New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-08
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0rIkai's iIn tCresfelt.
sso,.a s5'aaa Session.
5 M AIM. ssssaate. Mr.. Bell, Of
taas WITH tles
viSus nnde to fis views On the Kansas
A hoped III would allow The question 70
4 a frst taken oH dherng ia that the House
sies Tsxosg pend upon heang done
Ss nett paired otf Nth alr.
apn iii as iierete fose. ss,s ~
E NH, Houston presenter memorial of the Legisia
Texas, the bahaf y
nov held III ct,ssafy f The San
Con rlitfee that IL tie Feer
M " hs eehalI y
Esay Ne dome u. Ii. -
Nth Houston bore NJ the gn shaEaeter
which Judge Terry bore years % Lesas.
fr Brown GerTobaIa the illts M Nas
aft honorable and higs minded mar A
Mf Bell, os Tenaisss fore entering upon the
kansas question: chat he had received a
Ieftr from a friend il. whom be had
great bearing 70 ieiTys
elevated hut a te same 5me ma
gfas I'LL Of that bag peen
f the means ofs Involving him end fhas
hid ii Hot Been for this nnfort me
Iance Comma would have been alssosed iofl
ailer regrette that hing had been said
this subject bak lid not concur n the OPINION mat
fhe Vigilance Coninitt have been dsbanded
ere this but Fill ttIle arrest Judge Teri S
iii. Beli 81 then addressed the Senate
III some length Hi reference the bill introduced by
MI GTitteuaen AZ 4 means ei me present
siiserdegad state Of affairs il He was in the
main i'll favor Of that there might be
some provision in 10 tfhch ne could not give MS
IL cordial consent. Jill SFf
Hfr Hunter moved To lay Mr.. Griittenden's bill Oh
table but as The Senate was thin the taking Of
the vote was postpone RI, e
NJ. Seward resolutl o. II order ~ ~
cilitate the dispatch Of business that the Secretary
of the Senate cause the fesks Iot w
VI use nj 70 ne ron ~ eilill-
As Def. i. lles nv NO. ~ III.
tier ~ sliOt eSeeHEl9s session 8tie ketsse$ ~
N iournea. VIZ s
moved I'D IT aoloufnnent y
~ +t,o+ ia,
was from VIZ n, ep.ass .,s =.
sheIe Io gnsar aas anu =
4 motion 70 adjourn to Monday, was voted down.
Mr. On asked leave to oduce the Army oil.
GreW ana others IN,
Wete ~ - yh;ch
anu ~ uitsih 60 Z.
were wv ~
~ NE ,vaV
nope that the Ho1ss lnstead y ~ ts y,
would Is to work IKE eraes 81 agreed ~
5ooa ssl A Is 49, ~.
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TIE LATE G AIR--A cores pendent Of the Column
Enquirer writing from Eupatoria, Ca, under
y date 81 Che ~ inst, says ls "
yesterday the n ST ut NE were visited BY one Of
the most destructive storms that ever visited any
country 70 eommene raining here gently abouts2
n o'clock on Sunday morning the wind commenced
blowing from tile north OF east at daylight, n
ereasing az the day Advanced AM It's violence, until
about 40 clock when the wind shifted d
recty northeast lowing n perfect hurricane until
about clock, z. M., when the wind shifted nearly
north and ceasing to 50 much violence IN
about clock, when the wind and rain ceased
The destruction to the matured and growing crops Is
% Immense; the corn and cotton il al down Tat witt
ground the cotton that was opened y AL blown
out and destroyed the bos are al twisted that are
ID left on and are compelled TO open prematnrely
The railroad bridge n Mf HoVelfs field is blown
sB88 soWi tle telegraph Rlreas down and broken
The destractlon here y immense. hope that the
storm has not been ~ severe elsewhere. 4$s
ba Fnanira i, romYnan III t.,a ahove ,ette,
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The econnt Of the devastation committed by the
late Storm gwen bys " at Upafofa Isl
I1Lul plGtuie OF IFS eIlectS Ill al1QCatess TOullt
WHICH We nave VERBAL CIOpS