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hiank Books! E32unk Books:

TO MERCHANTS-Merchaut in want Of BLANK BOOKS
will do well to give call 10 the STATIONERY STORE No
81 Chartres street, where they will find the greatest assortment
that has been offered the public
Among which IodEers, Journals Cash Books and Day
Books Invoice Books Account Current Books Record Books
INMATE Books Petty Ledgers Orde- and Memorandum Books
Pass Books all Szes from Imperial to Cap Folio
ami unto bound extra Russia ends and bands in Sheep;
Cloth half bouhda made with English American and French
best laid and woye papers.
These Books viii at slch Low Prices as n duce w
cry one TO buy.
The stock Of BLANK BOOKS from last fall VIII be sod at
COST PRICE.
Merchants will also Gd at the place al kinds Fancy
SIATlONER'ES for Office and also a newly invented
INkSTAND very useful FOR Offices, banks insurance copa
MES etc. FoE sale by
P. DUREL & CO.,
i43 2ptf q C,artres strert
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Nefc Books

Jus: received and fer sale by
~ I Fl 0 NJ A S L. W lit E,
BOOKSELLER AND .sT4TIONER
No. I05 Canal street.
THE IVORs. By Miss Sewel.
MEMOIRS JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENCE OF
THOMAS MOORE. BY Lord j. Russell.
THE PRIVATE CORRESPONDENTS OF DANIEL. WEB
STER.
LONG FELLOWS POEMS. New edition; . small volumes
TUCkERMAN'S TYPOGRAPHICAL. ESSAYS ia22 ap3t
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4 STATIONERY, BLANK Books, ETC The attention
Of our readers is directed to the advertisement of
Messrs, P. Durel g. Co., No. 81 Charities street, who
offer very large and well selected stock of the above
named goods at exceeding low rates. This house
keeps also vast variety of fancy stationery such
as notepapers, envelopes, visiting cards. fancy ink
stands, penholders, portfolios, ETC., which we have
examined and pronounce to be recherche. pur
casers would do well to call at Durels before buying
elsewhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

We have Just landing Ships Montnoreacy Meridian and
j g. Cos'er and Muhouse large addition to our now we'll
assorted stock Of HOSIERY and UNDER GARMENTS con.
ssng in quality and size Wooen Cotton and silk
HOSE HALFllOsE and SHIRTS for Ladies' Men and Chill.
ren, all Of the best styles and makeal which will lie
offered at extremely low prices.
ial9 apGt Is Cinr,res ctroo.
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CRisrs GAIEry-Miss Logan as Lady 7easlc.
The comedy of !" The School for Scandal, which has
already been gotten up with SO much elegance at the
Gaiety, will be reproduced tonight, with Miss Eliza
Logan in the part of Lady Teasle. She will be sus.
tanned by the strength by the company, and the per-
forance will certainly be worth seeing. Afterwards
Miss Logan will sing the Marseilaise,n and the
orchestra will perform the i" Eliza Logan sehot.
tsche.i' a farce winds up the bill.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY IS, 1857.
Observation-Disclosures Items.

Although it was not very active in the general
Il trade yesterday, there was good city trade, and
wholesale dealers in almost every branch Of business
are moving on prosperously The receipts of cotton
yesterday were very SLIM but there is disposition
evinced for large transactions. Many buyers are
waiting later advces from the other SIDE and as many
prepared to take all the cotton in market at
decline. The weather was cool and cutting yester
day; possibly it the flag end of great Northern
snow storm. Telegraph accounts from the West are
rather cold and icy, but as such distractions have
occurred before cannot rail at these spensations
We are however, highly favored to what they are in
Northern regions business in New York and other
cities, navigation by water, intercourse by railroads.
all suspended by ice and snow; vessels prevented
egress and ngTess into the many harbors and ports
on the Northern sea coast In fact, they appear to be
froze up and likely to continue SO for weeks
In another column we give the value Of exports Of
domestic produce from this port for the quarter end
ing on the s1st Of December last which will be seen
to approximate nearly thirty millions of dollars and
showing an increase over the corresponding quarter
q last year Of two and a half millions Of dollars
Croakers and decres Of city have another nut to
crack in these statistics.
Although real estate (f we judge from sales made
yesterday is still depressed or cheap, we do not con
slider it any evidence Of decline in trade large
quantity Of improved and vacant property, belonging
to the estate Of George W. johnson, deceased, was
sold by auction at rates averaging from 10 to 20 per
cent below last years valuation or two years since
We were pleased to observe that many Of our old and
permanent residents ayaed themselves of the occa-
sion to purchase and the proceeds of the sales are
to go out of the country the less they
are the better. 1t was reported that Mr. johnson |
liberated all his slaves, and that they are to 90 to
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The CALIFORNIA CouPoNs.-A New York dis
patch, OF the 10th, states that Messrs. Wells Y Fargo
notwithstanding the decision of the Supreme Court
of California, will pay the balance Of the January
coupons on the California State debt.
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81. Charles IReafel..

X I RA NOTIC E-B E EFIT O +
VLNrSG BOWERS,
On Sunday Ecening, January 25th, 1867.
THREE PIECESl
FLYING DUTCHMANl
NORMA !! and
BOWERS BURIED ALIvE!!!
EISslook ont for Fam ia23 2g.t
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BLEEDING THE TREAsURy.-The U. 5. Superin'
tendent of Public Printing petitions Congress for an
appropriation of more than quarter OF million
dollars to cover the deficiency for printing and bind
ing of last session. Monstrous
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e, Billion.

LATE DILLON IIoyEr,
AND DEALER IN WATCHES. Jew
.EhRf, SILVER WARE. FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Diamonds set and reset in the ST. IeWaches jew
ery and Silver Ware carefully repaired
jal2 2plm No CAMP STREET New Orleans
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C. TWICHELL.
OFFICE OF TIE New ORLEANS DAILY DELTA,

OFFICE OF TEE NEW ORLEANS DAILY DELrA
% Camp street. Jan. l6 1857.
Mesrs Sermons CO.. Centemen-It gives me great pleas.
ure to stae that by the of the BRAZILIAN Pebble Spectaccs
which obtained from you and have weeks
past my sight has been much improved my greatly
relieved from the strain which had previously upon
when reading writing earnestly those who require
the aid of glasses to give yon u call.
Yours respectfully HENRY GREEN.
s- These celebrated Specac1es he obtained
time longer tie Office 81 CAMP STREET corner of
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tNTIfcIFs-YEFIfTSIsy
tent Combination Door aud Window took the First Prize al tho
Fair of the American institute in New York and Prize at the
Mechanics Fair in St. Louis; besides which it has received
unanimous admiration aud approval whoever exhibited as the
hest Veaiiaitg apparatus of The specimen of the in
pentiol may be at the Mechanics Exchange on ST. Charles
street. in charge Of Messrs Wells Co the agents for Inc
South, who will give all information regard to IL and dispose
of patept rights for its city, parish or State al0 2n6
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SiIES.--SiEkS.
6 l L L 6

SILKS SILKS
Choice and Beautiful Styles SEVENTYFIVE CENTS and
ONE DOLLAR per yard.
Making the cheapest desirable lad can wear
Call and see them at
C. C. WAYLAND'S,
jag q % q Up Poydia and Carondeet streets
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WHOLE FAMILY TO BE HUNG.--The five ne
groes-a grandmother, mother and three sons (the
eldest nineteen and the youngest tweye)-who killed
their master, the late Governor Green in Prince VIII
liam county, Va, Christmas night last, fully
convicted few days ago, and were to be hung one
month after the trial
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E,sa'iatt..re. sY'arerooNus

CHARLES y. STEWART,
1T Nos. III and IT'S Canal street, INcnc Orleans
Eas just received from the nanuctory beautiful stock OF
splendid NAiloGA ANY ARMOIRs aud BEI}sTEADs, in ad
diton &c his hitherto large stock of
,HlSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVA *TING in his lac Of business Parties
wishing anything in l. line will find 10 their advantage to
give him a cal! before urtllasi;.g elsewhere.
CHARLES A. STEWART,
jal9 2rGttW III and l73 Canal street
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EgO0Es. Boots! Roots!

J MES N A RTIN
Would respectfully call the attention Of public TO his very
choice assortment of BOOTS and SHOES.
N B-Counry orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to- jail 2p3m
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CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.- Last Night but One,
Tonight and tomorrow night will be the last of
Matt Peel's stay at Armory Hall and in New Orleans
This is fact on which we need not dilate. Those
who know what the Campbells are, will need no hiatt
from US about making the most Of the little oppor-
tunity for enjoyment that now remains. A number
Of the choicest extra performances Of the troupe will
be given tonight in addition to the regular pro.
gramme Of good things. As the hall will be crowded
see to your seats early
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q HE ORPHANS FAIR.-The fair at Odd Fellows
Hail. for the benefit Of the Camp street Female
Orphan Asylum, will he continued tonight. A more
pleasant and refined resort for leisure evening can
not be found There is sumptuously ftted-up
restaurant on one side of the hail. and liquid refresh
nlents Of the nectaran kind abound on the brilliantly
decorated and attended tables in the vicinity. The
other tables are set off in enticing manner with
fancy goods of every description and fine band Of
music is in attendance. The fair is worth visiting,
and there is not table in it that isn't worth patron
izing Go every body-enjoy yourselves, and make
your pleasure the medium of benefit to the orphans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

6 SINGULAR GAsR.-An exchange says that the
gossips OF louisville have had some little food in a
recent case before the courts there Samuel Bell mar
red Ellen, by whom he had some children. She
dying ne married her mother his mother-in,law,
whom be left widow Right of dover was claimed
by the widow, but denied by the executors SHE
brought suit, when the circuit court decided such
marriage void under laws of 1898. The appellate
court reversed this decision deciding that though
snch marriages are prohibited, divorce must be had
before the supposed wife could be considered out of
the proper line Of Inheritance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

appetite npnrt tone TO the force G the aud alt
impure Secreons regulate the bowels give strength Of bo
and Vgor OF mind For dyspepsia and dsp ptc symptoms
they The woRder Of the afflicted all cases Of naueny
aHhhe,s prostraton great fatigue and general nab W
surprising how soon the patient finds relief No family can
afford TO be without Iosietters Bittes They require 10
spirits Sold in full quart bottles by druggists and dealers gen
orally. inIo o,f. Wv
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paper HaHgiisgs and EIPhoIsfers
Camp street.

''''''.-.''''-.. Camp street,...............7
A good assortment of Wall Paper aud Borders 10 match
Decorative Window Shades, Cords aud Tasses; Giulps
"A 'AseS Ehalneed C.o'i Curled Hair Hair Cloh
Yarnish Glue, etc, etc.
House Furnishing Goods.
CToekery China and Glassware Silver Plated B,tr IA and
housekeeping Hardware Wood, Willow, Japauucd and Plain
i4w"fei Stand and"!langug Lamps Chandeliers Brushes
Mats etc.
'"Hphene, burning Fluid, Sperm and Lard on. Also
good assortment OF Paints and Coors Paint Brushes ec
ia1e 2p4NvAEoTc&Ff HEATH & MILLER.
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Messrs. Sermons 4 Co.. Genemen-Of late my eyes failed
me SO That could not read by candle light. The
glasses selected by you su admirable can read the
finest print without the fatigue to the eyes
take pleasure to recommend your glasses my friends.
Respectfully, Ii. MEUGENS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

MARINE DIsAsrER.-The schooner John G. Hecker,
from New York for London, was abandoned at sea
and sunk shortly afterward, on December % The
captain and crew arrived at St. Thomas on the 26h.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

The London Lancet recommends ipecac to those
who are breaking off habits of intemperance in drink
1t possesses stimulating qualities but is not at all dan
gerous.
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NEW ORLEANS, JHlEary Is, 1887.
Messr Sermons Il Co.. Gentlemen-I great pleas
stating that using improved Spectaces. find them
easier the clearer and enables much better by
candesh' without pain the eye think them superior
any have met with and chcerully them to
the public. Yours, respectfully,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
II. T. E.enCk.

1870 Poytiras street,
Is still dsposng Of his stock of STAPLE FANCY DRY
GOODS, JEWELRY. WATCHES and VA ETY. ARTICLES
at GREAT SA CRIFICES.
Ea- Call and examine the stock ialo apCt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

BENEFIT OF VINISG BowERs-The name of this
popular comedian we pleased to see, is up for
benefit at the St. Charles theater on Sunday night
He announces three pieces, all of them brimfull of
fun One of them is something new, entitled Bow
ems buried alive. Bowers should have bumper, for
the very good reason that he deserves one
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nsg- THE season is fast nrpronchlug WHOM

all gentlemen require large supply SHIRTS 10 hoe gen.
tleTen who prize clegHn violating at fair rec
Leighton Barbot take the liberty announcing to their nuer-
friends and the public generally Mr. Leighton is now
here and will be happy take orders measures for The
coming Spring Leighos First un Shirts 80 ,voraby
know always be obtained Of ST. Charles and
Canal streets.
jail 2p6t BRIGHTON & BlREOT .,
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Il. Career Con.p0ssu's

PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
Inc uaerslgned' sole manufacturers nuder E. CARTER'S
patents oil 1858 lS45 and 1913 have Permanently an
Once aud Warehouse nj Ne. 73RtEIER STREET and are
now prepared to furnish Planters and Merchants any size
of the celebrated GIN.
ihty d. EN- it unnecessary detail its ADVANTAGES over 9TH
er us NunbeVes endorsements by practical authorities now
using II, are sufficient confirm its high reputation and 10
make its adoption still more general.
nS 2ptf L. CARVER COMPANY
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sg- Hostetter,s Stomach Htt,ers earreetstne

On Saturday evening January g. 1851 by the Rev T. Rous.
seon, PHILIP DRuMM, ESQ, of New Orleans 10 MIR
FRANK. Of Jefferson City.
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Tonght Miss Robertson
and Mr. Bourcicault appear in new drama entitled
Pauline said to be of thrilling interest. This will be
the last appearance but one Of these popular per.
formers, their engagement closing tomorrow night
with benefit to Miss Robertson.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23
CtONkS---CiOaEs,

VARIOUS FABRICS AND THE LATEST STYLES Re-
fore buying, be sure to look at t
G. c. WAYLAND'S,
ja9 q e q 2p Poydras and Carondeet streets
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.TssC Classes this Week at

c o NJ M E r C Ia L COLLEG E,
No. LOG Canal street.
French. Spanish, German English Arithmetic, Geometry,
Surveying, Navigation Penmanshp Book Phonog
raphy etc. taught by able and experienced Professors
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
jazz 2pgta Z log Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-23

ORLEANS THEATER.-The great opera of 1.-The
Prophet which was 50 splendidly rendered on
Thursday night will be repeated tomorrow night at
the Orleans. There will be crowded and brilliant
audience present.
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Dissertations Of Copas'tssershia,.

The copartrershp heretofore existing between the bscr
bs under the firm Of BRUSH CO. is this Gay dissolved bv
mutual consent Either party will sign in liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH ]. EASTMAN.
New York, November l, 1856.
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-Esf'. SasasegeE .gcum,7fcsq,

ofFIoE-No n5 GRATIER STREET, NEW ORrrAEs
'"'eS CANCERS So4LDlEAD, Wnzrs songs and,
ULcF2S of every description t.,n
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Christmas!
n . IL IL >, M 4 Il T. T. g. Co.,
-srCceSsGrs
~ RIS 6. WAY,
e NJ aD rH- VII n e. aE So
Have Just received large choice assortment Of
ROBES DE CuAMDREand
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS.
Together with additions their unsurpassed stock Of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHI
IN EVERY NARIETY-cu,brac!ng all the NOVELTIES OF
TEE SEASON.
WALEWSKr OTERCOATS;
BLUE IND BLACK DRESS COATS;
VELVET AND SILK VESTS;
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS,
I'LL Of
PHILADELPHIA MAKE.
sstrangers and the public generally respectfully in.
vited 10 call
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets
u-- -l'l under the City Hotel.
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Kid GI0res---Kid Glores,

White and Colored superior quality at FIFTY CENTs per
pair, at
G. G. WAYLAND'S,
ja9 q % "a Up Poydras Carondeet streets
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Bsflaes and KiGesors,

l3'...,......... ROYAL STREET
ASnpply Of CREME DE B0UZy CT AMpACh,v =, 80
and pnts constantly Oh hand which is equal to the b h
comes to this market. ~ ''s' '0S'
:. Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADrIPt .,a a,l1g,,x-
WINES. ~ '' 7'1HiAH@
BRAN DIEs;
brands. ~ -''' M" oSt'a'
w HI ky:
vi all osscnPt,ons-scotch, Isish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in purgsad gasrs.
Also E. "a
On hand my usual assortment of the bes,seg1,yz.
" OBS in the market, which will be sold ON a. 49,
'effnH Us any other house in the ty A'A'
s-o- sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
No II Royal ~sYtt
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.ftab0sn0 journal.


ALA. DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
The above paper published Capital Of Alabama and
of the oldest sndbcst established papers tie State and
has the largest circulation It's vicinity the Interior and
that portion OF Alabama ard Western Georgia which trades
with New Orleans, II is consequently medium for a
rens BY Merchants IN New Orleans who desire to trade with
its section.
BATES & LUCAS, Proprietors.
TERMS.
mo 9Mo Ono. y Nc.
Weekly, square. 2 50 $50 1000 % %
Tr-Weekly, square. 90 500 II 60 l8 90
Subscription to Daily per annum ..,..... 81 60
Iri-WcekIy per arnlm .,......... 5 90
Weekly per aunuG ..........,... 200
rs Subscriptions and Advertisements ecc cd at the Cres
Se"' once ia22 2r+t
" the
taetr ad
Il, where will
aNE PATEST
sne lowest prices
q. WARHHousE,
-es street, NeSQrleans
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AeGO0ES.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
bAhLEX's MAGFCaI. PAIN EXTRACTOR
Up Nos. p aul Isl Charires street
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''-''''T so -'-'i---'.,s------.. --'
ShQeULs,
ShnsCls.

Sh0sCIs. Shn,cIs,
AWLS-SHAWLS.
THE STELLA, BROCHE BORDER--A Shawl, the most
graceful and becoming portion OF lady dress Buy them
G. G. WAYLANDS,
Jals Il ~ "a Up corner Poydras and Carondeet ss
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COhGg'$aleY'SHts1,

SMITH j. EASTMAN has this day formed copartnershin
with JOHN G. LLOYD, and will continue the PROVISION
BUSINESS under the firm Of EASTMAN Il lloyd ~ ,,os
40 ~ Broad street.
New Yora, November !, 1856
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CaptiaI Prize 100000.

SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY
Glass N,
To be drawn In the city MOBILE, An in public, CT FRI
DAY, january 80, 1857, on the plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERS.
and W. W. MCGUIRE.
30, 600 Tickets-3,235 Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKEEsif
BRILLIANT SCHEME!
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Tariff, Dtds s. Co.,

COMMISSION MER CHANTS.
No. III Commerce ST., ?EohiIc, AIa,
Particular attention paid tie sale Of al kinds Of WEST
ERIN PRODUCE, such Flour, bacon Wh,fy Pe5k I,.E
Oh, Grain Of ri kinds, Hay, etc, etc.
-REFEE5 70
MeFsrs Porneroy Marshall Goode rlitF Ch.aberls7r
Il Co, Mobile, Ala c. W. Negsu Co., Carroll PrishsrG &
20" ilehde7so" i Peaie New Orleans La john s7asvy o.
Gardner, PhiErs i Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WHtessEea to Purchase.

r tx IN oDD FELLOWS HAIL. For particulars en-
AZ o''ee- jslQ 2pT
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-09-26

CONTROVERSY AMONG L. S. GgsRRALs.-A
very curious controversy among the Generals
Of the American army who were concerned in
the conquest Of Mexico seems to have been
started BY the recent letter of General Pillow
Of Tennessee. The object of that letter was
probably to claim for himself the credit of hav-
ing planned one of the most important opera
lions of the campaign, and of having protested
against the purchase Of 4 treaty of peace from
Mexico BY Mr.. Trist, who acted with the con-
cnrrence and appreciation of General Scott In
the New York Times of Saturday, we find a
reply to this epistle, from Btigader General
Hitchcock, which will probably cause some re-
greet in the mind of General Pillow that he
shonld ever have opened such controversy.
Gen ii. first endeavors to tasten upon Gen. p.
the odious distinction Of having accepted a COM
mand in the Mexican war for the purpose Of
being spy upon his commanding General {;
and then proceeds to show that General Pillow
himself, in council, approved of the very pro-
ceeding for which he now censures Gen. Scott.
He also accuses him Of deliberate attempt TO
rob brother officer of the credit to which he
was entitled, and sets forth the manner in which
this effort was regarded and treated by Gen.
Sctot The controversy will drobaby make
public good deal more than is now known OF
the secret history Of the Mexican War