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~ ''-I'''o'i Nouii|4i Va ''tsou!S was held n,
the 9th inst. Mr.. Hay, the citizens, candidate w..
elected Mayor by plurality, the vote stand,rc 8.
Hay 97S; Birmingham, Loco, 10; Earl. W..
529. The Wings have a majority in both i.
Common and Select Councils.


Nixon was on the same day elected M,,o.
Allegheny City.


LoulsIANA.-At the assembling OF the Ior;,;
ma Legislature on the lst instant, Mr. Perr 20.
cia was elected President of the Senate. a,du
ratio Davis Secretary. The Message Of O.
Mouton is taken up chiefly with the Iab;lss :.
the State, which he thinks should be me, NIL
out delay. And Us their works of Intern, r.
provement have been failure, he recomms,s.


. The sale of the New-Orleans and N,sb,.n,
Railroad, the Port Hudson and Clinton R.I.aI',,
the Mexican Gulf Railway, with all the Lana loeq a
privileges attached TO them, as well as The sIA 14
implements, and materials, belonging to tbem.aIs,,
the interest OF the State in the Barrataria and I
tourche Canal Company; and in making these s,ia.
all the direct liabilities OF the State should be- ~
ceWable in payment of the price. | Recommend T..
thcr, thatthe bonds OF the State, issued in .,nr -
the Clinton and Port Hudson Railway Comnan~Y y
should be receivable in payment of the mortgsgs,
and other assets pledged transferred TO the S,s,a
to secure their payment.


He also recommends for the same reason :" ,b,.
the slaves, steamboats, and other property Of the
State under the superintendent of the State +,
gincer should be sold that the office of Enu;
neer be abolished and that appropriations for all
public works except those Of the last necessity
shall cease"


The 100000 acres of public lands in the State
he also recommends to be sold for the same obec,
as nothing SO fetters and degrades State as
heavy public debt with no means provided 10
meet 1t.


He recommends reviscment of the law Of
taxation and the abolishmcnt of Capital Punish.
ment for duelling, arson and burglary, as the law
cannot be enforced so long as these crimes ars
punishable with death Retrenchment, the most
thorough and complete in every department Of
State is urged as of paramount Importance as
almost any sacrifices are preferable to crushing
debt.


A Convention is rccommencd to be called for
the amendment Of the Constitution of the State.


HEALTH OF New -OKLEANs.-The yearly report
of the Charity Hospital shows the whole number
of admissions during the year lS43 to have been
sob. OF yellow fever, 1853; died of yellow
fever, 4S7; remaining in the Hospital, 352.


GT A Post Office has been established al
Alamo, Kalamazoo Co. Mich. and O. H. Grego
ry appointed Postmaster.