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The following scene recently occurred at theater
in neghboring city: First actor (fring pisto)-
q Unnatural son, die, by my hand!n (The pistol
misses ire) Second actor Calling on the stage
is true the pistol missed fire. my father, but die,
in obedience to your paternal wish.' y
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Below-Con,nstup.

DcAO"-SUMtGu8 up
Ship America, Howe, from New York, to W Hyn-
son Geo.
Ship st Peter, Suvin from New York via Charleston
to G Fosdick.
Ship Manlius, Petman, from Boston,
Ship Berkshire, Williams, from Boston.
Ship Madras, Robinson, from Liverpool.
Ship Ogden, Loveland, from Now York to G N
Brit IS nv E.Pe Rudolf, fro Liverpool ssn jan, to
Ship lsmbus, Hathsm, from Philadelphia, to c
Ship s. PasAsk, Folea}som rivsih ist jan % $
,smp l Penns Nelchess from Liverpool 4th Jan,
to j Whitl &co.>.,.
Ship franklin Haven Sears, = days from Boston to
G A Fosdick.
Ship Hartley, Halves, = days from Boston to G W
Hynson &co. @w
Ship Success, Child, - days from New York to G w
Hynson eco.
Ship Joseph Keller, from New York.
Ship Excelsior, Swift, - days from New York, to
w Hynson &co.
Ship Commodore, Bliss, - days from Boston, to G
A Fosdick.
Ship Seth Spmgue, =, from Demara.
Ship Chimbolazo Gilchrist from Liverpool, sth Dec
Ship Elizabeth Kimball Wilson, - days from Bos-
ton to Jones Geo. .-s
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Shipping gutelIigtnte.
cREscEsr orrlcE. No. 10 Camp street, /,

~ See the back OF this page-7th for
Financial, Commercial and River News
departments.
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Pride is goodly cruteh-it kS many a one
when we employ it to poke other folks with. 81.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

Exports.
LIVERPOOL Ship lady sahr ,2oso bales cotton
1000 slaves. q
.o LIVERPOOL y15ss. Bark Easands eestos
MOBILE .schr Sarah Burr. '7sl scks corn, sick
coffee, do pepper, Is bbl bread SO bbls whisky 10
bbs pork, Abls flour, rice, bx tobacco, box
Impafts.
GALVESTON AND INbIANoLA Steamship
Texas. 80 bales cotton to ] Tully Geo 23 do ia
Campbell & Strong. 20 Duncan & Logan. Is Block
McAtfee eco. Is do Jno Williams SEQ. IL Scruggs
Donegan &co. 10 Farley, Jurey Geo. 10 Henderson
Terry &co Z Martin, Cobb AGO. z S Nelson acc
60 Edward Nolle eco. 3 Payne Harrison s j
Morgan IS Moses Greenwood Geo. A Green g. CrulnI
| 8 Friedlander & Gerson 3 Warren, Gilmore SEQ !
| Tareton, Whiting & Tuls. 3 D Kelly Geo sun
dries to Preau l. Ceuterie. .Forcheimer u Meyer.
FRANKIE 4 Daniels. e Hart eco. Biscoe & Sims
| McGill & Jackson. j I Hardie eco. "A Glenn
| Clark Mosby &co. Adams &co. Inban Il Mehle
| and order. Total 1874 bales cotton.
| MOBILE. Steamer VIM Bagaley 521 bales cottor
to Rives, Battles & Noble. z do Tarleton, Whiting
| Tullis. i do bbls bag seed R c Cummings &co.
SO bdls paper Stevens Geo. 20 bales osnaburgs
Pitcher, Goodrich Geo. 10 cotton gins and sundres
] L Harris. Total 529 bales cotton.
| MOBILE. Steamer Cuba. 200 bales cotton to I
Geddes 40 do Prats, Pujol Geo. "a scs cotton seet
N Smith eco. L do l. Fash. g scs corn to Watt
Noble .sundries to order. Total $40 bales cotton.
BOSTON. Ship Ashland. 545 tons ice to W f
| Hathaway.
BOSTON. Ship Franklin Haven. 1877 tons ice t.
j l. Warner AGO.
TURKS ISLAND. .Schr Euphemia 1888 bbls sal
| to master.
BOSTON. Ship Ashland. .asst'd mdse.
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<. ". Ayres q printer of,6s Press iice, skatsd
from this city across Lake innebago. Ind up r.
Fox river to Berlin. a dstanc of z mill perforR
ing the feat in just FIVE hours md fifteen h9utes,
at the rate Of IA miles per hour. Fond da[as RresS
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Me,aApnaa.

ss-The ofhesh of the tAemer Telegf N from JET
ferson, reprt left port sted pers osceo sallie Rob
inson and Era MOB. In portrait Shreveport steamer:
r W Powell and Carroll, all for this port.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

THOMAS MURRAY & CO., DEALER IN Ev-
cry description Of
UNDER.
New Basin, cor. Cedar and j uiia sts.,
NEW ORLEANS.
THOMAS MURRAY. JNO. @, POOLEY
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Passengers.

Pef.Stetmship Texas, from Indianoa and Calves
ton WBrowp and lady, Foley, Mr. Montgom-
cry, Nassts NicRs, Dickinson, Parvo, N Gussett, A
Peter, Il RGhilton, GNloooy, j F T@sdell, 6 B
Keel K ds. and pipther stsd' J c ri pney and 6
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Leaves on TUESDAY. LIST prox at5P.M
r.. FOR POINT PLEASANT. BAYOU
l@Gk&ksG Bsrho0mew-The liaht-draught passenger
$50 steamer He'd Chief, j. g. Shute, master,
and c. H. kouns, clerk will leave above, taking freight
passengers all landings route and
all landings the bayou high the State line freight
or pa sage apply on board.
v1RGINIUs @. DENTzEL,
feA Advertising Agent
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Leaves every FRIDAY ats r. NJ.
New Orleans, Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet.
IT, FOR TRENTON, MONROE, PINE
l&AEAnsS BLUFFS, Castor Landing Columbia Harrison-
burg, Trinity, and all intermediate landings on
onaeh,e and Black RiysrsThe new elegant and wifi
commander g. p Work clerk, leaves above O'clock
p d. For freight or passage apply on board.
FIRGTNUSC DEKTZE1,
fe7 Advertising Agent
Freight taken for Bayons Bartholomew and with
privilege of reshipping, -
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7 E N s A s..

Leaves on SATURDAY. 26th inst st S P. NJ.
, ~ FOR UPPER AND Il u w r. X
sEst5S TT NsAs-Ths Ugh! draught passenger packet
Saline, George Miller master, vii! leave as
above taking freight for all Intermediate landings Tensas
Black rivers For freight passage having superior
commodations, apply on bo,rt
yIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI,
fee9 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-25

Leaves MONDAY. Ssh int at p NJ
~ FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAND
l6MtA&n Bayou Campte GRIND Alexandria, Bar
assss. bins Landing, and all intermediate andngs
rverThe fine light daght passenger packet
ID. n. Carroll, W kmball MASTER will leave above.
For freight passage apply on board.
yTRG1NIUs G. DENTZEL,
fees Advertising Agent.
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NEW hoax. Arrived 2sd inst, ships Atlantic
nd Mediator, from New Orleans
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Railroads.

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. =. From Canton. :. ID bales cotton to
Robson & Allen AS do to Warren, Gilmore geo. Al
Patton, Smith & Putnam. .3s Frierson, Conway &co
.33 Rotchford Brown eco. IS Rhorer, Higginbo-
Thornhill &co. 8 Block, McAfee Geo g do Green &
Crump 6 Wright, Allen Geo. 6 Cutrer Harrison 4
co. IS Prtchard & Flower. IS Connolly Il Champlin.
8 A ] Tully Eco. Coleman, Britton Eco. 2 A NJ
Hopkins. Total 264 bales cotton.
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Leaves every FRIDAY, at SIP. NJ.
NEW 0RLEANS TK ENT0N

Leaves 7, p. Vt.
, r. NEW ORLEANS TRENTON AND
lEASlN&,G Monroe regular weekly paeket-For Trenton,
EssTsss5s Monroe, Pine Bluffs, Castor Landng Coum-
ba Harrsonbutg Trinity, and all intermediate landings,
onacha and Black Rivers the elegant and
ming packet II. w. McRae, Jno. W Tobin
ter, @. 2, Work, clerk, will leave as above
MUSE 4 BRO. Agents,
Corner Common and Front streets.
nf- Freights taken for Bayou Bartholomew D. Arbonne
with privilege Of re.shipptng. fel5 If
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ALABA M A RIv Err.

NJOTICE-WM. H. HENNING HAVING THIS DAY
IN sold tho ersignea his entire interest in teid
Co.'S Southern Express he withdaws and has longer
connection with that W. 4. REDDING.
New Orleans, February 2, 1859 fe3 In
DONTCHARTKAIN r. RAILROAD NOTICE
Persons notified to the rack of this as
thoroushare iage II mules or oher
cattle taken it, they will he charged City each
New Orleans February Is. 1859, fele I'm
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JEFFERSON. Steamer Telegram. 1855 bales cot
ton to Frellsen, Stevenson eco 81 do D Donovan
III H May eco. n Duncan & Logan. so Hen
derson, Terry Geo.. % Scott, Williams eco. l6 do
Wright, Allen eco. Is do D Cooper eco. .13 S 0
Nelson &co. 10 Farley Jurey Geo. 8 Fellowes eco
IS Carter &co. g BARLEY, johnson &co. 3 do
G Cummings SEQ. ADJ hides and sund's l. Mann
eco III bgs cotton seed Miller Forester 8 do to
Carroll, Hoy &co. 2 hides D Cooper &co. Total
66l bales cotton.
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HIrA RIVER,

+ Leaves on SATURDAY. February 18th. at 0 A. NJ
IT. OUACHlTA kIyER-fhe elegant
swift running regular Onachita passenger
is@as@ak steamer Messenger, George II. Kirk master
will leave Camden Beach Hills Miers BluE Champay
nellie, Wilmington Moro Bay Pigeon His Mne Saline Extra
.ndng Aasama Landing ouschia City stirlng,on, Tref
ity and landings Black and Ouacha Rivers as
above For freight passage apply on hoard
V1RGINIuS 9. nENTZEIr,
feb Advertising Agent
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at5P.M.
St. Louis Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
~ FOR ST. LOUIS-CONNECTING AT
Cairo with the Illinois Central and st. Louis
with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad The
ne, regular packet New Falls City,
b. Woods MASTER will leave for St Louis and all nterme
iias landings above For freight passage apply
board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEII
feA Advertising Agent.
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MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES A PARTNER IN
changed COOPER NEI3ERT
n and % Common street.
New Orleans
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Leaves TUEsDAY. March L. ats P. NJ,
, ~ = FOR HURRICANE AND CA 70.
lEAtA lima Bluff. shreveport, Grand Ecore Alex.
andriaThe elegant and swift running passenger
packet Lecomte, Cheney Johnson master will
leave above For freight passage apply hoard.
yIRGINIuS q. BENTZEL,
fe25 Advertising Agent
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY. March 3 At s o'clock P. ~
NJ Il PHIS AND NEW OR.
ln4RAs,S leans u. s. mail packet ne-For Memphis and
the Bends-The f,s, class paek e. steamer John
SimOnCs Captain j. f. Smith, will take freight from the
foot rod and will leave above For freight
passage apply on board, or to J. II. FRELIGH,
Office under ST. Charles Hotel.
nTh line connects at Napoleon with regular packets for
White and Arkansas rivers and Memphis with superior
packets for st. Lonis and Louisville.
M. Adams Express carried regularly by this line fea
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THE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING RETIRED FROM
the Building business, returns thanks to his
friends for their liberal support heretofore solicits
continued patronage to the firm which his undivided
attention will be devoted. THOMAS MURRAY.
New Orleans February IS, 1889. re19 If
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n ). DEVICES WILL CONTINUE THE COAL
LIZ business No. l46 Magazine street, for his
Il. D. MACN will continue the Coal business
of Philip and Levee Streets Fourth District for his
r1uuf falt+
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-19
The 1w..tissh Senatorial Ds.,,,es.

At the recent convention OF delegates
from the various counties oi the 10Th Sepa.
torIal district Benton. S,carns and Meeker)
&. &. Aspsses. ED, of St Cloud. was
nominated n the Democratic candidate for
State Senator. Mr.. A. IL well known to
our readers. from frequent contributions to
our columns. lie is geutlctnan Of conser
vatlve and sale political views. thoroughly
pasted on the political history OF the coun.
try, and an uncompromsing Democrat. We
are glad TO hear OF bis nomination. which is
equivalent To an election.
L. III. WILEY OF Meker. DR. Tullu,S
Of S,earus. aud ;. ". SWEET Of Benton.
were at the same time nominated for the
iioase OF Representatives IRON this district.
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The second DemocraiIc State Convention
closed its sssion yesterday. after fully and
harmon,oa-ly accomplishing the objects
which it met to perform. lts proceedings,
which we publish a, length elsewhere. were
conducted with propriety aud good feeling
"A result which the arbaniiy and paria
mrntAry ability Of the President, Col
JoHssos, aided very materially to produce.
The names Of candidates nominated We
have placed a, the head Of our columns.
The latenexs Of the hour ia our excuse for
neglecting To make any allusion to them in
divsiually in this paper Hut that is unne-
cs~ary. They are men who are known
throughout The State as able, honest. we'll
tried Democrats. As such. we endorse all
and each Of them. and oil Of each The en-.
thusisSm 81 the Convention will b. carried
into the canvass. and the candidates present
I'd will b. ,riumpbantly elected by the de-
mocracy Of Minnesota, in October next.
The platform adopted. both in regard to
National and State politics, ia all that we
could have asked had its dictation rested
upon Us. Frank, honest. bold, thorough,
lemocra,ic, in al lis assertions and sugges.
tons, the principles aud policy enumerated
IN II mus, copmand the hearty endorsement,
Of the Democracy and the rcspec, Of the
whole people.
With all the Convention, candidates,
plai'orm-we are sa'isiol, pleased, delight.
cd and We pledge the party our utmost
Efforts to detnd the principles which its rep.
resen'ativcs have put forth, aud To sustain
the candidates whom ,h,y have nominated.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-19
The Cleveland Tragedy,

The shocking death IT well known cit.
iIen, r.. I. SrkHtl>G. IN Cleveland seems To
be causing much ,scit,men, as the iny,s,i.
CATION before the corOrer's jury PROGRESSES.
A special mr,iug Of III, Common Council
WAS called by the Mayor, but adjourned an.
III the resul, OF the jury Is known. when. II
II is declared 10 be murder, heavy r..
ward will he offered. Many think Mr..
STERLING was murdered and the affair is !,
dens mystery. The Pid,ndsuie, remarks
Several gamblers have lsit the city sine. the
tragedy. Ttey i,fi saddculy aud vi,hou, much
preparation. They thought. and pcrhap. Mise.
ly. that Cleveland would soon be too ho, IA,
them. They had better kerp away. li.saij
that others contemplate leaving soon. Lights
are blown cut early IN the Nsriou. poker hell.
now. The fast aud the fancy AZ, not 80 con
spicueas shou, town a. they we're. They seem
inclined io pause for awhile
The inter,s, in this bloody mystery s.sms
TO increase. All sorts OF rumors and ,heo-
rios are current, The following is tie yer.
dict OF the coronr Jury
The Jury dud that Mr.. sterling came 10 IN.
dssth by hemoTrhsgc Of the brain. produced
Nv fracture Of the .ku, that the cirrum
stances surrounding the case, a. developed be
lore The jury. lead them 10 believe that the
fracture Was sascd by violence. bot at whose
hand the, cannot determine: that While ex
pressing said opinion, they also believe u pos.
Seie said fracture Was caused by fall,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-19
AFTERNOON SESSION


The Convention met at bali past three
o'clock.
The committee on Permanent Oryanza.
,iou rpor,ed; but on motion of J. II.
BHouS the rcpor, was laid IN the table
until the Committee On Credentials report.
~.
Hon. W. W. Pnurs, of Goodhue county,
in the absence Of the COMMITTEE, was called
upon TO addrss the Convention. lie did
so, ably aud effectively, In thu course OF
bis remarks, Mr. 4. referred to the Repub.
lican party merrly as the party Of opposi.
ton. bearing one name herv and another
els~berc. lnaugura,ei in opposition to
the doc,ripe OF Popular Sovereignty. il now
abapdons tina, opposition IN many Of tLc
states the principle had hccome dear to
tbs American people, AMI no party opposing
It could long exist IN this country lleurgcd
the tonv,ni .on 10 fully cndor,r the prime
plsoi foquar sovereignty and Ccngrs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-19

Ma. hrss. the famous spiritnpping
medium. says the hof'oal i,r,s,. has lately
rather put his foo, into !, in Paris A,
one Of be seanee' ote OF the guests. a part.
eolsrlyAciise Individual made sud,is grab
ct the spirit, ~h'eh Was tickling his leg
and. behold. be found Mr.. iirs, ioo, IN M.
hand. On Other occasion chld's glove
M. icaoi lying on th, aoor vhn N.
iuruiiUv "a, b,in, pot g. right, alter the
ssdsf
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in the Cincinnati platform, and at the same
time strengthen the hands Of the great
statesman Of the Senator
DoCG.As. This sentiment, and also ooe or
two other illusions TO Senator d., were re-
ceived with uproarious applause BY the
ConventioD. Mr.. PHKIps closed By refor.
ring to the duties Of the delegates, the ne
cessity Of laying down sound and Judi.
cious platform, and placing upon II able and
honest men. Such q course would ensure
glorious victory on the second Tuesday Of
October.
REPORT on CRgDESTIAIS.
Mr.. WILKINSON, from the Committee on
Credentials, presented the following report !:
After a careful examination Of the certihc stes
presented to your committee, your committee
beg leave 10 report the following names a.
Delegates entitled 20 seats In the State Conyen.
ton.
den'ials from the new counties, which, under
the call are entitled TO one Dele gate each and
your committee report accordingly.
The committee believe that the present sys.
ten Of representation for State Conventions /.
arbitrary and erroneous. They therefore re.
commend that resentations In future State
Conventions he based upon the actual votes
cast in the respective counties at the next pre-.
cediDg election.
ROSS WILKINSON, Chr.
GOLD 7. CURTIS,
JNO. ". CHASE,
j. +. O'FERRALI,
j. a. STARKS.
The following Is the list of Delegates re-
ported by the Committee. together with a
few additions made by vote of the Con-
yrntion
dnota-John kleiner.
hden- j. McAlpin.
Bcct0-Joseph Moody.
Bsnfon--bavid Gilman and VIM. s. Moore.
Bias Ea,th--J. A. Willard, Daniel Buck, and
- Bruuer.
B'o~a Frederick Rehfeldt and Joseph II.
Brown.
Br'ct'nrdgs--J. n. Chase.
buchanan j. ". fIuy.
Cass-"I. W. Lyndc.
C1rsr--J. A. Sergeant and Fred. Greiner
Chisogo--Levi W. Folsom.
Cror Kings. u. Able.
CotfOnnoosf-.-A. Fraigacr
Dakota Ill. II, Sibley, Eugene Dean, J. W.
Doyle, J. Vandcrhoek, James Il. Case. Asa
Barton and j. Flanagan.
Dodgt--A. }. Edgerton, A. D. La Due. and
James George.
Dougtds.-A. Kinkead.
Farrbamt-Audrew c. Dunn asl George +.
Kingsley.
FRmo,s-Thomss Quinn u. Il. Wells, Ga.
briel Gabrielson Cordello wilkins, N. J. Eos.
ter, llrownel Granger, II, y. Bristol. j. +.
O'Farrel
F"b0n-J. ". Heath and H. {. Lacy
Gooihu--w. ". Phelps, II. {. Hoffman.
". CoIyilie. II. Van Camper. and T. Parker.
Hsnnsp'n East W. Locheu. Richard Few.
or, aud Charles Miles.
H'naep,n Iiei-B. +. Baker. u. Charlton, T..
u. Amcs, T.. I. Alllug. Martin Mcleod and II.
Kelly.
Ur,,f,,-.y = Eeep,, T. u l u,.I
Yelling, Thomas Couri', and John Nelson.
kani.-J. :. l.. Beatty, or Norri.
hasca James M feiridge.
Jdck'@'--J. o. Whitney.
E.pn,b,c--E. ID Hal
haud,,,s, ! y Wu.o,
Ls Susa,--J. W. Babcock. and W. smith.
Nanonin-B. r. Brown.
Moonvaj,, ! rl1s,hroh
MHe I.ac-J. Middleton.
TL,od-Jobn n steven.
M,k,rI n Altman,
Nance n y,,,. rl,,. II ,.,,, a,,
AS r,eres,
M,,, = r,l.,u,,
Mor,,,on-p.r Thomson
N,coy,t- Thomas r,ua, II ~ I.mh.,,o,
and J. b. Kennedy.
yobi, \ psumon
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-19
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Bok govERsoR.
GEORGE l.. BECKER, Of Ramsey.
roK LIErrxsAsr Goysssok.
sYLvaNUs D. LOWRY, Of s,earns.
poa SECRETARY on srArE.
FRANCIS BAAsES, Of Brown.
roK ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN h. BRisBIN. Of Ramsey.
vos STATE rHsAsoHgs.
SAMUEL u. Able, Of Grow Wing
voa REPRESENTATIVES, IN cossKnss.
JAMES n. CAvANAUGH. Of Fillmore.
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM, Of sibley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-14

s.ty.usa 50 be ee-gy, srected - Ps''e hnania'
PoE,saI, srd r.hg,ons5 toey wee N favor OF oarG
Apcss return; eDi be va.s Dan 81 100 s'ioos WI
for them 20 nsoAge they chose Isosse Presldeh'
whose GoyeInDeat u vss so6e,y predicted would no.
a,tsIn 20 a very sres, oil age IL
One of TIE mos: carsO1. things IN th- ester - ne
uncertainty wp ch r. msnfests - 70 toe where aoous
Of Saut. AR "A himself from which Il would appear
tina. tn Old chieftan - not very communicative as 20
h,s NOV euen:s even to his f,ends. BE might be st
Havana ia vas reported At The time or 81 farms
gena, bis Nes Graz siian hone, or IN the british
West Indie.: bl. wherever ne might b., be Was as
,Ur,G Of the devotion OF k.s lodi lussed friends.
Another curious fem IN the l-tter is tie statement
that the LaosgS u. and the Clergy bad sent
e mission 20 Hss "A, requesting the Captain Geoera
70 detsIn Santa Arpz there, tla ely, ard not %
permit bis then much taRet of rsturu 70 Mexico.
The mission carried on, SORT ~ b1be the prom
ise 10 Gen. CoIchs that the pending difficulty with
Spain woali be satisfactorily settled by the res Gov
.Inmert Santa Anna vss quite unnecessarily eau
toned 70 be on bic gnsr'i against their vles