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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02
EXPORTS.

LINERPOOI.-Ship Thos Joherson--'lM BALES cotton.
LIVERPOOI-Ship Rapahannock-Jl96 bales COTTON, oolo
bbls flour 2l95 sacks Wheat, 1860 slaves.
BARCELONA-Sh Jovan Evira-l35 bales cotton 349-
bbls tnur 1000 slaves.
HAHCFLOSA-Ship Paz-1i3j bales cotton, 1900 shTes
HINTS MLIIS-Schr West Flordai0l bbls tiour ~ 90
whisky % do pork 10 hhds bacon 40 sacks coffee 10Y sacKS
corn 50 soap bbls sugar hhdS coai.V ooi' il "
kegs nails. 10 do lard, and sunlrics.
RRAzOs SANTIAGO--Sclr Sea Drft30o bbls -four 80 do
whisky $50 sacks ooe2 5G dmohs 81 bb loltocS oo 20
rosn 50 do sugar, 100 kegs POWDER SID pkgS 1nuae'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. star-7V9 bales cotton, 50 Obs mo-
laSSeS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02
ARRIVED.

Steamship Atlantic Smith from raxos Santiago via Galveston
to Harris, Morgan &co,-l,t district - s. y,., u.;uo
Ship Chas Davenport new Kelly IL days from be'h a'ne
to master-lst district 30. -,
Ship Paterson H Liverpool October Sd, to msstertt
Ship hss ssSs Nelson from Hyers France Oct 5h to
Point. a.-,
to master-Point
Bark Atlas Davis Is days Boston, Fosdick eco
Bare unaa nrinkwaer, 70 days from Portland haine to
schr Jeff Davis Horton two days from Mobile to master
Basin II,
sehr Telegraph Baker two days Mobile to n"scr-Ba
schr Dora Boshch days Pensacola to Pooley Sc0
schr son.horncr, Franko, from Bay St 1ouis-B"sin
scnr Albatross Black from Bioxi-lS's'n, u,o p,s;,
Schr sarah Baden, luke from Bonlonca-Basin.
Schr Amelia, White, from BoxI-bssn: l N. p..fn
schr hnp slcCujnn Earl from Madisonylle
schr Covng:on, Chasen. from Bloxi-lsasin,
sci,r schr Yankee Gal Iermyn, from Bilox-Basn
schr Star Parker from BiloS-Basm.
| Schr Lerlan Iiannon, from BilnNi-Basin
schr Enterprise, McNar from sssasonnIEnsn1
Schr Democrat. Duncan, from SprinGteli-iiaaln
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess, Holmes, from Vickabure.
Uncle sam Miller from st Louis.
John Smonds, Church, tr9p Memphis
John s:raicr Porterfeld, from lmoo City
California, nntchnss, from Mobile
| Cora No :, MosOy, from Memphis
civ Of SuoxVie TerrsIolrn, from Donaldsonvie
| Lucy Robinson, Mueon from Cairo.
Alge1i!a --- -,, from rom, l;9asyi,ls;; ,s;,s!
| Oregon Myers, from Mobile.
Maria De1.ing. Carrel from st Louis.
! bayou Belle Walker, from Trenton.
Torhost Phoenix Crowe from the down an(
and TO sea 10Th ult ships Thaata and Marat!Gr-oroush
up ships Patterson Sheffield aud Sir Charles Napier
Towlo.t Defiance Habury, from the Passetowed down am
to sea 21th ult ship Valparaiso and brig lnce-brough
up ship Chas Davenport and b"rks Atlas and J"na'"'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02
MEMORANDA.

n The officers the Bayou Belle, report Ie!'
Trenton eth ult Three Monroe b" two ana
half feet on Fenncrs Bar and eighteen teet on taoa so"
Heavr rain, had fallen and the river rising
n> The officers Of the steamer Gen Pike, from CINCINNATI
t nirtv two inches wafer in the Ohio and falling. Eight
feet in the Mississippi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02
S4eu Orlea11s 5flonev A(arAst.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street.
Monday Evening, Dec l.
The week opels very langud in Money matters on the street
were negotiations Of paper to the Of $4,000
inc in March, April and May at the rate OF eight per cent
There was only one bank dscounting to-day calls on were
vond its income The offerings for tomorrow in the other
banks learn very heavy Business is eSpano' anu
it evident there sufficient bank capital meet the wants
Of the community St if the banks have more than they can
do it is gratifying that remark tina; there Is good
amount Of capital the ready for all fur to good and Al
paper 10 per cent down to cent according to the
time of maturity The banks hold large balances OF exchange
say of million of dollars thnn they did
n. the last year. This has caused rather dull day
in exchange transactions Thebanks checking over the counter
at 5ls< discount outside from 5G4 discount and
short sight within the range of table below sixty days sight
without change We heard of sales Of 10 days date bank
drafts at 3 discount and bankers drafts at 2a dis
count and other bills within the OF our figures below
There were Gl60IO Bills Of Ladng drafts taken At n. We
heard sales in Francs and give Our general table as to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02
Shining SnttlIigente.
TUESDAY, December 2, 1856.


Ship Thos Jefferson, HILL for Liverpool 3one h2gknUer oo
Ship Rapaannock Gushing, for Liverpool "h"es oc'
spa'' 'i'p o''"" 1'''i'' : "'7' " ruig & Anandnno
-,,, Chi, p.7 f,rinders for Barcelona Puig Mir eco
arE Snr Croctett for Providence l. Creevy Farwel
Schr West Florida Burns for Hunts Mills Florida
'@'' iva '' ' tioldeubow & Lesparre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

In Stocks we The sales of 100 shares Bank Of New
Orleans ut U5 6 shares auction 10 close an estate ut
1H5 and 100 shares Louisiana State Bank at lio1e Holders
yery firm and will So five Of the banks will hb making
dividends III the next five weeks.
There was mail to-day from New York. However, there
il no much lost by detention New Orleans is market by
itself The ecueraive energies of its real citizens such
sa they can sul and grow rich the regular Of
trade without outside eXtraneos influences Cotton is king
aud that willing to stake tho future welfare and pros
periy Of the Crescent City.
The rge of gold that continues TO be sent TO France
is one of phenomena in the present extraordinary movement
OF specie which attention. II had been expected
he transmission would have ceased with the termination Of its
supposed cause the Russian but such has not proved to
the Large payments account OF silk and corn are
generally suggested explanatory Of the drain of bullion now
that the but readers must by this time lie
specuAtons to the causes Of the present ecu
gres in and consumption of the pre- cious metals i'll
France the effects of the double standard allowed by her none
tarv system must never be neglected. Without attending 10 that
tbs LARGE sums Of gold She annually imports and coins would be
orher ;ne%plicahle. In the month o June returns were
liisEed by the Department OF the trade OF France
r colonies and foreign countries for the year o5 iea4
9 ls55 Expressed in pounds sterling the following the
account of the import and export OF gold during that pero
calculated in federal currency at So the pound sterling:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02
BELOW-CoM MING UP.

Steamship Francoes Arngo Gilbert from Harre via iaFS
| to j p Whitney eco and L pupassouar.
| Shin Judah Touro. MoreS, from Boston,. r,, ,
Schr c j Knudson from Brazos SGnago to soul'n"Su
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

Men NAV blush to hear what they were not
ashamed to act.
Men take less care of their conscience than their
reputation.
Moderation is commonly firm, and trmness Is
commonly successful.
More credit can be thrown down in moment than
can be built in an age.
Most men employ their first years SO as TO make
their last miserable.
Much religion, but no goodness.
Neither believe rashly, nor reject obstinately.
Neither look out far for troubles nor be entaely u'
provided for them.
Never accuse others to excuse tnysell'
Never carry a sword in your tongue to wound the
reputation Of any man.
Never do that in prosperity whereof you may re-
pent in adversely.
Never marry without love, nor love without reason
Never think of raising your reputation by detrac-
tion.
Never wade in unknown waters.
Next to nv friend Hove my enemies, Tor from them
first hear Of my faults.
Never wish thing done, but do it.
Nobody can stand in awe Of himself too much
No cross no crown.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02
gebit&u Of t9t 1f|arket5.
TUESDAY MORNING, Dec. 9,

COTTON . The demand general and unusually active
Yesterday resulting in sales Of fully 1000 bles improve
Iuet in the ldding and Ordinary grades Of s5e We aance
our figures accordingly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02
Aeto Orleairs 4ailg Grsstent,
BA Signal.

u "A Signal i
e,e ranpe leneent cee limace horrible appeiee 1t
temps [Iene ,,o +oke If.
Here's a heart, bounding wild heart-cone take III
Here afe hands impatiently strong
Heres 4 head, here s brain--come awake II
.Heres q lute that eer trembes responsive 10 sons'
ralta tis sad heart this lone heart, and press H.
Close to thy bosonHforever ;+
.7ss tre. dees,, devoted once only cafess H. n
Twill throbito thee faithful forever!
,a ute. and tone theeits long golden wlres
An ;ts music sIawake in thy heart such bright lfes
AZ stirred the soft bosom OF Ruth ,,:u;
A. th;s head, dropping head, te-weary, despalrlhs
al ay Sui tbv hands thy soft hands, oer these eyes,
And f there's virtue in prayer for the erfins "oli-
1 faring, .;u ;t wild cr;ar
oh this BRAIN this aching brain, how it struggles ana
ma6dens ..,s.,,,,,,
w How itslungess i'll gloom, deep, Internal
Rehoundihg, hopes son-again saddens'
And dreainsof alove, pure, eternal!
Here's A iealt-'tis impusive, It's living ana "aIm
II asks for a heart throbbing quick, beating bold
,Tis the last signal it hoists in e's hqrryng storm
rake III cheer it near thine, ere It's liteless ana cold
charleston llh November, 1856. iNeF'"is'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

---b, LIVINGSTON tS cos NlGARAGIA
~, fH{FE34?s ANi tALiFOESIA LETTER AND PACK
r;15tsrss$ss AGE EXPRESS. We have ma'Ir Hrr*n@e.
1ncn,s 10 establish Letter and Package Expires, leaving
New Orleans for Nicaragua sem! monthIE , ~ =
special messenger will le dispatched on the steamer Vi
the 9Th November. ,,t, ..,
Parties desire their Letters Packages &C. delivered %h
nrompIpe>s and Dispatch will End this EMPRESS TO give TIL
tire Satisfaction. - ,,,,.,., ?, ,1r .,,;
Irticrs Ia all parts of Nicaragua 2j GENTS EAti rratl
by in sd qtct Persons who 10 reside in Nv LTlehS
sending Isters government envelopes I" be tof"Tti .!
ON Express enclose the with the above Amount IL
po.tn-e &slnps, to on! HiirrSs.
our Agents in Nicaragua arE-
capt j. " StOTT Juande Norte md Castillo Rapids
DR.. Angus STUS POST Granadn;
NessrS. GERARD !, BkDTiiER, Virgin Bay;
Mr. GEO. II. BOWLEE. San ,An hcl sur, , - -
For further Information apply at ADAMS 4 Nn'9 Express
oH'>c' ~ ~ >i' LIVINGSTON < CO.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

ST IOUIssteamcr Mnra Dennins2l22 b's flour 16S ss
Keep Brd Acos aqs Mshe I.ss ssS5o a1
rS55 sOG Xe en A7'doE do H5s shsx &eS
as 30 sp5 Soepsr SSSn y a
34 Do Os hs do rd swt anne. SoE!Gs ey IeobSs mise
Rogers Mcclure &co-5 bbls eggs to 'acf-io'" . 0"''
rsowes Sceo Wmd @la nsl!Gf NSso
sSfi8@ TsSSs rez1s bos.os d 70
5ssps' E" ssss iES%Ss $ SS
lAIl"Rtfs Rsy seoI % IBIS moasss Isnxs M5
s5 s do e Shas SSs s"s ma"sss' S BIS S ss
West-4l do MarenauS &co3odo Dege5os'M M nnfvc ] 10
g. sSc q = # oSs S morssSs o e e
hhds suE.r Hal" & R%d hh. %G far E Dc En
IS ss!s S4sseS pa15y s"S Mo" ,a
sSssr. SIS 6bs moasses ~ bbs molsses
7;"s Th"s .?h' 90 SS'f" .as aSS @
%Ep1 Terssundries 10 10 bales eoto"
c d ssS bsSs osnsbrss s Donneu1des
to ordcr--lotal rs bales cotton.
nck%3n;Sn16 16 bl;v k Sfa clspS ny sn ES1S IS
aS Nsol ,ci "a b5s o do a !sId Hewitt Norton tso
Sati.4 S Ty 1ss u s H'S Sfo'
rolls leather Mann Ne SGo ynis IsoTs .nss = Gonne
S Sco DO Esat s Gnson SStS S f lard hs xs was
eoo 2 rS & Wniiretor AlowAy ScoSDdo Mckleroy
Bradtoisuudrie order-Toa lVo bales cotton 10 hno'
tobacco.
BAYOU sARA-seamer c n Jr-i3 bales cotton Roman (
Eernion-3 6akey 4 Hawknsl7 Carroll rTi,ch"l &cos to
5 Anrews Siera2O hhis sugar OO hh hbls moasseS to 4
Mltrnburger Ncoj0 dol pougheriy tco35 do ia! ko4a
Kcy too26 do John w Wat, SSO23 do " id : t"T
bhls .nou,seS lSd ht hbs moihssfs,
IorISyIILE-steaner A,erag--9oo sacks corn lot furn
tlre 10 order
Laneas2 hhs sugar Grq"t- bIls ?las
Cnzenenuo hid; sugar a li bb m9ls&seS Mont
~ hds susT l25 b1s m mossses De h Esn"a
Il ma 3 @ E Gisr HG de- ony H. sstt hss
dries ordorot 22 hhs sugar. lp0 oos no!sses lH Ii
bbls moh!sses.
cotton Il bbI, uosses 45 Ioi Chnrpee25 bbl
moases to Edward s co2 hhds sugar u ibis noss,es Il
Foley Ayssr 5s M lr.n MSisss tx Gglos l'ive Sc0' dc
CINCINNATI Steamer Gen Pike corn mills steph Alle
i BOX glass j Weavs9oc cs shoulders 70 boxes u1Ios!Hs ~
Iandis bDs Gee = If do 8" Do and po;k 70 vHGrhiss
5l5 SIX S5p EcoH &co|Io IBIS wi, Ros
j h fs sbs q 1 o P" Il de Y {, G sss sS""s M
bacon IF bs p9rk yl If nD bet {" 'reve Gfs oD
nsSS 1 y" ky 5Ser e'
n ley %so2 Ss FTsak ,i Shsw M rGG-ty o 'GNe s
@ soS oakey HAWKINS rcs enthss ba1s tres l. 7 " 4
fS Fn pcs furniture + I;teplo" ss21o, mi
blocks Il J Webster pr scales WieshaaIoi macnery
ofsss MM!s" .acSs Sr corn S sys cI
eli Icol k lard to john Hurley Sfo-+ rolS leshe
pcs hsn ltchccck AIat'ing-d b0s eggs 06s bs"s TO
,eelul!l &co--sundries to order
a M HYG 'e ISEas es e?oa ssa Ffs
FsiIo%es sH W& ur4n,"r Mjlty''lsSsr ., Afo-
il uosson Acolo hides Andrews sies"-->nn'ea 20 oE'
-Tonl i05 bales cotton,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish OF OreHls City Of New Orleans
BE remembered that the 26 March, 1876, before lie, the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and Tor the city
personally appeared Charles Briggs President nd IT, r Jan
vicr Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company OF
OreArs who being duly according TO law DO De
and say. that the above accounts are lust and true, and
orrect transcript the books OF the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. F. JANNIER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- 10Th Of Marcht
ISM c. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish OF Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to Six per cent in
teres on scrip certificates Of 1855 payable on and after me
second Monday of May and have declared scrip dV
Gcnd five per the net earned premiums OF
the ast year which certificates will be issued on anu alter
the first uy and they have reserved the balance
Of the net profits the year ending Eth March, S to meet
neul1nr but unu,liSted claims against the Company.
The Company insure against the perils OF the seas
rivers and loss and damage by tire al the current rates OIL
premium ,...
OHice in building Of Camp an Natchcz streets
A CARRIEEE, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

hnS Warren. Gilmore &tn--i5 do I"
Harris Il Levi5 Miles Adams Nco-a Payne u lMrI'oA-9 +"
NHiie. Summers Atu-lHp slaves + f"l
son Conway evou bn"S cotton LIclarieD ,Ncka Pp'
tr, IIallrlt59 hides Frank Ea,"tii" lrr IHIhsI I"
llun,lreys1O k tar krarnrylnII IS 10 3rucr-Io"
ttip 1ruLiD
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

TOBACCO, We heard Of about 100 hlds sold on private
terms.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

TlT7EF.N , -.
/ SherruNu's Cough and Worm,
Hr,hl'> I'ulnnNic Waters,
i Loou"iI'a ) rallU"nlc Waters.
HAIR PREPARE
Inyert'> WAhprnrtr ilairtil0Hf
iiarly's Tri:uphcrous,
LyntI's ka'htri'.H,
BoyIr's : Hyperion Fluid,
! phrIY,'s Hair NuviEprator,
+ ,Iuynr's iIfur Tonic.
. Van i)rJl-rn : " tnptne,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-12-02

Z 1NrTlTITTNN.-IIic Nice M. d ltNF -'Etn' lc0TplfH
ted under AGi Of tho esistturr 18th March. l>I5.
The Of the INSTITUTION Will t "N,ii l til" p0r o.
Drro,i~ every morning; ,Iuuc,yA cci you 3 ock
nri Oh Sttrr'av evenings from 5'rS s nc,r 4.
Rrrm>i'o one llulnr ami upwards will N~ rtrrrrd.
The employment OF thu funds is strictly ln;f ' rhc AC D
INCORPORATION the Public lvl, OF the E. Itr,l States o III
state I.0uisiIIt, and Of the City Of N'w Orleans.
upon mortgage o mercUmhcrrl and nui:0NrnTed fc,
Estate within the limits Of the city n New Dre!,, WVl exceed
lux 81 frt 0: the appraiser, cash value. .
L' "pnM pledge Of tie stock of the Iur0rpo5ie3 ha = "
Me- h"tHs not exceeding Gu cent Of tie thr" "ri ''Hr
All nt"rr~t or Profit derived from the tHllo HrNt :" IN
fud, 10 lie distributed seAiI.Tuaily HlN"'E III" N,fnH1"FN
No Trr" directly ndrIiy borrow Al: ut the iil!'
rrrriy- any pay tinoumr'i whatever.
tcTtirtt deposits having interest at rat" 70 T"l EFr7
uo will Nr issued sums that $H 4ppVolte'! 'FL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
EVENING SESSION.


Mr. SIMMONS -p'k. Of the various contrivsnces to
de pete TIE public treasury, and advocate reform.
Mr. CAMPBELL of Ohio loved that the Committee
rse snd pOt to the HVuse the u'iOn peuGiug to
refer O. parts If the Presidents Annual Mes
sag, to the nppivpiiate CoMmlttees.
Mr. WAt.KER obj. cte- a. the evenings had been
s.t apar for general Ceba'e, not business
NJ. c. MPBELL replied, If Mr. W rlker, who was
rec. mt convert to and acting with the A. miois
tr. tn objectre, lie lad nothing Dcre tosay IL had
n de- be in,tiOD out of repect to the Otc- of
Pr sdei than to the mSiier contained Ia the m ssage
NJ. WALKER s-ked CampbelltO PIT hls finger 90 a
sl le at vote to demonstrate his &c tmpbels re-
sptct tor the Pr. sideDt.
Mr. CAMPBELL responded that he had stated
yer, dtiDty he had respec' for the office OF Pres-
ct nj, not for the d crne of the message. He had
not tba,k God! voted to sustain the policy "f this
ADMIN is',a'i"n He was its unyield poll'ic enemy
Mr.. WALKER said he no convert 10 the Ad
minisiraiioD He did Lot cay II his late speech nor
mske ar elus on it, policy. He had confined nim
r. TO the lire Of action he should pursue NOT only ~
q southern man, but ss patriot IN ire ffer'euhii
elec,icp He bao not sunk Ito the log character ot
a u itissn, but trusted he governed by better mo-
tvte. -, =,
Mr. CAMPBELL referred to the fact that the pro-
v-i making evening Sessions for general debate ter
inmate d last week.
Mr. LEICHER, when this report wa. closed, was
addressing the Conn ittee 10 reply TO Mt. anoos
chsrp The after with having helped to increase the
expenses which had Light go earnestly iemned
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scet,. end every sp'c,ee Of employment which has
,,y ltei mae place OF Ne In humsn life The hsr
mn, 1f al The toms Of Industry lis complete aud il
the ri rary fourcse Of tie commonwealth ore W II
m,pssrr Tho subordinate aud incidental eDc'un-
Ter 30 changes bui such ~ are beet fo Themselves aud
6rf whole.
Franklin. .JcScrson, Ndd,son and Jackson on the
Copsfiflut0nol,ty Of Pr otecfroa and tie Necessity
10 III eofGy Of the Nation IN periods Of Wars
cih Maritime Potccrs.
Yom Committee have purposely a'edainod from tho
srgume, of certain "hu poiuts involved IN tho sup'
eCt submitted. Amofg tbt-o the cvnst tutionslty
OF iuc lei Incidental protect on to the n4ti'ual
inius'ry by nesns Of tariff sg-lation, and ITS imp
INK claims open C"ngr' as it afec the safety aud
Of the Nation IN periods Of war With maritime
yoweIs On these tOp,c--'he one OF great magnitude
in the legitimate settlement Of TIE question: it. Con
Gems the general prosperity of the people, and the
Other of tpe ial present ard proepec weight ia our
information al re s'opsyour Committee offer for your
consideration the counsel Of Frank in JEFF. rson Mad
ION and Jackson aud with the doctrines Of this
report so avou'hed, it is respectfully submitted.
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From WASHING TON.
TIE PRIvATEERING QUESTION.
DEpaRTMESI OF STAII,
WAsHIsoTos, Jaly %, le56.
M. Marcy 10 C0unt oart'ges.


THY CousT DE SaRTIGHs &c.-fie uoder-igned,
Secretary Of ST ,te Of tbe Cned States mas iao De-
fore the Preeiceut the Declaration coGcerhog MAI
time Law acOp'ed by the Plenpoentianes oi Hiedt
Britain Austria France, Pu,sis, Russi4 Sardinia and
Tu,key n Paris o. The 10th of mi, 1856, whi"h the
Court CO Sal,ges. Envoy Extraordinary and hlnistei
Pe1ipoer,iary Of France has presented in behalf OF
The Emperor The French to the CoverIuent OF the
Upitec stes for the purpose of obtaing its adhe-
zion to The principles Their in cont ,inec.
Nearly two Years soce the President submitted not
OIL, to the po0rrs represented III The lac C"hgf
Paris bat to all other m1,fime nations toe secOnc ana
tlud Inopo-it ons CONTAINED IN that ration,
and akeo the asst ut to the aspermauent principles
of international law The propositions thus suo n''ed
by tb,tPIeridcnt woe:
"I Tb.t fee s,ips make free goods-that is 70 say,
that the effect or goods belonging: to subjects o CHI
y.ps Of n Power or Sste at se free from cap ure
ard confession when fuu ID on bonr1 o. necsa We
St With the exception If articles ;ontfao ana oi var
go Thst thc piop-fty of ueut ais on )oa an cue
u,'s yes.eIis no, srlct TO conhscstlon unese tue
s,..i e be con ra'ard 4 war. .
Nwnbs perceived that th-se proportions are so
stsntiBly me same es tle SECOND a'd thlfu Ill Tue
I'D, clafat ou" o the Congress At Ptrs
Four u tho Governments With WHICH neg Dlauons
were ned on the subject ny toe United States have
sgnfcc their acceptance Of The toI' going opp
oh, rs were bcned 10 d-er ACTING On tb"In uath 'ue
return Of resce should furnish more ns DC ou' une
for corsilerirg suct inter- at'ongl quf-'IOns tle
r oeot dm Of TIE Congress Of The PlrniPoteases nv
PMS will, as q necessary consequence ot'eat t"e
nep,Irg sotiaiiobs with the United States II the TWO
ION, bg I,op si,iobs contained in protocol NJ ~ are
ooceded Frst, that the f'uI principles shs, on
y,-,hle and stcuud that ths Powers which nave
sgp. or usy acced- to the " Declaration sh4ll rot
eI,er toto any araIgeme ut il gard to the apput4
ton If The Iigh' Of neutral in tine Of war fpnn
dtes not al tho same time, rect on the four pho'lp"
wi icb are the object of cad D.clarauon AS tae
/, oiv-hh,, Of the four principles aud the linitton
upon ne sovereign attribute Of negtstias WIN '.eer
p,wcrr or, ret q ne Of the 80 clxalon, any
an ION is a. lNsrty to either az 10th ana 70 &c.
urrn The Dsc.rsticn without rrstri ton sccealns
~, IN VII e or 70 part IL celebrating On this i'n
p,t.It sshc Abeboove, al powers to co ,sidst an,
e ,b,x u,ipk u oper to act upu thi- dHiuctoa Ar
-, p,,a,,s ssich may nccece 10 that "Declars,lon
a. The subs qutpi r,suicto's csateinet il tee si.a
put.ccl al assume al obi satoo which takes foptn
them the Ibry @ essep'ss "a the proportion. ~
itt. 10 them BY The CGtet Nats, asss meg o. Wv
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SIXTY HOUSES BURNED.

CIscISsATI, Oaio Monday, Aug. II, 1856:
GTbc town Of Pomeroy Ohio, was destroyed by hire
al O'Clock on Friday afternoon. sixty houses we're
destroyed Including all the busite portion OF fhe
town. the court house. AID the public offices. I"o
persons were leo by thu falling Of walls.
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THE TURF.

Usros CorRsr. l. Monday, AuyusA
IL 1s5e-Match $500, Mile heats, best 3 Ia >. In an-
Mr. Rrsdley, b g. Rattle. !
Mr. Hastings, s. & Union. $1,000. :.''''H
=. Tim. ........ 2.fSi 2;Sfi ZOO.
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CITY ITEMS.

OccULTArIoS On the morning OF Tuesdsy, the
10Th, al about O'Clock there will be an OSCILLATION I"
Juprer i,b the moop, the star being hiodeo o. any
An hour Occul,atiors Of planets are comparaivoy
RAE, ind are looked for with no little interest ~
a.t,ocope,s The elements Of this occultatioa for
Ws,buptcp Observatory are as follows:
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--Td - !.
Date 81 feel Time Mean Tine. sden Time NJ an MS
Ans 49, 9Th sfm. l3h 05 H. Ub. y ~. 10 ~ ia
Al gle North Point. immersion sg bTIson' q. y.
mmsr sion 40 Emefsons 10
Duration of Oscillation, 81 minutes
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BE eHoetd ~ ne s~+ots ovid Hos.s ~ R<r.Sestasfo
ht Un'td ofafe' ~ dmev~a Coso,evs ose ~bL<<: That
nom Hle the Ca usry IlIy On. go s wares rad
ntrehsao'e nrntI 60 10 seteeus g." m-se part hsre,
,sw sad III The wsnil.s saases % tts9 cary
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The report Of the Chief Engineer OF t1e f"e De-
rertn up to tie let o Aulust was sent 10 the ''
mon Cou Gil last night. BE ssys:
"Tn. n nar.m.tt consrts OF ~ Engineerr. l,sN
Ere,rtusp, i.lGs Hoe.uen. 800 Hook sod Lri''T
mn SD 80 II drslt men, AMOUNTING " 90 ~
3.O~5 m, D being al Of 43a men over 'ne
her s,tsd il tao Last report. The aosve are a'"'''
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A., Lionel Gold,md, The weliknown English c'mi'
.o.,, ,Io vertrlcquist, VII appear at Empire hap.
R,o,ewsy. On Tburda! night, IN Ole Of his oeeui.fy
interesting ,ntertaiDr EMS.