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ship Johannesburg from HavreS cabin and So in the
steeIagc.
Per Ship Joshua Mattran from Havre-55 Storage
EXPORTS.
LIVERPOOT-Ship Sebastian Cahot--4Ol8 bales cotton.
LIVERPoOL-Ship yolant-S020 bales Gotten
LIYERPOOL-Ship Crown Point-S5Sl bales cotton.
HAVRE-Shp Sea Belle-2i51 bales S9j bales of
which cleared previously by steamship EFanGois Aago
259 bales hides.
BosToNshp Josiah Qnncyl5l9 bales cotton &C bbls
cans, 400 hides.
RIGA-Bark Old Hckory-li64 bales cotton.
BOSToN-Shp Scrampoe bales cotton q hhd tobac
bb rosn 100 bOs 100 hf bhs whisky, 1858 bbs tupen
tine, IS bbs 3 6rs pocn IFS bdls 1910 hides ~ pkgs mdse
APALACHIC0LA-Schr Joe f Smh-2O0 sacks corn, lG
seed S3 bbl flour 66 bags coffee 81 hbs whisky SO
Candles casks bacon do hams "a bills pork II hhds
bbls 81 bbs mcnsse hi bbs mOlases, bale bag
gpg, coils 5bbls potatoes IL do bread 10 bales w9o 10
SKIS and sundFies.
SABINE PASSSchr Wlliaml025 sacks salt 80 sacks Of
corn IS do coffee bb WHISKY, 100 castings machine
nv lis bb casks IS bbs flour % bbls sGSrr
10000 bricks. 1856 pigs mdse.
TABASC9-SChr Leoner-l00 bbs Honr, $50 sacks corn.
GENoA-ship Mssss!pp-!229 bales cotton 2i hhds to.
bacco.
TABASGO-Schr Joven Manueita-7o btls four 700 sacks
corn, 800 paper 1870 bars iron, l5Spkgs mdse
HAyANA-Schr Corneia-l400 empty bbls.
LIyERPooL-Ship Timor-3si7 bales cotton.
sAGUA LIE GRANDE-Bris Crimea-lOl5 empty bbls
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Shipping sntslIigsntt.
-a SATURDAY, February
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Ship Sebastian Cabot Watts for Liverpool Whitney &co
Ship Nolant, Bray, for Liverpool Whitney eco
Ship Crown Point, Cook for Liverpool, Whitney Acc
Ship Sea Belle Neazte, for Havre, j Whitney Sco
Ship Josiah Quincy, Sprague, for Boston, Hynscg
Ship Serampore, Bow1en, for Boston, CIV Hynson eco
British Ship Tmor, Campbell, for Liverpool,
.-.yy., y.-5 -..r.g Baxter, Lowell Sco
Sard Ship Mississippi Antoa for Genoa, Lauata
Bark Old Hickory, Peacock, for Riga, H Ashbrdge &co
Brig Crmen Snow for Sagua le Grande Williams eco
Mex Schr' Leoner Canessa. fer Tabasco, Can1ercen
Mex schr Joven Manueta Barritiaga, for Tabasco
H. ,-.. Camerden
Sc5r Cornela, Potter, for Havana, S DeTisser .Sco
Schr joe u Smith, Snow for Apalachicoa j Mitchell
Scr Williams Roach for Sabine Pass Goldenbow Lesparre
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RECEIPTS OF PRonucE.

VfCkSBu RG-Steamer NatchezSS7 bales cotton Oakley &
Hsnder PeaieNi Wight Alien &eois do TO ofder@
~ Carroll W,tt presafa so5 Ward Saunders unls
sssS sRPs aSs9
Nils n eo
Hsinmingway Fredandsr Scos Warren Gilmore Sco7 to
s1'a 1s"sy S ases %
bennett Witherell scel bb aonr @ SKIS seed Nor
95 9 I'll sPg s ,E lard sn s n w 5 ss a
| 1928 bales cotton.
TENsAs AND BLACK RIvER-steamer W C Young
9coMa Esn asois Gnddy Brown &eo-as bales cotton
Allen Sco-34 Feowes &eoi Harris Levi sacks peeans
bx TIM 81 N9rmsns5oo sacks cotton seed Fsk-l96s
bales cotton a., $3.50 : -'0e'fS ''S'
WAsHINGToN-steame opslousas-2l5 bales cotton to
Ha5ding Abbay sso-Ts Camnask, sqarss Wsl4 g do 70
HSsos @ SSs %a
cot Beosg Nobsm kSon9 Frellson Stevenson SEQ, do
Ansdssis MeIlhsSny Begsr Foley Avsry1S d to
Fisk Scoss hides ellis &cosundres to Orderro'al
APALAoHICoLA-steamerT ampa-1 cotton gin Is sacks
s cot seed stss See.I bs nss obls
MOBIE--steamer Caornia-32 bales cotton to Pitcher
| Goodrich &co-sundries to order
ENANsEll4LE-Steamer W Ewing-2S ties lard 10 bbls do
40 Kegs 90 " Dds Houf loi SACKS corn to wche co54
tcs iad o DDS pork Hewitt Norton kco1ol do Kennedy
&co69 ties bbls lard Martin. owen Cobbl2 bbls
ia ties lard Feowes &co4 bbs -four Helm ChismlO9 do
Levy 20 eggs Il nj do cheese pigs elbon,
" u 9ps nuns ga oo '1rk % 40 taru oSe bfos5
phs lard ~ Dds Pok ~ 90 mans oorhies 'iris 6co52
40 ahheli f9we 6coVio DOS ionr rope Ellison &co-ll4i
sacks corn Robertson &McDouga-5 head cattle TO order
Farley. Jurey &co96 do TarleOn, Whiting Tulls-S9
MsKslFoy radtordI = bales osnsOurgs IetcbfoFd
ga ops ma nl stores h%co-liod 40 ine doueh
co9 cotton gins 10 Gffswoa co5 sacks cotton seed to
fasne ndse Morton &co-l do Mon
roe heo-4ou' iso oaes cotton
Observation-Disclosures Dnke-S4J bales cotton to r c
Cummings, Stewart &col9 Campbell Srong-li5 do 10
Frelson Stevenson &co63 Carter Scol bales cotton 10
Mckelroy Badcrd-59 W Estlin &co-5 W Scott Ico-
45 Farley, jury Sco32 N Hopkins Scol to Durand, Io
guest Mcl4eulore, RaSburn Sco25 Il &co-25
Redg1ll Roberts Terili5 Green Crup2 bales cotton
wilson Pomroy Xco-22 ROBSON Alen.2i Phillips AGO
~ Henderson, Terry &co-lS do to Plarche &col7 do to
tarde &co7-t NJ Giis &co-lo Ward SanndeIs Hunt
10 eiocq Noolom &co-4 Nelson eco b legruy eco
~ hlilatu summer, ago Il May &coi smith Nhn-
Iarfo! tchaFu aco-ii fnyne HarsoT
W. N oykins yS5 SACKS peeanS converse Sco9 bales OF
peitries bennett Wehero &co3 do Jacob Dabovasnndres
! 10 ofaef-lehi, 1904 paIes cotton
/ ARKANSAS RIYER-Seamer Cora No 800 bales cotton
Campbell Strong-2s5 Williams Son-234 Robson Allen
81 W Estln &coS7 Bradley Wilson cotton
NJ Greenwood &co-I6 tiaines75 Walker Stuart l. Hutch.
war;, S Fun q tlZU 70 i.lana EGo-ao 40 TO
nolIy-0 McGIegor. Aoway &co--39 2 Ayde Aces do
VIM I.oery Sco-3 I,osson Sanford Bros-32 to
Eead Mase Sco-D Bogart Foley Avety-2S bales cotton
c Phillips &co--2i Felluwes Sco-2D Levy & Summers5
Moon Titus Nco-l9 H X Carter Sco-l7 b Cooper scolt
1i l.n1a
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yebistu nj .tbe HlatAtts for past aaeeA.

= CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street. I
n Saturday Morning, Feb. IA, 1857.
The receipts of Western Produce have been rather larger m
ring the past week. but still of limited character and have
afforded much for export operations The advices
from the West however, announcing full resumption of nay
cation the upper rivers and the departure of number of
bouts for this port have unsettled the market for Flour GRAIN
Provisions Whisky and other articles supplied by that region
aud the generally have declined The demand for Snga
Molasses and Coffee the time has improved under the
influence of the intelligence and these articles have brought
higher prices Notwithstanding considerable increase in the
supplies placed in the market Cotton in good
during the greater portion of tho week. but business has been
restricted by moderate supply and assortment In To-
becco only limited transactions have been reported Freighs
generally been dull with rreguay in the rates
left the Cotton Market at the close of
last weekly review with quiet but Saturday
buyers forward with much spirit under the influence of
The avice and the sales 20 bales prices
generally being very full without quoable change On
Monday and Tuesday with moderate supply offering factors
still stringent in their TERMS and the business fell off
bales the showing improvement Of about nc
running lists of the Middng grades The market
Wednesday, and purchasers found for about 5000
bales Thursday 10000 bales sold without
Their change Yesterday the demand fair and
o disposed of at previous rates the business of the
week thus summing up 81 900 bales We QUOTE
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Sl,1l3,O5o 60

STATE OF LOUISIANA, g.
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be 1t remembered that the 18th July 1856, before me- the
subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary OF the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according law does depose and say the
foregoing Just and true and correct transcript
lSignedl q. J. MANsONI Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed me, this 18th July 1856
JSiynedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD.
The Board Trustees have resolved pay interest Of
per CENT cash. outstanding certificates of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives. and
after the I'd Monday of August proxmo.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared
three third the earned of the
Company year ending the 30h Of June for which
certificates will after the 18th September next
THOS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
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INSURANCE.

l. IFYMPERfETHfTY.- GNffEb STATES LIFE ~
sgRAHGE ANNUITY AND ,, TGU Ny COMPANY OF PHIL
Assets, January LIST, 1856, 81,4a1,6l2 42s
DRECroRs or HONE BOARD.
A. W. Thompson, Paul b. Goddard, ID, John Ely
VIM, ~ Goodwin, James Devereux, Lawrence johnson,
Geo Geo; %Sssni nyy s.R Crawford dusta'us hnsnsh
D'A'' W. STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President
LAWRENCE JOHNSON, Vice President
AS-New Orleans Branch Office No. 4s Camp street.
The undersigned General Agent Of the above well known
Company for the Southern prepared to receive spp
~ bis i,f friends and The public he following "
W H LetchfordA Co, A. D. Kelly Co., VIM; NJ Perkins,
j. Burnside Co., Jos Mei,ard u John Maginnis'
John Penbsrton President Merchants Mutual ms Company
Thomas sloo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
Jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company
j. 1s K ycel i1'NA' Thomas Murray walton
sPsmphets blank forms etc. obtained the Office
ksHanG s sg,si N r. Medical Examiners
In attendance daily KzAE ss% Il boIsh AGENT
ta2l " No. 4S Camp street.
NJOTICE-THE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE
opersons and are prepared to take Fire and River
Risks ut The usual rates.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. W. West, r. p Hunt
Jas A. White. MI. Mnssen
Evan J. Mccall, Martin Gordon, Jr,
D. Jamson. Pnun j. Martini
Antonio Costa Cesaire Olivier
Umer Galisrd, John Eaton,
OMfsR GAILLARD, President.
GEO W. WEST, Vice President.
A. SGREIBER Secretary. mn ly
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Home Mutual Insurance Scrip purchased freely
The usual movements Of the uncnreni bank notes
have prevailed during tbs week quotations.
will be there but little difference In the rate of many
and sight exchange cities The issues
of the Free Banks in Indiana Illinois other Western States
taken at lower raes-ha H. when they purchased
attempts far learn, have made to circulate
these in this section, and need be made
not be The Free Banks Of are handled
with great caution There entirely too many organizations
In for agricultural State the products Of which
say cotton tobacco gold and silver this
-narket as landed on the levee.
IAud without changedeaers they full
high enough the very limited demand for entry
received this week about $3.50 o0 in Mexican
COIN major part Of which has been taken by buyer
I1 dollars and corresponding for bullion. Gold Of
all foreign countries with ready sale at the highest prices
every Kind and description of legitimate transactions anc
negotiations be made in city low terms as Ia
oses place. sher for travelling commercial purposes
The following the regular Of B. Merre Co. fol
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We quote this evening

In stocks to-day we heard Of 10 shares Bank of
New orleans l1 shares 1915, AID the same price
shares 40 shares Canal Bank PT and lo2
shares Other stocks held quotations
very strange much partially shown to stocks
there are notmore Banks organized
In paper negotiations Of about 10000 twelve
months per the highest grade and some second
of pnod al with nlber triiiny sales follows: ~
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MILLINERY.
MISS LOUISA sTENT,

U1 MISS LOUISA sTENT, FASHIONABLE
XII DRESSMAKER most respectfully informs the Ladies' of
New Orleans that she has commenced business
IVA Canal street. and that she will be most happy
any orders entrusted to her g....
latest styles Of Walking and Evening Dresses Robe do
Chambre and Ball Dresses made up few hours notice.
the most reasonable terms.
Miss Stem. will wait upon Ladies' their residences
rpurlirad
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INSURANCE.

OFFICE OF THE CRESCENT MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS. In
csuotity with requirements their charter the Cres
Mutual Insurance Company submit the following state
ment viz: Cd.
June 30 1856. $500 Sa =,
Amount unteminasd risks, July lst 1885, l44l7 81
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..Aep orleans Nlonty Alarkst.
CREscENT OrFIcx, No. ~ Camp ST. ~:

,4 CnsscENr orF1cx, No.. 10 Camp street,
Al Friday Evening, Feb ~, 1855. ,
The movements to-day in Exchange were heavy. Large
amounts had to be invested sterling account of coffee and
rood Al bills up and bankers bills and credits were
d to also sales Of bills Of adng drafts at
ass Possibly movements In sterling yesterday and TO-
ay win reach f20O Domestic funds also more freely
INQUIRED for and rates advanced from with purchases
by one party investment to the extent of S5o0O on
New York at Ave days sight at rates ranging from @
tx discount The Banks selling over the counter at "
.iscount For round the rates ranged from M@l per
cent DISCOUNT Frames we could ascertain taken at 80
q a. 38tf sfe52 5te
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ARRIVED.

snip E"ssnd january 'o Bsst Ios e
Ship Constitution iSnd from Liverpool 9Th January,
Ship Chicago. Chase from Liverpool January I'd,
Ship Northerand F'ner, from Amsterdam December 2O
gu, master master,lst dist, ~ So w.. r,.u- ,,,, :.
Ship VIM stetson Jordan from Liverpool January 9Th, toJ
Bark Raman, Iawry 20 days from New York to Hynson
Bark H Wolf Holmes 81 days from New York. to oreevy
Bark Union, NeweomJ from Liverpool December
> =. ter s5 Lowell &. Seo7s d dist 4 =.
Span Bark Nnevo autao aet Malaya CASTILLO &
Span Brig Alnalis, Bertram days Havana.
Brig Lgh Huff days from Havan" to Castillo &
Mex sehr Aregas!e csbado days from sisa zaeha
s ssh Gf Ss2 from y, as. a9as IA dist
schr Star, Parker from BiioxNBasin
S 81. #Ssn5s ss51 sS Hss
schr Elizabeth Ann, Athens, from Pearl River-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Natehez, Leathe1s. from vcksburg
opsonsas Hnskiey, from Washington .' anu 'i''D
Tampa, Guhsis, from Apslaehicea via the river.
Ss John Warner. Patterson, from Evansville.
55t l. Ewing, Green, from Evansville
osSy gst'sia S% i k1er
- Duke, Applegate from Shreveport.
Virginia Pearl, Hoffman, from Coyngton-lake
end Carroliton and Jefferson Railroad. @
@ Bealer, Walker, from Montgomery, Ala--Lake end
4. l..g ~ Carrollton and j If, Railroad.
Towboat Star. Whitney, the Passes-owed and
sea It'll inst, ship E Peters and brig j Sawyer
brought up ship Johannesburg and bark n Fl Wolf.
rowboat l. Day Hear,on from the Passestowed down and
18th instant ships Sarah Emma. Ed Everett and
brig Salavador-bought up ship Constitution and bark
Roman
llth inst, ships Ann Washburn, Athens,
and bark Thorndyke-bronght up ships VIM Setson and
Chicago, and Schr Arrogante. --.-
TowhoA Phoenix Crowe from the Pases-owed down and
to ith inst, ships John Spear Shelter brig Horacia
and schooner Col LesterbrOught barks Neuyo Lau-
tiaro, upioIsand PhlAh,
Towboat Yankee Fenton. Passestowed and
9Th inst, ship Charter Oak and bark Tusa-brought
schr Sheperdess.
Towboat Miandon Wiann, from the Passes-towed down
nth inst ships Younn Sam and Pennsy
brought the mails and passengers from the steamship
s Black Warrior. v
BELOw-COM1Ed UP.
Steamship Black Warrior Smith, from New York via Ha
vana, to James Connolly &co.
| Ship Windward. Smith, from Hayre 9Th January
Shin Cabinet Wright. from Bordeaux + w Williams AGO.
Pocahontas Wooderson, from Havre to Baxter ove
|
Ship Dyer Dyer 80 days from Hayre Baxter Lovel
|
| IT,; Matan tn Murisn
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleans. !
that the 18th January 1857, before
the subscriber, Justice of the Peace in and for the city
personally appeared Alexander Brother President
James II. Wheeler, Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Company Of New Orleans who being duly
corng do depose and that the above
aud transcript from the books Of the
said Company. A. BROTHER, President.
JAS II. WHEELER, Secretary.
and subscribed before this 18th day of January
1857. CHAS. NJ BRADFORD Second Justice Of
the Peace OF the Parish of Orleans.
TIE Board of Trustees have resolved interest Of six
per the outstanding certificates profits
holders thereof their legal representatives. and after
MONDAY, the 9th Of February next
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend Of
FORTY 40 per the earned premiums of the
pany for the ending Sst December 1856 for which
will be issued and after the 18th of March
rThis Company continues insure against the peril the
and loss damage by fire. the of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice-PreSident
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HARDWARE.

WATERMAN II.
c-FxHaz1A j. WATERMAN q BROTH Her,
~~ESfy HARDWARE MERCHANTS, corner of Com.
and Magazine streets, on hand and
are daily receiving by foreign domestic ar
rivals general of articles comprising in part as
follows:
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
Coopers' Tools,
Anvils, Vices, Bellows
Stock and Dies Screwplates
Garden Engines, Pumps.
Ploughs Hay Cutters Corn Shleere,
Agricultural Implements.
Mill, Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
OK Yokes Bows, Singletrees,
Turning Lathes
Hoes, Hames, Shovels and Spades Platform Scales
Andirons, Feuders Shoyes and longs Corn Mills
Copper and Iron Coal Holds, Cob Crushsrs,
Single and Double Barrel Guns
Coffee Heclas Chaing Dishes,
Chinese tiongs, Iron Bedsteads
Britannia and Plated Ware
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers
Stock Kettles Portable Forges,
o23Iy Seines Fishing Tsckes etc ate
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INV ORLEANS crAssrrioArioS
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.

TOBACCO. The receipts continue light Sand with very
small holders have been asking extreme rates generally
The reported during the week have exceeded 100 hhds
including IS Crop, of which q liza and l3ci ID
a. the at TO- at l2 10 at 49, aud 30
at l21c Yesterday, the only sale ted hhds at
l6c u b. m, .=- IL.
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MEMORANDA,

p Capt. Holmes, of the bark II. Wolfe reports having
heavy weather the s of February when
gulf stream and lost her sails and received other damages
On February English brig ashore the
Mosele Shoals and several wrecke going TO her
assistance, but could make out her name.
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BELow-coM1Na UP.

Steamship Black WarriYr Smith, from New York via Ha
vana, to James Connolly AGO.
Ship Wndward Smith, from Havre 9Th January.
Ship Cabinet, Wright from Bordeaux 10 w Williams &co
Pocahontas Wooderson, from Hayre to Baxter, Lowell
Ship Kate Dyer Dyer days from Havre Baxter, Lowell
AGO.
Brig Gudoras, -, from Matanzas, to j Murison,
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Per ship Johannesburg from Havre-3 cabin and 81 in
seeragc.
Per ship Joshua Mattran, from Havre-55 Storage.
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John HALLER q BROTHER. "a TOHoUrl

tCUas above St. Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS, prepared do all kinds Of EorL
IN their line Of business such putting up Copper
tsrs Valleys etc. Also putting Copper, Tin Zinc
y all parts Of city moderate PRICES with psomptpess
dispatch, Al kinds of Jobbing and Repairing attended with
dsDsch. By strict orders hope to merit
share of the public patronage.
We beg leave refer 10 the following gentlemen: Messrs
crozer Wing JanisSn McInosh Cook Morshouss Ro-
Caller, Turpn CO., ]. W. Jewell.
Letter Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 81
Charles street, n2ld&Wf
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The market is firm at our quotations, which follows
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c.snyrr Hosr1rAL.-The following Is the report
s,r ths week ending last evening z n !,
x-.,,4.5 1911 Died "
u. us RJmaining osS
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Gov. WA.KER's Poicr ~ KANSAS TO
wAsss Pxss SrArx Mxs.--The Black Re
publican journals endcavor to make it ap-
pear that Gos. WALsxE goes to kansas to
'evr the objec,s of,hs kIaye State n,es. :
Heb rpresntei - consulting only NTH
ths r~slavery nssn and tina, the Fre
state men feel that they have no chance
Now all this sort Of thing Il the mercst stuff
in the world. We have 10 sort Of doub,
that the Free state men are treated just as
fairly as anybody else /; and that II anything.
there Is quite as much desire TO settle the
question Ia their satisfaction as anybody
In tins connection il is worth While to recur
TO the letter VI acting Governor STANTON,
who represents Governor wMKxK, and in
dicates the policy that will control bis ae-
tons. The letter is addressed to Governor
Roslssos in relation 10 the mode Of conduct.
ing the approaching election in the Tie ri
tory. The paragraph in question reads as
follows.
In reference 10 your proposition 10 appoint
four judges on election at every place ~ voting,
have To say that the law very wisely author
lzes only three. Ihe Governor has nothing ,o
do with their appointment. II Is not ~ my
power, therefore, 10 adopt your suggestions In
thts particular n had any authority In the
/ matter, would in every instance appoint q.
Judges 81 election one Republican Of your par
| ", one national Democrat Ia favor of u free
STATE, aud che national Democrat In favor OF
making slave State This would he quite a
| fair and impartial a mode OF proceeding asevei
| Is, or, indeed. can be adopted by political par
| ties IN any country. mo-t sincerely hope The
Probate Judges may adopt this suggestion, OF
any other which may better avail to secure &
perfectly fair and indcpenden, express ion 81
| the popular viii.
| have the honor TO be, very tcsp'y.
Your obedient servant,
FIRED. /. STANTON.
secretary and Aactg Gov. OF Kansas Ter
| To G. Robinson, Wm. Hutchinson. Edwart
Clark and Others.
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Tbs pr,v,hg,s II a mombsr of parliament
aN' quite desirable Er unfortunate srccgla.
torS tsain., Hudson, the erst Encl.sh
railr,ad mAn. thCrc are uusatisici ju,ig
upnts oi over Iloooo0 standing "a thc
ipckets lie wasa candidate ior raria,
nNn, a, .hr ry,sn, cle<'ta,n, AMI IN nomna
tou dAy the ShrriHs ctNNr actually siaSi
him a, thc hastRg> but II was iccl,l,d that
b. was prO,e't"l from arrest by tsiaS a
candidate Tho coastshs~ KEPT sharp
watch al tbe state NJ the polls Sa As IA nab
him i hs prsrl To IL aasacNssfhl bat he
vas clNl.i AMI laughs al the hallifs anal
the laws
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MissNsrA am NoRtnrns pArrrio
R.uEaAp toarASy The Dirctors named
IN The aoi Of the legislature Incorporating
AMI granting lamlS 10 this company, mrt at
the Office ~ Ensrsp Ricr yesterday, AMI
organii'sl by the election Of the following
officers
P,suisni.- Epsrsp Rirf
Im PrespIfn Il, H. NnSoS
Strsipy AVIS W T,unp
Treasurer j. VI SToNE
tnpmsy Jons u liNisHIS.
An Executive tonmittsr was appointed
consisting Of EnsrSp Ren, y Srsrir, G.,
II. OAnEa. T. u puASo and it'runan
turR
The above gvn,lomen the present. active
managers oi tho affairs Of the Minnesota
anal Pacific Railroad Company. are well
known ctirm If thu Territory interested
IN Ia growth and prosperity and men, too,
whusn names ain Il u sufficient guarantee
tina, thr Affairs II the company viii bc man
agyd with ability Judgement anl energy
We trust that in the hturv, ~ in the
present. the carr Of the interests Of the com
pany will be entrusted Ia the hapiS of eth
nns Of Minnesota