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IFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, t --- - t. o. O. sAImx . dilSe aud Wr.eprt.f r Y --- - a-A- 0o70.C N. r C OAMP IrrEET. THIE IDAILY CRESCENT 1s pehblihed EVENT MORMING.-Mondays .e-pt-,. lI Yearly Neu,--ripllon. In airan·e, $16; Helf yearly, $O Quarterly, $4, Sinale cop:e', 10 caeta Rates of Advesrttslar Fyilas I mo nls ,:.t'.t I :moathel6 months 12 montl. rI" in r . c1) s m .. e r ...t.. $ 1s t . ' 1 e t. r. 1 1etis . or rlvie I 5 I 25 Ten. 71] 1. 5 IoS .. IIod 'e "l) 5I:1, rt l e ltr n. pr quae; ech sub t 1 ert,; Teelr I 21 is 6 ,-rre ts er ! re.5 c Frten d Frth p t t rerent e Fller.en II 5 . per Iu' ,eS Thirty- 1ib I911. 4:4 at lll'leIdsi r.lanlredla. Intervad y day to tbehared s ew ile-lh d te - lit Ilir Lv,, e rated'. Flrln pli F.' r"1 I,.tae milt.Sy adcertieemen'. eticbh dr pcare, 251) per rce,3h.L Tl bnsint er n lti:.e hof deelmegt the be ofha the pap. f-t Lnestles. 5i 5U per sqae; each s beqe. eath inae.t.on., 71-nts per n-,lre. P( ,Allr atse:.1 dePrth pege t tlmunr lt e t patd fle r in ,nl . II Ar dvertl e ents Il 5 per lly i , A.Jert- eecnta i eea.ed at Ltervael., to ec!:arged as nca s ,ly. Irer l Ae1b.lrr rlrrnithre, s" advertlse iarselC. behe r4 mn'y a .1 . utre in h th r ,ce . ,,ccupaIed rdby teanhz rte rod a te. asreadenp~li. . 1, I,, ILat toD n col.aiil j.iL dleCUi- th rAll tusirie 1e-..iM of adeeticRemet' toc be ,hareN l Baet net p-.r ibe. eAth ieee'tice. Al tslutd evrtlery Netllust be pnln fig. n al' nre. r llasverrien. , e tel ll ymar for aind u r rI1 erly, oiynerl ' I ' neerl', us il be r ub. Lrd ul m d l. 1 s 1d ce -t nl). m All bills sitii rtealirAertirels hal he reel oeeelhy. E A.lluarr is Or he cW iv ocied by ten tiii r r~,ld 0ctale. I. pulrleel l nL O y 2 mo dnthS I ; n - m. nth' 12 .'r ' 1'., ; it per illlnim, in C·ile.i. I All yearly .lid uIqurrtrrryy .d SDtllrerrs tL nl!. months I moith' msnth 2 one. P. 'r'I' S9net Olot .1 n" ,0 ta0 1 is 11 ll e, .. .. 5., .5 , b Fra . . t. '; I :1 a r t Ten... . I) . -;S .. 75 .. . ,, Ylftrel 14 4)-' - if T aiert' I:,r l. i .. i,' L -- --------7Zd TUI:llIA- MU'JNINcr , JANi'AItY I't. 10',". Ei)I'OuhI. i P'A iM asLAPHM, It'. It ll said New Y ork has lie safe kerosene odl. England is having a very mild winter. hTnmner will be returned to the Senate. Die)t ln las a r odtile. M.-s ello gR i.. in C -ir.ise!ti. The 'I'.thch lar'-tie ia entid to be boauut.il. Cienrnoati owe t flr,3'l.o01r0. I:l.fTn.lrc i ,roerrnC o wi r vagrants. I;aelold ('lorke is onrivaS.ecent. ue Mnrt phy Ilrv e in Decatur, Ala. (lid I:tires is mentioned for old V~'le-'s place. Morton has a " maeive bead." ('ti'agro is to have a "mammoth hotel." The ! r ',rd;, 9,t tr,.i n. is denom lnated a ,.!'o t i :. Bclliar'.s are '00 years old. i , eelhitlltn otenDs s0o1p-hobsls this week. The ewiltti has written a walitz. i Victor l!e'pn has Brgnlt'n. d's ace. I:, ec, r'e church didn't pay by $7000 *ast year. t A hair ab.unl is t\e lat'-ut n ovelty. G;en. Siii nr Is recoveerong. I Mlle. Nilseon rculp'. It aipsean was llancock's only rival for beauty. Tn lbetlik. now in Paris, meditates a tri hithler. d M'.s -ue Murphy, Dou 1',att has it. liryalnt is trenlatirg the I::aj. V lc'lnrg wants 'ic, eon pavement. TLe edit; r lI the lland-boro r Miss.) l)emoc'at las t eron irtured Iy ii faltl ront a thugev. The type ;:rd material of the ('haricstoa Mer cury hlve been hold. The New York bun propoees an elevatel rail way Ior velo lped s e only. That.e. to A. .. Afexlrnder Etq., puser of ateanship Dienvllle for hnd reimembrance. lhe ila,cales lear that G(aut will retain Scho field. 1 Mirs. Craik t M ioch, is bu y writing a new r novt I. Init~an fielt.0,g Fursy'hI ban been breveted brig adler teneral. (;Gn l.l,.o-°'reet had an interv:ew with Generai I rant on tlhd l..h. i Bien, arek a,'it h s"ht lie demanded the removali of Benot. TIiiri to the 1 rr n oS: tLe stcamuers l,ouie, Ji sephiLe a:,d Arntln. Butler gK n ne wahole hoelt" and insists on oi r, a going back ito rpcie agseia. Out of i,4ca--a vtwea a i' at t the catte sahow. p A Cbriftian young mnan o an' a Clristian wife.' with a little n chg , iti the N w irk F] rail. Egetni ;i caid never ta wear tLe swolde is' dreec twice. Stanton rF2::' Morgan, aud wan's him in thi Benatre. Tie Now *hl TrIlne :r1. ac "To ,n of ctimn.i: It$is'l eelt ydot. errliiont Murrii oluioses reneawin the treaty with nadlta.b Mice K¢ I ,,.g was horn itt Chireston, South Cas oliia, ad t wem.tytfour yeirs of a . m. A exchnuge wants " a stop put bo the foliah practice of ahooting one another." Archbisiop Manning ia promised a cardinals'. hat In the s dl rin. It is said I ental Parik .easo the world ins s nl dor of equipages. WeBu are idebted to Apex. Hay,. E q., fonr til (luOrw Weekly Mail. Tite Mt lite Trlbi~nl has a "Town Tale" column. It Is not idiotic. The toilets of osre Ca:.lrnoa moilens ins .ins Ny "gold mines" very loudly. Bright's face is el, qr. nt of satiefich!in now that he is In the cabinet. ltuuuwgitl too much to "gi-ger-iread"'-corns of the new houses along by the Nicol, u lnlvue neNt The rasins of Snoday hare again : iaytd t:is restoratlion o dry roads. Jenkins is .srtlcioatisg some of the costuwes to liutler niooiteu ;he sp aker's chair recently tr the first tm:e. The Hub was grea-] 'aact year with ovr two, milions and a i P .mrod Of tokntwi butter. Work to remove the tlell(; Ile obructions in New Tcrk harbor was rerently resumed. The niuri in cevera( l'st~n charc~es coats more than the preahinLe. Mr. -weetrer's latest joornalietic venture in New oltk is a mrnIno daoly called gare City. :utler's oratory is a union of mumbling and lhoutiy., t;etl.nn are rrqtested to walk into toe ('tt aili and pay thc ir licenses. Congreisnsan Pomeroy wants to rknw it " Mis0 Murphy wa o poyal .i, " imnIe Ream sayss the womlen have all treated Tb. project of a zoo&ogical garden ia Central Park, N0ew York, is growing in favor, Aibty, NaW York, haa 11 well-patronized bars. Paris has slxty-tnte poUtical 2o0ruals, and 710 tha. ire not political. Ctlamlen,i w gang .of hal a dozen, directed by a seventh Chinaman, colat the pilver coin In the Bank of California, in Ban Franelaeo. A Georgia cotton factory has declared a quar terly dividend of five per cent. Strawberries are selling in San Francisco for o twenty-five cents a pound. v Ole Bull has brought ear his new piano in New w York. Its fbne is sweet, but it lacks power. b The Grecian bend has reached California, but c there it is called the Pacifle slope. n Bierstadt has received the gold medal at the I Mprlin Art Exhibition for his picture of thu Yose- I mi e Valley. P Punch querries whether, in case female suffrage b and secret voting are enacted, spinsters would not ie be called ballot gir's. 61 (hicken salad ib a favorite d:sh among the col- ti ored epiturean population in Virginia, and the c her.roosts are fast being depopulated. r The latest question in politica is, has Carl a Scbnrz been a naturalized citizen long enough to be a United States senator ? Audubon and his wife made their bridal trip in llM,s down the tipio, irom Pittsburg to Louisviile, r on a flatboat. o Jet.kirs has observed that the Grecian bend o is not indulged in by ladies in straightened cir. cunistances. If young gentlemen are not permittel to stare at pretty ladies on Canal street, the fair creatures e will desert the grand boulevard. Brigham Youne's eon, Joe, smokes good cigars, t drinks good litnor, gets drunk, plays poker, licks r his wives and preaches the gospel. t bar!es H. Taylor, of B stan, a newspaper re porter, bas been appointed Governur Claliu' a l iv,:te secretary. Madame Rs-a:ii, for her husbanl's ton unpub. lished compositions, has been offered 1l;,00of. by a London tiri. A 'ertertn edltor has got such a cold in his hea 1 that the water, tieez,:s on it when he wasi.es i.. Mi, erbbt cr' vi.!ow has disposed of her only un- v merried daughter to an Austrian baron, and will t, ttle in \ enna. I! !mni-'d dri' et the mon * elegant erstb,h- - ment in New Ytrlk. It is BucLutull.-[d t3flo I Express. It i atntheritatirely and pnriloielty stated ,hant ,r t' e ,ub, iing of a tran, a momentary glance, a traes.itory tone, an urnertain pressure Itl lie h.anij art' wr'th ad the drey .s ia the wr!d. ('j/:,,d(, the i'arlelan Opera manager, whi in traduced Adelina P'atti to the Parisian publl: tiVe yean tincce, i ncow head waiter In a clbae house in that Oty. r .\ 'ew York paper says that ':il!ioni Cil:;n t rycnt, J. .m ,ei ra n , I , I ;vett, auv i ,,a11 eii ct , Icy, al; iu:e-d to retire lroml their redperive jour nals t.se Year. H tli K'ipa'r;ck received that service of silver in Iartford Isat satu:diy, whib h.li bh e an- t ounced ior b.tll" wa(Lt in t3 pxaers., Ire expre' ed I iuset as "c(riipretely tk,.en by lurprl-e. A Let zinist, loolking in at a hulidaiy chop wiri dw, tLoti.;.t one Ct the makch wiuked at him, and itLatiida ey , :.t off in a fit of delirium Thlie wv t- resterday beheld the amtIhirllns ,ow. ( , trrolitoo. etand;ng knee deep ill water and llc. ri t .e tlaiL!er, teeased to in rvel at the wattry admn 'ule called milk wl.i:h c.3 its way into 'h;s '"y from tha' idirection. l'urirgtou, of Oswego, offers to cross, in a b at he has, Lake Ontario, for $lo,hitH witiln shipping time, to aLt south gale any one has a tu.idl toI p ck cut, and agrees not to get wet if any une wish.li t, have that in the barg.iin. Lovr. Fred. A. Huntiugtun, of Bontoo. is bish 'p e'ect Iof the new kpiscopal diocese having i's ,ea: at 'tis. N. Y. He firnierly dec'inot,'h bishop ric of MLai.e. tHe was cUuverted trous UFitarian istn a few years ago. After the treesn in Lafayette s ntare are tlendil.-d of iii lit it t rern he., but one thir to . re w,.l it wart:!.d to rrLder thern artisticl:y .:,e-ir . iu.l that i, a cesering of white-wash , N S're f tli't know how to n ,ke trers-to itui the arti.t wt.: inptlover them in this cty. (I saie lckens pubil:hed a card in the London paI irs r f tie lhi. di nying the sRtry of the recent decea e of tie. rother's widow in Cl cago,. He says Lat tI e it.d is bu i alvoe anrd we :, all i t' i L hein ii- trusts e of it r nsta'e now und.r a netile m n'. - Nitw. ('i ter . Tl.e p'(°ua t f a 1I, r. d up tlit r.n' er-,i ap phl alhA, for lArol..o 1,11 t, thi. Vita:,t posit,:i: Oa brigadsier general arid rent them all over to tI:e war departmenr . thus throwsig n;,on S -.'rerary -, ofeld the de!iare t:-k of ricouillud:t.di -d ouse cl tLe number for the vacancy. T'e American prinia donna, MiSs Minnie Htn I ki was to appear for the first tiene at tha ltl:eni, JanLnory 3, i "bSonnar..l ula." l';:n et P n-;tows ki is engaged in wiliing au opera expressb: I r her, of which M. btraki ch has purcha-ed the ll, t t rty. ?^!e I ad.ng i: sIra'I n in t'ie la-t n'm ,l"t r of lt e I, is eMntied " Under the Miatletoe,' an 1 reprteents nld John '.:l! and 31as ( O .tuiiilti wotO cl.·p' d hI.t;,! ip the Ait t of kRriig each ,tler under the ni:letlie bough whichi the gtod. natu ed ievretly Johusn is holding ovCr thirci Lit us. liarva-d ('slege, wt,h all of its wealth, fiads iPs en flurna sa td!ly La':l;er'l. Itla of is In:i of l1-(,c00 is tied up--dtvoted to spccialt:es y dJ og and doimiatsc donors; and for its i$.)I,.u a year that is free fhr gen-iral prpo-os.e, It hi: wa)s and demnand- t;at such asum ni, mire than hali meets. Mlr. Butler advocated the Niaara Fa'ls slip canal till, and hi tPe c ,urie of his remarks lihe seaid the gentclt en eniuht lel no apprehe'I,' 'is oill a coti:nt Co ile tC 051, Iriiun.gi throuLgh lana i a : 5<.11, ht sutiC, twie tie ea, il cou i be oli iih to, loat c~:l woeld be urts-n It bi col iest, ,,,I , ,ule, tLi ! tL:e will and de=ire of the no DJr:ty , f i'a ;ttbbilants. he, cigratulate Mr. Jatles Fik. .Ir., upon tte ctcnntL.,tuein oi L.a careter as tue propriet,,r artd i matager of one of the Iiiost beLiitif'tl vp-ra 1o:oi- in the ,iid. lie has suo'ce-d.d in 'he world of hbriness. As a peddlTer driving fotr-l-l. ha iod, ac a s:ole.-ae nitr'lhut, as a roir ,ad ope ratli, s t .,e umila lli, s of Ittili. Bowles4. lii r',. Ices hnas been elth add. We don't dolut it wli ie ei .a5y spirL~td in the world of art.-- [Ne.' Yirk bi.u. 'tE Nw Y ou: wr wCrs from whom Mr. Culfat p.r~ cased his bridal presents, have giw n lit wioe a iorcelian ratre, a fcot in dismoter, !i Id:. g al easrtment ~,f altdicial t ,wirs. The top is ,t 'p j "i ,-eorms, an! nie- e i amoLO tht::u i. a !l . bird. This bird sines for Nilf an hrur at a t"e, with a loud and clear nte, turning hi eat., ri-:,u his mouth, and perfrmi ngg ot!ier .an'i s i..l::al t, thli e . ecilurna of 8saes me:h i i-:n S > 'ommn n at t;( ners, and exhibited there to tLe great d:.-la 2: : I 0, v r hear of tls loyal element in the Stoib iua, 1 ai. n ot iiepoced to grit. SrIles ituua t. ' I. hvi. a g 1ad eplrirtunitiE s for riservattl 't'. 1 :twrn btr nee, durirg the war, cal: ig on the la: lmit.n'td, In oi. i any with ten. 1: ,-cra's. ihe suele reab trom t , st Virginia, and tle gene ral ' kad i eart was full f afectior flr trhe loyal t:, o :.t ,f tIant S'ata. I said nothing, hut Mr. lic v, ebherv''g that I grinated, at last 'ur ted a;:c t-:.io t:e wt1t I t.oughtof the loyal e;lement of H est Virginia. " Well, Mr. President," I re. potdtd. " I have been in Virginia nearly a year, and tc far as I can discover (Gen. Rosecrans is eor reel tn hc division. We have the disloyil element ard the loyal eli nret-and the didlerence between rtetrn I tt:r. the disloyal'man ,ins the artny and lkcti at 31:, oti Ir:ncile--tie Iyal mua gets tbeh.nd the Ltl1y bush and shoots at you for your boots.' J -- Prcdutce e techant. and de.ters genrl.;y, at . tend sale this dry of wreclked goods from stermer IdsbC', ex steamer lablequash, by Chap. T. Nash, d auctioneer. Wagons, molasses, iron, plows, paper, floor, chains, dry goods, bacon, and large Slot of sandries. Sale takes place on the levee, ftot of Canal street. at 12 o'clock a. Read adver. tleiaentu fhr fil partienlars. CITY TOFICC b 01 We learn that the Metropolitan Polite Board v have commenced to strictly enforce that portion Si of the bill creating them, which orders the super- & vision of the city by a force of health police, hi whose duty it is to examiae all premises that may w be at all suspected of being in any way prejudi- ni cial. by their nneleanliness, to the health of the ti neighborhood. To carry out this object, an extra n Iorce, called the sanitary company, has been ap* p pointed and is now at wolt. We are not yet pre- a pared to state the character of the men, as we p have yet to hear of their manner of working, but it n is to be hoped that the board have displayed a] sufficient judgment to appoint good, honest, effec- a tive men to discharge these important andl deli- d cate duties. We trust soon to hear of the good h results of this new system of policing. There always has been and is now plenty of room for such a system to work. . b Mutic's power on a day last week led us to the a residr nee of Mr. Collignon, the talented professor it of music and orch, stra leader, on St. Peter street, a op-ppsite Jackson Square, into the midst of about c twenty of our most distinguished professional and amateur musicians, of both sexes, who assemble Atekly at Mr. Collignon's in order to spend the I evening in close communion with the Muses. We " speak ci the Muses generally, because music, al tnough tle chief chject of these select and retlied reunions, is not the only pastime of Mr. Collignon's gutlte. Ilt. e's gant parl.,rs, decorated with many u works of art, autographs of distingnished person-, aes, h,- tables laden with magnificent cartoons and his tibrary ehelves filled with choice litera-y r eelections, attest the fact, with what else we heard and saw, that the improvement of the mind seu.s t, be the great goal of host and visitors. (1 Ihe princlial attraction on the nig'it in qlueti .n Sas Mr. l::.rel, the light tenor of ti.e Opea' I 1! -o e. ; a cu-ing the evening, wi'h .M vi] se( C., I well known in our respectable circles for er Ese sol.rano voice and excellent singing qra.itiea, Pang the beautiful and thrilling duo bItaecn ; ,,rro and J,-o it in the opera of th:at ibun (;lun.uo' I.at opera-which wili soon be 1:., ed upon the boards of the Opera Iloose. To a "ve an idea of the impression we received would i , s !ut-le ato to iecount the manner in which Mr. i" I gel sang Gounod's romance, " Medge," a getn I ":ng b) a rtal a "rist, whose o. ly fault is otto have t been tndowtd with as touch voice as his position at tLe Ilpsra il use wcu:d strictly require. Al trhough we cannot begin to relate all the pleasant recollections of tuat soiree, we will not forget to Cn etloB the cavatina of Rossini'a Stabat Mater, " Fac ut Portent." sung by Mime. C., as we had slicc': y heard her <:ng this beautilul cava'ina at ti.e .it-aut ,' C( urIh t the Imniaculate CJnucp t ,on, oun Iarct. e stret t. If we had a regret it wi ti sa Mr. PIte, tl.e accomph;ilhd vili;:i, wai i ,. | r e rt, h id Lot brught hli is l-tr m'nu ,t v. It to ravibh our a'ready d(hlghted c.:r. l1 is LItt ni:etlw;, at whichl were als, pre-ant t Adtli he Fclreiber, Mr. M.agner and others cmn nicted in fol tier years with the i.,n:eri: :. . , under the leadership of out host, when the Odd Fellows' Hail were wont to be filled with the soul-elevating strains of the symphonies of the great masters, naturally causes us to inLqure whettcer the cl..ka: concerts wii not he revild. I.a-t }ear, we believe, an effort was made by Mr. t ollignon and several of our prominent citiz n- to give a stries of six concerts yearly, but ow:ng to the ttlingeLi y of money and the political troulbic tle Ipr ject of revival tailed. Now that compare tine comflrt exists, will not another effort be made towards the reol'gan.zatlou of the associstun,. Lctcr a bose management these brildat anol t ,c:t eo:rtcs were given~r We hope so. For our I rt we promise our assistaLce towards the ac tLn pIlltutnt l Uof I a desideritumn. New I -. It..,.- 'i ,i lit '. oILI.li:e° 'by i, tlht n tI..a I.. inteliec tuall. T!.,' ct npain, of the carpit-tbt, I cti-la '-re. S , . i .atj hb t'.e name uf rat hel'. ,i. ,g t. tale ; , i Cr tive ,t-r one tea LoLute pray, r 1,-r L.. "u I Si orlinos y, sterday mioru:ng tlha.ke I l:ei Alm:l.ty fr the day of rest j :st I ise. Ii i .t we ia ree with hit, and so we thiri' do tIL. ti ( p: - tf 1., ui:al.a, for they have good reason to I ,t , , ;. that en one day He spared uc the sea ei- n of a bhoy with whose ex,,terce lie, in Hi.. I:-outalb wald, ll. is LOW atl,:i tin us. l.et Ut thank Hilu for the blesirtg. Robinson, the champion rider at the .\cadrten. cariTcs hIs son arcund on horseback on bts head. 1. not t ;e a new way for a man to suppirt his faiil--or raise his boy 9 N. It. Tais is a jew de bowsprit. P aRt'tior negoes are the best informed, thi ab It. a.i lht m at imitartial juro's the Iiv,liz d world has yet posseerd. Thomas E. liii:son, one of these din p'antaiilin jurors, has sent Judge ,e ',,y, of thy S x ': s tr.ct Court, the following excute. But, before seeing It, we wish the reade: t(i know t:at th a it ustr oae black gentleman wa ,ranii on a pjcila, jury In au inuportant ant scti , tll;c.lu cothilmetC.al cake. E tL ' New orleans jan tie 1V 1 ' lr ii'Ce Col;ay I I ,aIcbm ,'t , .ill eat uand ican no' .-ty Hre for Ii t t:i n3 <',-c Iint g'i i ,n I vanOt get asy uitlit ian wht re ailotiy I. iard to get elt iwas e-llK g Iany Iolotiy I olu lilvi, pay to them tL i but at th;. l:eat:ed i can not promies no mine y I iLn leappy tO do, my bea-t fir }ou aud the l.:w :lo but I n!ouut live too and yiu kow it I .,ie t, d, As ialo. bid to io I 1a,u, have eine tthur g to eat t-,u i..3 name Thomas E Hillson J.i re ('o l y is a nu of sense, wit atd diL nr nination. After readhi g 1i Nltin' appeal, ha, mnply and ree, it " sacited. ,'. Ii. ('." It 'at 'r. are you sure y would l.ave been e,-iu.-' - , it was merely fPr ti e neero's gross ignorane that he was excused. And ot such is the kingl :n o! tLe :.i:cid :- ete. rcmreth'ng in the ne~ghborboud of $1f-'f re warded the (x=it:ns o0 the members 0f the Ladies' 1enevolent Associtlon at the fair recent iv Le d at iid ll'lows' Hall. This will do cun id orably tuoards completing the work ot re-inter rin g t!, renta . oi thie dead st,'der of th. Co- - tederacy, thouch we hardy think it w;ll enble the act - to cn.re'y fln-h th;r pr.ject. 11w d,.'s it hs1,,en that a negro, aio ;is do c!ured by the Lust government tae wrld ever say, ciizpetcut to refrese .t thi ri:h ip r,-,h t, .Aiuption in the Senate of L ,uimana, is unILub:e. , ccrJ.r;g to the laws promulgated fy that caill gI.s ri 1;r iint, to htn:-sc:lf draw the bouunty wh.h ,iia a I itl tI '-ati slidler he has earncld ' Ilur.. - t:o i c: tLe sul ject thankfully received. It w a ::' hard'y le believel, bat n-,trithistad aI in t e be-sly wiatber whh C rnarkei - Iir ! ' - . i.t- i it t th It:vtc: Union lodge wrs crowde, e to rp'et .. r n t1' e occasion of the c,,n: rt g:vein for .L, b - dct of the ' rgm Aayilun, by the art ' ('! l e (f ira Hlo:se, undir the auapicens of Itt " CIe n!:n of M iTryv"-ani the alair was ai sltlen did as though the sun had tshone in all its brI listrry. Tte charming Ml.ie. I.ambele Alhaizi, Mtr. it ge!. Mr. Jo an and Mr. Paohny, tout part m the concert, as well as Cairlo I'atti and M in sieur Jnes ('artter, of the orchestra of the Opera House. V bile we were piresent Ir. Paoliny sang a song in Italian, and Mr. Jlian " Lv Priin SIleige" n a very creditable manner. They were foliowed by Mr. Engel in Mehuas grand aria of " Joseph," atd Madame Alhaiza mn the brilliant Scavatina of " Erneni," who were enthusiastically applauded and recalled. Patti and Cartier exe.a cuted a ., i,, l ,ortnt from the "Jewess," for violin and piano, of which we have the pleasant. eat rerollections; and Patti's solo " Souvenir of B, ellini," by Artot, was certainly beanutifnolly per Sformed. It was with much regret that we could not prolong our stay to lates to" Medge," by Mr. r Engel. a romance of G;onod, which he sings on srpateingly well, and " Le Reveail a Tyrolieane" by Mdme. Albatis. Of Edme. Albls w wowa assirt one thing in her favor, she has lost none of her voice since she left aso o travel in the North and hi West, and although the hall in which she sang on N Sunday is a smal one, we can samy that in the higher register her voice has acquired a power of If which our readers may judge for themselves to a night when she appears in the role of Rosins of di the "B' rbier de Seville." Her notes in the a! medium or middle register are if anything im. U proved, and she still possesses that lovely counts. o nance that never has detracted from the accom- C' plishments of an artist of her sex especially. Her i notes were round, brilliant and pure as the crystal it sprays of a limpid fountain, and her gestures as t natural and unassumed as would cause the fasti- d dious critic to break his pen in despair. \\e shall u hear her to night and report. c n There are two " civil equality" bills, two school bills and three slaulhter house billsnow before the lower house. There is a prospect of lively work b ahead in their discussion. To-day the bill amend. t ing the city charter will probably comn up, as also will probably Carr's bill abolishing the present , city gcverLment. r Canal street was a garden, yesterday; a perfect e Sarterre of feminine beauty. For particulars, see small bills-or rather, as the husbands and fathers wLo foot them would call them-large bills. A distirguiset United Utates senator in using the franking priv'lege. as usual, writes his name c up n .e ters a d documents wth the customary ' U. S. S." unLerreath, but the calligraphy of c t':e geFth man lu to wretched that " A S S " is t read iLnstad. The conclusion is ominous. lteycrd question the prettiest woman in New I Orletsr was at the Opera House last Saturday t eni' g. She was a brun tte, and yet might I re 1 t(n an angel, but that she had noy wingr'. I Dw long she was ftrm the empyrean and whill-r ithe was going, no one present could inform us. ,npreme Court Decisions. -- i Ihis court delivered the following decisimns yes Sterday : Associate Jutice Taliaferro absent: eY A-SOCIATE IuSTIt E RI. K. IIOWaLL. No. 1l141-Cyrus W. Field . Co. vs. New Or leans Delta Newspaper Company. Appeal frota I thie re·ond District Court of New Orleans. W. W. HaLdlin for atpel!ants: H. J. Leovyuor sell and ID. Dal'nte, lozelr 'and Buchanan & inmure for Mrs. Bo'nfold. As stated by counsel for plaintiffs and appel t lots, tLe oily question presented on this ap leal A,: are the mniebers of too New Orleans D)elta Newspaper Company, who indorsed the notes slitd on, liable without notice of dishonor? t 'I lie L;tes are made by H. J. Leovy, bnsinees on a,.iger, to his own trder, and indorsed by Li n, ir.:elidually, and before deiivery tI plaintits, t':e t rt L,,ers, by D. Dal'onte and P. E. BiuforJ, t at. of wLom were members of the company. ItI t urged by plainiifl thit these parties are n:rre ii!te tPs end not entitled to notice, and in it I -orT: : t!.is position they rely on a ductrine in the ae tf cranlie. executor, vs. riudeau, tl. An., p. I;-) in the follow ing words: " In relation to tth'rd prer ns and ,bio, !',(I hoJlers, the oblig , tior,s of acconlmcid,tion muorsers are co exteu.ive h a a those of indorsers of business paper. I 1 , in , iiitfr t " I/ .f fii' ';'c', to.. - e i. ,l st r tr'oui, be A-u.irely." 'I Le latter doctrine Lot being essential to the dencisicn in that case, may he regarded as obi',r : but whether correct law or not, it cannot apply 0 in this case, where the note is duly iu,ers.,l by tie payee twho is not the holder; and the subs': queirt itdorsers, thus niaking it, on its face, cnim hntrc al pipe'r, and the evidence shows that tile I.h tilants :ntet ded to hind themselves as ac. ,e e ,,, , ii, ,a rI. And it bseemes to be settled i ce, at ieant, elncat the case of Weaver vs. Mar t itl,2 \n.. p '17, that although they mty, i some esere, he screties, they are entitled to notice. i Ve trust view them as accommodation inrdorsers, Swhise inbiitiy depenus on the rules applicable to ige lile istruuilent is ge:neral, an I come !lt nt y tie helicer imust take the steps necessary Ito bnu any inder.er of bii.lesi' paper, arSi on. to t!,e law nierchrit. 'Ihfy wele partii s t, tti n' te ahen received by tie laintiff. bee ;' rv . N. t. . l. t: 12 K. 1I;: 10 An. o,; 12 An. 5i;i 14 \n. ;0, : I, An. lt-. r lu t ae cae of Keeler vi. lirtne i12" \\'Wenill, 11- it ishaid that " the ,urrurrstince that the :u u, t-* r le an acC, m ut da:i.ii iiioroer adds cogilcy i toi.e Cr l-:Cdeation i lavor ct strict uo.ie ul te defaiult.' ILe do trine on which the necessity of notlie rt sraet ii, to lie th.e I'rerumptiti of dauiage or ci vItI u lC t in favor of tl. 1.,l reer, whi is entitleI to a recourse over against another party. In oliiir woras, wh,,ever is entitled to a recourse over against another party is pre-omed in law to he Irjured by a delay in receiving knowledge of nl '- ii n iin, I t,. lrefooe entitled to prompt no ti( e, 'litiy on Hills, ti.2,. In this case, the in dtr-ers it notified in due time, may have secured thi rusti l ye against or outained payment from the e al-cr. l he plaintiffs contend, however, that the New Orlesne Delta Newspaper 'oinpalny was a mtere , private Irtnership, and its metilhers, not being l,~rn itttd to plead ignorance of their own aftlsre, mu t tie he'd to know that the notes are not paid, ' that the maker knew it, and notice to one was net ce to all. Ti e recly to this Is, that plaintiffs have intro. ducea in evidence. t'i , iO t r, which shows that none of tLe stockholdtrs had any control of, or ,ii yILiLg to do with, the nosiness, except Leovy. tl e 4uinvess manager, and that knowledge is no'. 0 it'a;siy ut:cce. Ihie notes were malle pay' ti: at tie ('enal Bank, pnd, although Leivy. si business Ilianager, mrsy have known that tiey wirwe r t f jut,!. Le did not thereforue know, withOu: lt egal Ltlice r m the holder, or other proper party, that le wi ni ie ,kei ti fir p[,y n:2t ,~ II dr-r r. r i 1 l'areuns on Notes and bills, 521, n 25 . n ad 120. S Ihe j.cgtlent was correc'*ly rendered in favor of the :idorsere. It is theretre ordered thit tue Sjudgllis ti appealed from be affirmed with coets. ItY AeCOLIATE JIST'('E W. Ii. WYLEY. No. 1-;3-Alfred lMarciand vs. Rbert B. Iell ano (ity it New Orleans; James McKenzie. ap. I llant. Appeal from Third District Court of No | m Uliitt. (,. Schlidt and E. W. BUotingtoo f~r Spht'tifl: ;nct.nonnan ad (;Gilnimore for McKeuzie. 1 li i e"l(to is baced s n certain order, of lell on the t.:y iea.urti r, ii.iui.iLg to 3l1 it, which ire not accepted. 1l a awi red, : l.li:ting the claim, but pre tun lirg he bad paid It. ilhe city plead tihe general iseue, anl, ths if ever indebted to Bell by reason of couiacts, th. e san.e wule orieitd by ;ell's failaure to coumly wlth their terms. September 5th, l1G;6, the city filed asupple mental answer. repeatlig general denial and r- a, rletIg that, since the uriginal answer, It had . 'ntr lri: d with ::ell l:y aglre Inc to lay h::l i, iO ii in full setilenient of all his deliiindi ; al-,. neirtreg it *' was ready and willing to Iy sai1 In, :n i lltull satishiCt int of the cl i!li foresaid, t he)l, or any qualfied reptesentative, but cmnoot i c so b!itt a juopienti of coult. rendered con cr trauctorlly wit I.titntif in this case. the defend ant, I:. i;. Bell: \Wim . Il. ill pretendin" to be hi, as: i;rtee or transferee of said claim oi I: B. i;1ll Svs. tie city. bLid Jn.ts Mchenziw, w, has b 'str it -hetd thecity." The supplementl answeraliks that the pirties concerned be citedl to answer and Savert tlotir re-pecluse claims, and that there bhe "- t!i gl ent c' nt,-aldl torly with all the Ilartiec as to, how the ,$3.(i shall bie distribu:ed, ttua taRt, oil pal ment of said mili, thie iiy ue rleaseud trmuo al It was adnitti d on trial t!,hat W. II. I: II Ll no iLtt re-t In the matter in question. S it,, Keerz!e en.wered thatr the city owns Bfll ann aen nit:i t greatly exceeding the $,.iiO: that, .\ rll -1 .I",;, be oltaicned a final ju gment agialit II. B. bed for il--7 :. and interest; that upon slid . dgn:tt e i-sued executln and took ,,ur g:r n al, ta~.ll tt prolcei- ai the city, etc., anl itht s-I sttachlttivit i still in force, b;nilung ihe cilty t Ift II, anrid ent;tiling him to be pa;d thei amil'nt of L jud3dmento. lterest and coas. rt Cu the trial tiere was itulgment against R. P,. 0. Bell f r the e.ount clijtn d, and it was fiur' ,r ra ordered that the city pay over to plaintiff, A. Mr c:larld tl,',i, the auiouit admitted to be ,le l;ell as cotloactor, in preference to all other ,lai.n. a a s, o part sati.faction o(if his judgment agaiist re tIc . The demand set up ly McKenzee was ,i. of missred, acd he and the city have appealedi. ie nt lendaiit. it. II. Bell, has not appealed, and as to him the judlgment is now r,..,ilo ti. y After levlrlewmg the record and argtametts, the ' court conocltde with the following decree: I: is or ordered that the city of New Orleans retain the an.orint as sforesid demanded by James McKen. t.zie, and hold the same subject to the action of the of fastrict Court in the case of James McKeoaie vs. r- the city of New Orleans witthout prejudice to the .d right of the plaintff. A. Maroband to intervene in that suit and contest the validity of the clalms of i. said McKenzie vs. R. B. Bell and the city of New - orleans made garnishee, and that plam'iffaad ap " pItllant pay costs of appeal. BT A5SOOIATS JrsTICE HOW LL. Btate of Louisiana ex. rel. of W. & H. 1tack. - boose vs. the judge of the Fifth District Court of New Orleas. C. Bseelins and A. Phillipe for the relatios. The relatore allege that on the 31st January, 1867, James E. Zunts obtained an order of selsare and sale on two notes for $25,000 each, with six per cent. Interest from February 1st, 18l1, the date of their maturity, and eight per cent there. after, and secured by mortgage on a plantation in the parish of Plaqueminee; that on petition they obtained an Injunction, upon giving bond with so curity for $7000; that Zoonts filed an answer to said petition, praying for the dissolution of the injuno lion with costs, and for the maximum damages. Interest and attorney's fees against petitioners and their sureties in asvido; that on the trial of said suit judgment was rendered against petitioners, dissolving the injunction, and oommaoding them to pay twelve per cent. damages and eight per c cent. Interest on the amount of the judg tent erjoined, together with costs of suit, which damages and interest amount to $13,30i); a that within ten days they applied for and obtained Ia a suspensive appeal from the same, on giving bond and security in such sum, and conditioned as the law directs ; that they furniabed a bond, with good security, for $25,000, being more than one half over and above the judgment rendered saainst them; that afterwards said Zuant took a rule on them, to show cause why said suspensive srpeal should not be set aside and execution essue. on the grounds that the surety on the appeal bond was not gocd and solvent, and said bond not suf fit ient fo)r a suspensive appeal, which role was made absolute and the appeal dismissed on the second ground: and that said Zunts is about to exercise his order of seizure and sale and the judngment for damages, and they pray for a writ of prohibition, commanding the judge of the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans not to pro. ceef any further in said suit, and to allow the transcript of appeal to be sent up the same ase if the order of dismissal bad not been rendered. To this the jadge answers in pubotance, that the appellants failed to give an appeal bond, as the law directs, for a sum exceeding by one.half the amount of the judgment debt, Interest and costs, under article 5i5 C. P., that the bond on which the injuncc:ion issued, not being authorized by law, is no protectii n to the plaintiff in the seizure and sale, and to have said writ suspended during ain appeal from the iijunction suit, a bond for a sum I x, eeinig tby one half the amount so enjoinl ed, and the damages. interests and costs, also, is necessary: that executory process can be en joir.ed ionly for the prescribed, in article 739. C. P., in which no bond can be required, and that the cause or ground for the injuuc:aon in this case be ing tarid and other unlawful means, no bond should have been required, and consequently the suretits-tn said bond could not be made liable: that it is only in cases where a party is bound by law to give an injunction bond, that he can oh tain a suspensive appeal from a jaig mnent dissolving the injunction, witholut giving security for the debt enjoined; that art. 5;,. tC. P., umaking no distii.ction as to the amount of the hoced for a su-pensive appeal, the court can nmake nioe, and he reters to the case of the Htate vs. the Judge of Third District; s., L. 441, as author ty. IThe merits of the injunction siiit itn not be inquired into in this proceeding, and hen ~e It is utniecessary to determine whether or not the causes set out in the petition for injunction are such as art. 7:;:, . P., authorizes. 'Ine only qutes ti,n is whether or not the relators are entitled to a suipensive appeal on the bond furnished by theml, and here It is pertinent to inq ire friom what jdgment the appeal is taken: certainly not iono the order of seizure and sale. It Is only from the judglment rendered in the iljunction stuit. 'I h judgmient dissolves the injunctioi and condenon the relators, plalntiffs in Injunction to pay $13,1:A;0 and costa, and for a suspensive apoeal theretrum a bond tor an amount exceeding by one-hall such sum is. by art. 575. C. P., sullicient. if taken In timne. 1las is the only and legal in ftreuce from the termas of the order of the iudge grantlng the appeal. Tne relators and appelsaute Lave complied with said order. Whether or not this alpeal suspentds the executory proWes do. pends alone on the question whether or not it was susperded by the injunction; for if It was sus pended by that writ, it remains legally suapended until the judlgment dssalving the injunction bh comes final, and by law said judgment does not becon.e final until affirmed on appeal du:y a:id properly taken. That the executory proceas ras siipernded by the writ of inijunction is not denied. The proceeuroga thereon by the plaatntil. in t e sezute and sale. admit and confirm this. The sale Is a' rested by the injunction, and the appeal niain'ainy tie case in .tnu i i,1o until the iuigtIuent dierti-ig 'lhe itijunction can be reviewed tv the appethae court. Ou the appeal what I idguii"iit can be rer.dered against the appeilaits Not orue fr the it Iitld tit tijoiied. but at most one affirin ing that appealed frontm. with posaib y inereasrd dauiakes and costs. The injury caused by the deay is covered by llhe judgmient fr damages, w.t is secured by the property under atizare, cr tl a iii:le. e, e do Lot deem this tie occasion to press on the occetrl y aLd vatidity of toe itiunctiOU bond, ot tLe li.ultity of the security thereon : bat we c(L iZder it p er to10 stte that the reaesonlug in the case in 1 L.. 441, d es not satisfy us that a lund for the mortgage debt and the damiages is necessary lor a sustensive appeal in an injunction Itestd witiout bond. under articles 7J39 and t7U. 1, de of Practice. The authority of that case is greatly atakered by the reasoning in the one of the btte vs. the Judge of the First Distri-tel'i L. Ibl, which we believe to be more consonaut with tLe piiLci;ita of law relating to the question be for ti:s. NaC know iof no law.which requires such a Li nd. The p,'in'ft in It junction, in either case, I t : i .ed to tl:e protection of the court so long as it. n;.utter in c.itroverry is undetermined. At L, lndits, i it well settled that after a suq ptL oite appel.l is oince granted, and the bond is siaied aceotd:rgly, the judge of the first in stance has to j:irlodii'tion it the cause further than to asceral:n that the surety ia good and sol vei.t. 1:I L.+.. 1.;:. i + ad csYan there cited. OUr conciusion is, that the appe-l taken by the reclat, rs is suPep neve, and that they are entitled to tLe writ apphed for in this proceeding. iu order to f.a\e the uierits of the i: j.unction examined by thes court. It is tLherefore ordered the prohibition issued hre,.n be made pttpetual, and the judge of the SIlth is'ri't ('Court ;r the parish of :Orleans or r ted Li t to proceed any further in the salt of V. , iI. h auk:uouse' vs. Ja.aies E. Ztints. N,·; Is0 on the J~, kit of his court, and to allow the tral, a, ript of iLe record thereol to be sent to tue iS, p i e I(irt, as If the uorder dismissing the sos peisive alleal had nt been rendi-retld. i, c i.a, riqport other decisions in another issue. FI'recIAi. ALE--Messrs. Louis Stern & Bro. w!ll tler to-morrow, at ther salerooms, No. 33.1 Magaz ne street and 96 Gravier, one of the most Irilliant and unprecedented opportunities for ob ta:il g an assortment of boots, shoes sad bte guns hiih ihave ev r bhen presented to eithelsr toy ir cOurtry rede. The goods have all just b, ei receive d direct fromn the manu'acturera, and are ti be dilposed cf without regard to limit or reserve. Knowricg. as we do, the sp'enhlid bar gains which are always to be otbtained here, we be-peak for this sale anunauaua asemb'y of aux !Cus puochamora. In ocnr advertising columns will be found the int.mat.,n of a literary and musical entertain n eat which is to comle ,l in the ,iceum fiall on V. eDnedoy * veni[g, the 27,h lfst. This concert was gotten up by our old friend, Professor Von I.a Icthe, than whom no one in New Orleans cou d get op such a thing better, and the object is to provnde funds for the benefit of a little I'res byterian church in Jcl'erson (ity, Iof which the 1:-.v. B. Wayne is the pastor. This chorch has been strugling for cears to keep its head above water, Lut hard times hove brought it down to a submerpel state fluancialy, and if some assist a-ce does rot come, it must sink. We hope our readers wil rememher this fact. ;to d see the sensation at the Sr. Louis If tel I:-:uLta. T' e str:r r sal quesaiin in Main has aAssumed a ni eature. Mr. l'erry, a imeihber ol the Ui,-sle, l-sI (iti a ed in a cardl that he w ar'w tha bli-k vote I cauc:us inueuILona,ly. This leaves Hamlin with a lear majlrity of the IRepublicans in the I.-g-la' ure who desired to vote. Morrilih's friendsa Lwr cla mn that as Hamln was not declare: elelt ed by the caucus they are not bound to support f.im, and intimate that they will not do so. A m vtueict is on foot to b:isg forward a third ma.l as a ccn.prornlse candidate. Hamlin's frienls c:rim that he was cl.arly the chocse of a msjrr ty of his party sno fairly nominated. If any rtember of hbi party refuses to vote for him he becomes a bolter. An importune Boosler, who reosently missed his wife, thus deacribea the "old gal :" "he s e feet in height, rather heavy, havag dark hair and eyes, a short, concave nose, dark skin. a lttle black moustache, thick lUps. o. front teeth, all the teeth in her head decayed, agd not much of them left except the roots; rosed aboulders, subject to phthisic, a scar on her collar bhen, cased by a turn. one or two scars on her face, and one crook ed rib." a TELEGRAPH COIP 4 i V. TMR DATION LA. TELEGRAPH COMPANY. A new enterprise, to be knowe as the WA I10 AL L TELY. GRAPH OOMPANY, has been orgaled, with valuob' franchisee conferred by a recast st of Ooages, forn the par. pose of establishin TRUST LINEI OF TELE JIAPH ota all the plrtcipel ranlrods sad mail routes In the United Ptates. The Stook Is to be amsed upoe the same principle ao that of the Merchants' UniCa Erpr Company, which o-. enotly commeed opervtims, Thedaeiga d i to totersthe eatire business ommuanlt to de mstrpr bs Thsho done, not so much to dispose of ute Stolk s it is to secur the t~,. es of the country throuh which the ites pas. The Capital Is to be @10s.0 )p00*, Is 100.00' Sharea of the par trtco "f SI1 Per Share. utlihe ctnola'mountto be paidin t)t :33 Per share. And this amount Is to be pad as follows : Oue e sot. at time of slbocrabltg and me more, until the oanir oepital has be.wbsocrlbed. snd theme a ells to be ade, he Board of Directors. Instalments not to eo*eed five pe cent. per month. Whe. thirty-fiv per cent of h par vh , p t of the shares has t. paid. oertlfleats of stook wIll e i. sued. This will gite ilte Copsany a paid ap CASH CAPITAL OIP I1.50O.050. Whlch will be suIcdent to dupllat e lones to ail, or noely P!. the paying points reacted by the present monopoly. The present Telegrabh Cempanles of the country hve been consolidlatd Into one huge mosepoly, and are now elarnlu over six milllons of dollars per year, or over one hunared p: cent. on the actual cont of their Ines, their present osplL.l bhaving bee watered over oethousand per ct. The IATIONAL. TILEGRAPH COMPANY have a r cognltion from the ulited Stae. Government of the impor. Leace of their enterprtre, with a grant of the moot valuable 'ranchiss over conferoed peon a Telegraph Company. No competing line has r d the right now gruated by Con. Ire.s to this ComlpIr to construea and operate lnes ovoe enery Railroad and lMall Route In the United States. Ta,, position of this Coml rny dlffers from that of any company ever before organised The question of the Eight of Way Is forever settled The Stockholders o' thi Company anuot be sold out or transferred to any other Company. The act of Oonrres un. der which this Compnyt bh boea organised proctulta : transfer of the faachios granted. CALLS-HOW TO BE MADE. One per eaot of the Stool will be requnred oa euborlblin. ad subsequt calls, Oct to exeed ive pe ooLt pu mont:', will be Lade by the hoard of Directors, from time to time, mar be necusary, to supply tunds to eeatuct Sead ejuIp t.,:, lies; bat so calls will he made alter the ene per cent. IS pa.L anol the eotre Capital Stoek shall havebewu subscritd. Aetusal p Caplt eqltred. The 'aen' y tint tvntly btolievet ht thlrty-fi we iron ,,u. aI the Capital lo will conotrouct and flly squlip ~t.TLNfY FI¥ h 'I:OUSAD M!LES OP ,VIKIZ Whhlb will soibert ·I te coammrnal cantoter and aloortao: places i the Unut States. Tis opiolos rete OncO a1 moot relible stlmtel and responsible eterato contursl ad eqap the Iamt The NATIONA.L TLOBRAPH COMPANT Is tanio2: ndr the laws of thb hateof New York, and francoo eo,. red by a act of Vougrei. approvedJuly it. 1$t6. reslidoeas- l.OB')IL . ESllIE, oft Clev.nd, Ohio. VlicPresi-O t -R ilET SQUIRES, of * ew fora t;l. Iretary-.J'.'JOB' WALTER, o Now foritty. Ni.. @ AN3 4g UIMOA)WrIw A llmled moler l th0e Ospit stoek of this Oomlany antted uo sths latlflt. and Lbhose aving an ovpporounioyo cobnbcrtlbg, wll lt Iaeed open oled serms iottL it. rp> r asore. end wtil eneo like toteres 0.11 fchtencahieeh ave setod. or ansy hemafr secrue to the nopanoy. 5 * Oyaanyj and al sont a kulacriptions will On received by DAI ELt EDWARDO. Beident Dlrer 'l r the tales of hlebnh , 4.in Oilrl, Tetxo ani Louiolla", o., SUI d New Lven ltr*ot, floew or'lnl., -Cu I D. WIB.TER. At the oiogoof R. . Do n o0o., i lUts Canalo Ieet Fortien absrething to the Steck will osmU itoa a l eaeM * Itter to the Rldot Dhirectr. DANI L LEDWAllol i ~~d·YYY~~IY