davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
10 SUGAR PLANTERS.
HAVE APPOINTED Mr.. E. DOGFI
- Arnsg'st Of Baton Rouge, my agent fer the ssls o!
B~l-SULPHATE OF LIME.

II .ne CAsoSnE1rr REFINERY. His cha1ges will be
=. g s 80 ss those st the Works, Il: S., to which
t .aa % added tho necessary expense incurred. such As
i ;ur1 ete., The article which / now offer is OF uni
s.snstn aud purity. and inferior to none. I
sas.sa.ee = to weigh $ to Q Baun1e, Is each barrel is
h ha0sa; 70 prevent evaporation, you viii find all
IA psa Ssa ,aoles sealed. and each Barrel IN fine order, With
rba l ~ % prevent bursting or leaking. Planters
ana !. ;, !. Using Z: bi-sulphate Of other Factories will
49, ! !. g saeir interest to try one barrel Of nv MANI
's @s ! am willing to abide b. the result.
"a u ~ u~LGoRIAUvE, Proprietor.
- sNarcudolsS 81. Nav 0rlsans
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
4 A W. MERON.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER

BATON ROUGE, LA.
WlLL k1ELITE in a faithful aud workmanlike man
~ net, all contracts for building or othe. work in
una 1ai II may be condded to him.
~ so=p.s ~ttsntssn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE,
:
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
In matter Succession Of Lovenski Tuinler deceased.
=" No. $40. ~ +
yITHERFAS Victor Laurent has applied TO thaClerk
W Of the Sixth District Court If this parish lor let.
ters of Administration in the above succession =
Notice is hereby gwen that all legal opposition to
the said appointment must be 1led in the Office OF
said Clerk within ten days from the first publication
hereof. ROS'D IEBEkT, DC.
rleI ks offoe West Eaton Rouge, Feb. 9Th 1858.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

TOMB 5TINES,

TOMB 5T~kES,
u.usoLEuAs, MONUMENTS, ToNBR,
f AND FEC STONES.
~ Rae. hNOCHS, woald respectfully call nnhiic
attention to the fact that they are now n this
.sI, reads 10 receive orders for *orh. Their mana,
factory is in Philadelphia, where they employ hcnsps
..t:,,,., skUfuf artists ard work tncn, aut where
,hey are pro pared to gut up ritI"r IN Italian Or An'ef'-
..n marble, Mausoleums, Monuments and ioaaos in
saJ style Of art. .xr r.;,
~ Orders lie t with Nessrs J Piper 4 Co. or Ma'a
stres., Baton Rouge, vill.n-et with prompt a1tenti"n.
Jsa1olm.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

Wines and Liquors.
10Y late arrivals fro4a Bordeaux:
u J. pipes old Cognac Brandy,
1 do do Champagne do
do do do do very old
Cries. of Brandy 1905 do do de-.
Thainpaignc:
j baskets Jenny Lind,
i baskets Of st. Mark,
baskets Heidsick piuts and quarts,
baskets Mort l. Chandeus, A No. /,
- ed Wines:
+, Hungarian ciaret-new desert wire,
Chateau l.eoville,
DO Duplessis,
do st. %Estephs.
white Wines:
w Chateau DrplessIs,
do, LTonrn,,
IIaut Sauterne
Emile Norel-Bordeoux
St. Mary do, and other to arrive
NOV q BARBER RI}FNJAMiN-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
ErAT DE LA. LOUISIANA

ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Faroisse d'oucsx Baton ougc.
CoUR uE s1xIEME DISTRICT.
Dams J. affair de Ia Succession de- I.oYinski Tuillser, d.
cedee, No, $40.
4 TENT que Victor laurent n fat application sit
n Greffer de In Conr du Six;eIne Distre. de cetta
paroisse peur deg lettreB d'adininistratsou aans ID sua-
d(te susSessun-
Avis est PR ces p%reScntes ionne que sout oppcsftinns
LEGAL Il an cit apuo;ntneut De IRA etre euliasse dana Ia
bureau du dit l;ranier dams les dix jours qul suivron&
IN premiere publication de cette avis.
ROs'D HEBERr. T.G
Bureau du Grefnc- cs ene Jour de- Fevrier 1858.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
j. w..

L1tu!f raEES.-l attn .as1.t for the southern Nur-
i sury Of flnna i! .i,liecN. A..mS taAnty, Miss,
~! will il! all or tets To-: Fruit or ornamental Trees.
F.ltt, flu ~s-.. ,r ita.4~ F,ur., delivering Them at
AR paint upoa the M.4"%Sippi kIvcr, and in such
qtA,titt*s ~ may bs re aired. Persons ordering,
sa.aiI dc {, Hou. that taslt nrIs:s may be TILED in
tiat Tor trAu. planting.
Nay. 2idSwtm. II. T. WAji]fIIi.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

A. NJ 0 N AN & DR. OF II Err
Choice Groceries and Liquors
HAVE RECEIVED FROMsNEW
~ York. per slip Sea Bell. the following invoice
OF CuolcE Liquors ard GROCERIES which. we sell en- rea
sounble terms:
II Pipe Brandy, &C. Freres.''
! Bbl Finest Old Bourbon Whisky.
e Rye DO.
/" I" scotch do.
f doz. Pocket Pistol do.
8" Nimrod do.
" st. Croix Rum.
" Finest Old Brandy.
ICasks Muir's Scotch Ale in Jugs, Genuine"
! do London Porter
2'ases BOXERS B,tters.
do Cherry Brandy.
t"x than.saigne Cider, extra ar!iclc,'
"a Nut Mega.
IL - DIV tll. in iints
Cash imperial rr-nci. Wkite Wine Vinegar.
10 drz III Gan lnh>terH.
&" " - Sairun.
- =. D.sters.
10 Cas-. Fine >aiarraius
10 dog aEcnnc leptf.
2Gasta Preach Mustard.
ase Turkish SmosInE Tobvceo, "genuine -
n"Sc, New York soap,
Cases lAcoul Matches
at A. MONTAN 4 BRO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
E>'fRA I.

,r r7, .n 800 bv Charles Fiehert, eight Ea'iea
fI'ah1, 4hs Cart House, q certain creole ioHi'
l. , o5u" white stripe in the face, small size, brand
bay T''oI No+;re ia hereby given to The owner 10 come
e. e. AAa urd CLAIM the ANIMAL and p"' the expsnS Pens .h a." aas
a-f;ss be y viii b. sold according to law on n1 'hr es' '"'
~ usrsh !. D 1858, By y ~ T-
fsb5ts '1s'11S "
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

Fresh Supplies.
TyHE Subscribers are now receiving their winter
L supplies, which will consist Of a general nssort-
ment of Groceries, Wines, Liquors, SC.
They nave :n4t received and offer to the tra1s,
50 Ribs Of the popular Oleander Flonr,
q Bbls Deans Whiskey-much a5ore proof,
81 " Smiths, equa]l:eelebrated,
so Boxes Palm Soap, Small Bars,
300 Plain Eacon Hnms, very choice,
6 Casks low priced :. c. Hams.
Further SUPPLIES will be constantly coming in until
their stock is complete.
BARBEE h BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

Fresh SUPPLIES!
MO 3 Mackarel in barrels,
do II i do -
Coverings best refined loaf sugar in boxes,
Louisiana loaf sugar in barrel:,
Crushed q
Powdered I! s. q
Oleine soap. Small bars,
French brandy IN quarter casks,
II II IN cases of one l dozen
American brandy, Il and II,
Coarse and fine salt,
Roanoke tobacco, 5s,
Cflilders' Honey dew,
Goshen butter of the Rosnhr:S dairy,
Large assortment Of White wines, to arrive eve
ry day,
Champagne of every brand and quality.
Plasterers material, Cape Lime, Plaster. Cement, &c.
plasterer's Hair in large quantities..
Oct 25tf BARBEE d BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

q aud,Ies. @@et 81
y e1 Bark hazeppa
10 baskets Annisette,' 4s%..a# z@
3 dezen Casn starch. %SS
Il boxes cosgase's Pearl 5'Arshsa%s% ii
- Yeast Powder,
baxke.s Settler Water
90 boxes Dry LeEnanGas,
10 dezzu tlne juice
10 " s1 perior Ciaset.
/ cask Old Port.
10 dozen pes.er, barclay 4 Perkins
so " fRartoH ga Tr-nt} Scotch Al
/ barrel Superior Jta Asnang.hfsa@ q
~ Eafnphin., -
Bassainx I hatA. fpf# sAla BY
IT. %HM. EDsiEL, DrrgEs
Rouge. Lilly White. Shell, Bntiafo Horn. 60.
Gr,e Combs. Hrusnesacts&H kinds, 4ssnar k'
see,ved ~ - -
II # ! - " y e79s @As#
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

HUGH T. WAppELL.
FOR THE TOILET.
fhav", and offer tor sale upon advantageous terms,
o very superior stock Of
FANCY TOILET .AR71CLES.
FOR GREY HAIR, I HAVE
Giimau's Hair Dye. Cristodoro's Hair I've.
Bachelors : " Lnuden's "
Black lomaae, Ronsse','s Liquid Flair Dye
Q IMPORTING d AUTIFTING III HAIR
Bsrsy's Trieophrrons Lyons Katharion,
Boyle Hvper:nn Fluid, Phalcns Hair Invigorator.
Jaynr'a Hair Tonic L"ulen's nrientalA Tonic,
Ullr,ge's Balm Columbia, Reef Marrow.
Alexander Tricoplierous. Bears Grease,
Phjlconb and Stick Pomaies.
q TIE SkI.N, re
Lilly White, = Mecn Fun,
Tnjiet Powder. Pink Saucers,
Amaudine, Cold Cream.
0 THE TEETH, THERE
Charcoal Paste, Lacrons Tooth Wash
Rohe Tooth Paste, Orris Tooth Wash,
PERFUMERY.
Ibave a complete assortment
Colognes In Quarts and pints.
Bay Water, Citironelia Water,
Florida Water, Rain ola thousand Flowers
Extract Upper Ten Extract Jceky Club,
" New Mown Hay, " Patula,
" May Flowers, Crystal Palace,
" Musk, Magnolia.
" Ambrosial, Verbena.
e." Mile Flower. Sweet Shrubs,
" .Boquet Victoria Beqaet Jenny Lind
Is =" Caroline, T. Essence.
IL = O
4 REAUT1FUL ASSORTMENT OF SOAPg
"a acy Balls, Transparent Balls,
Nynph Soap, Floating Soap,
E-asire +" windsor "
poncine ~ Crystal Palace Soap,
Geraniu,n, Military Shaving Soap,
Wright'a Shaving Compound and Bazin's Soap
OFBRUSHES. IALSO HA VE VARIETY
Buffalo Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes
Fancy Back Hair, Nail
Shaving " Clothes ="
| Hat aud Flesh " Shoe "
| White Wash Paint and Varnish Brushes
RESIDES THESE We IA re
Powder Boxes. Aromatic Vinegar,
Aromatic Crystals. Port Moneys,
Razor Strops, Pocket Knives,
| Thermometers, Pocket Inkstands,
Violin Strings, Razors,
Sealing Wax, Buckskin Purses.
| Lead Pencils, Gum Elastic Balls,
Gun Caps. Tweezers.
Jenny Lind Hair Gloss, Orange Flower Water.
Carpenters Pencils, Otto Of Roses.
Gum Drops, Jujuhe Paste,
-4ED--
Fla voring Extracts in great variety. All of which
will sell Glow for cash, ; or to my customers upon l.
| months credit.
Il. T. wADDILL.
L. Corner Of Church and Third SITS.
march 8 Baton Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06
DENTAL NOTICE.

DlILF Z II II wv ICI'
DR. T. FAY. has r%e.openetl lis otflc.
IL with rev materials, improved instruments. an
with all Of the new sinprov. ments in The profession
offering more perfect work at prices to suit tbs con
ventenee of all.
Terms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at his residence, La !
ia yette street, Baton Rouge s,-
sept. 26-tf.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

-NTEW LIGHT - bright Tight you can Away.
IN have without soiling your hands with Oil. ia
end see thase elegant and economical lamps, just re
ceived. Ne danger in their use. examine, for Enut
self at 4. Hotitl'S F.
Oct. 21st Drug Store.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

~~uABODX's PNI. NICu f1So II =.
r. Corr. Just received II iw'ted snEIly OF me
.sIsh~at ted Corn, said to or very different from
nI'T r. .an,,e, Baden or any claer KIND. frpes:
:. halt 81. :. ''r''
" peck ........."'."-- 90"
II 1urrt -..,... 49,. .r'
=, ns-ieulars, see circulars which We "ll furnish
ca sprItts,'"a' i ;is" 4 r"sy' s"s''otn;s7 Il ''1 I"s it's pre- pro-:
u n,sE.;ps lie tviuness an- weight and It's
aAsp%'''a DARBEE & BENJAMIN.
Ian Is
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-02-06

Lime.
taU ia last night
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
Further from Cajjforn.,

! NFr-oRLEA's II, day. Dec 1855.
W. hsve the following additional new, by "a. s,,u,
an sis,p v2S 2Ss1ksT S,y sbeh arryea at hi yetc
The Sixth Regiment srrivt q. Benici. on n. ls,i
ulf
Tbe slp L1cas was lost on he 9tb NJ.
The s'e had sued Nes.Is. Well- Fargo & "a .,r
the s<2,oc0 Of the s9o 90 il scrip stoen from the
Treasurer
M.n'rg good
Rain w,s much needed and the cat:'e were srs.r.
ing 'or want oi fed.
Tie spplica'on for tie appointment Of = reraiyer
e the IL A.med'n nre, had been denied by The
Fsirr.l Ccuits snd the iiiurctiOn con,in1ed.
Rents we're advancing ami houses were scarce
Business bad improved but the markets generally
were un-e;tled
ST. LOUIS, Tnursdsy, Dec. 9. lS5s.
TIE Overland Mai, with Califoruia dates OF the
l2th u!i., Ia, arrived Lere.
-Four through passengers came With it, among whom
is Mr.. Wn. {. Jswett, who furnishes tie foIl. wins
summary of uews.
The csnels which -t-ayed from Fcrt Tsion had all
been recovered.
Ite Alta Express Company had failed leaving the
whole field To II, ssrs. Weas, Fargo \ Co.
Mr.. Bucharan's letter 70 Mr.. Bltterfeld spoken
Oi editoriaiiy a. glsrarty % the Adm. .1strstoa IN
favor Of the Pacifc Railroad.
The Supreme c Ourt b al decided tha. the Governor
oan change death sentences to long or short mprson
Hsnt.
Thomas o. Larkiu's will was published. He leaves
property worth upward of halt n million.
George Penn Johnston, after being acquitted in Ma
rine County for killing Senator Ferguson in duel,
had been arrested in San Francisco the ssne charge
Dir. Jewett object in making the trip sss for per-
sonsl observation and with view TO effect the con-
struction Of railroad to the Pscifc BY southern
route through constitutional bill. His plans are al.
ready N Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

THIRTr.SEvEs CiTzESs ISDIorED BIZ THE L. y
GRAND jury YoR KEscUfsG A FUGITIVE SLAyE.-Is
will be remembered rha. the 18Th Of Sepsmber l,k
a slave named Little John," was arrested IN Oosr-
lin, o.. BY u. s. Depaty Marshal Lowe, Of c.! nbn'.
by virtue OF d warrant Issued by IT, >. ConmissiDler
Chttenden, oi the Southern District of obo--at mo
instarce Of Anderson d. Jennings deputed sgent
OF the owner John G. Bacon both residents of Macon
County Kentucky. 1he sane d,y MOB of me oiti-
Gems oi Op.rn was raised ~ prevent the execution Ut
the process by the Marshal and the negro pscust
AZ " elhegton. a few miles from Obern. The cti-
zers Of The latter place hed glofi6e alton meeting,
ard TO resist for the future, any snt every
eternut 20 arrest negro at Oberin. Tia recollec-
toc O, he aair has mo-ty died sway pat is history
Grand Jry u Cleveland who have brow N. their IA,
bors 20 close by finding true bills sgv Get q of .ha
rinyLaders in this aftsir including tns Rev. Henry
Pe,k Professo in ODsrn College, tns Rev. Jss. II.
zach formerly Missionary 10 JanaicJ. several theo-
logical students five fugitive slsyes, AMI shu.y otaor
citizens Of all col1rs.
The two clergymen and eleven o,hs ry arc inEctsf
for aiding ard abeting the rescus Of tbe negro and
tie remaining "a indicted for the ,escue tsef. u
g surni-ed that whatever cOorsa tf white men asd
free NEGROES indicted may eopt in /2ard 70 exposing
dleled ia at least disappear ro tho aud tXke
tie under. ground railroad for - me retreat.
IComessrca Adses:ises-
| SlsGuIAI LVE ISsUR.s.cE CAsE.-The Michigan
papers anr the cow <tion and sentsace of 1e
and Walker for the mu der Of Holisn at Aun Arbor
THIS mans life MAS ~ ired for the sgn Of $4,000, II
this city, Mzine snc uatfoti-the payment OF whics
SUN was rerisie1 BY the Companies, On the gronar
that d~oessed .,sd oourItsd sn,cds. Such r-r't.rs
was MA ie .sst Mrs poiep c,a.Pcoass4 tae ea,s 70
$<O,0V, asd ~ W. 4s,vvV. sfa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

There are two little matters conserving Official
1nslfesssnce, or the suspicion thereof to which we
would respectfully invite the attention OF our
lemned and upright City Judge. The hrst con-
rerns report current at the time of the escape
from Court of the ilustrious William Muligan,
euglist and politician, to the effect that one Of
Judge Russeu's confidential officers was seen
drinking CHEEKY and conyivisl glass with the said
William an hour or two after several bench.wsr-
rants had been issued by the Judge aforesaid for
the srrest of the aforesaid Mulligan. A statement
of the matter was published i'll this paper few
days after Mulligsn's escape, and has never been
contrsdicted officially or otherwise up to the pres
ent moment.
The second matter refers to the escape of DR..
Gaillardet from the custody of Officer Baker, and
1he non. concurrence BY the City Judge IN the he
corder's removal Of that officer These are mat
ters properly in the cognizance Of the Board OF S-
pervsors, who have to concurn paying these officers
fheir saares and We think Judge Russell IN justice
10 his official station should demand that these
charges be investigated. Should the spotless City
Ermine, from personal reasons, decline the task,
thenitwould be maniesy an act offraternsl duty on
The part to bring both cases up before the
Board in order TO cleanse the skirts of his modest
and retiring brother.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
UOrSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Tie SPEAKER announced the Standing Commit
tees.
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
COMMITTEE or ELEcrioSs-MSsrs Boyee, WissosFn
(Me) Stevenson Clark (Connl wrsh, (Tennf Glmer La
mar. Wilson, Csvapagh . nj ~.
Letcher. D.ys (Mdl Kelly Howard. PnilP' po~dou, Nc
CoMMIrTrr OF CLIIss-Mesrs. Marshall az J,,kson
GddDg,, Davidson, kunke, Moore Goodwin, Arnold, sd
Maynard. . , -, Am
sen Wa,hbuIIe Nl), Mes Wade stsl~ors, kaS"' La-ay
and Couips. - - 80
COMMITTEES ON PuslIc LASDs-Me,.rs Cobb, McOaeea
Bennett Dsyis ld) 0srnett Ruin, Hl, Montgomery sad
Mckibbin- 49,.
Enssh Powell Wood. Scott, Horton, Davis llowsl CrsS
(mo J. Davis Miss, end Atkins - 49,
COMMITTEE ron rhk DISTINCT OF CoiVstA-ne"ls'
Goods Bowie, Dodd, Burnett, Mons tYah WrSh, ia D
Dean, Scales. and Ward . c,.
Tsprsn Craig IN C BlinIhurs Taylor Lal ke'dy ensP'
CoNNIIIEr on REvoLrTioNAsY CLAIxs-Mesr,. Cor, 6sa
Ts,or Clswson Crssn Jackson Lovoy Curry Dswes and
Vance. .-..-.. 49,. PM.
EdmIndson, Covodei Wof'eAuSAe' AA~''' ~'''f 9ss'
rnSITrxr on PsIvArE LAND CtAINs-Mesa. SAsd.dse'
McKibh,n Harlan, HAWKINS Wsshb-rn (Wnl BAR, Fen
ton Gilman, and Avery A., pu, ,v.,i.
COMMITTEE oS MNrt o.ss'P, a
R. Cl.msrs Duree. Ah Ricaud sha~ IN e. sni roster;
CoxxTTvy on ACRcuLTURy - Messu W niieo, ~
fohol KELSEY rrpp- Keim, Huyler NOT, fo-y sna Jill.
CoanIrIry on INDIAN AFfAiss Nesds oirsHNooa
Scott Letter Bryan. Wooison, shorter brf'elsaf S'
Russell. - A.. r.u,.- ~.
sbaI gky.), ssys.-. Stsnton, So"esa' ee''' ''-''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
u. s. Supreme Court.

WAsHINGIoN, Thursdiyi DEC >, io's'
TheU. S. Supreme Court me. 10 day. Chief jus
tice Tarey. and Justices Catron, D,uiel, Nelson,
Grier. Clifford and Campbell, were Present
No 4. The Propeller Niagara &c, Ansel K C9oo
ct a., claimants aud appellants agt. joe H. Cordss.
Argument copcnied for appellants.
So. :. TIE propeller Niagara, ETC., Ausel X. Cobb,
AIT. Lester Sexton ct al. Submitted on record md
printed arguments by both parties.
No. 6. Tie Covington Draw Bridge Company and
Richard NJ Nebeker agt. Alexander q. Shepherd ct
al. Submitted on record and printed arguments by
Nc. 4 Jas. Kelsey et A., sg.. Robt. Forsyth. Suo-
mittej on record ard printed srgunont by the PLAIN
tfs. ,
No. g. Dean Richmond AZ. The City of Milwaukee,
ct al Argument. eommercsd for the appeAsni and
continued for the appelees.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
XXXVth CONGRESS.
SENATE. .wAsHIsGros, Dec. ., 1853.
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHINGToN, Dec. =, 1893.
Mr. Crittenden appeared in his seat.
Messrs. Toombs and Johnson Tenn were also in
their places.
Various petitions were presented.
Mr.. BRIGHT (Ind.) offered resolution that the
Committee on Public Buildings inquire and report
when the new Senate Chamber will be ready for
occupancy
Mr. IVERSON Ga gave notice Of a motion for an
early day TO abolish the frsnking privilege, and TO
substitute for il communication in money.
CHARLES s. JONES was elected Door-keeper.
fMr. Joues az previously Assistant Door-Keeper.l
Report was presented from the Secretary OF State,
communicating abstract Of the registered American
seamen, which was ordered TO be printed.
Various memorials were presented but they were gen
orally Of al uImpoitant character except one from lie
Legislature of Minnesota asking appropriation for
the improvement of the Mississippi aud St. Crox
Rivers aud for land for railroads.
Adjourned,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
5fEyTcO.


f'o" r~ Ne,r O-lesss P,esvxs. Dr
,iN,sp p,%Sin % Merrill Of tho schooner Ts.h,s-c. ar
port on the 18th " November liz reo'r,. N. c,tv
. tne hahds I" the Liberals, and that there h,i b-.s
hs sIa % .ne "a OF October % the 9th OF Novom-
oasoo Is the only port thst hsa been lef in ths
=. 20. nN"ags iac,ion. Gov. Du.nss hal
posses ne psee, and ever. thing was quiet whes
the Tslrhssse~ # the schoooer Red Fox. .riy.s
his 9.Ip ao "p M sr1s s1sh koI ibs e cT In % the es
st nh, I'Pcr'- tAA' CO., vcic ard parts uasaoru.
~, ~ q, II =. M, 'OI Con, to consult "'a tie
Prcsier; rs, ,cctiug the Spa en- sLs a1b NJ, a,d
We have cophs ~ th- Prei the 2l.,.
W. r,,er so,, I'M ,.a Ia, the Comm>ndsr of hs
spanish war .,esncr Lon, support sSnaasa, sj'9s ~
fIsnciscs sni Tire Berspgues, hsd Am So.,,,S
Cara restitution OF the ioJcssi losn levie IN 81.
subjects within e;AouS, bu, that eYen'rait Co..
was dipomaticaly arranged for the '.me, ty ,...,
devotng certain important tates - theG Ps'"N'
With liberal ln'cresi. The arrangement, hosevc';
was rs's subject 10 se approval o! Gso.oonchs ana
President Juar1.
The Befeuguea rft rr the lsh inst, viz; toe reent
nrsrs rssment Wlic VI PROBABLY he rs~irnci hero
with an iuc-s assd naval force - change tn sspes
sis,s here. It seems "a SPAN - 20 opeo ,hc ball.
alc England srd France Az 10 assist IN ctcsns 10
The French Crrsul If tsts port - IN tNy eiresti'n
If rsc-iyins the French Nce-Aimiral Of the Wet
IpGa station here, ard the Ensbsa Govern meet sss
giyen orders for navel face "a repair ~ ISp1oo.
TIE citizens Of thc United States will well prot-tea
By these niendv Nsltors, aAi onr Gov-1ament WI
Tot te required 10 look iuto u Alters ~ tss pEs o.
Mcyco
At the instance of the United Ststes Cor-ul n this
port. ;Ae United States ship Piymou;A, Comm snisr
Dsllgron, was induced e. v,i, this prt, g. AZ the
C"rsul in the defense of the rights of hb suffering
country ymeu, which resulted Ia procunsy az orier
from PlesiGert Jua-ez al Ners Cruz, 70 tzs II this
place 10 restore 20 the respective cwnev1 tho $40
bales of goods upius.y conhscsted at Ts,(rnsu-lui.
as also the money cAtuTte from the fore loerchnDts
by Garza as forced loar. That order ~ (chsd haro
just u, tie moment the merchandise to be ,irns@
plcteN ,ha, NJ furious scheme ot CARA ard hs twy,
sharp acc0mplices. The goods srs soon a te givow
up IN Obedience the order ess the 10 per cent hse
on their yslue, which was exaoted, but not eomr,rsd
" h on the part OF the merchants. The money tsker
from the merchants forced loan Is 10 be retuudsss
in the fair promises oi Gen. Cara.