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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-22

NO. 400 j
R.sered That Comptroller be aud ne hereby author
sdndcae the lowest bidder after hee days notice In
official Journal for repairing the Poydras market
house with specifications fe IN the Sursey
ors Office ad adjudication to be subject TO the approval
lection of Common Council.
iSiznedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[SIgnedl JOHN T. MONROE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July 80, 1859.
Isigned1 GERARD sTlTH, Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09
Amy Intelligence.

board Of officers, to cons'r o, Captain William Naypa.
der, Captain w. A Thornton, and Lieut. G. T. b.. a OF
the Ordnance Department will assemble at Braeboro
Vermont AT such time shall hereafter be Designated
to exsrpine revolving which will be presented
by W +. Burrows, Of Bcatileboro Upon The com.
peNoo OF TIC experiments. detailed report viii be me
Ter Me inforoatlou Of TIE War Department.
medical board, 10 consist OK Suig eon C. A Finley
SursFon s Ioo'e, and Assistant 5drgeo, Campbell
WI hsserhle 81 Wet Point n Y "a tne 29b trs, -
tIamoe INTO the pay sca qusf ;soos OF the candidates
lor scm'sson nto the Military Academy the board ia 10
peg orpauSg Ct its do'!es ol governed By t1o reg1
i@'eIs applicable sod at the cose Of tho examlp5t
ave ecea 10 fnske general for the rforo1svo1
o. we stc,esr9 o Nsr. special report Will be- 10 !s
touLh ire sU9e'i-eD-eBt the Academy ia he sss
o. ahy caeci6At' V1o IL No. deemed TO possess .be
aGisie fbytirai ability
eaJ@ Bsrjsmio Briee, Psy DEPARTMENT ia agsyo.
ca 70 cuy N me n onteu. " the ws' and viii ,eo5.,
,aT cuy 70 me commanding officer Of fOrt syeo gorta
nfss ~ * VIZ w
"tjr james Lsrpetreei Department, is agg,rn,i
70 do'y be Department Mt Of Ne Npx,co. aud wiz rsD
b. the 3r, opportunity 20 tbe heaoquactere Of pat Dc
psr'olen', and report 70 the colonel c1in IN AIDING
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The RESIGNATION OF Col RYAN-Tae sixty nth resi
ment turned cot last evening", headed ny Dolwor.h's
Band ard proce eoed residence Of COL Leoaar
resignation Of hs, rendered Coloae Of the Sky
regiment Ca reeehiog bis the regime q.
W 70 hoe ia trout II tue house. the oayJ1
several fine airs; after ~hsh cctu,uit.ee con.osei
hTee from tacn compsuy, proceeded 70 his tne1ts
where sh.y Nero teuatg,d a hearty Welso Altar
graduating each oter, Capt CO. Of Co A.
called me coumrt@e 20 order, and their behsf
tbst Of he made Il ouehug appaai CJ0o7i
r. fprafipE Of bis during his
the rfgiUeDt En0 the losS felt loslg
b. sler cou1mapdaut Col. Ryan, Toav, spoke % he
long cton With the reg men sni tbs diff ulles ins
20 their urtrrg efforts to place the reg Iiea
where /. DOW stands. he assured them tia. poue bn
DimseG coulo July realize the had tax n,
there we're matters Of such nature competed him
~'tdds~ brd hand over his ccposnd 10 Others
ai Geeerviog Of IT, de bogGver expressed hussf A.
COZ riJtT nmsef cooztsnt ff Ad and colder Of the
ref nent ~ she close CT bs remarks loree hearty
Cb es ioloHec, Riep CO. however, HtJ Little Siog
OF regret, ny old sstoCA,ee and The regiment
Pard played several ars after ~h;h the req nens
wheeled INTO line sud proceeded heir Headquarters
where they were dismissed
a CHsCH DEAF HUTFs st. AIMS Church for Des7
hus, in Eighteenth street Fflh avenue was onene5
for tviae seTvioe Sunday. Rev DE- H5rYan p,easbai
in she nng, snt Rev Dr. Tyug in the evening" saer
osCcurass bsre u3Dgsted into bs sign language by ta
psstor Rev. DR. Galauie Tee pzsior Tes1 "A report IN
whcn It ~ss ststsd nat eince the ofeaozaoa Of lna
cbptc5 10 1852 toere bad been received 100 comnu1i
CAN'T, 30 clh1rmed 2S adults and 20 children Of u of
Duies baptzed, ia married, ana 10 barred uAsliaps
.te called uson 10 contribute for the church, 2hlcn
500 QlC IL debt
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City fDseliirSrca,

CARsIEss pRvER--rne driver Of omobas, while
aoopiog 10 ke buude in front OF the Asser House
yesterday morning, dropped osted revolver from ht
packet, and az :ne wagon struck the oio1
the charge entering the leg OF his DO ses rns
wounded snims gsoe fuross spf.ng bu. he cau2
ano held cy lie oysranders, and fortunately wac
injured.
STREET CLEANSING OPERATIONS TIE streets Of new York
are al ,be pT,senE time indsp l.sbiy eaDy
better condition than they have bean knowa to DC A. an
time tups the lstl tea ,eare THE Cts Insaec,or oso
ses 10 s.ep mp Ina oovai aud ngoy sse
anFrs sDd declares that 10 Of Doe
Isnnsry Hess muGcy ftree, sssl be found Ia Nav
l0'k Nj DeisVsA Is leave sue msAer u
ms dndsSps', bus rspe iba himself go,1g o7ef
every osy rom noe TO ten ~eris
Tee toiowing ftate nueDt fhoss .hs apornt OF york
cone 10 tire way OF street ciesng ueye.sI wards
he p,st an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09
Port of nsw YORK, Auguss 8, 1859,

tMsaaxD
Steamship Potomac, Watson, savaunAh-H Cromwell
ssio Beaver. Smith, sbsogb.e-H p stursss %
sSp 1s".non tsS ,.s9nw,s. a9n
E.i.rke
ssrf william Jsne Cobb rnrss Isa-ds
s,,s yrsrcor. Wallace s.neus4 ihanpssn siantor
s ss nsss s Mr. ta arc Tnss Sass Co
s' 1's s;'sa fs'sa Sias snsh
seS, " Cl-s.r. ss,iy B.rbor .slaoa
fc Ao, ss .,s s' so
scbr h Caldwell, Mccormick Cha riestoa-A,Croady, Mott
r.hr Jones Rsd.n. so-taIs -s.1xees Cesrm,n Co
schr Sesune. Ar gslanc Baltimore aslier, Lord Qae
Ss sA" TSn o s1as win afs a Of
nuerns exchanged ssusls steamship James sdger
or h.rssien. aud At Pa with ssamshi' AlAbAa
ssaIsssN 0assrssss. G,,~s Portland 9th ''a's saa
.hp keypsrc of bo.oa ,i,egry fh,lsdeloa's q haars
sh ness 70 9s .'snsr Co oa~s 70 'hs port anisa
a,s Bazsira asxter xia Jansi-o yne 10 Oha'iesoa
1 lcs Aa SSfs <. rs1 s.e eses
MO "reo TER s ss s 20 sss s,as
sr!v Ptimrose from so Jsnskn ier po,'t eloh,s
Big rb,ebole,h Scrgas, snzass.h,ort for Session.
ny s0..s sta c a,. fruit as 70 ".'eT
sesr ss.U sS,as s S,@ss,, v,e ss1.
echr Rarsh u nj. s5sde hA Tor Pfovidsncs
schr sarsb s'owp, Rr sjz.bs,hocr, fcr Newport
schr siah. Aro@r kii1sbeth,o Tor 1oGton.
Sshr Ffs so Hurtly. uecnas, dsya
sch~ Bag state Ballet q ~. na5s
erhf l. = psrn.s, n gers Tfoy for sostcn
fchr r. A Stevens. " eFt ribhcY Tor aostop.
ethr "a horn. Snrgss AlbeGy tor BOSTON
koif . BsrIeti, Jnres, Albany for BostJa
fs.unna - lien. iibauy Ro'tou.
schr sfs It Ahans Sort1n
Srfr augusta Kelley. ElbhCe FIR SoetHn
ccrT rsv1d Gox. tcybrh, slbevy fo- spycn.
Fchr NDchpsa FGoii.ou, Rnndou 3d.ys
slooc " Z. Msrssur. Apsapll Taur
kieop hou.siopc Tbnn 1900. Albanp for -.
saapu9 naeglc2, Viecen Philadelphia, Nlh - Reynari
10 Gw.
The Br ship Qpesu arrived yesar5sy from liverpool
ports: juy @ as TO- lon IS a. sposo whllipa bark eliza
heh Chaae of Rsrotd 90 onbs Snt ~ht. alnn
s9e date apoke shio Duane sse-ing 25b lat 4 q
lon 60 30 spuhe Prpssian Gho rnod BoppGger from Car
dui for bei1loVe, whc supplied tie Q with broad.
I.L0p.
Park Lsra, Gibbs &op Key Vert July 80 witt cotton.
A!-o one brig
SAILED
Ship Deusohsnd (ysn) Q1et 81, and hoyed " Spit
Wind AZ sunrise WIN ", ueridi.n Calm. sunset hga.
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Tns NEw YoRK Nr~ ORLEANS STEAMSHIP Com
The of this old and established company
are about rttumirg their trips for the coming
Friday, l2,n inst Yor several weeks past nat
been usaJ extensive REPAIRS two entire dscks
have been laid, adding greatly " her strength, veil
making her cabins perfectly tight Ali her ports have
been altered, xrd improved lsht introduced, ~bch
bss ADDED 10 she ventilation OF the vessel ree eDgns
sad hoiss tsve been fus overhsuso aad repcea, AID
In perfect order. Ca Friday last che vac taken
The Balance DOCK fut,hsr examination o. sor Ill
and suct needed. Her principal OH sfs
are;-C-ptsin J. W. Smith; Frat Dhesf, ), Baker,
Chief Enslneer, G. q LAsher; Pussor, j. Gdee steward
j. W. living
Tho ns~ shp Dc Soto, appropriately sfSer tho
dsooverer Of the Mississippi akeE ter pa3e N the
line end raAe her dfst trip ths 9th. Fats tae
steamer by Fou ks Llwrenco, OF Williams ssrg
her engine and boilers By the Morgan Works. all ia the
Elcst Substantial u.aner--a full account Of wh.sn
published the HERALD the time Of her launch. Sac
Officer, B Miller; Chief Ers,oeer, o. Minor; Par
ser, Rodgers; Steward, ". GArara.
Nesrs all he Officers Of these steamers hsvo been cou
7si'b for severs. past, haze fu;
sueoeeued 70 gaining the Sdooce OF che any
psascneeis who have travelled 10 safety with nem.
1ne asenf ia ,his cit, L. vingsea, CrCoaesoa
Go hsve neglected no.cug ID psrs evory department
then steamers IN perfect order and .neir gaa
rance for the faithful performance of Ls contracts
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!S3 eeo,bs7


! ]ncresee, ). aoe oo1 'i'''1'eN
iue sna ofs 10 specie In view OF the heavy exp1r,
mul' DC confioerod very satisfactory It ia not Hke7
Eat Ire hhths all lore much ihs week. % TIE ra,a n,
'Acnapee On london End Paris rule below the pos. Il
which fp@o'e can be bougb. and ahipDsd /, cove, s
spo california remittance ia nearly Que which will add
so7e sl6looto " The reserve The reduction in loans
continues 10 be small Many Of the large banks ,si,j
set their faces afsnst TIE poo7 OF ouracaeot
o;hers we regret TO no,ice tia Shoe and Leather
Bark, which Ia the depository OF ths ot,g
funds Increasing ils discounts, and losing nearly hsr m
specie IN one week similar policy ia pureuet by seve
raj other leading institutions, which setng very bad
example 81 the present tine, they Will thamse!vss
presently sdn. II LIE NORTH Of October s to plss ovsr
without trouble, thc csrtamen. In progress must bs
posecu'ed with mere vscr than ilis
Tho following table oncds light tae condition Of com
mercsi Affairs and prospects,
Fi't rsek IN Auc.aet 1857 1883 1850
SStTye u ohDk..... sllT37 367 a5,1i5SU 20ns3 937
80 122,07T 252 100, sal IS,9SS $50
~ EssF ~ date ISL 55J a. ro8 goa ysa ers sso
tH-0"s ~ sUrcie for E''0''-' ''Y'1.'''
A-sS'f'o aA''". za,2ls.ele, l5,9757l9 H,s50,9o5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Angust B--6P. II,
ASHES Sales we're making to a moderate extan. ia
clu1ipg pots at &c. ana pearls a. SIC.
esKADsrrFTs -Fopr-OHiDg TO heavy receipts end
more pressure 10 sell the lrket and aver
many descriptions having fallen Or fro &c Ioc psr
natrel Tee traDsac lens footed up about GOO coo
bois cohiDg within the range of the folio wing prces:
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eremy's feet from the East and North rivers, the
CITY would have suffered severely during the contest
az would also our own shipping at the wharves auS
il is not impro oable that the enemy would reti.te
city soon his vessels drew out Of ranye OF the
batteries.
In locking over this communication Mr.. Editor,
find have not alluded to inferT.l machines as
forming an adjunct to the system IF earthwork de.
manner ia which explosive apparatus is ~ he com
biren with snch system has not been specified as
yet in any Official document with the exception
that in one Of Lieut.. Morton's memoirs the use OF
the gahanic lottery FOR the purpose is recommend
I'd; but understand that The de tails OF this I'M
portant supplementary means of defence viii soon
be made public.
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E4l 70 I4-NaslNs
- -
( UBIF'B FXTF A0fe
- LOWS saCWs RIHrfOH
.GNkY . qt JrGys 80 RP3.
lavEe snd ia assogrebt e ro, we'd nd f]r sals by
TON lpy & TfliV q p,
NO 8 y edes Lane, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09

Imports (Orhsr tbsn Dty Goods ard spscscl
attire Port ur Se>v YORK, fog tnc Week T. sd
ing Auyust g.. 1850.
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Decrease in July, 80. sis,4a7 SO

We read il 'he Potsve Journal Of August g. ths. the
quantity OF coal sent by railroad this week 4o20415;
by csns' so,9Gls for re week. 10 5l1 IL tors; against
1928 ~ railroad and as 44 tons ny canal FOR the
-e,Forcrg week lsst year Gain By railroad 3 o31 lose
% canal, I479I TOMS LOGS TO the ccuny the week,
1885 tens.
The following the ttetenspt of the condition OF the
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FINANCIAL ANo COMMERCIAL
MONDAY, August sep. a.

MONDAY, August Sep A.
TIE bank statement made up This day pares al III
iowa WITH that Of last Monday
bek mag Looms Specie. Circul'n Depo,sts
|uy 60. .sla 3i7,4l2 2o,7e4 564 s24ose "a nj az
aug 90" lis sos 30 2oos3,s77 s,623o5o 1854 gbt
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SANDY EOOI, aug 8 sppset no iuus nd bound vasse
IN Ssh fhs Hanhrrs sb,o ntaeb's Quab.e {,
anchor outside The hook ~uld y, seshef hssv
HlGEl Ahid. Aug BUn.et-ho IN yard rpuad vessels
e!aht Wind SW, Light weather hazy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-08
INK sEW E0RR WH1LT HERALD.

hfXairs I'm Was7iangton-proceedi IN Con-
gress--A fairs nj Aibsby-NIessag~ OF Gov.
Morran-News from Europe, California,
Mexico, Cuba, West Indies, 6sc.-ImpOr-
tans from Central Misunderstanding Rail-
rood Cstnssrophs-LatestI Neutrality-suspicious.
mesa, &c., Sc.
this morning. Among ia found trs follow
Ing -
A1i-s IL wAsting.op-Yrooeedirgs of CougressThe Ru
a. Revolutionary Attempts upon CubsThe Reports
Copcerripg the Filbuste-s-The Re election OF Senator
Douglas. DC.
An l a. Aibany-Meeng of the Leeislstu-eNessags Of
he q vegnorThe Financial aad Social Condition Of the En-
pre S ate &c
Imp,r'an fron, cenaI America Reported Landing of the
III bu .srs In Hcnduras-A 10 Overthrow The
Mrnez Cove, nmertinvasion of hcarsguawreck of the
Fblses Schooner susanA-rv Of Her Passengezs a. Mo-
bic dc.
New from Eu-ope-The Central American Question-The
Score! Societies In IelAnaThe Atlantic TeiegraphIhe
Criss in MeXcoOpnions Of the Brush Press the Presi
dents Message, &c.
Imporsn. from Mezico-cspure of Guacslsjars by the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Found At Mr. Fcsyths Residence-A
Conspirac Suppressed in the Capital, &c
News from CubaContinued About the Presi-
dents Nssssge-The Slave Trade-ChistuAs Festivals &c
Terrible Railroad misunderstanding Accidents the
Macon Ga, Bailroad-TwenJ Iives Los.-names Of tae
Killed and Rescued, &c.
Edi.or.L,soa ae Leading Topics Of tie Day.
The Lstes. News By Telegraph
Financial Commercial, Religious Political. Sporting md
Maritime Intelligence
Weekly Revew Of tt. New York Cssls Ms-ke,
Marriages. and Deats together WITH Large variety Of In
tereaurg Local and Miscellaneous Items.
Single copies wrappers, really Tor mailing be h.d at
the coua.er. Price six cents.
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Mr. wsspvssE, (opp.) cf H.. wished TO know Whether
Mr. stephens aoud psess the asease OF the bid witnout
discussion.
lIr. srNrKss repiie. that be willing the debate
should continue as icps the House dcslscs
llayfTs nnIa-uw crs. ARMSTRONG.
various bills Of private charscter were reported
among tenn b., Nir Hop ns FROG tue Comnistse
Foreign Af.s for the relief Of the oDnors, officers and
crew OF The brig General Armsti one
sogriIoATIos APPROPRIATION r.LL
Gr. PInls, (acm.) OF Mo, fror; the Committee OF
Ways and Means, reported st. na.ins appropriations
,cg Publications.
ryiF AGnoCrTrRAI CONTENTION.
NJ JoNss (adln of Tenn, offered resolution calling
The secretary OF the Interior 10 report under what a
oDd by what authority tee ADVISORY Board oil Agricui.u
rs., 10 the Patent once assem bed the manner In
which the delegates are appoonet and from what fund
they pad
Hsssrs HI GERS fadln) OF Ind and srErmss, (adnl.)
az Ca, each gave tbeh understanding Of the subject
supposng that the delegates assembled under tie discre
ton Of the Secretary OF the Interior $40 0c0 having been
appropriated for the collection o. agricultural statistics
lir. .IoyEs q Tom said II II right and proper
to take the responsibility Of providing low they shall be
called the number of delegates and the amount Of coma
pensation.
The resolution vas passed.
IRIyArT PACED iTc.
Inc House then went into committee on the private
Calendar NJ Coax, OF Indiana, IN the chair aad passed
eleven bills.
The SPEAKER laid before the House message from the
President giving his why the last day OF the
former session, be did not Sign the Joint resolution for
No. to California He says the Postmaster General already
mad discretionary power in the premises the contractors
had proposed 10 shorten the time and subsequent
animation 1t found that proposition pending to
carry the said mails for S4 900 less than was authorized
by that resolution.
Adjourned
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Message OF the Governor OF Maine.

Governor horr IN his message, delivered to the Lcgs
aurc yesterday advcrs to the financial condition of the
State and says demands the exact economy in the
public service The expenditures have been constantly
augmenng until the ordinary receipts are behind tho
annual demands and the annual expenditure now ave-
RACES 964 900 the annual average of ton years
This increase Is attributable TO the wise and liberal
policy for the promotion Of education agriculture &c
but there l. still great vigilance and watchfuness needed
The receipts Of the year are estimated at sSes 000 and
the expenditures at $431 900. The Governor urges
large reduction in the legislative expenses and recon-
mends biennial sessions He then speaks Of the needs
Of the agricultural interest and the capacities Of
settling lands. He refers TO tho Arostoo< cmigraon
but without any definite recommendation to State aid
he leaves the matter TO the Legislature. He recommends
State Normal School, and also renewal Of the autho
ry TO the Land Agent 10 grant permits to cut timber
Inc public lands He refers 10 official investigation Of
The alleged frauds in the election the Madawasa
ettements and suggests additional legislation 70 preserve
inc purity OF the ballot box He closes upon the subject
Oh federal relations, and that State rights should be
vgnanty guarded He regards the policy Of the
federal government upon the slavery question as niu
ous 20 Tue rights Of the free States ani calls upon the
Leeure and people TO ma:aia their resistance " tue
cx'onsioo u slavery.
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THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Z. 1859.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 1852
PRIVATE observation-disclosures FROM DEPARTMENTS
This being private calendar day much routine business
was transacted, among which communication from
the Secretary Of War covering the report from the En-
gineers Bureau relative to the ground FOR federal pur
poses in New York.
THE SLAVE TRADE-rHE CASE OF THE wAypssKr
Mr. SEWARD (opp) OF NJ Y, presented petitions from
the State of New York in favor Of the Homestead and
Old Soldiers bills also resolution, which adopted
calling the President for all the recent correspondence
between the British government and the American Minis
ter at London touching the abuses of the American flag
in connection with the African slave trade especially in
the case of the Wanderer.
THE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND MAIL CONTRACTS
Mr.. Wilson, (opp) Of Mass, offered resolution which
laid over calling for full details of the contracts with
Mr. Buttereld the California overland mail contractor
NEW REGISTERS STEAMSHIPS.
The bill giving new registers TO the Canadian built
steamships America and Canada mot Cunards 81 was
passed.
Mr. HARLAN, Opp of Iowa, offered resolution, which
was passed. calling for information respecting the ships
officers and pay OF the navy
THE NEW SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
Mr. HAMMoNp, adm Of $. g., presented the creden.
tails Of Mr. Chestnut as Senator from South Carolina till
1885,
THE FRENCH sPoInnoN BILL.
TIE Senate then agreed to take the French Spoaton
Mr.. DAVIS (adm) of Miss had the oor the Senate re.
fusng to postpone the subject, by 81 against 80 Mr..
pcink sNh uoWcNcr ruCuC Diil was
taken up.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr.. SHIELDS (adm OF Min, spoke in favor of north
crn route to Pugeis Sound setting forth its advantages
over all others.
Mr. DoorlrTIE, opp Of Wis moved amendment,
in substance that board of three engineers be appointed
to survey each rouethe northern central aud SOUTH
ernand report the capabilities and estimate of the cx
pense OF each to the President before the meeting
Congress.
new feature in the amendment is that alternate sec
lions OF lana along the route shall be open under the
caffo
Mr.. TRrMulI, ylopp) of H. speaking nominally
on the Pacific Railroad question, replied to Mr..
VERSIONS speech Of yesterday. He took notice
Of his Qverson's) ausion to the Illinois election
and denied the claim Of modern democrats TO that
honored title He CrrumbulD considered them mere sur.
vvors Of PROSTATE whggery. He went into history of
the rise and progress Of the republican party and agreed
with Mr. Iverson that they would 90 progressing until
they attain power and administer in accordance with
the true principles Of the constitution.
The Senate, without taking any action then adjourned
over on motion of Mr. Sdcl, until Monday, to morrow
being the anniversary Of the Battle Of New Orleans
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An arrival at Halifax brings dates from St Thomas to
December q. The following vessels there in dis.
tressshp Messenger has had manmast put in ship Par.
than, waiting orders; ship Atlantic, waiting orders; ship
Flora Mcdonald, discharging bark Oasis dischnrging;
lark Quincy, taking in CARGO schooner G. W. Conner,
dscharging brig Minnie, condemned; brig Wander con.
demned schooner Woodbridge, condemned; English brig
Arab repaired English schooner Lord Raglan, repairing;
brig Forward has had new sails; American brig Crmca
getting sails.
James W. Terbert, United States Consul. died on the
9th ult. OF yellow fever.
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iSihAFNFOIls, jan. IbsV
Governor Willard deifvered his message 70 the Iegsls
tore this .eraoon He recommends the suit
abae buildings ior thu Of the otas oaoes for the
Judges Of tic Supreme Court end TO- tie depository Of the
pubic records Of State He says that the revenues OF
the Wot,sb and Ee Cace have greatly dr.nished that
feared thes will prove iSadequate 70 Keep tue c,ual
10 repsir thai the bondbolcers unwilling sustain
The "ork b. any ctier means han those derived
fon the revenues, having already invested hslf
the entire debt Of the State ia the work
iisc b side eight tudred thousand dollars for lis
pe.on, and tia; they have informed tue Board OF rus
tees OF their determination 20 close the canal anc obaLdou
the work Whenever the bccore inadccate lie
calls the sen o. the Legislature TO the necessity OF in
ceDg tho salaries If tae Judges Of the Supreme Court
end tho Governors salary He says that the laws Of the
state regard % tbe qualifications Of voters aud election
ohceEs are inadequate and that Law should - passed
ipicD3 penalties election officers who decline
TO receive legal admit Illegal votes He rccommends
also appropriation be made for the enlargement OF
the Insane Asylum.