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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17
rhlrty-Fosurtl co,nngresaass.-Elrst session.

WASHINGTON, April s.-Senate THE Senate passed
several bills from the Court of Claims making appro
priations for certain claims s. a asFsg M 4
The bounty land bill was debated and postponed
until Monday next. M II #34%E{ ss@i7; iEN N
The question of printing the memorial of the self
styled Kansas Legislature (presented by Mr. Cass te
other day) was resumed. '.s "
Mr.. Butler opposed the motion, on the ground that
the memorial was arrogant in its language, and its
printing would be in violation of one Of the rules Of
the Senate. He had no. objection to having Kansas
come into the Union as free State or slave State
but he wanted it to come in honestly through the
gate, and not climb over the wall or get under it.
Mr.. Mason thought the memorial ought not to have
been received buthe should move that it be laid
on the table. -affys a5,ss,sS5 {e..j5.s st5575 5
Mr.. Seward desired to speak on tie question,
It being now 4 otl6tk The subject was postponed
and the special order was resumed. u iSTR8
Ri Mr. Seward spoke On the Kansas question at con.
siderable length, after which the Senate adjourned
House OF pTesentatiues.-The deficiency appro
slavery question was resumed 5G @al ~ sssG Id
| Mr.. Shorter contended that Massachusetts,, by he
conduct relative to the fugitive slave law has paeeG
herself outside the pale of the constitution and ogh
been vietimzed every time she has compromised witt
the North; and he hoped therefore, that no fnrthei
attempt of that kind would be made. Not only Ala
bama, but every Southern State is resolved, should
the government fail to protect them in their consttu
tional rights, to take the remedy into their oW1
hands. - sy9geg aamri4s} =. yf,,,-s, E -
Various members debated the senate's amendment
appropriatng nearly $50,00O for engraving the maps
and drawings accompanying the reports Of the ex
plorations and surveys to determine the Pacific
Railroad route. The question Of extravaganza was
discussed in this connections. One gentleman said
that the printing and engraving of this work would
cost million Of dollars, while others thought that
such large outlays would have the Of preudeine
| the construction Of the road. sa$gSTy ieg5
An Intellectual effort was made to confne the appro
praton within proper limits, excluding the illustra
tons fitted only to adorn books Of travel and natural
history q 77 1t3 sstsSs 1slt2 ,ilE ''5 ar vi ~
The amendment was rejected, and the House
| adjourned. 7.,.,5@ a. y..,,5LE5 r-sa.,
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!" You bachelors ought to be taxed, said lady to
resolute eYader Of the moose matrimonial Tagree
with you perfectly, MAIN, 2 was the repIy = bache-
loriSm certainly is Injury - ys5fSfss84s55s
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In the vicinity Of Cape Horn, there is a race of
giants just discovered, Of such size that they cut
their hair with saw, and extract their teeth with
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

Snow still lies three and half feet deep among the
Allegheny mountains. ,a-,a.., ,7a.s5s
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The jail at Goochland, Va, was set on FIRE by o
prisoner few nights ago and entirely destroyed
The incendiary was consumed by the flames. H.
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The deepest waters are the most silent empty yes-
sells make the greatest sound and nking eymhsa the
Rorst music. They Rho think least commonly speak
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~ us. MAIL AGENCY-NEy

IT, =, U.S.. MAIL NJ AG AGENCYI;NNEW WHARF AI.I
taAa etor-The undersigned has the pleasure Of
announcing the people Of Helena Phillips county
completed his large conmodous WHARFBOAT and is
ready for the reception Of freight either Receiving or
Forwarding. .,...' sp -,.l =. .-.f
It is his Intention general Receiving Forwarding and
Commission business and will have board at all times eff
een business clerks and the proprietor will devote his
entire personal attention to the boat. Il 49,. ..r
Persons accommodated with Lodging the boat
IA ali 2t -. = J. C. WATSON, Helena, Ark.
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twenty-five papers in Alabama have run up to tn
masthead the names Of Fillmore and Doneson. I,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

Why is man making love TO married woman
like sheriff eVying on the wrong mans goods2 Be-
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REGULAR PACKET S.

Leave every THURSDAY, at o'clock P. M.
- SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
EsIS E $. Mail steamer R W McRAE, in place of the
with steamers Princess and Natchez-For Princeton Ashton
Pitchers Point skipwh's Landing Lake Providence Good
rich's Landing Mikens Bend Vcksburg Grand Gulf Rod
Natchez Fort Adams Bayeg Baton Rouge and all
II. w. NLcFae, L. W. Broadwe, master will leave as
shove. For freight passage apply on board, or to
PILCHER GOODRICH & CO., 4S Carondelet street.
EThe R. W. Mcse will also take freight for all points
the River with the privilege of resppng at Vicksburs
she having very advantageous for that
pose
receiye freight ..- ala
r s-The R. W Mcae will attend to all business of the
steamer j. Trabue during Spring Summer months
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Keokuk is now city of 10000 Inhabitants and
has theater of respectable size which is to be COM
pIeted in May. ,,-
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The body of one of the young men Of our town
was found in his bed on Thursday last, by the black
man who blacks boots He had been Missing for
several days. On examination he was found to be
"alive and badly kicked. 7g5 fl srFt75 g.
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"" Mr. Beecher said that if twenty-five rites could
be raised on the spot, he would pledge twenty five
more from Plymouth church, Report Of The Neso
Haven RansGs Meeting. s's.
e 1t has happened of old. from political Jobs Ls
2 That churches were rifled by fanatic 1nobs 81;
But the tables are turned by the strangest of ugehes
And mobs are now ritied by fanatic churches.
- Cn,r1ugtons Coannissionoire.
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BODY FoUND-A very serious affair is chronicled
in the last Caddo Gazette, which should be warn
NnSn IL
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ATcHAFALAYA RIVER.

Will leave THURSDAY. 18th inst, at IL O'Clock N.
fT- FOR OPELOUSAS-THE NEW AND
hsAES.&s .&sa safe Alice w. GslalZe, 6. Louail
lier master, will leave above taking freight
River Simmspor and all landings the AtGhafaaya
For freight passage apply board foot of Benve street
or to
epl5 j. III. JOHNSTON d CO, ) 'FRONT.' LeGee
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WHITE RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. 18th inst. at o'clock P. NJ.
rpSa :, FOR WHITE AND ARKANSAS
49, 3 RiversThe and Light draught steamer J.:
i5ssssssA NIOrr7sett, D. Brandenburg, MASTER will
Leave for p ps M Ae
landings above For freight apply on board oro
LEWIS SNkPP i CO., 81 Front street.
n~Freight Napoleon and all the Bends aso for
Arkansas River consigned to De Arc Duvas Bluff or
Aberdeen. ala
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FOR CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Will leave on SATURDAY. l9h inst. at O'Clock 2 NJ.
-, FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKSVII1iE,
EApSt r Eddyve Smthland, Paducah, Hickman and
all intermediate landngsmihe new and % regular guar
as above. For freight only, apply on board, or 70
aJ6 - r. NIXON 3S Union street.
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Leaves every THURSDAY, at s O'Clock P NJ
H-, PERMANENT SPRING AND
SUMNER SUNNI ARRANaEMENTTVT1h s; Wis., splsntaid ssta
above for Caroline Landing Ashton Plchers
Point Skipwhs Landing Lake Providence Goodrichs Land
Port Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all Intermediate
:" LEWIS SNAPP l. CO., 81 Front Levee.
NB-The Frank Lyon will take freight for Yasoo river
cai We freyht apl6
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THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL N, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
EnR Red RIVER.

;:sys % THgEsRAK TUE BAKE l si 4 sf!2it
Saa'Rs S
Alexandra and all landings freight or pas
ai = AipgS u ~ g0Af = r. B. SMITH, ~ New Ievee
win leave THURsDAY, l7th inst, O'Clock P. M, posi-
lively K esFIHS SsoN fsiP 1sSssso6E astslBsa ksP ALL LAND
c1ss csnpts. 1a SS Stspd Eeers. Asxs9dfs goea's
The landing and ready receive freight carly on Monday
So ply oh OF W u a ''oFe 81
: all Nf A Lafayette street.
T!says on FU FSssPAz sEkRksas s i fsRsE
9sss
wood, Albert Thomas master VIII leave above.
sR5fssh' ss Or E i4Pa
WIN rHgasp4E o EsH X e HfsTEs&1bHp 5Si # si!sst P
saas IL
rei 5fss' sisEs e
WI leave Fur. ID ~ {; s;s,sfs
Bs1o ee aIssy sS ii
mediate landings The superior
'ynf api7 - DD y " LEWIS sNApP CO. 81 From. street
Fo SdIyTnAE KB EsR III :. S6fh N EED
g River Packet-The fine fast running passenger
ssassszs5ssz packet p. r. Klmball. W. W. Withen-
bury MASTER will leave above for Shreveport Grand Eeoe
Grand Bayou Campe Alexandria Goron's and all inerme
date landings Red River For freight apply
board, or to <;'- - - = -, - =. = r-.sa..G
all ..-.. - LEWIS SNAPP l. CO., 81 Front street.
The Kimba will take freight for Jefferson, with privilege
Of reshppng the light draft Camden Shreveport
Will leave on SATURDAY 10Th inst ct O'Clock P. N.
FOR LAKE BISTENEAU THE
lEAAzEt,Ia e. steamer SyGonia, Hiram Wilson, master
asssaa will leave above taking freight for Minden!
Grand Bayou Canpte Grand Eccre Maurice Alexandria and
intermediate landings For freight passage apply on
ais r.! 80. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 CO., Front revee.
TaS FOR SFIREV VEPORT. RAN D
Bayou Grand Ecore, Camptey Alexandria and
aa- all intermediate landingsThe superior light
draught steamer p. r. Klmbal, VI. W. Withenbury
master will leave above For freight PASSAGE apply OF
board, or to ,, Es,,+ -'-5r .-sL..,-.- RI
a3 7. b. SMITH, IL New Levee
p The Kimba will take freight for Jefferson with priv
egs reshppng in the light draft steamer Camden OF shreve
port --.-z-4.-z - -. eII
Will leave on TUESDAY. I'D inst. at o'clock 2. ~
H~o FOR JEFFERSON, SMIT HLAND
n Benton, Port Caddo Albany Shreveport Grant
uss Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandria and all nterme
dae landings superior passenger steamer ST. Charlcs
Applegate master will leave as ABOVE For freight or passage
Ntsr1 III - LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
PSThe ST. Charles will take freg for Fort Towson and
Upper Red River with privilege Of reshppng; . ~
her account unless by order from the captain OF
= SAMI, APPI,EGATE,
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

viii leave on THURSDAY. 18th inst q. o'clock F. u.
FOR RTEENESSEER RIYER-THE
lGaHIsT entirely and splendid steamer Cherokee,
5@s4a James Irwin, master, will leave as above for
Easpo Florence and Tuscumbia For freight passage,
having very superior accommodations apply board or to
T.. SNAPP il Co, 81 Front street.
The Cherokee freight for Napoleon, Memphis Helena
Hickman New Madrid Cairo, Paducah Nashville and all way
landings ais
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% A. PORT HUDSON AND WAITER

". PORT HUDSON AND WATER.
f7MMfES p LOO PACKET New Latona, Emile Gross,
5ss master, having been thoroughly overheuled and
repaired newly painted will her trips in the above
trade leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY O'Clock A NJ,
and every MONDAY, at o'clock P. NJ. -... r
nThe Iaona will be ready take freight every Monday
and Thursday for all landings Coast Donaldson Bayou
Goua Paquemne Baton Rouge Iobdels Store Port Hud-
freight passage having superior accommodatons apply
on board. $50 'E o25 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

Mr. Neafie, the tragedian, is playing in Buffalo.
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V Err RMILLIoN.s

viii leave on SATURDAY, 18th inst. at u O'clock NJ
IT, FOR BAYOU VERMILLTON-The
p steamer Frank Keeling, A. Grant Jr.,
lssssa master. will leave above for Bayou Fermlion
and all Intermediate landings For freight passage apply
board. al6
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E+ANNp yVATSRANTS.-~HI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
il paid r Land Warrants Also, all kinds Of Uncurren
Bank Notes Coin, Bullion and Exchange, purchased by
' ' H. B. MERR ELL Eco.
n3 dSWly No. q Camp street, corner of Common.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAYINGS
W INSTITUTION.-Oic No. 81 Camp street-Incorpora-
ted under Act Of the Legislature, 18th March 1856
The Office the Institution will be for the reception Of
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from O'clock
Deposits Of One Dollar and upwards will be received;
The employment of the funds is strictly limited by the Act OF
Incorporation the Public Debts of the United State OF the
State Of Louisiana and of the City Of New Orleans.
upon mortgage of unencumbered and unlmproved Real
Estate within limits of the city Of New Orleans not exceed
ing 80 per cent. of the appraised cash value.
upoa pledge the of the Incorporated Banks in
New Orleans exceeding 80 cent of the market value
Ali Interest or Profit derived the employment of the
funds to distributed seiannualy the Depositor
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow OF the funds
or receive any pay emolument whatever.
Certificates deposits having interest at rate to be agreed
upon will issued for not less than $1,000 deposited for
specified time. n-u,
George Eusts 4. ID: Kelly, MHnam YogeiI
W. N. Mercer, Geo. Urquhart Z. D. sumner,
G. @. Duncan, A. Heine, George Jonas,
Wilhelmus Bogart, p N Wood, Ihos A. Gark,
th0S' a AoAN''' W. n MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY,
VIM VOGEL Vice Presidents.
R. B. SUMNER,
Du D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
EBCopes of the Act Of Incorporation and Bylaws can
| he obained 81 the Office a25Iy
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will leave FRIDAY. 18th inst, at O'Clock. P. NJ
r. =, FOR JEFFERSON, sNITHLAfD,
fMEl6 Benton Port Caddo Albany, Shreveport Grand
dssa Bayou, Grand Ecore, Alexandria, and all inter
mediate landings The superior passenger steamer
Crump master will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board, or to az . :. T. =
apI7 LEWIS SNAPP q CO., III Front street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-17

If Will leave on THURSDAY 18th inst, at o'clock P. NJ
! Hs%s FOE LAKE BISnEGNEAU! THE
Gne fast running passenger steamer Caddo No.
Bisteneau Mnden Bayou Grand Ecore Capte,
Alexandria and all intermediate landings For freight
= aIi iff' ~ ~ ysp p - y n H. SMITH 12 New Iayee
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B A L T I'M O R E

.kER FOR BALTINIORE,,REGuLAE LINE
Gage master. hayng large portion her cargo
gagged will have immediate dispatch For balance Of freight
as GEO. W. HYNsON & CO.. 81 Camp street
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Will leave SATURDAY 18th inst ct O'clock M
s. steamer sydonia, Hiram WILSON master,
Grand bayou Canpte Grand Ecere st Maurice and
intermediate landings For freight passage apply
or to ag..r 49, - - r
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I9 9. . F.1B9oAESDf 9.a 90 OF ,s5s RiKGSr9ks G5cef
Bier sns1ery T1sasuTSf om
eeHarper illingham, Gardner sph Ipther @ Honsz ci FL
SextonNDaneI Merritt. MISUNDERSTANDING Lewis W. 9. VIII
san Geo Seymour, H. Goldman, g. B. Bowdtch, j. r. war
uer H Cssaiede, s. Boullemet - = .y
~ Vaults IN " ODD FELLOWS REST" may be pro-
cnTea by APPLYING NJ CORRY ut Sickles Co.'s, IS Ca
nal srest nj D FELT STETSON'S 81 Camp street; to a
Odd Fellows' Hail. corner Camp and Lafayette streets.
he nce 10 members Of Sockholdng Lodges will be $40
vault; to ali others, $50 per vault
n Information relative to the purchase OF o can Dc hao
on application to the Secretary; w. ,. y :, ~.
IN NORTH CUI,LONI. .ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,W WILL
Ia attend to professional business in st Landry and
Avoyeles may be entrusted to his care Once at oP
LOUSAS, La. ~ ~
Olivier ESQ Thos D. Miller commission meIete IT. Chas B.
NJ, 0rlsans % : = zs3- 81" m26
GAS. GAS. GAS, GAS-THE SUBSCRIBER HAV.
" ing obtained the requisite permission from the Gas Com
pany begs that he prepared to furnish and
but np GAS FIXTURES in the mosk approved STYLE and a
moderate rates. -
No. 2l4 St. Charles street. VI
/ du ly .,.r. Y..N u. TGVtLu'
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UppER MIssIssIppI.s
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave FRIDAY 18th inst, at S o'clock P. n.
H-. REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK.
talELss ET-For Memphis, Helena Napoleon. Green
Sss@zSs Vile and all landings in the Bends-The new
regular passenger packet II. p Leathers, C. p
Bennett MASTER will leave above For freight passage
"ra6 al6 W JOHN E. HYDE L CO. 6s Poydras street.
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6- us. NAIL-FoR MANDEvILLE. LEW
AsE = sburg, Covngon and Abita Sprngs-The fine
Esssa44a Virginia Pearl, Captain J. W.
Hoffman, will hereafter leave follows for the above and inter
mediate landings, viz .'..,. w.
Ekos o,dsT FROM covxeroE
Wednesday, NJ. Tuesday! -61 A. NJ
Friday. N. cars Thursday .6l A
Saturday.. h. carslSaturday a III
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4 PHIL ADEL HIA.

SSR FOR PEIILADELPEHIA- : REGULAR
&R4,nig symmes master having large portion Of her
cargo engaged will have quick dispatch For balance Of
all GEO. W. HYNSoN& & CO., 80 Camp st.
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T viii leave THURSDAY the 17th inst. O'Clock, p M
= FY~zo j, vi FOR LAKE RlSEENEAU.-THE
E fine fast running packet steamer Cad
leave above sndcn Grand Bayou Grand Ecore capte
Alexandria, Gortos Landing, and all intermediate landings
For freghs passage Apply on en sgspd Or e
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-01

The RIFLE CoMPANY.-Their visit to Raleigh
The Portsmouth Rifle Company, under, Capt W.
j. Richardson, after visit for several days to the
city of Raleigh returned Tuesday evening by the
Express train, and were met at the depot by de-
tachment of the National Greys. The Portsmouth
Transcript speaks thus of their visit
The Rifemen are perfectly enamoured with their
visit. On the upward trip, they were met at Wei
dol by a committee of the Oak City Guards, who
accompanied them to Raleigh, where they were wei
coined, on behalf of their North Carolina friends,
by Col. Manley. We have no note of proceedings,
but learn that they were invited to the Governor
house, who addressed and entertained them, as did
also the Mayor of Raleigh and the Hon. L. OBJ.
Branch indeed, the courtesies extended the Rife
Company were in harmony with and fully sustained
the character of the Old North State. The Oak
City Guards-who evidently know we'll how to well
come friends and repulse besides their profnse
attentions, had prepared silver goblet suitably
inscribed, for presentation to the Rifemen, which,
at their target firing, was won by Private Elijah
Milteer.
We trust that these courtesies are an earnest of
the union of feeling and interest which will in the
future in the past distinguish the intercourse Of
the people Of both States. Certain it is that such
meetings the just passed will tend to that end
Norfolk american
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-11-01

PLAIN WORDS TO THE FILLMORE MEN OF TIE SOUTH.
If we are to believe the Fillmore men of the South,
that they are as heartily opposed 10 John c. Ere
mont and to Abotionism. as we of the Democratic
party, they will rejoice if they are honest over the
rebuke administered to this man Fremont, and his
hackers, in Pennsylvania, on the 14th October If
they do not rejoice, then they are very little bet
ter off than those who greve over it in this city.
At any rate they will be compelled to acknowledge
two things, because they are patent and PROMINENT
facts. They will be compelled to acknowledge that
the party which bruised the head Of the serpent
Abolitionism, in Pennsylvania, was the Democratic
party and they will also be compelled to see that the
party which assisted John c. Fremonts State ticket
in Pennsylvania, was the so-called Fillmore party
If there is an honest Southern man favorable to
Fillmore he will see in this state of facts where his
duty lies and will give up the pretence Of support,
ing Fillmore, and the reality of assisting Fremont at
the same time, and come out for James Buchanan
like man. He will see that it is folly for any man
now to deny that the Fremont and Fillmore leaders
in Pennsylvania have co-operated in favor Of the
Abolition State ticket and that he can no longer as
socia:e with those who constantly endeavorng to
PROSTATE him and the institutions of his people,
Pennsylvania.