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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
Aeau FaN Clothing.

PERSON, HARRISON & CO.,
corner Canal and Magazine streets,
Are now receiving their usual large supply of SUPERIOR
STYLES OF CLOTHING, from their mandatory, at New
ark, comprising every novelty in the market:
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS.
FRENCH
COLD CLOTH and CASHMERE EHAYMARKETC COATS.
IL SUPER FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS.
BLACK DoESKIN .a..+
q TALMAs OPERA COATS AND CLOAKS.
ELEGANT VELVET AND PLUSH VESTS
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENADINE VESTS
l... Also ..-
SUPERIOR SHIRTS, DRAWERS, UNDERsHIRTs,
}tN And ...
General Furnishing Goods.
All articles we'll made and offered at VERY Low PRICES,
Wholesale and retail Country merchants and citizens are
invited to examine. = ,,.
ol9 2p6t61tW PIERSON, HARRISON h co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17

n. MOORE sas CO.,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
HITE CHINA DINNER BRoNzED SOLAR LAMPS.
SETS MODERATOR LAMPS
HITE CHINA TEA SETS. GIRoNDoLEs FOR CAN
LATEs CUPS AND SAU. DIES.
GERS MANTEL ORNAMENTSi
IsHEs, SOUP TUREENs. SILVER PLATED CASTERS.
oyERED DISHES, FRUIT SPOONS, FORKS, &c
BASKETS. BRITANNIA METAL CAS-
ALAD BOWLS, &C., ALL TIERS.
BEST FRENCH CHINA. LAMPS, ,CANDLEsTICKs.
lit BAND DINNER SETS COFFEE AND TEA POTS.
. :. TOILET ;. PLANISHED TIN DISHES.
:. :. TEA :. COFFEE URNs, SOUP TU-
7HITE STONE CHINA DIN REENS
NER SETS, COMMON TIN WARE
THITE STONE CHINA TEA JAPAENED WARES.
SETS WOODEN AND WILLOW
WHITE STONE CHAMBER WARE.
SETS OVAL JAPAN TEA TRAYS.
IT STONE CHAMBER BRUSHES AND FEATHER
SETS. BUSTERS, .
WHITE STONE CUPS SAU- KEY BASKETS, MARKET
GERS AND PLATES BASKETS
DISHES, EWERs, BASINS. WASTE PAPER BASKETS
,UT GLASSWARE CLOTHES BASKETS, HAM
GLASSWARE. PERs.
LAIN AND MOULDED FIRE IRONS AND STANDS.
GLASS. COAL sCUTTLEs, VASES.
IALL LAMPS. BR0OMS AND BRUSHES.
And great variety of other articles at LOW PRICES and
delivered free in any part Of the city, 2ptfWeFr&Mo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
3 2plmMo ass
Bargains IN Dry Goods and

f G g q o D 5
Can be had at
FRENCH's, 1870 Poydras street,
BY calling soon.
Also in JEWELRY and VARIETY ARTICLES, TABLE
CUTLERY POCKET CUTLERY etc.
uyers from the country will please call before purchas
ing elsewhere. o3 2p12tsaho6W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
No Discount.

BILLS OF BANK OF NEW ORLEANS.
UNION,
MECHANICS AND TRADERS,
AND ALL CITY BANKS
Taken AT PAR for
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEwELRY, FANCY GOODS, etc. Z
E. A. TYLER,
eis 2piot ITO Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17

Plantation Clothing! Blankets!
ETC., etc., etc.
The subscribers have in store large supply of PLANTA
TION CLOTHING, just opened, consisting Of
Kersey MONKEY JACKETS and PANTS .
Red, Blue and Gray FLANNEL SHIRTS.
HICKORY SHIRTS -s-H
women's FROGKs, JOsEYs and SHIRTS.
70 ALSO y
White and Gray BLANKETS.
WOOL SOCKS and CAPS.
Black and White WOOL HATS and Glazed HATS.
NBOrders addressed will be carefully attended
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
oil 2pSaMoWe<W corner of Old Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
Crescent Job OMCe.
Q L "A H Ki % BH . 3 ~
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,

BVUK ANU JVB PRINTEKS,
The above Establishment having been fitted up with large
and extensive PLAIN and ORNAMENTALJOB
TYPE PRESSES is prepared to execute every variety
BOoE AVID ron PZ2Z1Vzz3VG,
ROCKS PAMPHLETS, ms. POLICIES,
BILL HEADS, BILLS LAD1NG, BRIEFS,
CHECKS, CIRCULARS CARDS,
nRAY RECEIPTS, MANIFESTS, STEAMBOAT BILLS
BLANK ~. NOTES. DRAFTS, etc setc..
and in fact every description Of
COMMERCIAL AND MERCANTILE PRINTING,
style of Typography, at satisfactory prices
Having large of beautiful Scotch Face
Type carefully selected with especial reference to printing
BOOKS PAMPHLETS, etc., patrons rely having their
work in style unsurpassed by other Office in the
city. MI 2pMot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17

THE REFoRMER, at Handsboro, Miss, has an extensive
and daily increasing circulation the Sea Coast counties Of
this State and is an excellent medium through which for the
of New Orleans and Mobile and the business
munity generally, to make their waits known
Orders advertising through the mail will meet with
PIzARRO K. MAYERS,
Editor and Proprietor,
oe2n Handsboro' Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17

Steamboat Books,
VIM. H. SLACK g. CO.'S,
General Stationers,
CAMP STREET. ........6s
Between The offices Of the Crescent and Picayune.
FREIGHT BOOKS,
PASSAGE BOOKS,
e- CASH BOOKS,
PURCHASE BOOKS,
PORTAGE BOOKS,
WOOD BOOKS,
GENERAL RECEIPT BOOKS,
CASH LETTER BOOKS,
TRIP BOOKS etc., etc.
The above BOOKS have just been made superior
nner the approved styles; in fact have EV
ERYTHING that is calculate to facilitate STEAMBOAT BU
SINESS-all of which is offered at
REDUCED PRICES.
ANY description of STEAMBOAT BOOKS up order
with dispatch and durability, by
VIM. II. SLACK Il CO.,
General Stationers,
~.II- Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers,
| o19 2p5t 68 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
Dress Trimmings!
To .adCertiSers.

Afsesh assortment of DRESS TRIMMINGS just received by
r.- LION & PINSARD,
o5 2ptf 66 and 6S Royal street, corner Bienvills.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
Dry Goods.
NEW FALL STYLES
DRRss AND HOUs Il X e EPE r s 2
DRY GOODS!

We have now store Of selection and Importation
q full and complete assortment Of new style
EUROPEAN DRESS GOODS, Z
OF every and STYLE Also the largest assortment Oh
House Furnishing Dry Goods
Ever offered in the city All of which will offer at VERY
LOW PRICES ro,r,,r J. !. ,.rsnN
is and ls Chartres street.
ns-All the SUSPENDED CITY BANK NOTES taken AZ
PAR for goods. ois 1po.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
sebastopoI and .ualakof Hats.

SebNStOpOI ana VNNtSSEOH EFILs.
Now opening fine lot of the above named Hats to which
invite the attention Of those who desire beautiful and service
EUGENE L. AUBERT,
City Hat Store
ole 2p3t of Common and st. Charles streets.
Carpet Warehouse,
No, 10 CHARITIES STREET We are receiving direct
manufacturers Medaions Velvet Tapestry Brussels
Three ply, Ingram Venetian CARPETING FLOOR OIL
CLOTH Of various qualities and coors which cut to suit
Table and Piano Covers, Window Shades Hair Cloth, Stair
Rods etc. and Canton MATING ETC., all of which
oig rls, 2pst "''' - A. BROUSSEAU & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17

IA ss75NDAY N0RNfNG; OCTOBER 10, 1857.
IN 6pdsr cbigAtiohs 70 Jones' Express
& "a s. parssr u NY steamship Opelousas for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
House Furnishing Goods,

For sale by.
SAMUEL a. MOORE ces CO.,
No. 40 CAMP STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17
f'OfiCe.

We will take the NOTES of The SUSPENDED BANKS for
Goods and in the settlement of accounts.
'F' P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
ole 2p3t FPS Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17

The Safest Rank In, the
UNITED STATES.
Invest your money knowledge. you always sae
all the City Banks taken for tuition 10 cent Pre-
MUM, THIS MONTH, at -
DOLBEAR'S
CONNIE ERCIAL COLLIE G E
No. lO6 Canal street.
FRENCH, SPANISH,
GERMAN, ENGLISH,
PENMANsHIP, BOOKKEEPING,
MATHEMATICS, etc.
There are Apartments Professors each branch
N. B.-Conversaion Glasses from to sP.M
ON 2paAw RUFUS DoLBEAR.
Suspended Rank Votes.
We are taking as heretofore the notes of all City
payment for cARPETING and other goods in line and
also for bills due u.s. .
A. BRoUssEAU & CO.,
ol7 2p6t 10 Charities street
Votes Of .aH the .N'eap Orleans
BANKS RECEIVED BY s-,-
| E. ]. HART & CO.,
| oil 2p6 II and 70 Tchoupitouas st.
Tobacco! Tobacco!
| NOTES OF ANY OF THE CITY BANKS received at PAR
TOBACCO of which have large stock and fine assort
~ JOHN B. OLIVER,
! oil 2p6t -" Is Gravier street.
Public Notice.
will receive in payment for CLOTHING the following CITY
| BANKS AT PAR
! CITIZENS,
| LOUISIANA STATE AND BRANCH,
LOUISIANA,
| JAMES ROBB,
UNION
MECHANICS AND TRADERS,
NEW ORLEANS,
| SOUTHERN
AND CANAL BANKS.
The Clothing will be sold at CASH PRICES, at the SEV
STORE, corner of Magazine and Graver streets.
N. C. FOLGER,
Nos 81 and SO Magazine street,
ole 2p6t corner OF Graver
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17

Mercantile Tables.
CHASE'S DISCOUNT,
Exhibiting the proceeds of from sixpence to
Forty shillings at rates from 21z to IS per cent.
CHAsE'S ADVANCE,
By which Sterling reduced Dollars and Cents with Ad-
vance thereon per cent Also Pocket Size.
CHAsE's ADVANCE AND DISCOUNT,
In one Volume,
With additional Tables Weights and Measures Custom House
Value of Currences in Dollars and Gents, etc.
CLEvELAND,S EXCHANGE ....,a.t
Showing the Value in Dollars and Gents Of OF Ex
change on London from Penny s5 00O Il to IL per
cent advance. For sale by .e9..
D. FELT & STETSON,
OILS 2p6t "a Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-10-17

English Cas.pettasg.
TODD d CO.,
No. 120 CANAL STREET, Royal street,
Are receiving direct from the celebrated manuactory Of
John Cosley Sons England, splendid stock of RICH VEL
VET TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS
Carpeting,
Which will be sold LOW.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
On hand large New Designs to 24 feet wide
superior quality-cut to suit apartments.
TODD CO.,
40 Canal street, Royal, Touro Buildings
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Siy Asuchanans S.cttcr.


The letter Of VI buchanan. which We
publish IN our paper of to-day. IS one Of
those sterling documents which will chsl'
leage the admiration of all men who are
not 80 far blinded by party prejudice ihs'
they esnno, see any thing good ~ n Dem
ocratic President No doub, the New of-
leans Delta. wh.ct sodulously eudeasoted
to prove Nr Buchanan irecsoiier before
the meeting OF the tiucinnat Convention.
aud tbs, subsequently charged him with
advocating the doctrine oi squalier SOW
ereignly. aud con,endej that :, was bat
choice of evils between him and Nr. III
more. viii fad tai. letter siugularly mex
plicn and unsatisfactory aud tha, l's
course will be followed hy paper. which,
without il. ability, have copied It's locon
.isteucies But tho true men OF the South,
who haye stood by their State rights pfiu'
cjple. for years, aud who have watched
with solciude the opening ol this Al,
pipi.t,,,i.g. wll hall with delight this
.lef!ag document The letter il admirable
IN ii' temper ana 'h' 'ofc' WIN ""''' 30 "
Written but the following extract 10 "h'h
we invite attention. IS overwhelming upoo
those VINO have continued TO misrepfrseut
the President. Speaking OF the territory
before tho passage OF the Kansas bill, vi
buchanan saws:
slavery existed "a, that period, aud s'iil
exists IN Kansas, unaei the c'".'''H'''', ''
,"' "'',' .,t.',,..t.,...f
L,o,,, :, ,pr laws How i could ever
have been seriously doubted "a a mystery.
II - confederation oil sovereign N''''s ''
qnI' ne" 'e''''V'' -. .,..f,.
-, -. 90, boy.,o y.,.f
Ia exclude the other from it4 enjoyment hy
prohibiting them from taking into It what
''eVrf - '"e"t N'h'' 70 u' "'I''p " Wv
''''',,'" r.5. -. Of sn,l IT,.
t,,, n,oc.sd IN frame a State cansltu,
ton. then II is their riebt to decide the ian.
portant question tot thein-eNss "ne,pV'
'n'Y WIZ o"u,''''' "','"'
49,. ~. an..,i,n holno, fra. f,on ali
foreign Interference"
These sentiment. vii, have an sdmirs.
bic affect in the North in quietiog agitation,
and IN enforcing Jus, views Ms to the rels>
tioos which should exist between the two
sac,ions Their (orclble expression will
have a tendency to strengthen and con.ol.
,du. the marty which is bat,liug for the
tou,tituti,n
soms of oDr cotemporafies seem to
,biL ina, il was mn act of objectionable
co,da.r,nsion on the mart Of the pfs.idsnt
IN adde's. I'M. latte, tn these misguided
ao VA ,hi,L d,T.,.ptlv In tho see>
,ion Of country in which they live, the,
ar. recognized As men Of talent and in,
ao.nce Thar letter to the pre.den, is
written IN , .piri, which indicates sincerity
IN. answer of Mr. buchanan. therefore
NAV satisfy some Of these men and il not
them. certainly thousands of others whom
they had led astray, or were likely to
mislead.
An extraordinary reaction has been
gong on 10 the puuie "'''" ~ '''"'''" w
the qursuoh o. s'"'''y' '"' P'''''
taken by VIZ. h"chHhao 'nS' ''"'e'' ''''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

published IN the Natoual Democrat,
with the request that al democratic paper,
throughout the Territory copy TIE same.
Ga motion, at a late hour. the meella,
adjourned
RUSH ELNOkE, President
i = P,Wks. a
" ] rnrsroN,
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ana shape lhtH lhst'HH""s !" "'' wv
way " that any principle antagonistIc 10
this is Autsgoni-tic to the constitution, res
eupua,,t to the geuiu. and splfit OF our m
situations. and suhsersiye Of civil liberty,
social order. ana political equality among
the states AND the people thereof
Rrsoired That we regret that designing
dsm,popue. sud insane fanatic. ~ other
STATES, IN violation OF this crea, pfnclple'
have unwarrantably interlered ~ the do
nestle affairs OF this Territory, and 'hA'
their Vaccinations have been 50 TAT sue
ces.lul as to engender uuknd ana hostile
feelings among our people, essfange th''e
Who should live ~ irsiernal concord anu
convert our beautiful Territory into u
theatre ot civil discussion, stride, and
hluod-hed
Rcsoired. That we hail with P.oasur"
the dawn of brighter aud more au-pc'ods
dsy. the return OF amicshle aud friendly
intercourse among the people OF the letti
tor,. the free and luli discussions OF all
aucstlons affecting our political condition
and welfare. aud that We trpfonat" the
efforts OF vii ludiv iusls and factions, her
or elsewhere. who. hy their lncendiari
annesls L. the prplui8crs AND passions "i
the multitude. seek % sow a-a.n the secd'
ol discofd. aud rcvy" thH unhappy ahd
.uicidni sIile which destroyed 'he peace,
psrai,k.d tue eactglrs, hligbird tue pros
perlty ol the leutnry, aud dtenchea us
plain, n ifatotua blood
Resoircd. ihat we mi bach lu'o the
...l. ~ ,.- .,,.,.,t,au MI. the chprte that ans
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26
two important Documents.

-. ,a,,,.on .o,,,,, gentlemen OF
acknowledgements aud the President
NJ S,.,.. AM, a.. hi. mace oil
A.. ........l....,. ,f a. Democrat.
=. to. ~. K N. ,.t.t ia these
..a,. .o.;,rc,i,, f,, the reason
-, ...., TIM, az. oi the
-. .........,...., aud u.,, tendency il
... 49,. ......, ,... ,.,o,,,.t ,b. Southern
., O. N.u.,,s r,p,se
r t,,..Ii Id, .,.n that tho Prof.
J.,t il, c,..,,cti,n with the ia.t sruti-
-. iii. ..,.....s,,d IA bi. Iet,er. has
a.. ,,,... oo.st.n.s In Mr. Walker. and
,t., ,l.. ,,...,,.,, Il, which have referred
,......,...,o.l. .,,..,,,.d a.. .pduct The
MAJ, ,l.,.. ,s,,s. srn.e in this meeting.
80 c.,..o,, ,,,,,,, TO-. sx,.od. are south
ar, MAJ. oh. ed.Ity i. upane,tioned
p.-l FL. .,t.o ,,..i.t.J o,e, II is A
s,,,t ,.,ol,,,,s, and belopcs To the
.,,.,,,l.,.., ..,t of tbs strict cocstruc,iou,
Stat. r,sbts school. and Mr.. Withheld.
ub,.e .p..qb b. referred to. has been re,
copp,l-J ~ amany ih. foremost OF those
Who have been iabofing as..duous.y %
maxi. knos,.a .t,vo state That there
u,. ,,.... ID. ,t., south ,,b, lsye honestly
..,.t.,,,,,,j s.s,sbsus,oas Of Mr. Wn.kcf's
G4slif, we do not ,n,aftaia a doubt; bat
c.,latpiy tb,s artty ol testimony ought to
coeyire, Them that the, have boon .u
amor
We have from tie beg.na.us regarded
tue " sihrr controversy as nothing more
nor less than tempest IN a t@Apo'
aud while we have hrd no disposition 10
aumadyen upon the conduct at lh's"
who have labnrel with 80 much mislaten
yea. 10 spread disatecHon m ihe rahh' OF
the sauihorn democracy, we have leit
surprised and moihted al Their como"
With all due deiereuce, we thIaA they
have manile-ied want OF common Sense
aud OF prudence, lnai ''feailF e''fho'u'""N'
For Mr. Walker personally we have never
entertained very high regard lie Is mol
the sort OF man IA whom We WON" pace
Unlimited confidence. bni looking to lis
political sntecedents the influences "hich
united IN sending him to Kansas and the
circumstance. which surrounded h'm "heh
he got there, we eau see no mof'o' "h'en
could have sctusled him To heithY tue
South Mr Walker has been "ll his liie
pro'slavery man. The Washington n'oh
informs Us that he was pressed upon hf.
Buchanan BY ultra southern men Tor tie
highest position IN his cabinet nnd 'hH' "
WAS through their agency he wa. appointed
to the position he holds Is It reato7tble
10 suppose that a man thus situated would
have been converted INTO tool OF HhoIl'
uonism in day, aud that he would have
sold himself to a defeated and odioHf party
whom he must have known that the effect
OF such conduct would brl"g with u as
grace and inlamY Now we I'll kno"
that Kansas is settled np with pre- slavery
population As thorough gong IN 'h''f les
-gus aud purposes As any m the | mon,
and that they have made extraordinary
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TEXAS REPUB LICAN,
Il. W. L o u q II 4 X Y. Editor
MAIf~HAII.:


VI hifi~ II y a..
.,,,,,.v Srp.rrverp ,..-
soaii. s,- ,.,.u..-.ito ay 20 s.,sn,a rias ,-,.au
~, .',' ~. NJ ,l' ,' .p.a-, .'
......o II.
81 he weather De. been nnnsuAaF
cold dnnng the past ""'k' f''es ana ''s
costs hav" let exceedingly c"hI'fi"n'e j"
lh" mornings ann AZ n'~"'- iT'"Ap' WIS
roal weather Is hll"ha''hie 10 Tue 'h''''
OF when "e haF' hfd s't'f"'u"'"''e-
We Tear The cotton crop has been '''''-I'
nJnred thereby and should we be N''r"
by an early irost very snort crop VIII o'
gathered
NJ orr thank. are due Col Il II
1" N"'''' VI 'e"'''' ''' ''''
'e""s P'P"'
-
: 90 " - ~ At. ,,t...ta
.,-,.t.,..L
-.,
~ -,
now receiving aud opening At hs old
-
IngArnr. Nesre informed 10y our Young
=.
freud ilARHy wits, E'q twho was
formerly connected with this trouPe'l that
the Aexandfia and Shreveport Theatre,
-. -, w. uaol !, ma. Hail o, the
,...s, - A.. ,,no,,. Sunni. ,L.,.
I'm l.. .......,.d 70 ,ho .,i,.n. If Ma,
ii. ~, ,,..,c,i and Lioht, i,,.,o..i,,
- = ar..ln. a and III. V,dows
81, I'm, -, ,,biob ,.s ,,i,.
,.a 8. A.. Smith
~ See the advertisement OF Taylor ~
ll'on,
.., .f, T.
80
OF young man hy the name Of J,
VI Black, we learn from the tlarksvillc
Messenger, recently forged several orders
on merchants Of that town Tor goods
which he obtained, and iben decsmped
II is supposed he has gone to Arkansas
MAgsuAlt GRotr AoAntNY.-'n our
notice last week "l "a" SCHOOLS we mons
toned that our friend Rev. /. } FAjllLo
had proved himself an excellent teacher
and dlsclpi'naflan. and That hls literary
aud energy were the sure hFr'
o.a,.,,,n ,ho rua l., ,l;ch hi. .cL,,l j..
! .t....,.l A. ,lt, l........o...i. a..
a.. ..,........... ...;..,.L L., L.. ,....l..,...l
d., r.. o,at..,,., ,a L,s ,lo..o andc.r.
,,.,. do. .son.,,, 81 u.o ,,,..a. Of
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ARnr,r ron Fa,rp Boston, sept ~.
---George \. Abfshsms. custom hou'e pro
ker and argent for Barring 4 Bros has been
arrested lor forging aud altering figures OF
invoices. for tn parposs Of deirnnd'ng the
srvrnue
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DIED,

Ia the town Of Jefferson, on tue Ith
inst, Mrs SAB,m OWES, wife Vt Dr.
4 }. j. Owens
The Eastern Texas Gazette contains
feeling and eloquent obituary on this acN
compIishcd lady
We copy the following from the same
paper
At the residence # Nr Jacob Boon
in Harrison county, Mr. > " JoNns, on
lhe llh inst.
Died, IN Harrison county Mr.. I. 4.
CLARK, on the i1th inst.
We were much panied to hear OF Mr..
held ia high esteem Warm hearted, gen,
efous, and sincere, he maintained the
friendly regard aud confidence OF all with
whom he associated He WAS good
man. Ia his death, society has los, a val.
liable member. and his relations aud lf'eods
mourn the departure of one whose mem ~
will live With life.
MaiNE ELECTION Portland, Sept l6.
One hundred and seventy towns loss
Tor the Republicans as compared with last
year OF 5l73 vote,.
The St. Joseph's journal gives an ac-
cooBt of y battle between Col Summers
command and band OF Indians, on the
Arkansas River, about the middle of August
Summers loss WAS four killed The loss
OF the Indians was twenty sllled and twenty
wounded.
WAsuiNG Nrws 49, Uaskisgioa, Sep,
ia letter from Commander foote.
OF the sioop-oi-war Portsmouth,, dated Siam
jane l6, says that the treaties between siam
and England. irsnce aud tho United
States, are rapidly developing the resources
OF Siam. Seveesl vessels are now loading
with sugar for the United States.
Wm, r. Calhoun, Of South Carolina. il
appointed Secretary, OF Legation at Paris
Five hundred troops had LET, I.eayen>
worth for New Mexico
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-26

NV ParEp. We have received che
first uumber of "Ihe Bossier Times. 3"
Published at bellevue, Eo.sier parish La
Of which Messrs " C. Mitchell aud I'D.
\. Lowry are the propfleiors and editors.
II Is well printed aud edited with spirit
We wish the Times" most excellent
times, and tina, it may be sustained belimes
BY neniLln WIN nnnreci.in nnnI Ilmns
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k,xsAs N,w. 81 Loais Sept 10 49,
". hsy. X snsas adsicss that stats that the
Ces.,itu,inal Convention nas organized,
with John Calhoun ~ President, Calhoun,
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his authority" and committing oppression" Whether
the authority illegally assumed need not be here dis
cussed Ii is enough that il abusvely and oppress
lively exersd This much being given, the Genenl.in
Chief Is constrained TO differ with the enent view which
Judging the sentence awarded the court seems 10
have taken Of Captain Howes offence. Such lenienc,
can only be referred 10 belief the part Of the court
chat tire error was Of Judgment rather than OF In
tent and set such superstition is hardly consistent With
the express finding OF oppression But ertor OF uds
ment alone may be highly culpable.
The ordinary rights of personal liberty and reputation
were invaded by Captain Howe in the persons of the Off
GERS composing the garrison courtmaral, without any
show Of right fiot airy excuse OF nrrcsSity.
Apart from the general orders beasidg ba ne ksus the
law in the 9th and 81 tn Articles OF War afforded p
ce evidence ola conscientious discharge of duty ifno Of
uninpeachable Judgment the part Of the members
of the garrison court martial, serving their oaths II
Captain Howe prepared by peculiar refinement Of
legal knowledge to rcbut this presumption and convict
henr Of and accompanying contumacy, ii easy
refer the subject 10 higher authority, close at hand
without resort 10 harsh measures.
The principle and policy OF the regulation iobiding
the arrest of officers or light offences evidently
against the arrest inflicted for doubtful offence and Ia
public emergency.
Captain Howe will be released from arrest.
III The general oourt-martial of which Colonel Mans
field is president is hereby dissolved.
BY command of Brevet Lieutenant General Scott
GEORGE w LAY
Acting Assistant Adjutant General