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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1867

NEw TEMPERANCE PaoJEcr,--Thc bill before the Legs
latre of NewJGrscy TO incorporate the town of River
town on the Delaware, contains provision requiring
each deed for the conveyance Of property to have clause
that the grantee lessee shall permit the sale OF
manufacture of any pruous fermented liquor the
premises
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CLOSE OF CANALS SUSpAY.-The Pennsylvana Board
o Canal Commissioners have adopted resolution that
the locks the Pennsylvania Canal shalt he closed at
l. O'Clock on saturday night aud shall remain closed
until II O'Clock sunday night, except the passage of
packet boats.
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SMALL NotEs,-A bill prohibiting the circulation of
small HoteN on the banks Of other States has passed the
House Of Delegates of the Maryland Legislature.
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BlnNtNG OF A STGANiuoAr.-The steamer Mary to-
tally destroyed by fire below Fort Gaines the Chata-
oovhce river the night of the 14t The passengers
boat
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T'toors lLoRipA,--Thc bark Exact arrived at Sa-
vannah the 2lst with ffyonc United States soldiers
under the command Of Lieut. Merchant en- route for
Florida.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OF31CE,
Friday Morning. Fehkiary q, 1852.
CoTToN-Notwit hstanding the news of 15d decline at
Liverpool brought by the Atlantic yesterday there
good demand in our market, principally fill freight
gagements previously made and bales were sold at
easier prices without any positive decline.
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Colonel Ramsay. Pennsylvania who served in the
Mexican has entered into arrangements with the
Mexican Government for the transmission of the United
states malt and passengers and from California
ing from Vera Cruz to Acapulco The line stages tn
connect with both sides passengers arr
expected to be taken by this route TO California New
York, in ii days.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Professor anderson

TT Beg respectfully TO the citizens Of Orleans
vicinity The honor commencing
GRAND ERTAINM ENTS
EFT soIREEs bIYsTERlEUsEs,
ARMORY HALL. MONDAY, MARCH l.
and will be continued #H.|
EVERY EVENING,
(w the exception of Thursday March which night Professor A. has
his enable the sixth Company of the
Department give their Annual BALL. for charitable purpose,
which rather than thsart introducing entirely
NEW, ORIGINAL AND ASTOUNDING WONDERS.
(for particulars of wl,ic. sect ills)
which universally acknowledged To have
NO PARALLEL IN TILE WORLD.
The will each evening o'clock
Doors o'clock Carriages be ordered at 10 o'clock.
Admission Reserved Cents which
may procured II the Hall A. NJ. o NJ.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
the Families Distant Residents Schools
conveniently the Evening Performance,
ANDERSON will give
TWO GRAND MIDDAY ENTERTAINMENTS
ON WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
tSr Doors open O'Clock; performance
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Choice Seats for Andersons
Store Camp street.
the Da, Performances Wednesday Saturday.
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NOW EXHIBITING.
Al
SECOND MUNICIPALITY HALL.
pUBuFE'S CELEBRATED ORIGINAL PAINTINGS OF
IL INIrI L

z I
the TEMPTATION AND EXPULSION
Charles France. These sublime oil which
the exhibited States
exhibited NewYork and other
years Europe, the universal million
persons.
II Open till 10 Brilliantly Illuminated every
~ Admission the whole week. Fifty
Is" agent respectfully of
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS which
this city in January 1885
~ description given every evening half pa O'Clock
~" A Reyiste of can he II
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Home Mutual Insurance Company -

. With subscribed capital Of s7s5eo prepared to rsavs
applications for - - -
the office of the Company, No. 80 tiRAVIER STREET.
Every with interested and the
profits divided those who with the Its
invested here, under the control of the ustAes
This established purely the mutual principal Of nsur
Tsteea believe this as7S offers ample
security to the policy holderA ~ t.-y
The the by those
wishing o make with it,
ALEXANDER BROTHER President.
JOHN H. OWEN, Vice President.
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OFFICE THE DAILY CREsceNr,l
Friday Morning, February 81, 1852 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Ship GarioGg, Johnston, Phialelphin ca NIccker $50
tip raoby i$Eass i iysFipSo W W%ay S SsS
s s ,:sss@n w hiIhy As'ySFr WI!a
Br bark Helen, CONWAY ,o04o, WI,,ns, geo
s s SsSH a ts s1t Fa5 sSs Boston, u, . Est e. t.
s & 3S5; Ssf 'fsr sfG
s fs asSs Saso Jas ' sasiGr
s$ ss'S Sm s 81 Sso D'5e cn A as"g
Mex sehr joven Fernando, Acona, ssa, wzacinc go
ARRIVED
Ship Dvon ms, Strickland days from Liverpool to- Whitney,
s S R" a y ,6 sS r G tt ] ny my
Steamboats,
HS aa, b Ssas Cno5S dn lss. MS%rA
SSqs'aS. ciagh r. ''s cafo d nIsts
70, Wits i5ass bis s5I.T i''% 5 W5t.a;gs5,
e., Ssss %'5 Isai 5S% Sara
Swan, Sill, from Tensas,
low'oat \, ao RneaTlt from The down
ani @ sS cS;a p A"" 6h a
pevonshre
MEMORANDA
by Telegraph
~ The ship Charlotte Reed Phadephs inst
after passage of fourteen days from New0rleans
40 s Z. @ 6 rs g c9 To- e T r 81 81 s II
empty casks.
LvERPooPer ship Kate iIowes 1898 bales cotton 5000
LvERrooL-Per ship Broolsby Hour $50 cs beef
ANTWERPPer ship AIeemseh
ANTWERPPer ship Goodwin: bales cotton hls
5000 slaves. =
GorENBURGPer bark nkle cotton 1871 hhds
tolmcro.
LoNDoNPer bark ecn S475 bills -four casks ocake
& t Do ss ss Se s sS0G III 5 ie"r 100 100 SS
OIL > bbls moasses, 3 bbla sugar.
as i ssf s. bags ' %So is' corn
bark Della Chaplin 81 bales coc" 525 bills pork
200 les l6i hbs 65 kegs lard, 66 bbls 81 ties hams
RlGiMoNDPer b Cora; "a bills 4Os hhds IS casks
70 ties % hds b -four whisky, pork
lls0 sacks corn, 8 casks 20 boxes wine
50 kegs butter, Lus hams and suniries.
do @Hy So 10 a. d. Err s % Sc DBL , no" ns
100 do e'Hes l3 do wines 10 bxs lao bales tobacco
nt Gs Sast '' Ella 500 sacks corn 80 ''' whisky "
SIs.,t,-Per sctr Jcven Fernando: 4ao bbls flour.
bRZos ST JAGo-Per schr Maj Barbour Government
IMPORTS
o order. ~ 'N ~ W. '''
GosToNrer ship $40 ice to Stanton Gco--assoe,
| PHlLADELPHlA-Pers cir Fannie Assorted
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
do S con le1 sGsSnF E. sS TSh . Is,
S SaFe ssa .1 as s s Is s S ed
Ts"n bales Is n sn d rars M ~ ags Ward
.%ao G1 whisky zanons3 Il !Nss do feet sepssr
S'Dos"l boy s PaSsa af sfs%s
,Iu4iona-sunirius to order,
L9uisyi,re steamer Rosa: sos 9ls -four TAYLOR Cassidy
@o,so ~, e. i:st; ":'S Sa
EAl9u sARAre5 New L.,ona: bales
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WHEAT CRoP OF OHo.-The wheat crop of Ohio for the
year 1850 thiry-four millions of bushels That of
1851 nearly as large.
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Of this number ID died Of old and 1911 Of diseases
the throat and lungs.
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FNFNcn T"'Hs-rhe Pays Partisan paper gives the
following Of tho origin of the decree which, in the
time the Provisional Government abolished titles
One day NJ Focon if do not mistake, proposed to
his colleagues to suppress the titles of nobility Some
laughed other protested. de lamarine remarked that
the question touched him personally, and demanded that
the Republic should not decapatc either heads
Flucon remained alone, almost alone. with his
fortunate project of decree. and he left the council
table BY mistake it sent to the Moer, and inserted
The ay after much annoyance felt at this ridiculous
act but the members of the Provisional Government put
up with and occupied hemselve-with graver more
urgent affairs Such is the way in which the titles of
bty abolished But at later period the decree OF
Flocon became the articles of the Constitution
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XCHANG E--Exchange on New y DIRK at sight
!! y, tlas. pf sas by HAkEiii 4 Ca, VI tran,pg at
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HEALTH OF CTIEs.-The following statement comprise
the deaths in of the Atlantic cities for the week end
ing February IA and their proportion the population
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THE STEAMSHIP BALrIc.-This magnificent specimen Of
naval architecture belonging Collins Line. to leave
NewYurk on the 10Th 10th for Washington. She is
around for the inspection of members of Congress
and doubt not that the visit will prove beneficial to
the line
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MILLINERY AND FANCY

w GOODS.-P. W WOODLlEF, No. IL
has street has just received per steamships Winfield Scott
Empire City and by Ii. sailing packets New York. Bos
avre, assortment of Fashionable and S.ssonabc FANCY
TAPLE DRY GOODS heretofore extent variety
erche style, which he offers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
patrons reduced prices The stock consists IN
the following, viz; b..
roche Antique Silks English French and American Cali
Aunure Silks; Goes;
Tafeta Silks; complete assortment OF English,
lored plain Pnult de Sole; German aud French Hosiery
rocade Faeonnee: Supesor white and eolored SILK
ch and Embroid'd + counee Hose and Half Hose.
able and Chene Faconnea: GLOVES AND MTTTS.
dered Dansk plain Buck Channels, Kid, Cashmere Silk,
de Sole; Floseih and Filet, of every de-
Poult de Sole; LACE GOODS.
plaid high coorei d. for large and elegant assortment Of
est. Vaenctennes, English. French and
lines and Forence of German iees and do Embroide
Z and color; ries;
and aoloed sa,ins Superior sla 1914 Linen Sheet
pieces superior heavy black ings:
oore waered Puit de So Damask Table Linens snd Napkins
Il Silk Veivets; and splendid styles;
hene Satin striped and plain IL Irish and German Linens and
mere Goose: Lawns;
English Merinos, Nous Linen Cambria Hdkfs, plain
Lame and Apncs solid Embroidered and co1red borered
shade Curtain Stuff, embroidered Lace
striped and plaid Poplins and Muslin. Silk and Wooden
or black and coored plain and Damask, etc.
ed Canton Crapes PLANTATION GOODS.
of white and Heavy kerseys, Lowes, Lnseys,
embroidered and plain Jeans Denins, Stripes and Cot
= Shawls, extra rich; tonades;
Cashmere and heavy rich Super French Bed Blankets
Shawls; Heavy Grniper Plantation do, very
aid Raw Silks: superior.
P W. W would especially call the of factors and plan
stock goods their 1t very complete and the
selected with and Judgment the result Of
perience in that particular line. s26 II
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ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHIA

LIfsgt1fs d hAIsCr,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA have the
pleasure to e insured members the upon The
satisfactory exhibit AFFAIRS at the cOae OF the
past yen and which with the stees attention 70 the md
of Life Insurance. they enabled their constituency
careful OF all
outstanding rsk the Directors much satisfaction finding that
they warraned in declaring premiums
received thereto,
death else the value MONEY will be paid each policy
holder at his or her option 81
The Of office and being having an
equitable the Saving. Fund and Trust Department
this Company successful fa
the the United Life Annuity
and Trust Company hss legitimate which they
them, economy
of affairs will continue be followed for their interest and
benefit,
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The Liverpool and London Fire and Life

= INSURANCE COMPANY.
Authorized Capital. MILLoys
-
Reserved Fund lrSsu,ooo
42,SsoD0O
Working eaptaTwo Millions Three Hundred and Forty thousand
Dollars So -
Offering unusually capital and the unlimited Individual
Inability the Stockho nsarancethe
security the pubes prepared agnns
Fire Risks in Newt)rans, the reasonable
The usual abatement place the Company Poll
with the Mutual Companies all settlements losses
will be prompt and liberal.
CHAs. BRIGGS, Agent, Office Charles street.
DIRECTORS IN NEW ORLEANS:
Samuel Nicholson, A. Heine, Th~mas SeIsr,
A. Llnfea, g. A. Holt VIM. Mure,
VIM. Fellowes, j. Il. Behn, c. Bulitt
Z.
DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAS. BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CorTRsEr, Deputy chairman.
George Barclay, Griffin, ROYAL Phelps,
Mark W. collet, Mort Livingston, Ed E. sanderson,
q. W. Faber, VIM. S. Watmore.
ALFRED Phi, Resident Secretary.
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MEMORANDA.

by Telegraph
~ The ship Charotu Philadelphia the 25 inst
after passage of fourteen days from New0eans.
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FENCING ACADEMY-By Messrs. G. 4 A
ROsERE, OF Common ST. Charles strres No. a. Pro
of the noble Of Self Defence.
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"fNHtN SOfeGests
~ The public respectfully informed that
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
SIXTH AND LAST GRAND CONCERT.
ARaIoRY HALL.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q, 1852
FROG RAMME:
bel (Parisna
HERR MENGIS.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES,
Fantasia favoe upon the Flute Boehm
Mr.. KYLE
Are" ve''ure, cAvall i,rg ss'ndisi Bordese
MIR. f. BoULANGER.
Grand Aria" Come serene q semnam6gn> Bellm
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
HERR GRlEDEi
Crouch
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Bufn" Lorsque (lean Paris
HERR MENGIs.
Aud Robin ray A Scotch Ballad
MISS CATHERINE HAYES.
Aria Bu Miei R"mg9li, 1 G sp,s Ro'sini
Home, Home, tClari.) Bishop
MISS CATHERINE HAYES
The GRAND PIANO employed this Chick
erings, and the Music Store H Parsons Camp
Price OF Tickets 49, - and al They may procured
| office o the Annory Hall THIS MORNING.
| y. B-Every Seat will be numbered.
Gs PROGRAMMES containing Songs
Italian English obtained the Room the nigh
| of performance. Price, Twenty five cents.
e open halfpast Concert eigh
O'Clock fe2 ~
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Congressional.

The failure of Mcssrs Duval Aatkay. Hodom 4 Cos.
East India merchants is announced Their liabilities
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Agency U s. Life Insurance, Annuity and

TRUST COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
eAfii All .375e,e00
c. G. INLAY, Secretary 49, >
BRANCH OFFICES CAN'T STREET, yswtresns.
-iI15 BENJAMIN FLll.aANC,E, Agent
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DLACIDE'S VARIETIES, Gravier street.
u FRIDAY EVENING, February 81 y VIII be presented the
Comedy Of WHERE THERE IS a WILL THERE'S WAY-Don
Manuel Mr. c. Howarl Don Lopez Mr. Wright; Don sepo Mr.
Holland Francesca Mrs. G. lTowarl Blanche Miss
Murray which, Ballet of CAIPf OF BAGDAD, which
The entire Monpasir troupe 10 CONCLUDE with Ne Musical Farce Of
ALPINE MAfDSwig Mr.. Holani Rosetta, Mrs C. Howard.
SIT CHARLES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night
~ of the Mrane CELESTE. who will appear
two tavoite characters. FRIDAY EVENING February .J b,
Brckston Drama three called GREEN BUSHES; The
mtIes. % the MisSis GiMan She HuntFess} Nine Celeste;
Dknuodr, Mr. Perry; Geo. Dkennrdv, Mr. ENtiu, villa
MuIiogh Mr.. Sonn Jark Mr. Smith;
DeBar Geraldine Rynar; Nelly Well Sloan. which
the Mllry Drama The FRENCH Spy. To conclude
Fare of MES AIERlSM.
EAAN RICES Observation-Disclosures evening,
NJ February lsFirst appearance of Herr CLINE This justly
THE WORLD and is certainly graceful and astonishing
has been engaged few nights and will make his first
THIS EVENING continuing every eyen. th week.
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insuran,

COMPANY OF LOUISIANA. W..
s Incorporated April lss declared dividend OF
on Two Years Business. Vt
Office, No. Bs CAMP ST., Common ats.
BUSINESS CoMPAsr LIFE sUR ONLY
This Company solely the OF the policy
upon
solid principles and sfortng small nuna paid during
life large and handsmne legacy widows eid after DEATH
lie
the insurance till death parii, the whole Of the pro1 of
The Company. f9fE
the lives OF Debtors married woman
the life the and Of
herself children, claims creditors.
TRUSTEES:
Walker, Henry s. Buckner,
Peter Conrey, it,, Mannse White, John S. Aliscn
Ward Stewart, VIM, E. Ieverch,
Iaac johnson, Edward Sparrow
PKrsR CoNRRy Jr., President Board Of Trustees.
DIRECTORS: -yit IT.
Z. W. sewei, John A pOushsrty, John Claiborne,
Edw, Jennsr Coke, John NJ. Lee, F. Y Maseraon,
H. g: Heart, Ih9s G Jenkins, n O. Pnstea,.
NJ. NJ. Cohen, Wickham d. r. CH111.%
NC. Hall, John A. Roberts, John NJ <nrfan,
Geo.W W. Smith, R. H. Brunei, R. TgArMittead
Samuel Wolff l. Spangenbers.
EDw coxB Vice President
Al. WEppERsugS, NJ. D., Medical Beard of
Ha9HAI III Hssr Al a p S01 eass s,O.Dsv
Magazine Medical Examiner,
who will be ut the oce dsiy frcm haipast IL to 2r ID
| By the Charter only $1,000 taken on single life.
kS This Company applcaons for Lie rsu.
Policies healthy White and
Negroes the Table OF Rates established BY the Board which are less
than the charged by the and London offices and without
the South. By the hatter Drnls
annually the prois ami
available the OF twoths OF their amount
| where the party has paid his premiums in tul-
California Permits SewYork London rates. Prospectus,
Table Of Rates and all Is TO- L he % M b ne s
~ Extensive Travelling Privileges.
s3S a.
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7 superior.
call the attention of factors and plan,
use. 1t is very complete, and the
reat care and Judgment, the result Of
ne. s26 II
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NEW GOODS AT LOW PRICES-hIrs. fes
CLARK, CORNER OF Roy DRAs AND ARoNpE qI nj
STREETS, has received lot of NEW BDNSETS RIB IVY
soNS ANb FMBRoIpERiES, aiso fresh supply LADIES WHIT
KID GLOVES HEAD DRESSES AND WRGAIEiS, CONES AND
MANY OTHER FANCY ARTICLES, SUITABLE FOR BALLS AND
SOlf,EES, which areo offered very low prices.
1T Mrs. CLARK prepared to fill ORDERS either Tor the city
cow .Y,. satsg c,urily lynhd dispatch,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Friday Morning, February 81, 1852 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
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Will enve SATURDAY, February O'Clock NJ.
E'OR POINT PLEASANT, BAYOU -
Il BARTHOLOMEW, ALABAMA LANDING, @4kssaAS.ssIl;S
MONROE, and all Intermediate findings Regular
Passenger Packet SWAMP
vie running packet SWAMP FOX, C.
Cdwaade viii leave above For righ passage apply
board. tfea5g L. b. SMITH. "a Eoydras
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-31
CTo BE CONTINUED


In the Senate yesterday General Cas- delivered
himself oil little universal philanthropy, IN speech
ceta in resolutions addressed TO he OF Mitchell
O'Brien and other ri hmen exes from their coun
! Try for political offences. THE Gensrai took tho
ground that merely political ohencesofences against
! ones goverBmen-are looked upon IS light matters
now-s-osYs; and that their peTpet-aiion
generally regarded "a merng hsnor than punishment
| We could non help thinking that this most ungra-
cious Introduction TO appeal for mercV; tor however
General Csss may be disposed to regard offence against
| the laws or the Government OF his own cosntrJ, he
can hardly expect that the governments OF other cou-
tries will be disposed to pardon iniraeiions OF their
laws, on the ground that such inifecsions are meri-
| toFious
The speech from the General called FORTH cordial
response from Mr.. Hale who wiling 10 go ell
lengths, aad to say 60 anything reckless of
queceS, whenever there was question Of sympathy
with an Irish exile in the case, particularly il that
lie was an 0'Dren. He himself had Irish blood in
his vens, and it sesed that lie disposed go the
resolutions blind. at any time and in any manner; and
IN the srdor OF his Irish BLOOD he overlooked the
lal point, 10 which his attention was called By the
Senator from South Carora
Mr.. Butler expressed sincere sympathy Tor the
Irish exas, and particularly or Mitchell and O'3ren:
but he submitted that if the Senate had any desire 10
rescue hem from their misfoftunes aid them in their
exiremtes, it could never be by The adoption OF such
| resolution as had been offered by General Cass nd
spoken to by Mr.. Hale. The government OF Great
Britain would never cons der receive resolutions
that accompanied prayer for mercy with attack
her policy, or disrespecful Or dennnciaory language.
iuta NaS tFai tne 5eHaie merely proposed TO
hlbuser little general principles there would be
no harm In adopting the resolutions of General Cass
but if there WIS sincere wish inercede efectualIy
tor the exies, the Senate had better think twice before
taking any such action.
This view Of the case struck tho whole Senate SO
torcbly that General Shields diaely rose TO sug
ges that at the earliest dsy be would propose an
amendment calculated to remove the objection of Mr.
Butler, without which he thought the resolutions
would certainly do more harm than good to the cause
OF the exes.
The occurrence of little incident Ike this shows
now much OF the svrnpathzing spirit that prevails in
certain quarters may be attributed socitude lor
the subjects acted upon and how much for the persons
acting Here was General Cass introducing and
speaking to resolutions the passage OF which would
have rveed the ieers on these unfortunate exies: and
this leading fact entirely escaped is observation Now
that is pointed out to him, he it, presume as
plainly as any one else bit it is certainly most ex
,raordnary, il his ohecl The release Of the exies
and not mere huzza that he sho uld have been gull
| y OF such blunder.-Repnbtic of Thursday.