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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-24

LAFAYETTE HOOK AND LADDER Co. No. 1.-The
election Of officers and Of Delegates the Femens Charitable
Association will take place Wednesday evening next
notice of Secretary Kredell published in columns,
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OLD Folks CONCERT TRooP.-It is announced by
advertisement in columns that the original Old Folks Con-
cert Troupe consisting Of twenty lady and gentlemen artists
and appearing in the costumes of hundred years ago. will give
number of concerts at Amory Hallhe first to off
Christmas night.
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THE ATTENTION Of our readers is called to the
advertisement of Messrs Palfrey Co., who sell to-day Il
O'clock the ST. Charles Exchange list of
and Railroad stocks and bonds and large quantity scrip
the Louisiana Sun and Crescent Offices detailed
list will be found in its appropriate column
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a-Locnl intelligence ON eighth page.

RACES To-DAY.-There will be two races over
the Creole Course to-day, both of them postponed trotting
matches between the brown gedng Oneida and the bay geding
Ranger each for two thousand dollars On Tuesday, if
weather and track good the horses will for
thousand dollars. The advertised.
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.NuegaM.e LNbIaseCh,
es BARoNNE STREET. {
NOTICE ExTRAoRDINAR

The most wonderful and worldrenowned PLANET READER
of the Nineteenth Century, the only Natural Clarvoyant and
seeres and Scientific Female Astroogst in the world has
rived in our city, Madame La Banch has mastered all the
sciences embodied the glorious wonderful and Sublime Gift of
has asonhed thousands by revealing the hidden
mysteries the Past Present and the Future prospects Of life
snneranng to Love- Courtshp, Marage and will describe
c;r Future Partners male female with perfect accuracy
and future events of life sickness and DEATH absent friends and
ayes law law suits travels by and land will inform
ladies' and gentlemen how select agreeable partners for e
ran restore perfect tranquility between husband and WIFE
Madame Banch absolutely advertises nothing but what she
HAS m ability to PERFORM and never fails TO give perfect salts
n 10 NIL that wish TO he acquainted with this
mi m The glorious of Heaven influence the destiny of
man and she has revealed mysteries that no mortal knows She
80 ,re, he called sThe Wonder of the Worldw
please remember Baronne street. between Poydras and
Peddo Streets directly opposite the earrotsn H. H. depot
Rntion rooms and Office Nos and second floor DIS 2pf
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oA1oIsDAY MORNlNG DECEMBER "a 1889

...... SA i u RUl
Holiday GtfYs! Hoiiauy cars
IL O LID AY GIFTS,
E. a. TYLEH,
No. ITO CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
is opening his
sPBgNDTD ASSORTMENT
Christmas and Now Years
GIFTS,
-coss1sT1NG IN PART, or
RICH DIAMOND, OPAL, EMERALD, RUBY and PEARL
SETS OF JEWELRY!
LADIES' WATCHES,
Set with Diamonds, Pearls and Rubies.
LADIES' FINE
ENAlJZzEZED zD.dZcHES!
RICH JEwELED BRACELETS BROOCHES AND EAR
RINGS, FINGER-RINGs, STUDS
GENTLEMEN's
EXTRA FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES |!
FINE GOLD VEST AND FOB CHAINS,
All Styles.
RICH SILvER-WARE,
Consisting Of
FULL sETTs AND ROUGH PIECES,
Unequaled in Design and Finish.
BRONZE AND PARIAN MARBLE
PAPIER MACHE
WRITING DESKS. WORK BOXES. JEWEL CASES
And
LIQUEUle STANDS. .~
OF ths Mos. Beautiful Design and Finish
FINE PAPER MACHE
BAcKGAnI,IoN AND CHESS BOARDs...
Elegant Icory Ctessn,ea, etc., etc.
GOLD, SILVER AND SHE'LL
sPEcTAcLEs AND EYE GLAs sEs
Superior Music Boxes, all sizes.
GOLD AND SILVER CARD-CAsEs PoRTE-MoNNAIES
AND sNUFF-BsXEs BRIDAL AND PARTY
FANS FINE PORCELAIN and CHI
MA VASES TIMETABLE
CUTLERY. &c.
AN ELEG INT AS RTMENT
Gold and Silyer-lIounted Canes,
BEAUTIFUL RICH FANCY HAIR PINS AND COMBS,
Together with
AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY
FANCY GOODS,
dl2 2ptf Which he offers at Fair Prices
500 Stella ShaaUls,
WORTH Sc 90,
FOR THREE DOLLARS ONLY,
A desirable article for
II O iday Pre- sent!
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
dl2 2ptf ll6 Canal street, one doer from Royal.
Fairbanks
p rim CLIP Al SOUTHERN
Scale Warehouse,
AND DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
FAIRBANKS g. CO.,
dl2 2ptf No. % Camp street.
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Champagne TV'isaes.

Champagne Hines.
G. II. Mumm's GOLD sEAIs-quarts and pnts.
G. II. Mmm's ROYAL RoSE-quarts and pins
G. H. Mumn's vERzENAY-quarts and pnts.
Moet Chandons CELL DE PERDRIX.
Noet & Chandons sILIERY.
Charles Fare IMPERIAL-quarts and pints.
Charles Fare CABINET-lalf pnts. .s
CONVERSE & CO.,
u Gravier street.
Choice Sherries and Madeira.
WIDOW vIToRIA 4 SONS,
TOPAZ,
Blackbln's LONDON PARTICULAR,
CONVERSE Il CO.,
- Grayier street.
Fine CoSnac Brantlies.
oTARD, DUPUY & CO, =--".z
MARETT & CO.,
GEORGE SAVER & Co
CONVERSE & CO.,
72 Grayer street.
Extra Fine Old China Whisky.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF .,.t.
BOURBON,
DISTILLED IN 1876.
CONVERSE & CO.,
72 Graver street.
COrdials.
ANIsETTE,
MARASCHINO, and
CURACOA,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.
CONVERSE & CO.,
d22 2p5tThSnTuWe&Sa No. u Graver street.
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The LATEST FASHIONS by STEAM--Mr N Nom
ress 10 Magazine street. just received by steamship
ba the very latest fashions of raen they are
and no mistake as well comfortable The new styles Of
coas and business suits especially worthy attention or
those who cultivate the art of dress being and eente q
the severes aste would dictate the proper thing to b. Mr.
has also got in choice lot of black suits and ne
men Of seasonabe furnishing goods See his
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Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!

Clothing! Clothing! Clothing!
+. MALARD & CO..
Have been receiving a Large Assortment of
FASHIONABLE
w INTER cLoTHING,
Which they offer for sale Low PRICES Their assert
. nent consists in part of the following:
Mems Clothing.
Fine and medium quality Cashmere and Cloth Office COATS
=. Sac COATS.
Fine and medium quality Black and colored Cloth Frock
Fine and medium quality Pilot and Beaver Cloth ovERsACs
Super Waved Pilot Cloth BURNoUs and Winged sACs.
Fancy Golored and Black Cashmere PANTS.
Black and Colorcd Fancy Silk VESTS
Velvet VESTS
Cashmere and Doeskin VESTS.
An assortment Of low priced Union Cashmere PALETOTs
sACs, PANTALOoNs VESTS, JACKETS, OvERCoATs
BLANKET and FLURKING COATS.
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys ard Youths Fancy Cashmere PANTS.
:. :. Bray and Black Union Cashmere PANTS
e. ;. Black DeeslSin PANTS
Frock COATS, PALEToTS and sACs.
:. Black and Colored Cloth JACKETS.
Union Cashmere JACKETS.
Fancy Cashmere VESTS.
:. Black silk and Doeskin VESTS.
=. :. OyERCOATS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Merno and Cotton Knit and Flannel UNDERsHIRTS and
DRAWERS White and Golored Cotton SHIRTS SOCKS sUs
PENDERs NEcK-TIEs, STOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFs, &c.
Also
India Rubber oyERCoATs, CLoAKs, LEGGINGs and
CAPS, UMBRELLAS, etc.
T. MALARD & CO.,
dl2 2peodtjal of Canal and Old Levee
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAULpINGs MISS.
II. Adams, Editor.

A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
sny country newspaper in the South respectfully Of
f,ed as an advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
leans Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE s. CO.,
NJ 90 Con n;oI
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Neh Orleans 1ailp Crescent,
TALK ON CHANGE.

SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER "a, 1859.
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Eye and Ear.
E Y f A N d E AR.
DIR. Won NIOsCHZIsKER,
oCUIIsT AND AURIsT.
DIR. Won MOsCHzIsNER, the well-known European oC-
uLIsT AURIsT begs those who need his
professional services in any maady the EYE EAR which
requires MEDICAL SURGICAL treatment, that can be
consulted at his Rooms,
l24 Canal street, over the Union Bank.
Hours from 9 A. NJ. to A P. NJ, and from 5 to NJ
Rsy.ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted
Deafness.
MS method for the removal of DEAFNESS of long.
est standing his newly introduced Instrument the appi
EAR yAPoRIzER,
which the scientific medical principles has
received testimony of the best Physicians Europe this
country.
Of the many persons successfully treated of which
been deaf than thirty and whose testimonials
may be examaed DIR. MS Office, he will the following
out OF a list of hundreds:
Hon. Senator Pugh Judge Mclean, of the U. s. Supreme
Court Sevns ESQ., editor of the Argus Philadelphia
vim Townsey, Esq., Townsley House. ST. Louis I. H. Town.
ESQ., President Board of HEALTH Philadelphia; L. B.
vlle Commander U. s. Navy Also, letters from Professors
Monkn Winchester of Baltimore Hon. J. G. Sidney, Phil.
adelpha H. W. Smith, editor of the Patriot Nashville Tom.
j. H. Fitzgibbon, Photographic, St. Louis
Dr. NJ further begs lay the two following letters from gem
tenen well in this city and throughout the State
have been him with request publish the same
benefit Of others who may need Dr. Ms services:
LETTER FROM CAPT. T. P LEATHERs,
OF The Natchez:
New Orleans Dec. Q, 1859
To Dr. Won Mosclzisker:
Dear srYou operated my and treated my for
an affection of eyes, 1885, We have both experienced
much benefit cheerfuy take pleasure in recommending
Won as ocist and Aurst to those who need your
7. P. LEATHERS
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cigars Cigars /!

Purchasers will always find in assortment of the well
known brands-nenudad Flor de Puadas Mediana Flor de
PaDcho Redowa Caborga Partagas Knowsomehing, Wash
nyon Dos uermanas sazo Habano etc. at the lowest
prices. n Dn,rc g. co
,s o.e % Commercial Place.
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The Southern Times,
G. W. MCCRANIE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
Is rendered the business of New Orleans reliable
advertising medium The TIMES is published within thirty
miles of the Ouacha river and in wealthy portion of the
ton.growing region of Northern Louisiana.
Address the proprietor at Vernon, Jackson parish Louisiana
Terms, 50 50 per annum in advance.
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO., Agents,
dl2 2plm % Commercial Place.
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Cravats, C,.ayats, C,arats.

fresh invoice of GENTLEMEN's CRAyATs, just re
seiSsa oS LION & PINsARD,
5. and Sc Royal street,
Az e,.s corner BienyiAe.
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R Z NJ E NJ d f r

=. N. MOODY'S,
DIG 2phfoWeTh&Satf cor. Canal and Royal streets.
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10 the Sufferers by the Late Fires.
The applicants for relief in the Fourth District will call
upon the Committee
m F. F. WINTz H. W. REYNOLDS,
G. MATHES, w s. NOUNT
AT the residence Of MATHEs Eighth street. between Lab
rel and Constance on WEDNESDAY, 18th December from
to 61a O'Clock NJ and every day thereafter the funds
exhausted,
The Committee for the Third District w..
C. M0REL, ROBERT WYNN
G. HUFF, H. +. sTURKEN
VIII also meet for Distribution, the residence of GOD
PRED HUFF, No. 556 Craps street. on WEDNESDAY 14th
from 10 A NJ to p NJ and every day thereafter until the
funds placed in their hands District shall have been dis
posed Of
WIN. S. MOUNT,
dl4 2plOt Secretary Executive Committee.
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Just received from Paris, beautiful assortment Of
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS,
BRONZE AND PORCELAIN VASES,
BRONZE STATUES AND CANDELEBRAs,
PORCELAIN CANDLE STICKS,
BISCUIT GROUPS ETC., etc.. etc.
LION & PINSARD,
ms 2p.f "a and 5S Royal street, corner Bienvlle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Nyu-uAMPsUI,sE.

, New Hampshire was the last and most difficult
o. the Northern Free States to detach from the
slave Democracy. Alone among them, i! opposed
lGcn. Harrsons election in 1910, giving four-ffths
Iof the aggregate msjority for Ven Buren, in the
lonly two Free States that voted for him. When
JOhn p Hale refused her representative to vote
for the Annexation Of Texas without some gusran-
|ty that Slavery should dtyid, that vast acquisition
with Free Labor, the Democratic leaders called
|seoOnd State Convention and pat him off their
ticket, though be had been regularly and fairly
nominated for the ensuing term. When the Rev.
INr. Atwood, a regular Democrats candidate for
lCoyeInor, some years later, declared himself in
fsyer of preseatiDg the Extension Of Slavery, be
was in like manner repudistes and thrown over.
Not till the Nebraska Iaquty bad aroused the coz
science and slsrned the patriotism Of the Free
States, was the renovation Of New Hampshire Of
fected; but when she did come, she came ike an
avalanche, sweeping out of her high places the
bold. bad ms who had 20 long abused her CONF
dence and electing State Government and full
Congressional Dele egation of men devoted to Equal
and Universal Freedom.
At three several State Elestions since that oyor.
turn, have the most desperate s1erton' been made
by the condemned and ousted vassals Of the Slave
Power to regain their lost ascendancy, and each
effort has been signa1y defeated. Again they have
rallied all their forces for desperate ouset st the
ensuiB, Election, trusting aot in their strength
but in their fond expectations Of division and disaf
fect0n among the Republicans Some Of our
candidates, they alege, are not the mos. deserving
or popular; our friends might have presented the
names Of men who would have inspired more en-.
.huiiasm and called out 8 heavier vote. Hence
they cheri.h confident hopes Of beating one or two
Of our candidates fer Congress, if Es revolutioniz-
ing the State.
These expectations, we trust, are destined 10
disappointment. 1t may be that the Republican
candidates are not all the strongest men that could
have been presented; Of this We viii not pretend
70 Judge; bat We know tha. the Republicans can
only be beaten BY their own dissensions or apathy,
and that, they should be thus beaten the, places
win be supplied By men who will vote nine tmes in
ten 90 As to make those Republicans who may now
withhold their surages from tie candidates Of thei,
party bitterly rue that course. We know that the
defeat of even one of the Republican candidate.
for Congress win be National disMter-win cause
the shadow to recede on the dial Of our country.
progress toward universal righteousness and liberty
We entrest every New. Hampshire Republican tc
suppress any heart burninss be may have beer
tempted to cherish and to resolve heneefor.h to DE-
bis utmost to secure . triumph for the cause o.
\ Free Labor and Free Men. To this end, all tn.
eywsioes Of tive men are needed; to this cod v,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
yaw Yo,sA pAnY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1859

Lecrinsks, aad who not beeite, hsd to leave their
" snug lying in the Abbey" and take their ch.ncs
in the unh,lowed earth without What could be
collected OF the remains Of Louis XVI and Marie
An,onette was placed in the empty vault after
the Restoration, aud Louis XVIII. Is waiting at the
door according to royal pOsthumOus etiquette un'
III a successor, neveryet arrived, shall come to
take hi. Place. On the whole, therefore we con-
cluee that the probability of the dynasty Of the
Second Of December securing permanent lodg-
rent under roof which hs, been 80 fAithless TO
i,s former tenants. i. not of ths rOst violent de-
scription. But We dare say that Grea' mu'''.uae'
in Frsnce woald gladly conse nj to let It stay tnsre'
if it would take speedy possession Of the preu'es
and th.: they most deyOuty pray to ST. Teni' 10
take il TO his charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
THOMAS JEFFkEssoH.

We have tidings from Virginia of Thomas Jefss-
SOD. BY sorae strange process of trAnsmigrsson
he has turned up again 10 the Old Dominion. though
in 50 obscene a way that those desiYous of aseiss
80 celebrated character, are obliged to o.ssra
pecunary reward for the discovery Of his whore
about, Witness the following advertissmeat,
which ws cut from The Richmond EnquireTOs Feb.
!, Is59:
" RuSAwAY-OSE HUNDRED DOLIsRs RE-
WARD The shove reward VII be paid for the appsehasea
os a.. s.,s V1s ans % IN S s.. q VI,
e9. BLOWN t s.ss oh. COED ~ss sv. ssst
JoHS A. Hur,aIsox"
twill be seen frora .hiS graphic d.scriy ytioa THAI
the founder Of Virginia Democrasy-f this, in
deed, be be-has renewed his youth aud slvhay
Ttduced bis stature. In other ressecn the sccoust
saies well with what We know Of the author Of tbs
Declaration. 4 brown complexion full had Of
" hair, good teeth ard rather grun countssaace.
Anybody might be expected to have rather grum
countensnee who belonged TO Mr. John A. Hutche-
SOD, and was required to csati ibute his easainss fr
the rest Of his life to tho support Of that suisss
gentleman. And especially any body Who bose -
Dsme Of Thomas Jefferson, and had intellgesse
enough to gather from the Declaration Of IsAs-
pendence and the Virginia Bill Of Rights thai %
had certain inalisuabls rights Ia liberty asd 10
pursuit Of happiness.
Things change, even 10 Virginia. EightJ-tsrss
years ago, lad the name Of ThomaS - Jefssen y
peared in q newspaper Of that Commonwsaln
coupled with the offer Of reward for the sPp'e'
hession of ths bearer thereof the offer would have
keen made in the name Of the British King "so
| claimed the ssid Thomas ss his uaaT and sa'-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
The AMERICAN TRADES COMPANY.
WHAT THFy MASyFAcvURF

THE AMERICAN SMOKER.
Consisting of great variety Of unique and beautiful patterns
OF CIGAR TuBrs: also. several varieties of PIPE TUBEs The
pscusrty about these articles Is that each one
receive damp sponge through which the smoke OF the burn
ing cigar tobacco has lie way to the mouth rss
dsmp spop only coo the smoke but extracts from the
nicotine OIL poisonous property Of tobacco which renders
the breath oenve Smokers will find In the use o the e
tubes luxury before attained By using the Turk
jar Their will also greatly promote the heath OF
the bsbus smoker and the swesne OF tae oea
TBE AMERICAN CARPET. HOOK
little contrvance for putting down carpets without tack
article which has before been upon the mar
ket But It possesses the merit Of enabling person to Pot
down up carpet Of the largest l. general use In h
minutes without injury TO the floor or carpet IL
very pchespcr In the long than scks-And the great
facility with which servaut can take up and pnt oown
carpets without the possibility Of msahe renders nvaus'
bic TO the houseketper
THE AMERIcAN PESHoLDER AND WIPER
invention for holding wet into which the pen
is thrust always coming clean aud ready for
very article for the Counting Desk and Libra
~ Table.
The trade sensrsy and espci,y merchants from ont Of
town buy city invited to call and complete
their assortment from our stock
AMERIcAs TRADES Co.,
Nos % and "a FrsIkfoTt-st-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

The Whig State Convention Of Virginia met at
Richmond yesterday, and nominated WILLIAM l..
GoGGIN as their candidate for Governor Mr..
Goggin is man of character and ability, and bore
q part in the National Councils when Virginia
was better represented there than she has been
Of late years lie served in the House Of Repre-
sentatves from le39 to lS45, and from lS47 to
ls49, when lie wa. beaten by small majority BY
bis Democratic opponent. Our dispatch states
tha. his nomination for Governor was made with
great unsnimity and enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

In the SENATE yesterday, Mr.. Bnshfs rArid
resolution was up, and Mr.. Clingman spoke ct
lergth in opposition. Mr. Simmons replied, when
the subject was postponed until to day, Mr. Hun
ter having the floor. Mr.. Seward tried 70 get up
the Indiana Senators case, but failed BY one vote.
The Cuban bill was then taken up. and Mr.. Foot
moved TO- amend that no payment shall be made
until the Treaty shan be ratified By the SsrAte.
Mr.. Foot and Mr.. Push occupied the sessios. Nj
Benjamin having the aoor at adjcurrmsnt
In the House, the case of tho disputed sest OF
the delegate from Nebraska wa hia OF shs table
~ six nlsiorty. Tks biz fsz sAs sIm.ss:oa Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

Not long since in his famous Duquesue letter,
Mr.. Buchanan vigorously inyeighed against the use
of money in elections. 1t has lst been developed
by the Naval Inyes igating Committee that man
who has managed to secure ieyeral fat contracts
for liye.Oak timber paid to the Pennsylvania Dem
ocratic State Committee, 10 1856, about SIG, 600
to secure the election of the same Mr. Buchanan
who is shocked at the immortality of using money
to carry elections.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

Mr. Opiyke's bill to reform the Law Depart
meut Of this city cuts boldly AID deeply. Mr..
Bu,teed only asked for SOS 500 for bis deparsmsn Mt
in 1859, about $550O0 Of which the Common
Council are willing to give him. Mr.. Opdyke cuts
the counsel himself down to Sc, 500 per annum 81:
tie most and makes other changes which viii
bring down the whole servi,e to about 81, 900 .
year instead of nearly $4,000. 1t is not many
years since $4,000 Wa amply suficien. to pay =
counsel Of far higher talent than the present incuu-
bent N. Opdyke's bill, or something in the same
spirit. should pass without delay.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
THE SAGE AND THE SOLDIER.

There are many and various kinds Of legislative
nonsense. There is the folly into which impetuous
con.tituences viii fall Of petitOning for the redress
of grievances. There il the sheer stupidity which
members will sometimes skow Of presenting the
mad memorials Of miserable outside citizens.
There is the repulsve easerness with which addle.
headed Senator's and Representatives viii now and
then insiat upon the reception AMI reference of
these cIasy docunspts. When We consider .aat
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
or.so, va. dss,ted for .hort tine, and m,de

Oregon wa debated for short time, and mde
the sr,ecis, o,oer for Saturday. During the even
i0y ses,iOn, 81. Keim spoke in favor Of Protection,
sad Mr. Taylor ,f Louisiana in favor OF the ac'
qaisition Of Cubs. Mr. Abbott opposed the latter
pr,to,ition After tie debate upon the Oregon
bill, mr. Taylor Of n. Y. made an expose Of the
euor NOUS SUN paid by tue Government for priot-
ipe
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

No bu,iness of importance was done last.night
by the Common Council. The Tax Levy is yet in
the hards of the Conference Committee, but will
probably be reported this evening. 1t is now
nearly eleven millions, and is still swelling rapidly
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

Two Of the leading measures of the session are
now fully under discussion in our State Legislature
the Canal policy and the Registry law. On
these bills there was an animated discussion yester
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11
Aew:Uork DAILY Iribrate
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken municsns What
intended for insertion must be sutheI tcated S the
address Of the wrtenot necessarily for publca
ton, but guaranty for his coed faith
undertake to return rejected Communications
Business letters for THE TRIBUNE Office should in all gases be
addressed to HORACE GREELEY ACo.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-11

Our far Western mails begin to come with com.
mendable regularity. Utah dates to the 18th and
San FranciscO to the 18th are at hand. The news
is not important.