New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-30

h;c ., g ara .ne crew of the ship Heidelberg,
The canaan aYa a,,a y. .ra.,l III L. ~. !.
In fbe Jan 80, ~ = " nau peeh IN ooats exposed
pho sh;,s sfa,taIa n, y 5ie . SEQ, IoI Iouf aays
Il rnau,arP - al, ~ W Gays from bostoH
80 ? = - =. a.1s s''e pais anu anu pouhd III
5E. -17.- --ess
OHe Lay I'm Advance OF the Mails.
!. .sSsiREssIosAL.--l the Senate, on the 2sd, o
bill was introduced providing for a fen,rararv
government ard t,,s ara..;s >. -.
n .e olilcc ~ M ,uI
sesoi oeheiai I'VE she ierfltory OF Arizona. This
territory, according to an ofcial report inst made
By Colonel Bonneville, n valuable solely on ac-
consists of r abont rar 0ap,, huarsa n W
three thousand MexcaI,s and various tribes q In
nnointents we're ~,
the senate adjourned TN ne "a i January pest
The House was engaged in an iuterestina cate-
chctical discussion Of the slavery question and the
state Of parties in general, in which NJ. Farms
worth, Republican, of Illinois, sustained Ii Tie princi-
pal part. In the course Of the coIIoquy several
eontbern nnembers exnresaed ,I,ar xaus and m,
views of their constituents respecting the reopen
Tor the t#enneM time Ior speaker, Witnout erect
ing choice. The Republican candidate held his
own. but the Democratic votes we're scattered
amono sever,, nou;neas SS9s ,'-s
AMONG several nonllilses'
IHE SENATE PRISTISG-ahe ~ Lac SupeTsatendens
g d,agtc Irnl,a9 a,s g Il9nt itdce,Ine Demo
cratic ~ sena1or,aI caucus met q oelock to-Say
says the washington correspondent OF the New
| York Herald, TO nominate Senate printer. and
conllnned n session upwards o. tnree hours. Inere
were "a about thirty senators present senators Gwin
A and nhaeli appeared as the champions q ~. Bow
man,el the Consttuton, and defended nm rom
cnafges preierred' Win zeal WoTthier e better
cause. N.
Ihe Ioiio~lng exuact q letter. signed BY Mr.
WAS Tedu III Tic CauCs, auu embraces tnG
cha1ses ag.s. noM ilin ~ aiuued 70 N
the heraid ) aispa.cn u ~. soine Oh daJs ~ ago o.
Of he s,i nst would as at Tie fouwng re Il
man pTessng that hs vas At hs time ss ie
sap sa,ua Ii rse cnrr a es
chapter 81 section s. page 81 an immediate bearing on de
case a,,. .,,s 4, Y
M, III 4 a;ex or e ndIrecy nsea TN n nv nbl an
etc. and for any violation ETC. Imprisoned il ts pen
tentary o. ts District q Columbia es any term net ess an
IN as nSf sum from os thousand to ten thousand as
On the 18th Of March 1852 stipulated The
to General g. w Bewman % under certain conditions and y
nnbe printing In thereof the Hi of f
lowing psi! him y Sa,joined If receipt a sa@O &
& .snd do,aaT tbe sm tr IN a. accoSa, y y. y s1he
sand dollars per an stipulated 10 be paid bs said
as provided in our letter Of March 26 is5s -
| GEo. y. BOWMAN.
ms SHOWS tnat boWman m va , m.erested ne q ne
public printing as early as March 26, and that ne
received three thousand dollars cash on the llth "a
April. He ofnciased as superintendent 81 the
public printing and drew ms salary therefor up to
Department, and reference being mad thereto q
will more fuly appear that SIX weeks after ne be-
came interested u the public printing. These are
the simple facts IN he case.
The debate which succeeded eiicited many new
lacts II g - .ne ~. so.s - H. y
# was proved and admitted that the Constituton
paper was a losing institution to the amount of
eighteen thousand dollars per year over and above
its receipts, and that It was absolutely essential
to give it the public printing in order to sustain IL
The debate was participated in by a large number
of Senators. Gen. Bowman and his paper were
/ handled in rather rough manner BY Senators
Toombs Clinpman Brown and CLAY. It became
evident to these gentlemen that the caucus was
determined to force Mr.. Bowman upon them, and
thew gave Senators notice that they would assail
rnnt - ction with ali the mysteries And tlin,
4 bIeripping connected with this newspaper.
Before q ballot was had the above named Sena-
tors, together with Others LEFT the caucus. baE
and four scatteripg,
| There will he some rich scenes when they 20 into
an election for printer, as these Senators declsre
| onaniv thev intend to yentiate the whole natter
Il il lie prevailing impression that Bowman win
| fa;l In mass The ordeal.
The nom nomination of Bowman. Notwithstanding the
! charges in Mr.. Wendells letter, exctes the SUR
nr;sa os every one II is understood that Senatora
Toombs Brown Pugh, johnson Of Tennessee,
Pearce Of MARYLAND, Ciingman, Green, Clay and
Dongas-if the latter is present-will vote against
| Rowman in the Senate. If the Republicans are
united against Bowman he is defeated. 1t stated
man cannot he sustained upon the record nut
/ arainst him. which he has not refuted and one
4 Senator is reported to have gone SO far as to de-
| clare he will have him indicted.
/ Eroo onr Markham exchanges we cliD the fol
lowing telegraphlc dispatches;
Ne,cak, Dec. %, ls59.-ln response to an ex-
| tensively signed call, q large and enthusiastic
Union meeting was nela @ mere .as evening. Mnyor
| tive and soundly Democratic. They were unani-