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GREAT SuIr.-The batiure Tn front of the Sc. cond Municipality, after having absorbed the atlen. lion of the public and the lev years ago.

 is aga,n about become the subject Of legal conro- versy a gigantic scale. The heirs of Peter Dela- higarre have lately sued the Second Municipality, before the Ist Judicial District Court of his city for the undivided one fourth part of the harure ex tending from Deord to Canal street and from Lsyee street tn the waters edge. The plaintiffs resde in New-York, and have emplo, ed Messls. R. N. x A.. N. Ogden to prosecute their claim. They ,ege in their petition that Il e heirs of Edward Livingaon, who also reside in New-YOrk, are the owners Of the remaining three -ourihs of le ahd in question. Randel Hunt, Esq, has heen appointed their eura Tor ad hoo. The batture Is worth between five and six millions of dollars and has naturally aroused sev- eral new parties to come forward and intervene in the suit, owners part owners of this valuable domain. The parties begin to thloken. and he mag nitude and number of the legal questions involved leans Bar. The State of Louisiana. by her Allor- ney General, has filed her petition oi intervention. denying that the heirs of Deabigarre and Living. stDn have any tile clam tn the pr0pertv and as- serting ownership be the State, Ihe bauure hav- ing been fotmed by impercepibe accresiuns since the admission of Louisiana into the Union. IL Is expected that the United States, y the Disiric At t0ruey, will also become nariy To this important suit, as likewise the First and Third Mum icipales who claim ihaj the proceeds of the bauure should be equally divided among the three corporations of the city. We hear also that the Colnni siuners of the General Sinking Fund, who represent ihe Old Cor. poraton, i0lend putting in their claims also: thus all the parties interested will be ltigants in the suit and there prospect of the matter being huall, put to rest.-[N. Q. Delta.