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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01


" ~ HENRY FoI RgFSa; slan,,,,,.,
Rg e 5s,s Dssy s.s
On n''fssi lot ss pierres fe res de nHha raIe .--
penx Poteax trouyes lie terrain nsntre de planade
ss R nse danb puba sx a & e de- M
pot par Norbert yigne, Encan de v.e lie LUNDI l3
FLH9H5ER Il ,EEg comnissss ass
second district Pound on ber5gny ssres between
st. Ann and Main streets estrsy-
& @ as Ra Ga ss
aHs s sn ySs s there
Fl BE 'ia pE5s at said Depot on
s'''s' '' - ''''' HENRY pURE1,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
EPAvE DU SECOND DISTRICT. III a
psF'
un7 vache evec gn collier ashe blanche sur le
dros s a ra ssaehs @os
s. Ia de n ct les
Payss ellie yendae enehere pubque dit Depot lie
~, - wv, 3. 3 FTE6HIER, cornmssaire ass rass;
SECOND DISTRICT PoUND-Was brought
to the Second District Pound Derbgny between
St. Ann and and Main streets reefs as ae estrayl
right spl and left swalowfok mark branded wv
wbchif not claimed within and the there
paid. will b. sold public auction said Pound,
FRIDAY, June g. 1859, at II O'Clock NJ.
New Orleans, May 70 q ls59 i g;e,.,,r, e,.--,.
Registered May 20, 1883
HENRY DUREL For Comptroller.
ENPAVE DU DEUXIEWE DISEsTRICT-Tla n
II etc conduit depot des Epaves Deuxieme District
Derbguy, entire les Ste Anne Dunane,
epaye-
Une vaehe bruno noe, aysnt aches blsnches
ven.re foree drnte endue cauche marquee
fork. etarnpee WV snr Iii hanche droe.
paYes ellie vendue enchere pubique dit depot
VENDREDI, JUN lS5a d midi,
G. o. FLETCHER, Commissaire des rues.
Houvelle- Orleans, 70 mai ls59. my2l p ie2
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
L to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street, between
Laurel and Constance streets, as estrays-
One white she goat, with black spots
One black and white she goat short horns and piece of
rope round the neck.
One black she goat, with white spots, short horns
which, claimed within the
paid will be sold at public auction said Pound
FRIDAY. June 9, 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans May 25 1859. -
g. o. FLECHIER. Street Commissioner
Registered May 25 1859.
HENRY DUREL,
For Comptroller.
EPAyE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-II n
II conduit dtp3t de Quatrieme District
Jackson entire les Constance anre epayes
Une chevre blanche ayant des taches nore.
une Chevre noire blanche coues
de cOrde antour du comp,
une chevre nore, ayAnt des taches blanches.
ST les dts anmaux racames dix
frais payas ills seront vendus encere pnbque dit
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

New ORLEANS, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city lof New Orleans
NM r, the undersigned, owners of real estate
w fronting Carondelet ctfnly
honorable body have the roadway with
blocks stone from Canal street
surface be semi epica and Of the highest altitude pracc
able the to be atadcaed the bidder the
Comptroller after five days in official ourn 81 And
your petitioners as in duty bound, will ever pray.
Thos b. Lee rs feet.
Fellowes Il Lee, IN
Duncan Sinclair,
Michl Gernon, 1856 ).
j. Peebles rs .
Il. RARESH1DE, Secretary pro tenn,
Board Of Asst Aldermen.
NoUvELLE-oRLEANs, 1859.
A lhouorabie Conseil Commun de Ia
willie de Ia Nouvelle Orleans
I ES sOussignes proPrlctaires faIsant face
- Ia rue Carondeet Tespecueusemen petitionnent
quarres de Ia rue Canal Ia Felc.e La surface
seuiepcal ct auss haue possible adjudication
sera fate le Conroleur apres cnq jour davis oce
Thos. b. Lee, % pieds
Fellowes h Lee, 100 :,
Duncan Sinclair, 80 =.
Michl. Gernon, 1856 :.
J. PEBBLES, rs =,
II. RARESHIDE, Secretare pro TEN.
my7 law5w du Conse des Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

- dsTine csnai IN ihs center OF St A.
e II tsrnnns Of The existing canal. behind the Levee
This canal shall 6e dug ii With the lines and
ns given Y The city Y shall ss twelve
~ sst deph Below the ground in that
ssccn The sides and bem o said canal shall b nicely en
the digging Of the eve shall be made and constructed
:, vide a, The base hye
Tor the Ieveet 70 nefres Of stnmps and roofs
The whole 70 BE- executed 10 the entire satisfaction of
aii isboI required to b furnished by the contractor
shall be bount to begin the work In the ten
Gonnc % compets he sixty days after unue
e X dollars psf dsy for each and every day thereafter
Escny to an o. $1,000 be required to
The faithful performance II the contract
Payens cash the completion OF each and every
and levee and acceptance Of the by the
Cy PEI cent q hs M soan each
5 liked the Council dissatisfied with the
The ss cGSa a nage s s
BY ace 1905 Of The Civil Code ard hout
E he
time abandon the work not finish and
III @ ssve or ~ Of the
by him to the date Of the and the
+ also sii that IL case he Contract Be
and his securities shall be held and bound
1s hsh hs conaeor contraeied to peprm
the work and the price at which it be adjudicated at
s 81 per rnnnng Of canal snd levee conpetehe
running acre being Of 208 feet.
New orleans; Nay rs 1869.
sity Surveyor.
BY Streets Landings OF
issisnsdl Haagry IN yENyAEp. En- 2ohairnen.
R.s.sssa ssssni Ill ds 10, 1850. Robt ~ ishh
mss II .-' y - HENRYDUREL. for Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
gea gay Crescent avensaay aaang gus l. 1852 CUlA
PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, March y, 1886
To the Honorable the Common Council

NEW ORLEANS, March Y, 1885,
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Oresns
WE. the undersigned owners of renl estate
w fronting ST. Charles street. respec fully request
honorable body have the sidewalks said street regarded
and raised to the highest altitude practicable from Julia street
to and around Tvo Circle. The materials to be reused
far practicable Cutters for draining Its constructed in
wherever desired by the directed by
the Surveyor the be covered give
broken surface to the sidewalk The to be adjadicated
lowest bidder the Comptroller after Ave days notice
In tho official Journal And your petitioners In duty bound
will ever pray
Sam Smith Co. 50 feet.
A. b. James So -
]. Greenfield, rs ;.
Mrs j. Lands 80 :.
Miehl. Gernon, 20
Rosa Bahan, %
H. Eastman, 40 :.
A. B. James, l6O ;. Tivoli Circle.
Fl. l.. Huney, 20 :.
q. Currie Duncan, Prest N
O.. 4 Car. R. R. O., on Tiyoli Circle.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

feeIetFry 1HssTstaht
NouvELLE- ORLEANS, s avrl 1859.
+ PETITION des sOussignes pTopriet taIres
II faisant fac resi- Philippe Maya
SCharp fppresarte la maorite
eenise Ia nnuyee charte de Ia vile
tltion lis dernaden honorable
luton altorsaR Conrdeur yendre cling ours davis
dams cicielle, pour compile
banquettes cote Philippe
les imte sls-nentionne 1860 peds que
soft finale, lie to Facque
Les placements seront fats ach6vement
du travail conormement aignemens ct niveemens qi
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

- etc conduit depot des du Quatrieme District
Jackson entire les Constance anrel epayes
Une cheyre blanche, ayant des taches noire
uue chevre noe blanche, les ccures,
de c0rde antour du COMP
Une chevre noire ayant des taches blanches
81 les dts animaux reclanea dams dix ours
frais pays ills seront vendus 'enchere pnbque
pot, 10 TENnREDI, 9 de JUN 1859, 10 hen,es A. NJ
G. o. FLEGHIER CommsSaire des rnes.
NOnNelle ny iel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
PETITIONS--OFFICIAL.

NEW ORLEANS, April, 1889.
To the Honorable the Common Council 4
of the city Of New Orleans:
THE undersigned, owners Of Property
fronting Trema street. from st. Ann TO Sf Philip Streets
respectfully ask honoraels body order the paving with
of snd street, In conformity with section 19
the city charter And petitioners as In duty bound
will ever pray.
Victor Wiltz, 225 feet.
flames Wood, 81
Victor Bent ~
i. Eautre IS
j. Hewlett jr, 81
Clement Ramos, ~
Bernd. soulie, rs
II. RARESHIDE Secretary pro tenn.
Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
EouvELLE ORLEANS, Avri, 1859.
Au Honorable Consel Commun
de la Vile de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
/ ES soussignes. proprletnires faisamt face
- Ia Treme de IN Ste Anne la rue Philip, de-
mandent honorable dodonntr 10
pavage de de peres rondes conormile Ia
section No 9 de Ia nouvee charte de a ve Respecueuse
ment vteurs
Victor Wit,, 225 peds
james Wood, GA
Victor BENT, so :.
Eauire, IS :.
j. Hewlett. Jr, "a =.
Clement Ramos, a. :.
Bernd. SouIie, IS :.
H. RARESHIDE, Secretae pro tenn.
my7 1awaw du Conseil das Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
al5 tawSw Secreaire du Consei des Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01
new ORLEANS, 1859.

10 the Honorable the Common Council
of the city Of New Orleans
WE the anhersisnei, owners of real estate
w oiinS on GaSquet street respectfully hon
orable body 70 have the sidewalks said graded
ri-ed to the ighes altitude practicable from Basin
Claiborne street The mne ials 10 be practical
besnters FOR draining lots constructed in proper
wherever desired by the directed by the
The TO be covered give
to the sidewalk The Street Commi sioner
have the bridges reconstructed plans
furnished BY the Surveyor he work progresses The
to be edjudcaed 10 the lowest bidder by the Comproe
five days notice in the official journal yonr petone
in duty bound will ever pray.
H. B-ehe, 2I7 feet
j. Grosart, 81 -,
j. Duhns 81 .
Gerard Stitl 20 .
John ID. Henderson tary
for Fourth Presbyterian Church, 100 ..
Hugh McClhskey, 80 .
j. Friedrich - :.
Ii. RARESHIDF, Sec'y pro TEN.
Board of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen
go
NouvELLE ORLEANS, q mars 1852
A APhonorable Conseil Commun de la Nouvee Orleans:
| ES sousslgnes proprietaires faisant face
- Ia rue StGharles demanden respectueusement voe
honorable davo les banqneites dc dte nvelees
ct sxhaussie auan fire polra de la rue Julie au II
vol Circle ct tout du dit Circle Les anciens maeri
aux deyant ere employees autant possible Les rgoes
fecouement devront ee constitutes dune
manere sasfasane partou les proprieares e
lie jugeon necessaese tout convert demaniere former
surface une Ladudcation aitepar lie conoleur
apres cinq jours davis dams la gazette ociee Respect
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

NEW ORLEANS, April 5, 1859.
THE PETITION of the undersigned prop
erty holders and residents Philip street between Maga
zine and ST. Charles respectfully shnweth
ority required by tho City Charter, having signed this
petition they honorable body pas, resolution
thoriz the Comptroller SELL tfer The
official Journal the contract for completing the sidewalks and
wooden cutters the upper side of Philip h.
in the above limits about loo feet and th,t the said
shall he final and that the Mayor authorized
the purchaser for the Payments made cash
when the is completed according the lines
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

WINEs''......,.wIN wINEs...".....w WINES, etc.
80 quarter casks Harmony Nephews' Sherry
~ =. +, Martins
~ Duff Gordon .
3 Topaz :,
u Old Imperial Port.
~ Company =.
70 half pipes Renicardo :.
~ boxes London Dock
40 quarter casks Cette Madeira.
~ boxes Ro. Adams 1880 :.
~ Howard March & Co.'S Madeira.
$ Como de I.obos :.
Il South Side .
1el cases lienkel < Co.'S Sparkling Mosele
90 Hook.
GO :, I,eslie's Bitters
40 Sclners German Bit,ers
10 >. +. Klerper's Olive OIL.
In store and for sale ly s. WOLFF,
hyH5 9raviCr and New I.evee sts
Hl.D RYE NRlsiGY-?5 bbls. supe or quality in
~ s:ITe ana o. sale by
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

NoUvELLE, ORLEANS, 1859.
A Honorable CoDseil Commun de Ia
Vile de Ia Nouvelle. Orleans:
/ IIS sOussignes proprfetaires faisunf face n
- Ia rms Ghsguet deiAnent a homo
oe corps davCr les bapquetes de In de nveaes
auant fhre de la rre Cla
borne Les ancfeps materaux servront que possible
les rgoles ecoulemen des devront etre con-
ruite dune manere sasasane les proprieairrs
on lie voyer les jugerot necesnires lie raere for
surface III lie COmmssaire rfu ayoir
POINTS refa daras les plans q u par lie voer
pendant e travail fera; auic laite mar
Controeur apces cinu ,urs davis Ia gazette ocielle
Respeciuenseurut servi.enrs.
H. Reche ,;e5a
j. Grosart, f
j. Dubos 81
Gerard Sih, 20
Jno y. Henderson, Secretare de In -
4ne Eslise Presb byterenne 100 .
Hugh McCloskey, n
j. Friedrich % -
Ii. RARESHIDE Secretnire pro tenn
my lhWtw dn Eonsei des Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

QOITS, NUTS, S,!efc.-l5O kegs assorted sizes in store
~ ard for sale by G..L.4 4k0UNs BROS,
Frons street.
ml2 tol opposite Canal street Ferry.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

NEW ORLEANS, 1889.
OF the citv of New Orleans
WE the Undersigned. owners of real estate
w fronting respectfully
bic body 10 have the sidewalks said graded
raised to the highest ttude pacicabe from New
Liberty street The materials pacticabe
cutters for draining 10 constructed in proper
desired by the directed by the
TO he coveed to give unbroken the
SIDEWALK The street TO be instructed have
idge constructed n accordance with plans
by the Surveyor as the work pogesse The adtudi
Gated TO The lowest bidder by the Comptroller,
notice in the official journal And petitioners duty
T:IT ul, 5s feet. III; Keele 70 feet,
j, Metiawley 70 II. Blakcsly ia
SABINE Gone2 29ta III r. W. Johnson 81 -,
John Cousley, A A. Meaerts, -.
j. a. Kelsey, 20 j. PEBBLES, 81 :.
Chs. Job, 20 G. W .Camnack 30
H. RARES HIDE, Sec pro tenn
Board Of Assistant Aldermen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-06-01

A Honorable Conseil Commun ~
de la vile de la Nonve1le Orleans:
les sOussfSnes proprfetaires, faisnnt face
- la rue Girod, dsnandan respecueusemen hon
orae davor les banquettes In
hatSees auant ae pourra de In de IN fouvee
evee IA 6erte Les ancens mataraux ervront
possible Les rgOles ecouement
ere constitutes Pane mhnee sutisfaante les
prietaes e les ngront nacessares lie
de mnniere former surface nne lie Commits
satres des eQuis avoir les points dapres
plans lu ln fonni prle pendant travail
Sc fera ladndcation ne rnr lie ConrGeu pr ciu
ou davis dams la gazette ocielle. Rtspectueusement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

HINR. DEMOREsTs NEW AND ELEGANT PATTERNS
M sf The winter Fashions including Sleeves Clocks
asques and .horens Costume IN great variety Ill latest
styles; Waists Basques 40 cut 70 fit the form with
proportions and unetrng accuracy Waists vt - csu,s SIS
broadway and So Canal and 262 Fulton Brook
lvn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

AT JACKsOA ,s-noHGY LITERALLY ADVANCED re
"A any wssehes. Diamonds Jsreiry Plate Dr.
pernonal Properly OF desorip
don or bought ard sofs by A. JACesOS anconsar AM
broker III ursud three doors Sal Of Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
DANCING ACADnMlns.

RRivALFRoM PARIS OF MADAME LUBY FgUIILE
"A who VIII receive fex se'e pupis lpssons IN Deno
ing 'Astbepics and the
Also IN the "Qu.dris du and the nadr,l
hu"e This fssb'Onsbe dance Of he
sensozed by maay OF the ene q New York modcauon
~ 'be Empire Quadr leo taught Madame
season The new curtamept Of the aSnres
has been effected by CeaIis Lsborde, others Ia b
ab 10 teach this beautiful dance corresy il il ssutaiv
ntc.sssry to sc. dapced and Madame Luby willing
70 pay any professor hundred d,iars can teach
from theory alone she Is the oDy ststec
who hss actually danced the Qnadre with Uearius n Paris
ns the following testimonial will proee:-
Js sons.ane ceriihe que Madame Iuby reulle
go Paris pour que je hi eusegne Qadrie Rtsse &c. Ell
que Ia cros tres capable de ie monrer q eleves
$40, CELL aRIUS
~ rue Niviepne PARIS. Nov. ", 1859
Professors aud Others wishing to learn Qnade Russo
dc all apply Madame uby EeuiIe Ig fslreck str.at
until further ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

on mn RAnROAp TlEN wAHrFD-aEvNN AVID
LU.VVu hall fee, osx sir inches Zane AK to'h's
hchnsss Of sbssnat bite cedar Apply Tho osA,cA
N ia road Onioe No. bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

(lF DEHANrF-UHE B0vgF POUR CoUDEE ri
~ soener nm eufaut Ellie dot sIsor hen b-oler N don
ner DE boDnss references nrfcrera qu marie
Nm peut s'adre.ser su lis lWh "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

T1PPERs-UPPERs-THR SHOEMAKER CAN NOW
u resse an Independent position the facilities which
splendid and vsrod soch Of Uppes afford for each
n. ARTHUR Son, 60 Gold street.
VALENCIA RaIsINs-PRIHE QUALITY, NEW CROP.
In half boxes direct importation Of John Norand Co
choice selection os suit purchasers sale By GOMEZ
WALLIS co, 70 and 81 South W ilism street
UykTBaOORE Pa TENT BUTTyR MILL or > aKM1K'B
w shnrB The only shssp and simple labor savin6
shurn Invented nnkss the bss. Of svs
milk Ave iautas leaving the milk perfectly sres
squay well With milk che simplicity
and eGctspsy challenges the worh Gall sec IN ope
ration avery day 1t 10 A. n and For butter mills
Wholesale and rssn for Bas county rerr1t Nal rgs
agencies call sddsss Isass " horrel So Broadway
View York
@100 TO ANY DOCTOR WHO CAN PROVE THAT
ySOU my Powders for the cure Of drunkards" have
done harm whereas drunksrd both youag
and 3D. have been cured VI their and against all
intoxicating drinks, by kergine Powder Thsy
NM nown, To food or drink Packages with dreciins g. -
and -. DR.. ZELL,
AZ Third street. two doors from Second avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

lsOR THE holidays
YOUTHS CHEMICAL CABINETS
Containing upwards Of ~ Cheui al Toss ~
useful Appar Atus With Book Of Insrusionk for
no s4ect amusing Chemical BIpeneutA Without
cshsr dangerous 1koy are
psrfey safe In tbe hands Of youth Of bob ard
pFshly prixes &e fnstsias ,asts
for Chemistry youthful mind In red wood boxes Okla
mcbes price IS, large size, llIl7 inches price $40
For sale BY Z. q. KELLEY,
Practical Chemist, lI6 john street n T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
HOLIDAY PRnsENTy.


A RTISTIc PREaHNra IFG3 III. nos -" -
The subscriber politely s The attention Of the public 70 hs
large autful COLLECTION Of
FRAMED Eh0kAvIkGS, PAINTINGS, PHOTOGRAPHS
Of the Palmer Ma -bles IN PASsE-PAkfUUTs.
Water and Oh Color Boxes, Drawing InsuDeots Drawing
BOOKS h. forming The reohs the osnns
hsbdaya SUHAuS, CD Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

nIAMOFb BURNING AND LUBRIOArNG Or a.. or,.
j Ara Candlea EDWARD CkvnND" <AD Va"
- Hcao AGENT "a. .. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17
RRMNCB ADvERT1sHMnETs.

M q. l., PRoFEssECR DE FRANCaIs ARRIVE TOUT
W. recemnent de fraDce ct pouvant jsier do son al
pone DE Bacheier ga sciene9s rrnversh de
Par desre doLDer ds lecons dams queues bonnes families
NJ. Hatcher. - 49, - ~ ~'e Viva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

IyvRTARs OUkr Rks
" A. Reduatssu,
RaakD b~lsnes ~ - 90 per yard,
Formerly sed q -
Cornises Lace Cnr-aiar and
Whdo~ shades oquaIly NV
rEh0pSON RelrNRRA
Essf##H ~ tsosA0nE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-17

NHEAPEsT AND BEST STEEL AZ IRTs IN NEW YORK.
- NINE ptMokksl's new shape prize medal sxirts
cheaper and durable than other
cf rednctiou prees IS Sks retneed "a 81
rs skirts 10 81 good ss~ed ktt~s " springs sou's, ~
spTinRs beat steel 81; ~ sn,t 81 Is ebden's SshA
low prces $40 sruadwSy 80 lanai street. 2e ssry
ll9 kigAih avenue and "a Grand
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-30
sotTHCiROiINA BECoMING NFRICAN.
IZED.

The State of South Carolina is now hav-
ing census taken. which 10y its revela-
tious, throw light upon the question in re-
gard TO the utility Of reopening the African
slave trade We see il stated that in sew
euiecn parishes there is a decrease of the
white population of over 5000 since 1850,
while the blacks during the same period
have largely increased in number At
this rate, the entire State will exhibit d.
mlnUton Of whites amounting TO twelve or
fifteen thousand and the Palmetto State
IS in fair way to become Atricanized.
without the further introduction Of negroes
from the parent stock.
We feel curious to know how this inior-
nation will affect the discussion Of the pro-
position TO reopen the African slave trade
We incline TO the opinion that it cools the
ardor of the agltators Of that measure or,
at any rate, l. Will prove to be an insur-
mountable obstacle to their success in bring
inc the Southern people TO their views.
When it is seen that the natural increase
Of the slave population is sufficient to drive
out the poor whites, and thereby endanger
the peace and safety Of the Oligarchy. it is
not probable that a measure whose tenden-
cy must be to aggrayate this evil in ten
fold degree will find favor with any class,
except the nefarious wretches who would
profit by engaging in the slave trade. The
Chivalry may be /" born insensibie to fear.
but they nevertheless are III no hurry to
precipitatc the horrors of negro insur-
rection.
The effects of dimnution of the white
population of the State upon its political
weight in the Coniederacy must prove an
other source of solictude to the people as
well as to their rulers For every three
whites The S,atc loses, she must gam five
black, IN order 20 maintain her position ;
but it is probable that every black ntrodu-
ced will expel two whites; and if the trade
should be successfully opened, there would
be a general stampede Of the poor whites.
Verify the Oligarchy are in a strait.
Turn which way they will for succor, they
are sure TO meet with disappointment II
they open the slave trade, with or without
the consent Of the Federal Government
they cxpcl the whites, and precipitate in
surrection. If they do not open it. the
price Of negroes will drain off the slaves
from the northern to the southern tier oi
States and TIE former will become free
God and bis providence are against them
They will be wise to read the handwriting
on the wall before it is too late.-Nat. Era