New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-02
The Summer Assault Indignation Meeting In
Boston.
We take the following telegraphic dispatches from

The Summer Assault Indignation Meeting In
Boston.
We take the following telegraphic dispatches from
the New York Sun of the 10Th ultimo
Boston, May 25.-The largest meeting ever held in
Faneuil Hall that Of last evening, expressive OF
indignation at the assault on Senator Sumner Five
thousand persons assembled inside the HALL and
thousands outside. Gov Gardner presided assisted
by fifty Vice Presidents, comprising distinguished
gentlemen of all parties, including Lieut.; Governor
Benckley, Mayor Rice, Mr. Baker, President of the
Senate, Mr. Phelps, Speaker Of the House, Ex-Gov.
Boutwell,, Hon. Samuel Fl. Valley, Ex-Mayor Smith,
Hon. Nathan Hale, Editor of the Daily Advertiser,
Amos A. Laurence, Professor Q. G. FELTON,, Lyman
Beecher and Others
The meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev.
Rollin H. Neale. Governor Gardaer,s on taking the
chair, made astrong speech characterzng the assault
Senator Sumner as an exhibition OF grossness and
brutality, exceeding anything written on the pages OF
history and calling upon Congress to expel the assail
ant from its halls The Governors sentiments were
responded to with tremendous cheering throughout.
Judge Russell followed with a series OF appropriate
resolutions.
The meeting was afterward addressed by John G.
Park, George S. Hilliard, E. q. Baker, Chas. A.
Phelps, Samuel R, Maery, Col. Brewster, Peeg W.
Chandler and John A. Andrew, representing all po-
litiCal parties.
Many OF the speeches were unusually warm and
defiant, elictig in their prominent points the most
tumutuous responses.
The resolutions were passed unanimously, after
which the meeting adjourned.
Delegates we're present from all the neighboring
towns
LOWELL, May 25.--A large Indignation meeting
held here last evening in reference 10 tne assault
on Mr.. Sumner.
! The Massachusetts, folks needn't kick up so much
fuss about a small matter 1t is discreditabe to
them it reflects their chvaly. Ii their Senator
is not a coward he will fight, and if he is coward
and won't fight, he is beneath the sympathy of brave
men, And IL cane cowhde is the only proper
weapon to use upon slanderous towards.
| .AProINTMENTs.-We have neglected to notice the
| recent appointments to Major-General MeHattons
staff: Oar jovlal and estilnable friend a. Shoppers
and Mr. S. D. Linton, have received the appointment
OF aids with the rank of Mnor The selections could
not have been better, bh lIeig worthy, Unlnpetent
and sufficiently good looking for al military pur-
poses.-[Baton Rouge Advocate, 10Th.
ANOTHER NEw-posr OFF1oE-The Post Master
General has established new postofce at the Ter
rebonne Station of the New Orleans i,elousas and
Great Western Railroad, under the name OF " Terre-
bonne, distant titty.iive mites from New Orleans,
via railroad, and three miles from lhibodanx
Nicholas H. Smith has received tile appointment ui
postmaster The neighb0rhuud is populous one
| and in time, we dauDt not, that "'rtrreb"nne will
become quite vilage-[Fhibodanx Minerva, 3lst
OPELousAs RAILRoAD-Summer arrangements
The Board of Directors with the view of inducing
travel, and accommodation to excursion parties a
low rate during the summer months, have estib
lished the following tariff of charges to go to tht
regulIr stations and return the same day: ~
From Algivrs to Bouc. 81
:. =. Bay hcs Alltmand ..,................- / 5
;. =. Raceland, iatourche Crossing and Ter 1
i rrhor,,c. ......,....,... ,........!.. 2 8
:. Tigervie. ....................,..',.... 81
Bayou Bpnt. 5
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