2500, have only two members, while there are fifty towns in the State, each with less than 1000 inhabitants, which send a hundred members in he aggregate: twice the population that have only two. It is by these small towns that the Radical majorities, although a minority of the whole people, maintain the control of the Legislature. We have not noticed that the Radicals in Congress, who have been hot foot for reorganizing Maryland, on the ground that by the apportionment of members of the Legislature among the counties a part of them gets an undue proportion of political power, have taken this Connecticut case into consideration where a thousand men have equal political power in the Legislature with 50,000. Perhaps the reason for this abstention may be found, that in Maryland the sup posed sufferers by apportionment are Radicals, while in Connecticut it is the Radical thousand that suppresses the power of the Democratic 50,000. Circumstances beiue altered, principles lose their force.

Declsiaa ia the McCarale Case. thf' W.a8nin8ton special, of the 16th. siv Uie following report of the decision of lhe Supreme Court in the McCardle case of the effect of 7, Tr this particular case, but in Th. Florida cases, under the reconstruction act Vritf of ave b.een en out, soas to" vade the diftculues thrown ia the way bvtha peal of the act of 7 7 ttt re" tha wY tppe" from official record of th ChaM dlivered the opinion act of lfi7n' co1nclnded as "The act of 1867, giving direct appeal in such eaW having been recently repealTa? it remaintto repeal in and it accord nex terof under the reconstruction law, canitj wnBtrucuon law, cap out a writ of habeas aHdVth. oYd p0rac72rv.d final hearing is had hefOMlKWa 80 generally, it would not sWSt thl' peal of the aet of 1867 will effect S5ch can be thus easily avoided.

Thia wiU lenal.la lh. tt6 Ui of clngrs to he contrary, to decide the consUtauofcUilT of the reconstruction laws. wou7 01 laJii6 of inkers in Ire uunne ana uomir some Going and Goiine are now beth ore, Tw feotne is Oojig, ai.a Ooxf la Ogcie, before the passage of Tact of loETth, they should be brought upon a writ of certio ran. as well as the writ of knlat i. is not known whu ELECTION, RETURNS.

Prom our Extra of Thia Morning, We publish this evening the urmmis turns of the election as far as obtained. They are in several instances incomplete. The only poU which had not completed ita count uK urn 01 our going to preea was one the Sixth Ward, at Enaina Bn in Notwithstanding the colonization schemes and other frauds committed by the party.it wiUbe seen that the Democratic pany nas tnumptied In the city and parish. In the First and Second Districts there are several of the minor offices In doubt. The friends of Mr.

SUes, the Radical candidate for Recorder in the Second District, claim his election, and they are probably correct in their conclusions. The Recordership of the First District is also in doubt, each of the leaning candidates claiming to be ahead. FIRST WARD. rreclnta. Poa White.

Col'd. Total. R. maL maL 1 118 KCI 381 25 'J ita 16 i.s jui 1 1U 7m Total First Ward, HJ "roi ig 8 ECO WD WARD. Frecintta.

PoU. TotaJ. i 1 1 1 1 Bad mat Dem. msj. jus ill THIRD WARD.

Preciscta. 1'oU. 1 1 1 2 Totai. Red. mavDeiu.

mil, 117 100 206 lio 1JS WARD. FOCRTH Poll. Tow. i I'reciiJiits. maj.

Dem.maj. SI in HUH WARD. The several pracincu in thia Ward give a Imocrat.c n.a ei aoasu ftftv votes, with iheeSI'tJon Ho. Poll Ho. 1.

which Five, it te surpoaed, tome 4 Radical ma. 1:5 SIXTH WARD. rr ineregiBtraremthis ward, from daU furnished by the Commiesioners, announce in this ward a Democratic majority of Precinct No. 11, polls 1 and 2, gave the heaviest voie. SEVEXTH Poll.

Totai Precincts. 1 WARD. Red. mbj. Dem.

maj. 617 441 1H1 WARD. maj, ti 10 17 EIGHTH Poa Total. iS9 2 Hi 1 2 Preciocta. 13 Dein.

mai. N7 ISO 70 HISTH WARD. rrecmcta. Poll. Teta'.

1 W19 1 1 MS Bad. maj. Dem maj. in 73 TESTH WARD. 617 i 560 S.4 JO 822 4 EI.EVEHTH WARD.

Poll So. Poll Poll Ho. Poll So. 1.... 3..

4.J. K9 DA Poll Ho. 1.. Poll Ho. Poll No.

Poll So. 4.. 'w lmi ane MM 211 TSO 2.l The total vote in Algiers is 14X). For the constitution, 1069; against it :1 giving a majority for the constitution of 678 votes. Th I.

1. uio result 01 tne vote in me inira Ward ror me constitution white, 'J3; colored. ngoiaei me consutuuon white, V73 colored, 3 blank, '2. Jones, 275; Mann, Straight, Taliaferro, 302 Warmoth, 77. AbeU, 384 Howe, 279.

Conway, 3(1) Lewis, 77; Fosdick, Baker, Murphy, a8. Becker, Manning, 308 Tenbrink, 48; Neville, 43. The election at Milneburs resulted as follows I or the constitution, 51 against it, 32. The Election in the Interior. I'arisk tsu Ileleaa.

Amite City, Sunday, April lit, 1808. Against the Constitution 13t. For the Con etituuon 1 jy. Fvr tioo.no: Tallialerro 1G8, Warmoth 12 l)sl, tct JnJicE. P.

Ellis, (present incumbent) 171, C. lreeon Bradley 118. Aiurty. Boliver Edwards 11C. vm.

Duncan 141. State Senator. Wm L. Thompson 221 Jeee Saunders 57, John (. Wall 2, State LttjUlaturt.

Mumford McCoy, (col'd) 13t, Amos Kent 124. 7' 1 A. Fellows' majority at this box over Mushaway, was 28; all the other State offi cers on the Taliaferro ticket, about the same majority as for the Constitution. Livingston pariah goes against the Constitution, about two hundred or more, and in this, Su Helena parish, it will be a close vote. Flaqaeaalaes.

QUAHAHTTHE STATIOH, April 19, 6 P. M. lne following are the returns from precinct Ho. 7, parish of Plaquemlnse, vis Whole number of votes, 176; against the Constitution, 105; for the Constitution, 71 majority against Constitution, 34. Number of white voters, 110; of colored, H6 majority of white voters, 44.

For Governor, Taliaferro, 105 Warmoth, 71. CP Let all troublesome topics be avoided at meals. Do not dwell upoo the difficulties of business, the delinquencies of domaatice or discipline the children at the dinner table' for a cheerful spirit not only gives relish for food, but a good start at digesting the tame. JutveachmetiA Ram. Wai Tk.

Commercial AdverVi7r has thia: An Amaricaa lady, distinguished alike in society for her intellectual and personal attrae wfflX'f wriUng to I.am otkti at impeachment TeU Mr. weed, with my love, that if the Radicals don eonviet the Preeident, they will, tike Belsharzar, have Br Wade in the balance 1 The Supreme Court of Massachusetts decides the policies of insurance on stocks of intoxicating liquors kept for sale ia violation oi the prohibitory law are void. iy M'me Yolnys. on retiring from the 8t. Petersburg stage, played grindmother in a p.ece where she had once taken the character of the infant.

(I iilPirai. FURTHER EtECTION RETURNS. nitTTiu), ilI1T ror Governor Tali. Mrr u. warmoth 245.

Dunn Voorhies voues Mann 305. 0 iFor totion 270, against "armoui xo, ManndJi Jonas tliil TVnnn i wrnjes Precinct No. 2, Poll No. l. For eonrtitn tion 113, against 371.

Taliaf. irr H(Ut CO. Pnll wk, rr conrntutlon 210, against Wth 2W; VocVhles Dunn 207 Mann 335, Jones 198. 8XCOXD WARD. on 7 ao eonatitution To 352, Warmoth uu uones Straight 10.

"sor eonrtitution 214. 212; Taliaferro 352. Waraaot 1Q against Pwcinet No. 4, Poll Ne. For the consutuuon, agamst 373.

GovemoT Tal Blrsjght 9, Field 5. THUtD WARD. Precinct No. 5. Poll Na.

'J For eonsUta uoo. jh, agamst 168. For Gavereor Talia Jsrro 123, Warmoth 112. Lieutonaat Grv ernor Voorhies 141, Dunn 114. Congress Mann 1 .7 iao Pweinct No.

5, PoU No. 1 For "0, against 127. For Governor coaetitntiem Taliaferro ir warmoth 7a Lieutenant GovTnoi voornies 115, Dunn 7h 12, Jones ft Straight 6. Cotferess Mann precinct p0U No. 1 For constitution :78.

Taliaferro Warmoth Ta oormes J7J, Dunn 276, Mann 32J, Jones Precinct No. 7, Poll No. 2 For constitution tfinst 302. Taliaferro 203, Warmoth 4), Voorhies 202, Dunn 540, Mann 203, Jonas TEHTH Will). Precinct No.

22, Poll No. 1 For constat. gamn 4.j. TaUaferro 444, War moth 154, Voorhies 435, Dunn 153, Mann 434 Jones 152. at rou ao.

or constitution 157. against "7. Aauajerro rji, warmoth 153, Voorhies wunn ij, Mann 418, Jones 147 or the constitution 300. against 207. Taliaferro 2C8, Warmoth 283 if ana.

1 I A mVU ii or mi constiutton 264 against 265. Taliaferro 250, Warmoth 26fi! iunn axann 275, Jones 2 jO rvurui nrara uere IS a majority of 10 for the constitution. The whole Democratic ward ticket elected by aa average of Kum ana cttnnger to the House, and vn owreiin to the CouncfL awm jiouge gives 789 majority against the constitution. West Baton Rouge 100 against Livingston. Reported 500 against tuy UUayfcJ Vtt UU XL.

St. Tammany gives 12 against the constitn 7' vul wioie DemocraUc ticket is elected. St. Bernard gone for the constitution, but pansn ucket elected, and one member of the House. RXCAITTTLATIOJI.

The official vote so far as heard from foot up thus Democratic majorities are ascertain ei follows: TaJ complete 519 Tenth Ward, complete 454 51 on Pu 10 hr .40 Third Ward, two polls to hear 93 The Opera. Saturday evening a l.r. dience assembled at the New Opera House to witness the first performance of the Afri came. This muUmiuM TA.t Italian opera troupe, which visited our eitv two years sgo, did not produce the effect which, iu value commands, and the public could not, therefore, jadge favorably of an opera cut mp and disfigured by a second rate troupe of nomadic singers. The production of thia splendid work upon oar stage, is equivalent to the representation of aa altogether new play, got up then with all the grandeur which the subject requires, and which the managers can so well put forth.

The Afri caine' is undoubtedly a great creation, and though ita music is not imposing by iu classical beauties, and does not penetrate the audi ence with the author's thought, yet the mho is so strange, aad the effect ao wonderful, that the ear is surprised at avarv phrase, aad the mind occupied only in unraveling the prodigious difficulties which chara. terixe this work of Meyerbeer. Throughout, the play ia splendid, and the musical enacts are brought about with a power which shows that the feeble old man who wrote those pages, buD batked ia the sunlirtt of ihe inspiration of his youngsr days. The last aeana! the famous Upas tree," opens with a chorus of violins, which seems te weep aad sob through every bar. The magaifieeaee of this part is unsurpassed by anything that Mover beer ever wrote.

It is like the song of the dying swan, for as the last note is seat thril. ling through the audience, it seems to tell voa that the author is dead, and that he wrote his own requism." Time will sot allow us today to speak of the different actors; but eui lice it to say that M'me Aedibart. Pieot. La chevalier, aad M'me Begum sang most beautifully their respective. parts.

To night the house wCl be crowded to see the second rep resentation oi this wonderful work of a great composer, loo penormance will at 7 o'clock, precisely. tST Go and see the circus. Ah I Mr. Torn. A W.k;n trfan itT I ta.

of the 15 says: 0 ku Mr. Boekalew alluded to Us article ia the Chronicle oaths subject of ImpeachJhani. and said some oufht to WwtTTt. ing the Judges, a Forney nd every day, and attempting to ia'aeoee then in tfceix decuieaJ Sew York lotifnssiitn! FROM EUROPe. London awl Lfrvrpeol MjjxketiL VA8HlTCTOvil; Itnpeaxhment Trial Projpwttln.

New York; Cotton arid Gold Mtefcet om SoatLwMt Paaa. Pam. AprU 11 jLV Mmnta OA a ra Bs Cwiltoeyo0 rrr waajpo eajoa and Claoeatrm. rkhooner HorenS Bhsy, HulTsiSS' bound for Vera Crux, has boon fvteVliW chor tnEaat Bay fnOysT. Swtt rircTHwxaT Paaa, AprU 19 Total Bnaber aAWst the cons teSI and fox Taliaferro forvernor VODmo 1sj Eveidn.

Cott gnjeter under large arrivals; aaSrizSoo Apr? 50' Woon. Cott tplandsr on the spot, 12 Vr? MiddUngtnM, LoMBOK, April 20 Lord Sapler rreeeto heavy shipmenu of spado, aartnjr Lieoai unrion. will be cut orf" dS? pru jl stoets active; 138Si old bonds 11 1H aaflon was ealled for nnrOhur th. AZZ legdd dVroced5iTrmoStt5 evidence. "'BKHBisi was enered.

Butler offered Blodffatfs vTZZ fP7 wgew was nor oa trial here au oranr wbS hTml i that Blodgeo was not oa trial here whV fc i vnM redaeed to writing. Botler protested, but Chase insisted, and Butlar is now writing. wq, A BotUm. OpUiuA ofButier TLa Wvtwg. 01 Boston Advertiser Mr.

Butler callsfor the witnesses, Mr. Butter axaminaa the witnesses, Mr. Butler explains the purpose of testimonv, Mr. BuUer answers the objections of the counsel oa tSe ether aide. Mr.

Boiler supplies the amastn wtW. fnliven thecMBuSj bRUies the Justke, Mr. BTdeTsWoX eee that the ease is dosed. The Preeidenr. LLjir' nauar nas ant g.

Wiedhis oyster, when the fifteen mEnta? feosse ia over, the ease wails for hint if beta ready, the trial jwoeeede. whether WJ the Senators are in their places or not" and menagerie Tivoli Circle tonight. inssters in the Southern Stat, iada their wiwHir aooeoai Raa to the deparSeiti Washington. The United States GovefSneat bss oommenced, all over Ue South, acttosaat Uw to recover iu claissa nTthksSu danng the past month, suits luve teVrnsti toted against nearly one hundred of the dUa P0 Bigger, UU postmastor of SUh mond. whoaa lSEiiitu.

v.v. sjs faalifsV UO WisinBaTaBK amount to nearly the Government as to attach his prooortv of luai surotiaa. Maaara. ChirWw JoPh both ofthTeity: It certainly seems unfair that these sntlaZaV should be made to nffkl? ware taken kw tk. o.

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