NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is, lS45.
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The 'Crescent City" has commenced showing
signs of resuscitation, and gives promise that the
coming winter will be season of unusual business
and gaiety. The places OF public amusement well
patronized. Mr.. Booth commenced at the st.
Charles, and played tour nights to good houses, then
gave evide noes of his peculiar eccentricities, and
broke off his engagement


Grim. con. CASE in our good city, has produced
much talk and excitement tor the past few weeks
been watched at the lake, consequence OF taking
late rides al night with lady, well known In this
city, who were seen TO enter the ladies' bath-house
and remain mere some wv Wa nr M ,ne
talk and wonder until some OF the members OF the
church to which the took him to task
xons, and il said, about to be married. The
husband OF the lady was informed Of the bathnouse ru
after days, and Immediately sent her hme to
her family where she formerly nourished as belle dur
ing the watering Efforts being made to hush
family to which the lady belongs. and the church peo
pie also active The friends Of the Philosopher have
from him that ne vii h return ana defend a nm;s
i thought he will take shelter under piety and re.
had tedious pssssgs from Memphis" and the boat
was crowded with passengers, among whom was the
Hen J. c. Calhoun, who received the most Aaterng at
tenons from the people at tn different stopping places
The weather is beautiful and Chartrss street s filled
with lades-soms old, some young all elegant in dress
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BosroN Cry AFFAIRs.-The Committee Of
Twelve Of the Common Council have published in
the morning papers the opinions of Messrs. Richard
Fletcher, Charles Curtis and C. g. Loring, Esqs,
the present position Of the municipal ocsrs Of the city
These learned Councillors have given II a. their opincn
that the Council may perform any Of its functions tha
independent Of the Board of Aldermen but cannot
unite in the passing Of ordinanc ppropristng
&c while the Board remains at present consttuteh,
except TO 70 into convention for the choice of Mayor
Their opinion closes follows We consider that the
Board Of Aldermen by death OF the Mayor, are for
tina tina beine and until the vacancy 10 supplied, ~
completely deprived their powers as the would
the ildernsn They equally essential TO the legal
action Of hat Board and neither execute the dutios
~ ~. other The executive functions cf the Mayor and
idarmen or of the Mayor be performed by
Tho Aldermen without Mayer than they could by the
Msvor without Aldermen" Both branches Of the City
Council meet this evening, and 1t remains to be seen
whether the four learned Aldermen will far change
opinion a. to 80 into convention for the choice
May or pro proposed by order from the Com
mon Council 7yowscriPt, Dec. l.