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is to be trostiag race To wagons, tomorrow after
noon, at the Metaire, mile heats best three in ve
The entries are Nj. Halls ColHnbus Bin, Mr.. Dim
ick's Bnrkege, Mr.. skiIliHgs' Billy Bntton and Mr..
Linaras lManoaa. The race begins at o'clock. Fine
sport may b expected.
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nEInIcrNGs nE rnE rRIunTpHANr.

A1fhon gh we have r,a inclination in the nremises
sim seuse a. inty 10 the southern publjc coustraiu
ns Il lav tefore them whatever # moment occurs il
the No, in important ouarters touchinc their vita
;.aerests 10 thai sbey NAV he duy posed. As faith
n, Southern io,,aliss we can do no less. even If the
main sohiect has become tame by repetition. The
cont;npo,iv vacoryiny incidents sunerinpcea nv .ht
gnal aneston furnish sulicent grounds far ;nsti
s.a,,.,,
u.,,,. =, s,o h,rra a. ,,ro.o,t 4. L. ,,o,,
49, s,,,a, ,rts, 81 -,
a"e ''s' s'''' fV.No.i u '1e Ji'iaeoiis WIG Ano
itonists have INDUCED IN over the defeat Of the
Senate bill In the House. for the admission OF Kansas
into the Uninn feu,asepIated 40 n uvsa ~, sa.
~ ta t,,ae,
- - sae uoosrn'
oi 'n'e1seh'ph ~ an oaious phase and the victory
Of the Montgomery amendment also ia the House
which carried ont the Janoero,s ,;,l
Hare ara al, SUI iuts"et
NJ. elee.'uells e"neo from lead
my sources. Ihe new York Tribune exclaims
" Champions of freedom and honest rule lot ma 70
io;ca and .ate c,n,a,,s !, ~, u--.,.- 10 -
pan,h,;o .. sa,,,r.,. -. asA'usSou w. y
PAIN ie'aans ueVou. .nahks 70 Almighty Got
Tor TINS great delivefance" from slave power, Thu
New York Courier and ENQUIRER Announces that 4
secuyas % ,,rae;ss, a.,
~ sa'i'o .eSu.' sla. the missouri
oonpaohse Was trained 70 enect An iron exclusion
OF slavery from the Territories. The Ohio State
Journal pronounees n rlor;aps ,yinmnb q aver
s,aysrx sa ~, I, -
49,. M ~ s,a'eao'u's 'l'nueOe auu 'no
y ~ - oou,uai, WINCH piooiaiieu ~ near
~. ~ w a.''o' ~ sne no1so y nep.eseusa','es'
!, nae s''u'.pneu a.
o''a ~ 1ne A'auipn y
si''us Us
- - p4ssa, suas
Gnu s,iu,eus Apoii-
- - - " 'i'e hiisny
-'' !. NJ Nsa 800 : Il
,nse,, ~ scbs,,,o T. na;. w
BY the border ruaians Of Missouri. with Ire con.
nivance Of President Pierce, and eliminating in the
Lecompton fraud under Buchanan, gives hope and
he. Conscience seems about to resume is reign in
s5S l En wneloe never snoao nave oeen ban
ment Of the nation has been deterioratinr. The
sense Of Justice the love Of liberty and allegiance to
yea, nave az peen waning Nelghboring nations
within ~ sbean II FaneiI Ha and tba 5;ass,
lac has been denounced and tlerided Infdels to hu
manty, scoffers Of the law Of God and recreants to
ireeaom, nave .eseilea "a poMer smu piunaer: but
thTobs Win new feelncs Hone L giypg Mace ~
despair and freedom Is asserting its Claims 70 reyer
ence. Everywhere at the North, and ecen in The
sousa' Is MI sal ~ splfis - liberty Aootlon.
WIZ 4; l,1ng,sss Il III m mir az WI $500 Jee
This awakening Of the conscience or the people
should inspire Us aca nesc zeal and lead e redoubled
$go' ~ s,a,, ~ ,s yDack hepablcan
,,gaacA;;ng.r = - Po''s'' 80 up
We have no reason 10 doubt the siuceritv of tho
rejoicngs Of the Freesoers. On the contrary there
is TOO much ground to believe tbat thew ,road
reasons for sincere exhibitions Of iov. They bsye
struggled as men never struggled before evan II =
worthy cause, to triumph over the soutb ana .bav
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Sscan n Co.'s Lotteries.
nuruoRtEEp nrrnH STATE OF eEoRaIAJ
ARs7O,OOO for sIO-EA

The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN CO.,
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. in each
Of their Single Number Lotteries for April, 1858, al
AUGUSTA, Georgia, which city they have removed their
principal Office to be drawn in public. rs follows;
Glass 9 will be drawn saturday, April 3D.. ISss.
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r3-The best Sewing Machine now In mar
ket is WEEDS PATENT which is so simple that mere child
operate it. and experience In the Sewing Machines
demonstrates that this Machine liable get of order
than any other Sewing Machine before public
The Rev. Robert G. Williams of Woodbury. Conn., says
examination Of every other kind of Sewing Machines
was fully convinced yours best constant
of ii for time has than realized my expectations
for know there other machine will with so ttle
trouble perform much and many different kinds
work.
planter ~ used to employ three -four hands in
making clothes for the rest but since purchased your
Patent Sewing Machine wing whole
plantation, while my wife it for making nearly all the
clothes of the family confident the machine pays for
itself three month";
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors, No, 345 Broadway New
York. N. S. HEDRICK. 70 Camp street
m26 2plmkW Agent for New Orleans.
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rts~--H7OCtUf
IoRE the great Of Consumption, for years
badly afflicted by Dyspepsia that for part of the
confined his bed He eventually cured by pre-
seripou furnished him by young cavoyant girl This pre-
eripon, given by child while state trance has
cured everybody who has taken having failed
1t equally in Of Fits Of Dyspepsia The
gradients may be found In drug will this val.
liable prescription any receipt Of one stamp to
pay Address DIR. TRACY DELuRME Great Gurer
of Consumption New York pest-o Office al 2wd&W
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nS-Doctor James-Dr. James, of So Cus-
tomhonse street New Orleans La, diseases of the
Skim Blood and Generative Organs mercury hin
drance from business exposure Cures gAra
teed in NIL Remember Dr. james old established Dis
pensary is 80 Customhouse street, New Orleans
See DR.. James advertisement another column headed
Medical House 50 Customhouse street. New Orleans La"
onlu
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Lea y ESe3'ytns'
woRCE STERSHIR SAUCE.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Popetor Of Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs Messrooms and Private Families
mended to trial Of Lea PERKINS, famous worcestershire
Sauce This eondent by Its merits has attained the high
est rank pleasant palaabe and wholesome Sauce aDp
cable to soup, hsh hot and cold etc. is
ensively used in all quarters OF the globe
The limitations both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly Of it's merits and the fact that received the only
Medal awarded foreign sauce the New York Exhibition
atests the estimation in which held by those selected with
special referencso their ability judge Of the quality sll
lar articles of table being the popular in
the market nnpncped parties offering for sale spurious
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling Of LEA PERKINS,"
only Propretors OF the Genuine Ssnce.
stock awaysn Asoorders received for drecshp
ment from England
JOHN DUNCAN 4 SONS,
Broad pgav Ne York
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R9r Mrs. Royd's Ladies' Emporium - The
following articles Of Ladies' constantly hand made
to order; Ladies' and Chldren's
Linen or Cotton ohemse--plain or embroidered.
Linen Cotton Drawers-nain embroidered.
Night Gowns-paip6r embroidered.
chemise sets-stanped or embroidered.
Skirts-plsin tucked,
Partisan made Corsets etc. etc.
Mrs Royd has secured the services Of tasty and experienced
Dress Maker whose ability fashion has received APP
proya of the leading Of the beau monde in both city
couany orders carefully and punetuails attended to.
al2 2pMowe&Sa MRS. boyd, Ies Camp street.
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Read 7Nis


w. p COLEMAN, Esq. - ''''
Dear sThe twenty inch MIL which purchased from
for Mr. T. j. Paekwood's plantation has been attached
the armi engine, and put operation last week.
much pleased with in every respect both regard
plieity durability, and quantity gruds. timed the mill
when in operation times my surprise that
the mill grinding busel minute; therefore expect
the mill grind regularly thirty bushels per With
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them to be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD Engineer
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s5- American Party - Notice - The Third
Ward CLUB OF the American Party will meet TONIGHT sat
urday 18th inst IL O'Clock in the hall the Carroton
Railroad Depot BaFonne street, business Importance
ali 2p1t BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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New Orleans, January 80, 1858.
N B. Gons-Dear Sir take pleasure in stating ibs
four months when suffering with Chis and Fever which
had stuck for several months was induced to try dose
of your Kapetapeum just before chill expected and
such the effect 1t had spon that determined upon
giving fair trial bought bottle and took It according
directions The result was thai before had bali finished
the bottle my chs had ae me- have since returned
enjoyment of perfect health, having
perieuced any of the effects Of qnnne drug usually
in medicines for such Diseases and do cheerfu
the "Kaperlapeun" to all who afflicted like
Your friend,
WILLIAM A. GIBSON.
New Orleans January 80 1855 ia
Mr. Goins-Dear Sir know how to inform you Of the
wonderful change your az has made 10 me- For
eigh, years rour months suffered falling Of the
womb and had several of the PHI Of this
city, who finally thought my hopeless and refused do
anything for when my husband found you the old
steamboat southern Belle and purchased bottle Of tonic
Justly celebrated hair tonic the refined Of
the city. Ii really that divine origin.
can hardly realize my ehs1ge, felt better my
life than 90 this That every poar afflicted
may your great tonic my feryeat prayer
MARY SIMS
GO Heyia street,
New Orleans
New Orleans, March 49, 1855
have used "Gons' Kaperapeumo for chs and fever aud
il has cured entirely; believe will when everything
else fails. A. W. SMITH,
.s New Orleans.
New Orleans, March Is, 1853
Mr. Coins have been using your "Kaperlapeum" for
sua that have suffered the eighteen year,
ing during operated upon by Dr. Johnson ST.
Louis without have been induced try your Ka
perapeum and must confess with perfect satisfaction and
from its beneficial results anticipate speedy
AMOS HI HT0WER,
Cont street, Robinson street.
ms 2pH New Orleans.
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Roots, sIaoes a,.d Esroqams.

AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied With prime Ditehing BOOTS. Russsi
BRoGANs, Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf, Straw and Csv
psachy HATS, at the lowest market prices, bT
FROST l. CO.,
M airast !
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ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBEl
ONE Price 70 EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGN1FIcENT soHExEtt
To b, Drawn each Saturday In April.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
prizes Of $500 approxAting $40 prize 81 90
prizes Of sOapproximatng 10000 prize area. Lao
prizes 40 approximatng to l0ao prize sOe
prizes of l25 spproximatng to 5O0o prize 500
prizes Of loo approximatng to 400 prize 4Ol
prizes OF rs appropriatiug 5000 prize 800
4prEes Of % spproximaing TO 1000 prize are... 100
5000 prizes Of 70 100000
s4s5 prizes amounting .ss2oao
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves. IS Quarterss260,
5000 Prizes $40 determined by the last hgure the
number $4,000 prize. For example II the
number drawing $40 prize ends with NO. L. then all
tickets the ends In will be entitled 10 Sd
the number then all the tickets where henu
Der ends In 2will be entitled to so, and 50 to 0.
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole
:. =. 10 Half =. ............ 20
:. =. 10 Quarter =. ....,....... &c
:. :. 10 Fights ............ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATEs, "
Enclose the money address Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by hrstmAil.
Purchasers tickets ending any hgure they may
Designate
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be TO pur
chAsers Immediately after the drawing.
s-PurchAsers will please write their plain
give their Post ONCE, County and State.
nRemember that every Prize ~ drawn and payable III
fs, without deduction
All communication strictly confidential.
Address for Tickets Certificates either Samuel
Swan { Co., Augusta, Ca, or to
sAM'L SWAN CO., Box SO s, Post-0fice,
9nkW prlaans
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Linens! Linens!
60 cases a. IRISH SHIFTING LINEN.
10 =. "A Heavy Golden Flax e.
10 .. a. Light q. for Ladies' use.
3. Chinese Grass LINEN, for childreus wear
u =. A. FIGURED LINEN.
e. IS :. -. CAMBRICs.
10 :. LINEN sHEETING and Pillow Linen.
6 =. HUCK AND DAMAsK TOWELS.
=. BIRDs'-EYE DIAPER.
5 TABLE DAMAsKs, including NAPKINS
and SLIPS.
P. & E. REILLY i CO.,
1926 Canal street,
s12 2p6t Between Royal and Bourbon
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-
Showing the assets Of the Company within the year
to he. 81 97s 265 50
From which deduct the debt shown 9l 70
Showing surplus S5l37T4 9
hand at the end Of the year after paying every debt
cost Of repair the running expenses etc. being sufficient
clare small dividend considerable beginning towards
carrying ont the original project intention and design Of those
who gave IN the commencement Of the enterprise he money
and sympathy.
Nov cannot be- with this state OF facts any whose
interests unidentified with New Orleans to his
Monday the result of the election Directors then
will determine i the road Is to into the hands
will use for the purposes those who will best
Interests of this city and the administer carry
out the Original contract thereby securing great
blessings which conured by every dictate
oisnn FAlR-PLAY.
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Fs~Louisville, Ky, March 10. Is55.-Dr. j.
HesteerDear Sir II gives pleasure to tender you
my grateful acknowledgment in favor your
ach Btters For three have been suffering ys-
pepa and other stomach diseases all the physicians could
do for me failed to give relief induced
ty try Bers, ami happy inform you that three
bottles effected entire and therefore would
as the best medicine for dyspepsia and all kindred
the stomach. JULIUS II. AIT,
corner Chapel and Market sts, Louisville, Ky.
Sold by all druggists and dealers generally 2p6t<w
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Printing Papers,
For sale at The
NEW ORLEANS PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
IS Camp street, up stairs,
Between the offices of and PieayHne, N. o.
q KS inches. 26N33 inches.
% XS2 25N40
231Sx3I Sxl2
"a N36 S2x4t
26 MI 36Sl6
News Wrappers Double Medium Book PAPER Note,I.et-
ter Cap, and Jobbing PAPER of every description,
Also
F CARDS. CARD BOARDS, PRESSES, TYPES, INKS and
every article necessary for the complete OUTFIT Of Printing
Enlistment. . =
G. H. YINTEN,
mill 2p2m 6s Camp street.
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s9-American Club. Eighth Ward-A meet
ing OF the above Club will be held the United suites Hotel
Third District MONDAY the 18th inst at O'Clock p NJ
for organization Punctutl attendance required.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
n. BA meeting will be held above place EVERY
MONDAY until the first Monday in June. ais 2pSt
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E9-Mr, Editor Please announce MIR. nil
GUEL ERNANDEH r., candidate for Street Commits
souer subject the nomination Of the American Convention
ale 2ptd HOST OF FRIENDS.
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ks-The undersigned Is n candidate for the
office Of Street Coinmssloaer-Eect in June.
as 2pte CHAs N. OLIVIER.
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Clothing!
34..... ......MAGAzINE sTREEr..,..34
BY late arrivals. our stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
Has been largely increased purchasers are invited to
and examine the assortment
The Patent Yoke shirts
Sold by US are universally acknowledged by all have
worn Them to be the best made and best fitting shirts
offered to The public very large nil styles and
sizes nov in store. fit guaranteed in all cases.
K4-No deviation from marked prices
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,
ali 2pH ~ Magazine street.
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r9- Rallyi RRllyi Rally !-Anericnn Club,
NIsrH WARn.A meeting Of this Club viii at No. l6
ST. Ferdinand street. u front Of Victory street. SUNDAY
the 18th inst, q O'Clock A. NJ legal voters residing
IN the Ward who may desire Join the Club invited to
attend the same
Punctual attendance is earnestly requested
al6 2p2t MIGUEL HERNANDEZ Jr., President.
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ks~To the Public--The undersigned most
respectfully submits his the of the city New
Orleans candidate for the office Of Myorelecton
&C on the I'd day of June next.
ia26 2pte BENZ. s. HARRISON.
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The Eastern Clarion,


Wines and Liquors,
ROYAL STIR
Asupply Of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMP ACNE. in quart,
and pinis oonsaAiy hand equal to the best that
cosnes to this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
FINE OLD PoRT-thesbest in the city,
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
BRAN DIEss
Of the Vintage 1885, 1898 and 1905 and oths.
brands.
WHHSK
VI aildeseriptions-s Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALEsnd PORTER, in pints and quarts
Also
On hand my ususlassortmen the best WINES and LII.
ouoAs In the Market which be sold on as reasonsbl
terms as any other hsusen the city.
sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
u .9Iy No. u Royal street.
Fi0cCine.
fresh supply constantly on hand, and for sale by
SICKLES & CO.,
mo zPlm IS and 90 Canal street.
James II. Thompson,
MERCHANT TAILOR
No. I'll BROADWAY, enear Canal street) NEW YORK..
iylS 2pI
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lat s.. APs, ste.,

A HUfFNNflFa
Weare constantly receiving Of SIX FIR,
Cashmere, Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican
Wool HATS, stths lowest market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
iyls7p6w No. 10 Magazine strest.
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Moths. Moths. Moths,

No. IA Exchange Place,
2ptf Opposite the Post Office
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n25 2ptf
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Total. .7,o7o3e7 81 1885, ,7se SO 6,sss,ib2 50
From the above will be that all the ststs and
Territories above the blal line the receipts
than the OF tanning the post Offices added 70
the cost Of Transporting the mails These DEFICIENCIES arc
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Postal Receipts and Expenses.

|
The House Of Representatives CON niats- OF Ways ar
Means bavipg called the Post Office Department fu.
nhh statement OF he receipts expenditures for
postal service in the several States for hs fiscal year
ending June 80 1857, the Third Assistant Post
General IL, with considerable labor preparing tabular
account containing the desired Information. This table
will show at glance the receipts IN each State. the
amount dsbursed in each for OF and
other expenses incident 10 poet offices and elso
OF mail transportation. The deficiency, OF excess, will
hkewfe be stated.
We have not been able TO ot'-ln copy Of the s.ate
ment but from pimar data usei -. making Il up We
deve the following The Hrs; colsnp # The subjoned
table shows the groes receipts in ash State the second
column the amount paid for postmsster's ss,aries
and Incidental expenses OF post Offices, aud tho
third column the cost CT transportation OF the mais
T.
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The Public Domain.
THE HUMBHR OF ACRES THE RATLkOAD GRANTS
WHAT rHKRE 10 LEFT, ETC.

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, feb. is, 1863
SRI have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt,
the 9th ult Of the copg or resolution OF the House OF
Representatives, passed the 4th Of the month
calling for ga statement OF the annual amour o, the
United States, and Of the annual amounts that have
been granted 10 the States TO corporations 70 companies
and to individuals, respectively, with the date OF the
Also paid TO the several States pectvely
per centsge on the sums received By the Unitcd
States upon the sales Of the public lands "also
the amount OF public lands yet remaining 10 the Ured
States"
As the nearest response which can now be made 70
this call beg leave 10 submit cement sh owing tho
areas Of the several land States and Territories the
amount OF land disposed Of by sale or otherwise, and
the unsod and undsposcd OF the 30th Of Juno
1857.
To reply 10 the resolution reads giving statement
Of the disposal Of the public lands, annually, fm the
drst saes sde In New York In 1857, embracing period
Of seventy years would involve utterly
Of the power OF this Office with It's present force and
the heavy current duties, 70 bsstow.
No annual statement Of this Kind 10 assist Ia reply,
has been prepared and 10 answer II IN ~
all satisfactory will involve the critical examination OF
several thousand volumes Of tract books reference 10
all LAVE, &c. necessary to aid in the reply. csima,
ed ha: this call would require at least three years and
the undivided time Of between thirty and forty additional
of the increasing current duties OF this shent
will be impossible 70 detail any Of the present force tbs
service.
In this connection beg leave TO state that was the
sesre ftbs Office 10 have the existing statements revised
and with this view letter vas addressed. on the 2$ts
resolution Of the 10Th OF the month passed by the
House. and TO which this the moet complete reply we
make, in which was estimated that $4,000 would
be required TO furnish an answer; but provision
then made for the purpose, the statement now fur
nishet necessarily based upon old data, without max
Ing the radical revision desired.
rHOS A HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
Hon J. THoHrop, Secretary Of the Interior.
Statement shoc~g the Areas Of the screrdl land STATES and
Ira9Ss, tie Amount Of Land disrosed of by Saie and
Oherws,, and TIC Amou1 Jnsold s.d JndsYossd gf on
tie 3oth Of June, 1851 -
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MFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Interesting Debate in the United States
Senate.
|Flare-up Between Messrs. Bigler
and BrOderick.
RvM0RfD RESIGNATION OF SENATOR DOUGLAS.
&C., &C., 20.

Our Special Telegrsphic Despatch.
DUAoRED RESIGNATION OF Mr.. DOUGLAs-FLARE
Up BETWEEN MEssRs. BIGLER AND BRODERICK-
THE LRCOAPToN CONSTITUTION, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, March l3, 1858.
Douglas, after he delivers his speech Kansas next
week, intends TO resign, go home End stump his State
His friends consider this his only salvation in getting back
10 the Senate.
Quite personal wrange occurred in the Senate to-day
between Messrs Bgler and Broderick. Mr. Broderick
took exception remarks made by Mr.. Bgler n refer
70 Mr. Douglas, who Is detained at home by sick
Douglas opportunity to vindcate himself from this in
s,dcus attack Mr. Bger promptly rebuked the Senator
from California for his mpertnence and here the matter
ended
Forney Ia here, hobnobbng with black republicans,
md doing what he to defeat the ecompton conttu
6oo He says that unless they defeat it, they Douglas,
Walker, Wise Co., are irrevocably lost r
sas bill before the middle OF week. The democratic
Senators confident Of bringing 1t to vote by that
time The opposition nearly talked themselves out
q the subject
There will not be 80 large vote as vas expected in
consequence of the sickness of many democratic Sena
tors There six Senaors favorable TO the
nov sick, namely, Reid, Henderson, Thompson, Ftz-
portant that those who well and present should not al
the opposition delay embarrass the question FOR
party or factious purposes