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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

CHiLp WORRIED by Doe-A little girl, aged
about two years daughter of Mr. Green Paxton,
who resides on Hancock street, near Market, was
attacked and badly bitten by large Newfoasa-
land dog last evening. The child received injuries
in the face that may prove fatal The dog vas
pursued By the mother Of the child, who fred two
shots al him. Officer Trainer then shot and killed
him. [f.o1, Journal,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
THE OLD PUBLIC FUNeTIoSARY WRITES RoR THE
LEDGER.-We find the following extraordinary doc
ument in the New York Express:

! The OLD PUBLIC FuNeTIoNARY WRITES FOR THE
| LEDGER.-We find the following extraordinary doc
ument in the New York Express
| Bonner, of the Ledger, has achieved another
| grand feat Not content with enrolling among his
contributors such illustrious names those Of Ed
ward Everett, William Cullen Bryant Jno g. SAKE,
N. p. Willis, Geo. P. Morris, Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher, Mrs. Sgourney, and George d. Prentice,
now announces that he has secured the services OF
no less parsonage than the President OF the Uni
ted States, Hon. James Buchanan. This dstin-
gashed contributor will help to write up the bio
graphical department of the Ledger. as soon as he
is relieved from the cares Of public office. The
correspondence between him and Mr.. Bonner is SO
characteristic and unique, that we subjoin it for
the edifcaton Of our readers:
LEpGER OFFICE New Yatk. Sept s. 1850
Dear Sir am about commencing in the Led
ger series OF sketches OF eminent statesmen. :
wish to begin with Lowndes, the distinguished
| South Caroiinian | have been informed that at
| the time you entered Congress, young man, ia
| December, 1921, you became very intimate with
him. Will you be kind enought to communicate for
the benefit of the readers ofthe Ledger your reeoI-
| ectioDs of the man as you knew him at that time 7
Very respectfully R5sEsf KIT ibossgR.
t'es'os'" wAsTrseros sspternt er g. 1850
l[y Dear iSi'-Iha received your favor OF the
| Sd instant and shall most cheeffully comply with
your request and furnish you sketch of the life of
| William Lowndes. He was enc OF the greatest,
wisest and purest statesmen that have ever adorned
our country, and yet his memory has been sadly
neglected. The truth is that my public duties oc-
cupy my whole time at present. had hoped /
might enjoy some leisure after the adjournment of
Congress, but in this have been disappointed. If
not before, hope to furnish you the sketch soon
after the 4th March, This from me will be tribute
not only to Justice but to gratitude.
Yours, very resp. ctfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
RoBERT BoSNER, Esquire.
We expect to hear next that Baron Renfrew and
the Duke of Newcastle, and the British Minister,
| Lord Lyons, write for the Ledger. After oaptnr-.
| ing the President of the United States, il will
scarcely do to be surprised at anything Bonner
may do.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

Gibson are wrestling with the pains of dengue
fever. Those who are up and about, look as if they
expected to be caught by ..old sore-bones.n AS q
general rule, the dengue is not fatal hut it is al
ways troublesome. EReVeille
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

Ml THE CENTRAL HOUSE, -
MAGNOLIA MISS,
Has been constructed supply of the citizens
New Orleans. Persons desiring
for the Of enduring the pvatons Of crowded hotels
aud Northern watering asyluns find in Magnolia
healthy home, with all the comforts of frstcass Hotel
Pure freestone water, good bathing, high altitude
turesqne country with beautiful drives among the adyan
tages offered.
This place be reached IN than and half hours
by the New Orleans jackson and Railroad and
persons doing business the city hours
st night and return before business the next day.
my1l If s. NouRsE, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12

Ga or. casks KlsteIs Burgundy.
40 Hore's ;.
l40 boxes Old Imperial 1886.
"a London Dock.
SHERRY.
40 or. casks Harmony Nephews.
Duff Gordons Pale.
ALE.
800 casks Marzetti's East India Pale.
100 Allsop's Pale.
PORTER.
,, e6 casks Marzetti's London Stout.
IN store ami for sale by S. WOLFF,
sci cor fsrayier and New Leyee SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
NEW YORK CARDS.

NEW YORh CARUS.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE ~
sPALDrNG's PREPARED GLUE,
s....4.z Save the Pieces!
NoMYi DIsPAT CHI
BJ~"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine."-ga
As accidents will happen In weIlregulaed families
IS very desirable cheap convenient way for re-
pairing Furniture. Toys Crockery, etc z
SpaIding's Prepared Glue
Meets Nil such emergencies and household afford be
without It, It always ready and up to the sticking point
There longer necessity for Iimpne chairs spntered
bcadess dolls and broken cradles Is Just the article
for cone she'll other ornamental work so popular with la
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing all valuable qualities OF the
best cabinet makers glue may in the place of
nary mueilage, being vastly more adhesive @s-A9t
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSED
N B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle Price 25 cents
Wholesale Depot No. As Cedar street, New York.
L Address HENRY g. sPALDING & co,
Boz No, 1900, New York
Pntpp for Dealers in containing four eight twelve
doae-a beautiful Ltograph Show Gard accompanying each
package
az@A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
will save ten times its cost annually every household a
Sold by all prominent Statoners Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, nnd Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of sPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making their list 1t will stand
any climate. jal9 1y&W
s. ssnFs sSsas.s rnAsos s. Y. zTssHr' sRgsH.
NORTH, SHERMAN u CO.,
~ IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY
JEwEIRY, STATIONERY, MUSICAL INsTRU-
49,. MESTs, COMBS, BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS,
THREADS
etc,
No. 9s Chambers street,
my2I 1y&w NEW YORK.
Wha S4Gs iAqha1T "nazn
SACKETT, BELCHER & co.,
~ WHO'LL EsALE ROGERS,
Importers and Dealers in
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and A gents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco, 9.
No. 26 PEARL STREET, corner of Whitehall st.,
my22 1ySW foot of Broadway NEW YORK.
JONAS BROOK s. BROTHERS,
BEST SIX CORD AND PATENT GLACE
Spool Cotton,
White, Black and all Colors. ~"o...
Combining the snootnes Of silk with the strength Of linen
and for SEWING MACHINE USE ABSOLUTELY USRI-
VAILED For sale by The principal houses New Orleans and
Mobile and also in original by the manufacturers agent
WM, HENRY SMITH,
anl ly&W Nos. 80 and "a vesey street. New York.
III z. DIBBLEE 81 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs
|
| SILK and Fancy Dry Goods, Ribbons, and
DRESS TRIMMINGS
White Goods Iaces and Embroderies, Cravats Hosiery
Gloves and full assortment of Dress Goods shawls Mant-
| las, Skirts, etc, etc;
90 WARREN AND Is MURRAY STREETS,
| myA 6m&W NEW YORK.
+ AIDES, WINE. ........... LADIES, WINE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
THE OLDEST CANDY NIANUFAcToRY
IN AMERICA.
EsTABLIs HE'D IN 1906.
Ridley ~ Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot,1
NEW YORK.
lorlcE no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

PATFNT SAWED wEaTHRRBoARDING,
Beth Rough and Dressed from tie very best YELLOW
FINE and timber oF sale in lois 10 suit purchasers
ii the LOWEST ahRKET PRICE.
'sl9 iy SCAR PLANISG MILLS, Naw Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-12
Zettleson Il Dfysdale
Zarbrock VIM

To the Commander of the Everett Rangers. No II Camp
street. New Orleans Foreman of Hope Hook and Ladder
Fire Company No Steamers Agent New Orleans p
plegate City Express. Hall Captain of steamer I'D
Sovereign. Proprietor of IL Gullet
Il Kirkpatrick Gin Stand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

II would be sn interesting bit Of political and
financial intelligence if the public and the stock
holders Of The Hudson River and New-Y York Cen
ira Railroads could be informed how many Demo
cratic politicians and stump speakers have been
dead headed over those tborough'ares during the
month Of October If the Directors or the Super
intendent choose to contribute of their Own funds
to aid the cause OF Fusion and to help break up
the Union nobody can object, for that is one of
their reserved rights as citizens But when it
comes to using other peoples money for such pur-
poses without their consent the question, we con-
slider, il one not yet settled In the Affirmative.
TIE officers of the roads, no doubt, are very
clear in their own minds as to their privileges;
the stockholders, on the other hand, are probably
quite as clear in theirs Is to the improperly of
such use of their perry. Who, for instance,
gave NJ. Leslie Combs free pass over both roads
q day or two ago? Why should he be entitled to
save his pocket at the expense of the owners OF
those properties, while he is travelling about on
behalf of Fusion At The South they hang men
who open their mouths on behalf Of Northern
Rishts: at the North the advocates Of Southern
Institutions have free passes. 1t is only hanged
dead on one side and dead headed on the other; but
the difference, nevertheless, is pretty wide one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

When the Nebraska bin was passed through
Congress in 1854, only ten to twelve Senator'S
could be found to oppose it. Even 10 1856, when
the Missouri raids on Ksrsas were practically ap-
proved by TIE Senate, only twelve Senators stood
I'D to condemn them. Republican Senators we're
refused places on important Committees only a
few years ago, on the assumption that they were
" outside of any healthy political organization. -
The next Senate will convene on the Attn of Msrch
ne1t and viii contain t'iry-ons Republican Sen.
ators, including the two from Kansas.-DOes any
one believe that the revo uticn 80 steadily progress
log Up to this point is to be arrested here?
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

One Of the most Distinguished antagonists of the
Republican party in this region, and one of the
most zeslous friends Of Fusion, is Nv Richard
Busted, lately Counsel to The Corporation of New
York. Mr.. Busteed addressed a Fusion meeting
at the Quarantine, in Richmond County, on Sltpr-
day evening last, ia place of the Hon. W. Hunt,
who had been announced, but did not appear.
gentleman who was present sends " some pass ages
of Mr.. Bus,eed's speech, and we disfgure
our pages with quotation, 10 order thst our read
ers ma! have an idea of the arguments which are
used b. the orators Of Fusion against the Repub-
Hcan party:
Ny friend Gen Tmadge" said Busteed, saws he has
cone friends among the Republicans Thank God have not
ore hate them, every damned hsm aud II ives God
eht the Ers act Of life would be send every damned
one Of then to hell"
VOICE." They are al going there now"
BusTKzo-I krow 1t but damn them wouldn't let Of
item last his natural term out"
There was plerty more of the same sort; but this
Is sufficient TO show the spirit ard the intellectual
range Of those who propose to carry the Presider-
tai election into the House of Representatives aud
Keep The country in turmoil for months, instead of
settling the question on Tuesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
MUSIC.

The very le'e hour az which the performances at the
AaSemy Of Music lsst night came 10 close renders 4
necessary 70 postpone an extended notice OF . LIS
Hueuerots" A word must, however, be SAID con
corning the debut Of Miss Fanny Heron Her voice Is
coptratO, With tendency to the ntzzo soprano [lch
in qusiity full in tone ard remarkably fresh' Sne Las
aso sufficient facility in execui'n and an excellent
method Her kno Wedge of stsge business is very
good, ard her performance generally vas marked BY a
rare intelligence. TIE part of the Page lie an
uDgrscious one Tor a debutanie, the eosidme
usually worn bling to Say the least, not becoming to
most women. Ia almost any other character, miss
Heron would have appeared to even greater advantage
than IN the enc she lait night filed aud that, under the
circumstances, che made 20 decided sue ess emo vs.
clearly that che lie an srst Of great ability ard much
promise. -,
This evening MessTs Mason and Thomas give the
fr,t Of their Chamber Concerts, offering very at
trac.iye programme.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

Fretext for such course, except such as is to be
found in Gov. MOrgans fnavcial policy policy
which has been dictated by regard Tor the inter
eats of the State rather than for those of any cor
porstion, and which, in tue two years Of hts Ad-
miuistTauon, will have reduced the State debt By
So OOO, co., and which has increased the gross rev.
enuss Of The canals fom 81, 800, 900 TO over So
eco 600, while it has at the same tine diminished
Che expenses of tbeir management nearly $500,
Geo, thus increasing Their let revenue from 5000
coo to S2,200,000. That this net revenue Is not
another million larger is due only to the fact that
The Legislature Reused TO carry out Gov. Morgans
policy in full If The ,sx payers of the 81 ,te can
see IN these facts any reasons for voting against
Gov. Morgir, they must he actnated by Other mo-
lives than regard for the general welfare, 1t is
tue that the Central RailtOad controls certain
pumber Of votes; but ~ are very much mistaken
If all The votes it can divert from Gov. Morgan
ere net more than made up to him by the support
OF these who have admired bis course since he has
been in Cfice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

The Hon. Churchill c. Cambreleng has been
stirred up to write letter of sympathy to Fusion
meeting, in which be says:
For the FIRST time in oui history md party 90 regardless
of orr Uion nominate candidates for President s1d wee
President both nom section only"
We knew that Mr.. c. was growing old; but
we rad rot suspected that the decay of his me norg
was 80 total. Why he-Churchll c. Cambreleng
in 1928 supported Andrew jackson for President
and John C. Calhoun for Vice-President-' both
lfrcmone section only, Mr.. c. does not object to
the grammar Again, in 134S, be-Charcdill c.
Cambreleng-suppOrEed Martin Van Buren, for
President, and Charles Francis Adams for Vice
President" both from one section only" 1t ne
should live till 1868. we presume he Will then sup
port two Southern FIe-eaters; for heseems TO give
North and South turn and turn about, and to try
The plan of choosing his candidates both IRON
one section only" every twentieth year. But
how car the man who repeatedly does thsvery thing
himself 60 cOOlly asser! that nobody ever dld II I'LL
now
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

Our frietdp, in the coming elscton. viii see to
il that Mr.. WILLIAM X. STEWART. The Repub'i-
can csndida,e for Superssor. is cot defeated.
Mary suppose that 1t is rot possible to elect two
members of the Board from toe same political
party AZ he same tune. This is q mistake. Tam
many and NJ zart have each their candidate, and
il il designed by the Democrats to elect both, if
possible, 10 order to destroy the political balance
in the Board Of Supervisors, and give the Demo
Gratis The copt-o, Of it. THIS is to be effected bY
fiaudulenily obtsioing German Republican votes
for schwarzwselder, representing TO the voters
that Stewart is sure to be elected Do not let this
dodge de eat the Republican candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

The Republicans of Lehigb County, Pa, had
great Jubilee last week in honor of the tremendous
sweep of that State By the Wide Awakes three
weeks sgo. 1t was a magnificent affair; yet we
cannot find room for our correspondents account
of if. We trust our Lebigh friends will bear with
us While we hint that if they had worked as hard
Jcfore Election as they have reiOiced since, they
might have reelected their excellent Member of Con-
eress. and not throws away district at this crit
cal time. They had their own man in nomination;
Bucks gave him q majority; but Lehigb deie2ted
him. We do not object to their rejoicing; but we
do not feel like joining them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

We are sorry to hear that the Douglas leaders in
this State have been terrible sufferers by the STOCK
panic which Mr.. Cobb Mr.. Schell and their fellow
ploiters have got up in Wall street. Van Schaek'
the broker, who exploded Oh Saturday, was the
confidential stock agent of the Douglas men. Their
losses are understood TO be enormous. IL was too
bad of Cobb ~ Co. to take such vengeance on their
ancie1t foes. They ought at least now that Fu-
zion and Harmony the order Of the day, to have
given them warning of their Final Dodge, before it
va, too late. 1t is surprising how mercless and
unforeiviDg is the hate OF the Di'uniOn managers
for the Douglas SOfts. But furnishing them in the
stock market after this style ia really too bad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

"OrHELLo." AT NIBLos GARDyS-Last night
began the sixth week Of Mr.. Forests engagement,
on which oecasoD he appeared as Otheio, Tor the
fret tine il four years. In the i've preceding weeks
Mr. Forrest has appeared in but Two charactere,
" Hsmlet7 and Lear acting the former nine, and
,be latter six timee At the present rate it will be
several months before Mr Forrest concludes his round
If tragic cb,racterF After 0shello is wi'hora Tn,
we undertsnd that come ore Of the foe old Romano,
" Spa1tacus. Damon" or YrgiDiue, will be
next enacted.
TIE house ast night was full, as it has been every
pipIt that NJ Forrest has acted, and the audience
were mole than Usually enthusiastic M. Forest
"Othell," hss been little changed s'ncs hs ia't ap-
resrauce st the Broadway Theater several years ago.
Away, vigorous and strongly marked, his " othslo
has lot none Of is impressigeaess, and lie now as
ers,ofore ole of the most striking and effective OF al
his reIfonations.
To " lego" Of Mr. Conway ia good performance >
eeoecaIly in the calner psrtious Of it, indeed Mr.
Conway Is 50 much more impressive when be is quiet
ard il when lie chocsep so good an actor that IL
pity he would not ever abstain from tie melodr imane
cant that has go msrred some of biz later performances
The " Ca.siop Of MIR. Charles Fisher, is delicious
riece Of acting ike all that gentleman ShakesPearean
chsrecters. His rendering Of the IePentan' scen0
after Castios" drunkenness ii most admirable
RcdIeo,' by Mr.. Chester wac eonvtnlonAiy CIV,
Mrs. Conway made fre-looking pes'emoha
and plsyed the part with due discretion ana care an4
Madame Ponisi as Amelia was earnest iof'''i''
and excelleIt ,,...
Again We have to commend The care ano aHsn''O ~
that have been given TO the proper setting ''iN' "
mechanical detaiis, ~ lbe itnGe manager.
II. s.ercIy il utW and sc1ai I2atec o'' u wv ~
tie .eenes reae1l ulu=asi OGedis "a the "iu''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

Some of our sharp Democratic politicians
despsiring of success IN the coming election are
trying to make expenses by the practice OF regu-
lar fetch" or dodge" in the way OF betting
For instabce, a Democrat meets Lincoln man.
and says, "yIho do you vote for this time 2? Inc
reply is, 81 For Eucoln, of course" " For LIN
/" coin :" responds Sharper; "I'lI bet you twenty
you don't. You'll change your mind before Elee-
"tion day." The wager is 1nsuspectingly accept
ed. when the betting Democrat goes IN pursuit OF
another victim. On Election day be viii chal-
Iepge every greeny with whom he has made bet
and each one will, as mstter Of course, not only
Lose his vote, but his money also Betting is very
poor style of argument at best; but this peculiar
style Of betting is foOlshness PersoDihed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

Amorg tie few Americans IN this State who
have linked IN smseIyes with the Dry Goods Fusion
movement, Solomon G. Haven Of Buffalo IS by far
the ablest and the ceaTsst-uinded. This is proved
by bis letter to tie Breckenridge Committee of Eiie
County pledgipg himself. if elected to Congress to
act with the Democrats against the Republicans
Mr. Haven thus Identifies himself with the Slave
Code and Dis1riOn branch Of the Democratic
party, which il the only branch that VIII have E.
distinct exsteuce after the election. In so doing
be exhibits his usual logical scunen; bat those
Americans who do not wish with hin, to become
Slave Code Democrats, viii vote for ABRAHAM
LINCOLN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

MISS CUsHMAS As LADY MAcBZTH.-At the Winter
Garden last night, Mis- Cushman appeared IN her
greatest legitimate partially Macbeth. Tnis part
eiyes ful range to that masculine yigor which is 30
natural to her, and she employed her powers to the
beet advantage, frequently elec.ifyng the large an
depce with the great points Of tbs character. Mr.
Conldock was tho Macbeth, and was warmly sPplaud-
ed throughout. The other parts were satisfactorily
flied and the play was very ceditably mounted AZ to
scenery singing, and auxiliaries With Mis- Ca'h,
man here aud NJ Forrest al Niblos Shakespeare VIII
be Dobly honortd and the lovers Of the legIhma1s
have week or 80 Of the intellectual feasng 80 oiten
Iopeed for by the now vensrabls patrons OF the OLD
PaIk Theater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

80 y q. We re,d Mr. Greeley Of red 10 spike his gems
against ae sin uquy Slavery ior eny - anHu1
tEXprsss.
No, Sirs You don't 'iresd" any such thing in
the private letter of II. Greeley to Ben. Johnson.
You very well know better. You have spiked the
gun which in your Wing State Address OF 1917 yOu
sOlemny, publicly pledged yourself to keep firing
against Slavery Extension; but We never spiked
any gun nor offered 10 spike any. II you think 1t
strange that we did not begin to oppose tine sggres
siops Of Slavery before they existed, he public
will not agree with yOU.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30

The Republicans of the XVth Assembly District
comprising the XXIst Ward of our Ci;y, have nom
mated Mr.. EDWARD c. Johnson to TePresen
them in the Assembly this Winter. NJ. johnson
is young merchant of high character, who may be
relied on to resist all the corrupt influences which
have prevailed at Albany, bat which are now
doomed. 1t is seldom that merchant of his
stamp can be induced to accept nomination
for such post, and we appeal to the substantial
citizens of the XXIst Ward to thank Mr. j. by
earnest efforts TO elect him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-30
10 tie Associated Pfesi


WAsHINGToE. MONDAY Oct. -, 1860.
The Uiited States Court OF Claims has resumed its
ssssioo after long reoets The number of CAGES on
docket is smaD. Renewed efforts vii be made to
procure an amendment Of the law establishing this
tribu al 90 that awards not exceeding 80 GOO may be
hDsl inste Of having, az now to he dshnitlyely
ao'ed upon by Congress
TIE Executive Coumitees Of the four political par
ties are closing up their business having esased to Issue
any more printed material tits es mated that tie sg-
greg,e number Of documents circulated By them slnee
the cOnmi ncemsu of the Presidential canvass is be-
twser sx nd s-ver millions Nearly al OF them were
folded AT tie capital.
A sogent reno insurance. has been presented to this
Goyerc e NJ sgeost the diversion Of the Brooklyn and
the St Barys, velsele-Of war from the protection OF
the Panama route, to other purposes This remon-
STRANGE il from respectable souIce, aud has been IN
duced by the recent occurrences at Panama as well as
by rival aUd conflicting interests existing with respect
to the Panama Railroad aud the prop sed commuGica
ton a: Cliriqui The TemoDs'ranie urge, SIS great
suliec; Of complaint and Of humiliation to Americans
that the Panama route over which there IL go much
avel AID fausl ortacn Of treasure elt to the pro
tscon Ct British mtu-Ct-war though the New Grana'
dian treaty imposes such duty on the Cned States.
Robert A. Hunter hls been appointed Marshal Tor
the Eseisrn DciIet Of Louisiana, vice Kennedy, re
sgptd and Hnsss Armstrong Of Georges, Lieutenant
In the navy.