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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Thursday Morning, October n, 1858

UFFlCE OF THE UAiLf WREsGENT, [
Thursday Morning October q, 1858. !
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ship Ashland; Step., for Hsvrs, II v Baxter
Ship Bel Rock, Pendleton for Liverpool, Whitney
ARRIVED.
Steamship Louisiana Smith lndanoa Galveston inst
Harris Il Morgnn--lst district
Adventure days from Balxe Honduras
ter-9i district,
Ship jena Pettss Liverpool August
Ship Naples Dsnean y Philadelphia, TOD Meker &eo
district
schr ltabea Gage Charleston coteheH Chapman
I'd district.
seh Star Cannon, fom Brazo St Jaso l4t inst Wkhs
district,
shepardess Reed, Pensacola nat;erBan
Brig Kite, Thompon Havana 18th ins' to PUG, Mir acod
district.
Steam boats.
Georgia, Siunot, from St. Louis.
Sydona Kay, Alexandria
NJ Jones' Law Bnlife.
kimbaIl, Fort Nnlson.
Jfannie Deans Brown, St Louis.
Frank Lyon, Estes, from Princeton.
Hercules Whitney, fran tue down and 10
inst Saraua-brougt up ships Jons Sap
and Isabella.
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~ j. g. PorNDExrER, Superintendent Of
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mhs ten
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@E We are authorized to announce Major
KELLY candidate for the State Legislature the
District Parish Of Orleans subject to the nomination
Convention. OF tc6n
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nRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETc.-The Subscri
SSE ssSSs
20 fsss sARs; sopAS = vi, SAI4 sobA; -,
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SESSf SSSH 1kH1R @
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Dc sS$S e25sso sSS
Ps:''
ENGLISH sfS %5Ss AMERICAN r.
DO fGfshxh DDE porAssn
do. loDINE $50 MORPHINE;
And RGssd
''s
SFoSsE; SSRK ;s1 Eed.
e: s' 49,
A., attention their stock Of ESSEN
1 hss o.S A En- H. s on Of
Sss
ssss sss ss"sss tsss;s ]
a'
SsSSfsSosts $SS sH5EST POWDERS
H M * HS Ff52D ASGfSus FILLS
i % F4ah aid oupsgs
#Ss$SSs 5sE y$S j$E
OIL +. J: HART 4 CO, 70 Tchoupitoulas at.
rAUTION.-The success of DR.. LEwlss Pre-
~ PARED FLOUR has induced others to manufacture article
without isi
| c,sclssAr, June is, 1858.
All an oh nd TIM DO IS s Sas s5 arr mt
Flour prepared by persons ii. L. b. LEWIS ii. 5.
May f. fss s.
Having apaly1el samples tie Flour family BY
on the contrary believe f.fs5i
a.s .9ss
/ DAMNED CoAf.-Just received, from Ira
DvsG '
4 NTHRACIrE CoAL.-soo tons PEAeH
N MOUNTAIN, RED ASH EGG GOAL, now landing, wsrrante
quality ias
XKTHITE LEAD-1n %, 50, 100 and SOC
w ksE from the Atlantic ua'on brooklyn Pacific, ulstt
u Also TRENCH zISe sHEEN other PAINTS WINDOW
81 m LANE ao p Magazine E M
A LCoHoL-5 bbls high proof landing from
Is T. al Magazine
II NIE-For sale, to arrive, 500 bbls. Western
oa5 E. NJ. DALEY, 50 Tchoupitou'as
TOAL-200 hhds. broken and screened An
e%S
"HISKY-50 bbls. Old Monongahela, Rye
$aalw KENNEDY d FOSTER, rs Tehoupitouas street.
ELOUR-1O00 barrels Extra and Superfn
o29 iw KENNEDY FOSTER, rs Tehoupitculas at
rASTOR OIL-40 bbls. No. l St. Louis, i
ois ia FERD. KENNETH Co.. es Magazine
! SCOTCH ALE--181 casks Harvey's Strong
~ quarts pints, landing from ship John Calder.
IS CONVERSE Il CO. 81 Tchoupitonlas street.
7 "AMS-75 tcs Dufields and John Shay
y I'LL os 9w CONVERSE co. 81 Tehoupitoulas st.
I SODA ASH-30 casks, landing from shi
q een''a lot JOHN G. HARDLL CO % Magazine
- SuNlRIEs.
y - i5d boxes LEMONS, in fine order
u 10 bbls TEXAS PECANS;
nj o29 A.F. COCHRAN & co. SIS Gravier street
a. ooFsns!S9 sacks fsn, H.
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TREAT BARGAINS. S. PHILLIPS. Of
Ne CHEAP STORE N0TQRlErT, Nsyadss mex. the
Horse Station First District and Rousseau Saraparu
street. Fourth District being retiring business
large aud well stock
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
attention the Ladies' particularly called
FLoUNCED BAREGEs comprising five dresses
style and colors, varying trcm is TO $40
10000 en hvussnd JACONETS,
cents per yard nd upwards.
s thousand yards PRINTS. being slebsss
patterns and cslors
Give thoaaand) yardsof LAME
yard.
| 10 pieces superfne SILK DAMASKS, for curtains.
leo extra tine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS. ,.,.
30 pieces BLACK SILK yard and
40 bocsded SILK DRESSES floe and var cry VI
FINE GOODS too mention advertisement
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
\ Jast received iirectom France ..Z, r;t ,wjse
SHIRTS from vs. TO va
asge LINEN SHIRTS, fine and al
| To
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GUANO-3O,0 900 lbs, to arrive, for sale by
M go T. B. WINSTON, 81 Commercial Place.
DALM OIL-10 casks, for sale by
IL JOHN G. HARDILL d CO., 80 Magazine street.
TANARY SEED-10 bags Canary Seed for
" aals by A. F. COCHRAN d Co. IS t3rager street.
DACON--5O casks Sides and Shoulders, for
by KENNEDY FOSTER, rs Tchoupitoulas o22
HAMS-3O tierces canvased, for sale by
LII o9a1w KENNEDY FOSTER, rs Tehonpoulas st.
II IME.-200O bbls. fresh Roekland Lime, for
Ia sale by JOHN g. HARDnI 4 GO. % Magazine st. oil
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COAST.

EOR BALIZE, SOUTH WEST PASS, -
II and allinernsdiate Two Trips week.
The new and fast ranning steamer X. M. JONES,
A. Isrns-, will GRAND TUESDAY
At 70 the city the Leaving
every FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock, for BALZE SOUTHWEST
PASS and all inteda.e Planans and returning the
Louis street. : t7sF' -Er'' = ' " nta
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ne To the Editor of. the Crescent: Please
JOHN HOPPE Candidate
# CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT Of The Parish
If Orleans. Election November HIS FRIENDS. jel6
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ICE-IGE-ICE.

ICE! lCE!--J. STAFFORD & CO.. Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in ICE No. IL EyEiau opposite the
Pontchaan Railroad Depot lower side Old street,
No Nc New s. New Laves
Houses between Ninth and Harmony Fourth Dis
riet. anl lyos
TCE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
Il LIST May for sale by P WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp st. mh9S
DEPPER-2O0 bags in store, for sale by
IL OILS Ell. HART CO 10 Tchouptouas street
DICKLES-75 cases assorted, landing and in
IL store, for sale by
ols E.J.HART Co 70 Tehoupitoulas street.
DRESERVES-25 cases Doughty's, landing
ols ' i, j. HART CO.. 70 rehoupitoulas street.
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ne WIN. C. QutRK is a Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES District
comprises the Sixth Seventh Wards, Canal
street, and from the I4yee to the Lake. ie27
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VIII leave SATURDAY, October as. o'clock p. N.
ENOR VICKSB URIC, WARRENToN, ~
MEY NAT, NAIcS sGl;, Fort ADAas, BAYoU SARA,
Steamer sou THERN BELLE-Ths magnificent swirl
running packet steamer SOUTHERN BELLE Captain NJ
to SMITH 4 FIMISTER, 81 Poydtas street.
n The Southern Belle freight privilege
Of reshpping
a. There will be- Clerk the eree foot street.
Thursday morning. TO receive freight. c25
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M9- FRED j. ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election
paxt taa n
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ne THOMAS c. Poole is a candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mhs ID
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Ms- WILLIAM P. BEDI.oCK, for CLERK of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT othe Court that may organized
succeedit IL. pb6
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@- VIM HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
table of the Second Jusces Court Election, Monday No
annie ynAyt mv1n
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NB> GEORGE f. PEARSON is a candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
sol,cits the vote Of ha frieudE e2s
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@- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LABuzAN Candidate THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the changed
tnhd
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No. Editors of the Crescent Please an
WILLIAM CAsTEIL CLERK
OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS mbls
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.
Briggs.

MaIonna........Point
Nanh'l Hooper. .l1.l1
Sarah Bridge... 6,d2
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CRY, I
Wednesday Evening, October 20. 1853.
Arrived to-day 800 Reeves There Hogs in mar
ke but nearly 400 Calves moderate supply Sheep
Offering Prices pretty firm at quotations
-PRlCES-
BEEF CATTLE (Western) ........... -0s1Se "a fb net
:. Choice. .............9 a. p fb net
(Attakapas Il Texas).5 G06he . tb net
io"'. :. L0 e. 10 net
SHEEP lin ots) 0060 4 30 head
- Good and Choice ......s a 0o0 5 90 q head
MlLcH Cows. $40 00E190 90 D head
CALVES YEARLisss. ....,...S 0OG112 90 v head
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E JOHN ORCHARD is candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mb28
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EXPORTS.


IAvREPe chip Ashlsndl569 bales cotton, 1857 hbs four
LfERP0OPer ship Bell Kock24al bas eston, IA cks
EtAYaA,
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Mg5- We are authorized to announce MIGUEL
HERNANDEZ candidate for recollection the office of CON
STABLE Of the FIFTH JUSTICES COURT Of the Parish Of Orleans
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gss- CHARLES v. JoNrE, the present incum-
the
OF THE PEACE FOR THE PARISH OF ORLEANS. s24ts
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@S- For CONSTABLE, THIRD JUSTICES Court
BERNARD GAR1TY Candidate Constable of the Third
ees Court Election November MANY FRIENDS al0te+
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OF The passed the steamer Frank Lyon al the
head Of paupaw island Atlantic Island ls
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Y-dZOO RIVER.

Will leave THURSDAY. o 81, a. O'Clock p N.
FOR GREENWOOD SWO0 MARION, 6|h
intermediate landings the yazoo RverThe fine
light daught steamer GEN STOKES Brown, will
leave as above Foresht apply on board orto
7. WILSON, Carondelet atreet
TT The Stokes will any privilege
shipping. = ~
Stokes has fully rsin.aa Insurance
oS1
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MLdBIM.H RIY.ER..

EOR MONTG OMERY, WETuMrKA, -
SELMA, all landings Alabama River,
the New Basin, Every WED MES DAY
regular Alabama River Packet WETUMPKA, Shaw mas
will regular the WEDNES
DAY October rs leaving New0eans Montgomery Every Alter
NJ Wednesday.
II Shippers may rely attention
o her
freight passage having superior apply
!. a MCDOWELL, JR. 4 BELL, - Poydrs
r. her first trip, the w will leave tho River
a Mo o. l . i Msss E.s'
New Brsin, EVERY ALTERNATE WEpNEs szs4fadS6a
built passenger ssmAr ALABAMA r R.sr,s II will
her the trade WEDNESDAY, November
q leaving Gewa5f md Montgomery EVERY ALTERNATE
WEDEESpAY tpars rely punc,uality and strict attention
surpassed accommodations, apply
hicDOW ELL. r. 4 BELL, Il Poy,ns st., Agents.
t trip will wharf
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re- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoURT-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, tho present Minute
Clerk Of the Fifth District Court Of
allied for he offers himself candidate for the
Office CERkSP Of ssd Whatever Court the
be changed su It'd
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DATENT A CTION PIANO--n3sl~
u FORTES.-The subscriber for sale a Nv
spR ph NJ aRS syfs o nm
nuisctoIy Of (a Of which guaranteed
the Jewelry and Fancy Store GUINNESS HILL 81
! Camp street. ELIJAH DUNBAR
Piano Fortes Tuned.
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re- For ASSESS oR.--FRASCTs TURNER, the
Incumbent candidate reelection
November 1888, and respectfully submits his claims e
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HNOR MONTG OAIERY, WETuMPkA, ~ +.
IL SELMA mud all landings Alabama River, LEelaaAt
New Basin. EVERY ALTERNATE WEpsEsDAY. q
siach built passenger steamer GEORGIA. Captain 4 snno,t COM
mAnlns, will her regular the trade
ortcher leaving Newrans and Montgomery EVERY ALTER
NATE WEDNESDAY. Shippers panctaty
all entrusted
having unsurpassed accommodations, apply to
s2i I'm oGLESBY 4 MACAULAY. TehouptouHs street.
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M Please announce THOs. ASKEw as q can
lidate for STATE TAX COLLECTOR, First District.
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~ FIFTH DISTRICT COURTROOM S. BA-
RON Clerk Of the Fifth District Court candidate
CLERK Of said Court Election November 1858. SIS
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~ WIN. BLOOMFIELD, Sr., .s........5 .. ..
For the Forty1hree Resident Neworean,,
AND A VETERAN OF 1sl4-l5,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
=
FIRST JUSTICES COURT.
~ Election November I, 1856 o6d
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~ SAMUEL G.. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK OF THE. FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
day in November next. fele to
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NOTICE OF ELECTION. Pursuant to a
Writ Election bearing date the 10Th day Of September 1855
State louisiana the qualified voters Of the Parish Orleans
hereby notified that Election will be held MONDAY the It'll
Of the vi.
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G6- JAMES A. HOPKINS is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE FOURTH DisTRICTCouRT OF NEW ORLEANS
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AUCTION SALES.

Grocery Store Store.
BY J. L. CARAVAN s. co.
FRlDAY, October %, ct 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
will be 4 at auction, at tbs Of Thala and White
GROCERIES and LIQUORS, etc, and FIXTURES.
Also fine PONY. Terms cash.
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notwithstanding x ships Mediator, We'll
~ ngtan, Andoser and Coumbiana-
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE-l00 boxesi
PINE APPLE CHEESE-1Oo boxes;
BLACK TEAS-950 half chests
GREEN TEAS-5o0 pkgs ascrsd
SFiGES-a00 heIes assorted;
PICKLES AND kETCIiuPS-i0o boxes assorltd
LEMON SYRHP--300 boxes;
STRAW PAPER-4goo
CuRRANTS-20 casks (nsw);
FORT WISE-20qr. casks;
GOSHEN BUTTER-l59 frkns Choice and Selected Dairies
SPERM GANDl.ES-4ie0 bxs. n. Y. and New Bedford
brhalab y AID a
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NOTICE-TWENTY-F FIVE DOLLARSaA
Re, REWARD .-, TUESDAY, April a. Negro
five feet six inches hi atoui built well fellow had
when he blue cloth white nsey pants
his above reward
paid delivery HATCHER FRysBY 1t ls5 Ora
again.
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~ THEODORE ]. WILKINSON We are au-
hized THEODORE WILKINSON, Coroner
City md Parish Of NtwOeans, candidate
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MI INTERCHANGEABLE store, landing and for
10 ave per hips Hamilton, aarei s. ", Lind sea-
pore. AIurilo, Columbani and Republic
: WHALE OII4-l0,oG0 gaors Winter Bleaehei.
POLAR 0L-50Go do. do. de-
SPERM olL-l,5t0 do. do. do.
LARD OlIs-lo9 bbs do
I MACHINERY OIIA5D bbls RdgswaYfs Patent
TEAS-5pe packages Peurhong, mpoii4i ard Guupowdsr
SOAP-6On boxes Winchester Il JacksQn' Ne, l.
sUGARS--21O hbls Cru he'd and Powdered.
CRANBkRRlES-ao bbis, 50 hsives and leo auafe's
BuChWFiEAT-10b bls, 900 etshlls. 200 to*s.
CGFFEE-e5h pockets Old Government java
PEPPER--900 bags Snmatrai heavy.
PORTER ANT ALE quarts Barclay %.
F. GoDFISH-510 boxes, ]. Rich Ii Go. packers.
10 drums aud 10 hall drums. -,
MAGhtRE-25 bills 50 halves 50 and 10Y kss sos a
SPLIT fEAS-5D half bbls aud 10 kegs--tot sale BY
J. IL. CARTER Il CO., is and 10 Cennion,
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N1- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM.
A. MOTT CLERK OF TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT. mbIl
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M Please announce DR.. GEORGE w. Cross
Candidate for CORONER of the Parish Of Orleans subjec
decision of a Democratic Conysninn slsu
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IL
Boarders and Day PupNo 80 ST. Louin
Missea ALLISON.
The DectoH this Institution aided
Departments requisite finished
vote their exerlon pupils confded
to their charge.
~ Fer tirma and guardians Prospectus
which can be had at The Instae sal I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-12-09
"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 7, 1853.
SENATE.

The reading Of the journal dispensed "it Oh 5!Sa
Of Mr. STUART and the President announced The
eonding committees of The Senate:
On Pripieges and Elections -blessrs Campbell, 1raH'
than, Winston, CaG!au White, Ma'n and Ward
For Courts of Justice Measra. Amber Logan, "cher.
Chapman Jones, IJmas, Rrayon Siunders and Tazewel
General Laps-Alcssrs Shicke!ford, Parker Snarl, Il
wing Shnn1s l;eger, Barnett, Turner ard McEhanny:
Roads and Internal g1tion-!esars peneac, Steen
rcd, Layrc Ta,c, Baldwin, Randolph, McDeaEmon. Mar
shall aud Hall.
Finance and Clame.-hessrs. Douglas Steenrod Stuart
a,orrurc Johnson White. Funs!en, Old and Crei2h.
On Bdnks-31essrs. Smith, Paxton, Arthur, Barnett, alc-
Kenney, Wude and RaswH!l.
To Eram!as The L2naGc isy.GrS. :lsss:s. "nEsen
S,unders Harris Crsiyl, Smith: Thompson and iaGtoiph
On Agricu'ture and Commerce.-Messrs. Taomraoa,
Cha pman Parker, White, Graah.m. EcEhaneP. Callci
Marshall and Jones.
JOINT ccaMITTREs
On ke Penitcatinry.- -slessrs Lsyle Wei! aod Old.
On the Armory = -MIessrs. Barnett, Wade and Paxton.
On Ereeutre E1pendiiures-Messrs. Stuart, Steenrod
Moncure Wade ard CTeish.
To Eramine FTrEt AUDITORS O51:e.-hessFs. Bfsltcn,
McDearnoa and Mullen.
TO Eraalin: Second auditors 0.ss.-sless's. shaads.
BrawnGr and Hall.
To Examine Registers oGes.Me:srs. Mnrslp Winston
ard Johnson.
+ To E=am;n. TrsnsUrers Aceounts.-deasr,. McDear.
mon, Marshall and Roger.
To Examine Bonds Of Public O6sefra.- Messrs. Tate
Thompson and Tazewei.
On Enroned BMs.-Messrs Jones' Amber and Shaefe
TO Examine Clerks OGs:.-Messrs. Wade. Deneas aut
IHarIis.
The following resolutions instuctng the Committee
Roads 10 enquire Into the expedeIcy Of che subject mattel
mentioned therein were adopted:
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CoNGREss.--Isr SESSION
McsDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1853.
SENATE


M1 Atchison president pro ten, took The ca al quar-.
ter oast Il o'clock aud called the Senate to order
The chair the credentials OF fooI w Jnhaeon
Senatn from Arkansus appointed In the place OF A hoI'
land, resigned. ~ "
MI James presented the credentials OF Phillip Allen Sen
ator elect from, Rhode Island for elk years.
Mr.. Dawson presented The credentials OF John be oena
tor elect from Tennessee for elk years
Dir. Benjamin stated that John Sllde Esq nao oeen
elected 10 np Senate in place OF Pierre Sou out MS ere
denlia had no, been receSed hs election ho"eTe %aa
Ceneal KNOWN and he hu3ed there would DC no oosco,
10 his being sworn. No objection being made Dr. "Hoe'
vas sworn with Alessrs. Bell, Allen and Johnson.
SIr BfotIead offered resolution, which was auopeo Oh
ecag the Secretary notify the House mat quorum
tho Senate rreacnt and ready 10 proceed 10 business
N, Seward Offered the following reso!uon
rscYei That The President! be requested, II mol N ME
onni1n Incompatible the public Interest, 10 commnn
cafe 10 The Senate any correspondence that msy have aker
place between Government Of The United States anc
His Majesty The King Of the Sandwich Islands.
sir Bell. Do you kaow how 10 spell The name OF H
MaIssy7 (.aughter)
SIR Bright offered resolution providing for the appoint
men: of two Cnaplans, for each House. Adopted
After sccs time spen 10 doing nohing Inc Senate -
minutes past O'clock, adjourned.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
The galleries denseiy crowded at an early nc nour m
morning The greatest excitement prevailed until noon
when the House called 10 order by Mr. Foney cieA
the last Crngress , ,o,a
ed cali the toll, when 2l7 members answered. W '
numes.
DR. Ods moved that the House proceed 10 Inc eecton
Speaker ripa poco Cries of call the aosentees
Dir. Cds motion then prevailed ano Messfs ioseso ,i
Chandler Davis of Indiana and Ewing were appointed e
ors and ths ballot resulted as follows;
For Linn Boyd-Messrs. }. G. Allen. Ashe, Bailey, Bay
Bank. Barksdale Barry Beohsr, Benou bsse Bliss
socock, Brsknrdge, Bridges Bugg. Caskie Chamberlain
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dnc,ion Of the tariff is Of great importance and the plan sag
gescd by the Secretary OF Tho Treasury which is 10 Traac
the duties certain articles and 10 add TO the free list many
articles taxed, and especially such enter Into rlhu
factures and not largely at all produced in The c3u
try Is commended your candid and careful consldTion
We select these passages in this conne1ion as usahg
the views Of President Pierce In respect TO the po@e e
Federal Government, and the rights Of the States us 20
eon in regard to other Issues Of css but scarcely 's In
and Importance will be made the subject Of lnt're
examination.
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President and Directors Of the Harsonvc runpiso Con-
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.s,onu,s ~ carolina Senate have unanimously passed
,em, o,h uee'inR 'hs Governor presen, swosd, OF
han :, s suitable testimony TO Captain Duncan NJ Ioaa
'a' oasd States Navy, ss proper tribute fiom hi.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
FRIDAY, Feb. Is


House Of Delegates
Mr.. George N. johnson, elected from "a, nien.
nopd city to supply the vacancy 10 inc G rosse
caused hy The r. sigpstion OF Mr. n - o'""''
anresred and TOOK his seat.
The joint resolution from the SENATE, g,
sindins a resolution sometime since passeo w
an adiournme S(of the Legislature, sine a'e,
on ths 25Ih inst.. was taken up and ssfeeo "
by the House-ayes IS. noes 50. u
Two bills were passed to-day, as ioiio~s
A bill Incorporating the 'Souihwes'eIn ~, :.
x;n;. Mining and Manufacturing Company'
s;1h q cap,,sl not exceeding 81 0o0,0O0, and
land 10 the amount Of 5000 acres, TOR the pur-
cose of mining and for manufacturing wool,
sotton. etc in The counties OF Wythe, Smythe,
Pulaski and MonigomeTy-and
A hin. which came from the Senate with
amendments, anne ding the charter ct the city
efAiexandrle. -,
AIan early hour, the special order of the
saywas taken up, being the bill granting the
tight Of way to the Pitfsburg and Steubenvilte
Railroad across the counties of Btooke and
Hancock.
Mr. Hubbard, of Ohio county, moved the in
-lsefnite posiponement the bill, and support
ed his motion in a speech of some length.
He was followed by Mr.. Smith, of Brooke
and Hancock, 10 favor of the bill and agains
postponement.
The discussion was coatinued up TO tht
hour of adjournment Dir. Russell having tn,
door for Saturday.