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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

A CARD.
nR. DODSON has returned from the North, and will
bis practice % 1 ec the sne
from whatever cause treated for radical without the
use of caustic or cutting instruments. . ..>
The more have reflected them and experlenced the
Of hat anf t the
surgical desideTaum in that particuar:n, .. 6.
The HIS snd des a OF g
adapied TO every VARIETY Of RnpSp1e ard whsn
Se e de- nat %bbs psrspfaon and
and s ms s
IRE Unequiyocal estinonas OF permanent cures in both
es aSsa ans s
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHTr!H s,,.;,-
ye"nIng LishtIand so cheap too that one. rich
or poor, can buy it. 1t is neat
ESTIC K
Making aud rcking its Candles oft Of Cold Tauow
By simply tuning he bottom Of the CandIestick beaut
full M oS Hs one G ne6
It as neat and simple Is as Common cb
By means Of this you convert all refuse grease into
candles and thus obtain light at from to cts per week
g. The wick dry and smooth, thus no vibration or lcRef
ing Of the flame burns ike sperm candle Id the
candle if too large, put in small one; or TOO sma
stick wick sufficient to last five or six weeks where
out of sight and out of the way .,;... oil tho
time years-ne stumPs or pieces left oros week
Requss yin sIsass Oye but as neat
and clearly a lady could desire.
g. II cannot get out OF order. ... H.
10 In proof of their superiority utility and neaness me
immense number sold is sufficient The pnce uniform ana
the same all over United States and the article requires
only to be the most ncedulous OF ne lore
going facts No family will be without them who can scfape
together the small price asked. rr, r,Y,r,y
f~ For sale at wholesale and retail by YERS. CHiCh
Co. office corner of ST. Charles and Common streets, and
MS Hs si9s NO. % 'AAr '''''' L. J. HARRIS Agent
CUNNY BAGs-FoR sALE.-50o0 GUNNY BAGS
iS 0''r v W. ni Andrews MI CO. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

STEALING WHIsKY.-John Condlon and Michael Muir.
ray anttempeIance boys. arrested yesterday by
Davis, of the Second Municipality police charge of
stealing barrel of whisky from the steamboat J. M Miles.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

ANOTHER HIGHWAY RoBBERy.-Moses Ganow alias
Henry Seymour, arrested yesterday by Crane OF the
Second Municipality Police charged by Charles Salmon
part of the property stolen from Salmon and found in the
possession of party supposed to be concerned in the rob-
berry, has been deposited in the High Constabes office
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Murphy alias Washburn.
charged with being concerned in the burglary Meyers
Store on Tchoupitoulas the night Of the 18th inst
was yesterday committed by RECORDER Baldwin for trial
before the First District Court. Murphys wife, who was
also under arrest. was discharged
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT OFFICE,

w thhesuaY M0nlng Feb. % 1919
COTTON.-The Cotton market has lost the buovancv
which characterized on Monday owing to advancing
freighs and to further decline in Sterling EXCHANGES
which hinder buyers from operating freely The business
Yesterday comprised $500 bales at about the prices of satu
day last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28
TO COMPANIES FORMING FOR cALIFc

TO COMPANIES FORMING FOR CALIFO RNIA.
A GENTLEMAN well known in the City, who has for
IA upwards OF fifteen previous to and during the
late Mexican war travelled and traded through the whole
Republics of Mexico and Texas and who speaks and
obtain Situation with any person Company. alb out
starting for California, or about ESTABLISHING Trading
House in Chages, any Spanish, Mexican California
Territory The best references will be given For Norma
ton, inquire at this office. fy16 If
THIRD MUNICIPALITY FERRY TO ALGIERS
1NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
L that he has now in successful operation ~ -
fine STEAM FERRY running from ls lsaI.isF5
the City of New Orleans to a giers from day. <ssEe
light until O'clock NJ The Boat leaves this city from
fine wharf built expressly for the purpose and located oppo
site the Ponchartran Railroad landing Algers short
distance above the Bellevie Iron Works The lapdngso
each side well arranged and safe and exit and
is always obtained The the those
charged by the other Ferries Also shpmaste and Others
wishing go the Point will find large and commodous
kfs constantly plyng between the Government wharf,
(wheIe the Onnbuses stop and Theirs Warehouses
the opposite side.
fy5 WILLIAM RANDOLPH.
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUSES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

CUNNY BAGs-FOR SALE.-5O0O GUNNY BAGS
" on board of the ship Tennessee.
fy12 ]. w. ANDREWS co. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

REMOVAL
TlR. r. H. WYNNE has removed his Office from the
- ner of Carondelet and Union TO No. 1o3 GRAyIER
street fyA1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

HIGHWAY ROBBERY. William Powell. individual
well known 10 the Poce arrested yesterday by Purcell
of the Second Municipality Police charge of highway
that Purcell stole his watch from his pocket at the Of
St. Joseph and New Levee streets Monday night The
guard and KEYS of the watch were found it is said on Pow
I'll
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28
Clothing Damp Equipage, ETC., for account of U. S
Quartermaster's Department.


SUBSCRIBER having closed his connection with Mr.
i LEWIS FLORANCE, viii hereafter carry on the Auction
Business that his long
as an Auctioneer his weknown capacity cryer, that
-" IT, r. WOOD
RsrrencesNauns.l White Co.. VIVA. Laughlin Co., Jacob
Barker. jn5O
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28


WHOLESALE purchasers to call and examine my
wv large stock of HATS and CAPS in store. and $3.50
- constantly receiving by every arrival from New Eaza
direct from ny manufsctory in New hor-e =
~ the city and there cannot be found in New Orleans
hotter assortment of those articles have at present store
200 dozen of black white and pearl BIENA NlSTAS of
fur and wool JOHN pORbhiDGh.
fyl3 % Customhouse ST, up staus
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28


FARE-10 cents each way from Canal street. Tickets
ST per hundred-or sale at the of Harmony and
Levee Streets Lafayette; corner of Moeau and Louisa
Streets Third Municipality, and by the Agent Canal
ia3 J.. b. SLAWSON II co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

FOR SALE.
A CREOLE SLAVE, % years of age He is first rate
IA COOPER, and guaranteed as such. Inquire at No 5
Bienvlle street. [fyltf] c. BANISTER.
TO CLAIMANTS ON THE U. S. GOVERNMENT
ONE of the undersigned will on the 18th inst proceed
~ Washington City, for the purpose of attending to
CLAIMS now in their hands, and will give particular
attention any business with the different Departments
fyI5 IANGDON & GRICE. "a ST. Charles ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

LAFAYETTE CouNCIL-T Tuesday Enening.-At the usua
weekly meeting of this body Messs Forance Garcia
Keene were appointed committee confer with the New
Orleans Councils the subject of the high stage of the
and devise the threatened overflow
Some other business of unnteetng character Their
transacted after which the Council went into
and there reporter left the assembled wisdom of
sister city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

~ c. WHITLEY, AUcTToNEER. offce, No. % Banks
~. Arcade. fy5 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

CHARGE DIsMIssED-The charge of fraud made By Miles
Kelly agains, John Faar who keeps stable the corner
Of Union snd Carondee streets dismissed yesterday y
production b Farrar of receipt TO- the purchase money
the horse Jim Bell ;" which Kelly acknowledged bore his
a
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

NEW FEED TORE.
ORDERS FOR HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, PO-
~ TATOES, ETC., promptly attended to-
E. CHAPMAN, 80 Tchoupitoulas street,
Refer ence-J Il &. GEDDEs. ljalS 6ml near PoYdras
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

FOR SALE: ..
A EXCELLENT COOK, WASHER and lRONER
N and general OUSE-SERVANT-sound and of good
habits She aged about 40 but sound and well able
do any kind Of Homework. Price 5000 Inquire at No.
2l2 Gravier street. fy206t
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

DATENT METALLIC NDlA RUBBER Betting
fvi9 oil ''eS' SMITH IL BROTHER. 50 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-28

TO RENT,
TNHAT Desirable and Commodious HOUSE situated on
l. the corner of BaOnne and Canal streets, oppo- -
site the State House Square suitable for Boarding TA
House. 1t contains Parors, twenty SIX Rooms, -s.l-
Cabinets Kitchens &C. Possession given the list March
fy23 If ~ f' ALEXANDER PEREIRA
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22

IApo't=ai te Aslrpeper Ssbsaibrs.-The Sa- preme Court Of Rhode lsland has decided snit. at tho instanee, of Jasper Harding agaiass Henry D'Wof, fa issoF of the fofmes, for RiBe years sub scTiptioa 10 iAe Philadelphia Inquirer from ls Co lSlI, a1d established lhe paiats that the regular mailing ofa newspaper laT length of iisae was at least, grsMa ace evidence of iss reception and that rece1viag paper for siengtb Of liae sa net ofdeF ing the discontinued was sufficient 10 hold the person receiving fl liabls inI the subscription pgiep even though he may nsyer have ordered that paper sent.
 We have never sent a paper to an insitvidaai with the Yiew to hold him subscriber to the concoF- dia Inteigeneef, without instructions lfcm either hitnseilor some friend who desired that he should receive |, and agreed io become debsos fe the amouht of the s0bsr6Ptioa. But such liberties gre taken and. when Boi Iavoraby received ought te b. rebaked al cnce by the Teiarn Of the newspaper thus attempted to be forced upon peoples tastes witbosl regani 10 whether t be gra,efai to them,
 Con lnleliigenesg.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22
TArse Awfal nsuraers in ciuc.nnass.

We learn by our private cincinna,i eOsrespon- denee that thGee murders were committed in that city on Sunday night. in one case, the circum. stances are tsuiy heaF,-rendhg- afectioaate Vile made lnaatic and children orphans.
 Omcer John Brasher, one of the oldest and most ethcient of the Cincinnati police, in eompany wiih omcef samuel J. Thomas, started out on Sunday nsghs sss ten o'clock, for the pupose of arTesting man named Jesse Johes, suspected of having stolen some watches at jewellers sfore--in fact suspicion had it's foundation from circumstances of one os the watches being found upon the person of negro, who said he obtained it from Jones. |, is
 singular fact. that this same negro Was shot down in the streets. by officer suter the night before and Brasher. with Suter. al the time. and consequently the only witness The negro is dead, the ball having catered his lungs
 Brasher and Thomas went to house near what IS called Corporation Bridge, on the canal and found and acquainted him with their business-command- ing him to surrender. Jones started 10 run and was followed by Brashef and Thomas Finding he was about to be ovsrtaken, he wheeled round, pistol in hand. and shot Brasher through the heart and then eonilaaed to run, and has escSpedi Officer Thomas was within few feet al the iime and could easily have taken he scoundrel, but his cowardice (which is Proyerbal,) has deprived the galows of its own
 An inquest was held upon Brasher's, body, and the evidence in accordance with the above Mrs. BEasher and her daughter were sent for about Io o'cock-the scene is said to have been truly heart piercing. Brasher, about year ago, while in dis charge of his duty. was badly wounded by pistol shot, in riot.
 A riot occurred among gang ofdrunken men, on Sunday night, in which brick bais knives, and ps- ,cis were put 10 their worst use An lrishman named McGinnis was sci upon by some four or five, and literally cat and hacked to pieces. He died this morning.
 Intimaiion was given at the wateh.hoase last night ofthe determination on the part of the people in the neghhorhood 10 destroy the Cholera Hospital recently established by the Board of Health in the sixth ward, upon the ground of its being nuisance and likely to infect the district A strongly armed police force was sent upon the ground, and though large crowd had gathered, no demonstrations were made during the nght.-tLOu. Democrat.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22

-9nerieaas ai Rio---A passenger on board he Jane Parker, bound t,~ Casasias, thus writes rom Rio snaer date of March l3lh:
 These pabiic pieces lgsiI-ty of painiing.. etc. \ are all thrown open, free d charge on aceoan, of The large number of Amerscaas now in the ely. being some aoOo- Ihs E'sp-soE Is to be st the city palace tc-Harrow. to receive tb4 American v,s,t.rs The Passrngecs ol the Jsae Parker will go ID in . body. double hie, wearing appropriate badges and enbie@s We meet with every courtesy from both eit'rens and members ot the Gastd. and maa, pri sheses are extessied h as bs proclamation from the kmpsro, which are not allowed theif own chi Esns We sail 10 morrow for CailAo. whers wa expect 10 De bY the 6tst af Msr
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
OsvlcE ov TIE PIc.rgSE,

'
 Monday Evening, May n, ls49 Cotton.--The demand was steady, but owing 10 the small quantity of Mtddling 10 Good MiddImg Mississippi on the market. for which there is most inquiry, the sales were confined to 3Js0 bales in cIudiDg one list of 2l0o bales North Alabama The prices firm al our quotations:
 NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION Inferior.. .... .SlstS5s, Good Middlng7 ia7l{ Common,.... bS6l4 hiddiing Fair. 2 s0- L. NJ. to Mid, 6leG6i4 Fair, 5 f9-- Tennessee and North Alabama average list 6 66i i 7obaeco.-Sales lsi hhds.. ss follows: 6I hhas. of which 50 A at ac.; B R at 3t.c.; at lc.; | at 3i4c. and damaged at 2c; 64 hhds of which 42 K at 2lac.; II A at 5s ae. and 3 at 5c., and j6 hhds. of which 30 A at J 4c,; 9 K at 3aac; IL A at J l4c. and 3 R Ut 3i Ie.
 Sngar.-Saies l50 hhds. at previous rates
 Moiasses. 300 bhIs. changed hands at I49I9c FLOur.--Sses 9l2 bbls. Ohio at S4 D and 200 Iowa ut S4 10.
 Cora-Sales $500 sack. including l367 White, Yellow and Mixed at 46c. and 3700 im two lots at 47c.
 OH.-6S0 sacks Ohio sold at s6c sod TO at 37lac. Whitky. Sales i44 bbls Recr6ed at 6s,c and 100 Raw also al l6s, c..
 Pork -l7s bhls. bless were sold at &9 40 aud l6o bbls. af 8 i5. Dry Meaf-t hhds greeu Sides were sold at l-6c. and % o0o lbs. green Hams at 4e.
 LaTd-Salss 260 bbls Prime al 6e. aud POO kegs at 7c.
 Raggisg. pes, sold at lie. cash.
 GSnRy 8Ggs.-l 0e0 2l, busheI Bags were sold at 9lsc l2.OOo 3i bushei Rags al i3c and I0, ,000 21s 6ashe Bags at Ioc. tn lots, all cash.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22
,,,, 1, .,. s,d ImpOrsant from the worth.
IBy telegraph to the Picsyene.

LOUISVILLE, Msy ll,P.M
 T-A. Beard of Health of Cincinnati report twenty a.u ea.es of cholera to-day, and six deaths. esps inc week thera have been enc hHRdrsd and ssStrs deaths. t N.d pn,,l;na :, ,1s..n arrested as eae of the principal leaders in la. W.crrady riot. Among those who were knied t he soldiers were unfortunately several sPeeia- ;ueluding one white and one coorrd woman. Patrick Mclaughlin has been committed to the f.mbs. |" to await the requisition of the Governor ,H.".onr;. susoected of having been concerned in % .. robbery of Nesbitt & Co.,, s,St. Louis
 4, phjladesphia, Anthony Roberts has been ap- .a,oa NarshaI, instead of Il. J. Brooke, as first sapoanced by telegraph ., ,o
 r.,.. frov, PanaEs. The steamer Crescent City ..,vsd 2, New York yesterday, with one hundred md fOrty-siG passengers from Chagres, whence she .,i-d on the 18th ut. Ten vessels weFs taking -.s.~uosrs for San Francisco, [frOm Panamal to z. number of twelve hundred. There was no sign ,C inc steamer California.
 " Ti< NIn Terk Riot.--All is still quiet in New york. Mscready, now In Boston. will 20 home in ,s. nsxt steamer. The number ef the killed in the .o,., tw,nty-one; wounded, twenty seven.
 1,falcaiioa a--Msjor Scott, Navy Agent at Wash .,,,op. ia defaulieT to the amount of So0,000.
 DS Ne1c TOrk Marka.--Sales Of 2.006 bales of .,,,on were made in New York on Saturday. at ;l to T. for middng fair to fair upland, aad 71s |, cents for Orleans. Flour has declined nearly IsL cents under the steamers news, United saiss Treasury Notes, no; new loan, l l2.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22
Tho scene of rremoars Di.eomfiture.


 Col fremoats attempt to cross the mountains was at the PseAo of San Carlos. in the neghbor- hood ot the nest nOrtherty of the new Mexican Se'tiements on the Arkansas river. He was re- pulsed by the intense cold and deep snsws. Tho place Is at the foot of Pike Peak the highest range G which IS from fifteen 10 seventees thousand feet. ne failure of the expedition has called forth the American:
 his was the very scene of the we'll remembered 'uHeriags of poor Pike, who, more than forty wears ago, tin isoo-' with smai party of soldiers en- Wely unproyioed with winter clothing, himself wearing cotton ovefslls," clambered over the snowy ridges and frozen of these noun ms caring two-hiEds of the winter until in fact com Pred by the intense saeringso of his party towards M close Of January, n the upper part of the valley oi the ho urande, to construction winter quarters ae biockhOuse in which he was ultimately dis covered and arrested by the Spaniards. pike's in. uePid, though confused explorations, had made the world well acquainted with at least the eastern sec uoh oi the Rocky mountains; and he had rambled through tie saern ssiitudes of the Bayou Salade of Nouth Peak, long before trspper or trader had efeamed of it's existence-crossing behind the high peak which now bears his naIne 10 the south fork es Platte, and even from moantain looking dow il "pon "a main head branch of Grand river-the Colo fado Of the Paeihc-atheugh he mistook il for N Gasch of the Yellowstone.
 Fixes difficulties, and he knowledge that there k eu'H'inaling swell of the plateau from which such r'ers How as the Arkansas, Rio Grande and he N"'eraao ot the West, must have induced the ex- tT1tat'on of serious impedments 10 be encountered 0h thls route Il appears, however, that Frsmont,s p"aHii'y arose rem no ordinary Tigers of winter .Sc" mentioned In the lnrelligencer, and the last elps'ch from st. Louis, show that the last winter New Mexico set in unusually early and was of aaPatalleicd severity. Fremont Jeff the Pueblo a, us close oi November, at the beginning of De. on the 18th of the last named month, at '"a fe, the thermometer had fallen to thirty de- se-s below zero; were frozen to death; tie .ao" was as high as horses back in the mountain
 II appears from the fast accounts from St Hoas 'hat " fell mach deeper theIDules and horses '''''g, II may be said, been entombea under a fail pT'hsPs an svslancheof thirty or forty fee, sep Aad hence the failure of the expedition k 10 a"riontaoe chieny to misfortune of an unpre- 5aea'ed character although in part, also uudonb, qy owing to the unfavorsble nature of that par. Naiar tract of country.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22
Genrral Agency at Wa.hiHslon Civ.


 H AtiNE hsd several years ek ktaasisaes ~ ,th fife AA business DepaIlmsnBs Of government veaui, 'hg 4 general kBowi.a-e of pubic accounts. iL. pi"eipie~ sod usages governing thsir settte,n.n,s "''h ''e asAefei Appointments Bureaus so w A,.k 'hey nsf Respectively refer, aAd sasBscitou v iib The safi@. pspariihebis ia ihe EoseGonent se,,iee autihg ne lair eainpaigu ta Aesteo wit bs a kaI hc'eBi ssarsbty ot the sabscribesx x aaahea,ios. , prosecute wlih pseeissos and sacihay. ela ms of every character and descfip,la agsinst the weus,ai goseh"ent asd before ccngress--.speelslty .ii e's'is~ growing out ot The MexicsA war. as B.1n,x L@ss Of its4sofy ser'pit tfsasroil lstion af toop. A'a sapples iol inc @sat hack pay ard ln,lesge of >"ssefsi sis" PeasloRs, return duties s-ae,al Aver age eoinontt"ns. revolutionary claims Of ali knd. applications iof paiesis for useful eI.;, s'sA'T laaiaa fesitea. and for hcsses aud oher pr pes'y lost CT destroyed whilst in the .ssl,ta,y ss,. we oi tfs Uhifed States; corporsioS eoss,nsn,s. pis'1ni asests and hdiviiuays adase. ing tl,eiy e Asnicatioas to ne. psst paia, washingren. n q Vii De pfosPoy acknowledged aod pus~sssily s,. I Letter. of inqsiFy. postage psid, ~i,l ree.iv. Lana @sfssais h"urbf sad sold. chs,~.. ,..ss,- ate JA0. T NERLy.
 At9saxg sisd .9rsnf f1r Cgaiway,s ,, onlee on F sifes5. opPosits General Pest Osbe. Washington. D. c HsJsseaesss to tsas s>v~rai Meshsrs ofc convve., ana oihfeis ei ihs various Departmsufs af t.as.
 "asSink'oh' p. VI Mb $.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-05-22
The Hickman Trngeir.

Some week or two since we mentioned briefly a difficulty which had occurred in the neighborhood of Hickman, tor Mis' Point) Ky, in which Dr. Douglas was killed. The particulars are given in the Cairo Delta, of Thursday last, from which we make the following extract:
 Several weeks since, gentleman in Hickman, had over S3,000 stolen irom him just as he was on the eve of visiting distant place, to buy goods. The money had been placed in carpet bag, and that deposited for brief time m box, under the counter of his store IL was stolen and nan living in the same house was suspected. On this suspi- cion h. was decoyed by his bosom friend, Dr. Jas 5. Douglas, to a wharf boat, where a band of dis guised persons seized and gagged him, and took him across the river. The victim, Wiley F. Brink lev. who was of respectable family. aRd not a man of bad character. was then tortured by one hundred and ffty lashes on his bare back, 10 get from him. or the old iaquisitei. principle, ccntesson that he stole the money. He did no, confess.
 Brinkley kent his bed several days after his punishment. He had discovered several of his iynehers, and vowed revenge. So soon as he could walk. he proceeded out in the street with loaded double barrelg gun. Dr. Douglas. whom We believe was highly esteemed citizen, was the first of the band he met, though he had not accompained them the river. Brinkley shot one barrel the load taking effect in the hand of Douglas, which was thrown across iEe lower part of the deceased's breast. The second shot hit him in the side, and his victim fell down and soon died. The murderer told those surrounding him. there were five more victims yet. Another murder came very near clos ing the sceU& or rather continuing the acts of the tragedy.
 Brinkey surrendered himself 10 the officers of justice. and awaits his trial. We understand the citizens are ina state of great excitement and are about equally divided In their sides of approval or condemnation.