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WI Els VT IRA Eli IN CALlFORNlA: Comprising
the prominent Geogra hca, Agricultural Geological ard Min
eralogico Features the Country From the Official Reports
OF Col Fremont and Maj Emory. Price IS cents
II b6n5 ia aoI bd mtste,, e work AMI gaphcay csed
feels concerned about and acquisitions in that couny
To those contemplating regons IS rh1aGabe
Than the subjects treated volume there are none at the
Thu: extremely interesting pubcaon particularly at the
81 accompanied by map ROgon and vausble
" THIS n SoGt w will be n se. dsmond Pssya@s
WHAT SAW IN CALIFORNIA: Being the Jour.
nal OF Tour by the Emgrant and South Pass on the
Rocky Mountains the North America the
Great Desert Basn and through California years 1876
and 1871. All OF which part OF which was yr,
de7 By Edwin Bryant late Alcade Francisco D. An
pleton e. Co. Second edition.
Tins interesting and volume. It presents in an at
which describes and fitted TO irct nna: sen ~ &
ana adyanage Of the vast Pacific territory which hav
ehY acquired Regarded work descriptive verv inter
anu comparatively unexpned portion territory it
ial 10 entertain and Instruct the reader
the emigrant and traveller i
Washington Union.
GREENHOW's HISTORY OF OREGON AND CAL.
HokNAi Accompanied with large, beautiful and correc
Map Of the country. N vel. 3vo
NEW METHOD OF LEARNING
70 READ. WRITE AND SPEAK THE SPANISH Lam
'oAGE. With Key, to seIflearners.
LAWSoN's POCKET MAP OF THE GOLD, Sill
YER AND QUICKSILVER REGIONS OF UPPER CALI
CoLTON's POCKET MAP OF THE u STATES. |
MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
TRAVELLING MAP OF MEXICO |
CALIFORNIA, etc.
DIsTURNELL's NEW. LARGE AND CORRECT |
POCKET MAP OF MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA
NEW POCKET MAP OF TEXAS
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA
q Just received and at the Ne, oyl,a, s,,u
~ ''U'""e's
fyls Std ltW j. B. STEEL, IA Camp ,treet,
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See Supplement to Daily Crescent

APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR. - David
Jobson, Commissioner to take dispositions, acknowl.
edgements, and proofs of deeds, in the Territory Of
California for the State of louisiana
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6s- AT the celebration of laying the cornerstone
OF the Custom House on the 22d of February, the
" Sons of Temperance" have made arrangements
to be present in full force. They will no doubt add
much to the splendor Of the celebration
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THEATRICAL.-The reader W i'll find in another
part OF our paper criticism on Mr.. Macready' g
performance of Ouello, which will repay perusal
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ACCIDENT. The warehouse of Mr. Bissel at
Plaquemlne, was knocked into cooked hat +" the
other morning, by the steamboat Elisha.
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CLoTHING.-Those of our readers who desire
fine, excellent, cheap and fashionable Clothing,
would do well to call at Norris & Ways. on the
corner OF Camp and Common streets We guar
antee they will be suited there.
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HIGH WATER.-We learn that the DespIains has
not been so high in fifteen years. The Fox. Yer
million and Kankakee have also over4owed. and
much damage is apprehended. Chicago Journal
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Gs- We are pleased to learn that the authorities
have offered the Hall of Representatives in the
State House to Mr.. Kellogg, for the purpose of ex-
hibiting the Greek Slare of Hiram Powers. and
that the exhibition will commence in a few DAYS.
for the benefit Of the Sculptor
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o. See third page for Correspondence, Thea
trical Notices. &c.
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DO The Stingarees are informed that one of us,
at least, will hold himself in readiness.
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PLANTERS. N Miller Madison Gordon Durdno Ala
Count D'Arsey England David Legget-, Martin Wiism u
Mime AbamowIcz.
VERANDAH Capt Denis and lady, Miss Sarah Denis, Y
Whitehead Va; Nelson, Ala; Jno ID Reid, Ireland w
Bailey, La Warnock, Miss
ST CHARLEs.-.A Thornton Y; Saml H Estel Ala Il
Lombard Newton Gates Miss; David Ker, Miss Ke Naichez
Smith
HEWLETT's "A Warren, California; w Fowler, Bere-
gury, La; c Turk, Miss.
ST LOUIS wv L Perkins, Fl COusar Miss Steele, Texas
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$. of T. Meetings This Evening.

LOUISIANA COUNCIL No /, T. a. & s. Tempars S. OF T.
at Temple Hall, $50 Canal ST., at halfpast6
HARMONY DIVISION No. Is, at Crystal Fount Hall, ~
Tchoupouias street, at half-past7.
LANE DIVISION No. g. in the Methodist church A gie
at halt-past 2.
CRESCENT DIVISION No T. at Pelican Hail. corner of st,
Charles and Common Streets at oclock.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
NE w ORLE FANS:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1s4o

% Not being able to get press repaired in
time, we are under great obligations to our neigh
bors of the Picayune in the issue of this days paper
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BEFORE LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA

sd,ise every body gong TO lay in supply Of WsTARs
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, ROGERS'S SYRUP OF
LNERWORT AND TAR the best use here for
coughs Colds and Catarrhal Affections exposure prob
ably these diseases, perhaps take noJ
supply of JEW DAVlD'S HEBREW PLASTER TO heal IN
Wounds, Cuts Bruises Sprans Rheumatism etc. These remedies
may prove Invaluable and be had country Tor
Gold The genuine ony by ' '|'
ja20 lm2ip SCOVlLi g. MEAD I13 Cbaurp, ,rs.,
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ts-sEE lDvERTTsENENTs on TARD Pr
To- The u S Mail Griffin Y eatman-For PiltsbuTg
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

Cincinnati and L0uI<yt splendlI phssngeI
leave THIS DAY, Monday O'Clock P M posiyey IRON 70
tiras street s. hart. HYDE g. OGLESBY, 10 Poydras St.,
psssanT,rs viii nlease he on board al The hour ylg
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" we are obliged to the officers of the Uncle
Sam for late Louisville papers.
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Auction sales This Day

M ARMFIELp will sell at the store OF Jasper f. smith
onf reserve TesT~ See Auction head.l
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CLOTHING Az COST
To Winter Goods the stock
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing.
AT COST. FOR ASH comprising elegant w.lssc,sd
Fine Goods made the best manner, and
m fashionable styles
DRESS COATS of Black and Blue French Cloths.
FROCK COATS; OF Brown, Olive Bit and Black Cloths.
SACK COATS Of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeis.
SACK PALETOTS: Of Black and Fancy Cloths Twseds
oVERCOATS and CIRCULAR CLOAKs.
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS of Black Satin and Cashmere Fancy French Ca,,me
Fancy Satin anil Silk, White Marles, very
DRAWERS: of Silk, Merino, Lambs' Wool, Flannel Cotton
Linen,
UNDERSTANDS of Silk Merno, Lambs Wool Flannel Cot
ton
ROBES DEs CHAMBRES: of styles and qualities.
GLOVES: Jouvins coo Msrno Sik Cashmere Buck
skin,
CRAvATs aud sCARFs: assortment OF choice and
style goods.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, Half Hose, Supenders Umbrs-
las Trunks ETC. and all articles pertaining gentemans
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street.
Jazz 2dpt corner of Common under Hewlett's Exchange
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Gs>A wing Congressional Convention assembled
at Hartford, Conn, on the Sth inst, and nominated
Charles Chapman, Of that city. for Congress. in
place of Mr.. Dixon, the present member.
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" Siberian lynx, weighing Is pounds, has
been shot near Mount Agamenticus, York, Me-
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APPOINTMENT FOR CALIFoRNIA-J c. Bede-
man, OF St. Louis, has been appointed by the Gov
ernor Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Mis-.
souri,, in California
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NEW SILKS, BAREGEs AND JAcoNETs, :
MI r; HAGGERTY s BRO. No 50 C,,,, srn,,.,
~ w nave Jqst received and will open 10 morrow an
~ toce 81 me following GOODS of the newest design
Il r f,1 tSIP am Printed Broche and Satin Plaid
CHnyt!iF 2si II = ana GRENADlNES, do. DO
PsrS la "a ~ snd F.e1eh SILKS, I'm to IL yds wide
IIUUttnch JaCpNETS, BslZonnes and MarGuisa Wn.ins
Whltt and co ofed Embroidered Swiss Nil NS nus
f'ehch and Scotch GiNGHAMS and BATiSTF etc
IRISH LINENS.
most complete assortment of Grass bIeacbed md Go
tned lKFiN+ LINENS allowed BY connossenpe ~
u oest ana cheapest ever offered in this city ~
e ~. Eve are selling all DESCRIPTIONS of linn, co,
July ~. % per cent under last years prices - ~ "oou'
Our general stock not equaled by any house i, b;
reasonable III r RI ST,C pTG are as usual, most
fy193t a. bRO,
81 Canal street
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were uttered more naturally and ieelingy than
any other passage in the play and they were beau
tfully given.
His death was admirably managed. and in fact
the most perfectly natural bit of acting We have
ever seen.
To many who believe in puffs and paid for eulo-
gum, on the abilities of such actors as are denomi-
mated Stars, we have no doubt the foregoing re-
marks will be set down to the account of prejudice
or that the writer would wilfully underrae and in
jure the man. Not SO. The intention is, if posi-
bic to the attention of play-goers and spur
them to exert their own judgment. instead of be-
lieving in the greatness of every professor Of the
histronic art, who may choose to claim through
the medium of the press exalted position whether
he deserves it or not.
The writer of this is well aware of Mr.. Ma
cready's education, refined taste and judgment in
the closet, but after having carefully witnessed
many of his renresentations, is compelled to think
that the tragedian, with all these accomplishments
and attributes, resembles many beautifully written
tragedies which are better fitted for the closet.
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~ H. G. Cilley is the Wing candidate for Con-
gress IN the Second District of New Hampshire.
Mr. e. has been nominated by the Free soilers also
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LECTURES

For the Benefit Of Asylum fer the relief Of DESTI-
TUTE FE.N3LES.
The will delivered by the Rev. VIM. R.
NICHOLSON, the ARNORY HALL, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 2lst instant at ha!-past O'Clock.
Subject" Civilization relation Indulgence, civia the
friend Of the poor"
Of Tickets Admlttnga Gentleman and Lady for the
S. Ticket for single Lecture of the SERIES 80
y Tickets for the principal Bookstores and by the mem
bers Of the General Committee.
Committee Lectures:
NJ. NJ COHEN, JAMES SAUL, B. d. NORMAN.
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X We are indebted TO the courtesy of the
officers of the steamer California for Mobile PAPERS
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o. Henry Herr is giving concerts in Boston
assisted by Coenen
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% We = re obliged to the officers of the steasm
Oregon for Mobile papers
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me District Court of the United for the District
Z Ell Of L Ions No. 6564 The ST. MARY'S MAR
1tt SsIrEAMBQAT FERRY co rs. STEA MBO At
bAf sIATE-ln obedience the commands Of an Ad
ay " arrah 10 me dected IN the above-entitled suit
luntne etc ard do hereby cite and admonh the owpe
or owners thereof and all and every person or
or pretending 10 have any right or te in or TO The ~
re ana appear before District Court of the United States
or the District OreSaid to be holden ~ the ctv Of No.
orleans on Or before he third MONDAY Gom this dale IN
soW cane 4 ahy they have why the said feambo.t
sra H. ger tackle apparel, furniture etc shoui
lbelants. s'~o'' u thepfayef oil the
q: :. Marshall Office New Orleans Fab II 1910
fyl9, rs mh5 VIM = WaGWFp ~ T. e Z iSt'.
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t. The Great RemedV Of the Aoe -,rbo ,.,.-

y ~ Association of Members of the Bar of New
Oe ne Stated Meeting OF the above
on NloNDAf, Feb 49, az 10 o'clock A. NJ Supreme Court
Noo'I' ley NJ NJ COHEN, SecIetarv.
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Tho shaker. In New.Hampshire.

The Judiciary Committee oil the New -Hsmp-
shire Legislature have just concluded series oil inVes
LEGATIONS into the actions of the Society OF shakers IN
accordance with tho earnest request OF some 300
citizens. A bill was introduced into the Legsls
,ure 10 the effect that the voluntary aud conscientious
CONNECTION OF any person with any sect processing 10
beeve a, the Shakers should operate as forfeiture OF
his whole estate and that he should be thereafter res
trained from eli exercise of ownership over II never
TO be restored unless condition OF his entire soar
uou of such religious ithThIs bin was passed In Inc
House l76 to 81 on the 81 inst but the senate naeh
nl,ely postponed IT,
The Minority Report OF the Judiciary Comm''tee
wa, then rendered The Report states that upon
thorough examination Of all the manuscripts, rules or
der, and agreements Of both the Societies OF can'er
bury and Epaeld. touching the MANAGEMENT OF their
TEMPORAL affairs as well those pertaining To their re-
lsious faith the allegations OF mslprscuces-ss III
treatment OF children, cruelty to the SICK e'e-nsVe
entirely failed of support, In the minds OF the Commit
tee aud they sbsove the Society from any suspicion
Of il.dong taking occasion, meanwhile TO deprees'e
10 earnest language the serious proposal 10 ie''e' '
exercise of the rights OF Coincidence -,
This Report had not been acted upon "hen inc
-. al npi
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Philsde, his f1r year SO which vas ordered to
b. printed.
The report Of Commercs and Navigation was
reoeived-so the table and ordered 70 be printed
and l0OD0 extra copies ordered.
Tie House then resolved Itself into the Com
mitee q the Whole on motion o. Mr VISToS,
Mr. G. 3. SMITH Of lad. ia the Chair and re-
samea the confederation Of the Civil and Diplomatic
appropriation bill.
Sesers. amendments reported BY the Committee
CT Ways and Means were adopted. and AlsO amend
ments spproprstng $4,000 20 purchase building for
the Courts q the United states ard Custom House
al Portland Ne ana s75 900 esch for Custom Houses a.
81 LOUIS and Cincinnati After number Of attempts
on the part Of the LOcoFocos - have the Committee
nse, persisted in every or minutes from o'clock
until they finally ,ucceeded At ~ minutes to i-Ihe
Committee rose when
MAJOR GAlsis Of Ky. asked leave 70 present
petition for citizens OF the District asking for the sbo
htOn Of the Slave Trade, which objected 70 and
motion made for suspension Of the rules. when
Mr. STEPHENS Of Ga made a morisn 70 adjourn,
which Vas gsiived by q 70 g.
Mr.. GAINES then withdrew the motion 10 sus-
pend the rules and will q the petition under the rue
Of the House, and the House 0jogrned a. r 81 10 4
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Homestead Exemption In Ohio.

Dr. Dimmonk has introduced bill 10 the zen
ste Of this State 70 exempt homesteads from iorced
lss on execution II provides that any resident OF
Ohio toe head OF family may set apart ana noio 'ui
the beneh Of himself and family, exempt from ioIceu
sac on execution lot OF land not exceeding IN extent
loo acre. nor In value together with the buildings the
sum OF $1,000 IL also provides that the owner OF a
house ON .nd not his own may set apart ana hoa sac
house ss his homestead. house and lot IN sny
provide. thai in case house and lot OF other home
s.ad shsI he appraised At more than : 00 the PLAIN
If msy sceept sunuslly equal TO TAR rent ior
said premises until ssid deotl 10 psio Or ~ MS
81 COO OF the proceed. shall be psid over by The snern
In execution sod the balance be applied "a esSna &c
Of the debt But such homestead snail hoe .. 500 'o
lees thAa It's appraised value. Ii also exemps' 70 .n
heads of families not owning a homestead, ehstiei
property 10 sn amount not exceeding slooV. MI. -
has also LAID before hs, body ably written repor' Oh
Houestoad ExemptiOn.
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Hon. W. r. HAvEMEyEE, Mayor.
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

COMMON C0uNcIL.-This Board convened last
evening At their Council Chamber his Honor Mayor
styker presiding The minutes of this last meeting
were read snd approved ~hereupon the Mayor pre-.
sertcd copy Of received from the Legislature,
providing lor tho election OF Justices snd sclsk FOR tho
Municipal Count Of hs CITY OF Brookiyo and for hlling
vacancies therein Accepted
commune alton wa. submitted by his Honor, from the
Trustees q tbs Village 90 wtismsbagb. rslsve TO tbs
union of lhs respective towns Accepted sDd Connrtse
appointed confer with tho au'hori i-s II Niam-burgh
petition Il Eisha * aorrr asking for certificate Of
disrhaTge II fireman read and sccspted
The resignation Of Hook aud l. oder Company No )
then read and referred 10 The Fire Department Com
mtes
their resignation were ih-n red and accepted Hook ard
Ladder Company No Nspune Co No. ?; Eagle Co.
No. /: And Consultation Co No. T.
communication nom Engioe Co No II then resd,
which dsemed direspecnol To the Board and referred
back TO the Alderman Who presen ed u
After his commune fticn read great applause was
manifested by the hfsmsn who had assembled TO he room
10 the number Of shout 500 hut His Honor immediately
enforced order By commanding the officers 10 arrest shy
one TO dsu'b the del bestons Of tho Board
The re- gnauon Of No. 3 wac then offered. outnwnd do
cided hat % such Company existed the members comPos
ing Il having been disbsnded for nolous conduct -
The sigosaoS Of Warrington Company No and Nos
s, u and were read and accepted
petition from hs prOprietors on the Greenwood Inc OF
stages relative alleged acts Of abuss BY tho drivers "
Other iaes reed snd u The language "" DOT
In very gentemanke stye was referred back 10 ne
A communication from Ch.rls. II Rusgles President Of
the Brooklyn Gas Company skng for the privilege Of sur
plying the SIKH aud Seventh Wards with Css, wss read
and referred The Gss c, mmiee Also, one ON tho Old
Hroo,lyn Gss Company Robert Nchols President stating
that they would their pp-s IN tbs hrs i've Wsrds u the
city and be ready h the street lamps By the fret ofJay
n-xt Referred TO he Lamp Committee Also from The
officers Of the Sixh brg sde thanking the Mayor and Com
mon Council for The graft Of the City Buildings for the pur
pose Vt zmory and -rsnolng en- invitation % he b,sd
10 honor them With visit TIE communication wss &C
cspt-S and the IA day Of February was appointed % he
DAY for tho reception.
Pc sub sc Of draiung the meadows near svsnus Bay,
being hs specis order hen called up, and AID Rich
moved the adoption u the R.pof OF Committee
Amer discussion resolution offered ny AID. Mac
dooad giving notice Interested 10 Tits improve
meot tho Report would b.. acted gpoo. Adopted
Another pstuon from Henry k1gses In relation TO ths
subject n, former read and, motion,
resolved TO lay ali tho papers relating TO me zane on
the table be made the special order al he next meSsng
Of no Board
Aher passing sundry resolIfons Of miner importance
me Board a. lourned al ATE hour.
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LATER FROM PoRT Az PRIScE-We learn
from Capt wAINwmeHT Of the schooner IoNG, which
has just arrived this port that the American Consul
at Aux Cages had been insuled aud struck by Of
the blacks which caused quite excitement, but he
understood 1t had been arranged French and British
Of had gone from Port au Prince to Aux Cages
on that account but the former had since returned
Capt w. also states that the Government was making
preparations send troops take the Spanish part OF
the island the authorities had placed double guards
at Port au Prince several Days previous to the sailing o.
-he ford
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DISTINCTION OF TBE SIX MILES FAILS MILLS
BY FIAx-We learn that Lunhert's Mills at six Miles
Falls destroyed By are yesterday forenoon These
milis consisted Of do1ole mill. girls, m and
single ralls Lose about St0o0 insured for 900 at
the Protecton Ofice. Hartford. Also upon the cams
dam single mill owned By Jsmss Dinsnore. 10
gethsr with from Is 900 to 10000 feet Of boards % the
.sucss Loss o., 500 no snsarsase. -
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MASSACHUSETTS HOUSE OF REPREsESTArIvEs-
We learn from the Boston Atlas that Of the 35 towns
Ia the Commonwealth, 1873 represented IN the
House of Representatives by liz Wings 20 opposition
Wing majority 90 Last year leo towns, by lss Whig.
"a opposition Wing majority, l4. Net loss this year
OF H. thus Loss in Norfolk g. Franklin G, Bristol =
Plymouth 9. Worcester 10 total 40. Gain in Barnsia
bls 2, Hampshire @ Dukes g. Berkshire 4. Mddlesex s.
Essex g. Hampden 6; total o. OF the 26i members Of
the House, only &C members last year. OF the
lsa represented this year 1903 by Wings 60
by Opposition.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Southern Cnncus.

The correspondent Of the Phiiadelphia North
Aa1ieaa sends the following dispatch to that paper,
which insert as II contains particulars not
mentioned 10 our own dspstch II viii be seen ,hs,the
tots Is 81 instead of s6, as 1t week ago
showing nantes, falling Of
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 O'Clock AN.
The Southern Caucus assembled last evening ct the
hour desgnsted. The attendance not 90 large as
on the former occasion, number Of the Wings having
reusedt be present The meeting after being organ-
lied. was opened BY the reading Of Mr. BERhIEN Al
dress
This Was followed by a spirited and vehement DIG
cussion Mr. mason led of in opposition To tne Nd
dress which he characterize Ds petition, and not a
Declaration OF Rights Mr. BAYLY followed 10 a,peech
laudatory Of Mr.. CALHoUSs Manifesto winch he IN.
sisted took The true ground. mr. GENTRY contended
that action was necessary, aud adduced cogent rea
soos in vindicaOn Of that opinion. Mr.. fooTK sus-
tanned Mr ByRRIKN and the views embodied in his Ad
dress Mr. HfLLIAED advocated pOstponsment Of the
whols subject I'LL after the 231 Of February.
At this period Mr. STEPHENS introduced motion de-
csrins that II nexpedient 10 adopt any sctiOn-
Mr.. BEDINcER and mr lvKRsON resisted this PROPOSE
tion and with great warmth the original Ad
dress In consequence Of a remark made by Mr. IvEH-
Mr.. MoRYHEAD Inquired Of him whether in case
the Wilmo ProvisO prevailed h. in favor OF disco
luton To this question Mr. ivERsoS answered Yes,
snd bis sentiment warmly spplsuded by portion
OF toe Loco. ocos.
Mr.. RHETT regarded the paper presented by Mr. BgR
TeDOnstraDce. ia no way adapted 10 the
cxsency which existed South CaroIns. be ssio, h-d
taken her ground and she could not be forced 10
treat The time for scti0n had come and he pre-
pared 20 engage In IL IN whatever form II might be
cesssry The Resolution offered by Mr.. STEPHENS was
laid on the table Ayes s. Nays 49, Considerable aud
very animated discussion followed, and Mr. BERmESs
Address rejected by a vote OF Ayes % Nays 80
Mr. CALHoUN's Manifesto then taken up and
adOpted-Ayes 80; Nays 10. On this final vote hut a
single Whig (Mr. GAYLE of Ala voted IN the sihrms
tive. Many OF the LOcoFocos refused to vote At all
and some Of them voted nay. INDEPENDENT.