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CONGRESSIONAL

wssrnesux. reh I'd 1859.
SryAr.-The discussion a the lpdssn sps~usss.
alton hill was resumed W. Grin moved 10 cunsa.
O. The Agricultural bin. which vss taken % and
discussed Ihe Indian appsoPsiasio4s vssv pasAsd
Het>r.-A wsSlution vas saofssed iassrucsine skp
judiciary Cosmisics 10 enquire into The exprasocy
Al psuvsiin< tcs The runishment az clyszmy IN sie
Territories cf The Cnioa. NJ. rsulknss. from the
Military Commitirx. reported ssxinss mitssy sr.d
emy st the Hsmitasr. A sv,c,us;ua v,s sdopsssi
TO cut down The size a the large Executive dccs-
ments before hc4nS printed Thr Executive. lodi.
cal and legislative ban vss then discussed tn The
hour a strousumeat e.
SrSATE-Ms. 1cosntss GA moved 10 wceassdes
.he vote BY which the Missouri Five Per Cent tAnd
Bili Passed
Agreed To-
The dise,ss.;aa On The bIi vas deferred
The bell authorizing the Attorney General to rip.
resent the United States In the rrocrednss IN eqsi.
". nov pending IN Supvmc Court hesvess Nsass-
ehusssts and Rhode lsi,nd. vss passed
Mr. Seuad q. ~ psr.eassd memorial from
The legislature q Neu fssk. inssrpesins is rspsc.
sensasiscs In Congress 10 oppose The ioessss ef pss
tssv rates. 90
Aise memorial from citizens q Nsv Yoss b
6vos q the Ho@-s:ssd tAu.
Mr.. Clay. IAla) from The Ccmmisire On Con
mcfcr. reported . substitute fos the recummsnds
tons al the SECRETARY Of The Treasury. regzsdinz
cecocmy IN The pubic expenditures The substitute
proposes 10 sepaomise ts0.c and The services q,
thousand persons nor employed In The cn,lccsioe
Of the revenue. The substitute uRs osarTvd 10 b
printed. and uin be called up The earliest opps
| iunity.
The hour ser business isaasins 10 IL District d
Columbia having arrived.
Mr. bright nnd) from The Comnissrs a puh6,
Buildings. moved that tbe hil making reeuisssoea
fpe the dfstsslugsoa a water be taken on. 60.
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The legislature.
The Senate was engaged yesterday In considering
the Revenue bill. No important amendments were
made.
In the House, the bin modifying the restrictions
on the Western Extension was postponed until
this evening. The bill providing for the hiring out
Of free negroes for the payment Of their debts passed
its second and third readings. The list Of Justices
Of the Pcade for Nash county was taken up, when
Mr.. Lewis addressed the House. very satisfactorily
rcfating the charges preferred by the Senator from
Nash against the character Of Nr. Cooke. The
House, by large majority, refused to concur with
the action Of the Senate striking out Mr.. Cookies
name from the list Of Justices Mr. LIS remarks. -
sketchcd by our Reporter, will appear in our next.
The House during the day PASSED a number Of
unimportant bills through their second and third
readings
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WEsrERx RAILROAD.
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sSSk J. -
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n v~asn hsass~l c~sFssy Sssens ri~rseg she sss-
500 81 IL gsssse end ss7ssSrseessv II s.s rod 80
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A CARD.

r SHALL CONTINUE fuE PRACTICE % Snr Law,
u ssS siIi sisssl ths C.ys,y 80 ssVssss Csssss q
fons u Ihs ssesvss cd FsSusi Csssss % nA,sgA -
e6ss, . sss q ~ sssSssss. sSSs @ - ssssA 90
4 u tEwlM
nsissek rss 2. 1884, - E-saL
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General Santa Anna has len chassa Prosdrns,
and General Aifsce. vicr Pcsid<nt a vsosszssaA
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e. We were pleased to see Ar. Donnen Senator
frr BeauiortJ in his seat again yesterday. He has
been confined 70 his room BY ndsposition since the
27th ult .... ...s..s.
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TO PaYNCLA01

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burg, We regret to state, has been confined to his
room by sickness for two Or three weeks past He
is however, much better, and VIC trust hc'will soon
be entirely restored to his accustomed health.
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Hox. BEDFORD BRowx.-A number Of gentlemen
Of both parties members Of the Legislature and
others, gave supper on Friday night last at the
St Charles House, in this City, In compliment 10
this distinguished and worthy gentleman. His tx.
cellcncy Gov Ellis, Judge Rufiin. and Mr.. Senator
Bragg were present. together with large party Of
Mr.. Browns personal friends. We learn that the
evening passed most agrecably and pleasantly to
all We regret that circumstances placed Il out Of
our'powcr to be present on the occasion.
One Of the few public men among whose ca
rccr dates from the last war with England, Mr.
Brown is yet active and vigorous, and prompt in
his attention to his Legislative duties the youngest
member. He has filled many posts Of honor and
trust, and has acquitted himself in all Of them in
the best manner. Long may he live to serve his
country commanding the respect and esteem Of per-
sons of all parties In stcadast devotion to prpci.
pie in political integrity, in dignity and purity 81
character, maintained before the world in difi-
cult public positions for nearly half . century, We
may well exclai,n-
"Ths 10 the uobless Roman Of them all"
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10 PHYSICIANS.

UNo A PHYSICIAN WHO WOULD INVEST 4 FEW
y hssdsva dsslsss 10 ssss tws.ssy. b . es.sshses
si.sa TO ssy~~ ~ ysas. Isr.s s.sSe sssy.
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fees~ssy o. isss. s-sN-
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company Of Ill their property in said works 1r The
security Of Tie Stats al The stock % 6ken by In
dividuals and the State to be preferred stock. III.
It. explained that this substitute embraced the pro
VISIONS Of his resolutions previously offered ).
MI. Pool asked how It was possible TO induce in
dlviduals to subscribe for stocks with debt Of 400.
o0o staring them in the hce-a debt which amount
ed to the full value Of the works The substitute
amounted to nothing at all-the money could not be
raised from individuals The matter was different
however, with the State. She was in already to an
an amount of 100000 . 80
Mr.. GOrrcN said his substitute 1t least rescued
the works from execution @le. Last session they
were told this debt would prevent any more money
being embarked in the enterprise, yet since that
time nearly $l0O, 900 had been invested in it.
Mr.: Pool said this had been forced into the work
by sheer necessity, and was now the cause of the
present endorsements lie denominatcd this .
disastrous contract
Mr. Landlord was governed in his vote by the
difficulties Of the case. and no attempt had been
made by the friends Of the work 10 clear them up.
He read from the report on the work to show how
badly it had been managed In answer to the ap-
peals on behalf Of the company, he said the State
should swallow up any company that would manage
its affairs like that '
Mr. Pool said it was time for the State to cut loose
from the company. That had been the opinion Of
the committee. The simple proposition was. that
the State should take all for nothing as offered by
the company, or to give up all to the company.
Mr.. Leach proposed to raise the mortgac or
claims prior to that Of the State and the Governor
| to take hold and go on to keep up the works at .
cost Of not more than $3.50, 900 for the two ycan,
provided the tolls profits sufficient to pay
the interest on the sum expended lie, (Mr. L)
was prepared to 80 that far for the company. He
said he could not help the debt Of 800, OOO owed
blythe company-hc could pity the creditors, but
he must also pity the State He would 60 for this
plan but could GO for none Of the others proposed
Mr.. Mcdonald defended the private stockholders
from the attack made upon thcm-thc State was as
| much responsible as they for any bad management
| Mr.. Mcdonald continued for some time
1t being now about 6 o'clock, on motion Of Mr..
Edney, the Senate adjourned till 10 o'clock Monday
| morning.
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VALENTINES TT vALExriaesiis

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llumors.

Il is rumored that o caucus Of the Know Nothing
members Of the Legislature was held on Saturday
night last, and that several important measures
were considered
II is rumorcd that II was determined to get rid Of
the name Of Know Nothing. and assume that Of
Wing. Generally "whcrc there Is q will there Is .
way" but in this case there arc insurmountabc Oh.
!stacles in the ''way." The people will never he
lievc that there is no such thing Know Nothing
party and the circumstances Of its origin and Of its
have been such that they will forget the
thing Know Nothing or the persons who started Il.
In this case cmPhaticaly "namcs arc things"
1t is rumored that It was determined to oppose
the Revenue bill, and to throw the responsibility Of
passing It on the Democratic party Very well.
It is also rumorcd that the Rsgisfer and our neigh
Dor Symc were under discussion, and that Il i in.
tended to buy, liz, or cast him out. ''Alrs well
that ends we'll" The great American whig. Know.
Nothing-Fcdcral party Of North. Carolina Is just
about strong enough to ignore Mr.. Symc, to have
two organs at Raleigh and to divide generally ovcs
the spoils before they get them
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Tie Ecssrs ,Slspmrsss

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ccipts Of ecsion st I'll The posss cunpar 9Th shs
bales
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AFTERNOON SESSION, P.
The following additional private bills passed thei
second and third readings:
Inc bill to amend the act incorporating the tow
OF Elizabeth city.
The bill to incorporate Tyron Quarter Swan
canal company = =
The bill to incorporate the Edentou Literary A.
ISOLATION
The bill to amend the charter of the town of Elder
ton. - - = t-s
Ihe bill to incorporate the town of.High Point.
Inc bill to incorporate the Rutherford Academy
Inc bill to incorporate the Potosi Mining Company
Company. >
=, The bill to incorporate the Southern Mining an
manufacturing Company.
G. Inc bill to incorporate the Halsey Mining an
smelling Company, and - 1..'s -
River. 80 o - ., :,
his ended the private business on the file.
CAPE FEAR DEEP RIVER IMPROVEMENT. -'''
r. Inc reconsideration of the bill relative to q
TEape Fear and Deep River improvement, rejected
"eaneSday, was now proceeded with y-'tst1
Mr. Gorrell moved to strike out all after the 81
ssc;aihg clause and insert substitute providing
"'ioWs: The Governor was to ascertain and tt
puoIc treasurer to pay all outstanding claims no
uue by the company, and to take . second mortgas
on the works to secure the sums 50 paid out Bool
were then to be opened for subscription Of lO(
snares Of stock at 800 each. When this amoul
"as taken by solvent persons the public treasur
vas TO subscribe . like amount for which he Was
sue coupon bonds running thirty years beafii
ok per cent interest but these boHlk Eere 1Qk
W issued till q mortgage should be executed by q
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now VIC nave 1UuNuCt pbSJeCt UuSsStiu& IN wv
lions Of acrvs Of the public lands to the different
States for the benefit Of agricultural colleges. Il
seems likely chat this unconstitutional insquiseus
scheme xill pass the Senate. an 81 loss 10 dis
cover the difference existing between tho giant Of
these lands to the States and the aiusous bssioxal
Of money from the Trcsusry; and equally incou.
prchcnsiblc l. Il that " this proposition . coasti
tutional one branch Of industry should be fostcrvd
and encouraged to the exclusion Of others The
Homestead bill which has passed the House Is almost
a. Objectionable aS this agricultural humbu8 and b
. bantling Of the same brood
The House having failed recently to prefer articles
Of impeachment against Judge wa,roas. of Texas.
General Houston Of that State bas undertaken to
get rid Of The obnoxious individual by introducing
. bill into the Senate for the consolidation q the
two judicial districts Of Texas. II 1.-THE a the
allegations Of the Senator arc true. then thh ma
watrous h one Of the most unpsindpled, vinanossa
scamps alive. The General charges that this JudFs
had associated with . company In New fosk. to Do
fraud the State Of Texas Of large amount a hss
public lands and that his court wss made TO sub
serve this end; that there vas powerful I.agss
organized foe this purpose. extending through dit
frsrnt States and embracing men q talent sad
standing. bound together BY common iatessss cd
united by secret pa~ worsis and signs 1hh ssTss1
Of the senator presents On exhibit a dssins. q
crime and villiany almost unparalleled sad elk
loudly foe some action. =s
Tho Spoliasion I'm In he Heuas - hssa rsltmsl
b he coamitles az ths who's. vhsss u N q
likely TO rest quietly until shs nett ssssssn n
steps viii Be taken towsrtls authosisng The Con
ssrucsiea Of national foundry during The pssssei
fiscal ysas. owing to The deac;socy IN osr lsedA
There h much and Just complaint oeds q .
count q tho frequent Ailuru 10 rsestvs ths &ssS
ard In this city. Souesimes week elapees assd
no paper i received; st Others they eu@s 70 q {
week old Stir up he o0c;alA i
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iss Tnrs AlrnIrHEArER. Kneeland, Adams He'd
dsn's Canpbell Ninstrels viii be on hand again to-
Min WiH W. X their attractive entertainments
" lsd repast Of mirth and melody, served
NJ 81 ssienced and talented artists. They fur
nAh fosd hi laughter, of which all partake who
viGdt fheru
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

M Atrnl1nRAr Within the walls of this
bua cold laughter was greeted grimly,n as
M Il n ~ ~ \, and We imagine the only
~ iss u plssse wfn b the legitimate perform
as<e X ths enterprising proprietors at this we'll
an fanSed place Of amusement. However, to .
~ npolIian ssthsring of the human family,
vaziety ~ thing,;r = Bob Acres says there
y w, Who love cork k-cooring and art-negro-
islns vi the IMP hitheater.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

III 81. CHAnlEs The popular tragedy Of
III the Hall Of Statues, is the bill for
tc.nl6kt, VIM Mrs Jane Coombs as Eradne, and
Nh Pope as Lsdorico. A new farce, !" Ny Aunt
Charjot6e i Mid, \ viii follow. Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
.HesU Store! Cheap Goods /!

.HssU Store! Cheap Goods!
+. HoUsE-FURNIsHlNe GOODS!
Nos. 62 AND e4 GRAvIER STREET NEAR CAMP.
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, IRON STONE DINNER
SETS,
IRON STONE TEA SETS, IRON STONE TOILET SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS,
RICH DECORATED CHINA TEA SETS,
RICH DECORATED TOILET SETS,
PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS
PLATED PITCHERS AND
PICKLE STANDS
PLATED LIQUOR STANDS,
PLATED cAsToRs,
PLATED WATERS,
PLATED TEA SETS,
CUT GLASSWARE,
PRESSED GLASSWARE
JAPANNED TRAYS, LAMPS
PLATE WARMERS, HAT RACKS.
FIRE SETS, FIRE STANDS, TENDERS
CANE CHAIRS, TUBS BRUSHES,
JOS. ROGERS 4 sons TABLE CUTLERY,
TIN WARE WOODEN WARE, JAPAND WARE,
BASKETS BATH TUBS, BUCKETS, BUSTERS.
AND EVERY VARIETY OF
HOUsB-KEEPTNG ARTICLES.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF OUR FRIENDS
AND THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE
STOCK BEFORE THEY BUY ELSEWHERE WE ARE
SELLING GOODS AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS IN OUR LINE
p. R. FELL & MARSH,
62 AND Ga GRAyIER STREET
NJ 2ptf RETMEHN CAMP AND MAGAZINE sTpHrrs
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4
psFact Number Ono = That Cristadoro's
Excelsior Dye recently been anaiyxed by Dr. Chiffon. the
Hrs, America He pronounccs the Dye absolutely
harmless to the skin. FACT NrNREK Twothe Excel
so Dye in its effects produces the identical
color ndistnguhaAie from that of
ally strengthens and nvisoate the haihs fact established
BY competent afidayits NuxaKR THREE-The sales
Dye have increased hundred per year
respectable druggist necessary
keep it IS standard article
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dressers.
No 2plm&W CRIsTADORO, No. s Astor House, n. Y.
~ Among Diseases, Dyspepsia and Diar-
rhra rank difficult pleased II
in to point remedy which has proved eectaai
IN and which safely as certain
and intalble has the thousands
from untimey grave given the glow f health to many
cadaverous form The medicine have reference to is HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs.'' These
Bes whose virtues promulgated through the States are
continuay in The favor public from the
they have effected have doubtless the aseendancy
over any other preparation before the public
Sold New Orleans wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT
co.. and l5l Chacs agents for the Southern
Saes should be addressed and by drug
1 gists and dealers generally everywhere
/ ps-Sce advertisement nl4 2p6t<W
- worth Reading and Thinking about
BININGER'S OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
the uc Medical Profession the Family having
,eded the socaied Gins Aromatic, Cordial
Gated etc. endorsed by all the prominent physicians
and connoseus possessing all those intrinsic
dcnal qualities Tonic Diureiic) which belong OLD
PURE GIN Put in Quart Botsies and sold by all
Druggss Grocers, etc.
A. N. BININGER CO., Established l7TS
Sole Importers, No. 33s Broadway N. 7.
- For sale by o. O. wooDAAN, B. JOURDAN, G. n.
MORRISON, E. g. wHEKLoCK & CO., E. GUILLoT, New
Orleans. jy2s 2p1y
~ startling Discoveries have been made
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
NJ MARRIED:

Oh Tuessy the lSh ins Christ Church. BY the Rev Or
Iencock Nj. SAMUEL l. JAMES 10 Miss EMMA D. HART,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

IM Ihe fine standard comedy Of
.sThe Couls Eqnifes y announced for tonight
II akteh yositss Of the company will appear, and
4 III Henry Wallack wiil make his fifst appearance
~ ~ u part of Squire Broddands. Adance
~ fhs N ~ Gale Win bs followed BY the comedy
cntjlled aIhe Eittle Treasure. Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

Z I'm NEw AMERIcAN CYcLofEDIA.-We have re-
caiss ~ seventh volume Of this great publication
ii Appleton CO., which takes the initial alpha
W. through between the words Edward !" and
j q Fueros.p The volume contains eight hundred
large f1ees, and the same elaborate care marks
Ae 1xstion and compilation Of the articles to
vhick w have heretofore adverted in terms of un-
ousIiaed commcnlati0n.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
Painless Il. It's Ope,ofion.

Certain In its results free from all mineral substances and In
ygorating to the system these are the merits Of wINER,s
CANADIAN YERMIFuGE, preparation which eraaca,es
every class Of internal worms with degree dispatch that Is
as agreeable as it IS astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and 16l ChaTtres street.
MA 2pSeod<W General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

GREDlT SALE. We call the attention Of the trade
70 ~ uae q ade coaks and ragas dsmnsks ribbons etc
take place this day 10 O'Clock NJ lesss Bache
Leaoua auction No u Chartres street Terms at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

j. b. i. II ~ w II Latham. s. G. Secretary
publI ~ y III " the names Of the officers elect
~ w nsuing yen u Tie S. G.. C.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
Printing aud BooEs Ris.est,a4
Ess,brOtde,'ies.

Entb5.Otde,'ies.
Our stock in that department is large and superior. Wowould
call especial attention to
BLACK THREAD LACES.
yALENCIENNES ;.
THREAD CoIFFUREs
VALENCIENNES SETS.
POINT GAZE SETS.
BRUSSELS APPLIQUE SETS.
FRENCH SETS.
EMBROIDERED WAISTS.
HANDKERCHIEFs
LINEN and PIQUE COLLARS.
CAMBRIC and SWISS BANDS.
COLLARS, etc., ETC.
E. REILLY l. CO.,
nl4 2p3t 1875 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16
4. o. S. NJ.

AT meeting Of the s. g. O. held the 18th November 1859
the following officers elected ensuing year,
D. ]. RICARDO, S. g. Com.
z. D. WILLETT, D. s. G. Com.
i. a. CLARKE, s. G. Chan
W. H. LATHAM, S. G. sec'y.
FF. PROCTOR S. G. Treas.
J. H. JONES, S. G. Cond.
E.s. DREW, S. G. Sur.
JNO BURGESS, s. G. Chap
J. L. JACOBS. s. G. Lent
New Orleans, November l6 1859.
W. H. LATHAM,
nl6 2n3t s. 6. Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-16

DAMAGED GooDs. call the attention Of the
trade the sale q damaged goods pacs this day at
10 O'Clock a Nj At Bache Leaumonts auction rooms No
n Ckarrss atse1t. Terms cash.