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Tlalrty-Fourtn congress--Flrst session.

T.
81 WASHINGTON, MayT 1856 Senate,-The report
of the Committee Of Conference the bounty land
bill was agreedto
Z Mr.. Stuart, from the second Committee Of Confer
sence on the Deficiency bill reported that they were
unable to agree, and o third committee were APP
pointed.
Mr. Bayard resumed and concluded his remarks on
the subject Of the Naval Board, and discussed the
best means Of promoting the efficiency of that
branch of the public defence the Navy. Adjourned.
Il House Of Representdtiues.-Mr Pringle, from the
second Committee of Conference on tile Deficiency
bill reported thatthey had failed to agree and Of
ered resolution that the House adhere to its several
amendments and its disagreement to those Of the
Senate; and that the members on the part Of the
House be discharged from further action on that
subject. ss
MFR. Stanton said that the House could only adhere
to or reeede from its position, and he thought that
they ought to adhere. & ,5
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall was Of opinion that the
House ought to pursue the middle course that was
to continue to confer By adhering, the bill might be
lost. #3 =
Mr.. Stanton said that the principal points Of dis
agreement between the two Houses were the amend
ments Of 81 100000 for the army and 100000 for
the continuation of the Washington aqueduct The
President should make an exhibit showing his good
faith to see the laws faithfully and honestly executed
Mr. McAIulen replied, insisting that the gentleman
from Ohio by his remarks, had done injustice to the
Government.
Further debate was INDUCED, and without taking
the question the House adjourned. ..@
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lELEGGRAPHE.D TO THE CRESCENT.
NICARAGUA MINISTER RECEIVED.


5ts+ Il II y Z i = 1t=.E5.
WASHINGTON, May 14--Padre Will presented his
credentials to-day and they were immediately re-
ceived.
There is extreme danger that the bill for the re-
moyal of distractions from the mouth Of the MBsis-
| sippi will be vetoed.
/ The President will send q message on Nicaragua
| affairs to the House tomorrow.
il War Vessel for Nicaragua.
/ PHILADELPHIA, May IA The steam frigate sus
quebanna has been ordered to proceed to Nacaragua
She will sail from this port tomorrow. a
More Trouble in Kansas. n
ST.. LOUIS. May 12.-Our adyices from Kansas state
that while Gov. (!) Robinson was attempting to
leave Kansas, to avoid being arrested, the Grand
Jury having found an Indictment, agaihst him. he
was detained by the citizens of Lawrence
Ex-Governor Reeder had been cited to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury on q charge Of contempt. He
refused to obey the citation and warned the officers
not to touch him at the peril Of their lives Marshal
Wells returned with dragons to effect the arrest.
Judge Lecompt charged the Grand Jury to indict
all the State officers and members Of the Legislature
for high treason but no indictments have yet been
found.
ST. LOUIS, May little Lawrence correspondent of
the Missouri Democrat, under date Of the 18th, says
that indictments have been found against Reeder,
Robinson, Roberts, Lane, and other Free State men,
for high treason.
News had been carried to Lawrence by Missourians
that secret handbis were circulating in the border
counties, and forces marshalling.
The people ~ are therefore warned to prepare for
defense.
Riot at Covington. Ky.
LOUISVILLE, May 13--A serious riot took place at
Covington yesterday between the German society Of
Turner'S and the Americans. Ten or twelve persons
are reported to have been shot
s Markets.
CINCINNATI, May 14.-Flour, IS rs to IS SO ;
Whisky 203c; Lard in kegs, &c.. Moasses ~ to 49,.
Rio Coffee, l2c. to 124c.
New YORK, May l4.-Flour is firm. Ohio, SIS 87aa
to Sc 37aa; Mixed Corn, &c. to 5sc.; Mess Pork,
SIS Is to SIS so.
River Intelligence. aa5
LOUISVILLE, May 1.-THE river is at a stand, with
~ feet on the falls and s feet in the canal.
VIoKsBuKG, May 14.-The Moses Mcclellan and A.
L. ShotWeI passed down at 8 o'clock this morning.
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Eoesemeasashtao.
A NEW AND COMPLETE SYSTEM,
IN SEVEN PARTS,
With the Copies ut the head OF each Page.

Numbers and contain little than those elements
adapted beginners Nos and embrace all the practical
of the entire SERIES giving ample practice the prnci
pies and gues the small and capital letters with words from
each arranged alphabetically closing each with several
Nos and contain sentences of fine historical and geo.
graphical selections. No. is book Of Forms Of Notes, Bills
of Exchange etc. comprising those by ali business
persons.
the hundreds of unqualified appovals received from
teachers in evcry State select the following from
rienced Principal of one of the largest schools in the South
Payson, Dunton Il Scrbner's Combined System Of Rapid
PENMANSHIP,
aud Chart designed to aid in Touching the SYSTEM has shown
by its that will as has DONE readily approve itself
Teachers and all others Interested It is only series
copy books esnn which starts with meeting the real
of ALL teaching Thing at time, and leading the pupil
gradual and systematic progression until beautiful hand is
acquired" '
These books warranted be of the quality of paper
Published by
CROSBY, NICHOLS & CO..
Boston,
and for sale by all Booksellers in New Orleans.
EA full mailed to order receipt Of 81 postpaid
any part Of the country. a29 2p2taw&4tW
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

[FROM OUR SPECIAL *CORREsFONDENT
WASHINGTON, May s, 1856.
Ansunfcrtunate rencontTe occurred this morning
between Mr.. Herbert, one of the members of Con
gress from California and several of the Irish walters
at Wizards Hotel which resulted in the death of one
Of the latter and the dangerous woundng of another
There are various rumors afloat in regard to the
matters but the most reliable as far as could ascer-
tain, is this Mr. Herbert, who boards at Wizards
came down to breakfast rather later than usual and
after most of the boarders had finished. On calling
for his breakfast he informed by one of the Irish
servants that he too late, and that he could not
get any. This being said in an insolent manner Mr.
Herbert took offence at it, and replied in severe and
| harsh tone The quarrel then continuing Mr.. Her.
bert finally seized plate upon the table, and threw it
at the Irishmans head. The Ishman then rallied
four or five others of the walters, and attacked Mr.
Herbert with chairs and plates from the table. MFR.
Herbert, in the midst Of the melee, drew single
barreled pistol and shot-the ball passing through
one, md killing him Instantly, and then wounding
another (who was standing behind) in the neck.
Mr.. Herbert Immediately proceeded to the guard
house. and surrendered himself the deputy marshal
Of the District His preliminary trial will take place
this evening.
There are several witnesses to the affair, and the
general impression is that he acted in selfdefence It
has created considerable excitement throughout the
city.
Another scene occurred about one o'clock to-day in
the House. Mr.. Giddings, who is known fora violent
Abolitionist, was making q speech in opposition to
paying the expenses incurred in&he return of some
fugitive slaves from Cincinnati to their owner in
Kentucky. In the course of his speech he gradually
worked himself up to state of intense excitement.
He suddenly paused and fell senseless to the floor.
The members crowded around him under the impress
sion that he was seized with apoplexy He was car
ried into the lobby, and in few moments recovered.
1t was probably caused by too great flow of blood
to the head, superinduced by the unnecessary state
of excitement in whiehhe had allowed himself to get
In consequence of this incident the House postponed
the business under consideration, and proceeded to
other matters. y ESSEX.
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The COaGa'fesies of EWHeegGed Life
BY MRS. MADELINE LESLIE. II
First Edition of 5000 Copies ordered In ADJ
vance of Publication.
Second Edition of 1000 in Press.

This work of merit designed for all who have
would be married 1t able vindicaon the Di
vine Institution Of Marriage not didacic but descriptive
most admirably adapted to control the judgment heart
multiply and pepetuate the amenities and joys of welded life
1t delights those who have read it, either in manuscript
sheets. Read what they say:
series of feike pictures into story of ord
nary interest," simple and beautiful in STYLE in its
scenes and Characters which drawn with the skill
st most pure and elevated in its tone bidding fair ts
be q great mr9rite with the publie,n tour Critic.
1t Will delight readers, md shed new light the time
honored institution of marriage.n LBoson Daily Atlas
style beautiful for simplicity natnrnness and control
over the sentiments and emotions of the reader it's characters
we'll sustained and its moral worthy the CHEST praise
Evening Transcript.
narrative of facts most skilfuly embelhed, containing
scenes Of thrilling interest," confoed in style the
ards, and most pure and saluary social
ence." Boston Daily journal.
should be read by husband and wife, and by all
who sustain such RELATION make them therein visor
better and happier" THE Bay State.
SHEPARD CLARK & CO.,
10 Washington street, Boston.
j. C. MORGAN,
a26 p Exchange Place, adjoining Pos. Office.
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Handsome s,sn,nees. Clothing.
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT.
FRESH ARRIVALS BY EVERY STEAMSHIP.
ALFRED N1UNROE g Co,

ALFRED NIU1NRCE DC Co,
Would ca attention to their present assortment Of
fashionable Clothing for Gentlemen.
among whichmay be found the following; ~
Single Ailrd Cashmere FRoCKs AND PANTALOoNs
Drsp D'Ete FRoCK and SAC COATS.
Very superb Fancy Linen Drill COATS . ... .s 80
Berpour, Alpaca and Nerino COATS. ~
Check Linen, Brown Linen, and Fancy Linen COATS.
Fancy Linen Drill PANTALOONS 200 different patterns
French Drnp D. Etc PANTALOONS
White Marseilles VESTS. rta
Very rich assortment of Fancy Marseles VESTS.
Rich Fancy silk and Satin VESTS. SO.
Bonbazine, Barponr and Alpaca VESTS.
GHuze Merno UNDERSTANDS, whole and half sleeves
Gauze Cotton " .i 9" :"
Iise Thread - u. r.it" 49, s-a .l-
Half Hose, Gloves suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Cravas
Very large assortment of Linen and Muslin SHIRTS
.s BOKS' cH-OZ;EKZ31G,
Our assortment of BOYS CLOTHING very complete, en-
acng all the above styles mentioned for gentlemen Parents
guardians invited to call and purchase wemade cloth
| ing for the boys under their charge. ~
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING,
full assortment Of all articles manufactured by the Unor
India Rubber Company including Coats Legggs, Blankets
Piano Covers, Submarine rmors, Water Pas Gun Covers
Cancens Water Bottles, Beds and Pillows Life Preservers
Cloth by the piece yard, etc., etc.
One Price for Goods--No Deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
myl2 2pGt 81 Magazine street.
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Advertisements, al eases
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His ccniatfos desirable medium for adver
ises Asa FAMILY PArEK ii eircnates largely, reaching
many homes early hour and being read
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family may bs adYanageoably published in its
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serted fos 81 per square. each insertion. "a 81 3 e.
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N'eeU SeGaaeafeea. Clothing.

INT @M,MG;MN Ga EMS G& Coos
No IS Camp street, our
Just received additional supplies of Summer Clothing
Barpour Merino COATS; 5 #
Colored and Black Alpaca COATS-very rich.
White and Colored Linen Duck COATS.
r. Seersucker Linen and Cashmere COATS.
White and Coored Linen Duck PANTS
White and Fancy Drill PANTS.
White and Fancy VESTS.
Very light gauze Merino UNDERSHIRTS-Transparen
Lisle Thread Undershirts LINEN DRAWERS.
New Styles of Lse Thread and Cotton HALF HOSE.
SHIRTS-A supply of Colored Linen and Muslin also of
Linen Bosom do
TRUNKS-An invoice of the best Sole Leather Travelling
Trunks, Philadelphia manufacture.
UMBRELLAS-Jut received small invoice of superior Silk
and Ginghunl Umbrellas myl2 2pl2t
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fl Card.

New ORLEANS, May Sth, 1856.
Be known to all whom may concern that the Govern
ment of Nicaragua recognizes in the United States
except Padre WILL Minister to Washington and Col. P F.
Mancosos in this city Capt j. W. Wilkins has been acting
agent during the absence of Col Mancoso has
and resumed the duties of his Office And further be 1t KNOWN
that parties have recently borrowed money the credit of said
Nicaraguan government without any authority. my9 2p
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Summer Clothing.
NEW GooDsJusr OPENED

II W - VI Z " RI
LEIG H TON &c B A r B OF,
Corner ST. Charles and Canal SITS,
Are in receipt of fine assortment Of
White Linen Duck COATS White Linen Drill COATS; Color
ed Linen Check Couts.
White Linen Duck and Drill PANTS; Fancy French Drill
PANTS.
White and Colored Marseles VESTs-sinele and Double
Breasted.
Merino FROCK and DRESS COATS
Merino PANTALOONS-wth large assortment Of Alpaca
Barathea Linen and Thin Summer Cloth Goats.
SHIRTS, of every description.
have received choice assortment of tile latest style
coored CAMBRIA SHIRTS, with Byron and standing collars
French wrists. Also-LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, o.
all Sizes qualities and patterns.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
myl2 2p6t corner St. Charles and Canal SITS.
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matchmaking: Matchmaking:
FL, p. BUCKBEx.

FL. p. BUCKLEY,
Nate Young L Co.. 8 CAMP ST.,
Respectfully invites the attention purchasers entire
stock of fine WATCHES JEWEI.RY and SLY ERWARE,
manufactured imported expressly ORDER every article
of which is fully guaranteed. -=,'
Particular attention invited to his assortment of ATCES,
which be cxceed i'll the city and will be sold prices
lower than is often asked for an inferior article.
nTe strictes attention. heretofore in Watch Repairing,
Diamond Setting, Jewelry Work. '-- : ala 2p1m
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Worms are Fatal.

All physicians know that the Of most of the fatal dis
of children is They produce dysenery diara
commissions congestion, emaeaon water the BRAIN idocy
etc. Arrest the evil in time, then, by administering
Winer's Canadian VermifuSe,
vegetable remedy harmless to the system water but alb
soutey certain in its curative results.
E-Be particular and remember the name tWners Canadian
Vemifuge" This the only article that be depended
Remember this. .F..-
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
myI2 2p6t&1tW q and ISL Chartres st.
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IL 1sst---.Qssg no Mistake.

The genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, when ap-
piled to Burns and Scas and named and painful wounds
will Immediately produce cooling soothing effect and
tract the pain in an incredibly short space of time
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my2 2p6t q and Isl Chartres street.
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II. M. MARgs.Thi gentleman, who was the author
Of the Constitution Of the State Council OF Louisiana and also
IS oas # liz nominees Democratic party alderman
h. any s@ess 81 a party 70 or him
We must correct the Creole it has fallen into
slight mistake and the truth Of history must be vim
dicated, no matter what the expense Mr.. Marks was
not The author of the Constitution Of the State
Council OF louisiana We-that is the junior-are
willing to affirm that lie is tile author Of all the in
tensei, American points contained in that immortal
document and that he is also the author, originator,
getersup generally, Of fully ourfths Of the eyer-to
aforementioned, and lusousy illustrious production!
We don't claim the paternity Of the remaining fifth.
0urextreme modesty would forbid any such assump-
zion. But, one thing is certain the credit, the
honor and the glory of at least onefth Of that s,,-
perhuman monument Of: earthly Judgment wisdom
and patriotism which will last as long as parchment,
for it is written in fair beautiful hand upon parch.
ment--helong to other parties than Dir. Marks.
We know all about it, for we composed one of the
selfsacriReing and distinguished committee that
framed it, and we in the unsophisticated innocence
of on nature thought all the time we were weaving
d chapIet Of imperishab!e renoWn that would be a
priceless heritage to the children we expect to have
after We. get married when We pass from earth and
earthly things to the regions Of everlasting bliss
That was all the estate we expected to DO able to
leave them, and consequently, we went I'M with a
view to increase it
But, all our efforts proved unayailing and wewere
forced 10 content ourselves with the credit that at
taches to the authorship of portion Of onefth the
stupendous framework Of skill aud genius referred to
by the Creole. When We sought to advance our
chances for glory in the committee by becoming
warm, NJ, Marks became stintenseH When we got
'tintense, be became 'si,tel,set' to coin word as
weeanTeeollect none other TINT viii suit When we
essayed to walk fast he ran and when we ran, his
speed outstippe that Of Lexington when he made
his best time over Netairies far:famed track y He
gas ahead Of us in every essential particular. ,t
s0ur aintenss'i Anlerieanism has made us enemies
has turned men against us whom NE once thought
had5more sense than to allow their political preiu.
dces to with their social and business rela.
tions-bub We soemny assure aall the world and the
rest Of mankind that, strong as our partisanship
Has and has been, bore no comparison to the fiery,
aIlpergading strength of Mr.. Marks up to the very
day be was hot nominated for Congress
We stand where We have ever stood, and he Is the
candidate Of those whom he waged nnrelentng war
against six Or eight months ago! Well, this is q
great country.
ll our friends Of the Creole make the correction
indicated above
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HATS, SHIRTS, CLoTHINa AND Day Goops.-The
attention of buyers called to the sale of hats Shirts clothing
and dry goods to take place this day. at 10 O'Clock A M
Peyehaud Co.'s auction Eoomi No. . Old Leyee
Terms liberal at sale. $50 E3@-&
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DOfbe6gas's
COMM FER CIAL GE,
No. I06 Canal Street.
The object Of this institution is to teach practically las
N business and every day life Book Keeping
sh, French, Spanish, German and Photography SO that
pupils prepared for business Learners prac-
ced in speaking reading and writing any language they may
wish to acquire. Ladies' Glasses from 6s to 81 A. NJ Gents
A. NJ to Il NJ, and to- p. N. Children 10 5}s p
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
nyl2 2p6s No. los Canal street,
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I've Great Southern Remedy.

The attention of Planters is invited and invaluable
Remedy for Of the most troublesome complaints incident TO
this climate Testimony like the following from distinguished
judge lawyer and planter Of Mississippi shows estimation
in which it is held wherever known.
- l,3a VIcKsBURG, Nov. 2S, 1852
Dr. BHlingsSlR: have used my plantation during the
past summer your Carmnaive and Asrngen Syrup" and
have found invaluable remedy in the class
which You recommend it, do not think any preparation cun
be safely used and think that every planter should
supply always hand believe be most valuable
medicine III for the diseases it pupo to relieve that
bc.procured. Very respectfully. your ob't servant
3s Us. YERGER.
Warranted to cure all Of Diarhea no matter how VIC
lent, or Cholera Morbus
HG~Sold Wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT & CO., and
myl2 2p6t&1tW O. O. WOODMAN.
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ST. Ag- Weare indebted to llr D Nv Dung clerk Of
The Crescent CITY, late s.. Louis and river.
faYors ss
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-----I : - . D. y. HE4-SNIQUEA, NJ U.
DAVID MOORE, Secretary. r myl4 2p2

A PERFUNED BREATH.-What lady Or gentleman
would remain under the of dsngreeabe BREATH
by using the Balm of Thousand Fowers'' denrice
would only render it Sweet but leave the teeth white ala
baser Many do not know their breath
subject is delicate their friends will mention it.
single drop of the Bam your tooth brush wash the
teeth night and morning. fifty bottle will year
Abeautful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowers 1t will remove TAM pmpes
and reckes from the skim leaving it of soft and hue
Wet towel two three Drops and wash the face nigh
and morning.
Sharing Made EasYWet shaving brush in either
cold water on two three drops Of Balm Of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well and will beautiful
soft ather much facilitating the operation of shaving Price
only 50 cents Fetridge Co., propreors For sale by
Wright Co., o. 0. Woodnan, and all druggists.
feld d. Mendfln -L--
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4 Nav ORLEANS FEMALE CoLLEaIATE INSTITUTE
Gov Wickite has appointed on behalf of the State,
Rev. sylyanus Woodbridge and Professor A. vallas,
directors in this welEknowh and popular institution
which all our readers are aware Is under the able
management of Dr. and Mrs. Macaulay, q
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RO-AmerIean Nass HFeetinS-A Mass Meet
ing of the American Party in the Third District will be held
MONDAY 18th inst at o'clock, p NJ, in the hall at tho
Marigny building. r& E4l=st=5 myl5 2ptd
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.HD1'. Samuel Reynolds.

OFFTCE-No. lis GRAvIER STREET NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS. ScALD HEAD, WHITE SWELLING SORES
ULCERS Of every description. ia3l 2ply
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We are indebted to the Hon. George Eustis,
tie First District for valuable Congressional
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K9eMsOUeGg /! Removed
FROM NO. Is TO LIZ ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUzY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pns constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes to this market. w. +, -. II q
Also ~
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES =. 49, L. &
R4 NDKESs
sAZERAC Of the Vintage of 1885 1898 and 1906 and other
brands - ,s- .g-T e.
w HIS KY:
Of all deseriptons-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts
>. Also - ~
On hand usual assortment Of the best WINES and IL
QU0RS ia the Market which will be sold on as reasonable
terms any other house in the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2pf No, II Royal street,