The daily union., 1854-07-18

ANrI-sLAyERY MEETNe-This meeting came on yeser-
day and addressed by Mr. Clay, Mr. Tracy, Rev Mr.
Coddng, and Rev Owen Lovejoy.
On their banner inscribed "Repea OF the Nebraska
bill principles not party postage not Cuba = and we
for the first time the flag Of country raed in the
dust IL reversed and trimmed 0h erape They might
clohe il in mourning to express their sorrow and grief
but who heard of turning things boom-side ai,
index of these emotions mans is often printed
in this way attach nfnny it, but a sign of
regret
Cays speech in full keeping with the well-known
character of the Mr.. Tracy answered him in truly
national speech, showing that the ugitivesave law
constitutional and that every was in duty bound to
obey the laws of country and abide by the constitution
At the conclusion of his remarks three hearty and enthu
siasic cheers given for the UNION
The doctrines which Clay advocates revolutionary,
and if carried out fully there would be end TO the
which they would bring upon country.
Ottava Free Trader.
SOUTHERN ENrEnPRIsR.-The Louisiana Manufacturing
Company, located in New Orleans with capital of $780,
000 of which amount Sl250oo is owned in Mobile recent
y declared dividend Of ten per cent the capital stock
out Of the earnings of the past six months.
This company is successfully prosecuting the manuac
of bale rope and dressing hemp in the city of New
Orleans under Slaughter Perrys patent of which they
hold the right all the southern States and the result of
their business during the first six months of their exsenceis
very encouraging, especially when it is remembered
that with full force of operatives and chiefly green
hands, who have had their duties to learn and only half
their machinery in motion till within week past, they
have had to contend with heavy expense without pro-
poronate production.
They are now turning out daily $1,000 lbs bale rope,
and 10000 lbs dressed hemp which with ready sale
remuneraye rates The labor employed is chiefly that of
slaves owned by the company which obviaes successful
prosecution of manufacturers in the objection of high prices
of labor to the South The factory budingsbuilt of
brick in most substantial manner--were purchased
very favorable terms, and located in annually inn
proving portion of New Orleans.
They have amply sufficient power and room to add more
machinery for the manufacture of either hemp
cordage whenever the demand for these articles shall
quire t--Hobde Tribune
The TuRpENTNE BusINnss.-The Camden Journal of the
lth inst says
"The turpentine business is fast becoming one Of i'm
mense Importance, and destined hope to open up in
country of wealth and profitable employ
to and hundreds of laborers Until within
few months have had enterprise of the kind in
immediate vicinity, and have only learned recently that
company from North Carolina successfully engaged
few miles above Camden in the procurement of this vaua
bic article Of trade which may be gathered in great abund
all around u.s. and which only needs little energy
to be developed and brought into profitable We
dersand experiments have been made and that the parties
clearing in the neghborhood of $500 to the hand,
which, If rueand have right question it's, by
far better business than any other for the investment of
ing the uncertainties OF California in search of hidden
treasures
Sir George Gore the sporting English baronet
few days ago encamped with his company the Kansas
river his way to the great western plains hunting