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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

When two women appeared before
King Solomon, each claiming the same
child, he called for a sword. and said;
divide the child in two, and give half
to the one and half to the other" The
true mother then spake, and said: "Give
her the child and in no wise s!ay it," But
the other said: Let it be neither mine
nor thine, but divide it." The king thus
discovered the true mother, and said:
give her the child: ard in no wise slay
it; she is the mother thereof" And all
Israel heard Of the judgment which tho
king had judged, and they feared the
king, for they saw that the wisdom O.
God was iu him to DO judgment.
The above passage is applied to the
two houses of Congress. One has the
Union by the head, the other by tho
heels each declares it will hold on. If
tLey do, and separate, neither yielding,
they will give the Union, which they
profess to love, jerk which may tea:
it asunder.
Now, which will act the part of a true
mother! The elements OF contention
now rage either below or above princl-
pie. They are personal and party pride
on one side, and patriotism on the 9TH
er. Which house will, by an exert'on
of the latter, show itsel! the true freud
of the Union!
The judgmen. Of the People upon the
issue will doubtless be as righteous "a
was that of Solomon; and all politicians
who persist in serving the ch'!d may
like all Israel, stand in fear Of tho King
Nat. Intelligencer.
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yxtryrivE { .NMIITTr.

The GREAT MAy ElOurtNT.--Nc be
i.y. ne one can honestly douu: that, 0 IT
NJ. Webster, the underwriting friend Ct
III. Cou>t,ui. and IT," ln;"n. were
ncw n,i,r. h.o Jews v"u i be a> Gear
= tIre y. against tHi> t'r,ru> nest Of
k,rubi.o.us, and th;t he "uui4 be Tie
..b.r>t and Wame.t supp .rt"r OF Mi
!uI Fillmore, beca',>e M1.url Fillmore
ike himself. knows "np North, no
South, no last, no West.'- BOsto"
Courier.
OF course !e would he, The very
Granite hills would re echo the sound OF
his great voice laundering in the ears OF
hi, cuuntrymon, calling them to sense
Of their danger, to t"'cgo and :orget
their wrarcIn-s and t" cor" up as one
man to the support Of The National can,
Ijdatc, with whom he himself breasted
the storm of scctionalism and brought
ucace and safety out Of llscord aid dan
rcr. Would that we could hear thai
voice again.
Mr.. WEBSTER, after retiring from the
Cabinet, said this Of Mr.. FILLMORE:
wish to say, with emphasis, that
since my connection with h'm IN the
leading affairs Of the Government OF the
United States, | have fully concurreo
with him in all his great and leading
-..a.,,., X X 4 A II these
principles are my principles; anil i 1t
IS mrong in them, I an, and ARRAYS shat
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

ton, but let it be borne in mind it Is tho
luvyuoge Of General Jackson, the father
Of the modern Democratic par:y-not
the language of a partizan opponent.
This significant truth induces US to for
bear fu, ther comment for the present.
With Gen. jackson and Maj Lewis
On the stand as witnesses, and their evl
,icuce down in black and white, We can
afford to stop.
The genuiueuess of the letter from
Gen. jackson is certified 20 by the fol-
loving prominent and wel'~known cItl-
zens Of Nashville, Tennessee, as follows,
which leaves not the slig ghtest doubt rs
to its au thenticity:
The undersigned have examined a
letter in the possession Of Allen A. Hall,
ESQ.,, Of which the above is true, cor
rect, and exact copy. They are acquain-
ted with the hand writing Of Gen. An
drew Jackson, and hereby certify that
every part of said letter is in his hand
writing, to the best of their knowledge
and belief.
S. y. MORGAN,
"Asul>GToS BARROW,
G.. NJ. FoGG,
Edwin H. E"ISo,
JouS S. DHIES,
JoHS TKlMDLE.
Nashville Aug. II, 1856.
Old L:ne jackson Democrats and Old
Line Clay WIIiy~ what do you now think
Of the Hon. James Buchanan
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

TIE FILLMORE CELEBnATIoS IN CIS-
c1SSAr1.-FVV TAousand People ~
Couucil.--Ihe Ohio, Kentucky aud In
diana grand Fillmore and Done.son
Council met on the levee Of the Ohio
river at Cincinnati and the towns oppo~
site on the 9th uI, This affair is spo-
ken Of as having been the greatest po-
ltical demonstration ever got ur in the
West. Over fifty Thousand people were
present A wire was stretched across the
river with flag suspended on it, on
which was the word "Unon," encom-
passed by thirty one States. During
the meeting, steamer having on board
sixteen ladies, representing the Northern
States, started from the Ohio shore
simultaneously another started from the
Kentucky shore, having on board fifteen
'alies, representing the Southern States.
These boats met IN the middle OF the
river and were lashed together and pro-
ceeded up the river, both having the
Union flag proudly flying.
During the afternoon, there was a
procession formed, which marched
through Cincinnati !; it was over mile
in length. At night there was another
meeting on the banks Of the river on
both sides, and speakers addressed the
multitude from several stands. Tho
whole proceedings were wound up Iy
a grand torch~light procession, WHICH
-excelled anything Of the kind ever seen
west Of the Allegllanics.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13

~Don't forget the barbecue on tho
goth instant, in the Parish o! "est
Baton Rouge.
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Parish Con, nllttccs OF the American Party

Al roru,r meeting Of tn" Amer can party OF this
rar.h rel! 1n the y iav August the 70 lowing nh m
"i gentlemen ario atcd upon the several com
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-13
TNE SUGAR PLANTER,
oup,1suyD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
HENRY j. HYAMS,
Editor& Proprietor.

omce near tho Court ho""r'
VEST B .lT 0 Y Il u [ Il Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
HOTSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The Special Correspondent of The L0udon Times
thus describes the appearance of the House Of Rep
reseI tstives st Washington
The appearance OF the Hall during evening sitting
is tnir Of contrast to its morning aspect Ihea
The places filed and as nearly every member Is
reaGrg writing letters, snd receiving or sending OF
c,rresI ODder It IL busy scene, active that II Is
difficult at frst to suppose It delberatlve assembly,
with which We sssOc ate certain cea of quieude, of
listening OF appearing to istep even if the spesksr is
affecting bis bearers with table of statistics. In this
manner there H. With u.s. great sacrifice of time to
courtesy ard externals by the American system thst
time ie turned 10 account an immense mass OF cor
respondence dispoed Of during sitting every desk
il covered with books ano papers, and corps OF pages
yourg MeIc1nes IN short a,ksts, are IN aten-
dai ce 10 biing N convey out a. comnun catl0ns;
they are summoned by clsppng the hands in the
Oriental usnrer and are thus KEEP! in pretty constant
motion The members do not quit their seats 10 hand
III notices amendments TO the clerk, they are too
bury There il such al sir Of occupation beyond the
butes Of the State ha. the characteristics of pub
lie Office ard legislature seem ueary equally ended
The Interior OF lsrge bank in fu viy, the clerks
abs bed IL their leoges and css bier on hs egs, ad-
dressing the manager on come detected irTegulaiity
tia, must be set tight before going further. would pre-
seni meth bDg of the appearatce ce Of the House III
uornirg sitting, when member Is speaking on point
Of ,rI,r The sculpture marble pillars, circular GAL
ere crimto draper,s ard the seats for tae sd es,
must be &C cded To bring the Illustration little nearer
the realty. But Il Il the indca ions of sctve busi-
hess and the facilities provided for it, predominste.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H. 1855

.... us .nvv ef tLe world Therefore philanthropy
has ried 10 obtain ss much possible; and 10 spite
Of the arsuments of Mr. Marcy, we think there isa
gre at difference between the mo'snty Vi Dit 80, .b
snd the capture by shps Of war alone. NO oouoL 20.
CAPTAIN and crew Of ship Of war are TO some ext 'n
encoursged by 8 hope Of prize money Dut IL nu's
Re allowed that officers educated 10 hign sense VI
touor, and looking for their reward 10 lePu'a'Vn .
ard a good standing with their profession ana tne
public are likely to cany out the sytem oil capture 10
yery oferept spirit from mere adventures united
only by thirst cf gain The crew of Government
vessel i subjecte to severe dsciPine IL caP'au
obliged 70 furnish strht account OF al his poceec
res Very ciferent i. the cese OF the prvatteT the
crew are ceueraly the most wild and ruthless OF pro-
fssor which is apt 70 encourage di-Ieg.ro ol u re-
s,rant; they 60 anywhere aud 90 abythit WE Ht'e
ouertiorire from their own Government. Their re,
spousibiy is leessned by theu very obscuiity, ana
eerersly IL .uch that nothing short OF actus atrocities
could lower them in the opinion OF thef ieuo"s. ln
fact prvate.rpg IL too apt 10 dtgenerae mo paoy'
The captain Of such vessel Will take every alvah-
,sce without pity or remorse while an oihcer OF tns
regusr navy is hardly likely to stretch nights 10 the
u,mo. arc tmbitter the contest by cruelty ana rapacy.
So fsr then the European Powers were Justne9 IN
proposing TIE abolition OF prvateering, even tney
v, bt DO further. But they are ssked to go iur
tier. The American Government accepts their propo-
ston, but eenerslizes the principle. - says Mr.
Nancy, in effect, you WILL aooish sIosetneI .ne u.
"of capturing pnvste property prvateeriog ends as
"auai;er OF course; but, if you re,ain this nght, we
"yll not consent limit the exercse OF 1t TO any Class
"of yesses" Fir ally The American Secretary moves
bic en- eroinert To the words, Pr' ateerng is and
"ren ains abolished" he proposes to add, T." ana the
private property Of the suhec,s Or ctzrns OF Del,
"fgerert on the high seas shall be exempted from
SEINE by public armed vessels OF tbe other oehger
"ent except it be contrabsud." Thus for the first
time most important principle is proposed fer the
scoption Of the civilized world being nonrg e's thsn
the extension TO maritime trade OF absolute mmuaity
fiom acts of warfare. Il is now g question for tho
family Of nstors whether they will decide that cargo
of sugar on the Alsntc is sacred as the same srIl
Gle when stored in the warehouses OF captured ses-
port. Il il evident that if the proposition OF the
trited States be adopted modem warfare vii be en-
tir.ly revoutionzed. TIE subject is OF the highest
Importance and will, 10 doubt, be discussed with
carr restness and good faith.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament is farther pror gued until the 18th
November. There s political news.
Tie hull OF the .hip Constitution, which was last
year burned and sunk in the Mercy has been raised
and taken into the Sardon grazing dock al Liverpool
Our Liverpool corrtsp-rdent had received the fol-
loving oi,patca relative TO the Mediterranean subna
rlIe cable:
"NEARG.I1ra, Saturday. l6.-Arrived here safe
"; cable ard uncs;ion perfect have ps.sed the
er.stest dep'h 90 e.t nothing .niDg hence 10
com. beyoid $50 'Gihoms. Strong cuneuts and f. :
csrred us so far out Of lee side, tts
RI, 40 Of reaching Galrs Yesterday morning q, {
ocotk we arrived there only az b, evening. O'ders
lave air. adv been given for sufficient length of "a
bic 10 cary ont he line to Bols within one month
from this cay. l,iguedl BRETT.
TIE Lonsos Times of the 2l't mas a Iesdng ar icle
aptrovlrg Of M Mscys r.ssoLing Oa the suojec. of
pnvs'etnDg.
Ihe Lcndorers dinner to the G1sr;s is 10 be gwen
in the Surry Gardens the 25th Oi August. Al ni--
zion to zee the heroes feed 2s Cd The subscription
to nav for Their piov.ude: amounts to about 400.
4 ltt,er from Limerick ssys that tie wages Of ear
v,si abofeis there is l6 per dem with board. Most
Of ;he sboreIs are from the west o. Clare, Galway
arc K,rry aid Ii said they are unusualy well clad
this :, ason-ir fsc', rags are AL 'xcepiiou.
A s,stue If espg;on viii be ipaagura,ed 81 MAJ
clrefer on the JOtb
Dr. Buckla1d the geo'ogist died a. Clsphsm on
Aug IA. His nlDd vas der,rged foT the last s1 or
seven y.aIr oi bis life.
Accounts rom TIE rep plantation continue favor
The Oreen of Dude. mother Of the deposed mon-
arch has reached Southampton, WITH large saite.
She com.s to Englsld 10 make complaint against tie
Esst In Gia Ctulsiy.
It,a,sio tha- Acn isal Stewart III succeed Admiral
LYONS in ,onnsno If the Mediterranean feet ami
,bnt Aomiral FIttpaLie viii suCceed AImlrs. Eau
Shave ol the West Inola s'a'iou.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
ITALY.
RrMORED ULTIMATUM TO NAPLES.

RUMORED ULTIMATUN To NAPLES.
letter from Naples oated the 9th, and received at
Pals but which it may be well to receive with doubt,
asserts that France and England have Addressed an
utimatum to the Nespoitan Government, and that in
tie event of refusal to comply With thor demands,
II ell representatives nme distey TO quit Nap ~.
The demands are stated 10 compr-e general amnesty
and adu pisrative an judicial reforms. The King of
Naples IT, farther reported to have consented to some
of the required concessions but Lot TO an extent TO
satisfy the esentstives Of France and England,
wio have referred the matter to their Conrs.
German psper ssys that the Austrian Government
has C, nSrmed Baron llubners mission TO Naples, and
lac sent him further Instructions
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
TILE HARVEST In FRANCE.

In The Departments noIth OF The L)ire the hAys-
has been completed in most delightful weather; never
could groin have been better dred. All soooars
sgree IL stating that in the most productive Dep.r.
nients in France the sheaves excessively sbuScsr
ard although the ears 90 not yield 50 much a, ngLt
have been hoped for, yet the produce, per kec'sr.
will be good. Thus, N all thai pat Of Fratcs wAsa
extercs from tie banks Of the Leire to the Belgn
hontier between two lints-one starting from S,l,s
ss far a, Dunkirk, and the other. a. the bird fie,
from ORLEANS TO youziers and the frontier Of Ln1er
bourg-it s calculated hst on an average the prot1s
in .heaves will exceed tbst Of a:t year by sbou, 80
TO goo per hectare. The imports s: Msrseos are nos
more considerable than they were sst year ard tie
south nav reacIly draw from that port enough :,
make up Tor any defici ncy in its production.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

you IN public, feel i. duty TO nyntary reputation
TO make some remarks.
"On your arrival at Ksrs in the Autumn Of 1854 you
rel eyeo me IN m the Outpost duties viii n bad been
ntrusted 10 me with the Irregular Corps during nine
MOI tbs witi, ut the ntermsslon OF single day, and
in Ebich my strength and constitution had necessarily
suff,r.d severely You psced me, al my request, in
connspd Of oivisi, Of The amy, and you supported
the eXerce of my authority IN thu. position With all
the weight OF an influence such other European
officer ever enjoyed in this country Az length, when
tie word cure ndeI va uttered for the first 4 ne,
You enabled NE TO leave the belesguered garson on
grvnud. personal TO nysef. For sl this my sckno~l-
.cemen.s are due, and far DO it from to withhold
them
Now, however new aspect ia given to eur mu-
tusl restions by one Of your published speeches If
correctly ported. Alter mentioning COL Lake, An
eDgue.r Of great merit, the amentee Cspt. Thomp-
sou, whose prtmstore demise Is by me as by s re.
GREETED, tie Young Major Teesdsle, whose vsor and
coolDess give the Der; promfe Mr.. Churchill, gem
utmsn VITO coub,less rendered you mportin service
ID biz fdnctoIs Of secretary snc tina " Dr. IA ld-
WITH an able and irdefstga gable ohy s'can-sfte be.
slowing on s these, ray, t. well deserved uleed OF
pralse, you Introduce my name as II hafOrgot en-,
and a. il Of one who had contributed but little u the
,veLts of the CampaS ns Under these crcu instances
can 0 lorger keep rience vi hout osng my self
rep. CT; and find myself, though most unwl ngly
coDsrsin to call upon you, with all due difference,
to complete the ,t,tene1t of facts which nave ap-
pesrtc, al more especially these concerning the os-
lie e tie goth of Se penber, 1852 in viii n the psrt
taken by vi no coubt, On reconsideration, appear
10 you, a. il doe- to me- ppeIfecty reported
If have hot taken this couise sooner II IL also
partly becsuseon perusDg your Oil pstche. IN he blue
book reg srced them the reports OF British Com
missioner rnng bis OWL services ano those OF the
Bntsh officers, with which no business Of mine
to ln reie Bat only from another of your pubic
speectes n which you talk Of tue Turkish troops oelng
unoer you. cOmmaI d. ths. earn that these reports
an be taken a. tbose of the Commander in Chief of
the amy Of KaIs. A such, hold that a1 officer
serving that army, although not having the honorto
be Bit 81 officer, has an il Icont7Oyertl5e night TO
come orwsrd and require that al chief questions IN
item should be placed distinct aud accurate foot
ing ave the honor TO remain, Sir,
"Your obedert humble servant,
"GEORGE KMkTY, iste HUNGARIAN General.
ITO Major. GeI Sir WILLIAM 4. WILLIAMS, Bart, 81 p
< c. b Ac London
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
A list RECLAMATION.

The following letter tas been addressed by Gen.
Kme,ty TO Gen Williams, who, in England q, least,
has carried of al The glory of the corques, of K4rs
Our readers will remember tha, The TRIBUNE ha.s
always done Justice to the gallant Hungarian;
"BEIKos, Aug !.
'SIR: No one can better spprecisfe han my-elf the
services which you reIcerec 81 E'zeoum az Kars.
"As lorg a. ibose s.rvces sshed forth The psudits
Of yonr county without alusion 70 the services shch
il war in ny Iower 20 IepoeI duuug the same caul-
psierr, fet 10 row espotd 10 break sle reserve
which il hobtual TO such subjects. But uoS
tls, zee BY As newspapers ny lame alluded to by
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Imperstrice Epgenie, OF 900, were lsunched IN u.
l5'b; the former at Cherbourg, and the later ~ y
Touon.
The three camps established in tho department otu.
Var, fer the reception Of troops arriving from the R.
were broken up on the 10th
II IL said the Emperor OF Russia gave bis as.4,, :.
the title Of Duke Of the Ms,kof, bestowed 90 NJ
sbsl PeIssier.
Horace vernet IL psinting "The Capture Of Il,
Malakoff" for the Frercb Government.
Tunisisn sbip-os-war has arrived At h.reC,s
with the present Of cradle to The Imperia Price.
A Psris letter slu6es 10 some earnest discos.,,
that have been held recently in the Iupsria suly !.
10 the title 10 be settled the son and grsnds -
of the irst marriage which Prince jerome oonrss.i
in America. The right to bearthe name OF Boasp.rs
ia fully conceded TO them lode ed they refused 10 VI.
apy other, and particularly objected 70 The a- Il
Prices Of Montiord, which had hitherto beiOrge. q
that branch of the family.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

PARK the Enance Depsr.ment has settled and op'
tsiI ed the control Of % e0s 3s9 ~ leaving -" e.
sancirp balance Of 81. .3O3 037 80 I1ls sun 1 'uo
IN ird,yiSpals for sws,ds Provision has been ms1e
for the payment of interest the stocK auu w
al the unsettled awards. at per cen. ,,oui ot
February 10 the let Of August Anu anu. % t ~; 49,
s62 600 is added to the tax levy Vi '''' ''' Wilt f
pose , A.. c;tv on lo,s IN .he
Central Park $40 99i, forms h'lon VI '1e sluhns
fpnd for the pay mept OF the previous cry 9eoti auu
go ,hese mori rages cannot be cancel e1 lhont
n,ny;dng an equivalent for the sink ng flnd ms IL
dors in he 18th section of the ordh1nce betpr. re-
fer,ed 10 and IN due time an tqusi auolnt OF nVe per
c1,t tcck will b. - ned for these FIX per cent mort
oeye. 20 be held by the Commls lonen oil the Sinking
En1d This matter, however, viii not be closed A.
n,,,ent AZ il may be deemed advisable in the ar
,sro,men, rtce.sary for paying awards, to pay tue
sii kirg fund in stock which does not extend beyond
,Le u.riod fixed for the payment of the old de VI.
TIE sum of s39G ,3j4 IS, awarded 70 the city for
CONN on lands unsoo, and lying within the limits of
the Park, may probsb be con-dered a. having been
go smart by The act Of The Legislature and the concur
renee of The Common Council for a public purpose,
and this puoic use may be regarded a. q rem1nerG-
ten te the Mayor, Aldermen aud COmmonal for he
land thus taken. The sinking fund ordinance of lsi
embraces The net proceeds Of al tales of real
I" "estste, phen Sold"
A. the whole Park is specially pledged for the pay
meIt OF the debt created for the acquisition of tue
land, this debt is to be blended with the other
stock debt Of the city, no exception il i supposed can
Dt 'dhtl 10 tnt ulsstl)n OF tne sWaf1 10 the cl'y
In making provision for loan to psy-f the balance
of the Park Debt, 81 ,3O3o o37 80, must NO, lose
sight of the fact that the asersments for benefits
account Of the Park are pie eed for the rded ption,
at tie end of three year, Of the six per cent stock
issued to the amount Of s 100000. The sum already
paid into the Treasury on account Of these assess
menfs aid used III tie settlement of awards s497 OH
II II thus cen that 70 the exten, OF these payments on
asset sm nfs, have had the advantage IN settling
awsrds OF double the provided; that IL, We have
q useo of he NM s.et 10 -
the stock psued to antic pate this very sum. II the
FIVE per cent loan had been taken the Issue of slx per
cent stock in aniic'p ,tiOn Of the collection of as-
sessments insight have been graduated by the coIec
tons made but the pressing demands Of those having
awards compelled the Controller TO use all the aysa-
bic means within his reach belonging to the Park
Fund.
The outstanding warrants issued by the Finance
Department on account Of "streeis opening AMI
handed over to the Street Department, amount to
sbout thousand in number, ranging troB one dol
lar up to five thousand. Respectfully subuitted,
A. c. FLAGG, Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
FRANCE

Tie .HoHtteur announces the arrival OF the Euperor
Empress, and Imperial Prince at Bsrritz; Also Prince
Je'om.s departure for Hsvre; and the distppuisLsd
burg; Prince Murat has gone TO Chsmbe rrv in ssvnn
Ttei. report that Prince Pene Boz sparte. for.
merly member Cf the Mountain in the National
Aistmoly and who has Of late lived in Algeria l. the
csndid.'e Who claims the Emperor Napoleon urges
AID WsIacba r''A-'' VI --''N"'
The stssn-higates Iupe.uess, 400 horse.pov and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
SPAIN.

From Spain we have but little news. Madrid Jour.
ras are 10 the 10TH The Gazette contains an order
that Ildian corn barley and rye 10 be considered
a. compiised in the decree permitting the importation
of wheat and -four. The permanent depuis loo OF the
grauGees of Spain had resolved IN consequences OF tbs
cesIress of food 10 call the wealthler elassee ot
society 10 organize the sale of fooc in all the markets
The Espaaa mentions that Csrlist chief named Viz
Ia ain had been killed coulter With the Queens
troops but il does not say where.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
BELGIUM.

Sunday the 18th WAS CAV Of festyiiy in Antwerp.
The citizens resolved TO celebrate the :wsn'y five years
of .. sceful reign of the King and the King him
r.lf ioit cd in the celebration, the proceeo ngs
uprsusfy lively. There were procession-, ilumlna-
,ons, ard religious observances, upon great scse,
ard the roy el family were everywhere seeeved vita
enthuslaSm.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Tota..s t87Ol6 Of e2 5 ~ 81 3557 81 t62"7k ls
STATEMENT NO. and Expenditures on TH.f
and Spse0i Aceounts from J~y 1853, 10 Juv |, 100