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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

~ bUAARlC DRUG STORE. n
~ CoS5U TSFE bSrBBS Y bR sEX oSLE iSNEs
&AA This old establishment sohcits Continuance ia
OF pubic patronage IL Is the oldest now IN existence In
he South And the one, too, that has uniformly kep f
anu good Medicines as evnced by the fact that its oldest
Pauqns are sun us best ones Every compound prepared
by The proprietor whore experience in that line OF some
sixteen year, standing They prepared of the best in
greaienis and are consequently Of the best quality
ohoul9 fianteis, Pbyscans, private families wish "a
procure BOTANIC Medicines that are eVey respect warrant
ca 70 answer the designs Tor which they recommended
sTucons 20 procure them of the subscriber who keeps
sany on hand ul and complete assortment both of sim
pies and compounds.
All at low prices as articles of the same vnue can lie
afforded in the South. -
Also all the late Botanic works
- bOanc Physician always 10 attendance, Remember
ue NO o the store W CAMP STREET. jy25 d&W tjan1
EO1H0sE WHO ARE PRONOUNCE INCUR
n ABLE-fhe fact is established beyond the posi-
My OF doubt that by suitably regulated course OF We're.
aDe or boiSnlc Medication the different forms of old Obst
nate or chronic disease be quickly and Permanently
LERTON guarantees speedy cure in the Aggravated
cases of Cancers, Ulcers Old Sores and Skin Disease M
every kind, letter Herps, Eyspeas, ScadHead Tnmo
Polypus, Wens, White swelling etc; Rheumelism Cont
ney, Spleen, Breast and Lung Complaints Asthma pailv
etc. etc AlsOthe different diseases peculiar 10 Wonsn ''
LR decided Improvement will be perreptibia Il, mo-,
cases in from SIX to twelve days. if many yea stand
Feves of all kinds car invariably be cured In fo E .
the most sensitive. 1850 'S taken oy
Inyalids are invited to consult Dr. r Rrstnito Ne ~
~ 81 Chdfes street Cover Taefsals EKehsnee1 and ~
eettliicates OF remarkable cures o"se'' anu see
". b. A cure will be guaranteed in all 49,. . a..
my3 lydSW - i"oufape' m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

A b, i;aslsT DIT'TERs.A Sovereign Remedy
T. loi Dyspepsla, Phthsie and ENERAL DEBILITY.
@ eelsn remedy for Dyspepsia in of its forms
@ a. amin the stomach, HEARTBURN, hahitua Costiyeness
H'ohath, Headache, loss of Appetite, Piles Night.
anu even Consumption Difficult Breathing which
rom imperfect digestion, relieved By thehe bin
aI snort, Their use has been proved in the relief of
ta III we ~ nptoms that proceed from debiated or a
% OF IN stomach, also In general debility arising
asg of from the effects of fever particularly Fever and
aT,sin suffering under any arrangement
n W rom weakness, will find the OXYGENATEn RITZ
an excellent remedy, and not surpassed by any med
b a,s ~ use, sold by the EMPIRE COMPANY who
az On hand all OF COmstock's valuable Medicines
,o 10 E9yolas street. 'al2In
rum g, CARD.
~ SH1senOef begs thanks to his friends and
css9 E IN general, for the liberal patronage he has
teLa 81 ulei and desires 10 inform them mai ne has
,s he STORE No las Carondeiet Street where he IN
brsnb ea"ylng on the business of PAINTiNG in an ia
anu holesl by sUct attention to his dnties 10
n 3 e"h m ualee OF their yuppOrt. II. F. DEAVES
RRANDN-Cognan, Roehsile snj po-is,,,,.. 1oo -.
sIp 10 y qRowdeL, Pouohong, Imperial: 400 pcfgs
phlhiN FAFER--Shoe, Tea, Letter and Can
pneAWheaii sngaf, Shot, Lard oil;
SsIihnpagne, Caret, Port Wine Madeira Sherry:
Nu'phou' Stunlne BY the case; Cigars Tobacco
mia, ror sale BY f.. ]. HART & CO.,
tsl rs Tchnuptouas 81.
IIRON Is cases new citron
" Va a. /. COCHRAN 4 co, n TOhoupitoula. It
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

R1lOAl HOGeE-The public is respectfully informed
~ that ihs esiabishment viii be opened for the "a
House will be found BAR and BILLIARD I'LL
k9OM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The liable will be always supplied with the
decaces Of the Sea Coast and the New Orleans Market
The large Lawn and the number Of Shade Trees
families Of any one along the Coast Persons wishing 70
secure rooms will please address the undersigned and send
their Communications by boat.
as ioowss
By the month"; per week. IS 90
Per week. $40 90 Per day........$I 50
Children and servants half price.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

N. ORLEANS and CARR0LLT0N RAILROAD
Ia II
g % s IosidSs nd 5SsS 81 sS s
heads, and Reduction The Fare 20 take place on ta
single ticket any distance to from. above Louis
children over and I6de, i vss;. ~ Il |;
To or from Louisiana Avenue CchiidFen half Price Il
oO tickets ior above Louisiana Avenue, or from Cano-
80 tickets to or from Louisiana Avenue, n
Personal monthly tickets rom the inst 10 the last Of
T Cars from he BGseEas street depot a: ooss i
Horse Car, ~ A. M. 81 and Il55 p M.
the third Monday in February the second Monday IN No.
From CaTrollton:
Horse Car, A. M; s and 10 p M.
the third Monday IN FcbfGary 70 the second Monday i So
v'm''r and at o GzF sRis sPi II LIE:
rare any distance, (chlden above, half price 80 "
Personal monthly tickets, rom the inst to the last Of each
month only, any distance. ............... 90
from LAFAYETTE in summer 8, and ~ A. NJ.
From From GsGSl street s S do; and
Alter which tie Cars viii leave each end sy ana "a s M
ospf i''' and Nj from kka aassr
, iGEyf1GREAF AfTRaUTl6;N. PMGSkf 7pI;
LOWELL, LATE az Of yieksburg and Natehez respectfully
Lo1iiaR9 that she has opened her new store and
selected Stock Of French ygTg Ess and vel
Irsh l FANCY DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY and
oer articles in her line, which, from her long experience in
lns line OF business in the Sonth will she hopes be sniff
st Of their fitness for the wants and tastes Of the
IN her large and splendid stores may be found an
eAt9ave neh and well assorted stock of BONNETS of all
linus, Styles and prices, trimmed and untrimmed, which can
IN the latest and most approved Partisan styles bv
and competent artists, direct from Paris-parcu
CONSTANT large and varied stock of Bonnets and Tummnpa
FoRe e i9ied fashion will always be hand. Artificial
INV IA great yarety; Head Dresses; Lacss; Silk: Vel
W.; Satns; husin; Ginghams; Linens; handkerchief
p ewes HBossryi Ladies' shoes; shawls; Leils; Combs
hlbbands; Splendid Robes Alpaeas Bareges and
WI olef articles too to mention, all Of which
4 sol a auction prices She begs the ladies to call and
order. - N - VI ~ H""'i'i09 "i sfs u
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10 aaAAaH cFs415s va EEE SIy}S JH0ysa

= HAKIWkiL'6 WARRINGTON HOIj6K
Mc; SS3 CHESNUT STIR EI, PHILADELPHI4
VIE undersigned would inform his Southern lsrons ANA
Il friends that this SPELENDfD HOTEL, which 4 DAU
aas Deef under h,s charge or several has been @
elegantly retted, enlarge and renIpished in he most
fashionable and the entire organization OF every de-
Psiment complete The mOstpendd suit Of apartments car
DC naa al al tlmes By giving few hOus' notice.
he central and fashionable location of the WASHING
lON HOUSE, renders il OF the most desirable IN the
business or pleasures and there shan be no exerlons spared e
received. nj i ri ARrsVVEi TiNtOi0te
The HOuse hiss Warm and Coid Baths - always il
Ieaulness. my7 Wtf
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.VteaU Orleans .Hge2tcY

MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE. co
OF Nashville, Tennessee.
THIS Company val Insure on the Mutual Principle,
Houses, Merchandise, etc. against LOSS or DAMAGE
BY FIRE and the Gsrgoes Of Vessels Of every description
against THE PERILS Or THE SEAS AND RIV-
EkS All persons having their ropery insured in this Inst
uu0n are entitled to full parc tiOn in the profits with
out any liability to loss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

tOkSON ~ ARMSTRONG. can be found a., ,hs ,,,..
~ ent AZ the Office Of Messrs. HkWTrr Nasrso % n s
~. " ess.g sFss seg door above Their Old stand
where al order, ion STATIONERY AND PRiNTINIi'
VIII Re eAeculed as formerly Their business viii rne MIN
ngt gn - orders for full stock have already
gls e coRsoN q ARMSTRONG, Is camo,,
They embrace This opportunity 10 return ther siSs
thanks 10 their trends many acts Of kndnsz Ard as
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

IDLAhTERS HOTEL : NEW ORLEANS = The
y undersigned begs leave to inform the public that 81
ne eesghs Keeping the above establishment open all f
summer, and that he will Accommodate at a very
reduced rate those who wish TO locate permanently Fam.
les especially, who wish excellent good table
11 ~ esi terms that can be had in the city. wond do well
70 ed lmieqately; also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
Swlthogt odgngl will be charged at an exceedingly low
rate. The pnblc's obedient servant,
N.Y. sm NJ. MURRAY.
EsHARKL1N HOUSE, RIIOXI- The s1b,c,ibeTs
- 1ssng leased ths above well 81
repaired and pained. Tho house Is spaeinns snd IN
rooms comfortable, afofdng convenience for pers
WISHING 10 enjoy themselves during the Simmer The Bah
Houses are good The well known character or the Hons
and the ocahy of Biloxi for Sea Bathing sneak or ien
selves The pJpre9Ts pledge themselves thni nster mama
q expense shall be spared TO make sheir guests eomioahe
ne table WI be al ah times we'll supplied with the best The
The bar will Be eupped with the very best Of Liquors. ali ii
When have been selected with great care The house will
aBaf MITCH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

MONTGOMERY HALL, Montgomery, Ala.
~ 4HE subscriber respectfully invites the DatJonaeeOf 80
Il the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that Us
Re can supply the of the Transient ViseFs to %
montgomery ~ well as Of bis competitors These
who aFo going TO, returning from the North can obtain
MEALS AT ALL Hours, to suit the arrival and departure
The railroad and sfeames A fine four horse OMNIBUS
IN convey Passengers and from the
boats 70 the free of charge The accommodation are
equal 70 other establishment the town. and being at
reduced Eate offer additional inducements TO The travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants are engaged
and pains will be spared TO render the stay Of vers pleas
Hntaa agreeF be.
amin EVVt Apuuapnnrprr
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13

l4UOis-Cognae Brandy, Jamaica Rum, and IRISH
Dublin Porter: =
5 half pipes COGNAC BRANDY.
puneheons JAMAICA RUM, every old and superiof)
In bond and entitled to debenture
puneheons old IRISH WHISKY, also in bond and
entitled 10 dehenture;
10 casks Of the old Montiliado SHERRY WINE, 10
much priced for its agreeable flavor;
70 casks SCOTCH and BURTON ALE:
a0O casks LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER, in quar-
The above liquors will be sold low the trade and
jas JOHN TOoLE, Is Bank Place.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
nAPHNRHOTEI,-55j 3Rj5lS-Tb. na ~; !,

I ADA<-hO W.dK1ttA-Ihe und I'D
lot several years the conductor of the well known
Hotel and fashionable watering plaoe DAPHNE <sssss
sq n5 N baldwin county, Ala. the eastern shore
Vi Mobile bay. ten miles south. Of Mobile most .A
sspeelily invites Ladies and Gentlemen to give him vis
Win tnef lals and enjoy the natural beauties and attr
te Recommendations OF the place. open for the season
ne intends TO conduc his house in such style of TASTE and
eAoeence as % make NE Of the country and even
way worthy Of the most liberal patronage - 1855 ''s
hnoSe VISITING DAPHNE will have the advantage OF en-
l0yng Shower Bath unsurpassed in the Southern conn
being supplied by Natural Fountain dischasins Ls,
srsa gallons Of water per minute A strong Chaly6eate
health require the use of Mineral Water. y 49, 1
For Salt Water Bathing commodious house has been
Low pressure seamboat will leave this place every o
ning Ior hoble and return in the evening.
Applications for Board should be directed 10 ma, ears
OF JOHN TIcKNoRs ESQ.,, Mobile, Ala,
ap3O sm VIM. l.. HOWARD
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RACHKLOR,sHALIr-AT MANnEVIIIr =

RACHEl.ORssHALL- VAUDEVILLE
- Opposite nte Main WhqEJ.-The UNDERSIGNED fS.f
h hsse me bono! OF informing the public that they i
nave AUST completed Az establishment Msndevlle
IN hia delightful summer retreat ii has been their aim 20
make Tins establishment fashionable and desirable rss
sUomas The comforts of ReFtauEant kent in the mos
approved and recherche style, with Wines and ionoTs nj
| me most choice and varied kind f' ~
WI be served either the table dhote or accordng
n y OF 1re Attached TO the Restaurant will be foun8
dipenss at winch only the best Liquors and Wines viii be
NonneSted with the establishment Is likewise handsome
snr rAoo, provided with excellent cues and where anna
country life. M '0ei iron lhe mohopony OF a
,e have et nothing undone 10 make Their
with hes comforts for those who honor them
/ N. ID. There d Bartey and tl;. n, 49,, i, . a.-
above establishment M ''"ii dresser hllached 10 the
mV If ...
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aslHetni55 ana 500, Who!esdle and retail, by
n ~ r. n MASSEY Druggist and Chemist,

l4gOhf--tnsh Whisky and jamaica Rum fin hond
and entitled 70 debenture) few demiiohns superior did
Z pn,s and quar-. bottles AS few Of he Old
ll1o stF5 JOHN TOOlats, rs Bank Pmce.
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SSUNINtllle IN STORE-
~ ~, \, 3 ee15fnon and very fine old;
ChaMfAGkE, C1AREf, SHERRY MA
DER pElRA. PORT and WiiITE VINE II aa he
scQfCh ALE LONDON PORTER and On A M.
"a, rAS II !. SilpEk and fui sale BY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-13
HI Rs, 1 s h I E3H YggAG LADIES.

It
street. near 81 JVseph, established in 1917 under lie
acknowledgement ol the MISSES ELLISON, from L0E
TINS institution, conducted the best plans Of
s.uIogena eonstantY open for the reception Of
S"s Ans " 81 ne solid and Ornamental branches Fequ
~, Ems aan ether pacn an be known on apploa
~ y ns fesloanve Of The MISSES ALLISON, on Ca
49,. ------- lall IL
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| M AGNOLlA HOTEL, BILOXI,-Tbe nn,srs;gasJ
IN has The pleasure of annonncing 10 her 65a
ana s pubic thai she mas leased or term Of years
ness, convenient 10 the harbor ana VhIa 70 ons iF
the benefit Of the sea breeze, and beautiful and pIs
View The house well adapted families he roo5ns isr
and We'll ventilated and desirably fitted mn Tbsre 49,
era Zen pin Alleys attached TO the Hotel also Pleasure
and Fishing boaaand in short, every hns io siye sys
fact on 70 all VIII Nay favor her with call sous
Terms reduced from and after July r. 1850, as iolows
Board, per month. ......... ........... an M
per week. q M
day X
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-27
WAsHrNGToN, May 81.
SENATE.

Several private bills were passed.
The bill making compensation TO land off
GERS for locating military bounty land warrants
passed.
MIR. Bradbury's resolution relative to re-
movals from Office.
Mr.. Webster desired to make a few re-
marks upon the resolution and it was made
the special order of the day for Tuesday
a bill to provide for additional security to
the lives and property of persons navigating
the Wes,ern waters was introduced.
The bill 10 establish branch mint at New
York was then taken up.
Several amendments were proposed and
debated, when the further consideration of tho
bill was postponed till Monday, to which
time the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Putnam from the committee on roads
and canals, reported bill Tor the construction
Of roads and bridges in Oregon.
The House then took up The bill to increase
The rank and file ofthe army for the protection
OF the Western frontier
After considerable debate the bill passed
yeas 10Y. nays 50.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on private bills and then adjourn
ed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-27
THE LITTLE FLOCK,
BY MRS. R. s. NICHOLS.

We were not many-we who stood
In childhoo1 round our mothers knee;
A laughing, wild and hayward brood,
Of many a changeful mind and mood,
And heart as light as hearts could be-
We were not many-we who played,
When breathless came the searching noon
Out in the leafy, grassy shade,
The old and fragrant orchard made,
As heightened shadows fell in June.
How swcetly smelled the upturned mould,
Beneath the green and bending bough
For there, when days were moist and cold
The grass was sown ere Spring was OLD;
I'd give the woald to see it now!
We were not many-we who drew,
AT evening round the blazing hearth
To read, how from the harebells blue,
The tiny elves would drink the dew,
Ere fairy forms 1orsook the earth.
We were not many-we who heard
From lips we loved, at eve and morn,
The teachings of the holy word,
When youthful hearts to prayers were stirred
And love, of meek-eyed faith was born.
We were not many-death has spared
A larger flock to mothers tears,
And when his icy arm was barred,
We scarcely thought that he had dared
To touch the one so young in years.
We were not maDy--we VINO wcpt
To S his star in swift decline;
Five golden Autumns he has slept,
Five budding Springs The moss has crept
Around his couch beneath the pine.
W are not many-when we stand
Where now he sleeps at fall Of dew;
When loving May. with breezes bland,
Has smoolhed the tuIf with angel hand,
And decked il round with violets blue.
We are not many-we WI press
With trembling lips LIES trimming cup;
One craving draHght of happiness;
Another it may lie, would bless
II e wave that dashed deaths waters up.
We were nO many-dUubts and fears,
And faded hopes Of earth's rcnoWn,
And broken fai h, and toll andIears,
Have. in the wincpress Of our ye-rs,
Been heaped, and crushed, and trodden down
We were not many-we who stood
In childhood round our mothers knee;
But one Fl ON out the laughing brood
Has borne into his solitude
The dreams he dreamt in infancy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-27
Evan viIIc.

In all that leads to wealth and greatness,
Evansville presents cheering and indubitabIe
evidence of rapid growth and general pros
perity. Situated in a country to which ma
ture has been most generous in her gifts, we
find her turning to profitable account all her
natural advantages, and developing the
wealth of the vast rich country around her,
whilst she is adding to her own greatness
1t Is within the recollection of many of our
present inhabitants when the site now occu
pied by Evansville was but Il sparcely set
tied country, giving no promise Of that prom
inence which it now possesses. Forty years
since to have It'd those who were familiar
with this country, that at this period it would
be the seat of so great city as now occu-
pies it, would have been rresumjng much on
their credulity. The progress Of the coun-
try IN its Improvements has been so rapid and
SO nearly UMPIRE cedented, thai those who knew
it 'a'f an age since can now scarcely rccog-
nze the least feature in it telling them it is
the same country. They Witnessed the lev
cling of the forests to prepare for the magi
cal uprising of an important city; have wit
messed the concentration Of capital, energy
and public spirit here, aud the davelopemcn
ofaI the Vulnerable sources leading to wealtl
and public ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, but so short ha:
been the period of It's accomplishment, thai
they can call to mind, as if it were but a
tweive-month since, the time Of its commence
ment. Individuals possessing every charac
teristIc necessary to push on with vgor The
well begun enterprise Of making this not only
the most important town in Indiana, but Oh,
of the leading cities of the West have cas-
their lots in the Pocket" and are actively
and usefuIly engaged in the great work. Ev
ansville will prosper There can now be NJ
serious check to her advancement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-27

New COUNTERFEIT $50 BILL ON THE BANK
OF KENTUCKY.-There has been received in
Louisville, from Lexington, Tennessee a
counterfeit $50 bill on the Northern Bank of
Kentucky. The paper Is pale and not quite
as large as the genuine; letter c. payable to
P. r. Thompson. and dated 81 of October,
1919. The counterfeit, though not an exact
imitation Of the genuine SOS, is calculated to
deceive the unwary. The signature ofG c.
Gwathmey, cashier, and V. McKIght, Presi-
dent, are pretty well executed, and the filling
up generally is better than is usual in coun-
terleits.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-27

EXTRAORDINARY CRIME IN FRANCE.-A
lrghtiul crime. winch never could Lave hap
pcned out Of France. and which bcspeaks
reckless seIfshness, morbid feelings and al
utter absence ofrcIgion. courage, and morals.
has just mortified ST. Leu. A rich proprietor,
and marie for several years, passlonately
loved young grl. The families were like
the parents in Romeo and Juliet, at war
and they could not agree. But after years
OF pressing solicitations, he obtained the hand
Of his mistress. They were married. A
grand party celebrated the wedding and the
reconciliation. The happy couple retired
AT SIX in the morning pistol shot was heard
The husband vas found dead in an ante
chamber; the young wife asleep. A letter
explained the suicide. 1t was written evil
IDENTIFY before the marriage. He said in it
that he had reached the highest point Of hu-
man felicity, and could not descend. He
could rot bear to be less loved, or to love less
Il die Of happiness"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-27
The Compromise.

Before the bills accompanying the report
of the Compromise committee had become
the order of the day, the manifestations of
hostility made by Downs and Davis of Miss.
and the sneers and sarcasms Of Hale, Mason
and Butler lead US to apprehend the uprising
of spirit totally at variance with a calm and
settled determination to adjust the question
on grounds of mutual and honorable conces-
sion, and feelings of harmony and concord
The report was publicly attacked and severe
ly handled by the above named Senators at a
premature time-at time when Parliament
tarv courtesy would have adjourned debate
until 1t could have come up in a formal man
ner. We are unable to say that this pristine
fire and violent opposition have abated. u
ira men OF the North will war against COM
promise because it yields omething-because,
in short. it is compromise. Reckless fanatics
of the South will oppose the measure with
all warmth and enthusiasm because it does
not in all things fully comport with their opin-
ions of right and equality. Every Senator
must have been aware that the report would
embody some things which would displease
him, and others which he could approve; and
all must certainly have known that for the
sake ofthe Union there would have to be con-
cession. Those of the South who oppose the
COMPROMISE because all its prop ,stions do
do not square with their opinions, place them
selves IN loving juxtaposltion to rampant abo-
litionsts who assail the measure for precisely
the same thing. 1t will be quite amusing to
hear Of Mason Butler Hale and Chase vo-
ting on TIE same side OF the compromise cues
ton.
We expressed a belief on the onset OF the
compromise excitement. that the bill would
not pass. Nothing in Congress has transpir-
ed lately to induce us to believe otherwise
Its ultra adherents and opposers are equally
warm, and to talk of concession a. the present
juncture Of affairs is to talk nonsense.