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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-05

ing the WORKS OF deceased auth Ors.
Such is fair, honest summary Of the arguments
of the circular, amounting virtually to this brief
apology: 1--WE cannot publish against Slavery,
because no condemnation Of it would be calcula-
ted to receive the appreciation Of all evangelical
Christians, and for the same reason, in oar re-
prints, we omit all reflections on Slavery; thus
abridgiDg the WORKS of living authors with their
town consent, and Of deceased authors in virtue
" of our right to abridge their books"
This very dignifsd apology, in which all allusion
to the subject which called it forth was sdr0tly
avoided failed it would seem, to satisfy one of the
Vice-Presidents of the Society. He wrote 10 the
Secretaries TO know how far the Society bears ts
" testimony against the evils Of Slavery, and on
what ground it refrains from more boldly de-
" nouncing the system, whoever it may offend, and
whatever may be the consequences" To this let
ter reply was returned the 10Th of March last,
signed by the senior member of the Publishing
Committee, the Rev. John Knox, d.. D., and the
senior Secretary, the Rev. w. A. Halloek. Thus
q high official character was given TO the letter,
which, with its publication, warrants us 10 regard
irg it as the second apology put forth by the So
ciety. The document communicates the uneI-
pected intelligence that
The idea that this Society has been silent TO the
" evils Of Slavery can be entertained by no one
who has read its publications" This is indeed
strange news and it is to be regretted that the pup
LcatiOns referred to had not been pointed out Me- e.
we are told that the works Of the Society IKE roe
q moral and religious works of our language geneny
end the Holy Scriptures, make frequent ahusono ,
" the subject, Slavery never approving VI u. III
4" giving for it," Should tract containing an inc
passage, Of the Bible relating to Slavery De eeemed
useful there would be obi lection TO ts paoneenoh.
The executive officers Of the society ~ ihai'oaas
" have no sympathy with Slavery. ..,.,.
" How far can the Society 90 IN showing the eViis
"of slavery We answer rs charter allows 1t to go
so far az evangelical Christians IN the Northern ana
issue and 70 further" Thsn comes the constitn-
jonal provision already quoted. Blu! hss not tho
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-23
rHE coMmoN coUNcr1,

BOARD OF A1DERMEN.-There was meeting of
s Board last night Hon. H NJ Summers in the chair and
hve members present.
On motion, the reading of the minutes of the last meeting
dispensed with
Several messages from he Mayor containing communications
from sundry parties read.
Que containing communication from the Commissary the
Washington Market informing him of the bad condition Of that
market referred Committee Streets and Landings.
communication from Board Of Assistants received in
forming this Board their having concurred in the acceptance
of MIR. Iavlle,s securities Assistant City Attorney
number Of resolutions, acted by the Board Of Assist
ants al their last meetns were taken up and acted on
communication from Hon j. y Robertson Judge Of the
FIRST District Court informing the Board Of the action of the
late Grand Jury regarding their meeting room. Laid Oh the
oit the existence and order the removal of all houses of i'll
fame in the city whenever he thought necessary On the rules
being suspended was the Committee Streets
Landings
The Committee on Streets and Landings reported several re
solutions OF little Importance which were appropriately acted
The Finance Committee reported in favor of paying certain
Chains, which was appropriately acted upon
make certain alterations In the fences around Coliseum Place
that the did not amount to more than $50
The resolution then taken up accepting the resignation
Mr.. Wiitz, when
Mr.. Dupre that committee of three be appointed
wait npon upon Mr.. W and request him to withdraw his
signaton, which adopted.
MessFs Dupre Vennard and Montgomery appointed
On the rules being dispensed with communication was re
eeyed from the Assistant City Attorney concerning the Dispute
between his predecessor and himself. ~ '.F.e
recess then taken By the Board for half hour
Alter the expiration of which me the Board resumed
Mr. Gordan offered resolution authorizing Comptroller
10 contract for paving the walks Epauade street. and shell
s Galo9rns street far as ST Bernard Avenue which after
Inc rules had been dispensed With adopted
board Of Assistants for concurrence.
board OF ASSISTANT ALpERMEN.--Ths body met
present. -
The Mayor sent message relative The lessess of the Ca
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Laura, entered by Commodore KerSllaW.-...3 81 45
From which it will be seen that the prize Of the first
class was taken by the Rapid of the second class by
the Edith; and the third class prize by the Laura,
without competition.
At o'clock the prizes were presented in the par
lor of the hotel in the presence of large assemblage
of the fair daughters of the South. The duty was
very gracefully performed by young merchant of
your city, engaged, believe, in the cotton and COM
mission line.n He commenced by saying: al have
been requested by my friend, Commodore Story,
whose rdisposton to occupy positions of prominence
is only surpassed by his ability to ado them to pre-
sent to the victors in this days Regatta the reward
of their toils.' He proceeded in humorous manner
to justify the saying, s'to the victors belong the
spols, and in strain of ervid eoquence, as unusual
as it was unexpected, chained the attention Of his
audience for some length of time.
He referred to the interest taken by all the coast
in these regattas, and cited as evidence of that
fact, eassembage there present, room garnshed
by female loneliness and girded by stalwart men," At
the conclusion Of his remarks which were frequently
interrupted by loud applause he called upon the rep
resenatve of the Rapid to present himself In answer
to the call gentleman connected with the New Or
leans press appeared as the representative of Mr..
Mahoney. Hereturned thanks for the beautiful prize
and continued with some general remarks which it is
impossible for me to repeat it would be for me
to tell you what he would have said had he not been
interrupted by the ringing of the mail boat bell The
prize of the Edith was received by the same gentle
man. Capt. Warren A. Grice received the prize Of
the Laura, with brief, neat speech, after which
champagne flowed like water. And so ended the
ceremonies attendant on the Eighth Annual Regatti
of the Southern Yacht Club.
The Es-Y ACUTMAN
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sss isa
# s, the fesxtqg
s s City ne y q
sshndIsF each furnishing he sty witt eea te
ca5angslst oaaas alpuni EsfeF
The reported q fund hand Of 81 and
ordinance relative to the ETC. Laid on the
Attorney sent
SSa ss W. U
sod aeSss se4n f g
Tee on Imp ovoments and Buildings. ].
keeping il the Bayou 81 John
Is e
hsisRs ~
Standing Committees The Board and fixing his at s2s
Is5arfs called his resolution, offered at previous
s issE fssiRss H ssaS
sshTse If otfsr sd mn
or with the Court which might receive suggestions, but not
'e vi pnsn
fsnS as %
object oppose foriism, and toprevent the be
Auchmnt he said for his services to the Finance Committees
expert in the Garland received S0per month"; Mr.
Holland took the ground that the Council had nothing to d.
with appointing expert The resolution lost by two
| eight 4 ~ a. 80 tiS 40
The Board Of Aldermen reported resolution for using
sute for selling the said condemned hose at auction Lost
On motion to adopt the original resolution Mr. Holland slater
that the next meeting he would reconsideration Of tn
his substitute and claimed that that intention
action the original resolution Being asked his authority
cited Jefersons Manual General objections raised
the chair decided that the resolution conld be acted Mr.
Holland then appealed, and the appeal was lost Mr. Hoan
moved to lay the resolution Another discusso
arose. when silent member moved reference to the Fir
| Committee. Carried oyfnlly. s-l &aT
1 Resolutions of minor import were adopted. ,aat
The Finance Committee reported the usual resolution for til
payment of sundry bills. Adopted. "a.
The business of the other committees not specially in
portan and after its disposal the Board adjourned.
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A PERFUMED BREATH,-What lady or gentlema

A PERFuMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would under the of dagreeabe BREATH when
by using the Balm of Thousand Flowers as dentrce,
would not only render sweet but leave the teeth white ala
baer Many persons not know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mentonit. Pour
single drop of the Baln' your toothbrush and wash the
teeth night and morning fifty bottle will lasta year.
beautiful complexion may easily be acquired by using the
{! Thousand Fowers' II will tan, pimpes,
and frecle from the skim leaving of soft and roseae hue
Vets towel three drops and wash the might
and morning.
Sharing Made Eay-Wet your shaving brush in either
cold WATER pour three drops of Balm of Thou
sand Flowers rub the beard well and it will make beautiful
soft ather much facilitating the operation of shaving Price,
only so cents. Fedge Co., proprieors. For sale by J.
Wright Il Co.. 0. o. Woodman and all druggists.
d. Weod6In
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From dispatch, we learn that the U. s. Senate
on the 18th inst in executive session. considered the
list of appointments to supply the places of those re-
eyed from command by the action of the late Naval
Board After warm debate, the appointments o.
Prendergrast and Nicholson, as Captains, was con
frmed. iThis is regarded as an indication that the
whole list will be confirmed, Notwithstanding the pas
sage of bill by that body providing for the restora
ton of such old officers as may pass examination be
fore O npy hoard
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MAYoKALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,

,
har, Notice is hereby given, that from and
after the first day of July next there will be kept at The
Mayors Office between the hours Of O'clock NJ and
O'clock, P. Nj, COMPLAINT BOOK, for recording com
plants of municipal abuses of all kinds
The undersigned Mayor invites all to avail them
selves of this mode of communicating to him all violations of
the city ordinances all nusnces and any erelicion Of duty
the part Of any Of the officers Of the city it his intention
to all legal in his power the laws 10 be
forced and the public interests protected. ~
CHAS NJ. WATERMAN
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Water Coolers.

R2emsOceeg f! RseNe0Ued 90
FROM NO. 10 TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pns constantly hand which equal the best tina!
comes to this MARKET
Also >.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY. ..
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
II N ID ES:
sAZERAC of the Vintage of 1896 193 and 1906 and other
brands. - u'-
wv HIS TX:
OF all descriptions-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and PORTER, in pins and quartz. q.
Also .....
On hand my usual Of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the market, which will be sold reasonable
terms any other heuse in the city. --t.ll
SEWELL r. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-23

The subject of making good johnny.cake is now
claiming the attention of several of the European
powers, and two or three of them have lately adj
dressed to their agents at Washington pressing de-
mands for instructionsin this important branch of
culinary science As soon these recipes reach the
other side Of the Atlantic, they are Immediately pub
lshed in the nonoicial part of the Paris lfontetr
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-cl.o1era has beeome ono of tho prevail

Mg=Cholero has become one of the PREVAIL
ing diseases Of land we'll foreign countries. This be
ing univ rsa fact precauon should be taken in regard to
diet during the weather, and in view of the beneficial
results in the of Dr. j. Hostetters Stomach Btters last
season. city well elsewhere would advise n to
procure supply for family use and directions
the bottle When this is done much sickness can be prevented
AT least this the experience of the past which be- and is
testified to by thousands For ssle by Q. O. Woodman Co..
Of Magazine and Common Streets and John Wright
Co., 81 and ISL Charities street. tyl8 6t<W
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Prof, sM0Ess.ss

y ="--I NFUKs e7EaWE6H'U
G e r M A N FLY p A p E r.
. For the sure and certain destruction of
FLIES, REACHES, ANTS BUGS, MOSQUITOES; ETC
This valuable article is offered 10 the public as
DEADLY POISON
for the above named pests 10 all HoUsEKEEPERs AND FA
MILES,
perfectly simple and safe yet and certain in its
ton There is likewise danger be apprehended from thu
insects poisoning anything they in contact WITH afte
leaving the paper and it great advantage nj
other posons its being liable to be Mistaken thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which of almost daily
renee.
It be hung the walls of the room or in the window
Of the reach of chden-alhonsh little fear need be appre
hended Of Its iniuring them. w.
For sale, by the quire single sheet by
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
a q and Isl Charres street
where directions will be given for its use. jyT 2plm
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~ BY virtue of the powers with WI

Mr By virtue of the powers with which
invested by e Supreme Court Of the Republic Of Mica
gua documents deposited and recorded in the office Of
W. Chsty, ESQ., Notary Public have constituted and
pointed Messrs. MARION PITCHER and sHADRACK F.
SLATER the sole agents the said Republic for the
of eeting loan and of settling such advances may have
been heretofore made to the same
They fully accredited to that effect and have alone author
y hereafter obligations and contract for Nicaragua
jY2l Up D. DE GORCoURIA.
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II SWINE AND THEIR VALUE AT THE WEsr.-The nun.
Der Of hogs in the States of Ohio Indiana Michigan
and Kentucky ct this tme is estimated by the editor
of the Ohio Farmer at 10,943,334, which at SO a
head, fair average value of the stock, amounts to
1872 $780, 02. If fat and sold in New York, they
would average $40 head, sl09, 433 $40 The pork
interest of the whole country is almost beyond belief
its magnitude is SO great The report of stock
owned by farmers in lS49, gave the number of hogs
in the United States at over thirty millions. 1t is
more than fifty per cent. greater now and the ave
rage value is at least $3-say one hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars invested in stock hogs.
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C0pQrS1eea.sSeta1.

Theundersigned have this day formed copartnership in
this city under the style and of NORRIS MAuLL
for the purpose of carrying the Clothing Business.
g5 5 *%a THADnEUS NORRIS,
XII 9iN. CHAS. @. MAULL,
New Orleaus, July 1st 1856 EDWARD G. HANCOCK.
h~On retiring from the above firm most cordially
mend my successors Messrs Charles G. Mau and Edward G.
Hancock friends confident that they will gyeenre salts
faction in every department Of the business. wv
iyl 2ptf 7g A. H. WAY.
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Worms are Fatal =!

Ali physicians know that the Of most OF the fatal dis
children They produce dysenery darrhea
commissions congestion emaciaoa water the BRAIN idocy
Arrest the evil in time, them by administering WlNEs
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE vegetable remedy, as harmless
the system water but absolutely certain in its curative
results.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
2l and Isl Chartres street.
whom may be had by the trade and Druggists genef
ally propretor's prices. jy2l NoWefr
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A large cabinet manufacturing establishment, be-
longing to Messrs. Jaques Hay, together with all
the adjacent buildings, lumberyards, wharves, ETC.,
We're entirely consumed by fire at Toronto, &C. W.
on the 10th inst The fire burned with such rapidity
that the workmen had to jump from the upper sto.
res Of the buildings and several were killed. besides
many being badly injured The loss of property is
said to have been immense
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am md ef Dbl lions to the officers of the
ms river dates.
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Col. Fremont is, we believe, the youngest man ever
placed in nomination for the Presidency.
New York Tribune.
Yes, and he will be tho Oldest of them all before he
is elected Newark Eagle
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ska 1fl4 ID teas, done
tsartag orders and al
ssYsSs M. 10 Camp slFea.
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In Madison, Indiana, on the 18th inst, the ship
yard works of Temple & Robertsonwe destroyed by
fire, with large quantity Of material and steam.
boat ready to be launched. Loss sl0o 900, with but
IEIittle Insurance $F}ss 3s 4 %
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BuLL.-The Washington Union has the follow
ing, We suppose it was committed Intentionally for
the purpose of concating the natives of the green
isIa.n
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eVOtiCe.

Up. TODD, of the late firm Of Todd Co., and TODD
GANDOFI fully authorized TO collect ai monies due the
late firm Of Todd Co.. and use the in liquidation they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
iy23 2plm WIN. II. FISK.
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There are now FIVE daily lines of travel connecting
New York city with Boston, by railroad and steam
hoaf f|
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The Goshen Qnd@ Democrat says that a coal black
Niger made speech at Lafayette short time since
He was for Fremont, free Kansas, and free niggers
He said he was paid one dollar and fifty cents per day
and found .s.E@ ~ - II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-23

Notices have been given Of intended applications to
the of Pennsy ornewbank charters
together representing capital of s1s,ss0,0o0 Or
sum nearly equal to the whole of the present banking
capital Of the State.
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INC Branch mint and Trade.

are in5eb III tfs attentive Ulcers Of The
iie steamer T G for late 81. Ionis apers.
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The first round-seven and a half miles-was &C
complished in the following time: M.

From this out there was little speculation in the
result. All appeared to be satisfied that the child
was named' 1t remains for me to place on record
the official result and nv task is done:
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The weather yesterday was excessively hot. The
Thermometer reached 95 in cool and shady place.
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A;meeting of the Americans of Brunswick, N. j.,
was held there on the evening Of the 18th inst al
which the Mayor presided, Speeches were made By
Humphrey Marshall, Of Kentacky Iayid Paul Brown.
Esq5 Nh Fhlads lphia, Henry Winter Davis of Ma.
ryland eseph +. HandoI 81 New Jersey and Isaac
Hazlshurst, Of Philadelphia. There was great deal
Of enthusiasm and the meeting VAS largely attended
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C0rpcttng, Mailing Ose5 Floor
OIL CLOTH, at 10 Charities street.
Lately received, large assortment of CARPET1NGs such
as Velvet Wilton Tapestry, Brussels Threepy Ingram We
netian etc. FLOOR OIL CLOTH Of various qualities and
widths ut to suit rooms halls, MATTING50o pieces
Al 81 ahd ca White and Checlered landngi all of which
we offer at the lowest market prices.
A. BROUSSEAU & CO.,
jy21 2pGt 10 Charities street.
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sa3'EEtagg''s
SELF-SEALIMG PRESERVE CASES.
All sizes manufacturers prices the best and cheapest
ticle Of the kind now in use, for sale by
F. ROBERTS,
2n2rn Camp street.
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RJOTICE,-MEssRs.s DENNIsToUN, WOOD Il Co.,
Of Hew York have made application ts The C,y a s
City of New Orleans Second Municipality bonds for org thou
sand dollars eate said Coupons being for the sun thirty
er ts said Coupons posted q %
for transmission the said Dennistoua Wood Coz by the Pa
cc steamer which vessel is missing and supposed have
been lost at sea-. ~ -
les Got A. 4 j. .DENNISTOUN " co.
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Notice.
Notice. ar
DISSOLUTION OF COPAHTNERsI1IP.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The copanershp heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the style of NORRIS Way is this day d
solved by mutual consent.
ThRddeus Norrsis charged with the liquidation of same
49, THADDEUS NORRIS,
sy., a per pro. EDW. G. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July LIST, 1856 A. H. WAY. NJ
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lissnks afe due to lTr.3 U 81 Woods clerk
oI tle 81. lehoas for ate sst. Louis papers.
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Ascend jury was empsnneled at Washington on
"Wednesday, the 10th inst, for the trial of Herbert
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4 FRENCH LANGUAGE and p.
IL LEON LAU(aRINla lately Lawyer st the Bar 81 Pars,
Professor Of the French and French
In the University Of Louisiana Ell " 8}$$ 6%q
Office University Buildings Of Baronne and Cons
/ 20 mill
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Coon IeMPER-0nly the nation which Invented
comfort was capabezo conceying good temper; for
good temper 70 the moral what comfort is 10 the
physical man. It Is Tie most contented, the most
state Of the soul the greatest happiness
beth for those who possess and these who feel its
Influence. With gantleness in: his own character,
comfort i'm his house and good temper in his wife,
the aafthly eIirity Of man is complete.