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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-13

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-13
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Mr. 73t SeernbRraBe.
Serliderun8sr@put Der Battles uon gsileinien.
NIT 1891 900 Gopital.
Securitpe 6euersN erfiGerungss@ cnp. y. %. 81.
NIT $685. 600 gapttal. "a 0'
Nlbemarles JnIurances@ Comp. @9urtottenpi0eS5s
NIT $685. 600 Capital,
Waibta9tcn6euer8 erfiderunss@ outp. b .Nt. ~.
NIT $270,OG0 Capital. 800 "'
Poctftce neutrality-suspicious. D. Rat.
NIT $25f ,953 Gapitel. s,ItA
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NIT $i47, 800 Gapttat,
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mtt $161, 972 GGpttGl. sasfga
SeE;< Staatens2eben Yerlideru Comp. Soa
philadelphia, tto,1f
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8eboltet es i'm @ebGdtniB.
RronTe in siner Gntfernnno.
aefel Susenb unb Mannburfeit! !
Fyosthnnea Q1hen nNRr elm frIhseifiaer SnA.i

6tnfelin 1ber Ge!bRtraaItune nur Is Gsu.s
griefe, pelde tenen 24esth IN clamps sntbaIten, perben
nil IN get @pa NIT stnen GTemriaE serF&ert.
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Ott er9fit WaeDapk FpH -
8oiter, Obertbeilen une 5tleIei~S2oaIiy Don
2uIbleoer, Woreccr (5afian), Yatentleber uuo
2aitings,
aAs ae esnt stBsn 0tdtertei uni pprsn9ttaft Nrhst, 10 gaE
U Der tsfep 3unbenGrbsit tfAeen, E8srnsr eu grg6er
atb BON NerCreD, Ser tsgeu 2r0ii!St uah { q aasa IpahI.
tS enforcement BON franSGff1sn Rdlbfelcn unt 9ateEf Nel5e
feker. ags ben beffen5 atrtfen, fp-ats Relbtsegr eigeafr 5abrtf
unit Gls nnbern Gprten boa 2eber, baa ppn GdubiaGsrn ge.
trau6t mirS. mprduf t@ bic NnfmerFiamtstt 5trleIten lepfs.
Runmt e~efdutef unb prdfft aetnen 0prratb anb feht oh ID
gute8 geber sbenIc blili9 fir baor
%psrFauft. mic ttes tresnN elm Maun in Nn''FiEa t6un sann
David Startzrnann,
ga6rt6,19 9aSpeR-Gds ven &ainsrt unb sp1a5arear.
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Rnabe, @dble G Sc.
SO babe fOsben BITE Gabrtf unb ben 8er'auf uuter bsr gtrm
VIM. KNABE & Co..
e1f benz alien place
9ecS. 1, 8, 5 unb z, 0tor6 gutatr StrQfe.
q asnaber btSa @utaw 9gufe, Baltimore, wtb., ptsber erSfnet
Danfens fir BITE auSaebreitste GRnnerfaaft, Heids ber fri.
tltea Gtrraa ir6breno Der Iesten Is Sabre gu Gbel wurbe
bas er fell BEN Epbe bes etnen Gbeilhabers, Srn. 6enrpGSSbis
brrG btFea xrb bic G~On1pdsnte eeI6f wprben mar; ben 6nn;el
gprrdtb Der NOD wnbOaeabeten Ytars's, Sol; mi
arnereu1 prGporirten Matertai tGuHt6 an fa 9etrabtbof. 81
wtrb beStalb haSle5efnGft In BEN alien StHle tn sem fribs.
rea @eI6GfseIOtdl fprtbetrstbsa unb &c R& 3ur aafeaSe us.
aea, ~as St0np tn1n3er ntepr IN tetneF SGRenbnHa su Derbef.
Nueer Fttuen alten gBaareabaufern unb Der 7abrE1 IN Or,
~sspar0se, ndbe Baltimore, h0t Ct stre neue arose 5abrtF Ia
5ab-GutdwRrese, nit Der Grpnte mad g~Beiarase errtAtet, in
fnelher CT cine grOBe Insahl Der befen &rbetter bef@Gftjats.
SIN btefer 6ebrtt nerben ptancs mad elmer neuen Scd(a az.
Iferttat, fir tre6e Ct Bet Der Mus heGuna i'm Marrlanb~Irf
no bic teReu SnfrunentenmaGe aus S3pfpn, Websapr;
lgab Baltimore IA 9taIcS ~aus8sfslt eattea, BIZ b i 4
20 T 4 N te srbtelt.
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HenFans boss = = 4 . Q 81 = i ~ I y ~ .rthsift t,..rhss'' ny y"
Dur& biefe teibsn @tGtItHsnents TT er in BEN Stayb aefsei
Iaae Maftrdee, NIT wetten er besert wtrS, anF's 9rOniptehs
NGe in 6tsfer GabrtF ge6auten pianos paben spue .,lerne
IRa9msa nnS fne 70 %eDnaEatrt, ba6 Fe set sussrerbsntit4e
DaAerbafttetett hts 6enbe / bS Gc1eS bemabren urb IL.
ISeIa RIinta wtperfebcn,
Yiancs auf BeGeluna
RuS rSa teher 5Slts nnb 8anart Ucrten s~.lfsfzr1.
Die srSste SSrefalt nitro Gf BITE NrEett unb auE otg Ngg,
pabI Der WtatertaIien s~tttDenbet unb gr fam ba6er f5r jssys
aus etnen1 GtabttHenent berppreebenne 9nfruinent be 8ar
autte HpeThepnen, cdB 80 .aAf GI6enim9iten IueS 9uts3 @te
ups befse.
ace SnarpmsHts aus rastnsr 5nbrtf psrbsa fur > 5apys
Sen benz EGG ees gerta1fes an a%aranttrt.
U~efuRbere Mufnertfdmfstt Dirs anf Ste Ausras; sQas Snl
relNe IN etner errsen &Rtfernune oerfenbtg mar
ben, Hsrwenbet unh etu gOrreGt bes umtauiass ~tansrbatb 81
Dpnt Serfanfstaee an, ptre sedsttst. foate rim S1-I
nidst sruR6nbte b%efrtePteeE.
80 0rGbhGneIer nerDsa ~fpGhItbIa, bea Was pSySp ge9su
he Re I'D encerpGrts ~umfeten.
8efanNtb e~errdtbts etne NuSrUGti apn W eGchtans
,0n Ben beFsn Snffranentsnnia4srn ~ $45 bs $500.
So pianos w~erben I'm eetGpf t. 49,
tetbet n saeFt n mt.
= 81 nabe u. GSe r /
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NdficltaIs NeuersJ lfurGMce- NpmDa0w,e
BON Baltimore.
s~se@rpesirt rpm Staate Ntarplaap, 1895.
Office Nr. 13 Soutb st.
%ts panp Derft&ert tebe NrtpOu @toen
P1n tn Der Stabt Dbtt BEN anbtaeeen BE-
lrR rRer S6aben burh IeIer.
Die Dtrsftpren usrfammsln F& tGsltG, @Orm. ~ ubr, NJ
II bsrGtteR GSer Ippltcattpnen fir 9ert@eeuna.
SUhn y. SetbeufrtGrr, Wr6Rkent
DtreFtnreu
aIen u. Chapman, maa. gDDpbworb
pears WR. Bad. @errneI 0ortistf
S0iutnun 3eoEp, diam benmeob'
Jpgs rs. 81k, Srfepb ID. SenttnS.
@e8arb 5. &bur@. Gbpnas s. 5uQiuan
SOB Srnttt. @esrae Smou-
81 I'LL u Snp. o.. Waarmbsr Or Sss
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NIT 81 ,250,78I Gapttat.
ge1amnt aGtrtp Dss reprefentrten Capitals S2. St3S56.s
Nas 0ples eapttal TT ftSes anseleSt su @unfea Der Uss,
EGsrten, Gne pts Sperdttcnen eenannter GDmpadnieer ou,
Ttrttte a 8aar.5SnS p6er befen @tst@wfrtb baRrt. - ST.
EpdliaGe, pab cine @erft@erun So. @pnap gnte etnfaG autbSrs
prt Il, etn 8reBss @apttaI 81 bGben, s!bt tetne @arcntisn 81
bte Gnth6dhtSane Der gerfberten i'm San son Ber!nR.
Die pom benz VnteraeI6geten experimentation G3mr0ntsn ia.
ben ptrtltH rerfHsbGreS capital iua pollen Chensna..
sebsnsn Uetras, peEentuprtlt& fir bs 3abluaa Spn gerIuassr.
Uerf&eraaespaltesn Uurben ~anssssebea U. 0rrluhe pInst.
It'd. ev{ebt. @$ II EEoS. D. g n m
Mai41tO u. Banaute. Str. "a 5ecSnSR,
ESg% Sn Der Office wtrb Deutih aeiprcden.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

ss's 81 s e.,.sS s.s succEss1oN 81 q WOOD
&c % ssn. :, vacant
Notice 4 hereby given 70 ali may concsrp to sov
cause within ten days why the prayer The said petitioner
'' BY order q he Court
J. L. KELLY. Deputy Clerk.
se eesn q De
Ss.SJ ~ ~, SS.ises
v: d. {.
s?ss: =: SCI: I sss. sss
fsf erd,s Dc Ia do ss ''' '.''' : - u"' ps''a0n
~ q o J. l. KELLY. DspuA arsn,.r.
Scoop D,ss.o. oou1r sUccEssIoN, Or SAM. o. VIII.
WMEREiASst hsr1s: sakery has p .ssiSi
"a in s
Notice y hereby gveu to all whom may concern show
should - = why '' prayer Oh TIC 'A' '''''''
J. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
o9gs De SAM
psa He c Shar1s :. /. e.
Ia Succession vacsnte de feu ssm g. Williams
6, present denne celia
81 q g J. L. KELLY. Depu.e Gretaer.
srcosp pszs,cr couRr }sUocEssIoN OF JOHN sHEE-
w HEREAs Cornelius shesSa ,sf ha. petit
The John sheebau deceased in.estate@
Notice Z hereby given to al whom il e show
'h By eI asa q e F H. Geart.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
ssss.. Pc
~. i.
la Succession fsu John sheehan DECIDE
Avis par present donne .ous peut
Az sons dig .as'n' pour les
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24
COTTON SEED OIL

4 NUVVVN SEED OIL
The undersigned sole agents Of tina BIENvILE COTTON
SEED OIL MANDATORY Of Messrs. P. Martin L Co.,
have constantly on hand large supply of this superior article
which ready to sell the termp
will be by reference the suboned certificates the
has been fully tasted by planters merchants who give Il
their unqualified approval.
BLANCHIN G1RAUp,
No. A Old Levee.
We have established depots at the following places
V. MAURIN Donaldsonvlle
VARALDI PHELPS, Pancoutvle
A. PERRIN, Thibodaux.
DUFREsNE 4 HUNT, Bayou Goula
ROTH, DEBLlEUx CO., Plaquemine and the principal
Grocers in this city.
ASSUMPTION. August q. 1859.
During the last rolling the Cotton Seed Oil by
p Martin Co., New Orleans lights in the Sugar
Houses on the August and Whita plantations o. W. W Pugh
Co.. Mrs Cynthia Pughs New Hope plantation, and the
plantation OF H. j. Boafner d Co., every
found equal II not SUPERIOR to either whale lard OIL
(signeO A. FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION, June l, 1859.
certify that have used Cotton Seed Oil lighting my
Sugar House. and consider II equal any h oil we have ever
used-t giving clear light and trouble than most of
whale OIL
tsigned) vENANT HEBERT
ASSUMPTION, June g. 1859.
take pleasure in stating that have the Cotton Seed
OIL manufactured by Messrs p Martin Co.. and found it to
(Signed) A.GENTILE,
Turing the late rolling used The Cotton Seed OIL
from the mandatory Of Messrs r. Martin Co. This
burns as we'll as whale oigves and
TREY free from offensive smell. Although commenced roll
ing earlier and ended later than preceding
being much argeI used two barrels ously
(sgned) G.PUGH.
NEW ORLEANS, August %, 1859.
We the undersigned hereby certify that wishing tbs
qualities Of the different Oils which have for SALE pro
ceeded as follows:
We filled four lamps of equal size with the following s One
with Beached Sperm OIL with Winter Strained Lard OIL
with Whale Oil and with Cotton Seed O-the latter
being from the mandatory Messrs Co.. of this
city.
The LAMPS lighted O'Clock p NJ left bnrnng
in store. The next morning. at O'Clock,
the Whale and Lard Oils had been entirely consumed At
O'Clock A. NJ, the lamp with the Sperm Oil went out The
Cotton Seed Oil still burning giving bright steady
flame at II O'Clock A. NJ when put out. being satisfied
with the result of experiment. and although might
continued burning greater length time. In Judgment
the Cotton Seed Oil u.s. for lighting purposes superior all
others being, moreover, free from smoke offensive SMELL
(signed) POTHIER FAUCHEuX
sel2 2U6tlm
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NEW YORK CARDS.


This eeebsssd WIss Of the sbsve vsllksown brand h
ss sd Will costssus u BE- received By The undsg.sd IN
Ssass y NEST ths decreased AsnAal u dealers md esn
ane Thorsushy sstis6ed froa the strongest svSdenes
ah ss1ss roa de closest Hseal descendant q Oh nd
n sssiiassS touss u Hsdsck Co. of Rheims shsy havs
Axen held ss With deerminasn 10 bring ard s clas
% before The public more gsssrsy shas hsrs
ofs Ths supsrfs quality dis article must sy ny
~ may ~ enasastsa frsn wbsys grsse atssutssu
wa nsrsseh sxDsfsses hsys kssa hrousht V bsss n
CHARLES Hsdseck has eivss his whole mind ;,
o. Bis wine and 70 making worthy Of the name
Efequest visits - the Uned States have su.bIed lin ,rs
foy 70 understand appreciate ts ..ta. a. ,.h. -
esnsonefs snd It biz haviag psoAtsd ty t,s4 insv. 4
svdesced y the Champagne presented Il, d. p.. q
VIC Unsurpassed for H. bsuauss sud
general excellence fhs varieties II brands Of cbsps~e
tend greatly. dsu esnfass purchaser hut a. io
good and genuine vtss must l,ok Charles HssSseh
fa .. the lase - well as on the csrks ssd eapssls
I. w.BAYAUD &c.
General Agents for North America New Yo,t
The Charles Heideek ebsaped N ousitiss = t
snder mentioned Houses besides many not here nasd
md 1t retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
E.J.H CO.,
J.H. MARKS
sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
fs7 " PAYNE STEELE co.
TRE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA.
- ESTABLISHED IN 1sos.
Ridley d Co..
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON srRErrs
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,)
new YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs LOZRNaEs etc ETC..
10 all their varieties made exclusively fs treble refined Laf
ssea without adsltsrasien alnxtne Of dslstoss S
stsacea u any kind. 77E 77'
washing = purchase article requested 10 call
sao examine ssr stock them with thoss offered
elsewhere
s0rBo1ss u ASSORTED CANDIES, fer Penalties. mi =,
70 order, ct prices ranging frsu Is upwards
etc. ETC.. packed in boxes Is 20 and 100 h
suifsole Tor the Southern shipped TO erde,
s0-ordsrs By nail promptly szseu.sd.
A0eTerms Cash. .m,.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

VULCANIZED RUBBER BELTING, PACK
ING, HOSE etc., etc.
Bramhill & Campbell
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BELTINa COMPANY
Warehouse No. $50 William street, New York.
Respectfully informs Merchants Dealers Jobbers etc. that
hey have constantly hand full assortment the above
mentioned goods togeher with such others arc in use for
every mechanical purpose
specia orders for goods which kept hand
will receive our prompt attention.
AA goods furnished at manufacturers prices catalogues
OF which can be obtained application by
ABOVE. jyl6 SIN
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PEAL ESTATE AND SLAVEs-PUBL1C
IL Register Of MCCERREE. LANDRY CO.
The subscribers opened the Registry and sal.
Of Real Estate and Slaves for the city country and invite
their friends and the public Office and have
Register. ~ " ''''
No charge will be made for such registry.
The Books will be opened for by the public at
the sales room of the undersigned. "
MccERREN, LANDRY CO.
ASr0mce and Sales Room-Masonic Hail. ST. Charles street.
corner Of Perdido seo If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

ORLEANS FEMALE ACADEMY
VERANDA BUILDING,
32 Old No. Camp street. between Poeyarre and Calione s
Seventeenth Annual Session.
The Seventeenth Annual Session of Ipsutio, heos IN
the First Monday of September, 1859. e "
The OF comprises extensive
e o. euucaton L. oilers great advantages for the 1ns
on of languages The French daily spoken in the school
and the Modern Classics are thoroughly analy zed
Ihe location centrA and The apartments
well ventilated The sch ol provided with library
apparatus
For particulars apply In by letter. tho Institu
tion. N. d. DTMITRY A
,o President of the Board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM to l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. from IN to 80 horse
power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from IL feet to 80 feet diameter
DRAINING PUMPS, from to 20 inches In diameter.
Lea l. Leavitt's Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with
both iron and wooden frames with Norcross Rocker
Stearn's patent Eccentric Head Blocks.
Page's and Page 4 Childs CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
Strands Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS, Is to
inches diameter.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, of 6, tx and IL inches in
diameter by IL long, geared either horse or steam
power.
sHAFTING COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS. HANG
Frs and Boxes Of all Sizes
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS ~ inches in diameter and from
is to 80 feet long
CIRCULAR SAWS, up to u inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES. of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS of all sizes.
An assortment ezes above articles generally in
store ready delivery the shortest notice. for sale on
the most favorable and at the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues of prices will be any address
BY mail.
s. H. GILMAN,
my9 &Wtf 70Gravier street. New Orleans. =
CUGAR-HOUsE MOLASsES-3Op barrels Sugar.
to
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VATnMAN's TROPICAL RoOFING-

NOTICE To CAhPIGNTEkS AND BUILDERS
LsIeht Sawed Misunderstanding rough and dressed
t1o she very pest yellow Pine and Cypress be
purchasers. - - " e'''1' la ioe 81 sui'
MrLunber sawed to order.
sels 1y STAR FLAMING MILE sar B..,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

SUG AIRS in hogsheads barrels half bar.
by BARELLI i Do
jeNt 81 Common sIreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

d BOtNTY LAMP AND PEN SIONS-oFFICR
No. u Exchange Alley, STAIRS nearly opposite fhs
Post Office Soldiers ssamer and Transfers who have
fourteen days more any disturbance since 7g0 a
entitled l6 of land. Widows children nS
deceased Soldiers Seaep and Transfers entitled bounv
land and PENSIONS Claims made and with i:
patch hy JOHN PURCELL.
12 Exchange Alley staira
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

NTHRACITE COAT PRI,,es es,,,.,sn
II twenty per cent-Havng for the coming month"; very
little for our leans 10 do will deliver any extent c
this date mt the 18th oetober the yery hast ausy o
Red or White Ash Egg szs Anthracite 81 50 un saving
70 tie consumer twenty cant from res prices
.SPEN,'ER FIELD Il CO.,
aust Office corner of Camp and Girod SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

X a. PEEBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND CoI
Etheridge. VIZ" '"e'efs' " ooisey .
49-REFERENCEs-Messrs. @. G. Miller 4 On Woo,a.
Memphis As'i q aosWaa1d, OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

~. Polar Star r.. A..-Chapter No, 3l-
Regular conversations every SATURDAY evening o'clock
at tho Grand Lodge Masonic Hall St. Charles street.
Is, f. K ;s; gs95ssP Evan. e. Frank Bart
A.. u; ". g. Wilson. g.. NJ: 81 VIZ j. Christian g..
M ID W; Anton 0aerged, g.. M. LIST v; r. D. Van Horn
Treasurer Chas W. CLARK, Secretary Louis Herx Guard
By order Of the NJ. r.. H.:,P.:
dis " CHAs. W. CLARK aee'y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

CHATEAU DILLON -sEIaNoURET FREREs,
~ Bordeaux. Sole agents
G. CAyARoC l. CO.
SCI I'm ROYAL STRAIT
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WANTED.

WANTED-A COMPETENT AND EXPERIENCED
~ Book,Kseper and correct accountant wishes situation
good wholesale Commission Factorage busness SAT
given He would devote ali bis attention to
AddIesa N. NJ, N. Gresc oAsn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-24

h WAMTED.A GOOD SHIP OR BARK TO
load In Dtspatch Line for Boston also one for New
e&York and Philadelphia. Apply to
AUS g. JONES CO., 81 Gravfer street
, 1859-02-11
From WASHINGTON.

WAsA1xarox, Feb. 9.-In Executive session
Yesterday an exciting debate Arosa on tho 4p-
poiutmerr Of Bepjamin Brig9in of Maine, il
eomnissioner under the reciprocity treaty With
Great Britain. The Senate declined 10 confirm
the appointment, and the case was laid aside for
future 2ction.
The Aouse Investigating Committee On Print.
ing bavinR have discovered another fraud of
between &oo. 900 and $50, 600 in contract with
Phlladetphia house for paper.
When the Oregon bill comes up to-day IN
amendment will be made repeating the popular
restriction clause in the Kansas conference bill
Of last session.
Private adviees from Jacksonville, Fla, s.ste
that & vessel lett that port few weeks sgo for
Africa, to take in 9 cargo OF slaves, and that
brig sailed the day previous 10 meet her At sea
and transfer the cargo
1 letter from Paris, from prominent sourc.,
states ION information from Madrd) that it Is not
probable That Mr. Preston will be received IS q. S.
Minister, but il be should be. that the first ini-
nation from him relative to the purchase of Cnta
will be deemed sufficient groncds for givpg him
bis passports Our Government Is, however. not
in receipt OF any 1icial Information from Spain
on that su ,iect.
It IL stated in well informed circles that the re.
ins'atemcnt, By Airamon, Of Zuloaga to The Plesi.
dcncy in Mexico was at the instigation OF France
and England, nho have an especial interest in bis
adnluistra'iou, in connection with deht4 due to
those Governments.
The effect Of the vote in the House, today, lay
Ing the Nebraska election case the table, is to
continue judge Ferguson in his seat as Delegate
from that Territory.
The impression prevails that the proposition to
place mouey at the command or tue President to
negotiate fur the acquisition Of Cuba, will pass
the Senate, but will be defeated by large ma
ionty in The House.
, 1859-02-11


ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9:--The overland California
Ill, With dates to the l7th ult., reached here to-
night. The coach brings no through passengers.
An immense HISS meeting Of Hebrews and
protestants had been beld in San Francisco to
express Indignation at the abduction Of the Jew
ish 10y Mptlara-
The deposits IN the mint for the recS ending
January 18th were ll.G72 ounces the coinage
xas sl70 900.
4a1tin Gallagher had recovered &, coo damages
from Captain Smith, OF the bark Yankee, Tor
1earing him at the Sand ich Islands under de-
cree OF banishment By the Vigilance Committee.
Rich silver mines had been discovered in Santa
Clara county.
The s!oop Of war St. Marys was at Mazas1an
December 1G.
Business i. San Francisco Was quiet.
The dates from Honolulu are to Dec e5lh.
The whaling aeaaon had closed. The whole
number Of whalers arrived was 2l8. The
amount Of oil taken, 130, 900 barrels. sud oyer
$1,000, 900 pounds Of bone. The season Was re-
garded IS an improbable one.
4 terrific storm occurred at Honolulu Dec.
10th, aooding the atfeets, in some instances sub
merging houses, and destroying between S10,-
0o0 and $20. 900 worth of property.
Eighteen Of the crew Of the ship Maria The
resa, Of New Bedford, had been Imprisoned by
the q. 8. Consul at Honolulu for refuairg to do
their duty.
Considerable anxiety YVES felt for the safety
Of the whalera Pheai1, of Nantucket, and the
Ocean Wave, Of New Bedford; nothlag had been
heard Of them since Oct. II.
, 1859-02-11

LRAvKxwoR1H. Feb. l.-Mr. Lawrence, An old
Californian, has just returned from Cherry
Creek. and brings very favorable accounte Of
the prospects It tbs mines He estimated The
ao'ount Of dust in tho hands Of the miners of
Denver City, At from $4,000 to $50, No
sales made It less thau so per ounce. Tho or
gao'z alton OF Arrapshoo county Is perfected,
and public buildings were being erected. Per
!set harmony srd good order prevailed among
Cherry Creek had augmented to 5000.
Tho G!eatest fall Of anow occurred lust preyi-
Gus to tho departure OF Lawrence, when it fslI to
the depth OF nix inches. The trip 10 tho Nis-
ssouri R'ver, ris Fort Kearnsy, oeeapied twenty
three daJA
, 1859-02-11
Another Democratic Tariff Caucus,


WAsa1sGroS. Feb. l0.-Another Democratic
caucus on The Tariff met at tho Capitol last
night Ar: Jones, of Tenn, was called to the
chair, and Messrs- jenkins aud Peudletou were
chosen Secretaries.
Iii: Phelps, Of Mo-, offered resolutions declsr-
ing shat the temporary necessities Of the Coz
ernment should be met by An extension OF the
Ia" authorizing the issue and reisaua Of trea.
sury notes for tna period OF TWO years that the
appropriation bill ought to be acted upon -
speedily a. possible; and that the expenditures
OF the Goseromen. ought to be reduced to the
lo~ess point consistent With the wanta Of On
economical standardization Of the Government
a debate took ptace On the VARIOUS PROPOSE
tlons, and tinally the resolutions of Mr. Phelps
were adopted.
4 noticS able feature in the proceedings was
tue defeat, By vote Of two ID seven sgainst
twenty i've, OF Mr. Crawtord's resolution de-.
clartng it inexpedent TO alter the tariff OF 1851
1t was understood that the members present
were not to be bound By the action of tho eau.
Gus