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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-06

N p u RGo AK ] a g III 4
GLORIOUS News FROM GATAHouLA--. We nave
been favored with the perussl of letter from Cata-
houla written by former distinguished citizen OF TINS
pash The writer says the American is prospecting
gcrously in Gatshous. Within few weeks past three
additional lodges have been organized and ig with
drawas from the Antics hare taken place. The writer
furthermore states that the parish will give an over
wbeming majority for the American ticket in Norember
that the party thoroughly organized enthusiastic and
eager for the nsl contest lBaton Rouge Gazette ID
instant. s
For the information Of the Courier and all
other nti-Amerieans organs as we'll as to
post our friends at home and abroad, we win
remark that there have been more than one
hundred aecessions to the American ranks in
the city of New Orleans within the past week,
and that the patriotic work continues TO pro-
gress without diminution s't.
The ranks Of the Antics are being rapidly
depleted; and by the time the day Of election
arrives they will not be able to muster o corpo-
RAILS guard of native supporters. The American
ticket will also receive a very handsome vote
from adopted citizens. The intelligent among
them see the justice Of our cause.
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Mr.. DURABLE, of that parish, (West Baton
Rouge) the 4. candidate for Treasurer is In much
tbuation present. account Of having been dropped
from the ticket by the late Simon Pure Convention ID
New Oreans We learn that he protests that he Is
good Protestant they could want and that they
good for dropping him the Of his
supposed Catholicism II this be true Of Mr. d., 1t ID
very Significant for he has heretofore IL not mis-
taken acquiesced In being regarded good Catholic
The above appeared in the Baton Rouge Ad-
vocate of the ID inst, and although we have
not had an opportunity Of meeting with Mr..
Durable since its appearance, we do mot, from
the we'll known character of that gentleman,
hesitate to pronounce it an unwarrantable and
unjust attack, as it will undoubtedly be shown
to be, SO soon as it comes under the notice of the
gentleman against whom it is made Such petty
attempts to manufacture political capital, show
to what q deplorable condition the opposition
have become reduced, and can but recoil with
deadly effect upon the authors. Il Baton Rouge
Gazette, 4th inst. -
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.Yne Oiii,c.

~ CHCKEREG pleasure of informing friends
She public that he has fitted up SALOON NO. Is PERD
STREET the tessfuand costly
whit very heat WINES LIQ UoRs the ssy afords.
APIsToL GALLERY has arranged IN the Story
which charge Of cANcEY, vol ths
Lake and in ihs City. g
Every be 10
aud Of
~ FREE LUNCH from Toto I. ~ IS aptfas
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u Wy I'D u o VI III q
TO BE LEASED
ON THE FOURTH MONDAY, being the
asth day Of November. 1856 will DO offered public
- TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
S0hcres.. z
These grounds on the Mss phi and Wolfe riv
three cnsand fset tbs Went nearly twenty-five
hundred st on Chick tina Ess divided into
sqna tara BY emsnade and Navy Yard Are running
Ths division which
wall DO eubdyd 10 into lots Of IT'S fact
sing SONS Of BE most residence es the CITY.
suhda est q ard fronting nave
stone aud covered with siste among them the Hope Walk engine
aud boiler measuring about rtsen hundred feet in engh and
supplied " at rspeeta with the collection machinery the
Onion Aihs buidnss nney adapted Founde Machine
shops and Of descriptions the front
u on hs regarded avpsbe any upon the MIR
repairing yard -f
The upabundanca Of timber oar vicinity
70 and ahe material
he lot aud for the teiva hundred miles Of
hce baggng and and cordAssan health Of
our city, render tha the judgment Of einpny fitted 70
he grsa purposes nansd Memphis ths epidemic
~ the head n nnntsnupsd navigation, be
menta Gifted eapasts u,echape snutacturs
vsatment. ~ "a -.
Proposals for me property and acted
at sine nn SSH Nogsmber which slime the
w 30 publicly nneaa otherwise disposed Of before that
For further infornaon, addrsas tbs nndsrsigusd.
aua9 Sun 4eS9i "a i go A. II. DOUGLASS. Mayor.
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large majority OF tins Foreigners that have been pata-
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An1 Yves w 'oN sas
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assertion eoiay ana ansepss ~. sua MI
sieners the @ ersans at Cort 70 the iae giving it
Vitality tina zaw expressly governing la
prescribing precisely the spbere in which it . sa move
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f~ savSszsosEPH IIUFTys
~ QsFs4~ CMARLEs N. OLIVIER.
~ DAFiss Aisorss-1z. A. FOUTE.
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QUESTIONS FOR THE IvTELLIGENcER.

The Iatelligsacey of yesterday says:
Has the Union so soon forgotten compelled to
come out and publicly relieve the President from the false
position in which he had been placed by its Incorporate IL
rades against spain7
The Istelgeacey mistakes, with characteristic compa-
ccncy the assertion Of the independent position Of the
Union as compulsory dsasowal that we speak by author
ty on great public ucsonsa very natural misapprehen-
sion in newspaper that The habit Of speaking at all
times what seem 10 he the options cGtedru Of the for
eign representatives the national capital This is our
answer Now for one or two questions which shall DO
happy If the Faeliigsneer win reply To-
lst ns not the Iaegecer deliberately copied into It's
columns the Offensive personal assaults upon the
President and his cabinet accusing them with precpia-
ting war even while in III editorial limits the game pa
per charged this design upon the dnien
I'd Does nos an editor become responsible for articles
selected By himself from Other journals sustain bis
general views unless he formally dissens from hsni
3D. Has ever ihe Iateigeneer youchsated word in favor
of the great principles Involved in he right o. search and
visitation so long and so vigorously maintained by the
American government
Attn Did take ground against the settlement of the
Black Warrior case and make prctext for Spain, and
against own country which Spain herself refused to
ond but GLADLY arranged dispute growing out Of The
folly or maiignity OF her agents
9Th Has not tho Iaiyeaeer constantly magnifed The
dangers Of busters while il has allowed It's col
umns TO be used defame administration which has
vigiantly arrested I'll Illegal expeditions?
We await frank reply to these candid inerrogatories
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08
KFNW FHe FIUFNY fTt
!. MASSACHUSETTS THERE SIZE sTANpSm

Folly seems to have become epidemic in the Massachu
sets legisature' Know-nothngism Il no longer nans
but fact II denotes the exclusion Of all knowiegt
sense, OF decency The dongs Of the representative
folly the subject % popular ockcry aud crisioa Tbs
papers quote and hold up laughter the sar.spaagId
banner rhetoric Of the priests Of the order The following
extract is from report Of Mr. Evans school subject
Evans IL viii he reroec,cd chairman Of the perpng
and smelling committee in which Hiss acted. Read III
In this town Salisbury there are seven school de-
rcis, and each district 10 provided With building with
exceptions 10 tess buildings your COMMITTEES propas
ask the llo~ing aue t,ons aud edif ufbn As kso
Of These seueraied spots Tor the DO
sehoolhouses contain the elements OF beauty neane and
ronyenienee2
The grammar sctaol-housc IN district No Is one q
those venerable old heuses which have come down ifom
former generations. The hypeiborean winds pierce liz
northern hemisphere aud The tropical its southern, while
AZ ts equator aignds is opaque beating appatps qrscb4
from The too sudden expansion Of lis inner surface and
presto, too sudden contraction 81 s outer with
then the falling VI d basish iceberg upon is top
The wall is black aud mrrowed with age The porgh
Of ths noble building, and the ard inner ga
yaeRated with here and there PATCH dlapidaied and
much from the rampant steps and thriving reckia
Of Its former and present pupils Over the inner door
the marks Of punctuation with the index reading DE
pupil hat life ii filed up with ssopa and marks Near s
old sc.pDlhopse ID It's satellite the nrgry schae Loa
performing Ia stated rounds, toag Of later creation bal
III for the business to whieht is DEVOTED Pleasantly
enbosomed IN beautiful grove Of black alder and black
berry BUSHES With here and there nft OF maple and
lone solitary elm ihe fYorte haunt of tceariet warbler
Of spring, stande thia villa of learning ulij
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AZ LnfsToCRACY OF BIRTH.

The meancst arIstocrey oft 1t Is that which
ignores intellect energy courage and great des u 4
that which loads down the people Of other countries with
taxation II i that which demorazes governments, de-
feats armies and disgracss manhood IL there no
assocrocy Of birth in England, long ago great man
would have risen from The ranks Of The masses ts
lead the British forces to triumph and 10 that event
troops would have followed leader and volunteered to
aid him because they would be inspired to feel that The
road fame was not blocked MP by arsiocrae ounces
How much better than this Oh lnoWnothing is your
standard Of birthplace How much less culpable you
than the rant who rejects The PFiah betause he Is pa
rah who cxtinguishes the holy fire Of ambition 10 the
heart Of poor because he i poor2 who repes TIC
aid Of intelligent il they should mol be able 10 boast
Of long line glorious ancestors OF an aristoaaics
vonrs Is the lneanest and the worst
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WHAT a RN0w.NofniN0 KNOWS.
Nv oulrs sans.

Wih FatA q queer pGHts, goa rogid hardly ssyppsc
Hoa mech aztec ~, q kaoie-HofAisg keotes.
lie knows that the country has nothing 70 hope
Til we've banished the papsts and poisoned the Pope
Hy knows that ell priests merely the tools
Ol the devil 20 worry know roihnes and fools
That Sisters OF Charity" ought t. be kissed
That monks should be murdered, aud nuns should b
Kissed
That the calendar saints % aucicnt renoNn
~ ploas American ought II .tsit down."
TN the Last ~ the i imprisoned or dead
Aud even ~. Aichu8s Yields To ~. Aedis
lie knows that "farriner' ought not 20 10
The pols, though brave he kaib Of De Soto;
Thinks good Lafayette tho viiest ~ eaitifI.,
Add kaaws that "ihe Patitans have been nntiyca
ie knows imnlgrstiou's dreadful expense,
That doesn't adult OF the slightest defence
Can tell, - penny exactly how much
We lose every day by ths psstilent Dutch
How psaer appears with Dis fage and bin tattes On.
what 4 cDsts " feed .Pat" and board Mrs. Paifcr.
r.
Nor, sehp fro'a itlfate noua ere sapge.s
Eow mafg qscef hiags ka9p .sotAiag kaoirsi
Ned Buntline, the Rodly founder Of o.
nothings. Bo-toa Post, ~ cearss.
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The know-nothiug co0aes 81 Massachusetts have is,
met Ia Boston Governor Gardiner irst elecea Pr
dent bal declined aud Of the council was elected n,
tone uf the council says the Boston Telegraph was aes
ODDLY ant-slayery. Henry Wilson Of Natiek Eivsn
Burlington Of FAN River John W Foster Of armsea
Aenry II Rugg Of penus Andrew A. Rchmood Of AaaHs
aud Augustus Carey OF Ipswich chosen, the dse
gates to the national council ia juno next Philadelphia
A. 3. Ely esq, made ant-slayery know nothing sper
asireug eat-sayery resolves were passed ia the evcu
without dissenting vote Some VINO were hunkeyA
hitherto admitted Il WAS no use,he order lake an
slavery grounds
This is the Massachusetts aspect Of the case but dow
South the organs of tae societies assume different
tone. The Louisville Journal says
If the slavery agitation is destined ever to be aIaysa
that mighty work n certainly 10 be- nrromIishes ~ NM
is called the American party, which, i cor.
recy Informed rsqaires N aH as ctsrs solemn ~
legation 10 adese Ue constellation and fhe Union IN v
emergency lsat may arise.
If the northern things abolitoniss 81
er-soles, they would not they accused Of dong
seek discourage the immigration Of foreign hors no
this country, They know az everybody else docs, that
nine-entbs OF the Immigrants who land IN armies ou
shores aholitioniss, and II they themselves were ado
tonists and looking around them for the Of
promoting abolitionism, they would hail with JOY tie
coming OF these foreign alice and promote II % the
Of their power
Tbs Greenyille (sonth Carolina) Nountaineer SAYS,
The principles Of the party v IL carried out ap,s4
necessarily egaiga the abotonisss lis eec. will 10 o
lessen the weight OF the foreign population in the edr
councils, which, with few honorable exceptions IL gen
orally thrown into the scale Of abolition,
The Washington Organ says
"f the people Of the South will fairly weigh the srgu
ments advanced in the above articles, they win the
inconsistency involved in the charge Of aboitoum
against our party
The purpose Of all these protesations fidelity south
ern interests Is to make an impression upon the Yltga
ians
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Ff'lUT w "NN'"'' -
BANCRoFTS WORKS.

We Iearu from the publishers Of Bancrofts History
The United States that the sxth volume the lass that
issued, has excellent sale aud thet new edition
going through the press 70 meet The continued demand
This volume brings the history Of the country dowr 10 Ne
commencement Of the revolutions aud, indeed complies
the subject Of the revolution Itself considered Ia is
Those who purchase the whole six volumes already scd
illgfeiore viii have comisfs work 1t speaks wen ~
tho country ihat aot lesg tnan pugdrsd aud igeAli
thousand q these toum,s baye found their way among
the people
The historian has lately visited The southern Stats
where DC has viewed DE places IBIS most remarkable g
teir historic assoraiious and Ii nov bis elegant rel
denee III New York engaged upon continuance y he
truly national history. Another volume howeyeE maf
not be locked foF under several years probably ~
volumes containing the whole OF the next period 81 ts
hstcryhs first part closing with The Declaration q 70
dependence and The part completing history d ~
war; and eloaing with The peace Of Parisi be pdaaa
together
MI Bancroft however, viii soon favor the public wiz
aprk which win be as interesting Is II wi lie curea
and valuable he has rich collection u manuscripts
ters Illustrative Of our revolutionary history wrtea
the actors in The events OF thar period who lived to h
and IL Europe and which have never been published y
proposes selection from these letters rc,
These viii be worthy " place in every Iibsa
aud win be NJ companion % the history Letters sbes
Ing he secret springs q history the choicest o. NV
traiiyc materials Isl
~ Bancroft has smother volume completed and Ehsa
n few days win DC Issued ~ the Harpms, single eg
Of which We IN The splendid library o. the suihor
i entitled Literary and Historical MiscellaDies eea
tains three papers entitled Essays FIVE papers entities
Studies in German Literature, 1924, and following YeAf
four papers entitled Studies ID History and 80 o.
casional Addresses the hsi being the great ossoa e
lirered before fs New York Historical Society, VIZ a.
ceFned m these productions old aCqualntaaees proap
ons Astounding 10 real Aucsican su-- o'sn
clothed in unparalleled beauty of dction This yolgas
alone would rank lie author hiph IN the world d lefae
IS profound il thoughi and brilliant 10 genius We
add that il win b 81 the most eeganyprlned W
umes the Harfers ever Issued
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ANOTHER WITHDRAWAL.
10 IL. Editor d ne ss,o AISasy ledger

70 The Editor Of ne Aeio albany ledger
Please withdraw ny candidate, at the ensuing
city election councilman in the Third ward IN publish
ing this my declnation IL is proper for TO cay that
done and deliberate reflection The Partially
solicitation 81 my friends induced become csndi
date reelection IN order that might, 20 the my
ability aid the fugtherance o enterprise ia which the
city has recently ebarked and have doubt by such
rang would get to the pole al the legal
the would be returned 70 the council BY handsome
majority BY making any arrangement. however by which
the fun of the ward would be pcled, have bnt e
that riot boodshed and disorder would BE- the
and have little disposition such enacted the
city OF Albany 10 be remote FOR such dep
utsbc conduct The position Is worth the struggle il
Is sad commentary upon he Freedom N eeeioss 70 an
nonace that hsrs oas rs haHdrd s eg II
ys,c Albany ,Ttgd srssess ~ eapshse a. aw
confer. apoa fAs~a. AUG. BRADLEY.
New ALpAwy, April ~, ls5b.
The Indiana State Sentinel speaking Of The above says;
"whst commentary indeed, is the above upon in
ccndiay and prosCrptise policy Of know nohingm Me-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08
rHE LEXINnroN 49, nIsrRICT.

The democracy Of the Lexington district in The State Of
Kentucky represented in the last Congresses by Hon
J, @ breckenridge haze nominated their candidate ri
hc election l. y, Dickersons esq % Scott eoantF
gentleman Of high character and fine talents We observe
that ibo original natiyc-Amereau Mr. TFabue having
fused TO submit to the orders Of the kaow-nothg
Of this district has been repudatcd rs them, and Is
running his hook There are therefore, demo
craft ow-nothing and a pure native on the-rack
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publication having appeared ID your paper under II
signature Of Geo " Manypenny Commissioners of lna.,
Affairs, IN reference 20 the Of Edward Reals h
thought ncesSsarg this OCCASION AZ this lane
ay the part IL Mr. Beale than that a. tho who
subject ~ what Is charged either aide il he made ~
sabec Of Judicial investigation Mr Beale considers ~
tier necessary 10 yindiea,s hn.ef before 4 ccmmuu.
with whom fpm childhood b. has been well known itss
ths charge either 81 assassn-ke attack upon anoh
man, or ofhis being guilty 81 malscrsatoa ia oaee
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

r'm LEGION eoRsrIos II PxSssYsgANA.--Ihe Pbiiaaa'
gha Ledger sass that notwithstanding ths Stale iegF
iurf declared that licenses taken out aer thr passage
the law shall not endure beyond October Dext ies a'
ably be some work for the lawyers aecoani q hD
qHor Law.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08
w ASHINGTON CITY,
TUESDAY MORHInG. NAY ., lsss.

wr Il. No. ~ sossh Testh street, Pha6~-
pha is our general usvsHs ssss, ssisssS ~ Vs. ~ wsLD
Ions CoIlgs JAnss DxsaIHs, A. EvASs TnosAs D. Me
yossvn HA.nrT JossYs BurTos nosssr W. nosstsoS, Ep
~AaD ". wLss, wiLlIAn L. WATsnsAH H. HfSDicH, T.
AAcxxs, and d. q. FHAnoB
Oh hxrsr ~. Lewis II ho~sso2ssy, AahsHa, IL our sen
av~rs u Assaas ssA Tsnnsssse,
~ Lswn. JAass o. LEwls. ed nAacsL D. LEwIs
GO Mr. G. W. JAnRa No. Harmon Cincinssit oha b
genrai travelling the Western states and lsnss
by H. j. TsosAs, T. DasT, WA H. TnoaAs r. y
Receipts either viii be soed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

From lhn New Haven q Ne.i9frf,
table showing of the foreigners engaged In the
American independence and the capacity in which
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-08

Put none but Americans guard tonight Such is
the which the know nothngs attribute Wash
surrounded he by foreigners who served under
him Two Of HE aids appointed BY himsef fofoguar
sharing bis confidence his counsel and biz camp VIZ
Hamilton and koscuako. Hamilton Afterwards whom he
became President, By him appointed Secretary The
Treasury and made Of hs cabinet aud Kosciusko ap
pointed by Congress major general Washington, the
exercise OF his power under the constitution, IN the
ton Of the Supreme Court Of the United States nominated
and the confirmed, James Wilson, Scctchman,
OF lis Judges.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

h4GE2o3 AAA44 SAN@ @ASN
NELSON'S Pre- niVm Chlptst LG.tEii WttEins FlUid
tie uelt.tt lnProvt &. nt yet diHovttes, fOt sAFA
ltkor esd .IJ .S.s va .hinE Cctkns ard HorIe Ce1h
lAs ubtas and coitohi W1thsd by tsit Ei9id vii ,,
wk.t ,eS s5iisr kin ikia II k!sttbtd % TIE gian.-
tl,fy ktrtsf o. that Fpiat, bJ Seakpsi Pt Of Cot.el
Or ttRTe II. FIuid fall strength, fof 81 hosr' EhsG
siilsl.try ikeU that II Est ht PsieJ hlfnstt Nt.E
III cMnste gtskinr Fluid 10 worth thtet tir0eI ::
,nsie ,ir<See wkIsh will buy enough for thEse all!
wttklrt, Which e1l hk d9os "a scr 9o0t,.
vlnpLsttuf.a AID sod sy ID. TUhSeHetr who EiiIib
I, ssI.Alisa TIE nh, fot 0Aio tolsyt, Va.
Wv JAS, NBLtoE,
Irs No q, Upioh 81, wbettk:, Va.