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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-18
NcaC Books!

For sale by
THoM MAS L. WHIT E,
BOOKSELLER,
No. 105 Canal street.
HORACE B. WALIACE'S ART AND SCENERY IN EU-
ROPE.
BUFFERS DOCTRINAL AND PRACTICAL SERMONS.
IsHMAEL AND THE CHURCH. By L. Cheeseman, D. D.
THE SISTERS OF SOLEUSE, milo 2p3t
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HSaFourth District Court II am n candle
date for reelection the office of Judge of the Fourth District
Court Of New Orleans Election first Monday in April.
NILS 2pte ID H' N-t NJ. VI. REYNOLDS.
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E9> For Associate Justice--Messrs. Editors
Please Judge j. N. LEA candidate reelec
ton the Office Of Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
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Messrs. Editors of the Crescent: You VIII
please Judge D. AUGUSTIN the Judge of
The Fifth District Court Of this city, candidate for
ton at the election which is to take place Monday the 9th Of
April next.
milo 2pte 7f .- + f.".I ." MANY VOTERS.
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Cr0cker.y at wholesale,

CfOCEe1y az FVTOIeS01C,
S A II U Ell E. MOORE & co.
No 40 Camp street.
We have in and receiving direct from Liver
pool, very large stock all kinds of EARTHENW ARE
suitable for the country trade. In part:
WHITE STONE CHINA.
FLOWING BLUE EARTHENWARE
BLUE-EDGED, CREAM.COLORED and DIPT WARE
COMMON PAINTED CUPS and SAuCERS.
CHEAP PAINTED CHINA TEA SETS
CRATES OF ASSORTED CROCKEMY.
PRESSED GLASS TUMBLERS and GOBLETS.
| BOWLS, PRESERVE DISHES, SALTS, etc.
COMMON CASTER FRAMES.
CASTER BOTTLES, MOLASSES CANS
BRITANNIA COFFEE and TEA POTS.
All which will be sold New York prices and packing
| guaranteed. re- Epu
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ns,Hootsansl,s German Bltters superior to


PREPARATIONS tsE--JACKsos, Ia, Aug 1854.
Dear Sr feel bound express my qualification you for
the ncaculahe benefit have derived from the of two bot
ties Of your German Bters have found then be all you
recommend them to be- and cheeruly recommend them the
public safe and sire remedy for the disc they
tended for, and superior all preparations Very
respectfully yours. .- II. oPPENHEIMER.
See advertisement. ... milo 2plmGW
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ALE OF snAsoSABLE Day 6ooDs, Erc.-We call
Aeuo Of the trade the sale Of extensive assortment
sonablc dry goods etc, take place this day. 10
lii, A. ", At Blache Ieaunlents auction rooms No
3rtres street. Tefas sale.
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DOibe01''s

DOIbe03.'s
c o " NJ E r 4 L c L l. E G. E
No. I06 Canal street.
FRENCH,
SPANISH,
GERMAN,
ENGLISH,
ARITHMETIC,
GEOMETRY,
SURVEYING,
NAVIGATION,
PENMANSHIP,
BOOKKEEPING,
PHONOG RAPHY etc., are taught.
nSpecial Apartments and Professors for each branch Pri
vate lessons TO those who prefer it.
Former Pupils attend without charge.
N B. All things taught practeed in business and every
day life
Persons advanced in life attend in Private Apartments
any branch they may wish
R9-Citigens and strangers invited to call.
rS-NEW GLASSES this week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
milo 2p3t LOG Canal street
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To FISHERMEN. Messrs. McCntcheon, Howell &
No So amp trset large variety of seines
rods hooks and all articles used in roays against The nny
r. See advertisement.
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GAIErY THEATER. The grand spectacle Of /" ODE
ron, or the Enchanted Horn, is to be repeated to-
nipbt
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent,
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
[nr THE NATIONAL, AND RALIzE L,sEsl

~ - - IS
ARRfYALs OF THE S7RA MSHIP PIIILADRLPHzA.
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Nsssytt0n's Cod Lires. OH

RNs1stOn's Cod Liver OIL
Is doing for ccnsunpves and those afflicted with lung
diseases than any other medicine before offered the pub
c Its curative properties have been tested for the
years. and all those who have used have obtained decided
lief from it, Almost all physicians prescribe with
The genuine oil has Frederick v Rsshtons full
on each label and all using should be particular
that tits so labeled.
Fer sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail propreors
prices, by
j. WRIGHT Il CO.,
fe24 2pmeod q and ISL Cbartres street
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Paper. Hangings and L1f,h otsters'

f@apef HNnStRyS ana tjf9NOtStel'S'
III Il && GOODS. a
& Camp street...............75 q
good assortment of Wall Paper Borders to match
decoratve Window Shades Cords and Tasels nps
and Frnges; Enameled CLOTH Cured Hair and Hair Cloth;
yarnish; Clue etc., etc. .'.- a.
.s. House Furnishing Goods.
Cockey China and Gassware Silver Plated Britannia and
Housekeeping Hardware; Wood Willow Japanned and Plain
Tnware Stand and Hanging Lamps; Chandeliers Brushes
Mats, etc.
Caruphene, BURNING Fluid Sperm and Lard OIL Also a
good of Paints and Colors Paint Brushes,
MID 2p3t MoWeSFr ~ vs. HEATH a. MILLER. f
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CaspetiHg!
j.. D. DAN ERON & CO.,
I24 Canal ST., Touro Buildings,
Are offering their large stock of Velvet Brussels and
Ingram CARPETINCf, At low prices.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
choice of Brocaele, SILK Wool and WoSted
Danasks Lace and ns Cornces Pins; Links
Cords aud Tassels; Gimp,
WINDOW SHADES.
large variety designs, various sizes put up the
best manner short notice.
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH.
Three twenty wide of ordinary and the best quail
tiles. ... - ~
CANTON MATING.
600 pieces 81 A. 81 and Ga of fair and the best descriP
tious White and Colorei. MID 2p6t
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Joseph Las,dis $ Co.,
Sole Agents for
PROCTOR & CANDLES FULL WEIGuT
STAR CANDLES.
\
FOR BOYLE &k5G4e!ss -
Celebrated Alcohol, French Spirits, Rose
" Q N o " G 4 II E L 4 " MS K T.,
DOMESTIC BRANDY,
m12 2p6m 80 and So Tchouptonias street.
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.smb,.0fv2,cs for One Dollar.

No, 1876 P0YDRAS STREET
First Saloon from St. Charles ST.
Also, FINE OPERA. GLASSES TO LET Mt TWENTY
FIVE CENTS, at
G U A Y s
Depot of Opera Glasses and Ambrotypes,
M 2p3m 126 Poydras street, n. 0.
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DEATH or AN AMERIcA AN LADY ABRoAp.--Late ad-
vices from Florence state that Miss Mary Mnturn,
age 50 years, sister Of Robert Minturn Esq, Of New
York lady Of fortune Of rare intelligence and amia
blity of character, died recently at Naples. Miss
Minturn had travelled extensively in Europe. She
went abroad for the purpose Of accompanying a
nephew Of Robert hinturn on an European tour for
the benefit Of his health 1t will be remembered that
Dr. Kane named a rver--the most beautiful in the
Arctic regions after Miss Minturn and it is some
what singular coincidence, that while DR.. Kane was
dying at Cuba, Miss Mintnrn was breathing her last
at Naples. She taken down at Florence with in
fuenza, and proceeded to Naples, where she died.
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SsUn1s s. Co.'s Lotteries
DRAW EVERY SATUR DAY.

Owing to the great favor which Single Number Lot
eries have been by the public the large demand
tickets Managers s. SWAN Co., will have drawing
each Saturday throughout the year. EfI
The following Scheme will drawn in each Of their Lotteries
for March, 1857 r ~. .'"-.asI :, ~.
Glass 2s to be drawn city Of Atlanta, Ca in psoc
SATURDAY, March q, 1851. % .-....-
Glass 49, drawn in the city of Atlanta Ga, in pno' OIL
SATURDAY, March d, 1857.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
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alabama journal.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. DAILY, TRI-WEEKLy AVN
WEEKLY
The paper is published at the Capital of Alabama ~
is Of the Oldest and5est established papers the State "a
has the largest circulation in its vicinity the interior and
that portion of Alabama and Western Georgia which ,,
with New Orleans consequently the best medium for
vertising by Merchants in New Orleans desire 10
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
TERMS.
Mo. 3Mo. 6Mo PM
Daily, square. IS co 50 oO SIS 90 SEA ~
meenS' is9rIe'''''''''''' l" . 81 1000 % 90
an" tehly' sq"", e., :. W D % Il 20 lS 90
:. Tri-Weekly per anrurl .. 50o
Weekly per ......... . M
A SUBSCRIPTIONS and Advertisements received at the C1es
Office. $40, o.
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The issue is, how much is there to be received at
this port from now to the first July next Whether
it isor is not our province to comment prices we
have but little hesitation in remarking that cotton is
paying the cultivation well, and though fifteen cents
for Middling may be glimmering yet we must see
ninepence topped in Liverpool before those figures
can be realized here, and planters ought not to be
blaming factors for not obtaining those rates For if
any business in the commercial world has been judi
cously and shrewdly managed it is the cotton trade
of New Orleans for the present season.
Business was pretty active on the eyee yesterday
Cotton is being shipped rapidly though there may be
some thousands of bales held here for higher prices
or possibly for lower freights but freighs have de-
clined about as low as any reasonable shipper can
desire. Present rates to Liverpool will barely more
than give a new dollar for an old one and leave
nothing for repairs for the next seasons business,
unless very good return freghts should offer. Our
Western friends can send forward their produce it
will reach its destination at the cheapest rates.
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Island of Cuba.

Island of Cuba.
J 0 S E D 0 NJ N o,
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Tobacco,
No. l6 Customhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior stock of the best selections and
most favortc brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO,
AT THE WEST PRICES
"0LD JOE,n as he Is fnmarly known for the last
sixteen years at His old stand in the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still his old quarters, where found very
brands of Havana and Paper Cigars Of his poa-
ton, Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL, ----
ST, LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always be found the very best brands Of Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and the very best quality Havana Cigars and
Smoking Tobacco. milo 2ply
Porcelain ware.
choice collection of PORCELAIN VASES, TOILET
SETS and general assortment of Mane and Parlo oRNA
( MENTS recently received by
LION & PINSARD,
milo 2ptf G6 and &C Royal street, corner Benvie.
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Cranes
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKET.

Those beautiful BURIAL CASKETS formerly sold by p II
COOK Co., No So ST. Charles street. have purchased Nv
the undersigned who offers the sale at the usual
at No. 2U0 Camp street.
ol52ply DANIEL MONROE,
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Furniture Tv-arer0oms

Southern Furniture W'arerOOfns
HARLES A. STEW ART,
at Nos. Ill and l13 Canal street, Ne,c Orleans,
Has just received from the mandatory beautiful stock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARMOIRS and BEDSTEADS IN cd
dition to his hitherto large stock of ....
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line of business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find their advantage
give him call before purchasing elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
milo 2p6t<W III and l73 Canal street.
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Talk on 'Cllnnges

The good weather and the brisk business going on,
together with the erection of many good and SUBJ
stantia buildings for dwelling houses and the talk of
erecting many more, formed part of the topics on
change yesterday. Though We cannot boast of
splendid and magnificent temples devoted 10 Nam
mon, there numerous places Of resort in good
city where the events of the times daily discussed
and commented on. Though the nahobs of an hour
do not condescend to visit the Exchange Association
st. yet the bone and snew the true
and good men Of our city are to be met there and in
its proximity daily. Ifit is not appropriate to
claim, /" Waterman, what Of the night we can ask
cotton dealers what Of the cotton market, how is it,
what the prospects about 100000 bales, give
lighton the subject Weare not expecting extraor-
binary prices bostered up by speculative, and posi-
bly, enthusiastic ideas We are willing that.the trade
should be governed by the mmutable laws OF supply
and demand. How does this momentous question
stand at this moment Last year, after this time, we
received at this port up to the 3lst August - ''5
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WEnNEspA 3 NloRNlINe .MARoH IS. ls57

~ MI. ID. W. Young, clerk Of the steamer Cres-
cent City, has our thanks for late St Louis papers
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To The Ladies.
The undersigned opening the GREATEST NOVEL
TIES Of the SEASON in
SILKS
GRENADINES,
BAREGES
ORGANIZES,
THREAD POINTES
AND MANTLES, etc., etc.
Amongst of the elegant and eXpe
sive goods ever brought into this market.
invite the attention Of Country Merchants
FINE STOCK Of
Imitation FRENCH THREAD LACE and
.CHANTILIY SQUARES
POINTES, SCARFS and MANTLES;
EMBROIDERIES, FILET MITS,
DRESS GOODS and IRISH LINENS
Of the most approved make, on favorable terms.
P. & Z. REILLY & CO.,
Sign of the Golden Flax,
m13 2pGt l26 Canal street, between Royal and Bourbon
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NNXIVTH co q Z ES s.
SECOND SESSION.

WAsHISGToS, Tuesday, FEB. T. lH''.
Mr.. ALlI.S prtsented the credentials Of james +.
Snmou-, ,at,tso senator, by the Legislature o! kEoce
ls-snc.
NJ. " LLLER. from The Committee m Mlnsy AZ
fss reported II favor Of printing The documents recent
y communicated relative 70 Gen. SCOTT pay.
NJ. CRIIILSDEN sugSeste- TIA; the tune re-
oGiI 10 print ~, a!ge cocameE would defeat me
"hiec. Of TIE House bl. relative 10 the pay Of eGerA
scott.
NJ. WELLER responded, La; upon an eramns,
ion Of TIE correspondence between the Secretary u
Wa and Gen. Scott, the Committee on hAltAly Al
ais we.e sstsie hat justice 70 bo'h parties re afts
Tat The whole sLoud oe printed. aDd z ne orler BE-
iusGe Il lie AID III table q. eariy a. next
MsI6sy, and TIM tao three days after tnai tue
re Committee viii probably DC able TO report "a 4
DE biz COW before item. L; was with re-rst To he
o6stc 70 ina; portion CT the Fpndeaee
pss Q. 90 sDgrF character.
W. BILL lem. n,li'ed Shetlef lie COMMITTEE
coald not d eide wLck PORTION. @. the esP0ndelce
,.L: 10 L. ressed and W,lca puItet. lie thJGzht
.Le personsl con goTeTs,es u ,Ae.e gentlemen wee
Tot ptctsssry % be Published IN order 20 underssnd
,pc a.uu nj relative 70 to oil before me Secste
Mr. WILLIE 1pIitd that TIE Committee could not
o that without sube'in- Themselves 70 the irlputa-
ten Of dc d INJUSTICE 20 other OF the partiss.
\. he ca. noE stood II the senate wsLt 20 do Justice
T. 10Th ps.tiss the whole ccrrspOodesoe ought be
puh,s5fd-
Mr.. PFARCE world b. ob'i-si u vo,s azains, ia
y, ti9o 70 ptisi TIE esne-Psa1s-ee. a Po1I1s VI Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

ocaeiicated VITA loose women. and receive hash
mosey from them 10 Q vslas much greater thsn
their estimate Of honesty because the mOisl code
Of tie Police seems 10 be that one uiust set taief
to catch thief, and that they accordingly are act
b watch rneues. and must do nothing to offend
rosyss: that having little or nothing TO do with
honest people. they should oonso.t With Wilkins
and be hsil-feIOw With them and that sich beiae
their path Of duty, they should make the best OF
i. in az many ways q. possible. While we
do not deny that there sre man! excellent men
su0rr the Police we cannot conceal tie fact shst
great msority sIe officers Of party instead Of the
people aid that many are ent rely Incompetent from
ignorance, intempersnce aid PhSsical uniitDess. AZ
to toe importance Of separating tie appoint neat Of
the Polio. from elective officers We have heretofore
quoted MayorWood a. high and weghty anti ority;
but be used that lire Of argument When the ms
jority in the Police Commission va. against him.
Now his friends and newspaper organs affect TO think
differently: but the change IS purely selfish, and
can have no weigh against the proposed reform.
The matter Of few thousand dollars more or
les Of e1pense, under our present enormous taxa
ton, seems to be scarcely worth mentioning; but
any fair examination Of the proposed reforms viii
show certain saving to the city of very large
amount Of money, perhaps not les thsn million
Of dollars year under honest officers. The eItrav-
ssant Street and Lsmps Department, and the still
more ,ealy Department Of Repairs and SOPPdes,
are abolished: the Street Cleaning and Health De
psrtments are arranged under the Police; the bu'l-
meas Of taxation and assessments is simplified, so
that the valuation Of property may be eq1alzed'
and other reforms are introduced which cannot idu
t. result in great benefit to the treasury.
The sole exposition TO these bills is from partl-
sans and spectators. They affect the perma1encs
of the present City Government they send the
Mayor before the people again. not on Presi-
Dental ticket, but alone, upon bis Own virtues;
they cuIta1 his power over the Police, which is his
sensilive point; they drive from the public crb
horde OF men who live upon the city; and' there
FORE they are opposed. BY orders from the Mayors.
Office. Let the people. now bending under eight
millions year for taxes cursed with filthy streets,
in hourly danger Of garrote and robbery, and pun
dered by peculatDg officers, consider the spirit
which stands in the way Of reform, and decide
whether it i. not time some earnest effort were
made 10 save New-York from the political aud
moral abyss in which she is fast sinking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

The SENATE yesterday INDUCED in Il lons debate
rs to the proprie,y Of printing the documents re-
iatve 81 Gen. SCOTS pay, but finally the printing
Nas ordered.
In the HOUSE,. Mr.. FLORENCE of Pa. introduced
n bill to equslize the Army, Navy and Marine Pen
sions.
MIR. BINGHAM of Ohio, from the Committee on
Elections. reported resolution, which was adopt
ed, that Mr.. Hall was legally elected from the FIRST
Congressiona nal District of Iowa.
The House discussed the JOINT resolution pro
posipr TO give to each branch OF Congress the entire
coutro of the contingent fund The bill Wa passed.
Mr.. CAMPBELL of Ohio reported iavorably on
the Senate's Submarine Telegraph bill. An attempt
to lay the bill on the table taied-ieas %, Nays
I22.
The House concurred in the Senates amend
peuts to the Diplomatic aud Consular bill.
The House then went into committee Gu The
Tariff. snd heard three partisan speeches. Adj
lourued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05
Of writer in T., M--ph.i APPEAL, Who over the
signature Of "A Citren." advocates driving out ali
tie free negroes from that city:

signature Of "A Cit:ren." sdvccstes dnVing out al
tie free negroes from that city:
"There l. pot 1se nero In h. city wAo hiss no.
s0rDe infueniis! friend. The R-eate- s scosrdr fhe
-ore fr1s'ds S-cb -Sgro kas / have tree negro At
iGcks sho dos 1T thousand little fsvos, snd csn
not help liking HIM but he IA . nuiSsrce; ] know t.
because rea estate hss deprecated 10 the neignbor
hsod Of ts etOn MAJESTY, twe1ty pr cent The slsSe.
ccrgrgs'e 5. hls domic on Sdndsys and a. night, and
there white ren constantly ah1C him. Of the cu-
bisus cle-e vibrating between the respectable ana
'veinous bet then. cccssorSy, clever. honest Zen-
temes. 10 whom nv black fdsDd renders himself u'e-
ful privately and often a. ght. lie plsys the pmp,
The spy the emIssay tor al inugaes, and sonnet -
losIs BIS socisl frieuds ltd money. He receives,
perhaps sielea goods waits women Of easy virtue,
who may T. about b., resc 8, al hoars OF tue
night. BG his IS the ceveIes. free negro in Memphis
be hs tTOcrs of friends, Of rt0- dn 9H<.
Nov, hi. citizen Of Memphis may put on what
airs Of self-sserifce be piesses, and may talk as
much as be chooses about yielding his privste fee
iDgs to public necessity and the promotion Of the
"publc cscd." That is al bosh. However 1t
may be with him. the mass Of people are wholly ~
capable Of ary such sacrifice; and il. N spasm Of
terror, virtue or public spirit the free negro above
described and others Ike him were driven from
Memphis or any other Southern town, it would not
be SIX months before-.actly if not openly-they
would al be invited back sgs:n. A closure Of the
ogshOps and gambling houses would be Just rs
efectua and Just as permanent. Give up such a
convenient aud accommodating class, who render
Themselves privately useful, "often at night, who
play the pimP, the sPy, the emisssry for ST. IN
trigues" and who even sometimes loan money
If eur Southern friends hsd self-denial enough to
DO that. while they were about i they would 90
little further snd give Up Slavery. If tie free col
ored people of the South were all the honest, indus
trous, well-behaved conscientious people which this
Memphis writer, while advocating their general ex-
pulsion. confesses some of them 70 be, the selling
them az slaves TO .he cO1on planters according to
the programme Of Tn Richmond EI0miRCr, would
be comparatively an easy operation. But in the
case of these people we see striking e1emplifics-
ton Of the possible truth, under certain circum-
.tances. of Vaudeville famous doctrine that private
vices NAV be public berefn. The security of the
free neeoes Of the South ,gsinst all attempts to
expe or en.laye them, rests not upon their virtues,
bat their vices and pretty efectua security /. s.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

SPECIAL D.sr.i, 20 he N. I. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, FEB. I, 80.
The Senate debated for nearly three hours the
Dallas and Clarendon Treaty. Mr.. Mason sus-
tsned the pelicy in elaborate speech, wildcat
ipg the considerations upon which il had been re-
commended by the administration. Objections
were urged that the British prote.torate was
more distinctly recognized than under the Clayton
Convention, that while the Sovereignty of the
By Island. Wac nominally relnquished to Honduras
tie British possession confirm their practical
authority there, and finally that Honduras By her
treaty with England after virtual reaunc alton
Of power over these islands enacted the WiiInot
pIoviso by the exclusion of slavery. After these
points had been urged from garious quarters Mr.
Doszss who had held back opened in fierce assault
upoa the whole arrangement, and by vote of
thirty three to eigh. the treaty was recommitted
with view t. notifications conforming 10 the
sentiment sitter chamber. Il mAy be therefore re-
garded Is killed IN the House VI ia friends The
opinlsn wss expressed that the dnal rejection
wor,d lead to collision with England by reopening
iorper complications. BGtthis apprehension doe,
nsi follow.