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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

n IsFkAUGIxss FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAuTIFYING l. INyIGoRATING l. REGULATING

1SEASAUSIA5S FEMALE
BEAUTIFYING l. INyIGoRATING l. REGULATING /
For prodqGSin Boemqg GempeSion Erect and Graceful
eholy, Diz4i Plpaon of the Heart Pains the lead
podeed BY Or fFesar 81 st e
which The Female Sex is subject
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
s r. OF nsl
any and all circumstances srauck Female Cordial also
L has been nlly tested in Mobile, and proves to be equal
The lady Of one y The prominent ciiaens of
recently teen of Debility and Iw Spirits bordering on
ns Of srsuck's ofa Alter al oihsr renee hns
once 10 eah hsppness and he soee We 81 e
equally surprising most desperate Fe
male OF disease have become known the popetors
s8-sod by JOHN WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans; TALL
lat CO, Mobile. and DRUGGISTS generally. ses4 "
X ATFaMAN's TROPICAL RuOEIsG-
climate spe'i'' eA' 1''' u 'o"'H''n
ia tested tied, and sec 9 qualities are
to ss oer no Graz ks
or lsakf e gsnE possible
H. costs mseh e hn hoash III ace es
ssd s9s ss ass t. f s aSa h
sth observation-disclosures will resist IRE better than
9Th. CONFERENCE.-THE will soften the heat Of
this enae protects the buildings from s in
heat of summer.
7h. S0LIDITYIt becomes harder smoother frou ex
posuts Gan be put agan roofs Of my slope and being Of y
Liable coroson aud breaking does require repsr
Substances several of which peculiar alone combs
in proportions discovered by actual experiment and expeef
in TINS city.
Testimonials of the of the above The
Of the agent and verified by wishing be-
fore contracting.
Az orders sit the restenice, Boz K No =, will be
promptly attended 10; IsPply to
j. @. KAUFMAN,
fal5 " se-,ar Il sesviieT1d Nsrais sis
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closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and cities Of the German Postal Union ana Denmark
Norway, Poland Russia Greece, onan Islands, etc.
fl sent from the Post Office New York pi-weckly
"a mail for India Islands will be sent by this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR PERSONS OF MODERATE
means purchase scthnlt Tw5-Sfery Franz Dwelling
H1usc in fast improving part Of The First Distdc
Private Sale.
By j. B. WALTON, us z@5
Anctioneer-OGice 40 Camp street.
OWE LOT OF GROUND, measuring 80 fea
- oit on How ID street baiween lilo by
~ feet in depth between parallel lines improvements
thereon, consisting Of webuiit TwoStoty Frame Dwelling
House containing four in the DGiding, with Two
story Frame Back buildings, with kitchen below and
above, cistefD, etc. with paved yard.
The lot Is well filed and high The sidewalk in front Of the
proper is nar9
For parii ulars apply at the auctIonees Office orsst
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q. DC. GlRARDEY S, co.

Or THE LATE JOHN LESLIE sR-1HAT
valuabis pSosety f3Ininp the southeast of
Canal aud Camp steet5 adjoining the CRY Hotel
Gagp site and thar splendid Ton Bnaiag occupied
by AesSrs Theodore FIos Co. the Gannl side
Sal on Long Greuit and Without Re erse, by
parties to effect partition among the heirs.
BY C. e. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS The
IN Board Il supervisors Of will in
Hall Room ID al l.o'cl"ck NJ, on MONDAYS. the LIST Sth
10Th, I'D aud 20 of OCTOBER lS0 Sd Novemt
following to review the of The Board rs and
receive applicant for relic from parties who
from the during The time The Assessment RI lis ex
posed for examination and by the Board Assessors
in August and September of he pre- en ear.
The undersigned wal be daily from 10 o'clock
NJ till O'Clock T. NJ, the above loom, thirty days
from and nfte the LIST of October 1860 exhibit The Assess
ment tolls and to receive such application may
be made.
New Orleans, September &c, 1860.
JOiFN A. WATKINS,
Secretary Board of Super vsors OF Assessment
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AuGTInM SALEa

CREDIT SALE.
$50 cares Of Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
BY T.. ROGER 81 CO.,
Auction Rooms, Nos. At and Al old Loves street
between Custozntouse and BienyiIlo Streets
'EMURgnAX, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
will he sold " -
30 cas- Boots Shoes and Brogans comprising select
sornen for Men Women and Children received direct from
manufacturers by late arrivals from New York. and
Pbi.adaiphia.
sB~TEEMs-oyer geo 90 DAYS credit of
CREDIT SABE.
Dry Goods, Wooden and Cotton Shirts and Dfawers.
BY e. ROGER & co.
Auction Rooms, Nos. 45 and AZ Old Lerae street,
between Castemhouse ana Bisngille strees.
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
M their auction Nos 40 and ~ Old Leses
will be sold
A large assortment of seasohabe Dry Goods.
An invoice Of Wooden and Cotton Shirts and Drawers.
B8-TERMs-At sale. ol7
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VALUABLE DWELLINGS, ON BAEoNsE SIRE 1.-TWO
LOTS OF GROUND On Poynnia street--Yerz De- 'irssle
Dwelling on Euerpe gsree.-Sayes Stocks for account
Of the Succession Of Robert W. Graharn, deceased
pU Y 70 VIZ 4 r frr,xv b
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QUZEMAN'S HOSPITAL,
No. 20 BARoNNE STREET New Orleans
Nesrthe 5arrollton Railroad Terminus,
CREsoENT mAasI.n WORKS.

Monuments Tamb and Head SEnnes P, rs ann Center Table
Tops, Counter Slabs Mtn'e Pie Crate Crate SETH
Fefins Tiles Banquete and YARD FIsggng Ien Railing
The trade eEppei with GIL manufactured marIs
by HkV&NAUGH & GILL Y,
oil few 2}S, i2i ant 296 "a street
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M sDaaiE Ia MAiss

w sar u AssE15s AslEanpy las retnfned Ia hs
slnoy sanih hHt naive nl Located ia one stIYs
VIII he gives seneei Inv tn ion 10 Tad es aud Genasn
Who wish 70 suit her question iae 20
pterent and Fuie 0rnAka her visit SaiSaca sna Ii 80
aheed IN all h,rine,s matters Lave Conttshp A4rtlss u
ues tribes all diseases, give lucky number e'e
f lee for aiinii 81 Will give ssons in =,
aeencsN an teach every lady TO be her Own Law r FERN
HsAde known at her Office. w. - 70 los i i.
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p<s SLAVES FOR sAI4E-PIEID HANDS
AZ Hon SERVANTS Mechanics and general Iab0eIs,
~. We have and s accommodations for slaves.
LIZ. Good Rooms and Il for Gentlemen wish to
lsy HE House witf their Slaves Our NV HENDRIGK has
pecial charge OF that department.
GARDNER SMITH 4 CO..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

RESIDENCES EALABLEs DAMS LA RUE BARoNNE
Deux Teraihs dams la Rue Pos Residences ties
desrahes dams la rue Euterpe Eselaves Actions de
Chemn de Fer compile de Ia succession de Robert d.
Graham decide
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-10-18

PUTNAM, LANES ma, LATE OF THE FIRM OF
Hall, Rodd Punan totspu and Sugar Facor Commits,
sion Hnd Forwarding aerchau No 81 taroudele street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

! But 7 fear the other custom Of clo.in, IL.
temple Of Janus. when peace was declared
could never be observed; for, like the co,,,.s,
among tile armed men. sprung from the T.. n
of the serpent, sown by Eadnus, it would he .,
war Of cXtermination.
Let us have 4 conference Of the South. M ,
preliminary step to 4 conference OF cnnrrn,io,
Of all the States, which is recommended lv o;.
present yjglIant and faithful Tx ~cutive. lIlon
John Letchcr.l wherein shall tr considered mi
adjusted all differences between. the North An,
the South, if it be possible. The di>cu>sinn If
this question | shall not farther indulge. "a,
the reason that it il fully discussed in all il.
aspects in The Report of the minority If t!y
joint committee srpri;,tcd tn prepare Il res ptn,c
to South Carolina" which | had the. h,nrr in
behalf "i that minority 10 submit {" tits ll0u>e.
Though mot The aulhpr vi that report. il rc.
ecivcl my cordial appreciation. One w"r!
more and am done. Writers on the lrv "a:
nations tell Us Of ,li. various me9.ns surg, sell
hy the Law of nature ir { rminalIng na,;4uol
DISPUTES, and cnuneratc a~lI!cahic acc uu.,oi..
lion. curnprouuiS2, m"dla'iOn, arbitration b.,
Ya!tei, after suggesting ti:c>r r1rars. SAYS: IA
order 10 rut il practice ans Of Ihc>c rn.;h VI.
il i. n necessary u speak with eaci, ~"f!Irr. and ,
confer together. Conferences and Cun.r,s.-.
are therefore Il moic at cancellations, Will. H..
las Of Ar,uir lccHn!I4cnd> I" mstpa~. ~ w,i
calculated t. briil- ,li.ir I.:!.rt:c., /, ~
nmiclblr t"rmrra:rrl
The Swiss ltrpI!iI,. adopt NJ the M~inci;is
Of accommodating their .'ttyIrn"'S. :aHr;e
course tu aIb;lla'; II Il" r~"HIiac: i"''h amor:
Themselves and wirlI other tri'i"m>. .tS $50
al t,u,t;,;iu,,' irtr,. uutl is li.li>;. tit L.
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PuE'TiEAL.
AN OCEAN HYMN.
ct KEYSELL COATES, u. d

neins Of almighty power,
On the wide and stormy sea,
In thv W appointed hour,
JIcrc. we bow our hearts to thee!
What is man that he should dare
ASK os Thee a passing thought?
Ruling ocean, earth, and air,
Thn,, art all-and he is naught?
Like q note upon the earth:
fEuth-a mote in space TO Thee0
What avails his death or birth
What, his hopes or destiny!
Yet a Spirt Thou hast given
Totny creature oil the clay,
Ranging Tree from Garth to heaven
Heir ul an eternal day!
In thy image Thou hast made,
Not the body, bat the MAD!
That shall lie deiilcd-decayed!
This to leftier fate consigned.
Shall above the tcmpcS; roar,
YicNlcSs, gaze on all below,
AMI, lis mundane warfare 0 CT
C.,nliy watch Times ccaSeiess HOW
Aid us. Father! with thy power;
Wuhcut Thee our strength Is nausht9
Thus, in Natures dreaded hour,
Urmnr own the peaceful thought
That, our blinded efforts here,
May no, mar Tiny great design,
And each humble work appear
Worthy Of a caiid Of Thine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16
No Ratification of The NrSican Trcafy-A
sSn- an Tho Rio t.r.,.c. etc.

WAsrIxGroS. .iarc!, ~. lsG'', =. M-N5
McLanr, cur minister to- ti" Jua'cH s",er'}'rt;
~ Mexico. viii return to Vera LsuA Ia tIc> ,arG
irira;e Elouklyn. wi'c!l will receive !,im and.
Mr.. rmkett at Hampton L rd>. is ri! w'..
,,pct Of ratification ., the JHaicz ucaty seem,
to bc ab.ndpa"d. NJ. MrLlrc> Prospective rr.
turn r~Gr.iirinS The c:irl that" war upon 81,
q, vii. rc>i.I: from ,l:u .:a;c If lhin.> ~eNi>;'u:
ri;,,.,r the T." L]ra"t:.. AMI. inGed i. upon all he
Mexican hurIyr. There is Ii!t!c prospect Il
the c:np.rsmrul Il Texan rargcr> 'p"I' CoH.
grr,<.ui;ll awi.":!;y Ia 'iinc {" ~Iir'c''t he ~
ip.,' 500" M.y'"'. which Cox. Houston, O.
ter :,'c>! .ad"w~.
NJ. Cruaoi.y. ii Baltimore. cr.agrS 4" ',Ir.
n;si, all the m"l,ulil;r!c c"iurm 5 i'r the capt.,
excelsior within I"u Wears. y tact 81 IN AK.
aarr. - II E!a< been heidi t;'al a tern, If ~
vc.i- wou!d hs required t' "htnin t!'r'a iFe'i
t,,.I iynn p.;a RES.
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LITER .Ku,.I EUROPE.

rnE-L.Hn. March 9Th" steamship Norm N"'r.''
NJ. liverpool ,lr'.- ~ ~" -Jrh i-hiu.Ey, ~r'i'cl i'"''
The North lliliiu arrived ~ 'sGrrasisA' "" 80! % 't'
bruarr,
The North American touched Il; Greensboro ~ We &;
inst Tue total t"-- of The. American sfir' ne, "a rb"i I ;
Confirm. Il Uuly twu out ~ uir luuirrrI AMI SEW ,'n
s,u,>w rTr saved one Iit.I almost tYIuc'l ,tclS 10. A.
y;yrT H. al IL .Iiln 'iArIr,I I irH''it
several vr~s, i ~ u- Ncr--, i'i::"i ii~!r 'i,'i'rH
Trr sin, u. ~, 1t wills "f Iivrr pool :"r ''-l.~.i"H. ' !
totally " eel See, r IIn'yirr, : y" ~ = "r'r bot !lf
r, rn wL,-ly,t. q lrIr uL.4-!Cls Had o.GurfvIt 10 .~.Ir,..,4=
b"uui vr.sri..
rh- I:us ala AMI Austrian aIInc' Il aul'io ~ wy r'-'
IrIriiCfr'i TIE hu, Lri IL ri".itt.lhs 'iHG'r"'' IL 'S
House ~ Commons. IL j., rrFOric : ti't f"r a"hs =. ;. =:
Tu.r,uI To Vi.iI,,n: j. ~ iur .b,I''ni,r"d.
Iivtnpm l.. Feb. -. I'i;on ! DIAL W.T. Ir'''' ~ .a''
ski .,,th The ir t"r The ia>' thrr, 'a's am ur' i"iG'ni
hats Flour is GIi~t IT, 2:,.y r!'ihtps. hi""l = 4 ''i. ''l
.. ag-. lHE: white ~. i'll a.: Earn 'GIl At ~ 49, '!-
pruyi- q >rrc,iy STAR :iEn. C"ar" : ""+t .,c .r'
Ma. at store. u'.ii,n--.i. trisnl- q. . '!iFT
L,TfsT VI, trE:->-I"nS --iN' r"i. te'. -"l i-
~ irsct- nr: all unchInsrd except i@ter.1r cI.iot. "".lhi
sItultIS lpytr
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.:corc!. Democratic Convention.

SPtI.s .
NuLEuo.y;.LH. March it-rn- State ID m,rt'!' i'r
vsuri. u a.-: nhi-,l 'rrr tn-iiy !Jihelr:, i"s "- re r,-
AnauI 1 connie, are unrrl.f, scented. i:-'m ~! 1i"rHr"
lowell Cobb, VI Houston, vas chus' - trImiUTL.! ,Hhss "iI
Eatcr from california.
MALionr'I Sf,iI"S. March II Tile overland mail r. =
san FrIuris:, -. wrh i ties To- ?!-t Il; t-''ruLt. Ia, ~rl'tL
The elicit u. + r Delegates :r the - ,'e C,iir' Lfr'i'i .'E h-rE
hr,Ir stS & The lr.rst cOunii"s. iu"!uIiTs III If .nErti
AMI : icran-n'". usSciu t- -iow il.,' IL .'lrs ,', 80
flvorAhlc IL toy. Latin III ami opposed u NJ. Well.
----- <<S-L- -
From Texas
U,cSr'y, Mrch ~ -rh. iuIi ,ns, il ,Is.r crta'j''i
|, q, Il l. cu,Irtv. has" kiii"i - 'an'i = 'r.t' dan
e,id.. n Tom anr n volunteers .r.t WacJI Oh hs 49,
70 defend the mia ItarIs.
-- I.IS -
Destructive Fires.
New OEir.:$, NniCit /, Two .to',- , ii II 'Nfri ftt5
Lrvre .rtr,t ~.r- turtt ih:; ALL H. ne .S - f.:S'r.
ilur.:oy. r.,-.. Marc, I"-.hs I,r.IS &c LG.n!cl:
~ ..uIs- The los. l.. $50 duh.
Ncw Iin:npsiirc Elcrtion:.
cn3rnEa. Mar II Il. = TIE i.rpThi'cnn mai ~ in NJ"
Hampshire viii gscred j,nJO. Tbs: vii have w ins;pii =!
IN Tie Lrpi .Inturc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

"WI'hout the gates
In, weary guardian J mus doao;.y waits
n 0 when the 50, red s nate ,ots- the "sf:,
III Roman con.u { cir deIe'n cl'ss.
LsI In bis robes the ioaadicS Sate, rnba'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

ElrltHGN" CATTLE MARKE MARCH II.
EssF-The >rir< "f cattle u; the >sal-s this week only
sEnGnieh {" III hrsd. NJ .l'ricrs ranging from IS 10 TO ) NJ,
sross-laaity runI and hrcss fair.
lloGS-Sone selling.
SHnr-ESsra quality 50 TOO 80, grcss-suap!y heavy
inferior s. 81 ~ 3 - per head.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

And whilst this decrease is moi wholly d.
rectly ~ctlargcablc to that legislation, yet | be-
licvc it indirectly chargeab!e to il. by prevent
ing those those merchants and small dealers
from taking out licenses whose main profits &c
crucd to them from the sales Of ardent spirits.
Serious loss to the State treasury has thus
been brought about 10y even this snail and in
significant change in Our license laws. and now.
after 4 period of two years, the public scnti
thent of the country calls loudly for repeal.
In tracing ont the elects Of this loss of rev.
rnue. We find that the means and resources of
the State arc diminished 10 the amount OF
$4G,57S 03, which lacES but 4 fraction Of the
interest on $500, 0c0 Of prize pal. This d>G.
cheney Of revenue ~rctar,l>, To the extent Of
nearly one million Of dollars, the internal in-
prnvcmcnt policy Of the State.
Our mcI camille community has never been
cherished and fostcred by the Legislature. 1t
has been the qrsat oppressed for years ami
years: and now, as if 20 cap the pyramid that
is to en,omb this interest, this bill drives from
Virginia merchants the entire trade from with
out the limits of the State, to Baltimore and
the Abolition cities of the free States.
This trade has increased steadily for a series
Of years, has gone far in building up the cities
of Virginia and more especially the city Of Pc
t%ersburg, which | represent OH this floor. Take
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Northern Markets.

Ril1rvoRr. March fI-fInuri is active and higher. How.
ar. Street - -. C;.y Mills q %. Whea, Is huoyun,; red
Al 4baI IS white II t5al 81. Cnrn l. steady: white IUai lc..
y.llau Ium1Sc. Pork Is unchslg ed; mess slS. prime tl5.
Whi.keS active Mt 9Jc.
Nlw YoRS. March lI-Socks are 10 better demand; VIZ.
sin!a Gs SIX. C"itcn l. heavy and hur'rs demand = re-
duciion. Fiuur is drclihius; southern &G loaaG 81 Wheat
lx2c. lor.r: Snu'h.rn iupniual. Corn ! &c. lower, a. &c ii9c.
Fork /. du l. Mes, sl1ais. Wiiskry 23Gc. sugar is firm.
C"Ge- firm. Rec 3:s AK. ut auction. Tur2enIae dull ~
~ Gosia 1T 5 / Wal ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

VIRGINIA. Al iu vs -" Ia tie ,iI~' :"
Y thr Cirru Cont % ti- Gig ~ !l:s'n"ud. me ''"'''
OF Earei. So
iSm-. Z. Elicit. f!-'""-'
EEtIh-'
rr,i.f, C ,i,... EoLr!, 3i.cl aHd suSh Jare h.='t
arl ether i"in
The object %. hi salt +, - 'YiJ"ct 4 portion o.! { "'
C-;ai- .t ~ IIItaun %. t,aiu-.. h"c, ns-d tn TIL lHSh en- &"
Id .Irhr-; AMI ain ,a,it having hern Iut'ir and t'e'i 'i-' ~
defendants ahry- nrtI"d aTr Ion r-.i' -nis -, iht S"iM v"
wealth -. I'D ,i-!rGd,iii- 4r- Motif d tb AiI~"r r'H'
one month .frr tue I.uhii :ation h-r",f amt do st.' -
ce>s,ry 20 protect ih-c Interests ia 10 suit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-03-16

NJASTED.-T~U ycuuk -r""h -. 49, ma q.
c,u.t.rahl- -xp- iefc~ Ia '-"r tir:. en- = NJ
NJ the -Aue Inslu'i,u, b. 49, Ct ted -
TEACHERS, ara wish ! -, ure n -'' n''"i. So 10 ~
= S-We ure Scutt sra.:s, anc prefer ~
q Address Eoz No. g, salsr. Roanoke e:ah''
March ,-Swt.
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10 its obligations. more faithful! 10 the Constr.
tuition. than within the last seven years. lis
executive and ~juti'ia! departments haze firmly
maintained the iunlamehta; w in relation To
these great qn"st!"r.: and the legislative DE-.
n]artIncrt has appr0yi;na'cd The same standard
nearer than nj any otllsr period at our history
within the last forty years. And II IS because
of this fidelity to lis duty that II Is habiiual!5
denounced by q condition IN this country. when
* sr,kipy 10 centred il. with intent To make IL
Subsequent to their ireaclcrnus purposes. IT
is IN. duty NJ all patiiotlc c;tlZcirS TO uphold
il. and protect it against such prostitution. J
sneak 10 no nan as i partisan. feel but small
concern about mere party success. these
u~nestinns mise fnr above SC ignoble R standard.
would tia: al sn"G ',:en. Of every party.
would unite and rally around the Constitution.
and defend this last hniwark # national SAFETY
against these public enemies.
These public enemies are Ahoii,ionis,s who
have formed a coalition wi;h al the waits and
stravS-desrrters Of all former political par
ticS-and the better 10 Conceal .!lcir real pur.
poses have assumed the name of the Rrpnhii
can party. This coalition has hat one living
nnimating principle or bond o! nni"n, and ''.a'
is hatred Of the people ami institutions ri the
! SllEcnplulnH SIaleS Oi iiS CHfoH' az
ton has eyinced. b: lis acts. rs dcc'araii'li'. u
fixed and dclermin,' Il purpose. in S?ii' o: th'
Constitution, in spite % s"le'ia engagements
to obey and maintain il. and in spite Of alI Tie
obligations which rest IN every mr'ihrr "t e.
cry civilized State tc limit. TO restrain. and
finally to suhvrrt. the institutions Of fifteen
States of the Union"
Such are tie sentiments If tire distinguished
Senator from Georgia. and such being !rnr
call upon the South to grid mp its lnIHs. and
demand tn know in uncqurvncal terms wh"tlIr!
agitation shall cease, whether our rights 81" il
lie respected. in property: IN fine, whether tn,
North is for peace or for war. Whether that
response be for peace Or war. through 'h'
agency Of 4 measure Of peace, The t"mfrr
tncc. we Of the South desire IN know
While the South loves peace and the C"'nn
deprecates war and dis,nion, | feel tla.:
know her character sufficiently we'll TO So.
that when the North throws down the s!or'
the South will accept it; if for peace, With ths
right hand Of cordial fellowship; If for war
the temp e Of Janus will be opened, as MAS the
habit among the oil Romans.
- a. .atA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-16
THE JAPANE Sc EMBASSY.
From Our Own Reporter

From Our Own Reporter
PHILADELPHIA, june IL, 1850.
The progress of Phads lpha inquiry has beeo prem
aur ly checked. The japanese have been. taught the
ufe Of eysand at last able to enjoy immunity
from intrusion Admittaaee to the private chambers
Of the officers is denied to the extreD dssatiS-
faction of the Philadepha fair not tn IN half of
whom had succeeded in exploring the Orier al ward
robes solving the mysteries of the OreD fal toilet.
The presentation ofautoghs has been dscou ragged by
the Naval Committee whose suggestion on NE point
so exactly meets the wishes OF the japanese thel cvss
that they eagerly adopt it instruction from; wlSh
they must not any consideration depart
But upon the street crowds such resIictio os can
be placed. Their efforts, consequently, 10 estroy
whatever opportunities for satisfaction the JAP snese
might otherwise find in their excursions, who'd
W it'll perfect Their visit yesterday to G rard
College simply afforded the strangers another inst ulee
Of the uncomfortable rudeness of our American Db.
II is significant fact that since the day Of their ar
rival the three ambassadors have resouely refused 10
take part in any of the expeditions upon which tb
have been invited They send their subordinates Z
remain in comparative safety at home To-day, the. '
have been privately occupied at the Mint, upon the
business which alone deains them in this country
The secondary officers have been induced not without
signs of reluctance on their part, TO visit the Point
Breeze Gas Works " here balloon ascension ar
ranged for their amuss ment
The best-appreciated entertainment that has been
set before the japanese unprecedented exni-
bition Of legerdeman yesterday afternoon oy clgnor
Blitz. Their ready wits were varously mised. Inc
enjoyment OF the swiftfngred SgDor was as great as
their own, and the extraordinary voluoilry with
which he continually addressed good-natnred remarks
to them. haspoke mind above the ordinary tramme!s
of lipeual disparity. The japanese became eostatic
over the droleres of ventrloquism and ventured 10
give exresop to their sentiments by sundry presents
u hicb the Sienor converted into instruments Of
;pcyery to their additional qualification. observed
that of all the foreign train, only stood unmoyed
IL was Yewah, Of whose magical proclivties ] have
before spoken, and who this occasion stock gazing
in calm Indifference as II of superiority forever
peryaded him. But Yewah in spite of entreaty, de-
clined TO forward and display his own powers;
from which inferred that he was not much Of a
tIiekser after all, as he wished have people sup
pose and that he preferred maintaining the partia
reputation he has already gained to rskng his entire
fame upon the chance of some misadventure.
From the unusual amount OF shaving and hair dress
ing performed to-day. Judge that these operations
have been nerered WITH of bate by the general inse
eurity from interruption. Japanese officer ia espe
eiay dsincned to have his head adorned in the pres
enee Of strangers. Among bis friends, however, il |