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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-23
The H. moeratte Cse.d ant IN. sisvcry
Territorial Question.

The Albany Alias and A,gus in the
course Of an article commenting 90 Senator
HARMON o's speech, remarks as follows:
Under the Constitution. Us interpreted by
the Supreme Court IN The Dred Scott case.
,laveholders have thc same right to carry
their slave property to the Territories and
hold It there during the Territorial proha-
ton, as have the osners OF other property
in respct to the introduction and proprietor
ship OF their chat,elS. And according TO
the Democratic creed Of popular sovereignty
and non Intervention by congress, slave
properly. aud all other property. while il
may not be destroyed by Territorial leglsla-
too, s,ands upou prcciSely the same footing
IN respect TO protection aGi regulation
neither being entitled TO special discrinina
ting legislation al the cSpsHSe OF the other,
and both being the legitimate subject OF
Territorial legislative discretion ard enact
ment up TO the htii of cucroachment upon
tae righ, OF ownership
Such arr toe isLts OF Southern n,n in
Inspect 10 the extension OF slavery into IN.
Territories oi the Cui;Ni States, as ros
settled by Judicial Interpretation ot the Con
Sh,ution and nv the doctr,geso o, the National
democracy aud the Judgment Of vast ma
lori'y OF the peope ol lie tuion.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-23
N fIF 7 VTItTN f.FNTf w
National Espan sion.

We have never known u period wien
there were So many cvdeuces Of a rap.l ex,
ttUs.on Of American civilization over the
this continent, as the present Every item
of the news Of the day seems 10 point IN this
direction, and the Efforts nov beng made 10
direct the course OF the empire westward
are sal powerful that We cannot but believe
that they will ,ead 10 the most extraordinary
results What is our army DOING Ii Is
chasing doNu the red man Ct the forest
through his last haun,s IL is driving him
from the flstness,s which, sithIa q 'es years,
had never been troiien by tbs foot { the
white man; it IS teaching sad and bloody,
bat u,c,Ssary. lessons Of the power cf this
Goyernmcui, 10 the m0uarrhs Of g.. iOost,
90 the outskirts o( Texas. IN the wjlls o;
Oregon. in the wiljcrnss,s oi Washington
Territory, throughout Ulaa, apd wherever
he dams sao~ hostile tr0ut 10 the pale
;acrs or il is of thousands o' mi,>. among
the MormoUs IN a rglon which hat few
years s,Uee Was almost eu,iply unexpIosud,
Wagon road, ART beng constructed over The
Whole ruaie irou California o. Oug Western
States
Oac overland mail route has b.cn repeat.
,dly irayelsd aud three murr have h>ca
siiiSi apoD. and al these ars bai pSecur-
s0rs OF the psact'cal realization Of ,he great
project with which the minds OF maay o! The
active. eu,srprs'os spirits oi tbs couairy are
hllei-th constroci ciun ~ at east ore, .ni
perhaps ,,v,ra grat rac.dc railroads. Fur,
ther south. uCw route via lenganierC.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-23
Landing OF a Cargo OF African. In
Georgia

II will be recolected that several mouths
since the U. s. Marshal, at New York,
seized the yacht Wanderer, on the ground
that she was a SLAYER. There not being
sufficient evidence 10 detain the vessel. she
was permitted to sail, on ' pleasure ex-
cursion,' as her owners stated. We now
have story by telegraph, that the yacht
has succeeded in landing $50 Africans in
Georgia. The despatch is as follows
SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec l3--Tha Repudliean
Of this morning says the yacht Wanderer
positively landed Africans near Brunswick.
Joseph Ganahl, the district attorney, ar.
rived on Saturday with three men believed
to be implicated. Their names are Juan
Il. Trsjaste, y. A. Brown, and Miguel A.
Gino. or Raquet Harding. from New Or
leans. Mr. Gauahl refused to take bail for
their appe france at court, and the prisoners
were lodged in Jail on charge OF piracy.
Mr.. Ganahl Is using every exeriion to obtain
evidence and has sent to Brunswick TO elicit
information. The examination will proba-
bly, take place on Thusrday. A tug was des-
patched to Brunswick to tow the Wanderer
to Savannah, but the ship master aboard
refused to give her up. 1t is reported that
the collector Of Darien states that the Wan.
derer has no appearance ofbaving had slaves
on board.
The RspuJi'ean says: 1t is rumored that
the Africans were landed at Jykll Island,
and that the steamer which leaves Savau-
nah took 80 aud conveyed them past ga.
vannah to the river plantations, and from
thence they were scattered through the
country. The cargo Is said to have consist.
ed OF $50 negroes.
The Wauderer halls from 81. Helena. ard
is swithoU, regular papers from native officials.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-23

has just been opened to California, by which
the trip can be made from New Orleans to
san Francisco in twelve days And while
the red man is thus being swept away as 81
much brushwood from the onward march ol
progress, or compelled 10 bow his naughty
nature in strict obedience, and while these
routes Of conmuI ication, which will all form
great chains Of civilization. are being estab-
isEed, that tempting lure, mineral wealth, is
inviting and urging men TO I'LL up our wild
regions. The Pixies Peake and the South
Platte gold mines will certainly attract an
immense crowd OF miners during the coming
year. Notwithstanding the unfayorable
news from Frazer river, we should not be at
all as,onlsbed If the reports OF gold dlscov.
cries 10 Washington Territory, which is i'm,
medately south of it, should be verified, and
greatly accelerate the settlement Of that re.
gion. Already the silver mines Of Arizona
have attracted around them many energetic
meu. Thousands Of longing eyes, too, are
cast upon Sonora, aud in the natural course
OF things the day cannot be far distant when
1t will be peopIed by our citizens and be-
come the property OF our government.
Walkers iiIibustering expeditions TO Mic
aragua have been checked, and very proper
iy too, for he has only brought disgrace upon
Our national character, aud msery upon hi
misguided followers and the people whose
territory he wishes to invade. But the con.
dltion OF Mexico is fall OF significance. The
discordant factions Of the nation are doing
their best to rend it into pieces, and the
better portion ol its own citizens, as well as
the civilized world, implore us TO take pos
session Of the country AS the only means OF
bringing order out OF chaos and stable
Government out of anarchy. 1t will be
seen that, almost uncOnscIouSly to ourselves,
we are at this moment practically making
more rapid and notable strides toward the
extension Of our civilization than at any
former period oil our history. Golden op.
portunites are opening up before US; aud il
our statesmen are equal TO the responsible
ties OF their position, this period may be
made one Of the most memorable and glOri-
Gus in the history OF the Republic.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-23

HAws opposition tor Comptroller OF New
York city, has 1881 majority over PrEsER.
Iammany Democrat, 1854 over Rrsssii-
anti Fammany lsmocrat, and ! ,s35 over
both. The new Board of Aiernrn stands
II Democrats 10 crrcsi,ion. snd the rev
Rard Of Cogpcilunn 9 Dcu,crAt, 10 l.
opposition,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-23

A BosroS pap.r tells US the story Of q
cat. which, after having made voyage
from that city 10 Bombay. via Liverpool.
took new ship, OF her own accord, a, the
latter place. for Charlest. n, :. C.. and from
thence re shipped, on her own book again,
ior Boston. I DC most remarkable feature Of
the matter i. that sfter 'has rambling
ABOUT the world for nearly two years. she
DtlrneSl 10 the house from xhencs she had
been or.g,nally sent on board the Bombay
-l'p anI al once, on entering resumed her
g.gsi p.ao- up.u her masters kuee.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1858-12-23

CoM MrlNr ~r. II the navy, aas tesu
conden c,l bv 4, mei,ca roari. on accoun,
of ii kutss and nr,i, r,,i r,nsr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

AsoruER DAY Performances AT THE AMPHI-
THEArER.-This being Saturday, another noon circus
performance win be given at the Amphitheater and
VIC may be sure that It will again be brilliantly
crowded with Indies aud children as twas yesterday
The four clowns, the trick ponies the acting dogs,
and Jack the Giant Killer make up the greatest
treat for the children that have ever had in this
city TO say nothing Of the brilliant acts of horse
manshp, vauting and gymnastics, which are wont to
delight the children of larger growth. You must go
early II you wish the good seats.
The 6iamese Twins, with the wonderful Swiss
Warbler, are TO exhibit in the Museum, separately
from the circus, before and after the performance Of
the latter, as we'll before and after the night per
formance: All the MONDAY gIories Of the ring will
be revived OF night as usual.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

F OR THE II OLIDAYS
HYDE & GOODRICH.

CorRer Canal and Royal streets,
Have on hand and win be receiving from Europe, ,rgs
and elegant NEW GOODS aurpassns anything
offered in this Market comprising articles beauty
from all parts Of the world.
STONE CANOES, ROMAN MosAIcs. GOLD ETRUscAN
BRACELETS, Brooches and Esrrings-a article Of
exquisite bessty from Rome
FINE FLoRENTTNE NosAIcs from Florepce.
large collection Of CORAL OBJECTS richly mo.nted in
CHASED Gold, from Naples.
ENAMELs and PAINTINGS of finest description from
Geneva =.
Enameod and Diamond JEwELRY from Hanau and Frank
fort.
Very and beautiful articles Of the cheap TERRA GOTTA
WARE, from Mannheim.
BRONZE FIGURES and VASES Bronze and Marble Clock.
Of superior quality and artistic beauty PARIAN sTATU
ETTES, and a variety Of fancy articles from Paris
WRITING DESKS, Work Boxes, Glove Boxes, etc. beaad
fully inlaid in the Mosaic style, from London.
supply Of Sheffield PLATED WARE also full Of Ivory
and Pearl Handle CUTLERY, from Sheffield.
very complete of SILVER WARE beautiful
and Styles from factory, which are pre-
pared to execute orders Of kind and any
OF WATCHES, endless vsriety-PIan Engraved Chased
Enameled, Diamond Pearl with Chains and Chaesins
match from the best manufacturers in England France.
Germany and Switzerland.
great variety of mounted and uumouned
PRECIOUS STONES,
DIAMONDS,
RUBIEs
EMERALDs
oPALs and PEARLS.
One of the firm having Europe during six
months has personally selected mentioned goods
and invite the attention of public strangers visiting
the city stock with and
rety 1t cannot be excelled /. the South.
dis 3ptf HYDE & GOODRICH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

II has been clearly demonstrated, beyond all reason
able denial that the present Administration steadily
pursuez Fixed and settled policy Of opposition to
the acquisition OF any more slave territory, and to
the farther spread Of the institutions and influence Of
the south Its treacherous course in the treatment
OF the Kansas question. by which the South has un-
donbtedy been deprived Of its rights in that Terri
tory, was the first open and convincing indication Of
that policy though its doctrine Of squatter sover
eighty and the industrious colonization Of the Terri
tory by the Abolition societies showed long ago the
game that was to be played, and what would be the
final result Time. which brings oas most things,
has In one short year Of its progress dragged to the
light the fully developed policy we speak Of and in
intimate connection with it also the unalerable hos
ty Of the powers that be- to the Amsricanizaion Of
Central America lest perchance should be restored
in some measure that balance Of power between the
North and South which the admission Of three great
Territories as States must shortly destroy.
Here is clearly the explanation Of the extreme bit
terness with which the Northern presses have de-
nounced the undertakings OF General Walker OF the
resoute stand taken against him in the last message
Of the President TO Congress- and of the zeal with
which the Administration opposed and prosecuted
him. adding the climax finally by causing a foreign
soil to be invaded for the purpose Of arresting men
se.e ~ ionser anel,can ci'lAens ana nad com
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

MErAIRIK JOCKEY CLUB RACES. = The preliminary
races OF the winter meeting at the Metarie are to
come of to-day. The track, stands and everything
are in tiptop order for brilliant and exciting weeks
sport; and as the city Is just now crowded with
strangers the additional excitement Of large attend
ances will be added to those regularly pat down in
the programme.
The first race to-day Is to be a sweepstakes for
three year Odds, mile heats the entries being Bonny
Lassie Little Corporal and Glencoe Ally Of Col.
Bingaman's. The second race will be another sweep
stakes for three year ODDS; the entries being Caiu
Bonny Lassie, Rupee, Eliza Logan and Eliza
Alexander. Some Of these nags have name enough
to give assurance that the sport will be fine.
For the convenience Of those going 10 the race,
trains Of cars will leave Tivo Circle at I:2O and $40
P. NJ, aud return after the race.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

THB MAyoRh REcEPTIoN YEsTERDAy.--0ur wor-
thy chief magistrate, the Hon. Charles NJ Waterman,
yesterday received his friends in prncey Style at the
st. Charles Hotel One OF the large parlors was fitted
up for that purpose long table in the center groan
ing beneath one Of those recherche colations for which
the St. Charles is famous and other tables support
ing bowls OF punch and egsnos, in which boy could
easily have been drowned
With the good grace and cordially which are Mr..
Watermans chief characteristics, he received and ex-
changed solicitations with the legion Of his fellow.cit
xens, OF all classes, who visited him and we need
hardly say thai the fluctuations Of the occasion were
Of the most cordial and delightful kind. We were
present when the whole force Of the city police,
headed by their Chief and the Lieutenants and Ser
geants arrived in procession to pay their respects to
the Mayor. The p&rof would not hold half Of them
at once SO that they had to enter in divisions and
fire and fall back, TO make room for those behind
We never saw half or quarter as many policemen to-
gcther before and we must say that in their citizens
garb, they, presented an uncommonly imposing and
respectable appearance.
Another special visit Yas that Of the corps editorial
and corps fypographiqus Of the Crescent Office in
body compliment which his Honor seemed to ap.
preciate, whilst the Crescent men were, as matter
OF course equally pleased with bis cordial reciprocity
Old Jordan, the drummer, being out with his band,
on his New Years serenading round, also called In
and delighted the company present with few Of
those miraculous drum melodies OF his
There was. in fact, most delightful time Of 1t al
afternoon at the Mayors reception He showed him
self that occasion, he has done on many others
to be man who can reflect credit upon, instead o
receiving credit from, the Office of Chief Magistracy
OF New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02
Holiday Presents

AOesetU0 1-fesefttS
FOR THE MILLIO MI
H- FE NJ E.E III.
i2s CANAL STREET,
Has just received per ship Golden Eagle large additions
to his already immense stock or
FANCY GOODS,
Consisiisg Of the following described articles
Dolls' Doiissi Dolls III
WAX, ALABAsTER,
GuTTA PERuHA,
KID AND PORCELAIN.
magnificent assortment prices varying from sloO
Dressed and addressed sud in Fancy Costumes. DOLLS
DRESSED to represent
AAIDENs,
Also CRYING BABIES, in sssry variety and style Of
Dress.
Toy Animals.
sseh ELEPHANTS.
LIONS. TIGERS.
BuFFALoEs, COWS.
HORSES SHEEP and GOATS.
At priC,s from 81 to $40.
-ALso-
HOBBY HORSES oFALL SIZES.
vELoCIPEDEs,
sELF-PRoPELLING HORSES,
LOCOMOTIVES CARRIAGE, AND
Toy Drums, GUNS, swords,
And
MILITARY ACCoUTRENENTs, FOR CHILDREN.
Toy Musical INSTRUMENTS
OF all kinds
PIANosi PIANosi
For Children, at prices from g to SIS each.
Boxes OF Tsols
For Boys.
CANES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ALSO
VAST STOCK OF
PRESENTS FOR OLDER PERsONsi
Consisting r.
PAPIER NACHR DRESSING cTsEs, WORK BOXES,
WRITING DESKS, PORTFOLIOS AND CABINETS.
BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN sTATUARY Of all kinds.
CHINA VASES, TOILET SETS Of Cat Bohemian nod
Blowa Glass
WORK BASKETS at prices from Is So richly En-
broidsred with Chenille.
Music Boxes,
WITH THE HARNoNIPHosg ACCOMPANIMENT,
And of all other descriptions prices varying 81 80
Together with stock large described BY ad-
vertisement. But call and examine for yourselves.
B. PIFFET,
Importer and Dealer in Fancy Goods,
dl4 2pH l22 Canal street, Touro Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02
TO .au ,oho T-al,.e their Sight.

To MI SUhO Value their Sight.
81 CAMP STREET. ..................aI CAMP STREET.
MEssRs. SERMONS & CO.,
INVENTORS and MANUFACTURERS of the worldre.
nowned
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
Take pleasure placing before public following TEs
TIMoNIAL from His Grace Archbishop BLANC:
H. N Sermons Co Geniemen-From the use 1 have so
far made Of the specaces which you left with few days
am happy to be able sa hey my sight
monty well and will hesitate recommend the same to
my friends and acquaintance
Respectfully yours tANT BLANC,
Archbishop Of New Orleans.
New Orleans, December 2s 1857.
From Col. THos c. PORTER, sxcoleetor of Customs
The specaces purchased from you about one year since
have fully proved all said concerning their advan-
tases When bought them very weak sore
but am now happy to inform you that by the of your I'M
PROVED BRAZILIAN PEBBLE sPECTACLEs they are
fully recovered and able OF write with ease
and comfort bohty day cand egh without any those
unpleasant feelings caused by the Ct other glasses
From Dr. T. NJ GUsTIN, oculist
shall eheerfuy recommend them to patients and others
that may require glasses
From Mr.. t. g. TwICHEII, Commission Merchant.
can eheerfully recommend them the public
From oHAs A. POPE, Professor Surgery, ST. Louis Medical
take pleasure in recommending their introduction the
public.
The above but few Of many hundreds have in our
session-among them Profs STONE, RIDDELL and JONES,
of tits city.
These celebrated spsctsees obtained in this city
at the Importers, Manufacturers and Agents.
ID. KkRNAGHAN ~ CO.'S,
No. 81 Camp street,
And at no ether plaeewho the sole agents Louisiana
CAUTION.
In consequence Of the merieG popularity Of SERMONS
CO.'S IMP OWED
Brazilian Pebble Spectocles,
some dealers in this and other cities buying spurious ar
Gle similar in appearance offering same as those of our
manufacture We take this method Of cautoning she public
against such deception All Specace are marked on the
frame thus 'SEMMoNs Co.'Ss IMPROVED PEBBLES.
Remesber
d. KERNAGHAN & CO.,
jail 2eH p Camp street, opposite City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02
.As,c Years Presents.

New and elegaat LACE BERTHAs, COLLARS aud SETS,
EVENING DRESSES in great variety.
real. BLACK THREAD Lace Wills.
Very rich BLACK aud coLokED VELVET FLouNcED
SILK ROBES
EMBROIDERED BLACK VELVET MANTLEs.
INDIA and FRENCH PROMENADE OPERA sHAwfs
and sCARFS.
And the most prised Of all by every lady Of Taste
Ne~ and beautiful REAL PARIS THREAD LACE MAN.
TIES, POINTS and sHAwLs, which were bought for
half the of manufacture, and will be sold pro
per iOpaiey low
P. & E. REILLY & CO.,
1875 Canal street.
tSl ap6t between Royal aud Bourbon
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02
Holiday Presents
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
AT TYLER'S,

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEsTi
AT TYLER IS,
No. ITO Canal street.
Received by the last arrivals new beautiful Goods
prices to suit the times
variety Of FINE WATCHES for Ladies and Gentle
Fine Gilt Bronze and Marble CLOCKS
WATCH CHAINS, SEALS KEYS and CHATELAINEs.
DIAMOND PINS, EARRINGS, STUDS etc.
CORAL FINE PAINTING, Nos1IC ENAMEL, OPAL,
GARNET and other fine SETS.
BRACELETS, GOLD THIMBLEs, NECK CHAINS. Ard
other articles OF Jewelry in great variety
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS, SPOONS ladies, CUPS,
KNIVES, CASTERS etc.
SILVER PLATED WARE-csEe Trays Fruit and Oyster
Dishes, Sugar and Butter Stands, ele, etc
sPECTACLEs In Gold, Silver Steel or Shell Frames.
PAPIER MACHE and ROSEWOOD WORK and DRESS
ING BOXES great variety Of sne Fancy Articles for
sale reasonable prices sllverware very description
msds 10 order Jewery manufactured and rpaed Watches
aud Clocks Of all descriptions carefully REPAIRED
E. A.. TYLER,
ITO Canal street, door rom Royal,
dl4 2ph Stone building
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

DEArH ON THE TRAoK--The Chattanooga Adyer-
tiser states that Col Teener Deputy Sheriff Of that
county, while returning from Nashville on the 22d,
was thrown from the cars and instantly killed. The
catastrophe occurred within short distance of the
place where happened the collision Of the day before
where 50 many we're Seriously if not fatally injured
and the engines knocked into fragments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

RATHER SEvERE.-A bill is, or was not lopg AGO
before the Legislature of Couth Carolina. which pro
vides that professional gamblers who are found guilty.
Of gambling, shah receive tbiry.nine ashes, in ad.
dition to the punishment now provided by law We
have not learned whether 1t was disposed Of.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

THE PREss IN AusrRIA.-A Vienna paper says
that new stamp act has just been passed there,
which viii prove very oppressive to Austrian jour.
mails. Every paper that leaves Vienna will have TO
pay about tEo dollars for postage, and two or three
dollars more fn government stamps per annum. The
tax on Insertions formerly amounting to from one to
Eve thousand doiars has also been nearly doubled.
The government journals almost entirely exempt
from this taxation. and the effect viii be great re-
preston of independent journalism.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02
.Mar StstGiEle s. Co.'S
CHAM GNE,

Houses:
W. l.. LANIER CO., corner Grsvier and New Leyee,
CADY HOLMES. No Grsver street.
Q. r. RAILEY 4 CO., No. II rehoupitoulSs street.
THOMPSON BARNES, No n CommOnstreet
JOSEPH HAILLoT, No. IL Crossmsn street.
BELLANGER CO.. Orleans street.
p- Orders taken at No. DRAWER STREET. as 2plnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

WoRsE THAN A SEPoy.-Patrick Slavin, executed
few days ago in St. Johns, N. b. for numbering the
Mckenzie family confessed the deed and stated that
after he hsa killed all but girl three years of age,
the latter plead for her life, and the monster killed
her while she was holding up her doll, Offering to
give It to him to spare her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-02

Mrs. TURNER'S, Nos. lo7 AND los CANAL STREET.
We would remind OUT dy readers, that the elegant establish
mont Of Mr. fureF sna street. vas never in tter nr
faon or them an at The baancts embroieFes
eleaks msnilas and specimens dress n4pg are aogeher
magh sent. see Ms rs card