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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

SAD OCCURRENCE. Or Sunday night week.
while Miss Pauline Reel, aged is years, was
watchir. 10y the bedside OF Il sick colored wo'
man, a, the residence of Mr.. James S%nodgrasS,
four miles from Moorefc!d. Va, her clothing
accidentally TOOK fire, and she was so horribly
burned that she died in n few hours.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

HEAVY Los>.-Thc l.ynchburg "licpublican'
SAYS tia, hy the failure o: Nlc>,r>. Cn!;oa ~ Th"eL-
,ton, Commission merchants Of Nrw York, >evcfa!
OF, ,M. tobacco manufacturer, OF l.ynclIburg are
losers, ia the aggregate. 81 some Twenty-Five az
thirty thousand dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

OF IT'S OCCURRENCE, in such manner as by hem
may be deemed most appropriate in thei' va
rious localitics-whether by public meetings
and addresses, the adoption Of resolutions, Prl-
yate conferences. or any other justifiable mode
of action-for the furtherancc of the anti
slavery cause, and rcnewedly to consscrate
themselves to the patriotic and Christian work
of e~ffecting the abolition of that most danger.
OILS. unnatural, cruel and impious system Of
slavery, which is the fruitful source Of all our
sectional heart.burnings and conflicts, which
powerfully and increasingly tends to promote
~servilc instructions and civil war, which can
not be more truly or more comprehcnsively dc.
scribcd than as 1.-THE Sun OF ALI. virLANIES,
which is n burning disgrace and fearful curse
to the whole country, and by the speedy ex.
~tinction Of which, alone, can the land be saved
from violence, blood and utter generalization
In behalf of the Executive Committee Of the
American Anti. Slavery Society.
WM. LLOYD GARRISON, Prcs't.
WENDELL PHILLIPS, S.r.s
CHARLES {. BuRLEIGi.
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J.
THE IL RNEsINE Road

mentioned IN -rit DECD 81 irE-'.
said TUrEi,is- extends from lIarri,Onhurg in 'h' s.
a. i;oc.inEhagn. 20 = point on the Blue hitge IGfnf
wlshIu hall = E.i!n q. ,uri"u-vii.-. II pI,s"s ;hr-.
Grusrly populated section % ruIuiry, aut cDmHA'a
larg. travel, sEIrh will soon b. ,r-.;y incr-,'ri Hf
completion ot 'ac Manassas Gap Railroad 70 lIaTri.'H"
TtHW, 81 SA-X.-Unr-iLiui o: the purchase mcur'
paid In four months, and '~uy-i..rd Ia .gII -Dut'
o~ur.;liui Ia ;prlvc month, !r"m the day OF 90. ~
chase money To he secuted by well endorsed neg
NOTES. aHI 4 len upon tie property 10 he retained 1aia
purchase MONEY +. paid. Acting ~ TRUSTEE, | shall COZ
such uiir -, IS vested ia me by ,aid d-"f.
OCT l,-r.ltn & sIIANns. Ttl.,-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

Maj. Stapleton Crutcni;yld. an old citizen of
Spo:Sylvania county, Va. ,ijed IN Thursday
night last.
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Another Case Of Sympathy = Shall we Compromise

with this or Crush l.!
We have Just received through the mail,
post.lnarked Great Falls. New Hampshire,
a large printed ~placar'l which reads as fol-
lows:
TREASON.
All TKVE Christians who believe in "im.
omrtality through Jesus Christ alone, are re-
uucsted to pray for CART. .IoIS BRowN, who
now is under sentence of death. and is to be
hung next month !or Righteousness sake, and
doing Justly with his fellow man, his country
and his God. BY request Of one who loves
the Truth. and feels for the man that is to die
a martyr to it. j.
SoMrRswoRrH. Nov. !. 1851.
Now, brother iirc.catcrs. You who preach 10
us Compromise with the ''abominab!e hcrcSy
of s~Guattcr soyreignty. lest We should shock
the anti-slavcry SympathicS Of the NORTH, what
say We: Equal justice toall, is our motto
If we Compromise with squattcr sovereignty,
we must make L similar compromise with
OSSawattomic. For Squattrr sovereignty is the
worse and more dangerous traitor oithe two.
And worst Of all is the forkcd :ongued traitor
Compromise. Yes, verify, and when John
Brown is hung, there shall be two additional
Sca'oldS erected by the courage, and fidelity,
and conservatism Of Virginia Squattcr Sovc-
rci-nty shall hang from the one, and Com
promise from the other, until the Charleston
Convention shall pronounce the emphatic
words. dead. dead, dead"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

JrrrrrsoS's GRAvr.-A student Of the Uni
vcrs:,y OF vir:iu!a, writing from that institution.
states that IN" yc,,is" Of the marble slab tha: de-
sisra,cd the last resting place III the author Of the
Declaration Of Independence" remains :" point ont
the spot. The visitors t" his tomb, by chipping of
fragments, have completely demolished it; and by
:,,ul. distsrr"d. alone rrmain> Ia mark his grave.
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AUCTION SALES.
Tw.>TEErs SALE or THE noCKI,

HAN rgi.NriKE ROAD.
10y yirg" Ola deed O'iu-' executed 20 The Gu!f''
tb -. Trustee, rs the Rgckinsham Turnpike Cot"r'
for the benefit q crrtria parties therein named, and .
decd hrilr. date tie 18Th lay of JIuc, l-j;, | SHALL pr
To III. ~ rGr.ir s]aytgu, II unrlon,'NIr, oranrr
vN ~SAIlEDhi, THE TWENTY FIRST DAY 81 Ny''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

BOLD WOnk.-It is stated that Il Ucrimln
,ounc man named Ahrlm Harris, in the employment
ofS. Blum Of I.yncLbnrg, was arrested AZ Forest De
not. on the Sou:l! Side Rail Road. on 18th inst, char.
eel with stealing clothing from his employer. lnc
goods, valued NJ $50, were found III Ia. possession,
and identified by Mr.. B!nm. aud he was placed OF
the up-,r,im for l.ynchbnrs: but on his way. he icisn
ell IN excuse 20 - into the side closet, and JLn!cd
on, of the window Of the coach while travelling ~ the
rate Of ~ or - miles an hour. He was seen to risr
after lis fall, bu; !. is not known here whether ir
was crippled or made good his escape.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

SUICIDE N CAEoLIXE COuNrY.-A few weeks
ago, Mr. Jane, Barlow. VIII" va, in the employment
OF Mr.. James Garnctt, ola Ridgcway Farm, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself, tor causes unknown.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

2pO are, %; which are cleared aad produce anaats
r"rrU .rg and twelve thousand weight o' Tobacco, a'i
Wheat. Uat.. &C. IN proportion. EH~ balance = 10 q.
- original growth u good quality.
Ta!.itu .bp-!r-, on th- flri brlnrl ~ the N4"H.
river. And aj!O.u. The l,GGs %: he late HSh"-t ,'s'a'.
O'h-r, Il: divided into three '"lLs. "l.h ted ~
gaor Spf!Ug The h~ri!t.us. ere nearly new, c"r'''
q iIrs. and comfortable dwelling with uiu- ROOM. goo.
gro cabins, wish s'oar chimney. and IOgarr" house
cent 20 cure 1900 pounds OF Tobacco.
T. j. unn"crs.ary 90 siy more. a. For.pGs "Hp0'-i'
chase, are Invited TO virs the pr-r.irr., " "ii''
hari,bUrE, Spo'.yITanls cornty, Va
Nov 3-rg3' JOHN IS Mrt AIsIF'
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SHEEP SALE-Mr. Gilbert, of Albemarle, sold
q, the Fair Grounds. in Petersburg, a pair Of South
Down Sheer 10 Sir. King, Of the Brunswick Agricul-
,ural society, 10: $50 cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

LA>n CASE DHcprD.-Thc United States
Cour, for tie Western Di>,ric; %! Virginia-Judgc
John W. Brockcntr"ug! rrr~iiing-hcld Il, Wy;he-
Vile, closed last week after n session q! nine days.
The whole time va, occupied with the Douglas vs..
Perkins land suit involving he ownership OF ahou,
~. 500 acres oil land, wing ia III" conntic> OF Wash
inrton, Grny.on and Smyth. Tlr trial Resulted in 4
vcrdic, tor the plaintiffs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

SALE rr BEpF"En LASp.-rhc tract Of land
on the North side OF Bedford. containing 4"3 acres,
owned hv Tie heirs .: John letter. deceased, was sold
on Thursday. the al instant. Al - dollars and 80
cent, per acrc-EGca> Hunter. purchaser. ! negro
man. i;,tv wears old. un>nnud, brought 700 dollars.
Cora >cil "a, : s"a; 80 Per barrel, and properly
generally high.
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VALUABLE LAND. ~ >p"r>YLsh>I

g I'LL l." offered tor .als rri'aI"iy, ur'A Tlh'.'
~ THE END 4 OF NOVEMBER. ls,y, andy
sold privately before, - Will, on TIA: day, h." "a~fr
public auction, IT, Tract q: land, !n rPO:.y.NHa''
upon which ! az p'.,-ui reside, - mil. rom tf~'r'
burg, and four mllr, from Quincy. DsPp', On 'H"
'a"nd. fredericksburg ami Potomac KIilr,ai.
I'll" .Iii tract u land 8, highly improved sn'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

.Acorrrrrr.-Edwin North charged with
shooting Frank G"d>"!. 49, %irIalttrd "r Saturday,
in the circuit Court "f l.: iicHhUr,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11

DEAn.-Dr. David Jones. q! APPROXIMATION
Count House. WHO vas stricken down by paralysis
81. Thursday lat. died Oh the following lay.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-03

diaucr, GU 4 chercher III rclnede pour lc
plus grand de tous les maltlcurs, IN maui
vais marriage. La transition, pour la so
ciGte, consiste cvidcmment dams Ia re
forme graduelle de toutes les lois arbi-
~traires ct de tous les usages yicieux.
QUAINT au malhcur indivlduel que nous
venons de nommer, nous ny voyons pas
de remede; nous ne commissions que dcs
palliatifs, don't les deux plus ordinaircs
sont lie divorce, qui brise par une fiction
legale lie lien GtabIi par une fiction lGga-
lie, ct la patience, qui fnit par a~rriver a
la mort.
LIE divorce semble d'abord IN moyen
peremptoire; mails il ma dams tous les
cas- qu'une valeur f~ictive, tandis que Pu-
Mon d laquelle il pretend metre IN ter
me a Gu Embarrassment des r6sultats
tres-positifs. eCette union, quelque i'm
parfaite qu'elle soft, ne peut guere 6tre
dissoute ans de p6nibles d6chirements,
surtout quand ellie a etc fGconde. Cest
pourquoi la patience nou parait pres
que toujours preferable au divorce.
II est IN troisieme palliatif auquel on
ne songe guere, ct qui est pourtant lie
plus puissant dc tous; qui est superieur
au divorce Ell moralite, ct qui, combinG
Ia patience, equivaut pressure d IN
remede eficace: c'est la chastet6.
(Reuue dc FOueSt.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-03
{. dos Dc racrobate ct la rlarcL.e conti-

x tbS AL l -
nuait.
Pendant &c temps, on aurait pu croire
que cette fOule immense, massee~sur les
riyes des deux pays, etait petriE9e, tant
son attention 6tait absorbGc par le spec
tacle de ces dvux hunlluUs ~pcIetonnds
Fun sur ]Iuutrc, ct g~jissaut sur unc lon
cue cordc / deux cents picds a~u-dcssus
dc Ia riyiore Ia plus FrofQnjc ct Ia plus
raDide du monde.
Mats lorsquc Bl6ndin fat cnlin arrive
avcc sa charge sur la rive amGricainc,
les cris frGnGtiqucs poussGs par 10000
poitrines ct auxquels d'enthons:astes
mecaniciens m6lerent les statements stri-
dents de Is locomotives, ont lutte ayec
la grandc yoix dcs cataractes voisines.
Blondin Gtait ~tres-colore ct paraissait
fatigue; quaint 4 Colcord, quoique pale,
il ne donnait pas lie moindre signc de-
motion.
LA PREssE P%6RIoDIeUE AUX ~ETATs-rNIs.
La statistiqnc %suivante, publiee par
an dc nos contrercs, nest pas sans inte-
ret ct meme sans cnseigncmcnts:
ode tous les Flats i e~sclaves, lie Ma
ryland est celui OH les %journaux ont le
plus de circulation; lis y atteignent lie
chiffire de 224, 600. Mails ceux du Mas
sachussetts, don't Ia population est a
peine du double dc cole du Maryland,
un chif1re dc 1890, publ
cite egalc a pcu pres a celle de tous les
Etats 4 esclavcs reunis. L'Etat de New
York la d6passe dams une proportion de
plus du double.
"Au Sud, plus de Ia Motto dcs jour
naux sont politiques; au Nord, un tiers
/ peine. y lie chitfre des numGros des
iournaux neutres ct independents dams
tous les Etats du Sud rGunis est, par an,
lie 5000, 600; dams les Etats du Nord, il
EST de 10000, 900, don't 81, oo0,o 600 pour
Pennsylvania seule.
ala presse religieuse Gmet annuelle-.
nent, dams les Etats q esclaves, 4 mix
ions de numeros; dams les Etats libres,
70, 600, 600 don't u, 1000, 900 a New-lork.
"Le nombre des cxemplaires des pu-
scientifiques pdriodiques dams
es Is Etats du Sud, est de $4,000. Ell
lie Nord, pour lie Massachusetts
'eul, il s'6leve a 1000, o0ot"
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-03

A ,it ~arr:t6e. par Nme. .Aueuste Lto1ori
4 aaa+ IL Village, pres 4t magIsia de NH
Eastwood i LOOMS, une .5ssascn: baie, agee d.
10 a IL ans, avs.lt une tache blanche IN front ::
sur Peel aroit sinsi qa'ane cicatrice 8ar Ia
ja1ube aGoite de dclr:ere; Gle - Is 1aa.as Dc h3ut
Te rrouricta:se est inyitt = II Yenir O, fake
r~eclarcr dams les ~ iours luj s~Iir?00: IL lAtv
4. cc, avis; ailcI. clio y, - yeH3@y I'll Dl1taU IA
sousSigaG, louformGAo1. a II lo:,
". Il, I'0o;E,
Ju%c d. pAjx ia AN" District.
puiutc-coupce, 80 Juliet 1889.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-03

E soussign6 Giant Fagent ct ayant en- depot
Ia un grand nombre de ces machines, PREVENT
lie public quill en- liyrera a tous eeux qui YOU
dront bien lhonorer de leur confianee.
Les premieres tde Weeds, sont connues pour
leur excellence a coudre les cuirs ct les crosses
etoffes pour hahitations.
La reputation de celles de J. B. sioat & Co.,
pour l'usage des families, nest que trop hien
eonnue da public.
Files sont faciles a diriger, WI la simplicite de
leur combinaison. La couture est celle du point
piquG dessus ct dessous (lock sbrh1, qti he Sc de-
cout jamais. Les ~couttlres sont unies, les points
r~eguliers ct lie tout ayec grande economic de I'll.
Les machines neadues se7oHd iir4Ses en- tres6on ftt
tt garaaties.
lie soussigne rGfere lie public a M. J.B. lie
jeune, Volz6 Hebert, Paul Pourciean, Nareisse
Carmouche. Hubert Patin fills, Leon Lessard.
Nine. we. Landry, DC, &C., De.
Il. n. SAINT DLZIER.
agent a la FauseIsiviere.
Fausse-Riviere, 13 aoft 1859.
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EPIIE

A III, a~rrt:te par Terence Samson fIs l2s
n Is juin. en- face de Ihabitation de yeuve
Terence Samson, II Ia Fa~llsse-Ripiere, M TAU
REAU rouge, age d'environ 4 ans ct de moyenno
grosscur.- LIE taurrau ci-desaus dtcrit . tte est
me a SIS par II. knaps ct TIGod. Ch&ncvcrt. SIl
nest pas reclamG dams les 20 j0Urs gli s~1ivront
cette publication, il scra ycudu, commencement 4
Ia loi.
IS jain. Oh. +. MIN. jnge de ralX.
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Machines & COudre.

GRAND D6po1r DE MACHINES a COUDRE
A magasin de NM. GRAUGNARD & Gle,
n d Ia Eau$se-Rjggsge, Pte-Coupee Q.e.l.
Ce sont les celehres machines tie Nh. Wheeler
ct Wiison-Polr la facilitG ct dams lfinttrGt DC
leur clientele Mn. Graugna.d Il Gle, ntgociants.
ont en- depot un tresgraDd noinbFe d. ces niachi-
mes; lis i~nvitent respectIellsement les families. Les
DANES ct les denioiselles a les venir ~yisiter. Files
seront yendues au pgiX de 1t willie. Is JUN
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1859-09-03

AUX HABITANTS CCTONNIERS.
z'yesse q Cotton: PREssE 4 COTTON !!
r E soussigne Went d~'acleter Ia patcnte De Ia
IL Presse a Cotton en- Fer, b~revet6e. a NM,
". I. ct G.. J. Provost, pour les paroisse8 Pu.ntc-
Coupe, Est ct Ouest-Ftliciana.-Cette presse est
reconnue comme etant de b~eaucoup suptrieure a
toutcs celles en- usage jusqn'a &c jour, SOFT par
son habilete. sa force, son elegance. sa duree, II
peu de place qu'elle occupe, &c, &c, ct est ii
meme a qui fut adjuge lie PRLI a la fore d Fiat.
dams lie Mississippi en- 1858. LIE nombre de ces ma
chimes vendues dams les Etats a cotton, est fabn-
leuy, ce qui d6montrc ses avantages.-Le priX
est DIES plus moderGs.-Sa force est cclle du Wis ct
levicr combine.
Ceux qui desirent voir ccs machines, soft par
curiositG on pour taire des ~aclats, mont qua St
rendre q Bavou-Sara. GU lie soussignG cXpliqucra
ayec plaisir tous les details de ccttc pressc. quill
fera Vancouver devant lie public.
lie Soussigne etant charpontier ct gin DTigM de
profession, placera lui-mGme, chez lhabitaDt,
chaque prcsse qu'on voldra bicn lui a~clleter,
Avec cette machine. qui est de trespetit Volt
me, on peut presser plus dc 40 bales de cotton
par jour. quellcs qu,elles soicnt. = Eli sortant de
cctte pregse. les balles lie cotton Giant carrtes ct
r~e,luites q leur plus petite gros>clr, Ihabitant au-
IA non-seulemcnt uoins de fret a payer, mals en-
a~rriyant Ell vile, les bales de cotton pourrOnt
&trc dirertement eypGdi6es Ell Europe, sa.a aco'
5esoiu d ete re1reS26es 4 Ia -NoHrTIb-O rI5ofs.
Tant advantages ne lnauquerolt pas Il attlfer
lattcntion dcs p~iantcurs de cotton.
IL TE-N-EEI,
Sjuin Il Bayoa-eara.
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ut bntclie|
ises]
tor the us
with groa
satisfy bill
l'ointc 4
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~NOUVELLES D'EUR0PE.

NOUVELLES D'EUR0PE.
FRANcE-L,encaisse m6tallique de la
banque de France, a augmente dc
SIS, 500, 600 durant lie mois dernier.
LIE bruit %circule que lie prince Napo-
leon sera fait roi de Toscane. On ajoute
assez de fol d cette rumeur.
LIE roi de Prusse est au plus NAL.
L'Espagne q resolu d'augmenter les
Notifications de Cuba.
Les correspondents parisiens de la
presse de Londres, dissent que Tempe
reur Napoleon est sur lie point dc pu-
blier n amnistie politique generate,
dams laquelle seraient compris lie gene
raj Changarnier, Louis Blanc ct Ledru
Rollin.
IrALIE-D'apr6s les nouvclles parve-
nues de Turin, il parait que les senti-
ments dhostilitG cnvers les grands-ducs
autrichiens, sc manifestent dams toutes
les classes dc la population DIES duch6s
de Parme, de Modene ct de Toscane, ct
que Ton est bien decide a.s'opposer a
leur rentrGe au pouvoir.
A Parme, il y a opposition au retour
de la duchesse regente ~Louise-Marie,
qui s'est refugi6e en- Suisse.
Les republieains-rouges de pecole de
Mazzini, ont cree quelques troubles a.
Parn1e, non-seulement par leurs demon
STATIONS d'hostilitG contre lie retour des
anciennes dynasties, mais dams leur OPP
position au reglement DIES affaires ita-
liennes sur les bases du traite de Villa
franca.
AuTRIcHE & PRUssE-Depuis la %conclu-
sion de la paix, il existc un sentiment
d'inimitie entire les troupes autrichiennes
ct prussiennes. En- Allemagne, dams les
garnisons occupies par les troupes mix
ties dc la confederation, il s'eleve fire.
quemment des querelles.
Une collision serieuse a Gu lieu entire
les soldats autrichiens ct prussiens sta
tonnes a Franefort-sur-le-Mein.
ENCORE BLoSD1N-Blondin, lie celebre
acrobate franeais, Went de traverser lie
Niagara sur la corde tendue, avece un
homme sur ses epaules. II ex6cuta da-
bord mile tours de force, d'adresse ct
d'agilite, a Ia grande joie des Spectators.
Enfn, dit lie Courier des Etats- Unis,
apres avoir pris quelque repos sur la ri
We canadienne, Biondin reparut bientot
a rextremite de la corde, portant cette
fois, sur ses epaules, sol agent ordinai-
re, NJ. Henry Coleord.
&c Colcord, don't lie nom semble pre-
dire quill Sc cassera lie col sur la corde,
fat preuve, en- cette Circumstance,
dune merveilleuse intrepidit6. Care
mcnt juche sur lie dos de sd monture hu-
maine, il lui await passe les bras autour
Gu cou, tandis quill appuyait les jambes
sur le balancier. Pour etre moins gene
dams ses movements, il etait en- bras &c
ehenaise, So t6te etait couverte dun cha
peau de paille; Blondin etait decoiiffe.
Nous ne savons 81 Colcord await fait son
testament, quaint a 0 compagnon, il
doit etre resigne depuis Iongtemps a SUI
Dir toutes les consequences de ses teme-
rites. De temps a autre Blondin s'arra-
TAFT, Golcord descendant, ct apres quel-
1'es i~nstants dc repos, il remontait sur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-23

chard &co. Converse, Kennett &co A kearney.
Price, Converse &co.. Taylor Churchill. Vose y
hunks eco. j Hyde Geo. .Carradine Il Winchester
. j Holden. Morton, Mosby &co. G N Mossison
SEQ. ] 2 Caldwell &co.. Potthoff knight Camp
bell MsKie. oglesby McGauley w F freeman
co. 8 Taylor. M Mackee: "A D Greii &co; !
Gould eco. C billiard. e Hart &co. Fl + Folger
&co. Hall Hildreth. C NARROW. Levy, Simon Sco
&C Boye. .Duclos &co. w W Crane eco; - Iur-
ner. j M Burrows d L Shearer. Smith u Bro.
Campbell b Strong .Haggerty gro. w hannay
&co. and order.
NEW YORK Brig North. C Buddecke &co..
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-23
FROM wAsH1sGT0s CITY.

WAsnINorox, Feb. 22.--The Senate yesterday
paasd tho Diplomatic and Consular bill By vote Of
IS - % Is nays.
NJ Mascn's substitute Tor NJ. slidell's thirty mil
Hon Cabs bill declares that the United States will
purcass the Island whenever Spain is willing to sell
Il IL : fafr equivalent
II rslASion 70 foreign powers, it simply declares
at ~ United States would never be neutral if any
1ursa powsf attempted to procure Cuba from Spain.
Hcss2 ii the House yesterday the several i'm
pustant amendments were made 10 the Army Appro-
rriataon bin.
u committee Of The whole the House concurred in
u sedacton 81 the appropriation to the amount of
neaeiy o1e ard half millions Of dollars, making the
eutai appropriation for the army fourteen millions.
The House refused to strike out appropriationof
sis 100 for arsenals.
Tho bill then psssed the house by vote Of ll6
yeas to as nays.
NJ. Phelps made an unsuccessful endeavor to have
che rules suspended for the purpose Of introducing
Ill to provide loan Of $21 900 900, for the redemp