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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
ENGLAND.

In both Houses Of Parliament, on the 18th
alt. interpretations were addressed TO the British Gov
srnment in the Lords by Lord Clanncsrde and in the
Commons by Mr.. Disrseii In reference TO tho incsu.
,ous speech made by Sir Charles Wood, at Halifax, in
which the conduct Of the Emperor Louis Napoleon was
attacked and bic despotsm held up public execra-
ton Sir Charles Wood being absent from the House,
the Earl Of Aberdeen in the upper and Lord John Rus
sell in the lower Uouso replied to the effect that Sir
Charles regretted his ncautou expressions, which had
been directed TO illustrating the effect OF universal sui
rsge ard vote by ballot in France and not intend
ed to be personally offensive 10 the Emperor. Mr..
Golden then called the attention Of the Secretary of
Foreign Affairs to a letter in The London Times pub
lishcd by the Earl of Mount Edgecombe, who affirmed
therein that he had private information OF un undoubt
cd character thai the naval ornaments in France were
TO be eventually employed in descent upon the En-
elish chores Lord John Russell replied by dodbting
the correctness of the information said be possessed
by Lord Mount Edgecombe, and declared that the re-
laiions existing at present between the two Govern
mens were Of the most friendly character and that the
British Cabinet had thought itself justified making
any remembrance TO France upon the subject OF the in
creased Naval preparations inasmuch as they appeared
10 be of not greater extent than France, a maritime
country required. All these delicate replies upon
difficult matter seem TO have been well received in the
House.
The weather in England was remarkably
cold great deal Of snow had fallen and frost
appeared 10 have set in.
The overland Indian mail reached London
on the 4th ult confirming the annexation of Pegu to
the British domnions In India. The Commercial adj
vices were regarded favorable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

.no hee. ,upposed. The rise in the funds however.
was but trifag and not such a. was, fully nan
tanned TN The close of business. The Three Per srt
sneedily declined from the highest point Of the day un
DIR the influence q sHes 20 realize profits The boilers
of the Fourands bali Per Gents. disappointed az
finding the speech contradiction oE the reports u
the further conversion Of that stock and under the in
fuenoe Of THE feeling sales made which sent the
-Four and s-Hsf Per Gents. down 10 irile below the
price Of Saturday. II may judge from the exceed
inciy meagre character Of the speech the abors Of the
Corp Legslatf during the session nov coulmenced
will not be rnultiisriCus
The Moniteur publishes an official disayOEal
Of the recent pamphle: called Lertres Franques in
which the destruction Of England BY France was COOL
recommended The BfoAite4r says il was written by
Legiiuit and tha. il was an attempt place the Gov
eminent Of the Emperor in an annoying alternative
and adds that France wishes for peace fruitful hon
orsble peace Is the only that suits the nation The
legislative Chambers were opened the l4th at the
Tuileres by the Emperor in person. In the Imperial
speech the Emperor stated that he had decided TO IL
rniih the national exsenses 10 reduce the army and
to reserve and apply TO useful purposes the resources
Of the country 10 keep up good understanding with
foreign powers and 10 prove 10 the most ncredulous
that when France expressed her intention remain az
peace she must be believed strong enough not TO be
afraid The effective number e the army which was
last year reduced by 10000 men, WI this year be d.
minihed by 10000 more. To those who regret that
Liberty has not had greater influence in the Empire
the Emperor said II viii answer, that Liberty never
assisted in raising lasting political edfce, bui che
crowns the Edi6ce when time has consolidated It" The
Emperors speech received with great enthusiasm
and on the Bourse it produced favorable effect eaus
ing rise in the French rentes.
The manufacturers throughout France were
complaining of general stagnatiOn Of trad, while
the retail business Of Paris also falling OF. The
Corn market was very dull both in Paris and the De-
pertnents.
On the 18th of February, fine Spanish
steam ffigate left Hsvre for Spain having board
e25O0COO in specie being the amount Of loan effected
by the Spanish Government, from banking house in
Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
ARRIVAL or THE HUMBOLDT.
THE
rHELEAOERS HANGED!
SPEECH OF NAPOLEON.
FLOUR riRx-coTToN HEAVY, &C.
Dates, London, Feb. I6; Paris, Feb. ID.

Rv the United States Mail steamship Hum
midi which arrived at this port or Tuesday morn
tny from Hayre and Southampton, we have re-
,sived On, psoa correspondence and files ofLondon pa
Feb 16 inclusive She brings the usua mails and
csnss,ensers. among whom are Joseph Rodney CrOs-
he, gso. US. Consul at Cowes and Southampton, Mr.
Iosenb Magellan, Secretary TO Spanish Legation at
wssbiprton and Mr. Frsncis Pulzsky, the intimate
friend and companion Of Gov Kossuth. She also brings
$4,000 in gold large quantity Of ewery and valua
bes and $40 tuns Of fine French, Swiss, and German
manufactured goods.
The following persons came passengers in
the Humboldt:
NJ and M. Armand Laehaise Ne. yciorne Lachase Mrs
Tns Dysu children Mr. end Mrs. JOSEPH hsge
Ian s4cretsry Spanish I<satsn Mr. Josega dney Crosey
Consul al Southampton, Ms ssle a L. CroSey l- l1A
Rad Ms. Pauline Oere Miss Mara Ihomzs, Ms ef Bon
Mr. Mr. Joseph Msterg, Mrs Joeyhne Nenard Mss ara
yensfd and Henry Duhs Mes Mana Deun-1sens Ns
johanna Cabieyr A1gus Psksd M Alien Asher Edward
sgnand Hau Lanreans Pfende Paul Pre."ef T.
Chses Grass Theodore Chr, Lou Doser Cbares siacs
Frsdc Kru5ez Frsnc Puzty, Ffedfct Beck Athsn@ls IA
nosde John H. Honnes WIsm H1rbeck, Day Namsy, ko
Do ph stunz@ Chafe- Bd5ermsn, Henry Heidelberg Matthias
Gumsn Dr. Kahsne Seat schmidt, vs. Liam kAnd Abel
Bsne Cser Meyer, George Maufhsd Henry - Dfoz
Seose Da John Finance Chafes Aug1.i1s fIsns fnsoa1
Henry Grsu1jean Wiiism Washed Aron Kahn. Total g.
For several days previous and at the time OF
the Humboldts leaving the barometer had been low,
the wind eastery with cold weather, and good deal
Of snow.
The Europa arrived at Liverpool on the
18th ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
London Money Market.

The interest on ExcEeCuer Bills has been reduced and the
effect of tlis ue ssule coupled with the intelligence ON
France OF The pacific speech OF the Etpero was favorable
on Corls For the account the last official quotation
9gl to and after regular hours Transactions were elect Il
al eg4 70 I. Bank Stock closed a. n 10 23 Reduced 1901
10 Three-anda Quarter per Cents l0J3 20 Long An
nutes "a ana luGla STOCK. &c to 2O9.
IL the lo.eiu exchanges there further advance IN
the rate upon HambUIs Paris wa se~ise shade hs9er
kr stedani r. NAMED about the lat post Vi
euua ard Trieste Consequence OF improved quotations.
lom abroad. WeTt more 10 demand
There was con, derable demand Tor money, both at the
Bank and ou Of doors Il said that money was borrowed
al tie utou Excfequsr lie for OEtn ght AZ per CENT
The lowest the discount houses for me BEST
paTfr u per cent. 80
is estua ted that the next return Of the Bank Of
Finland viii show uecrease OF less than 10000 M the
stocs OF tie hrcu aud large decrease ln the oILet
t.rftsfe s.,r.r.lAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Iondon Grain Market.

Coas- EKCHANGE- N1ndfJ, 10 y.
TIE CoEN trade Is rT-uGy reeoy,Iias tr9i4 tls 80 g
The age h. ud,cous ulp0--i1rs of WHEAT from ne u
~, 90 M ttors f-or America The fJEciGn supply aas
res materially fssu % ory .6I quarters OF - AA'
IL cone INTO LcrGOl course OF last We ana %.
srse floating cargo Isvt con n nom me NC -7'
q TIE rorts OF cal n -hf cost s,,-.- -,
A. ,lis roruuss market the supply o. WHzAr ION ron
Fe-.r sTd Eert was crate BAT there were very ie"
srr.e. r1us bv raj f5- Gambia Eesnlre and Linc'1a-
,hira In couccerce of the general advance n me Gun
~ tie rsrset orsrsc y t-- factors as1'Hs 'ss
49, ~ cr@r 81 re ~ % not h-vnc Improved, TIE
sales preceded slowly 2 q; advance however "lS II
sore n Sauces blamed. -
- ssve-rv OF weather u-E 50 10 p-eyeit any ll
tfer srue ;he Bltc 'hs busl'e's done v Is l9'
extensive and - only Il iew instances thAl AAJ a.
vurct ccull he realized . ,t.
FIors vas hid more firmly, and nl'ho1sh there was not
much bfsress Il the sales vet the aie l'ices were more
rsci- CHAINED. 49, - $1,000.
FIosfir- ca-rces cf Nedifsrr-necn W4Iar On pass1s
were hsd a. improving Etfs, and laoah = ~ S'1'N
sra-cs-v be Bought on EASY terms = as' week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
IRELAND.
Disastrous ~hIpwrcck.

DUBLIN, Tuesday Evening, Feb. Is, 1883
The Queen Victoria steamer, belonging to the
City Of Dubhn Steam packet Company while ON her pas
sage from Liverpool TO Dublin, and during heavy fall
Of snow, which rendered IL impossible TO Discern any
thing from the vessel struck the rockn 20 the north OF
the Bailey Lighthouse. of Howth She went down IN
about Is minutes aferward. Some OF the passengers
took 20 the boats and others ondoayored 70 reach the
land
II IL supposed that she had about 100 passengers on
board besides the IL II persons reached the
shore at Howth in Of the vessels boats. number
perished by the swAmpng OF another.
The Roscommou steamer, belonging TO the same Com
papy happened fortunately 10 be yingto in the vicinity
Al the same time having fTst grounded in the river in
the MIA ht In consequence OF the darkness and when the
captan heard the alarm OF the Victoria he sent on his
boats which saved several deck passengers. These
people were landed Kingston of course IA wretched
condition The captain and second and third mates
have pcrehed IL Is feared that the total nusber OF
lives lost exceeds 80 souls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

The steamer Georgia arrived "a iueSS.
with the United States Mail and s2,i2f,652 10 sosi
The Georgia sailed for New.York direct on the 4.
ult. at 9 o'clock T. ND hours sitter The s.l,y r
the Upi,ed States, and arrived Of the Light ship :,
celoek N 2S,h, AID was Kept there By the iens, o.
Passengers by the English steamer at Asr,,
wall from san Ja,n \, reports the passengers b n,
stesner Pacific (oi Vandero.lis line) al san JaAa Il.
Sud- being unable, on account Of the very low stAs
the water in the River, to make the passage DIVA
They would likely DC ds,siael several days
Michael Counaly died on board the steamer
Georgia Feb, g. Jsn,s Miller died FEB. -
The iolloWipg is the Georgia's snecie list.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Liyerpoe, Grain Market.
FrOr A ,. Iri P sAI--T, c,ev

LIyCKPooL, Tues5sytFeb IS lass.
Tie arrivals rom AbrOs drrnE the past uees hzye BEEN
small, couSst.rg G. oIy S0s Qa1stss OF wREAT 1850
ssets 81 tLeC1, knd SEQ quarters o. INDIAN Com sad
tTora Ireland We have merely ass quarters Of OATs and
rae scnprse s. qaaIte-s Of WHEar. es2 quarters of
lSpiAS CoKN, llsi sacks ard - sarres OF FLorR &c
The sde - ben brisa ana hod-s having .eg1rsd ne.
eonkaeuee, have bten e-b.es 20 Obtain advance Of q
d. 4 70 4 On WELT. !, barrel On FLouE 39sd y
lo1e On OATMEAL, AT l. y quarter INDIAN CORs
BAILEY aid Pas II better demand a. late rates No
change IL oars. The weather eortIn1=s very frosty
At tbs days E.Lrt there far s,t-rczace o. The
town and country isrs and e-44=rs, however the ba
done srzlsT than anticipated and the a9vaace
noted OF Fridsy Of Z ~ n WEEAT. sa6 9 bbL on
fLOCS could u, b exceeded oars nsd a.. cuo
te3. with very SOW s.4e OATMEAL however wa more
inquired 81, And q 6 Dad cez.er BARLET. Bass
sLd pas uncnzrs :, value INDIAN COzS o. he
spot ceglecfrd tuf seating net uth more a.
tsUlCu. ard cosS rot b bought uaeE - IS a. qa.r
r GalAlS ard 81 % s. to- IeE4s fra ght and
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
sfnfc OF TrnHe.

The accounts Of the Of trlde the manufac turing
towns present little remark. Al Manchester there has
teen ain shed activity but prices have shown staanesi
Prom BIRMINGHAM appears that tire sprng bard ware rlts
sonses exceed al former precedent Ilere aAs been
ther advance copper but notwithstanding the tuucei
taiuy Ia the this ard other metals orders iccu
uuaie and show Al increased niispnslon
10 ace u contracts fixed prices The demand Tor stFa
la ues evcedir gy heavy. A. Nottingham business
has bcen less active although sst 10 every respect sat
i,actory and from the wooen districts the report Of
uia chsncer. In the Irish Linen market there has been
considerable animation.
The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam aud hot'erdA
prduce markets mention business had increased and
af prices had N experienced an advance la
CoFfEE the transactions ned been much more extensive
the leading descriptions show Improvement SUGAR
nav and refined well supported bat the inquiry
fr The latter was checked By the high rates demanded
TIA INDIGO and RICE were steady SPICES were dull
although pTces exhibited no positive decline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
London Markets.

Sre,R-Tfe public saes % day consisted OF laZ' Gays
crra--vz : Nsuri.cs e. go Bengal and 80 Zen ing
Tbere vss good demand tor the various d-scE IONS
vhch % ID 20 full prices a1d IN some instAaces th- refining
ort vent a. a. er raies Tie to- wine aLe me ItAons
Nsurrss fue tu.ht yellow, 81 ass AldiNHs 90 soOd
ditto A ass refining sorts 81 11 8; and brown - oS
Sff Ber-al Criry. 5000 20 ne BRIGHT yellow s.
Bcrsrts 80 6dS9 D. for ow 20 20 Whit; Peuln- 81 dSo
for Goa yellow; mIddng do 81 and 81 as for low %
good brown In the ct Hdlan market 80 hhdS nave
teen sold. -,
Co-rrr-There have been pubEe sales but privately
since the co.e OF st week there has been good inquiry
m Colony CoHtes chiefly the part Of exporters, and
cors de!abe bunt been effected full Prices 20 y
ct To-Day ~ baSs native Ceylon (paft VI od
IL po!tsi are reported sold az g. & cwt 1900.
sALrPETER-lteTe g az improved demand, and liO
bags Of % = cent rcfct0n sold bskly al IS 70 adv lnce
VIZ: IS g. "a few lots S)-pnvAtely SINCE last Friday
several parcels have changed hands.
I~DiGO 18th day)-CafalOgue was resumed ms morn
ine farther quantity ol9 chests passed OF whch
562 were sod 20 bought IN, and m withdrawn Prices
have ranged fully tigh any previous day Inc
medium quality Of Bengal most request Bengal has
sold from Id 70 3D. and Dudes 81 70 I'll 3 10 advance on
October atfs. No Madras hurpah passed to-day Total
sod 4C6j chests bought IL, Loss chests ~thdAwn ooi
chests.
CocHINEAL-ll3 bags HOF duras went of heavily only
rottou having been SOLOS bags Ordinary to good silver
sold at II to AZ 2 70, and - sass low black at II TO
g. n. .
sHELLAc-lss chests sold a. a to 81 g. ordinary block
AZ 81 20 ~ d cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

t-ade Hohers have shown freely nd prices ae IL iAV
OF the buv-r but AZ not gsotshle lover. ,,.
LIvEsFcoI FEB BITE GALES Of Corros 60 -,
ies p--- - N.--rha-n AZ 81 I'D. 10 BshA ~ y .
So sft Sur.t a, 5 iid g. Sea ls AID a, < q tle
rsftst erse9 hrvi- fr al but sold Amer an = ' -
us-Ss -s-.t win Frifavs rltss PIC OF Anercln
urcer sd T. re "a . 70 dJwn. SuTat Is s-eaa5' 41D
,fr- .r-k -rcz l-rre ercrtrc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

The CfiaE YTez,e Ga.eas admits rs error in stating
tn, ne persors taken with ia their hands IA
teen exeeufed The number vas seven, OF whom six
were hanged End one shot
Alet;er dated Milan, the l0fl inst states that " Crt
ve ore a the chiefs q the IN direction, mad been
rested IN, that no other leader had heen taken. IL
sad that among the pris0uer- m1de were English,
swiss ard Pefuortese The Pic7ra Gg-te only states
OF this subject tat some of the sedJus SWISS and
ldds thst the Government had established military
Gordon alor II mar in q the Canton Of T-ino.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Iirsrpao, Catran Market.

LvEkPcCL Fsh. l2-Tte SAles to-c-y have bees ssss-
ed co. tales and Prise Se American. $50 for e1.
PERT aae Ice specrstcal so PsrnAin snt Aa-sahau
{. gete. $50 fer EXPORT So Esygr,sn 81 SIC and 500
SuTA-s 81 G4ic Tie market closed tAre.y Yet steady
with 10 change a Yesterdays eaotstlors
LIyERFool, Noudzy, Feb. Il i35l
The demand for CorTos 70 dsy las been limited saa The
sars tsey reach 5~o bales II CLAl ca.lt.tes tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Feb. IS 1888.
CoIToSO On Saturday last market continued on tho
quiet but steady State nstced the close Of Friday
but yesterday morning. upon receipt OF the Europas ad
wees u hesIu 10 very gloomy ard dezpcn2rn;
pect, for many hslders alarmed By the uaprscederted
Of the receipts OF Cotton sdved the American
ports 20 pres sales ~hie and spectators
he'd sloO' Se expectation of sui lower prices. Buyer.
consequently found themselves a5andsntly supplied and %
the qualities Of Ameosh, readily Obtained de-
cline Of & n irom the sales current Friday last To-
day the market has somewhat recovered from the depres
yesterday less inclination has been evsnced press
sales and beyond h ateTno0s only able
about lie = y lower On American than Tuesday ilt
Ia. 81 which the market 10 freely supplied
The sal for the three days estimated At
Bales Spec. ~ Amer. Bnarl. Z Syp-n- sarI
Sturdy. 100 400 $50 TO 80 SO
Mou4sy... lOs0 coo $50 l0 SO ia
TUESDAY =. 400 Loo 4Eo "a $50 100
IL ports ,oT ssne tco Is about 8 GOO b.loa
PEICFs TO-DAY
n. On ,ssns Fax cd; Mid, sd; Ordinary u 954d
Mobile. 6l-lS4- sd. a. Esd
AtlsriA...." l.l6S. 5Il-I6i IL 95td
16eTe hot htie doing IN the Manchester market AID
although ces lot Be Saot-d lOwsr they favor
bUyers particularly for IAns Tie advance
IN Com make has tended check business and = TO-
esy's market there merely retail demand fs al Ar
elcs 81 Tie qTot4tl0<is al lASf Friisy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
4 IS the GeOrgia's specie list:
The following persons came passengers IN
the Georgia

Mrs SAesy ana D. 49, Ms H. Morris Col Jcsn's u kA..
NJ Ha w B,lke asa sIy 4 pupsru. sty aa1 csj CT
Fsnust 2 FaVcu Ms W FaacAet Purser Shell " Ffss
msa. Noyes 4 Rsphse, W. Dayton, " GossR, Sf~Sd
In John A. Ie~ VIZ ro;e e. H. Frrnh NJ pop anla CHI
Jsues Ladders. LHcujs Ladders. Fanny ins sina
Isueers and LANDER CPtno act su - l. " kst
sua ais, Mn Chrk NJ r-oe. W. A. Godfrey, Art hSaef-,
DE- Teneud sni dtnsi1rr MAJ Cnipensa Sole y hcsa.
T. Yd,niss J deT n En-on, r. knson. ~ J. hoa>oa Md
Astu, sr3 .tl ether cabin and st-e ase-SiI N Al
Our thanks are rendered 10 l.. ". Hall
Esq Purser of the Georgia for promps attentions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

q The apparatus which was sent oct By the
Britsh Government some years sss tss DISABLING rh
Gter from Lac Ere, sal IL sxxence ~ one Of the
ten-den Navy Yards and IL utspu.ed fact thai al
the vessels intended for the OF the lad
lslz Sere vel and thoroughly supplied with tagks ead
eashs g! Containing MI surply q Irs.h kaier'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02

S The Journal says Corning, n. Y. il
village Of 3ooo Inhabitants. lt shows Al lcrese o. 30
q The lsss y r,or.ts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

The SHuNAMirfsn WOMEN - Robbery The
Chronicles of the Court Of Clement surnamed Ramos
Aud it to pass that the fourth day Of the week
which is called Wednesday in the darkness of the night
time, that John who is surnamed Hae-being of the
tribe of those who cook for living serving upon steam
boats that upon the waters journeying hither and
thither so that knoweth whence they come nor
whittier they go-went out from his habitaton the
waters without staff his support lamp to light
his footsteps whhersoever he might go. Now hap
pened that the said John being moved by the temptations
of the flesh and hardening not to the lessons Of prudence
recoected the house Of some Shunamtsh dwell
ing in the habtation of publican ancient female
the street which called Burgundy behought him
he would journey hther there to abide the
of day And to pass that when the virgins there
abiding him they become enamored of him (or John
was comply person. and they said unto hinl-pryth
come into habitaon and abide with through thu
long hours until il shall be day And John in and
abode there that night. Now it happened that in the
morning the first watch John and putting on
his ramant that Of precious gold used in
these latter days for the denong of time missing
from his clothes and that he had been despoed of BY
those wicked virgins Verify it Jewel of exceeding
value worth sixty pieces of silver
Now John seeing, like the Israee who iourueyed from
Jerusalem to Jericho that he had fallen among thieves
grew exceeding wrath and swore that the Fates might
do thus and to him but he would be revenged There
-. oa' "P ,S tOu' anu S.Fashe"ay oetooh
70 TUE onoe o. .he recorder "nero he made com
paint charging the virgins Ann Carn, Molly White
-; ''0l ''"N 'ueia " ute' WIN having de
- 80 % aI''' 'is 'Dauhtr ot tue iShmsel
lies of old Then therefore the Recorder in great
wrath and forth his mandate by tho hands Of on.
Henry surnamed Riley TO search for the wicked virgins
and bring them captive that they might be Judged for
- my "'N uou'' Auu hhey uld IN all things
.'' o,1u ana brought the virgins to
- ~ J"useu ineh 'he motors anu the ehiei
and foot. and cast bsm into tba
dungeon which is called the Csabooss xybsr Inv no.,
are weeping and wailinr and enasbinv their tnth r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-29

WING CONVENTION AT DoNALDsoNvuLE.-
wings Of the Second Congressional District of
Louisiana, meet in Convention, through their
Delegates, at Donaldsonville on Monday next
the LIST prox., to select wing to represent them
= in the councils of the nation. The success of a
wing in this District was never brighter than at
present, and it is only necessary for the choice
of the wing delegates to fall upon a man who
can and will command the strength of his party
TO render success doubly sure The names of
several such wings will be before the Conven-
ton, and we have an abiding confidence in the
wisdom, honesty of purpose, and patriotism Of
the delegates to know that their choice will fall
upon one who feels the success Of his party is at
stake, has the interest of his country at heart
and will reflect credit upon himself and the
State that sent him. Let there be full atten.
dance at Donaldsonvile Let every delegate
chosen be at his post avoid sectional iealouses
let harmony and desire to promote the success
of your candidate characterize your delibera-
tions, and leave the balance to the people Har-
mony and prompt action in the Convention will
inspire the wings throughout the District, instll
confidence into the party, and attest the truth
of the assertion that " the wing party is not yet
dead