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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20
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r-eD CIV INLAHD
Liza Nsss fts9 Fes4 ROUTE TO TExAs-For 6yTETES
Ez1R kGaivestoR Indianola,
Powder Horn )-Saving One Days Time, N we'll Re-
dneed Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUsAs RAILROAD,
Connecting Berwickis Bay with the Hnd splendid
steamships ALVESTON snd OPELoU6As, Of 100 bur
then each built expressly for this and
to avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from pas
sage OF the Texas bars.
Passengers viii leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, on SUNDAY and THURSDAY
October 1857.
The OPEloUsAs Capt A. Van Horne Ellis win leave on
SUNDAYS, and the GALVESTON. Capt Henry Denison
THURSDAYS.
Returning the days Of leaving Tndisnola will be wEDNEs-
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be daily Sundays excepted at the Com
pany Landing New Orleans ST. Louis street.
and will be transported through ports destination without
extra charge OF any kind at the lowest rates heretofore charged
| by the line Of outside
For freight passage apply the Office Of the Company,
he only office Of the line in New Oreana) corner Of ST. Peter
and Levee Streets opposite jackson Square plans
OF the steamers may be seen and state secured
| A. b. SEGER Vice President
| N, o., OpelonRHs md W roaiC
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 20th inst, at5P. NJ.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLE LINE.
w. EtIR STIRhVEPnRp DIRE

The line, fast running passenger packet steamer
5sss@=<fsss National, p. t Montgomery master, D. G.
Champn clerk will leave above for Shreveport, Grand
Bayou Grand Ecore, St. NHurce Gole, Alexandria Goons
Landing, and all intermediate landings Red river For
freight passage apply on board.
pS-The National will Bke freight for Kamicha
Rowland, Lauesport Fulton and all landings the Raft
ehppug the light Upper Red river packet Reub
While and Effort.
j.. s PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20
r. COAST PACKET STEAMER
~ and lrlnAus

IHURlrs-,lS1 HELM DOnnR-To and rom New OrIeans
bayou Sara. Adams, Willamspor Port
Hudson and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
McConb master, will her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH and will continue throughout the
New Orleans every Saturday evening" NJ O'clock
Bayou every Wednesday evening the the
from Woodyille. .... -
clerk will be the Levee to receive freight on Thurs
dag morning.
E-Pacula attention paid the receiving and landing Of
passengess freight all hours Of the day and night
jy296 HOLMES & CLAUSS IA rchouploulas St
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20
FOR OPELoU sAs.

Leaves every WEDN ESDAY. at 8 O'clock P. NJ
r~S FOR OPELOU SAS-THE NEW
l6hlrlIfrS@ 81 EAMER w. burton, Capt g. +. Lou
aier built expressly the trade, will leave as
taking freight Old River Smmsport and all Landings
the Achafaaya For freight passage apply on board
to
iyl4tf near Customhouse street.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at O'Clock r. NJ
r. FOR OPELOUSAS-VIA PLAQUE
lsii4sIL$sSa NJ h ES--The Anna Ferret
Fssis Capt. W o. Neal, built EXPRESSLY for the trade
will above taking freight for all intermediate landing
For freight passage apply on board or to
j. NJ JOHNSTON CO.,
jal4 Front Levee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9th inst. at5P. NJ
REGULAR TEN DAY PACKET
~ FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS,
EA4I8a- ChAmpaguOlle, Ouachia City, Trenton Monroe
So Pine Bluff Columbia, Harrisonburg Trinity and
Intermediate landngThe elegant swift steamer
Messenger. g. H. Kirk, MASTER T. j. Beae, clerk, will
leave above For freight passage having unsurpassed
ja2O J. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20

ohee 90 Common street For all business Of the Railroad
Department other business connected with the estate Of
VI. q. BAREwELL, Executor,
Is the ouy person authorized engagements sign
obligations for the road.
R-omnibusses leave Canal every heen minutes FOR
/ the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20

~ Rs t-wrghrs Landing Rowland, L7nespart,
Fulton Dnoleys, SprnghOok and all intermediate
laudnss-lhe light draneht swift running packet
LacOp, H. B. strp, master, will leave above For freight
ji9 j. s PAGAUD Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, att P. NJ.

4 =
W.. REGULAR RED RIVER AND LAKE
sattY Bistensan Packe-The new. light dragght pas
senger packet steamer Bonita, W. II. Daniel,
O r. Shields clerk, will leave above for SHREVEPORT
Minden Masco, Mouth Loegy Bayou, Campe Grand Ecore,
ST. Maurice Alexandria Gortons aud all intermediate landings
For freight passage apply on ard.
jals J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Leaves on WEDNESDAY goth instant. NJ 10 A. NJ
r. REGULAR JEFFERSON AND LAKE
HANlrtpr Caddo packet CADDO BkLLE-For Jefferson,
Smithand, Port Caddo Benton Monterey, Moor
ings Landing Albany, Shreveport Grand Bayou Campte,
Grand Alexandria and all ntermedie landngsThe
and very light draft CaddO Belle, A. Barnes,
master B. Goyne, clerk, will leave above For freight
passage sppy board
itnl4 j. 8. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20
Leaves on TuEsDAY, 2Sth int, S.5P; M .,

Leaves TUESDAY, 10Th inst, At 5 T. NJ,
Tg=. REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW
slrILf Packe-The splendid entirely fast RAINING
5a===z.zs7A passenger packet Red Chief, j. g. Shue,
master Kouns clerk will leave above positively for
Arkansas Line Keys Landing WaTwicks Landing Planters
Vile DeGace Landing, Point Pleasant Mouth Bayou Bariho-
orne Trenton Monroe Columbia Trinity and all intermediate
landings Black and Ouacha rivers. VIII give through
bills freight or all landings above the line with privilege
Of rehppng her keel boat built for this trade Apply
@. l.. KOUNS,
at Shaw 4 limits Office Al Front cor Poydras
N''' : Aa,-s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20
gtbisu Of TIE HIarAets.

verage Of specie being rising one, the amount to-day
is considerably above that shown in the statement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-20

Leaves on SATURDAY, 2Sd lust atop.
g. l.. kOuNS BRO,tS LOW WAFER LINE
n FOR ALI. LANDINGS ABOVE
RC1,sS he raft-Era n O. 2, John Kenns master will
$50 receive and deliver freight for Wrighfs, Row.
land IIespor FULTON Doosy's, springbook and all way
landings For further information apply 10
q. L. KOuNS, a Front street.
Shaw 4 cunts Office
jas j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Aren't q
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Fgl TEE EARtI GgTHE OF @%s ~S#5
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
BARBEE t E

6AhbhE NabENJAlII1NN
Eo@n 9upp1Ie..
! = CASKS BACON SIIDErLIlTR:
80 @s5.3Qo 4Ezs R4lA pslk. Nor ronnt4 s#s#s
90 EhlS. Hess1orS
-s5@s 5Sis Pig Park for fa;a;7v ,tsa FL. +
Soa tsals Ness EseE~very cIseftrs.
-SaSss Hams, Sanford Ss Cranes
- 10 40 Evans k swift.
{ Casks boG1inieks Smoked reef
2tn I5as iDaT. cttoitt. brands.
80 oN faxes Star Gambler, Il. i.
90 - 3Gataantine & nales & Il. III
- : ssner:T. 4s L Ri, !
iC3 Boxes Winchester sotf ssasli n,.o,
lo@ - @er>nan~-sasge 4 small tars.
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lava Ill Pockets, and 49,
Government bra{aa, choice article. h
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IL Easestg3sateaa faau2aa-ftsa article
Ia :" g La fsose.
: 5oCascs Faikirs tle. Il. Il pi,ts,
70 " ;f1am pa1ne Cider. aa,rSs
5a EsSes (3soiee Western Et..rese
Is kegs Cherry Valley Eastcr.
- " Choice 5lIpaE4F .tt,.& *4
~ : tsnshan-vefy suheFf.,r 4=
10 u Pigs Feet,
60 Tis FfeaE1s " Fsfisssy W.
90 = Fishers do.
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= n = Oil f,sp,
2al1s Rhi> AeHGaeai.~.a cnrteg tTIsti}le i
~ .sa3S taai Singer, single fitl uitbie=ieLsned
% s1Scs fAnsssortIss fSa'e Sish.s*
g iihfs c~s1eo4ate a C+.Ilrna Wlasi i,
20 SfF.al chests I~EnreI1a! tsrres 1ea, s.s
II Il > - faHtpewasr 4lt,
10 Casks elto:eo !sicc,
2fs csaS. Straw Es:Ettatas
$50 F2@Gs EiaeeS Coarse salt. Sz#
u C.. Casks au1cricau arH,1e,
2Hi a f7Ssrst"E satiSsF a9t;sfeS.# Id aif ,f winch
Invite ife attention Of anr west Iss.tt,gst lshiise
f;f@zze Iefa f~fieinfs. Will the aesas at.ee hat nessoft
wl} be tsit s1st.ied%so gtses 4u;tagn 1=4afis Faais es1.
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Salts,
CREAM TARTAR.
IPECaCIIUANA,
sENAA,
BATHS,
SALTS,
CASTOR OIL
BTCAEB. SODA.
LAUDNAuA,
pAREGORzI,
ALUM,
GINGER, &c,
IzFEE WE FfAEE
FAIIENsToCN's vEhHJFuGE,
pIGfRnT'S DEAD oIOI.
MoLAIN's TERA1ItUGE
CHAMPIONS worm MIXTURE
UINER's CANADN FEItAIIFUGE
UEs1oE5 ANY QUANTITY oE PILLS, At
NRIGfLT"S. JAENf's,
McLAI5,S, DEAFDRETa'5,
LEES, LOUDEA's
MOFFAT4's,
IOLLONAI's
CHAMPIONS.
M0RHiSONsS HIGEN,
DIR. FRANKS.
GonDON'S
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HAYS, &c.
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WOODLANDS ENTEUI0RANT
JAYNFS ENPTCTCRASI,
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HeH c oaGe4-ex Eeeds

New c oodes.-eg Eceds
- Ho OPENING at tatss general i.auser Eg~uszhins
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meal Of zno,ss consisting n part of
EEEcsavT s'EA-Ea HsRE,
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FISH aat 1TE EsfYEss.
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r4s=ss7az s4T w>r&s 1e ~gosssst2c Improvements
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l&e2, ls>15. To Tv:1fv& esd tz.ar ~ssa.ze and
a&z@e p the allowing
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
HOES. HOY :Er.

HOES, SilC> ELS. Ac,
EeEt English, ease. corn a33 cgttua h6a. !s7eEat
spades E~rubhing hoes, stuhhla hacs A:2es Si2ovals ana
ss&ara4 at AiuNfAs q sirGrsTs.
DCuElEA SINGLE SHOT GUNS
The best SHOT GUNS, can aiaays fa tcnn5 al
-a4FSFAs ! Hftt.EfErS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
Lime

4nNralS taEe Eine feee4yrt rrr ts~teansea YtrgsS4
/ W. ia last tIieltt
ia H4tfttI}fs5& lsEsN IAN4N
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
OLD WHISKY

Wines and Liquors
Tlyiase arrivals sTpEn Bordeaux:
- Il pipes old CoGsac Brandy s5#
"a do b=changai.ne do
y Fl do do de-, do very CID
Grses u Brandy 1905 DO Do dns.
ts,aIs, I,aiglta.
~ Il baskets Jenny Lind, Ill.,
- 4 haekstso St Mark. a.
d. baskets HHiisick~ pints and quarts. S.3
haskats5Alort L Clantars, AFNo.1, E@
cal Wines: -.
IN Hungarian aIarat-~n@E desert wire.
Chateau ie41yilie.s
do Dupiessis, @
do i st. Este rite.
White T5tsnes. r.
W Chateau Depless1s,s
do Eyafsrm,
Haut S~anterne #s##
Emile observation-disclosures
s.. Mary 90, AMI ether q arsiTsss.....@
nov q & 4RaI® HEFasgs1AMflINs
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31
d INDIGESTION and ~Erapuz76r of the bleed.
ESysp@a- Serefgia, Kings Evil. Teller,
l-nasssf.Y.. and sssIt EsEf.ssss.

Fsaas . Erassx1s9=s aA-F1@aH. = 3 Laas. Fax IsS5.
IL. ARE E#gr PILLS #a4 Tt tseazsa of Oil tss&+ 80
xTzzz II ~99sdEzaa- EaeE Agvx e1Ess M ssrssF 5aEgSss+s
5sSzssF5Ez zases GE=zz L. hands ar4 81 saas -9ssa FF4red
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fEsr saSs4 AtsaT ErF eAssa @as Ss1rgl. sas afss Er544z ye1E
Ezss. a=#t ssE7 sa@v= -zza5 ksr- asa s.aEsafsrIz3E
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HEN FAgg0T

81 { c0fsSEIEoa ~ E4r.
tessee ut w eoartEsoass, nras Esaton NIL
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r ETE5F| n FEfT " It i x
- 1at5Sss F1u# Sew Cheese,
ID Il@reeS Extra sAgafI Cured Hatss#
SCR saie law, by. -
aug Is. '- ~ #
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-07-31

- antstses. III Il.
- e1 bark ,fazepp4 ~ 10 szs
a, 10 baskets 4Agniset1a. 49,
dozen Corn Starch s83#@A#
Il hasos Coigate's Pearl Stas1h, s#..@4s@s##sNz
$%% e#1t 54T Yeast Powder,
baskets Seltzer Water
% hogea Dry Ienopsde.
10 dozen Lime iniea'
a 10 81 perior G,aret
I cask Old Port.
80 DOZEN Porter, BareIaE 3 Fsrkina1
r. ## SO - lHslFton naTrentJ saatshAs
barrel Superior I4asonongane!a
- / Carphine,
l /" Burning Fluid, for sale By.
WIN. RCGEL, DruggIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-21

The CoNcERT.-A large and appreciative au-
dence was most agreeaby entertained on Tues
day evening last, by concert given by Fiske's
Cornet Band, at Mechanics Hall In the dearth
of public entertainments this Winter, it is GER
tainly an encouraging indication of good taste in
the community, that these cheap concerts are SO
generously patronized, and that home talent is,
it should be, SO kindly recognized and appreci-
ated by our music.lOving citizens generally.
The programme comprised several selections
for the Cornet Band. The first, from Verdfs
"Nabucco," was very successfully performed.
The Rosalinda Waltz" by D'Albert-a spriSht-
ly and taking jea d'esprit-was played as the con.
cudiHg piece. The always welcome Mis-
srere and Aria" from :" II Trovatore," was most
eapitally played by the band in some passages
almost reminding one of the famous tenor, Brig
noh in his role of Lord Arthur" although the
leading instrument somewhat too sharp in
its rendering of that beautiful air.
The very efficient orchestra, OF some dozen per-
formers, favored us with the "Sprto Gentil'
Of DOnzetti, and airs from " Norma, giving as
an encore to the latter, the fayorite . Departed
Days. by Louis, which was deservedy admired
and applauded as the gem of the concert.
ciaronet solo by Mr.. Hobbs, on theme of
BellInis, with variations, was executed with
much skill and in good taste. receisng, as usual,
the inevitable Worcester encore Will not Mr..
Hobbs, as we'll as our accomplished friend, Mr.
ArOuckle, sometimes favor US with solos for their
respective instruments, upon airs not exclusively
operate, but somewhat "classcii" in their char
acter, and without variations, which become too
hackneyed and uuinterestng from frequent repe-
titlon. We are sure any improvement in this re-
spect will be most heartily approved and appreci-
ated.
We were quite agreeably impressed with the
solo singing Of Mrs. Doane, who was eminently
successful in the ''Song Of the Lark" and exhi6.
tied much vocal culture, certainly deserving high
commentator and encouragement. 1t is certain
that with earnest and conscientious devotion to
the best methods of training the voice, she will
attain high rank in her profession. rhe trio
BY Glee Club was quite spirited, and displayed
several good voices, which hope to hear to
better advantage at some future performance
The piano accompaniment by Mr.. Pratt though
somewhat too prominent occasionally, was very
credtable and successful, promising well for the
future.
Success, say we, to the series Of cheap con.
certs, at our beautiful Mechanics Hall
W. s. b.
January Goth.
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BIOGRAPHY OF ELISHA KENT KANE By Or
William, ElLar DhlIaa.lr.kia. l,k.ll. 2.

BIOGRAPHY OF ELISHA KENT KANE. By Or.
William Elder. Philadelphia: Childs & Pc
terson.
The long-expected biography of the heroic
Arctic navigator, DR.. Kane, has at last made its
appearance, and in manner and matter fully just
i6es the expectations of the public and the prom
Use Of the publishers. 1t no easy task to
write the biography of such man. but DR.. Elder
has accomplished it in manner that merits and
will receive the thanks of every discriminating
reader.
But it must be judged by its own. my aim"
says the author in his predatory note, twas not
to write OF DR.. Kane's writings. but
memoir of the man, which might serve to make
his readers personally acquainted with him -
and to this simple object he has addressed him
self with a conscientious enthusiasm. The result
is no mere dealized portrait of the man whom
the world wishes to know, but warm and truth
full likeness, conceived in love, and with the whole
heart in the hand through all the rapid miracle
of its execution.
In addition to the biography proper, the work
is enriched with an appendix containing letters
of personal recollection from three of the sur
vivors of DR.. Kane's party, together with the
"Obsequies, prepared by the direction of the City
Council of Philadelphia, permanent memo
rial of that long funeral triumph with which a ma
ton conducted him to his tomb. This compost
ton, from the pen of Hon. Jos r. Chandler, in
GLIDING, besides his own gracefully written re.
view, the different tributes of distinguished public
bodies and eminent personages of all professions
and in all parts of the land, while it will show how
general and spontaneous was the public estima-
ton of Dr. Kanes worth, also greatly adds to the
literary value of the volumes.
For sale at Peck's bookstore, opposite the Spy
office.
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STATE REFORM SoHooL-Messrs. Editors -
BY the eleventh annual report of the trustees Of
this institution il appears that they think that the
experiment Of reforming vicious boys has been a
successful one at this school. After speaking of
the improvement OF the boys, morally and in.
tellectually, they say, "the reformation of the
boy, therefore, however low and vicious he NAV
have been, is no longer an experiment; and the
expense Of this institution to the State may there
fore be considered as a most judcious and valua.
bic use Of its means, and its power to do good"
80" "TO meet the ordinary expenses Of this in
stitution during the current year, the sum Of
forty. four thousand dollars will be needed"
"The number Of boys remaining in this institu-
ton on the Both OF September was Ga"
All that the trustees say about the reformation
Of the boys may be true, tbut many doubt it,) but
that forty-four thousand dollars asked for by the
trustees, and sir thousand dollars more, which
will probably be asked for BY the Board Of Agri.
culture, and all the products OF farm Of 2s0
acres. and all the earnings Of the boys in the va.
nous branches Of work carried on in the insiitu.
ton, TO be expended in the support Of sir hun.
dred and fourteen boys, for one year, does not
seem, 70 one, at least, TO be jidicious expendi.
lure. Inc sum asked for BY the trustees, with
the sum which will probably be asked for by the
Board OF Agriculture, and which is used for pay
ing ior the boys labor and their keepers while
al WORK, ana improvements Of the farm, will make
over one dollar and a half per week for each boy,
ana tne produce OF the farm, and receipts for
labor VIII bring the expense up 70 about f,co
dollars per week for each. This IL more than
doHble what II should cost
The cost per week for each inmate II tho st.to
Almshouse at Tewksbury was 81 O6 for the last
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From VVnnIinRten.

WAsH1NGroN, Jan. 20. New York Tri-
buae correspondence Private dispatches
were received last night dated Boonville,
Jan. 10Th, which state that the vote of the
2lst ult., for the Lecompton Constitution was
$500, one half of which were fraudulent
The vote of the 4th inst. against the Consti.
tuition was 10 900 bona tide votes. The dis
patch is signed, F. I. Stanton.
Nearly 1900 persons attended Mrs. Doug.
las ball last night, which was the most bril-.
liant and successful one ever given here.
Lady Napier has gone to Old Point Com
fort to recruit fbr the Princess fete.
(New York Post correspondence. AT the
meeting last evening there was sharp dis
cussion on the Lecompton constitution. A
proposition was submitted to pass provision,
that the first Legislature under it, shall sub
NIT the whole thing to the people. This
view is sustained by Buchanan, Cass and
Toucey, but is opposed by Cobb, Thompson,
Floyd and Brown. Black was absent, but is
understood to favor the proposition.
The sergeant-at-arms has despatched depu-
ties for witnesses to appear before the several
special investigating committees.
The Senate in executive session today, con-
hrmed the remainder Of the naval nominations
made pursuant to the naval courts of inquiry.