We visited the seventh and eighth
wards this week in search of rest, recirca
tion and fish, and succeeded in obtaining
a modicum of all three. We shall has e
sonethinig to say of this trip in next
issue of the CHImn.
An adjourned session of the Town
Council was lielil otn Thiurtslay. Owing
to the t usual length of the minutes and
J tlthe late hour at which we received
them, we must defer their publication
F until our next iumber.
Just before giing to press we have re
Seived the sad news of the death of Mr.
ý Jos. Itilleisen, an old and respected citi
ztn of Donaldsonville, who removed to
- Texas a few weeks ago in the hope that
i a change of climat" would improve his
health. Mr. Ililleisen died of apoplexy
at the European Iiotel, in Austin, on
Tueslay last, the 2.1th instant, and was
buried in that city.
In our account of the wedding of Mr.
Lazard Kahn and Miss Coralie Lemmann,
lst week, we erroneously stated that
AMrs. M. Israel stood at the left of the
altar, attended by a brother of the groom.
o It was our handsome young friend, Myer
Lemann, Esq., brother of the bride, who
escorted Mrs. Israel and stood at the side
of the happy principals while the silken
marriage knot was tied.
