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c. YALE, JR., & CO.,

.No ID tHhrfreS street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED per late arrivals a large and
- general assortment of SPRENfi TOODS am0ng
winch Which are new style Baeges Mqsins Lawns Bingham
eros de Rhine Silks of all widths Black Watered Striped
and Plaid do. White and Colored Gos de Arc etc New
styles Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and Taft do
al Nos Tuscan, Pearl and Fancy Braid BONNETS
SSpnns Fashions; Parasos Fancy Handkerchief Bon
EEI AND CAP RIBBONS. WHITE GOODS Linen
Iambrc Handkerchefs, Embroidered Cape, Collars and
ehemisetteS, Thread and Lse Laces and Eigngs swiss
ana JaGonet Mnsins, Cambrcs, Gloves Hosiery etr to
which they would respectfully call the attention OF their Gus
~ anu "'e pubic generally mlS Imp
CLOTHING AT COST
no close out our stock of WINTER GOODS we offer
u the balance of our Fine Fashionable Winter Clothing
at cost-consisting in part of
B BIaek f'e do Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Brown and Olive do. do. do
BACK fI and Fancy Cloth PALETOTS and S ACKS;
PACK and Fancy Tweed do. do;
rang Fancy =, GIasslmere BUSINESS COATS;
OPERA CLOAKS;
black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Fancy Merino and Cashmere VESTS;
Fancy and Black Silk do;
Black Cashmere and Satin do
Ball and Evening do -
Cotton Merno, and Lambs Wool UNDERSHIRTs
Do do do, HALF HOSE;
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS
Embroidered Bosom do;
Cravas Sears, Gloves, Suspenders and all articles pertain
ing Gentleman dessaIl of which are made of the best
materials, and in the most fashionable style.
NORRIS & WAY, No. % Camp
52dplm corner Common st., under Hewlet Exchange
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All. CONSCIENCE Our readers doubtless bear
in mind the facts of the murder of Matthew's near
st. Louis, by his broiherin-law, Baldwin. When
the latter was first imprisoned, some few weeks
since. he was fine looking, robust young man. he
IS now maniac. and so emacaed and feeble, that
those who knew him before his incarceration would
not now recognize him He does not speak to any
one, and his head is constantly bowed down fear
ing to look up, as he imagines his victim is con
stantly before. him.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

DEMOCRATIC GAIN IN New HAMPsHIRE-The
largest vote ever taken in New Hampshire was at
the late election. at which the radical democrats
carriN every thing before them. Democratic Co
vemor's majority, 5000; large democratic majority
in both Senate and House
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

o. The Pitlsburg Journal, violent anti-war
paper heretofore, now objects to the proposed
treaty. His opposition TO it results from the fact
that it affords security for the future,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

Gz- Macready nd Mrs. Butler Fanny Kemble,
are playing at the Princess Theatre London
The two Miss Cushmans are at the Surrey.
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PROHIBIT ED.-The city authorities of Cincin-
natl have prohibited any exhibitions by the Model
Arts tharo
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STORY OF THE ALPINE CoNvENT-From the
very beginning we did not believe that story about
the Swiss liberals sacking the convent of St Ber-
narl In the last foreign news we find the follow
ing item, which puts the matter right:
The government of Turin has not approved OF
the conduct of the monks of ST. Bernard in devas-
tatng and then forsaking that building. and have
advised them to return and take back the goods
tbpV had carried Off
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

O.H y Il, n w r.
Dressi fANs oa KeIic wois Boks Desks
cANEs, um HBF,lrs o,rs
sHlhoe' noahfs' c cn,1r ~ r VIZ i''
70 Camp street, II Camp street.
o''''f '''l(-, -----------------
e. Browns Gold Pens.-These unrivalled GOLD
PENS possess all the ae1iDy Quilts The following
tracts show the estimation in which they are held by the best Judges
W. s 9 Ps s s Mts. ne,s 'S as Pens s %I
must have had such pens as these mind they quite super
extra NJ.
,. C.,os. e. i,Vh I'll, ,as, To- Of R, Cl, Pens
@ 81 spicI we o We mod rhos who can write At nil with metal
lie Pen will ss T W run g n I9 pG
to the establishment OF Messrs Guinness Bush, 10 Camp
From the Delta.
- 6mp Street specimen Of most excellent kind PEN
marx i.' acna s lI io 1 eI to write With hem
Gold tnlas pa%agraph with superior
Browns Gold Pen for which we are Indebted our good
ass ss ls Thss seasms%
recommend their stock to ali needing this description OF article
TAR For sale wholesale and retail by
Guinness e. RJrSU
. - -. >, <,,,
mh25 6, ~ -"'''S il CAMP STREET N
I'M e:
G Gre, may Always S,, oT i 1 s u 'o0 mis-
oieahs' anu Ut ui'oi'iS ~" Pt'eS- ~
.-u ,.,,,y <o,Dc 49,. c.,. Ar
ClOfn1ug-JiEV Iio--I-dtesL otgitS.~fAl ~
FIXED MUNoE q co. NO. 81 Magazine street. nave receI'eu
per ships 81. Mary Palestine, etc. fresh supply OF
Surerime French black cloth Dress ana Frock COATS;
Doesen Cashmere Pantaoonsi
ELASTIC W.. ...,o
Klch black embroldeed Cloth vests beautiful patterns
bs olive cream olive brown clarc and mulberry
Cloth Frock Coats. of best French Cloth
White Marseiles Vests;
tich l@lt ohK vests 'oL ol aiu , ooitees -
Gail and EXAMINE on p,s t9r $685. ga no asDlaon'
~ a. w. - - ~
~ We would call the attention advertise
ment of Dr. A. W. Cocman's Anti Dvspepc and Tonic Bie in
another column They are very highly recommended
many of their efficacy, Advertiser
-,.-, D....- Wy, g., ,.+-soa .,,.. $40, -, .a;o;..
Is r ,s ~ ases incident 70 his Climate Than Cneman's
certainly becoming the popular medicine OF
day. and IN dyspepc complaints seldom als 10 give ee.
s rnr is ,acavn re most sattsrin@ esnoniais ut
its efficacy We insert here following Dr. Kelly this
M. E d. Coleman Mobile, March lst, l8iS.
ms Is 10 cel'y rt "a p maui ~ t; ou va
nraec and a many he and GOOD elacts
OF this medicine, now add my
mh9o Physician City Hospital.
The Mobile Register saws: DR.. Coleman's Dypepic and
Ionic hies nave optaIheu great cepiis' anu We ' WI" !
We have used them upwards OF year. anu d them spe-
have have
-, ~ NIL s.;o, ba oor.,r having testimonials fr,,
Oh 'he NeaiC" Pf''esS,o' u'e p'op '' n, 's i , o
numbers OF the rst and most Respectable fhEScS oil w country
- $50
~ Cure Warranted:-DR. a. "; COLE.M7.NS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

EGoTIsM.-An eastern contemporary has a lead
ing article all in praise of s. IDIOTS
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

nR. A CULLEN has removed his office. from IS ROYAL
- street to No. 10 .NATCHE,Z Sfrcst, near the
Arcade. lie still continues to cure Structure on his
new the worst structure bout any OPEL
aonentrey by medicines that relieve and permanently
cure without any hndance to business diet DR. Cullen
is too well known, in NewOreans and the surrounding
country, to need any putting Seflaudaon On sppIca
ton TO Dr. c. he will refer TO hundreds of the first stand
ing this CITY, who have been cured the last
his plan Please call and examine for yourselves No
pay required without a cure is effected.
Rheumatism cured.
Gonorrhda cured in three days, pay.
E<V Remember 10 NATcHEZ STREET, NEAR THE AR
CADE. Postpaid letters punctualy attended all conf
dence and medicines securely packed and any pah
the country. ml2S I'm
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fY~ To Purchasers of Clothing.-Call at ALFRED
MUNROE a. CO.'S Price Store, No. "a Magazine street,
where always found the largest OF Goods in New
Orleans and al uniformly low prices. mh5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

o. Harrisburg. Pa, has elected democratic city
officers. Last year whig
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SPRING GOODS

WYE have now, and will continue receive an elegant
w stock of SPRiNG .A.ND SUMNER GO0DS,
OF the finest and most fashionable quality. Oqr good are
style and finish cannot be surpassed. We have all the
latest and best styles OF goods Patterns cut in iae
and form Besides our Clothing, keep constantly on hama
large supply OF Furnishing Goods of all descriptions
MOGRIDGE Il ANTiON,
mI2S 2t2dp Under st. Charles Hotel, cor Common 80
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PUBLIC DocUMENTs.-We are under obligations
TO Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania, for important
Congressional documents.
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IT. Clothiug-NEW GOODS-Lutest Styles.-AL
FRED MUNROE & CO. No b Maga2ne street have


per ships ST. Mary, Palestine, fresh supply of
Superine French black cloth Dress and Frock Coats;
Doeen Cashmere Panaoons;
Elastic I"
black and COlored Satin Vests best styles;
Rich black embroidered Cloth Vests beautiful patterns
Extra fancy Silk Velvet Vests, superb quality;
ALS0-Brown blue green olive brown cae and mulberry
Cloth Frock Coats, OF best French Cloth
White Marselles Vests;
Rich light Silk Vests, Tor Balls and Soirees;
ALSOA of other choice articles Gentlemens
e- Call examine One Price Goods and deuiafion.
mis- ALFRED MUNROE IL Co, "a Magazine street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

tF Boyle & Sands receiving large assortment OF
Spring amt Summer CLOTHING, SHIRTS DRAM ERS, ETC.,
which they will sell Il manufacturers prices
! m129 SIN rs POYDRAS street, OF Tchoupitouas.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

d. From the frequent occurrence, after an cleo
ton Of city's being redeemed" said cities must
be cup the spout often enough.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

LIEUT.. HENDERsoN-The remains of this gal
liant young officer will be brought to this city by
the steamer New Orleans, from Vera Cruz, under
the charge of Lieut. Pearson. Lieut. Henderson
was a noble fellow, and died as we believe he de-
served to die, while nobly defending the glory of
his country. The New Orleans is expected here
every day and in the meantime, we wonld sng-
gest that measures be taken to commemorate the
sad occasion.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

FOUND: . .
A SMALL RED COW, about years old. with small
~ horns. She has white mark on her fore 7A
The owner can have her by proving property M W
and paying charges Inquire at the corner of-z5s5-
Marigny and Jackson streets. ml9 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

TNOR SALE.-Two valuable LOTS OF GROUND
Il fronting on said street, between Robin and Race IN
the erection of Dwelling Houses by Messs Wills and~-
Mclaughlin. For further particulars apply TO
mh2S 5t GEO. w. PRITCHARD
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OWEN B. wITHERs, A. M, M. D,

HANING permanently located in New Orleans, respect
fully tenders his services 10 the public in all the duties
devoving physician. He refers TO the following gen
tlemen G. s. Pattison, NJ. D., ny
Hon. J R. Underwood, Ky; G. S. Bedford NJ. D. N.Y.
Hon. J. J. Crittenden, KY; d. Glass NJ D., NO.
Hon. f.. NJ. Ewing. KY; s. ID. Gross, M D., Ky:
Hon. o. G. Gates Ky; c. w Short NJ D. KY;
Hon. B. L.. Clark Ky. R. H. Short Il Co, MOI;
Hon. Asher Graham, KY; Howard Malcolm d, D., KY
sH~ Office No. 80 B.4RO.N.NE Street between Ora
and Union mfZ8 I'm
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anu Ttth1I, Dy
GUINNESS & BUSH,


Dealers an Fancy articles and Gent Furnishing Goods,
nal l2 CAMP STREET.
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LNOR SALE-Two beautiful brick Cottage DWELLING
Il HOUSES, with gardens in front, now occupied a.
by respectable tenants The corner forms the corner
ona ontns Race aed nearly opposte the beautiful
garden of Leonard Mathews, Esq. For further parlcInaH
apply to [mh2S 5t1 GEO w PRITCHARD
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The Rafture.

IMPRESSIONS as to its ~ S S4 dague eaGmes
seiie Drldbigarre-ProeeednsS Ge Decfson-he reso.
eu to lake an 9ppea-7hs ge eypele thss os
ersdm dne to Nessrs. Peters ana e0"""s "' "''" ut
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For BRAzos ST. JAGo.-The schooners Sylvi;
Wilds. Capt. Merrill, and Cabot, Capt. Search
left yesterday evening for Brazos St. Jago, witt
Government stores.
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WE ARE GLAD TO HEAR IT.-The Charleston
Mercury, 23d inst, says that the merchants 6 chat
city are driving an unusually heavy business, and
that the transactions this spring will far exceed 10
magnitude those of any previous season.
tells are tronged with traders from the interior, who
are purchasing quite literally. The Mercury adds,
that the liberal and accommodating terms upon
which the Charleston merchants transact business,
have given an impetus and extent to their present
spring trade which is without parallel. The re-
tail trade is also extremely active.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-29

10 HEN1:
A FINE DWELLING HOUSE, consisting OF four a.
"A and two kitchens-splendld shrubbery IN A#
ront-two vacant lots, and large shed for horses and
carriages For further information apply at No O camp
stree(number the gate)-a little above the Female VI
phan ASy lum. mll@ Nv
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JUST RECElV ED,
DER Ship WISCONSIN, supply of snperex. a,
L ira Broad Brim Drab HL7TS-equal to Panama III
in durability, and much more pleasant TO wear Per EN
exposed to the will be pleased with the artl
Gle, upon trial. % Call and see. -
mh29 81 c. D. BUNCE, 80 Canal st.
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~ We would call the readers the advertise
Dr. A. W. Cocmans AniDyspepc and Tonic Btters
another column. They highly recommended from
their efficacy, the Mobile Advertiser
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A M USE M EN- rs.
ORLEANS THEATRE,

ORLEANS THEATRE
y8NHHRSDAY EVENING, March 30, 1S4S-Beneft
4 Mr.. FIOT, Stage Manager-Mr. and Ms MON
PLAISIR have volunteered for this night only, and Their
last appearance at the French Theatre-F night of the
celebrated grand opera acts, by Halevy Gil HAIRLESS VI
=. Opera in 2 acts, LA ZINC ARIILA, by Mr.. and Ms
Monpaisir The lbretto of Charles vi. for sale at te
box office.
Performance to commence at O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
The penp.vlvnnia Operation.

Al,houob the friends of HENRY CLAY kept quiet
ill long after Gen. TAYLOR, Mr. WEBSTER Gen.
scorr, and even Judge MCLEAN had been Tor
,o,lly proposed for next President yet we are fire.
ouently asked on this side and on that, Why are
you agitdting the Presidential question: why
not lie still and await tie acton oi the wing
National Convention We answer II we clay
men keep still the friends OF other candidates VIII
not they began before US they will persevere
until the question is decided they leave us but the
alternative Of speaking out or virtually concedlng
that the People are thinking OF everybody else ior
President except Henry Clay.
.. r., tnis ls,est development OF Taylorism
in a Peapsy ivania State Convention, called ez'
pressy as a Taylor Convention, regardless OF all
former party distinctions presided over by Msdl-
g. pc, WY N,as National Republican up 10
1882. then violent Jackson man TIL AZ then
TYLER man and Cabinet Minister; thence went BACK
into Loco Focoism, and now is Taylor man IDS
Convention, in good part self-appointed, and not
ysoresentnc even thus more than two thirds oil the
State gravely nomnatesa Taylor Electorsi it,ssdy
beginning with John c; B9cfis who ba. run very
L.eSfr such round as j. NJ Porter then Ihos' d.
Grover, a leading Native, and so on Does any
man imagine that such clumsy piece OF mosaic
as this eau hold together till November
Bet our business is with the w higs who aided
70 get up and who figured in this Convention. "
ask them to consider whether their conduct is con-
sstent with good faith toward their Wing brethren
who have not ye, been enlightened to sec the
beauties of Tay lorism. Here we are members To-
eether Of great National party, whose Represent
atives in Congress have resolved without dissen
that our candidate for President shall be selected
by a National Convention. Are we not In soni'
sense bound so long as We choose to be regarded
a. Wings to defer to the action OF that Conven
ton Yet here we see Wings, uniting with oppo
nonts of all shades in an unconditional nomination
Of one who declares that he will not be the candi
date Of any party identified with its principles
Ia this treating the opinions and views Of thei
Wing brethren with decent respect and iorbea'
snce
We are not blind TO the game these gentleme
are playing. They mean so to preoccupy the sroun
that tn ey can plsusit urge, when the Conventio
meets, that Mr. Clay is cut of the questionthat W
have only Hobsoas choice Taylor or nobody. The
get up these tesselsted Conventions In order 10
them as Arguments against any nomination b'
that Of Tay or--to iorestsl and coerce the action
the Whg party. If they are allow ed TO succee
in this course. the party is at the mercy offs ie
scneming and unscrupuloss wire workers ever NOR
But we do not believe they can succeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24

The following fresh letter from zen laylor 70
AN active Native supporter has been f,ly commu'
pcsted TO the Herald for original publication, and
is introduced into the columns Of that paper with
the most extravagant lauds;ons as admirable
noble, simple, sublime" Let ponder it
Baron RouoE, La. Jan 80, ls4s.
sn; Your Communication OF the loih INST hts ~
received. and the Suggestions therein oseIea o''
adered .... to.
In reply 70 y6ur Inquiries have sgain 10 repeat ma
Ihave neither the power the desire 70 oSee - ~
Americas people the exact msnnef m N0 80. 1900
-oceea N nominate me for Presidency Of ihe Oniiea
c.a,e. ~ thew desire such result hry must ADOPT te
means beat suited IN their opinion % me "
the purpose. and Il they lnink ~ u 0rins ne y.
fore ,hsn for this Office, through theF IssnA'uies'
rns.. meetings or conventions, l cannot oyeei 10
N. sssIDations Of these bodies, as Wniss Dem
ocfs,s or Natives; but In berg Nus nominated
nnust insist on the coucition, and my posiuon on
ms point Is inmutable that shall not be brought for
ward by them the candidate OF their party OF CONSIDERED
rs the exponent Of their party doctrines -,....s
In conclusion have 20 repeat that II were noihipae0
for the Presidency by any body Of my fellow cuzens oe
sgnaed BY any they might choose 10 adopt l'houa
esteem II an honor, and would accept sucn nOmiAuoh'
provided II has made entirely independent oil parry
considerations.
lam Sir, very respectfully your obedent servant,
lie, as see about this. Gen. Tayl Tor is perfectly
willing To DO nominated and voted for by the
Whigs, or by any other party SO lar, all runs
smoothly But If the Wings nominate support
and elect him, they must not have the sudac'ty %
regard him as a Wing President, nor as IN any
manner the exponent Of Wing doctrines Nay,
thew are fore warned that he is immutaoy resoVed
that he shall not even "be brought forward by
them IS the candidate Of their party.
All this is perfectly fair and explicit. Oen' isy
lor has perfect right to dictate the terms on when
only he will consent be supported for the Presi
dency. But the Wing party have a right Also as
vet. to say what position their candidate shai &C.
cupy, and what sefrespect requires OF he0' IN re-
gard 10 their action with reference to the Presiden
ey. How shall we impress upon the ignorant or
indifferent the importance of the views we cherish
Of Public Policy and National We'll being, while
snpporting a candidate for President who declares
himself so ignorant or Indifferent as TO be inheSioy
syese to identifying himself with our principles
and or causel There is a fearful passage oil hoy
Writ commencing 'Whosoeveris ashamed oil me-
which is brought impressively to mind by TINS let
ter Of Gen Taylor and mis- general course IN reia'
ton to Wing support for the Presidency lie e'i,
IDENTIFY wishes aud expects our votes but "oo'u
fsin escape the Odiau' Of being esteemed an ear
nest devoted Wbig. We cannot believe our party
consciously reduced TO the necessity OF adopting
such A candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-24
xxx,h CoNcRRSs.Fir.r se'.ion'

SENATE. WAsHIsoTcS %. -. ls''.
r,es.age was received from the PresldeL' 3D.
nouncine his signature 70 certain ac's 81 NoDsle
among which was one providing aeolliI"sI
ters Tor troops al New Orleans Auo'lo'' -
sct complementary % an act regulating sPpe'4'o
s.'is5;csion ID he Supreme Court. He also trans
lifted message IL writing. believed 70 CONTAIN
the new Treaty with Mexico. ILL.,. 80, the
Ar ALLES submitted a resolution caNlns Oh 'uS
p,e,ideut for information whether the active oPei.
atoms OF the Army 10 Mexico have been sus
bv an armistice and Il So on "hss Au,-'.
i-s,r,c,ing the Judiciary Committee - A44"'
whether the act ofl799 required amendment iIoe
ffactusllv 70 punish American citizens 10Y Lo.-.U5
,rss.onsbe corresoondence with be enemy '.l-S
NJ war Also resolution, removing ~ 4rl- IVA
Of secrecy on all previous Executive ou'19S
Al.o. resolution resembling the Forie'h I.-lS ~
the Senate and requiring al business
transacted 70 be done IN open SESSION
ON motion of Mr.. SEVER, the Seuste went in''
The Treaty. was referred 70 the Committee Oh
Foreign Relations. in order TO be printed
The doors were then opened. ,,.,.. A.
Mr. Cass. from the Committee On Military A.
fsirs. reported the testimony taken on sbairs ln
California arising out Of the claims against t'1
Government Of the United States, incurred by re-
mont Twenty thousand copies were oFoeieu -
be printed for the use Of the Senate
Mr. CAss gave notice tnat ne shouiu 0ai W ''0
Ten Regiments bill u morrow.
Sir. mason from Virginia said circumstance
had occurred which would render farther debate on
the bill unnecessary. He would yield the risht o.
,bs oor n Senators from the other side would cease
discussion. and let the bill come up ON Its hnai pas
sage ,,, o,.
Sir. CAss said il was the unanimous opinion on
his side of the chamber that u halt nov IN our M
tarv operations would be fatal their wish vas una
the vote should be taken before adjournment "
morrow. .,-....-.... tr,
Mr. BERRIES would submit 70 the majority DuI
hoped that opportunity would be given them io'
farther discussion -
Mr. mason thought it evident that gentlemen Oh
the other side considered the passage OF the bill un'
necessary. bat he would occupy the hoor to'moiio"
70 prove the necessity greater than ever
Mr ALLEN suggested that Senators nishI AVA
themselves Of interesting materials for the debate
on the bill by passing resolutions 70 soonsn exec
utive sessions. IT..
Several Administration Senators declared tna'
the necessity Tor passing the bill now was greater
than before the Treaty
On motion the Senate adjourned.