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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-17

RS We refer the reader to the communication on
the subject of the sugar crop of Louisiana, which
will be found in another column.
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INSURANCE Notice.

OFFICE B0kRr TSDERwR1rEHs. I
New Orleans Dec. H. 1856
The Insurance Companies comp Using this Eoard wl! close
their Offices on the 18Th 'n Tha EiYns Day Il O'Clock
A. NJ. Policies Nll due day be renewed previous
that hour.
JAMES II. WHEELER,
al Inl Sew Rnlrl Ii DIV
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1fesSrs. Editors: Some weeks since you estimated
the crop of sugar to be made in louisiana in 1856 at
one hundred and twenty to hundred and thirty
thousand hogsheads. You doubtless since satisfied
that your estimate very much too high As a
grower of cane, naturally feel interest in having
fair statement of facts in relation to the great crop
of Louisiana being properly presented to your readers
am aware that any statement made by producer Of
sugar will subject him to the supCion Of desiring to
advance prices, and can only ask Of those who may
doubt the truth Of statements made by the prolacer
to scrutinize as closely those Of spectators who
benefited by producing the impression that the crop
| is to be larger than represented by the producer
find since arriving in the city, that much differ
ence of opinion exists as to the quantity TO be pro-
duced in 1856. will give you the product of forty
eight plantations in the parish of Assumption, which
] have procured from undoubed sources, and also,
give you the product of the same places in 1859.
The crops made upon the fortyeight plantations in
the parish of Assumption given in the order they
have been heard FROM and the per centage greater
than full return would give. The tortyeight planta
tonsPproduce i'll
1875. tj .ns.
1855 uced....,,,.,....... ,......5l:: Md,
This shows that the plantations referred to produce
less than % per cent. Of the crops of 1850.
1t is well known to all who take interest in thege
matters that the parish of Assumption has for many
| years past produced more than an average crop of
sugar. From the above it will be seen that the pro
duct will not exceed the fourth of the crop of the last
year If the falling off throughout the sugar region
is equally as great the crop Of Louisiana in 1856 will
be less than 60 600 hhds.
This may seem low figure to spectators and CON
sumers, but it will, in my opinion, be realized in
few weeks. From all quarters the reports show that
a very small crop is being made. Last year it was
contended-ngthe face Of statements made BY the
producers, that the crop would not be mach over
200,00 hhds,--that it would exceed 100000 hhds.
When Mr. Champomiers report was made, dong
after the crops had gone out Of the producers hand
it was found to 60 Il little over 100000 hhtS. Prices
then arose rapidly, and consumers paid for their in
credulity.
Consumers would do well to give at least as much
credit to the statement Of the planter those of
the SPECTATOR They would also in my poor opinion
do well to buy carly, they may he assured prices
will materially advance Sugar sold in 1896 at 10 TO
10 cents in this market. The crop Of 1885 was
$4,000 hhds The crop of 1856 will not be greater i'll
proportion to population than in 1896, whilst the ca
pacity to consume owing to the general prosperity
is much increased IN 1886 the country was upon
the eve Of bankruptcy.
ALBEMARLF.
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CgOGKs and Russian FAIRS.
COME TO THE LADIES'
FAS HIONAgLE CLOAK HOUS e


FASHIONABLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies' will be find unlimited stock of all kinds
of Fancy Goods; 1000 yards Of rich French Silks
50 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETS.
20U rich Lace and Muslin Sets 300 Russian Furs 800 wool
Plaid Shawls full of rich IMces and Rbbons La
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and new style
Robes CHmbe; 200 Rich Embroidered liandkerchiefs
full assortment Of Dress Goods Rich Flouncrd Eaeges, Or
CANDIES and Tissues; full assortment of Bridal and Baby Arti
clcs Ladies' Embroidered Under Skirts and style Corsets
Ladies' Rich Shell Combs Fancy Bags and Portemonaes and
this is already known ms the
NEW ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTIILA FACTORY, 10
and the only in the city that keeps unlimited STOCK OF
CLOAkS ALL STYLES, for Ladies, Misses and Babies WE
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAkS, Of OUR OWN
MANuFACTURING at half the usual price, and will gNaran
tee sell them less than half the price o! those houses that 20
North to buy some Glonks sell again.
Merchants buying Cloaks, Bonnets, Silks Emhroderes
any Fancy Goods should cal at IA CANAL STREET.
d. E. kEEGAN,
% 2pGm IA fnai street.
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On the lst inst by the Rev. Thomas J. Baker Mr. y.
COMPTON. Of VickSburg, Mss, TO Miss EMMA BEAAI,
daughter Of VIM +. Brant, ESQ, of Baltimore, Nd
Also same Mr.. H. P TAPPAN, of Nicksbrg, Miss,
10 Miss LILLY n. FIELDING. Of Washington City.
re. Vic Sturg American Times plense cory.
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GET READY FOR THE MASK BALLs.--At Mr.. j. B.
Thierrys variety store 1906 Royal street. may be found fan
cy costumes masks and domoes suit any TASTE either for
sale Or hire. See card.
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The highest Cash Price paid all fescrptio:.s
hard Furniture. Persons leaving the city ard wishing dig
pose Of their furniture, will fnd TO their advantage call
the Undersigned,
Alao-Second hand Furniture sold, exchanged replrsG
2. NJ. TOURNE,
tlHi 7rnr %
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Gifts for fEse Holidays.

. CAMP STREET..
WATCHES, JEWELRI, FANCY GOODS AND
SILVER-WARE.
DILLON Howell having received considerable additions
ami Fashionable Goods would solicit tie
purchasers
Watches.
Gold, S25 to S5l.......,... Silver SD 10 $50
JcIvclry.
Ladies' Full ScsoHe very choice syl,; Brooches,
Far Eir Finger Rings Chains BrnrrIut>, Qua Jet and En-
ameled i.ockets,
SilvCr-WaFe.
Table, Dessert Tr, salt and Mustard Spoons Dinner and
Dessert Forks; Cellars Tea Set; oaels; Cups Napkin
Ring,
Repairing.
H. H., being practical Wacchra4ker- aud Ieweier
al orders manufacturing repairing, Iuut
prices.
DILLON & HOTEL,
Gl5 2ptt No. Q Camp street.
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Dissolution Of iaa.

The copartnetship heretofore existing cwccn the snbcri
Let sule the :ln Of BRUSH It CO. is this day di,o7el ~
rnu;uUl consent. Either party Will sign in liquidation.
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH !. EASTMAN.
You, N,,.L Ervnr,f.frI
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Aso OrIsans 4ailg Crescent.
. kHGs 0. NIXON. WILLIAM r. ApAA
BY. NIXON 6 ADAMS.
OFFICE. NO. 20 CAMP STREET.

ia TERMS:
e erescent will regularly served tosubsoFbef IN she
city at an early every morning Sundays excepeu'
$40 year Ia advance; halfyeary and quaferiy az o
same rates or 20 cents week. payabeto the carriers.
Advertisements per squarehrst insertion, III al cSseS
81; for every subsequent insertion, 50 cents.
Advertisements on the second are charged o. i every
insertion. -
advertisements published intervals, will be charged 81 per
square for every insertion.
Advertisements not marked, will be published one month"; OF
and charged accordingly no advertisement or sub
crpion will be stopped until all arrearages are paid at tue
option Of the proprietors
Liberal Discount will be adeto regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
Has circulation which endert desirable medium for adve
tissrs ASA FAMILY PAPER circnlaes largely reaching
many hundreds of homes at early hour and being READ
before the approach Of business hours consequently articles
for family use may be sdvantageously published in its
columns. l44#s $6@aeg
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
s published every Monday morning IS year. invariably in
advance Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isiana Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and other
presents favorable mode to advertisers OF making
their wares and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted for 81 per square, each insertion.
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azr We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer
Cora No. . for late Yazoo city papers
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SMITH J. EASTMAN has this day formed "opnr;ncrshp
viii JOHN G. LLOYD and will c*nt!une The PROVISION
EJ,SI NESS under the firm Of EASTMAN d Lloyd Nos.
~ AID ~ Broad
New York, November l. 1856.
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Clothing! Clothing!

We have jus: received per BcH Warrior another addiont
large stock Of
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOTHING,
Consisting Of Overcoas Dress Goats Peots Ricn
Yelya and Cashmere Vests and Pants Of every kind.
4 nevT selection Of
GeMtIcmtn's Furnishing Goods,
Composed Of every description Of Under GarrneHt favRts
Socks, Gloves,
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
ll5 2pG corner of Canal and S.. Charles SITS.
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g-sIE FIRST AND FOURTH PAeEs.-eu
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.
U va HSH u III rEo VI sS rE- GID ES, EI >
No los ROYAL STREET.
n2J~ COSTUMES, MASKS AND DOMINOS TO IHT-OF
ALL KINDS. dl7 2Iim
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DRESS AND EP0cE Cn,TS
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CO}eEeFSe y Co..
WIT ntJ y, Arr, DD~rp
w - ~>'a' IL ~ "A IL IL ~ ~ ~ ~ L. ~ -,
Aid Dealers in
Heas, Liquors, Iobacco and Cigars.
Corner Canal and New levee s's.'
-Oler Tor Sale
$50 gross SMOKING TOBACCO assorted brands
loo cases SARDINES, half and quarter boxes
IS ID SALMON.
$50 Fresh and Picked HOLSTERS.
40 BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS
80 .. CANTON GINGER.
400 PICKLES, all sizes,
40 GOulay BlFTEES
IS Stoughton BITTERS
500 boxes Virginia Manufactured ToBAcCo-,17 GRADES
1@ ,,"" S1,cs en-. III N m and o' WHISKY
30 CI,AREr, assorted brands
l'o A'>ol' lNhlt ar.
'oo - 2nptl,o, ''NNl e->'1 ' ipi'N'
~, 20 ~, ,,:n ~, u-,7,r--v
ls s' , nSI> hN'F" i's'''N'u " i''sNi'
~ II, ~ -
10 p 'V nur -
l-' o''s 'tA NY W. ION l -N'11'"2'-F''
auo III p"''
'y pa, "ss .'i'' "' -" -,' I'' 'e'! superior
80 nolS Louisiana ro"NeFt" SUGAR.
"0 Keys N1iS' III Store ana l'!''G from BARK H. "l!-
~ i'''.s - , ~
wv "'''' 81 i-l'' N-N-''i't-''
81 s''ses ,.,,,,,-,,,,,,,r !" Cartoons
ioV t.Ch"Ets ~ = ~ " ltF'''i'
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER II, 1856.
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Southern Furniture EV'ureroon.s

CIIAEI.E. \. STEWART,
1T Nos. Ill and l73 Canal street, Nep Orleans,
Has n,; received from the ntnairtory beautiful stock
splendid MAHOGANY ARNOIRS and BEDSTEADS in Hd-
don his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find their advantage
give him u call before pure husut, elsewhere
CHARLES A. STEWART,
Gj 2pGt<W III and iT3 Canal street.
Harness.
\ large Of COACH and BUGGY HARNESS, for
sac very low 10 close, Ly
HOWARD & HALL,
dl2 2'l2t No Magazine street.
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hg-Hoard in private family Is wanted
by gentleman and wife WHO have their furniture Ad-
dress W. at this office. die 2ptf
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HOsSeFy---EK Hosiery.

We have just received per steamship FRANCOIS Arago and ship
Patterson a complete assortment of
English, French and German Hosiery,
Made order by the celebrated Makers such George
Brittle and Co.. of London tiottlcb ccker Co.. of Ger
many and "Leomet, of Francean assortment consisting
in part Of
Ladies' White and Brown Cotton Hose, sto 10 inches;
Misses AZ toS
Mems :. III. Hose, 81. to u :.
Boys If. Hose, AZ to So inches;
Mems and Boys Colored Half Hose, all Sizes
Ladies' Merino Cashmere md Lambs Wool Hose;
Chilircn's Merno Hose and Half Hose, all sizes
MEMS Coored and White Merno Half Hose
MEMS Cashmere and Raw silk Lined Half Hose;
Womens and Childcns Embroidered and Plain Silk Hose;
Ladies' and Gents Lisle Thread Hose aud Halt Hose.
CARTWRIGHT i. IF-ARRENS NERRIN0 GOODS. ris ::
Meus Merino Shirts, o 10 40 inches-a grndes;
Woes Shirts, high and low neck and long and short
sleeves,
ChildrenS Mcrino Shirts
Colored and White Hose and Half Hose for men, and
children
Frencl. Cashmere Shirts for Ladies';
Blue Mixed and Colored French Hose for servants.
All of which, will be sold at very reduced prices.
GIQUEL 4 JAlMSON,
dis 2pG is rharres street.
Kasse's EapeGifi0u!
"a IA, "a ap Res -NH IA va % :.
No. Il Camp street, and at
L ii II > L, y ii a Ii ES V " ~ , v Il II
Under Charles Hotel.
A constant supply Of this interesting work will be found
above, and sold there publishers prices. dis 2p9&,W
Iii. F. BWckEcy,
MATCHMAKER,
No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention 'of purchasers his NEW
stock Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE
s,iips Tho i;I,lrT
faithful workmanship.
FINE WATCHES, for Gentlemen, of every pattern. The
whole in Is Gold Cases.
The best substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS equal 10
any watch for time
large assortment of CHAINS and SETS OF JEWELRY fer
Ladies'.
AIS
Far Rings Breast Pins Finger Rings Bracelets, An
Of Specacles for every in Gold Silver and Stee
Frames, including the finest Pebble Lenses.
Every article warranted the best and will be sold
than ordinary Jcwcry is usually offered The pnnctual
y and dispatch in the repairing Of Watches. Having
facilities work will he doue moderate prices Silver Ware
made order Diamonds and Jeweiry repaired in th
uestts Mo 2ptf
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Rf=MusicaI Boxes, Watches and JcIyclry.
readers the advertisement Of Mr. H. FrRnko
corner Poyra CarOnele streets, where may be found
collection Of Musical Boxes Watches, Clocks and jew
elry of all kinds Visitors always his celebrated Ne
cancal Singing Bird the extraordinary piece Of nechan
column. n25 2pirn
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y. ~. Seymour,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession in sits Branches in the Parishes
EAST ard WEST BATON ROUGE,
EAST and WEST FELTCIANA,
And SUPREME COURT in New Orleans octl6 2pf
Saddles.
A large Of MEMS and WOMEN'S for sale very
low to close, by
HOWARD & HALL,
dl2 2pl2 No. 3 Magazine street
Geo. W.. BreECc,
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RROkER,
No. 55 TchoupItouIas street,
new ORLEANS, La.
Those friends and Others who may pleased give me their
patronage may be I'd my Le> their interest
DIS 2Ilm GEO. W. BRUCE.
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Shirts. Shirts.

Shirts! Shirts.
nalf.a-5oze good SHIRTS for s. 80;
Halt t-,loxen superior SHIRTS for 50:
lIalf,a-lozen custom make SiI RTS for Sl2
SHIRTS made manufacory
-ALSO-
Linen Cambria IDKFS already hemmed, 25centS each.
Linen COLLARS, 10 cents each.
LEIGHTON & BARBOT,
DIS 2pGt corner Canal and St. Charles SIS
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.
uz-EIostrttevs l5fters.-Thc celebrity that

TuADDECS n. VAN HORN, n. G.
R s KEAGBEy Secretary dl7 2p2t
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Fine Clothing
PIERSON. HARRISON. e CO.'S,
1 Magazine, corner OF Canal street.
Have received NEW GOODS Of all kinds, and the
latest novelties in Style and Gut
Elegant Cashmere Business Suits;
Black Cloth Raglans and Tamas;
Moscow Beaver ltagluIS and Sacs;
Elegant Plush and Velvet Vests:
Black Giu;h Dress Coats and Frocks
Fancy and Black Cashmere Pants etc.
Shirts Drawers Under Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
h5E-Call and examine,
ais ep3tlltw PIERSON, HARRISON & CO.'S.
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Il. .Eygaft y Co.,

az. a7WDyssFt . NU's
No. 40 Camp street,
Are constantly receiving by every ARRIVAL fresh additions TO
their large stock Of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS,
comprising the writings Of the celebrated authors in His
tory, Fiction, Physc and Law.
Ann c above will he found large suitable
for HOLIDAY rRESENTS; TO all OF which solicit the
Ieution If The public,
4. MYGATT g. CO.,
Is 2plf No. 10 Camp street
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VV'O0tEAtn1a's
CHERRY ENPE C>TORANT.
This preparation has attained wide celebrity the uni
versal success which has attended use For coughs colds
and in Fact any pulmonary complaints, this medicine, from its
peculiar properties dsovet and its soothing power all
raons of the throat is preferred any other
public As an appetizer, dyspeptic remedy will also be
found excellent its natural genial warmth keeping the d.
gcSive powers i'll proper tone.
Remember thar this is the only Cough Medicine
stood the test Of the medical fraternity. It is sanctioned by
approved Of and recommended by the leading Physicians Of
New York and New Orleuis. To be had at
Q. o. WOODMAN'S,
and Nnruyinn sts
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Positive Care.
DIR. BLAKES CELEBRATED AROMATIC
RITT IRIS,
For Bracng the System, Giving Tone Stomach and Di
geStive Organs and Certain Remedy for Dys-
pepsa and Liver nilants.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT l. CO.,
dl5 2p6t q and Isl Chartres street.
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Saddles, Harness, SntEeEEcyy and
EARDTTiRE.
Cr0ckery, Glass and China.

4 large stock wei! fer country trade low prizes
For sale by
P. T. FELL & CO.,
5 2plm I, Camp street.
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sI.BEMARLE.
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COa1TE,flICasSNiO.

View Y":k, November l. 1856.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED By RI TOWN ESQ.


AUTOMATICALLY the session of Court q IN
Town will hayeto ask the Indulgence and charity OF
his readers he win be expected have his corpus
the adndicatory premises much as possible. cup
Town" expects the appointment of ianitor Court
room, there certain individual often found there
whom he thinks needs eleaniny badly.
~ sunday was not wanting in items. but our SEN
ior entered Up Towns domain "a qtnis, and an
tieipated us.
ACCIDENT THE BAYou.--A son of Mr. Geo. Ed
munds of the Lower Bayou. few days ago, accident.
ally shot himself. He tina act of putting away
his rfe when it fell and discarged ball pass
ing through both legs just below the knee Drs. Walk
err and Hatchett in attendance and the patient is
doing WE'LL
III The Court of Common Pleas still continues its
session. But two cases appear on the State docket.
ano they unimportant.
We will give list of the and their disposal in
few days
~ The weather. since Saturdays hover, has mod
era ed considerably. pleal ant breeze has kept
well famed, and the world is coming life again.
ACCIDENT AT THE NEW CouRT House. -Thos. Gun
ningham, one of the men employed in repairing the
Court House. fell from the second story of that build
lug yesterday he brickbats and rubbish inside
breaking his right leg below the knee and causing
few other sligh injuries. He was taken Immediately
to DR.. Ronalds office, where his wounds were dressed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10
POLICE MATTERS.


DARK AFFAIR-Wm- Richardson got dry; his pro-
cviiies prescribed whisky William pleased with idea
imbibed the Jnsequeh sad William the n
tieng posation progressed down his gue beldered
by coming place where One branch
to where the brain ought be
the epgasric region. Some of the whisk down but
goody portion took the other direction. hie
bewildered Wam and he became. medical say
died Hannah did mt like this OF affairs neither did
Mary and the services of the City Marshal
uisition Williams imT then the
corder Office whittier his sable legs toted his sable corpus
with much CELEBRITY would be dignity
and energy the --LATEST 1is
proved have been largely drum legal
presumption that all innocent
especially all good darkiss. thou drink
Bill had molify the offended law by paying
reimbursing the city for giving him this rights
and duties of citizens
R There four before his Honor T. Recorder
yestrla morning. Two against Thos Cunningham for as
aut and battery and dsordery eosdue against
TAos Burkhaid for assault and battery
nnebriaon fine of five imposed in
he assaults and batteries mmed City Mar
hal While he engaged in tbs performance duties
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ExPREssLY FoR We IonRNAL.


BosToN, June 9.
Dates have been received here from Hayti to
the 26th ult., which confirm the previous re-
ports of an instruction at Aux Cages, The
government had however succeeded in put
ting down the movement
CHESTER. Pa, June 8.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
here on Saturday night, to hear a narrative Of
events in relation to the outrages in Kansas,
from Chas, S. Bowen, attached to the Congress
sional Committee Of Investigation as clerk
Strong resolutions were passed against the
Missouri Compromise, prohibiting slavery in
Kansas. and expressing sympathy with the
free State men in their trials and privations
in the cause of freedom, and denouncing the
attempt to murder Summer on the floor of the
Senate. The resolutions style Brooks poll
troon of the pro-slayery party.