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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-06

The PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND MR.. MAReYs
DISPATCH 70 Mr.. DALLAs.-In the message which
the President sent into the Senate on the 2ath be
states that this Government has ceased to hold inter
course with the Minister of the British Government
to Washing gton, and deems 1t proper to lay before
them the considerations Of public duty which have
led to the adoption Of measure of so much i'm
portance. 81 M ss 55ss$ z88 "
Among the documents transmitted by the Presi-
dent, is a dispatch from Secretary Marcy to Mr..
Dallas, dated May 9th, 1856, in which it is stated
that the President has carefully considered the note
Of Lord Clarendon to Mr. Dallas, (April 30t) rela-
tive to the enlistment question, and has directed him
to present his views thereon for the purpose Of having
them communicated to the British Government. The
President is much gratied by the eonciatory spirit
Of that note, and by the desire expressed by Lord
Clarendon te adjust existing difficulties, and preserve
and strengthen the friendly relations between the two
Governments. The disclaimer Of any intention to
violate the laws of the United States and the express
sion Of regret that, contrary to the intention and
direction Of the British Government there has been
such Infringement, are satisfactory to the President
and the main complaint, SO far as respects Her
Majestys Government, is thus removed; !; but the
President extremely regrets that he cannot concur
with Lord Clarendon in the opinion that Mr.. Cramp-
ton and the C0nsuls at New ork, Philadelphia, and
Cincinnati, are not implicated in these proceedings.
Regarding those who have no connection with this
Government, he has nothing to ask of Her Majesty
Government; but in the cases of the individuals
mentioned, he deems it proper that their relations
with this Government should cease. taking this
step, however, he does not intend to causeany Inter
ruption of the diplomatic relations between the
United States and Great Britain but on the contrary
is desirous Of keeping the two countries upon a
friendly footing. Mr.. Crampton's withdrawal was
asked expressly on the ground that his connection
with the enlistment had rendered him
representative of Her Britannia Majesty near this
Government and, for the same reason, the with
drawal Of the Consuls named was likewise requested
These officers are this Government still believes
implicated in the violation of the laws Of the Untes
States contrary to the reiterated instructions Of hei
own Government This completely did not rest sole
on the testimony Strobe and Hertz but
letters from Mr.. Champion and others. The dispate
then proceeds to detail az length the evidence agans
!, the dismissed Minister and Consnls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-06

T1TVIJ, ENGINEERING AND SURVEYINGei
" The undersigned formed for the pnr
and Surveying may entrusted the within the State
of Louisiana having had considerable that
from those interested therein. F j. g. DREUA.
G0i It. a I"as54s5 75.f5.a.4 W. S. MITCHELL
NJ -srfls lolnna n11-E
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SLAYER CAPTURED Letter from an officer on
board the United States ship st. Louis, now on the
West Coast of fric.. ,f g 81 E
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-06

DISMISSAL OF THE BRITISH Consul AT PH1LA-
DELPHIA.--We copy the following notice, which was
furnished to Mr.. Mathew British Consul at Philadel
phia, from the Evening Bulletin, Of the Goth:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
T' ~ Washington, May %, 1856.
Si,,-For reasons which have been communicated
to Her Majestys Government, the President has re
voked the Exequator heretofore granted to you by
which you were permitted to exercise the functions
and enjoy the privileges of British Consul at Phia-
delphia. %a' 7% '2'tff++E lf-=
Herewith send to you copy of the act of reyoca-
ton l.5a, -re A
have the honor to be your obedient servant, 81
George B. Mathew, Esq, H. Ms Consul at Phi1a.
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THE LAKE.

FL ha4E h4E F2R FEshEEPa4 6fs5R h
and ,a Sa MaRs pd Sa
boat the Lake will leave the wharf Jefferson Railroad and
Of the cars, follows
p r0fT F4y MgyS;sr
%hRS$R;Ay s$1 ~ EHTRSPA$ Evening
Freight Extra Baggage Horses Cows Carriages etc. should
mt % 1T the p nPos Of the 60 down
Clerks will receive each Depot all Freghts for this Boat and
Officers and Agents 9f the Kate E,Eisbes will
spectfuly ask share of the patronage.
FARE:
wv. 7 RM HARRisoN i Co. Agents, .
je2 e5 Graver street.
s1bAnHH HhMG 5kH1RE.HsIRa'ss sHGEg RAoKET 1sia5ss
ment. For Ocean Springs and Intermediate land
S
Ss
ssss EHRSHSPA4 HsHssklsa
NJ cars sHEgkRH M2EK!se
es dS Sf "a e. S n @ T e
railroad tho dnys previous O'clock A. NJ
trains and on Fridays and Saturdays son the prsyoaS days
trip. '.i
Cabin to Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs 50 50
Deck passage 25
'N', aEDDEs, Agent 10 Bank Place "
New Orleans, june !. 1856. je5
f6R ERR EIshhVlfXE I2shhhEVPRXhEU nsH95:;s hsi5s1s
SsyiaF'oR S,1s! aad ASta S%s
Railroad day after the sSsi Se n
cars SUNDAYS eSesped Returning leaves Covngon every
Fare, 81. Meals, 50 cents cents '>>''p''''
sa Fer particulars apply On 3 board d%RHp 8r t. 90
H% FOR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY
lAEI 5 U; S. NAIL LINE Winter Ar1Sneement-Th
W p"sHe H 5snasE Haees G ass
Oregon, Mye master having been built expressly for the
steamers will leave the Lake end Of the Ponchnrtran Railroad
daily on the arrival Of the O'Clock p NJ Returning,
Cabin Fare to Mobile ........,. ...............S6
i. GEDniiis Agent 10 Bank Place.
q SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
@SA sTREET-The undersigned has on hand and will keep
1na og fa al o1 fhs Gh Or G %
q III descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc. etc
Baronn street he prepared accommodate transient
and their Slaves on as terms can be obtained the
9f9G4 Tho%ag y T. b B s III zs'
RErERENoEs-Fellows & Co ; Curry 4 Person j. q. Rick
Co. Rshar4 cha Rssk G. GGgkg e. Watt Vat n peSs1s5
r6uHd S CASH PRICES paid for I1ffE' II II
| nAs-GAs.-GAs-H GUILD, No. 2l4 ST. CHARLES
sn oa aa @ ON ars hG ON St
Of ts atssf patterns and HoS
description made order. Globe Valve Cocks Of all sizes
double and single flame and Stops of patterns spele
solder constantly on hand
ted in workmanlike manner at low rates for cash my5
NIBOAI, w. o., CARPENTER, No. 294 MAGA
~ ZINE Street. between Deord and Poeyfarre Jot
a a
Gsterns mads and ia and 1snss for
packing Boxes Of all kinds made to order Step Ladders
sizes constantly on hand fel8l
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Eoa. On. riop1s.-phe fne steamer Yifgsnisi esTt.
wa,,s i.sye. dis aftarpoosa, oeosk, es g
aSs sndfngs Travellers bnapa %
should bear ts aet mind Far frssht 9 Passs Ap q
board, or 10 Nsssrs john + Hyds go sn's ~ 7
| street. s535s4 4. sfs4ssys
ses,4tl IA ss'S ySs
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HA YRE

s47R FOR HAVRE.-THE PACKET SHIP
kkSASNr Richmond, Gookn, master, having nearly all
her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch. For
oistf fA'StGE GEO W. HYNsoN It CO., 81 Camp street
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

DO Will leave on FRIDAY. 9th inst. at 8 o'clock P NJ.
~ REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET.
M FGr Memphis HIelena tI Nap9son I Greenve and
senger packet Ingon0r, L. McDonough MASTER will leave
above. For freight passage. apply board orto
je4 7. b. SMITH. IL New Levee street
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

AGE4AA4AGOEAO Il LIZA
SSsHs SR$ h$ Kz1}saz5: HRSR5SAhsz RSR ShsSf Wei! Rhsf
SUMMER ARRANG EMENTs.
0" and nf!s5 FssHSaGE 81 q s Hs WILL LEAVE
The Depot at Agiers every day A. n
d1fiVs Bayou sau ?: NJ
Arrive Sretna II
n ExeaEsoa to regular saons and back
The g same mn day, will be issued as follows: e,os
Rsssans RsSeH hforshe Crossing and g
Tigeryle 90
Between Intermediate regular stations prices proportional
Ferry will with the Passenger Trains leaving
hf
Sn % the GH9p9E % TA I'll bf S Ct be- pa S
the shippers, and freight be delivered At all other Stations
Han sere yOa B@a where he
naps Fei ss Freight form for cir
be had on application % It, h ER fs s Tte e Iesn
s9E EHvy XsR 91tHHAFs, aEHaH sbR5haE7 SAGH<7
RAILRoAD, Depot on Caliope
~. S.;v
Ns epns m 4 NJ ks LEAVES new eS ai daily ~
at 81 p NJ Reaches osyka r. NJ Passengers received
F4nEFour cents per mile. each way Children and servants
nH FRETGHT TRAIN from the City osyka and all inerme
iae stations Tuesday Thursday and Saturday and from
|
~ excursion train will leave the city every Sunday at
8k NJ for Osya and intermediate stations and return by
| 61s P. ai. Fare half the usual rates.
Tickets issued, application at moderate price,
| GEO. II. HAZLEHURST, Genl Snpert.
Tri.Weekly Line of STAGES TO JACKSON, Miss. nj
| OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" observation-disclosures No. 81 Camp gtreet-lncopoa-
ted under Act of the Legislature, 18th March, 1850
The Office Of the Institution will be for the reception Of
Deposits morning Sundays excepted from to O'CLOCK
and on Saturday evenings from ito o'clock -
Deposits OF One Dollar upwards will be received
The employment of the funds strictly limited by the ACT OF
State Of Louisiana, and of the City New Orleans.
Loans mortgage OF unencumbeed and nnimproved ReS
Estate within the limits Of the city of Orleans, exceed
ing 80 per cent. Of the appraised cash value
pledge of the Stock the Incorporated Banks il
New Orleans exceeding 60 cent of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment of the
funds distributed semanlualy among the Depositors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow funds
or receive any pay emolument whatever.
Certificates deposits having interest to agreed
upon will be issued for less than $1,000 deposited for
| TRUSTEES.
George Eustis,l A. D. Kelly William Vogel
W. N Mercer Geo. Urquhart, r. b. Sumner,
G.. o. duncan A. Heine, George Jonas,
Wihelmus Bog8rt, P. N. Wood Thos. A. Clark
". n. MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY,
WIN. yOGEL, Vice Presidenia
l=.-o r. B. SUMNER,
| .... .. 70. D. D. WITHERS, Treasurer.
BCopies Of the Act of Incorporation and By Laws
be obtained OF the office. a8ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-06
DAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1856.
sTEAMBOAT :DEpl pARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER. {

win leave FRJpAy s TIT a esl9es @ pR%
s ss;.s e
q @ seSs u sss1s ss ssn
WV oR A5ahgfH gfI.vEpoRH q j9a f,esb Hsp
- tons and ali ineTnediats iandlngs-The snps-
+ s,AS yeas s
p SMITH z Ne New Ps',s hsyse s ssefs Rs
M.s gi xIlda and Fanny Fern freight " viii
g eloasn v1'aoa. aeeeA.s4 -.
VIII leave on ipS 81 eGoeE A n
s. ~ Ma5iss VI Gsa Efe5s
The hne Packet
apply on board, Or to 49,, .-..,
5,=17777 = -; : = : ! -
ATC q 4 FAL-A-YA- RIY = R. -
win leave on SATURDAY, 7.h inst at O'Clock P. NJ
Mary Bsss-The superior AT steamer amer Frank Raa
@ Asx oS S IA Eoss
BsySa Baa mmpor Old River and all landings on the
For further particulars appy on board, er to X, ~
Keeling VII ne & F
seied BY other person bn. BY the captain Or clerk e6
- $50 %: 8. F.-poAEp OF nIRgeToRs
~ gs 1Aof odd Fellows, Res.n for 1856 aoficers-
Bs sslesiy John csnssty esmm
Gsrdasr ss sRh T 1heT Men @ Tonei f.
TaniaI hfen6IarsFrank Lewis W d VIII
~! sso1r Il f.nSman Z, p Rnxydtch I War
ne, ar y y r; 7;ast9rade 5tS L = RonIIemet " -
ne Z. III ~ RI 3 nn Fr ovys EsTB ,av he nro.
cns5 Nv annivnp to = N COREY at sickies Co.'S Ss Ca
se. I 1,. W r n n sTETSONis Il Gamn sweet II Fl
VA II S5rt and NJ te cecretrvis nf6ce in
~. o-ar 49,, a5 ratta sfreotS "
oum no n Tooes ,if be nor
iN ne pr PIT Ii utaes " ,aes 60 nar SanIt 20
'n, roi.t;.a o he nurcasa of ya con he had
ASD HiGli a.:hn ~ II Sanrstory Wv f " ~ ~ " ~
on apPncaien ~ hIES ETR EEAuy sacretarv n + Pest
epl5 JAMES e : ohNhAoA. e. eecre.ly =. r: 'es..
116rF6pM N6gTTCE.-THE4 SUBSCRIBER RES
nsciiv friends and the public hat having
sn,,aT h;s nid business ns ACTIONEER and APPR
has I taken M his M ofice No "a Camp street -
iii sttn5 to te sale of Real Estate Stocks Neeroes Ad-
Assonees md all others according 10 law He
mn and personal to ali aales
OF eVe,y ha kent one far all the Rea, Estate and
a i ohpr op nrrots .ar,ns ~ Of nnhic anc
LANDS ~ mas VI ae h @ r III ha aa-.J M M m anrs
non Every iAG,ny III s pe"e WI" 10 oheie " pus CID a
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VOLUME TX. (: /.
sEA-GOING VESSELS.
CAL IF o r N I A !.

10 sail on SATURDAY, Jnne iii. at O'Clock a n:
F FOR dIancna Xla ii Asp5Mn IN pau
del Nore Eiearaga going and Inf er hs
above with Government mails and passengers, connecting
with the Pacific Mail CompanyB splendid steamships
Panama San Francisco For freight passage apply to
my29 w. G. TEMPIETON,7 rs Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-06

Will leave on SATURDAY. 9TH inst, at o'clock P. M
Fags FOR FLOUSAS-REGULAR SAT
p URDAYS PACKETIn place of the steamer
:ssssa Mary Bess-The superior AT steamer Frank
taking freight for Plaqneire Ryer Rose
Bayou Bnnf Smmsport Old River and all landings the
Atchafalaya River. .sETE,@
For further particulars, spply On bos5d er to
S F. Keeling will be responsible for any debts
by any person but by the captain clerk. e6
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FOR MARSEILLES.

SSK- FOR NJARSEILLES-THE Al REMARK
kkN&N Naby fast sailing ship ASTORIA Capt A. F. Holmes,
loading for the above port and will meet with
dispalc For balance of freight PASSAGE apply board
TO
myl4 !. H. AsHBRDGE 4 co. 100 Common street.
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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
OHIO RIVER.

VIII leave SATURDAY the Tth inst, at O'Clock r. NJ.
"a a1sssa FOR CTNCINNATI--THE FINE RE-
sAsrEa gnlar passenger steamer SuilIe Robinson,
Capt Dyas Power. leaves for ths above and eli
Intermediate landings above For freight PASSAGE apply
VI III DD' - n John F. HYDE h CO. 66 Poydras street
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Total amount Of assets lii
EIPENsEs-
Cost Of vault office furniture, printing, d.
advertising etc..- 'h d'1va 52 ~"
Rent, Salary of Secretary, stationery e1e. zoos %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-06

| SfSE- FOR PHILADELPHIA- REGULAR
| hFSx LTNE-The new packet schooner A. A. Crayvs
gaAnforl, Backnan master having nearly all her cargo
engaged viii hive Dispatch For balance of freight or
| sage, apply to- - 4! Y L@571 ~
| my6 GEO w. HYSsO& & CO., 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-06

I, r. h. FOR NIANDEVILLE--U.S S.MaiI--
RAEIAasSa FOR MANDEVIILE Lewisburg, Nadisonville,
Covington and Abita Sprngs-The fine
Virginia Penrl, Captain ]. w. Hotfnnn, leaves the
Pontehran Railroad day after the arrival of the IL NJ
sundays excepted Returning leaves Covingon every
morning ut O'Clock Sundays excepted)
Fare, ST. Meals, 80 cents.
For particulars apply on board, or to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

no LET-TN A HOUSE WITH A GENTEEL PRIVATE
i family, floor, consisting o. rooms, with gas
and Croon ster BIO Eighth Avenue Of Ferty drs
street rent SO per month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15
DENTISTRY.

nR NAPOLEON PRETFRRF 45 BROADWAY
~ guarantees % insef whole partial sets OF teeth on
rold silver or pana plates with without extract na Tho
roots Gy per bent cheaper hsu any other regular dentist
Teeth extracted WITHOUT psln,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

yVANTBn-AT 7e6 BROADWAY. pooKKEEPERS
w conductors 3cerks barkeepers waters porters.
Grernen, 2 brakemen, drivers coachmen men on
and railroads aud BOYS for trades and for stores
LOUIS KAUFMAN. kgeat
WANTED-AT no. East BROADWAY, TWO AvFRr.
w scoch boys, u learn the maxi trade
two rorters cor stores two g drive and cars
Places procured of cers school teachers aen on Steamer
eouducors tsgrage md brakemen bareeners waters A.
h9usekeepeFs aud stamsresss. Apply n GffbLES co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

DFMovAb.-wyMtS A co, MERCHAHr TAuoss
~ have removed 70 Nc 90 Broadwsy formerly caiamore
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

IMPORTANT TO PARTIES LOCATING LAND WAR
i ranis-Tbe undersigned will locate for commission,
land upon ands restored 10 market from railroad
servatops several land districts q WISCONSIN immediate
application made Said ands frs thor contguity 10 i'm.
prtyernepts viii pay profit Of rro 70 M this year
STOW a JAMESON
Western Land and Farm Agency, y 3roAdwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

d. RFwARD.-LOST. on SATURDAY. AUGUST q
- large Newfoundland dog at the Hobosea ferry Who
VII Lin 5i9 SIKH avenue corner Of Ihiry irs
street or 10 Mr. T. Schepa Gutenberg. VIII receive
above reward Name the dog Is Carlo
60 REwARD-r.osr, A GOLD LoCKET, CONTAIN
I'd lag miniature OF lady. The above reward wi bs
paid any person returning the same TO Thomas W. Ret
Ney street. or - Clarkson street.
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BILLIARDS.

DTfITAPD TABLES TRIsNINcs or SvgRT Efvp
Id and ali Essential TO- connected win the g,rr
81 tIlRrts Sc he'd 81 The mAnufacto-y Of OCOSSOR
COLlENDE2, Is Aaa street -Four god second aaad a 20
for sale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT CUSHIONS FOR
ID true anges-Ih0 iaanda ready bncG them against al
Others Ten tables for playing samples sale l4a FULTON 10
No Ann street s9 broadway. Best snd cheapest made
ali sizes hand
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND CUgHfova-PA
tented February 10 1856. warranted maihemacaly cor
rect aud possessing elual elasticity al For
only bv MICHAEL PrfELAN 30 Chamber. street m s,ar,
WE OFFER FOR SALE SPLENDID TABLES WIN
w our invented cushions cheaper Than De bought
elsewhere Two second baud tables for sale Size Or
vs. y GRirrrTu DECKER, - Am street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

CL5AZS MASTE4LAS -ALMAs ETC
Has In store
osn9ie.e ssSo nent OF goods ir tbs Above Lac iaedss
expressly for
THE FALL TR ABE
&c which lie invites eca! % so.6e-s
lnio-
Ia CLOTH ve7e MORE sntque AID AL prevailing fabrics
siapted TO De wants OF the trade AMI including sill
styles &C. which he o.ers the liberal terms and "A
pE-css lbs. c1cno fail NEE. tho APPRECIATION b5en
q CedaS stree. betHser NAs". y and villa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15
BOARDING. AID LODGING.

UNFINISHED ROOM IA YOUNG LADY, OF QUIET n
bits be accommodated with handsomely farnish
frort paror a. nominal rent By addressing N A. Bros
Pos ofLee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-15

way suit OF four rooms, on the second floor with all
modern Improvements TO gentleman and his wife single
gentlemen Apply l09 Wooster street. References re-
Iuirei.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-28


Mr.. Buchanan's Presidential Chair is not
likely to be cushioned with roses. Before
the Electors have even met to award it to
him, his supporters are ready to quarrel over
his future acts.
The Journal of Commerce, in behalf Of
Democratic Merchants, gently counsels him
to use " moderation >, in his Foreign Policy,
and " not to excite the jealousy Of European
powers" But the n. o. Delta (Secrctnry
Davis's organ) angrily demands that he shall
" wrest Cuba from SPAIN " fortiiy Walker
in Nicaragua" and seize d" Mexico" If he
will not, he " will be Traitor" and it
threatens to sink his Administration lower
than ever plummet did sound -
The Pittsburgh Post says it desires to
see Kansas Free State" But the Colum.
hia IS. c. Times, (the Governors organ)
declares " Kansas shall not be given up to
Freedom that " the Sonth has one foot on
it. and must plant the other there also"
Non-iutervention doctrine " it says, " ma :
do well enough as party expedient; but it
will not answer y now. 1t looks to the new
President, not for " the solemn humhuggery
Of platforms, " but for" the faith Of Ate Lison
Stringfclow, Whitfield and Titus
The Atlas here, exults that d" the Union is
saved" But it seems we are not yet out OF
the woods. Gov. Wise's organ, the Peters
hurgh (Va.) Democrat, announces an Extra
Session &" to solve the question whether there
shall be Union with a Constitution" AMI
whether Virginia can longer live on terms
of peace with the Northern " Black Re
publicans"
Nor do they agree about hi. appointments,
more than about his policy. Tie Richmond
Enquirer, the leading Southern journal, says
New York must not have any iavors--' New
York did nothing for Buchanan, therefore he
is under no obligation to do anything for
New York, - to which the Troy Budget re-
torts that the Enqulrer's " vagaries for O
dissolution of the Union and re-opening the
Slave Trade" and " Brooks hludgeon,
were what " crushed New YORK Democracy
between the upper and neither millstoucs u
of Republicanism.
The Edgefeld Is. c. Advertiser (Brook.
and Buffers home orgsn) says" th5 South
will cOnhol' Mr.. Buchanan's " councils, "
whereupon the St. Louis Democrat, the lead
ing Democratic Journal of Missouri, say.
that if So it will be because Wise, Slicll,
Rhett and DAVIS are trying to scare him
into such distribution Of the .poils Of Of.
fee, swill award them " the controlling
share"
How blsst sight 1t Is 10 see
Brethren dwell in unitv,"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-28

AID TO KASs.s.-Thc Phoenix says; "The
money Ol0.) and three boxes Of clothing
raised by the Ladies' of Brattlehoro for the
aid of suffering Free State settlers in Kansas,
have been received at the Offices to which
they were consigned. The clothing was sent
70 Mr.. Hutchinson, Lawrence, Kansas. 1t
was consigned to the care of Messrs. Sim
mons & Leadbeater, St. Louis, who have In
sured them to the amount of $500 and for
warded them to their ultimate destination.
The money was sent to the Office Of the Kan
,'as National Committee, Chicago, the receipt
Of which the Assistant Secretary acBnowl-
lees-It will be expended in clothing and
p rovisions "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-11-28

strictly responsible for the faithful discharge
of your duty. Sir, this man shall be brought
here and tried, if it shall require the whole
military arm Of the Government.
Free State men now in that guard house
might have asked in vain, Sir, to have been
bailad, upon charges infinitely less criminal,
while this man Hayes, who has been guilty Of
most atrOcious and diabolical murder, right
under my eyes, must he admitted to bail.
will tolerate no such injustice
The Marshal was astonished, and hardly
knew what to say at last he sat down and
entered into private conversation with Ii
tus. Jones and Woodson--a worthy trio-and
they counselcd together. The Governor was
kinder out Of sorts and they must pacify
him if possible the judge had made a mis-
take, and it must be set right.
All the time the Governor paced his Office
floor with hurried steps, exclaimng every
now and then in sentences denouncing the act
of the officials in releasing murderer on bail
and telling what he was resolved to do about
it. |. soon after this interesting conversa-
ton, left for this city.