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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25

Fde Ia guerre pour la mission dc France
II etalt Acknowledgement aptc il lcmplir
cctte llaute fonction; il sut conquGrl
| te respect ct latlmiration dc FEuropc,
rcndant Il sa patric des services sigma
les Cest vers cctte epoqne que lie quin-
itnpc tralte fut >discltG par les Cabinets
europeans. La Grande- -Brctagne voulait
talre aoceptcr par tous les peuplcs sa
Isuprematie navale, ct s'arroger 1e droit
Gle foulller tous les navires qu'elle trou.
verait sur FOccan. Cass rcsolut dc de-
jouer lc projet de PAngleterre
En- 1912, il protesta formellcmcnt
contre Ia ratification du traite par la
France, 1T ecrivit, sur le droit de visite,
unc brochure qui produisit unc vivc
sensation dams lie monde politique ct d.
|plomatique. IAngleterrc manqua son
but. = Pendant sa mission, Lewis Cass
vista lc sud de PEurope ct Ia cote est
de la MGditcrranGe; il toucha le sol s;l-
ere des lettres ct dcs arts, Ia noble TIA
lie, qui, tout affaissee sous un dcspotis-
me idiot ct sanglant, ne pcut plus offrir
aux amis de la Hb,rtt, que les pages
brillantes lie son passc.
A son retour en- Amtrigue, Cass fut
salue avec entbousiasme par la nation
quill await 81 digncment represcntee il
Wit en- feurs ct en- fruits Il, semence
quill await jetec sur un sol feccnI. II fut
elu en- 1916 an SGrat des Etats- Unis, OH
il devint run dcs plus illustres oratcurs
dc PUnion. I.
Tors de son avGnement au pouvoir, j.
Buchanan n'hesita point a appeler Lewis
gass i la tetc de son cabinet. lie vieux
diplomatic y represente Ia politique dan
nexion. II Sc propose rexpansion de la
vers PIstllmc C'cst son idec
'rincipale. II cspere voir BE rtaliser les
dtes quill a caressees dams sa Tongue
;arriere, ct il ma pas tort. II est ferme,
obustc ct actif, ct 81 la neige dc 76 hi
'crs est tombdc sur sa fttte, ellie ma
,oint glace son ceur. (ENesohaef6f.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25

1ScESDIEs.-Du 5 au decembrc, yers
minuit, le feu eclate dams Feglisc Gpis.
copalc dc St-Michasl, Il Bristol (Long
lsland), ct en- moins dune heurc, tout
Fedifice etc consume. La perte est
evaludc Il 5000, i motto converts par
les assurances. On attribute &C sinistrc
Il un default dams lie calorifere.
Louisville, dec.-Un incendie terri
BILE Went de rGduire en- cendres le bu-
reau du telegraphe ct presquc tout le
quarter de Springfield, Il Cairo, Illinois.
Troy, 9 dGc.-Le feu Went de deyorer
Ia grande fabrique, dc brosses de NM.
j. G. McMurray & Co., i Lansingburgh.
Ce sinistre jette 200 ouvriers sur lc
pave. LIE progress des 1ammes continue.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25
ET.AT DE LA LOUISIANA.

CorR Dr NECvIcME DISTRICT JCDICIAIEE
PAHOisSE DE La PofNTE CourcE
Il. W. McRae.
VS. No. 1874
sScs crtanciers.
TONFoRMENEST a TN or,irc de Honorable
" Cour du Ncuviemc District. dams ct pour la
paroisse ct Etat s''s,lit Jc. solssigni oifrra en-
vcnte publique. str les iieux. lie
lHtfcredi, l2me joar dc Jaarer 1859,
\ 10 h. A. NJ. les propri,:t.s s,,ivantcs dependant
de linsolvsbilite dc Il. W. McRae. savoir:
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25
POUR JUICE ASSOCIE
COER s. Up RENE.

COTR SUpREME.
n Nous sommes autorises -ssa
dannoncer que
wa Ga seggII LIPS,
Esq, de Quest FGliciana, est candida,
pour q place de- Jnge associs de Ia co,,,
supreme d. snlc. District. sujct i Ii
decision do Ia Convention sl1nnocratiqne
s- Dams notre avant-dernier nunGro
hpas ayons annoned, par errenr, que le
marriage dc NJ. Joseph RIcHY aycc Nine
seare Willie GossERaSD, await Gu lieu
ateslisc Ste Marie dc IaF aFaussc- Riviere.
"a celebration . eulieu ali domicilc dc
la future.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE la LOUISIANA.
CptR IT NErEiEME DISTRICT JrnICi,lEE
rAEulsSE nE Ia ruINrE colrtE.
/htHs fg9airs de II succession Il, .irfhar UE WERE
dtct;GG.
+. .n vcrtu dun nr'lrc dc Ia Cour du omc
District Jud;cinrr. a moi a,lrcssc. Slcrif
sousSi@nc, otlrir:,i cn vcntc lc
-Hefcroft, l2mc jonr dc Janricr 1879.
les propriGtGS suiyantes:
AeIthlcs de masnn. ,,sienslcs de- cuisine, unc
montfc eh argent, III tt,si ct uur r,irc lie pi>to-
lets.
IcfacS CT condltioRs:
Compliant
SEF ERIN POECHE
Shcrii.
Pointe Coupte, II dee 1858.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25

MEAlQIE. = Tous les fats ct gcstes
dc la Sucrre civile, combats, objections
marches ct dtvastations disparaisscn1
auJourd'hui dcvant Importance des
movements dcs cscadres Gtrangercs
sur la cote.
On tant E,it ct mGrait, tant accumu-
le grlefs sur griefs, que rintcrvcntion
dc Ia France, de rAngleterrc ct dc lEs.
pagne dams les afaircs du Mexique, a
plus dun pretexte Il alleguer ct de iustcs
raisons il faire valoir.
Mais lie but de ces expeditions n'est-il
que dc redresser les torts passes; ct Sc
rctirera-t-elle apres avoir obtcnu salts
faction !....... - (AJcMc.)
Lamiral francais PGnaud est il Vera
Cruz depuis lie 2 de ce mois, avec les ma
wires a yapeur Luclfer ct Larcouf, les
brics Mereure ct OHrier; deux autres ma
wires etaient prochainement attendus.
La aotte espagnolc SC compose du
steamer Colon, des brics Ha5anero, Tal-
de-, Pelayo, ct de trois autres nayires at
tendus sous peu de jours: LIE Corte-,
PEsperan@n ct lie Baylen. - On attend
aussi trois vaisseaux de guerre anglais
lie ciel s'assombrit dGcidGment du cote:
de Vera-Cruz; tout y respire Ia guerre.
LIE bruit court que rEspagne est Il la
veillc. de bloquer les principaux ports
sur lie collie du Mexique, pendant que
Fescadre franeaise suryeillcrait les Amt-
ricains ct emptcherait toutc invasion de
leur part.-Les Anglais resteraicnt
neutres. (Courrierd de Ia Louisiaae.)
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25
se Nous sommes rcquis d'annoncc

se Nous sommcs rcquis dannonccr
que Honorable
g VIRUS BAIAlT7,
dc 10 paroisse d'Est-Ftlicialla, est candi-
dat pour "a place dc Juse associe de Ia
coar suprcmc du Slne District.-sgjet i
ia decision dc Ia convention democrati-
xf,fs rs
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25

Gonreneurs auz Etats- l1nis.-Le gou-
vcrneur qui, dams PUni6n, recoit les
plus forts Gmoluments, est celii de la
California, $4,000; lc moins rdtribue est
cclui du Vermont, $50 -
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-12-25

Pointc Cenpde. II dee. 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

hrfnf' r.-lss ~. ssif No ~ N,-ta ~ors sr.sx nc
tinu'sHaF srA'D."n a. .~o O'Clock ~ihsSt fIrayr n.
rFa'Cu :"
Chss'ss''n g c. papers pi-ss- cory
s4sssst -,gc da.ly wedsAsaag. Jaiy q, v,-,
FiTcp. cniy chughteT of Elan O. and the a.s Eu,ilv
sslHhnfP, IA ire 30 3 ar at nsr aga
fIs rssivca Ans t Dda OF tho family respec "a IL
ipyiS< 10 sitepa shs fone.al, hem sha chaps o s,s
CbuTcd 81 the boiy Apostles twenty ninth street uesr
hH'h svsnpe, ihs osy ffhorsasy)
SASpFnu At Rs1Ecy, Ne. Tuesday July 20 vs.rouu
T.. fes 81 Capt Cnss SsDd'ord, ae Of Book IN L. l.
nrG f8ufrfrv - the atr Abcsr Taylor ~ sox0F N.ips
Hyss - On "wednesday morning july a, u cynsesuau
q ibs 5yeir SWISS ALnsx only enid Of sad ,xrsu
%-oo. sr~ sy@cccrc Of Jsha ard Susan cug.n aged n
rnu3ths asG IL days
teaa ms 1xs-a tnis fB5rsdayt afisrsoo s t~o Scsc
pEreselI. frtLn Trinity enApsi, r~eniy nits strsss
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well o. myself, bad previously discussed tnA project In
connection wub the proposed line ca o'ineus 70
inc Pacific that pvcject warmly sHproved
IA ha Of Telegraph history Published Son en- or
eight Year, ego by DR. Alexander Jones
Ia 1st4-66 the ssne subject Vas advocated In
sSparers Telegraph Companion" ard by it's e0itor per-
sopa,ly FuIoI. spo Eihu Burrit and others
have writer an the subject
roe Emperor o Rnssis has bad tn matter under con-
soef.loD ior efsl aud doubt that, In
cnorcttc. WITH cersn her naopa objects on tho
frcc coss' ne Will corsuDmste project probably ~
pocn American l'nes from the Asss
sppi Pacific cosan--s belief In which am
spstsne" By the opsiees expreaset 20 several years
$50 W . oHtrgnshed Rasssb, whose position entitled
him 20 the fnsi.s. enr8GeucN
Others may have tefrsbe6--as l have refrained-fof
tine um ppbs birg the subject, lest the
agitation u the projected Behripgs Straits might
pe considered anssRcbstioai tina ocesbc oe which
pevsobs believed this time have c0ppected
the TO worlds by lightning HENRY O'RlElLY
NEW YORK, July 10, 1853
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The sauxerties esurdcr.

sArGERuEs N. T., July TO- 1858.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Seeing certain erroneous reports regard the patc
ulars Of ste diabocsl murder pcrpcisated In this
town. vill attempt 70 give you corrected ststement
On The 10th inst Christopher Lswess, an Irshmsn as
oer.anins that James Csry hal boon guilty OF Grim.
con. with his QawlessD wife, supplied himself
with two oarrelled gun heavily loaded with ball. and
afer dilgent inquiry finding that Clary al work some
four Of Eve miles distant from the village, at plsce
known Quar-, vile repaired hier with the manifest
iDtcpt TO kl hts defeated adversary On arriving the
quarry about three clock r. NJ and standing slight
smi.esse oysrco.ins the quarry ssd bic spgMssuy GS
there-"Hallo boys, how 90 You get alonsy Then al.
dressing himself 10 his victim, ssd"You hsve played
dcneS' 1Awless rcped--iyou made my wife drunk and
then used Der Gary repledI will e. 70 Saugertes
and clear scf IA~ess thea threw his hat upon the
ground and said"Clary, am tired OF lfe and guess
you Go 10 your Msher clear yourself; you have
got but two inmates TO i've" Immediately no drew sight
on his piece and the next insisu, his victim fell dead
pierced In the immediate regoo u the heart by two bull
lcss Lawets thereafter thr,sgcpng death ~ Who
should attempt pursue hirc disappeared behind the
ledge reiraced bis stspsto .oe village, leaving ms gun
behind bim and seen, though no, suspected OF any
crime, by residents 81 the village lae s BALI past
nine IN the evening" which he has not been heard o.
The TREATY BwgwnN rus UNITED STATES ANc
PksIA.-Ar. Charles spence, OF this city, who hes
spent much time IN the Eat, and who charged By
The state Department exchange the treaty betwecn this
country and Persia bss received from the Shah OF Persia
high Testimonial OF bis regard for The aosy with ~hic,
he fulfilled bis misson II ~ the imperial order OF tns
Lien and Sun the first ever csnferred upon an Am ert
TIE PLAGUE large, beautifully cut dser; In
the centre the arms Of Persia enamel the nsa and th<
sun. The diploma 10 certainly curiosity. ~ writes
IN the fcrsan chsrsc,er upon psrchmens beaded VIII
letter from the Minister, sreakng in the asisern,
CT The rnaEuer In which Mr. Spence bad conducte.
tho Whole asAir-BatirOrs Sun, Jw!s ie.
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Meeting OF Haskmen.
AN ASSOCIATION FosMsD-rps BUSINESS TO BE- RE
FORMED.
meeting held last night 10 pursuance to tho fol
lowing call
NoucE HAcKxxs a me citing Of the uceussd bsckmeu
O. the cry sss on w Sa %s o
Eight oeoss sr he ct gsn.sSns very I'm 'oraa
JOar i. BENNETT
This nee,pg called In Consequence OF the recent &C
ton OF Mayor remann, which the respectable hack
cordially endorse, and they have determined form
association protect their rsnts purge their
tie unlicensed hackmen who brIg much Disgrace upon
them.
sone sixty perscrs srsemblec last night In response TO
the CALL aLc much 1banimy Of feeling mani Gated.
Mr. JonS L. BxvSkTr called the meeting 70 order, and
stated Tie object for which the hackmen bad come
eether. 10 form themselves Into society to
certain evils that bad grow up hack business
snd for which they not Responsible he had caed
Mayor nemanu VITA retereace to tos matter, aud to
see n they could rot have the privilege Of soliciting pas
sergtrs ~ the steamboat landpss asd reEosa oepo,s
The ssyor IN favor OF allowing them TO solicit pa,
scngerB and the ALI erman who drawing up tho ord
bad been seen, aud oud doubtless do the hack
cesired. twas their intention TO form a protective
society with view To sbste tue cvis which undoubtedly
exfted in their business 1t womb rebound 10 tho benefit
OF passeDter II this soc ETY. was formed He (mf. Ben
Detl DID not why bscsuen should be respected
much other lhborers; aud they owed II 10
themselves TO purge their trace OF the oBrepu,s6lc poo
pie who dgraced IT, He for ose wes not In fnvor Of con
sorting with any but licensed nscsmen Toe speaker
alo suggested that badge around the hat be BY
hsckmtn. IN coDciusSp ne uTseu tte haekmtn 70 re-
sptct themselves, sn1 TIE pubic would learn 10
spect them. fsppsuse)
Abner q. Grifp, OF the National Fotel then called
n tie chair; John I. Beopeu appointed Secretary
and Abber Barrow Treasurer
In sccortauce win the suggestion OF Mr.. Bennett, IL
was resolved TO form sssgcisuon, whereupog some
ny Eve persous forward, put dosn their pamcs,
and subscribed dollar each lie nucleus OF fund.
The following named persons we're then appointed n
business Committee 10 fsw Up bylaws ard resolutions
exprcsripg the Ren,e Of The meeting, vz:-ohs Hun,
James Welsh, John Dorahue, Michsci Carol and John
Denly.
This committee ere 10 report ut the next meeting.
Mr.. BySSErT urged upon the members the necessity ~
ditcountensncirg the unlicensed nackmen rncy should
Immediately report these persons 10 the police aud have
them arrested.
much complaint made s' the unfair light to which the
public viewed the great bsdy OF the hsokmen, who were
not 70 blame for the conduct Of and otnors whom
thoy could not control
The meeting then adjourned until next Friday evening
Al the same pace.
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me noian Empire sais fos Gs,vag on ,ne e3s inasai
"ps '"'N'o, DC me u r-'p'sed 20 consist az zig
s's OF which there nos b. ,o Iatisn vo,re
sno are A9srcsn Enfi'r-ahs latter IA comparative =
PRINCIPAL OWE or tro IKE. whoa eaeLayo a ystpeat
ihp ana ryop~e1 pves;rrsuts roe osesn s,ia,rs -
snissJssa nave o1cstt nn L<o not c. VIA. nom,
BectS taic sosss hs fo-ssas 81 fgba 600 ser
lIg W The ST. ain srste de n pf salcbester, Easap
hia sssecAset. 'ne prisspz cf ~hlcn Mr.
Tpornse srd, Is Manchester cosso- 40 nner suo "a
represented 10 ne very weaioy ar MsR n1ateo PROXY
brosaJy yesercsy that this irA ~out uoes 81 "
tors arding the plan c cheap postage.
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a. III. BE READY AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
w a gorgeous number.
HARPFRs rsw MONTHLY MAGAZINE



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th,e sihcbs,eT wieh, by Louie Chandler soul.o.
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rsaer ssn asg in s sse,Srs snsGsr s ss
sseHzI. ac,s incuieA.bg sound views q lie S,d
opinions y rsir ssd seco,s qnssoDs IN poiss % thsir
oy approprf Wise AID paty,a sRress
anon po1is numerous Than th,se t>~t
diner object OF The n.Eskre VII se 70
~ viess and feelings Of the people OF d.rsnt
aactlora o. cur couvtry
Use puhlners do not dua exnedient
peal " ppbl attention ~ su,r sp-sfne- be -nn
iaI An uDusa.i sm9nri q matter ustrsrora Their
lrerd ha every Number shan h@ he
beet ssd chs spesi periodical oubehed. II will
lsger anount of n Aref snc better uusr
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ysars Cf ~ puhjcsIGn
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Three or more copies Ter year esce ... On
And for club " ssribses
Tbe upor Harpers Magazine Be raii Al ~
Office whass II is received The rostsGe n hrtI caas
year HkRPxR BRuTfKSs fublsae<2
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a ~ d.
n esd xsis1-s cod Only " on ars auv n pssas
A IL ~ WHO'S CRACKZPB ARE yAgINA AND
q nosnrg ,cus ss 4eHs kfa and aoaii<., ASIA
tic'- q inr Mr. wings ped UPON ~, r.
true 'sna erArkcr mare ne end purchase fox
ferra bus ssose esv-,S the A. IN y.ch
er-"her fs-se sy re procured OF the bsgs DJ crosses
AerefAIy.
A LII wcOL INGRAM CARPETS, ONLY FYFyy oRnrxr
"A per yard SoRlsh Rrnss.s To. So V,c per ysrf;c
hrer ply carpsis 6o pc. yard; scof oilcioihs &c. 4O
HIRAM ANDERSON. NO goBewer,.
ALPACA LINEN. ruCB AND orekn COATS. VESTS
n p.ape seitrv 81 co.S oeig tho remainder OF y
scyk. prior from 81 to 81 gnrneNts
II sde to order az usual; prices low
u TALE OF GREAT MYSTERY IN THR soTTu AND
- NOATH
TFB Wits WIZARD;
TIE GREAT Prophet or THE sEMxNOrEa
which Ii ccmmerred In the
A.. nav TokH MERCURY
Now Ready a, all the seuts Ia the CRY ana ooun
kExEssRR
rBk Hsw YORK MaRcyaY
RsTIaEiv
UlSltrCr
Ar" SEPARATE
PJBlEAry0R
TEE SUNDAY MERCURY
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JonrsoN-HAiDhrx nj homo, on Wednesday, July 81,
by the Rev =. d Van Cleef, CnssfEs Joussos Of New
York, to fruy, youngest daughter or g. W. Hsldane,
Exq ,f Jersey Cily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

srArr,s NERVOUS ANrrporr I HAVE wrNDgraU
w hundreds Of cures efeced bL and unhesses assy
re~x.mexdn W c Hcrrfssh. II Wall In Al 49,
81 rhumssn spepsy delriun rernsns neuralgia s~xt,g
Ac N Instantly ard psrmsnensiv csres " a. 1--WE
ire country. yoes PYNE CO., rrcprissv ise H.~au-
Hayes ne nlton, tropkAyh
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ENI, Ininisabie Hair Cutter. No. Barclay
N Y, drpo, tor four shilling hair dye. sold also
lhA tIoae AIrrt. krwaTk.
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VERGSEs sIrcrRo CHEMICAL BsTHa rs saoADL
way. the only establishment attersed ~ Profess
verspes, the inventor. 0oui rheumslo and mercursi
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Geo. haunNera' AessIllc Tablet Razor Stror-
Ths ser sricle eauaisd produs
ing III. pos~ble eogs 70 Yer sale OF
sspNDKEe, No. 7 Asor House.
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Gcdr.sys Extract OF Elder Flowers, for
GIMP dion. See uaisoells Advertisements
e. DUPUY, Agent GUY broadway
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Barryp TTtcrpherous n the Best anU
pest Arcs fr dressng besufyns c-snsing curlns
preaervpx and restoring the hs'r LAdiss try scid By ii
dvuEg'ns
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BsachsiSr's Hsar Dye, Wigs and Toupsas--
rhe bsai in shs world surpadns al ahs saA and appret
n ha nsnusxctoxy. Es Broadway
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Cristsdorc's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupess-
The b.s, the world wholessie and retail. and Tho dye
privately sppted at no Astor Houss.
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Defiance Salamanca S~fse-Wfth patent
oove,v proof ,orss Also, IRE and burglar
bfJSf pSrG pepo' iva re..i street
RDbEkT n PATRICK
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VyLDsHs PATENT sAfAMANDER sArx
" epzAr FrRE yRcoY ssss or rHE wosI.p,s
warranted free frvn tan0ress
pxr. Y fof RnOsDwAv,
Corner M D-y stress. ". n
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Congressional

WASHINGTON, Jan Is.
Mr. Pott, although in the opposition, heartily
concurred with the President in his views on the
Central American question. He deemed that we
have no right to Amatic nize Central Am erica
without a limitation ia regard ia human bondage
He earnestly deprecated territorial manage
ment.
Mr. Lamar sail that Governor Walker had VIC.
lated his pledge and disgraced his trust in fleeing
from Kan.as, had scattered fire brands dscord and
discussion, and Stephen A. Douglas who was for
Juggling in California over all law was now endeav.
oing 10 outrage the rights Of the Southern States
and subjecting Kansas 10 the rigors Of the inqui-
sition bee ,use there was but slight prospect o.
its becoming a slave State.
The Chairman reminded the gentleman that be
was not in order, TO allade to Senators by their
name.
Mr.. Lamar replied that he did not allude 20 any
Senator, but to a distinguished candidate tor tie
Presidency. Laugatsr.l
Mr.. Montgomery contrnded that the true doc
trne is that when the government is at pence witt
every nation, every citizen i at peace with IT, i
the government cannot invade territory, citizens
cannot Commodore Padding did nothing les;
than duty in arresting WALKER, and it was orr dnt!
under the law of nations to send him back fo
| for punt shment By the offended State.
| Mr.. Zollikoffer thought it was our best policy
to let the neutrality laws stand. He did not beev,
II
that Walker had violated them He knew tina
Walker was not pirate and robbcr, therefor,
such epithets had been unjustly applied to BIN
| Walker was quiet, modest, self possessed mar
of fne education, understood the laws better thar
many Who so grossly denounced him. Com. Paul
dings arrest of Walker usurpation OF pOwe
not warranted BY the Constitution, but that b.
Mr. believed il was in the spirit Of his instruc
tons The committee then rose and the House ad
Ijourned.
/ SESATE-Jan. 13:-Mr. Doolittle introduce,
a joint resolution, directing the presentation of
medal to Com. Pauidtg.
Mr.. DooIittle said Walker was brought home &
save his neck and for that he should be gsatefal.
The Senate debated tie motion to re-eonside
the vote adopting the amendment to joint ESQ
luton, extending and deftiag the powsr of lis
President in regard to she nomination OF oicer
shO are affect. d bv the action Of the NaTsi Re
tiring Board. which amendment prescliDsi taa
there shall be no such construction as vii aow a
lacsease Of the number Of Officers in the actiy
service list, as now authorized by law.
Aes-gs Houston. TOonibs, and Others. oarnestl
favored the reconsideration, coateadiHg that th
secret Of the proyiso was 70 prevent justice beie