New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
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The 1xford Mercury Of the 18th has the fol
loWings
On depot d utterly clicked with cotton; Their.
ars rs least S00 balea there awaiting shipment
Eolne 0s II Hili 90 direct to New Orleans NJ lien lii
company gat ready 10 take It. Our railroad i
sadly IN need of more r rolling stock.s II will
nexer dp fa suffer cotton to remain on hand as long
81 the kslko "a Ehe present Ict has done. The pre.
sent state Of affairs Mii ruin the cotton buyers and
depreciate the value Of the staple to the planter
On last friday night as the regular passenger
trxln wsss Passing point ave or pix miles above
here. 4hree stones were hurled through the win.
dows into the cafs Fortunately no one was HIT
and no other damage than the breaking Of three
lights done The feEkH appeared to have been
thEo about the saIe time, a1ld ii 10 there must
have been more thin one person engaged ID throw
The officers Of the railroad are at d loss to con-
lRctufe WITH II III that Would resort to such base
and uApyillca ple6 means t0 ihjure The company.
y WIN be Remembered that about two years ago
trains Ira the same locality IL seems to us that the
Titlaisss might bD caught il watched
The Carrollton Democrat u Friday lat says:
We very much fear that the warm moist weather
with bring nh ths vitality into our fruit trees,
thexehy eFing flie coming crop by subject
The Jackson Eagle Of Saturday says IS;
Ne have again ID record tremendous rise IN
Pearl river H is aoing grcat damage ID tle stock
and fencess both up and down The river.
The Brandon Republican of the 10th says:
Me learn that Il Young man named John Gradiy
aesIae ntaIly Hhot himself on THU It'll inst near
Gate, I'D tbis county, producing very dangerous,
though prphebly not fatal wound. he was
riding on horseback Ehen his pistol went Off and
te 6all entered His sfomen and went through Is
The Saddle. re-
Our AssAsrs with Gseat Britain and McKee,.
Ths Washington correspondent u the baltimore
Sun writes:
Since the arrival ii this city Of Mr.. McLane.
from Msxico, a has been stated that the Senate
G1aaiatkee on Foreign Assairs viii avail themselves
Of 81 the Information be can afford them concern
ing lhe condition Of the Constitutional Govern.
ment with which lie has made his treaty. There
afc contradictory fuIaprs as ID some 0f the sti,u.
lafi4as of s treaty and ii Is not probable that II
viii be published as promptly d treaties have been
sen.s1inea herstofegs, Thile pending ID the Sem
0piaEons, ssid il liays been giyeri Til 81 against
the fzeafy ~ Senator's cannot have much founda-
ton, fntsmueh rs they cannot hare been formed
npon lnformatIqE I'd nsiderstion II Il quite GER
0f I'LL treaty, and fof that reason ii III y be SUP
pozed that there Is nothing IN Il that can give much
dissatisfaction. 8
M Rrasidelt's Recommendation, IN fis annual
" armed intsr yentiun III Mexican Affairs
e ~ disefstion will Of course. receive attention
ffeam the Senate. ssss
Ellectaal Inter ention cannot be adopted without
M Aaxaxd NJ 4 war, and pcfIaps long ar3d cx- |
ReIslve ore 1hsn win follow the question 81
lie sets4son Of the Mexican territory and another
conteat betNeeA the North and South for its on. /
loy@1nE 1h6 North WIN persist In their exclusive
epialaSeat rs all aoqnisitons of territory The /
t26 44rt56e nave quarfeIed over this subject long
en1a8h to have come To some conclusion III regard
r. hsz respective rights Ia the common territory.
bnf sA6y Ares fn facf. further OH from such con
ciqsi0n thka ever.
To qaeenss speech In Parliament in relation to /
ne nan Juan affair IS not 20 concflatorY az has
heen represented Thai collision was prevented I
nv ths fUriearance of The British naval ofiicer II
cerfeln, sud i i equally certain that Tie oificer
woalq have been justifed By his Government IN
rssaksng e force Further, it appears that the
brltsh Tho rst article 81 ts treaty
2! tssH Viii % adhered to- The adjustment ~ fe
dispute as therefore far off, In the ino,nafic cor.
resp9ndercs that has occurred between he two
GnVefnmenss en Vie subject Tic Brtish Invsw,.
ment hAs certainly assumed 4 very decideS 49, y
which was evidently assumed ID tie snsecb ME- sre
pared for The Queen. Z, ~ epeeon pre-
Tie British and French Governments are d,.,v.
Ing their ties of amty more closely than ever aTa
are now aheut 10 c0nsnInmnte their aeafnl n, la
inrelatou 10 each other By rceiprocallv free ana
beneficial commercial intercourse. Infimatons a.
i{eant nature have lately been given that thev
Will ere IelE, take into hand The subject ~ Mex
can nfairs.