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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

A TRrrLE PoRTRAIT-It is stated that celebrated
French painter has recently finished an extraordinary
triple portrait, for Mons. &, the possessor of a
great fortune, which he acquired in manufacturing
He directed the artist to represent him as he once
had been, as he was, and as he then to be. The
artist demurred to the eccentric proposition, but he
was SO much welded TO his wish that compliance
was necessity. The painting was divided into
three parts On the left, the gentleman was repre-
sented at the age Of twenty-five, dressed in faded
clothes, with linen whose color was probematcal,
and hat battered and worn ont--th was the past.
In the center OF the painting Mons. x expanded
himself in toilet whose spendor was irreproach-
able. Upon bis breast the spirals Of massive gold
chain rolled gracefully upon velvet vest Of the
richest colors in his whole dress and person there
reigned the reflection Of righteousness opulence and
selfoontentment- this was the present. But at his
side the right Of the picture appeared terrible in his
striking reality, the reverse of the model. Upon
humid bench, encrusted with gray moss lay skele-
ton, which the wind reducing to dust that was
the future. The artist, after having finished bis
work. attempted again TO change the mind Of Mons.
X, by pointing out the shocking effect Of such a
portrait, but in vain. Mons Z was deaf to his
prayers, and carried off his triple portrait in tri
umph.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

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z "a 4 -,;1 g ~r;,<,s "a III fortunes The me.
4 p; 49,. ~ <~sser11e thc hope that ID thus
49, 40 ~ s:-,rjrr n uselul 10 he country.
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49, 2S 511 - uS1ajfced 10 the sinister inter.
Fl ~ = "a l71nSdf IF hjs Goyornment. or the
- : NJ = IS 3
=l m - opl]ored ID lie On the table.
-1j7 K61n fke Comlnittec a. Private Land
z2S6T1sd I bin % confirm certain land claims
| " ~ - ia ofh4re which was reai and passed
I Fl 4 r |1171 r<r51{nc.
81 g 13 ~ ~ 1croceefcd "a The consideration ar tbf
81 81 en1h51iro 4 loan not exceefnr fifteen mil
2 j11lk11r }>-lhe ouestjon bending being On IN
Il a Xr {1imrnona IL amend the Sin nv a5djne
S5dlfiodsl ssctians relative 10 preventing the
'71'-1;cr Il s,-e;e in,norfa The s IN
~ S'2s >I1s-r3717 a = =
# AZ zc.;13.5 IL NJ Hunter that nortion az the hin
|}jc6 $780,: tbaf ~ csrf;6cafe sha he issued
4 ~ : - s,,nn than one hundred dollars was
- .13;S * sfr;kir9 Ant fke word !. hundred and
I{(nx "a lieu thereof the word e Thousand = and
al TN Has then read third time and passed, by .
40<s n 18<c II
Il The House proceeded to the consideration
1E 1ke amendments II the Senate to the bill making
a6nrial10na for the Legislative, executive and ju
I6iil txr<nsee Of the f0rernment for the ensuing
~ " reportcd Yesterday from the Committee
"a r. I< Rb61e With fhe Recommendation that some OF
W. rn6nlS b coucutred ID and others noncon-
AZ.
~ 1u1 &zne6dme1t, providing for the payment
n ~ H1a&so a. {1e newly elected members Of the
4 111oce It The called executive session,
nx " NJ 4th Of March, 1857, was not
= 1on1 So, nays 11.
161I &nd third amendments, making slight
on n ~ salaries Of the officers OF the Senate,
&1 coocuifed "a.
~ odncudn1ent providing fcr carrying into effect
IA tot the admission of Kansas was agreed to.
= 1on6er Of ofber amendments of no special i'm
1of119os. wore disposed Of.
I19 House resumed tie = 8; s...+;s-. Of the bill
U1Ej1k tpproprnf'e sne ~ :,.s "a a,jay
~ .,ns IT < ~. ~, s 1s't ~
a'snqS, lsi,oL1so I'LL ". Nv ss;,,,
* 9ole WI<1 {ne Recommendation mat 'h1 e''Ao''ns
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

Speaking Of the Arctic, Capt Hartstene, which has
been ordered TO the Gulf the n. Y. News aludes to
that vessels Artic performances, and says; " She
was then alter kcne she now goes for Styx.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

Withers Robert w Woodruff Alfred
Wiley G Worster Edward A
Witham Joseph Ozark Wood Chas (ship George
Hebron) Washington
winkler Henry
York capt VIM P Yell rev NJ
York capt Rollins Young Ellis II
Initials.
To the relatives Of 0 Brown Steward Of the
bark Magistrate. Secretary Of the Levee Steam
Cotton Press. 10 the agent Of the schooner East
ern Star
ST. MARKS, p. NJ.
New ORLEANS, June 4, 1868.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

All, Jones said most intolemble bore, al passed
your house yesterday and thought Of looking inn a
am very glad you did pass Il, z said Jones.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04
silence that Dreadful Cough,

silence that Dreadful Coughg
The of destroyer has beguni The Lungs In
dangeri Resort at once
DIR. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAN
or all future aid may be in vain Are you motheri Yezs
daughteryour idol and earthly joys bed Of lam
gushing; pale emaeiated form show that shs b
fast wasting away The sepuehra cough pains snA
sckens our soul; lis the
SOUND OF DEATH
There Is remedy that stop Cough and herfrO
the consuInptive,s grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic us cough feeble limbs tell Of fearful fsrs
bodngx hope Just absut to life
sheds crushing blight the futures bu, need
despair. stretched forth yonO soChsana
heal your wounded lungs. 1t DIR. DAVIS
Compound syrup of wild Cherry and Tar.
admitted by everybody that Dr. Davis Compound syruP
of Wild Cherry and Tar Is the only remedy that will positively
CURE consumption coughs colds, whooping eough and
splitting Of blood.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail bI
J. WRIGHT Co.
q and ISL Charities sired.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

NEWSt-NEsvS!l- DYSPEPSIA BREAD AND
4 ykAckNELL BISCUIT, made from choice Wheat
sghy aperfen IN the Of pil the STAFF OF LIFE
also having introduced Cackne Bisct nothing inferior
to TIE English q srk nell imported FROM London.
Sold at much reduced price, They are most delicious ar
ucle--light, rich and pleasing to the palate.
Sold at the Of St Joseph Tehoupouas ttrees
Stands-SO Dryades Market, lf6 ST. Mary's Market.
Dyspepsia Crackers and craekne Biscuit put up parties
asng the city, 70 keep for length of applying
the mannfactory, 2s Tehoupitoulas street.
STEINNEIN-50 boxes Henkell 4 Co.'S for sale by
ais corner Of sravisr and Nsw re ieves streets.
pREsERVED GINGER-so cases Preserved Gin
ger, Tor sale BY A. +. COCHRAN HALL,
ais Is New LeFee street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08
The Lecomp,On Constitution.


A Virginia Democrat" 10 the Richmond
Enquirer, in letter in defence Of Gov. Wise's
position, says he will demonstrate:-
lst. That the Convention of X .nsas does,
BY its schedule annexed TO and made a
part of the Constitution, specifically denv
It's own authority 10 proclaim Co"s'i-
tuition unsanctioned by popular raufi go
ton.
81. That the IN ode Of ratification attempt
ed, is itself uusanctioncd by any principle OF
republican faith, or any precedent Of reput-
lcau history.
81. That this reflection applies as forclhIg
to tho slavery clause, as to any ether clause
of the l. compton Constitution.
4th That Governor Wise's denuncatlon
of this sut;-republcan method by which II
has been attempted to toist upon the people
Of Kansas a Constellation, adopted neither
by vote of the Convention, nor by vote
f the people, is entirely Consistent with
the whole tenor of his letter Of November
last.
5th. That an immediate acceptance by
Congress of the Lncompton Constitution,
would involve the grossest act OF congres slou-
al Intervention in the domestic rtfaiTs OF haL'
Ga: that it would impose upon Kansas an u,
ti-repubican form OF government, by the
mere force OF an unconstitutional exercise oil
art itrary power.
9Th. That any such step would necessarily
prove the ssvereot blow to the interest OF the
Sluthern States, and to the entire Democrat
IN marty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08
A sharp De bate.

In the United State ) nate, on Thursday,
the motion 10 refer the Lecumpton Const'tu-
ton to the Committee on Territories being
under consideration
Mr.. Wilson, of Mass, referred to the state
meut of II. G.. Pate, regarding Kansas a.
airs, saving that. in eleven lines there were
twelve absolute lies, and the law books OF
The Territory would show it. As to John
Calhoun, Of Kansas, G,d never suffered u
walk his green earth u man more richly de-
serving 10 die the trait death and 10 leave
a traitors name.
Mr.. Toombs. OF Ga.-Tell him so to his fac !!
Mr. Wilson, would, on any proper oc-
casiun, aud would rather say to his lace than
behind his back. | ain not afraid of border
ruffauism. | can take care -! myself. I'll
try it, at any rate. Mr. Wilson alluded 10
the various governors whs went to Kansas,
like the prophets Of old who went out OF lsra-
ell, they went out cursing the people but came
back blessing them. lie would like to huve
the President 90 there, who would, no doubt
come back like an homes man, declaring that
the people Of Kansas have been much abuse
and oppressed. In an examination OF the
election frauds, Mr. Wilson READ a list Of tc-
tltious voters ut klckapuo, embracing Sew
ard Denver, Benton, Grrely, Fremont and
Buchanan, among other distinguished names.
This caused much laughter.
Mr.. Green OF No. wanted to know how
Buchanan had voted. Laughter.
Mr.. WiIson-lIe voted iJr the conStitu-
ton with slsvery. The Senator need not
have asked that question.
A voicc--IIjw did Seward vote?
Mr. Wil,ou-The count does not say, hut
we all know how William II. Seward would
would have voted on that occasion. Laugh
ter. He SAID, that as to the votes cast at
KrcKapuo. MarysvilIe, Delaware, Crossing
and Oxford, ont Of 1900, AT least, zoo were
frauGulert These were the votes that eat
ricd the Lecomptun Constitution. Were SEN
otors prepared t. sustain an instrument based
On such mOnstrOus frauds?
MIR. Green, in reply, sal! that he would
never make use OF his position to employ
slanderous words agains! any citizens OF the
United States 70 make charges Uf frauds,
without proof was Islander and Galumny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08
Recovery OF an I'm I'M ense Claim.

The Baltimore Patriot says that IhyWl
Winans, esq, of that city, has recovered +,
claim of Eve millions of dollars against IL.
Russian Government, which makes his shaf!
Of the proceeds from freight and pas.cnge'
travel over the railroads OF that cJuutrr
reach the sum Of seGeEtecn mIlIiOns-dra'l
tor which on the banks of Europe have byel
brought on to him. Ii appears that, in b,
contract with Russia, he was to receive
certain per centage on all freight and Is;
senger travel, but it was thought by the G.'.
ernDent that they were exempted from To-
tax when applied u the transportation !
soldiers to take part in the war in the Ca'
mea. Ileaccordlng!y engaged the services
John IL. b Latrobe, esq, who went On at4
recovered the claim by due course Of IaE.
and, on sccouat Of the many thousand -.
dlers transported, his proportion was -wJIsf
from twelve 10 seventeen millions. Mr.. LA
trobe, We understand, received q fee OF 81
900 month, independent Of his expense.
and upon reaching Baltimore, and a"noan.
ing the result uf his IphOrs, was present..
with . cheek for 100000. The very gres'
wealth aud liberalIty of Mr. WInans, ri.
ders him valued citizen Of Baltimore. Toe
Patriot says that he has purchased a 'r'e
Of land with water front at Canton, wle'2
having received contract from the I;l-'rs,
Government. he will proceed - the cJnstrg.
ton of number Of magnificent vessels q.
war. Mr. Winans is the gentleman who D..
Illuminated bis residence in B Gilmore wLs-
news was received Of some good foruqe 4.
the Russians during the Crmean war; rol .
is certain that he had good reason to take 10.
forest in the welfare Of his friends
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08

o. Friday night last, Mrs. judah Fen";
died in this place. having arrived at he "
u-uel age OF one humdred uim toHr yalg
She had been Ill but short time, and o"
sessed the use Of her rational powers 10
remarkable degree to within a short tine
her death.
A few weeks since we had conyer'su Q
with her, and we were snurised 10 hear b..
narrate SO correctly many incidents OF 'l-
Revolution, that seemed as fresh in her mer
DRY as though they bad occurred but ye.~'
day. She remembered very distinctly 'r:'
Washington's personal appearance, aDi r
fcrred 70 the defeat Of the u,o'Ian-, hl''
lived within hearing Of the report 81 W
artillery AT the action in which they We
captured, and said che recollecred very y.
having seen wegou-lysds Of llessau ~
sOners pass her house a. she was % li,n,
She was veil vcrsed III Scripture, ai'r'c-.
che had not been able 20 read for year,. '..
could quote passages with great accurSc'-
She was IN the habit OF using hat little me-.
and 20 confirmed vegetarian was she ''''
could she get them, she would eat 7egt!h.'
three times day.
She had but Two children, one Of y
she survived. She died at the resiIe0c' -.
her daughter, Mrs. John COe, wiki WON -
had lived for a few years past. l!Een a.
gcther, she was a remarkable woman. ~.
chester Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08
The Effect. OF Kerosene on Wheat.

1t seems that a ship at New Orleans took
on board lot of kerosene, consigned to mer-
chants in this city, and then completed her
cargo by taking quantity Of wheat, o.
the arrival of the vessel 10 New York 1t was
found that the .ffluvia of the oil had percoi-
a,ed the wheat seriously damasingrt. The
wheat was discharged, aud stored in ware
house. adjoining another building IN which
was stored about 10000 bushels OF good
white wheat. Tbectfiuvia from the damaged
whea, also permesled It. aud damaged II u
an e,timsted extent Of about % per cent
Disputes have grown up as to who shall De
liable for the damages sustained. Inc cot
s;,nees of the wheat from New Orleans
claimed damages from the ship. which 1t re-
fused to accord, and the former have con-
meuced a sui, fuf the recovery Of the same
The owners Of t ,e wheat in the ouiioins al,
Joining the warehouse in which the oamseeu
cheat was stored claim damages IRON The
warehouse which received the Injured wheat
from the vessel. As this is the first case oil
,he kind which bias resulted in serious dam,
aye from the shipment of Coal Oil, 1t Is wen
ts note the fact, in order that future trouble
nav be avoided -Netc York Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08
The Kansas DtsDuse.

The consideration of the Kansas question
was resumed in the House of Representatives,
on Friday, and Mr.. Crow, of Pennsylvania,
reviewed the positions taken BY the Press
dent in his message lie gave way to allow
Mr.. Harris, of Illinois, an Opportunity to
modify bis proposition for a reference OF The
message to select committee. Mr.. ii stat
ed tina, it was his object to get at all the facts
involved. IIereupon ensued scene OF legs:
lative tactics, resnrted to by the opponents ct
the resolution OF Mr.. Harris, for the purpose
of avoiding a direct vote upon bis proposition.
This parliamentary struggle extended through
several hours, on motions to adjourn, motions
10 excuse members from voting, motions tor
call OF the House &c. The Session vas thus
prolonged in u iruitiess contest, until b o
clock Saturday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08

creature pauses. 1t is waiting & zee If, .
danger is past. Now the little eA,n ~ D'
tain moves. But your new acqusio,,,,..
more inclined u swim than creep. :, ba,...'
over 90 his back, readju.t. 81, b ., 49,.
bu want as cork, comes back aga.u IN
surface.
You have been again u the brook an5i,-.
brought hrme--shat? D. Hy'luy h,
horrible tadpoLe! y Dthing AMI horrrrr.
III Wait awhile. Put il into rumbIs,
water for an hour or two, that ii may So,
itself. a ang lers put worms 10 SAID y,
pu, it in your aquarium. Its n, horn
NV. Watch it Tor few day. How ,,u
cious, aud what antics it play, A. len
it becomes comparatively sedute. S.,i, J..
undergoing change. \ pair OF lint, A..
protru linz from below It's shoulder, r.,
body Is now semitran- parent aud dsy -.
day you can see the process by which !, es.,.
ed ne y creature, with dlllertul form 49,.
different habits, being now iOu;-!OJted 81
amphlblUus.
You begin to find that it pays u take n.
miniature hand-aet with you IN Your wax.
and fnd no difficulty IN peUpIng your squ,.
rum. Who is your new tenant! SIN.
Spanish rover Of the o,ea-iqn,iun, mean
With his six oars aud two INDUSTRIOUS swper.
and the hull of his bpat shee,ed WITH silver
which makes a shadow OF light as II ds,as,
here and there, quick as thought, in OLE.
diepce to the vigorous pail upon those el.r.
NOUS sweeps. ., Is only some KIDD u
water beetle, Of which you saw ,egeral viz.
you captured 1t. True, but you never dream.
ed. until in your aquarium You could tau,
observe him, that ne swan Un Ills back: ;l,,
his back was boal-:haped and VI pJl.a.
silver, and his legs and breast oi gold %.
brOuzc; and that, with that single pair q.
sweeps, he could prOpel through the wa,s.
a speed, in proportion to hls size a..
strength, intellectually faster than the sw.
est steamb boat ever built. You 10 not kD.x
your new tenants name. Well, you vs..
find him described in ''the books" Va
must look until you identify him; aud when
next we meet you will have budget Ut g.
sip 10 tell about the. Why, look, b.
is just now intoxicated with some new
thought and is performing leap, aui ,5m-r.
saults. that not the must supple Of the RI.
vel Family" couli pretend TO initiate 10
day or two you add pair Of nevis, a cray
f,h, Sun ,ll goiiti'h, dtce, sticx'e-bu!' g..
Bot do not oyercrowl YOUR aquarium. Va.
the growth Of vegetation.
But may not trs3pass too FIR upon ID,
columns Of the NliiDnsl Intelligence ]
may assure its readers, however, tnat to.
aquarium, whether fresh or salt ~arer-per
hsps | may soon We al "old salts" eXpef,
snce slsu--is an iuexhaustIble source Vt 10.
struction aud entertainment. Though Uuri
novice. and unlnstructed, | ini a led open
ing before me that dream. not Of when .
first entered upon aqusriumisn. S,Sera.
personal friend, have began the - N s'u!y
To intelligent young persons the INTRODUCED
of this new delight will be a joy through NJ.
giving new charm 10 home; aud % ., e.:
this reason have written thus. NJ. BIa-
has indeed done good think for social d..
by the Introduction Of tbe aquarium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08
Leo County, Virginia.

The editor of the Abingdon Democrat,
having recently returned from dunning eS"
cursiou to the counties in the extreme Sbuth-
Western part of the State, gives bis lmpres-
sions of Lee county Us follows:
Lee county contains, within an area OF
some seven hundred square miles. almost the
elements of an empire. lledg"d in on al!
sides with tall mountain barriers, 1t only
needs an outlet To market to develope Its
rescoures, to make il the realization OF the
imaginary Happy Valley" of Rlssslas:
The soil is highly productive, producing all
kinds of grain in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at the
rate of from 25 20 80 bushels per acre, end
corn from GO TO 100. We have sample Of
wheat raised by Mr.. Andrew Mll0urn,
which be informed US weighed - pounds TO
the bushel and Arch FulSerson, esq
weighed some OF bis crop, after passing 1t
hut once through a fan mill, which weighed
gu pounds. Thoroughly cleansed, 1t e." ould
have reached 10. We were shown sample
# tobacco, raised by a Mr.. Markham, we
believe, which 'quailed any thing we ever
saw from Old Flrginny." The mountains
on the North are filled with coal OF the finest
quality, and there is marble in abundance
in several portions of the county. Wa doubt
whether there is in the Commonwealth
county of the same extent OF territory, con
tanning a larger amount OF good lands, CT
one with more varied capacity for the pro
fitabls production of the great staples OF the
onunfryO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08

Fight Ia the House of Representatives.
The Washington Star, Of Saturday alter
noon gives the following account of fight
in the House of Representatives, on Saturday
morning, just before the adj urnnent.
MIR. Quitmau, of Miss, attempted to To-
trn5u Q res Jlution, that the Hnuse do now
adj ,urn over to Monday next, when the sui
iect under consideration shall be resumed,
and the vote on the pending propositions shall
be taken without further delay, debate, or
diatory motions.
OF course, unauim US consens was neces-
ssry for lite submission to the House, and no
| to put the resolution to vote. At this stage
| of the proceedings, Mr.. Grow, of Pa, from
a pos tion on the opposite side of the House
from where his seat is situated, and while
passing dnwn the aisle objected to the RESI-,
luton. Mr.. Keitt, of 5. c., said to MIR.
Grow, GO on your own side of the House
and oiiec.' Mr. G. replied, "l'il oljcct
where please, and, report says, he added
without being intmidated by any Southern
negro driver"
But few words passed before these gentle
men were engaged in pitch battle, but az
t, which of them commenced il we cannot
say In the attempt Of their friends and the
officers of the House to separate them, MIR.
X. was pushed down, but both the bellise-
rents were carried from the scene of action
10 a very short time, and bef"re they had
received any serious irj uries. In the meau-
time, however, a large number Of Mr.. Grows
friends, headed, it is said, by Mr.. Potter, Of
Wisconsin,; poured into the arena Imm'-
diately in front Of the Speakers stand
Here they were met by nearly equal force
of the opposition, and here occurred
The shock of the two con,endlng hosts"
A regular "fres-fght" ragged few mInu'es,
objection being mad, the SPEAKER proceeded
but was finally broken up by the prompt 10
teryeution Of the officers of the ana House
IN any OF the more tLoue htIul and conservative
members. Nobody was hurt TO any ezteut
worth noticing.
To say the best Of the affair, it was dis
graceful, ten or twelve members were en-
gagged in it as beligerent>, the Others hav-
ins crowded up for the purpose of queIlns
the disturbance. Its principal result Is deep
modification to the most active PARTICIPATES.
After the termination u the ARRAY, the ses-
sinn Was conduct,d with quiet aud order until
adjournment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-08
Revolutionary Relics.

YORKTOWN, Feb. L lSj8.-To bi4 Excel
lcucy Henry A. Wise, Governor Of Virginia:
-SIR:-I take the liberty to send you, by Is
messenger, three relics OF the American
Revolution, which, FIR many years, have
had at this place. The sight, aud handling
Of them may be intereSung' perhaps to
Yourself and to thousands OF others, VINO
may assemble around you at Richmond ID
tue ~ instant u witness 'he 'hausuar"a,'n
OF the equestrian statue OIL a-n1"gton' Inc
first Is brass hIited sword, SUI IN lts origi