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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The iohowing comparative satemenI ol i1e imports
Of foreign dry goods a, New York for the week and since
January L.
For the Week. 1858. 1882 1880.
Entered the port 81 o73 966 1855 1857 1926 ,352
Thrown on market. lo45,o27 2,43o,y75 4,iSl ,2a3
Sincs Jan. l.
Entered ut the port 1675,4os s,e7o757 5.sls,715
Thrown on market. ,sS5 3,6l25u2 5,4Ss 1914
By the above table will be that the dry goods en-
tered at this port well the amount thrown upon the
market greatly in excess Of those for the pc
Rod in the two preceding They nearly double
those OF 1852 and nearly three times large those for
the same week in 1855. This is accounted
by the arrival OF several steamers during the
week with large invoices The totas sincs the LIST instant
also in excess Of those for the same period curing Tie
two preceding years
Annexed will be found tables giving the classification and
value OF the goods entered for consumption thrown upoa
the market, Withdrawn and warehoused, by which 1t
will be that the goods entered for consumption
braced wooen fabrics 10 the amount Of 1888 Coz Cotton
do, $l1T0569 Silk, 81 1888 592. Flax, 1855 ,556, and
misce !aneous, $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14

BrsysD TO DrAru There was destructive Nro N
Calais, No, on the 81 inst, during which named
Christy was burned TO Death.
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vEALS.

The supply continues moderate and the inquiry ct
OF fun prices for all descriptions. The offerings were
coed average quality, ard there were but very few
feror calves IN any OF the yards. There were but 4
oxus calves, either the supply being chiefly composed
and there sales OF prime at higher rates The yai
were al cleared at an carly hour, and brokers say "a
could have sold good many If they had had the
Tie receipts have been lght for many weeks, aud I;
iaes has tended TO greatly strengthen the market, Hl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-14

MICH COWS.
The receipts continue light, and the market ia con-
quence was firm 1T full previous rates. fair dens
prevails for all kinds and the extra offerings were rea
taken at our outside prices. The whole nunber ofIe
bought, with the exception Of few Of the most ir
rior, which were not wauted at any price The inqu|
from the mlkmen is becoming active. for all I'll
kinds The ota! receipts at all the ys.ss for the week
last week rs follows
Washington Brosonsnos ChaaJm's. O'Erinl
This week. go. IS Is "a
Last week. ..... II IS II
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
In,


BEEF CATTLE.
With continued heavy receipts, the market for
cattle continues very dull and the tendency is strons
lower rates. The bulk OF the offerings consisted d
eror to ordinary cattle, for which there is little inq
even a, the prevailing very low prices. Bfokert
forth some Of their most strenuous cHerfiona TO ras
prices again on Tuesday, but they met with a s
failure, and they were glad to dispose OF the large
on hand at whatever prices they could get and the
sequence WIS that the average price did not exceed
while the bulk cf the offerings sold at under that ri
There was some little inquiry for first quality cattle
almost everything OF that description IVES Dough. u
Tuesday at prices varying from 90. 70 loo per pc
There was the largest OK on sale at the Washington
this week, which weighed g. 452 pounds being $50 poll
more than the celebrated Washington Or, which
sold several years ago at the Same pace.
viii weigh 1880 lbs. dressed, was raised ia Iyutc
county New York, and sold for $3.50 10 4 Centre Ne
butcher. There WINS also On sale magnificent PAL
Oxen which arc said to have weighed $500 lbs ut h
but we think that an exaggerated statement, they
cd almost Ike pgmies In comparison 70 the "big
They were unusually fine, however, and brought
500. The yards were IN wretched condition, in co
qucpcc Of the recent and ran but the attends
was nevertheless very fair. The market was dun q;
the other yards, and prices were somewhat lower /
those prevailing last week The total receipts nj Al
toms were 2,700 head, and ct all the yards 2
head against Q 1872 head last week. At Bergen Hill
Monday, the sales reached PSI head, at prizes with
range quoted below. II was thought that quite mum
OF the commonest cattle would remain over unsolt,
withstandipg they were offered at very low rates.
The total receipts Of all stock al all the yards for
week and last week we're a. follows
This week 2,709 90 %
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Naval Intelligence.

Tho storeship Release, lieut.. HARRISON commanding
which sailed from Scw YORK August q, arrived al Non.
tsyiGee Noy ".
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There has been something more doing in the export
trade the past week though the business moderate
The heaviest shipments made ~ Brazil and to
Mcsco. The exports Of cotton domestic good from the
port Of New York for the week ending January 49,
as
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AS compared with the statement of the preyious

Tie Supreme Coart OF Missouri has made a very
important decision as to tewn and county boads.
We read in an eychapge:--
TIE town of Beor, in conformity with an act Of the
Dsgfaturc by the consent of majority OF It's egci
voters issued in aid Of she Racine and Mss salpp
Railroad. These bonds male transferable tie
usual manner. The o. q lot resisted the payment
Of the interest duo them, mainly upon the ground
that The Legislature had power, under oousti
ton 10 pass the &c. authorizing the issue az bonds for
such purposes. Bashnen. the RESPONDENT a holder
town for TIRE payment Of the interest Judge Cole in his
opinion sustnGs the decision Of tho Court below, afr
ing be power Of the legislature under constitution,
authorize such Issues OF bonds and very Thoroughly
discusses the whole subject in lengthy aud able argu
men.
The December earnings of the Macon and West
eru Railroad were SIG, 40 40
1858 81 900 So
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY H.

been greater N 1859 than h amy former year. while the
passenger receipts are below The average.
The January returns 81 the Hartford banks, when
compared with the previous quarterly statement,
sb xhc Col ,,;r r,ato
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lnOrease ssivio Oh
We understand that quasi receiver has been
appointed for the La Crosse and Milwaukee road,
and the foreclosure Of the first mortgage bonds
stopped. The second mortgage foreclosure is to be
prosecuted, and the receipts in the meanwhile to
be distributed in accordance with an agreement
made by Mr.. Palmer, of the Broadway Bank, who
has visited Wisconsin upon this business.
The coinage at the United States Branch Mint,
New Orleans, for the year 1859, was as follows
SSVo,VV w
Silver bars ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 304 $50 22
Totalccnage and bars for 1852 $50 q
Pieces coined for the year 1869, say of
Double eagles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9,1o0 90
Eagles 49,. Observation-Disclosures. 1890 90
Total pieces Of gold coined ............ 1l,io0 90
Dollars 800, 900 90
Half dollars $4,000 90
Quarter dollars 26O, 900 90
Dimes $4,000 90
Half dimes 10000 90
Total peces OF silver coined ,494 0f0 90
Total pieces oil gold coined. u,sou W
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an 4VO Wtann ouBer IArSsit Rnc Srrp seleet.
Diss III cine rotiriirae 8clee eer ST.
nanSmirttl8oft pes 6errn Gott, DoS @6ab
amt Bat fsin G'eln um bic Nrbslttr aus,u,otlen,
une Der @cu0rse Bat as mid eilis neues Al Sc,
%wtuissn. Su Ntm gort SrcCtteu, WbilnceIp6iu,
unp Baltimore sebcn taairnb emilio Nener Seelcutc
bsrum, rie nibt oustssotlt fius, Sif,isre fcwobt
wie Wa,rpirn, Die nun cen Suiulten ibrer GIldu,
bigger autscisbt fuS. uno biss alss paEirt nun
,um Binter, @an iebt, Die @cminifraticn BAT
mic iener Spietcr aetaurelt. Der taslib ~tauItnbe
%p'rfFi'lt, babeim abr fetnr BaI&rau nitt te.
,obtt.
= gtrr. 9. q. 9pn6, FAITH. gt7hpf In @6or-
leitcn, lr6nt nc Grntnnund ais Delcoot fir bic
SecefFcneccnotnticn Of uno IdGtt cine oeiRlite
Steuung OILS @runb prr, bic ion gu oft uGttioe,
aus Dem Stante otneieno at fcin. ,Su elmer
anbsrcu SptGrc fam i'd stel anoemeTener. une
pieIri6t nit arEscrer Wirtiamtcit rem etaote
riensn. Sn rtsirr Sptare 6uFe i'd ME IdrFa in
rteinsr Devotion fir bic SntsrtTcn res @tootcs,
i'm Npbi unb g8ebr. befunben ;u nsrcen."
: Der Ncrfplt 6eraIc triuat rem grief elmer
aontcltfrma in p6ilabc!pbio, mpriu es bciet :
"S8ir mcrncn infer @cf6ift nab Gtartcfcn rrer
@%altimcr' U%erlcaen. 0as @eItGft BAT bier oGn;.
lid nnf9ctDrt. s1ir tateu Saufruce BON Nus<
fanben uno sinen GcGor @intinftc."
@utcr Rib. Sn No1tpiuc. Senu., real.
~ltrirtc Elm SpaFUrac1 rem Nomeu pun Ntratom
sincOlH anS Sprin9FcIr, 81, in rsm 8rcmccr,
tuhe cince Der 6ctrIs, Sutalt etrtreitcte fh
rtr Na@'t6t eon Der Nntunft bcs erpGtGtcn W, 4.
@Iipenten mic elm 9%auHcucr iitrr bic 6ouptRoct
oor 8cnncItc uuo cs mdbrte riht cine Stunoe,
oae NGee. Mdnnlcin unb Briblein, uuf ben
Setnen unit rrr unb in rem 6rtcI mar, nm cen
Wann 'niebrn, Der in,mif6cn rutia gu Sprirn.
reI0 iaB nuo iter Cabinet uno message uat,
odbte.
SUfOn, 10. Gcstr. @6iHtru6. Die
Sarte Colonel G'rparc" traf am s. 3. 0lts ZEN
S@ocner oNfa'g 6rpt" Ypn New gorf in fnfen.
Gem 3aitanee unO ret cite ben Gupitan unc bic
Naun1hoft.
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gNm. JRnnnce SHhne

Ode Der 1itsn unb g1rS. StrdFc.
i'ntet ete Iifmcrtiamfcit i6rrr 5tcunrt. Der Serren Stprr>
Sattcre' &C.ltaur9Gten, Vo9trbitrr SSirtbe, GpnFteticrcrS unb
anoere our ibr No9er, epn @rpccrp jeecr @ri, fppte atf ibr
Niquer rNa9rr, uniirtiti9 bas or5ett Der Sta5t. 8e1pnbcrS
irHncn ~eislrlhen ouf Ibret all9emcin ~bclitttcn .g3. gBuI-
leIeS gure g'pltutnin Dem 9SbiSfto" une ouf ibr Qooer
bon Nrtnepe rno 5ar0na Gi9orrcn ouimerlIsm. "
0lsiGltei H%crtfthttn ith, ibre 2Sdoren Won aleiter 9uor
litGt bill9rr alS tr9'nb elm antertS Saus biciiacr Sio6t ,u
Fst'oatch' Ihe mcrcen lmi %oufereem %belrcten, mao 2ucIi<
Ia: gtp;Nt, S'rp1d nn8 une Serfr nSuu9 ontclonot, bic
5NI5i;ocnaet tsrer Sunocr Su %crperter. auc Dicicnioen,
maMc leitnr ntft N7n ,ine %fOuften. iinb erluht, uuItrert
2NoSrth ,Serrath ctTCr p'ufun9 III unterwcrfcn, un6 weroen
;UF Pontooi lrlNe Seluht cnt9c0cnuchmCn lnb unS bos
Sertranen unS Die Gunbl6aft btrsIbcn gu crrCr6en iu6cn.
gN III. IN eIIncf @hhnr
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8efount nac, ,,n9en.
0le9imio @5fm.

Gtne neue 50 brtts~u 6onpeIs.
Stabt an 6afep epn Ncrfptt.
Dem e'ntralfen ttno trien Sectofcu Der Union.
Vim Serctni9unaerunfr Der erpscn peflifeu Nprfplf. ure
yterSourl Sllenbobn unb bar arpfSn IutI;Gtn ScaSuorS-
une TeGneie.G %ientabn, fprte res 2crHGorplina Shiffos
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pt gtuHSeu mr unltre reue sSabrif< uns Sorecls. Stoet
Gut tnsf otSI Wteilen lan9en 9afenfrrnt, heyen SAGE ibrrS
SE'~en IN Nnierlta ntht ipie,cr fnStt. Die orGEtcn Sou-
st.ss uno SrtcsSibt1e, nit GinidluB Der ,6jreot Gaitrrn,"
spiu.n pa ui'fftm Stieterlnbe rpa eeIaeeu am unb eb-
luvten: ASS S1no ~ bod eeleeen, nit euttm SrinfpoGer
nnc luRtht 2Solier tht 6obrtf;wede reidlih %scrlctcn: boS
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Srurlotc ouBert btltg ouf SutIcrtprtpn Serfouft irerScn M
oV eS I45 SrlarS, je noth Gage tinb guSpabl. ,ablbar NIT
D Dollars pcr Wcnat. o"7'" W.
Der arrRie 6betl Der rciren giltnab nc rpa AIR sruI,o, r,n
Soprten nm Gin aneerer &bcil CUR 9nlase Der Strafrn pers
p0uet Drretn. cup y"
einc Gcmpa9nie sur grri6rnns ron Sasritsr in s,iroinia
Sin nlit stner halhcn NItuipn DpGarS III tereuS 'oeItklid
%tucpreplirt iporhcn. 'e'Np''
Die NnSfubruna BAT fHon bearnnen.
Vie rrltsn 8teilnebmer botsn Die orSeten
GUrtbcilc.
BUR GrtbcjIuna icber n6tlrcu Nusfrrft, guobreit,ro
Yen 99lttrt une NamrbIct5. ip>pie CUR &ueftriauna ypn
@erltfteteR trn Grtctuu9 Der mprGtlttcn @eir6os IN her
llnier;thncte beleit. s.. 81 StrrE Il w. W.
go. 3 MGin : Shoge,
GfCnt fur Sidmpnb.
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Dtrmif6trs.

6%citrrtrjt bri etnem 0cifen . @toGnouif.
Sn parts itarb ror Sur5cm elm rtihcr Mann,
Der i'm 8eltamrnt Die @eitimmuna binterliee, raE
man iein 9ei6 n Sr9Gnauts In Der Rtrte obboG.
ten uno rae pie Drisfer cine reihIipe Icroiituro
'ur lore Girufte erbaItru icqten, unter Der Be.
etnNun9, bab pdtreuS peS gan;en Gotteecicn.
ftrs Niemdno Iabe. Or Bate ntbmItb bei fribe.
rem @ele9enheitcn temertt, ta6 Qcih,nbefprosr
unc fcNur @riclter nttt thinner ben miinIhene,
wcrtbsn feirrIibcn Grnif tspa6rten. bic lunScr,
Fare MISUNDERSTANDING murce natIrlif in
Der Ndhtarf6aft fhneu bcfauut. unp einc orpse
Wenihrnn1enge ltrGmte su Der { pttenfcier ,uCam.
men, I'M auflupaIcn, taB ia Niemauo Iabe. -
sSie es ater aew6bnli@ eebt, bag man aernte
PAM am meiIten Sdtr:i; cmrfnbrt, meun man
an menigiten ldh'n icatr, 70 ging es aud bier
Sin otfer NGHh mar Der critic, Der luspIotts g.
iIm iclatcn rs Gbcrbuben i'm Gbcr; Der SfuI.
meilcr, Der Den Suuaeu cae 2aben NIT S6rfei.
gen orrtretten wo0te, muBte cnolih IsltE laden .
Die &nrIlne bieltc, iih ben Sauh Dor GSrlGttcr
uub her 9rieIler biz in Iein S6nupftub uup
lubte perasbens feline 9Giirbe ,u benabren. 9ao
Sclt trTute Dor Seraui9en - tur,. cine Il,fi
aere Vsihenfeier lit mpbl niemals broanaen mpr.
osn. gSie Grben f~ancrn i~ib1ioenS 10 wenio Oje.
an Dem Spd6, ba6 fe bic We,ablrno fir
tethenSeaandnjb prrwei9rrtcn. unp Die Sadie III
test ror @'ertdt dnbdnaia mo Bonn nabrlhe,u.
lib niennno mebr edriiber laden piro, aueasnpm.
men etipa RE NoSofaten.
Sn unaorn III Der SAT- -cresfpmmen. rae
elm SauCr aus elmer 8ra6t 0rc0uen, Die er BON
9Gten nab Ela!uenbura traueportjrCn lolte. cine
5lNi6 eblorofCrm ltNhl. uno bieles, oa or DeGtn
9StrtunGen OH einisen Souern Ieines Oerfes
pabrnobn, fir eiren ~beionSers flrfen 8rant
rein 6islt. Sn rieisr Meinune rnttirte err Der,
@enl6en mit remielben unD notirltb
lih ieltlt. 0rei 8ausrn fanoen babel ibren
6co; Der 8uGrmanu lrltif ltwebtt an oem 9tanpe
Sposs, bob iea ieiue @fnsluns in ausl6t
.r
= gSdrum ia9t man Muttermib uno nidst
SatrrpiB ? QSsil man osrii6crt lcin farm, tpenn
Elm Otann piBiI ID. CT INNER nur ourdb Die Srau
mOypen lit.
Nit man6eu Jraurn BAT man nur Gin All.
ts6 Ausfcmmen, wenn man ein gutss @infUmmsn
BAT.
Sin S4ulteriunse lob in Der 6eierfunbf
rubi9 in elmer Gds umO 5&blte an BEN 8~inoern
@ae re6nelt 0ns frasts pst Melitsr. Der
Surge fngtr,
SD 3able ME piele t6is 0ej6er i'm 5auie iinp.
Nuu, ME piel linp'S p!nn?.
Dit Der Meiitfrin icben.
Wart Sdlirstl srf HaA pcm Snieriemsn
mn ,erb aute ben 9unqen.
9tun ias's nod tinmaI, mic oiel iub b6ie gBti.
er i'm 6au5.
0Pns lie Ilsiitsr.H ic4s, beu!te Der 9unse.
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S~@et9moelts ; @jefdlemfc.
90ihtio fir 0rrcernksGner

VS. 1T cine alaentein ttfanute SAD, baF urftr SauS Itit
ftelI9er St1et semadt bat. g3tutCr befannt b.rfte obCr icin,
oag lnler 6aus elm 3wciaatih6ft in 9cw S9rf bat. unb can
Hnlsr eorhGer Observation-Disclosures nete tie benen une btlIio>
Der ltncet: 8Crnr pcrOirht GGge mciucr tefarnt M iperecn.
0nB mn Groceries, 9rcvttcner. Suttr, RGIc &c. &c MN as
9en Saar tauIen, mUourdh mir in ben Stano oeItrt perotn,
IN htelt9tr Stdbt uno III Den q ~m5bnliben 9cbin1unorn Yer.
t0uttn gu tonntn. 98tr CLAUS II aeroNr arurd; be6 mir fUr
S"or 'tntduten, rno lttte aae. friftt unb 6iliat gRaare fib.
rah: Die Snterellcn ul1ercr Alnben am teicn III mabrsn. 8us
9ltLh 9aranttren mir ale bel ms aefaufcn 9Baa.cn ais S&t.
unlers Siquore, SSsne umb 9i9arrcn ais unpcrfalIht uqS
preteipurci9, uno MAIDEN nod barouf auf rhrfIam, ban mir
ale IN etnsr 9rceerY 9%sbrauHten Artifcl fu6rer.
.t 1865 9Gm 9Sdllace Chine
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NDittine Mnhrih.

"a oe Sr0tsrS sr9cnmdrti9 srr6sn Discount iii. unt,tr>
r8nte Santnotea SerIansen, n,atcnrpir umTsren aunb,n uub
oEm Exclamation 9ubItm Die @nScige, bag mir NcrD. upb
~SuoseoroIina unb ncurronts siroiniibe Ncten ~ ibrrm
Yelc7 98ertbf ais 3obhn9 alter &ehmnacn pber bci reu,n
elnf'aten 10 LANCE a%nnebmeu, ais 6isIe ganii; in bieIem
2'l"'F erl@"ht. @m. 9Bauats e$6ue,
2Sbelcialez GjrpctrS,
Ode Der l4ttn Hnb GarprSroEe
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ea9erbier Salon,

Sc. rs Wfainitr,, ;piihen Der IA. unb Is. ctr
llnitren 5rsanNea unS Dem ssr6ytsn 9u6iifum mabe1
cine elegant t%tn9eriAtttt 2%asr6ttr- IBirtbIbaIt rr5Snrt T. S n.y.
Ourt et4 retbsaiti9e5 03Ottiale Eager Scr fejien gBrinc
uno franiSlt'9eF 8ranpies iinO mir III Den stanb ocirnt
ten III f6nnen. G5pntbfrT :; I'M y"
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Smiths GSIp,,

e'rcanitr., 'wtlten her 8. unp @. StraEe.
NtetrtIl pcatlter 6rcunccn nno bcm aciamnten Nubri-
tIrt Die Injetae, prB tb Die ieither pcn Srn. &. Qcmfu( in,
rub rt 2%'r0oolireti ScteI eefubrte 9Sirtblbaft il-bcrnommcn
Hrc ned c'n9trt tt hobe Durdl gite q. trdnfe unS Ionlitae
GrtrNdurRtn br1t ooS Trhlipplcn ltintl c~cutltcn 1Freuntc
81 errcrben nm laSst Su SOblcibcm 9tiud freuubIibIt elm
SumcS g. Smitb
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8ronffnrttr gBiritten
ipereen jere1 ViorSen i~erpjrt bei
Scbn 6ertta, Dat.
Soiree's Musicale

3teIe clolflten Gcrcerte re Den icbeu 9ounaritao Mbtnb
s Imr tm ShUIlpfale Ser @rS. 0tllettt an 8rGoSjtros,
ltaIIfltoen, uno Spag unttr Der Gsituns Der 5errtn
s. ". 9tpier, 3. u. Cloud unp Spbn 'N>ee
Saiirras g6Onntncnt far rinen Serrn nc6f Gam, s. 90
0ulttl fur funf Concerto. Die Bel sen ser~en -. s. SonInr
g. YNllter, s: Sauer uno in alien @tuiif- uno 93ubbanp.
lunaen sur 3eituun9 %auhieaen.
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= efsnutnna ci>nuoei,.

Der rnteri,idrrte Scrctr ;cist biCrburh bcm beut1hen
e~raebCrft an, haB or aud, oielts Sabr ben ;peitcn
SSetpnadtS- 6cteras, oS am 26. 3. Ntts.,
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WN. VILLAGES Pure FOUNTAIN DEwa
WHISKEYgz

Dieter SShtsfcs wire mr. dht purp uns be,cset. mir
maiden pas gubltlum bterauf oufmerfldnl unb w6rncn BAD
ltIee ppr Intdut etree n~ddbsrmadhrn @liifcls, ba eieirr
gSptSttp MIR BARD unler 6ouS bcip9sn iperbeu lam. Gauf.
ueepaeer, wslht TN Barrel pee' mcbr pru eirem %Soriisti-
6en Yronp III taufcn wunlb,n, ,plltcn nur Ia flnfrn. mn ir
IN oe StTtauTr Srtrautt lebcn. 98ir paulten has llrs
bllttlini mr. por 8al(dunsen su morneu. 91ir salten lets
clnen Grfpe1 Sorraib prn otCNm gSbieftY auf 0doer. Ben mir
nur oain %pertaufcr, rtim er wentelteuS II liunGte alt in.
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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-23
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Decision OF Committee on Credentials.
MAJORITY IN FAVOR OF DOUGLAS.


BALrisonE, June 81, 9 A. MI Is nm
derstood here this morning, that the Com
mittee on Credentials agreed last night TO
report in favor Of the admission Of the
Douglas delegates from Louisiana, Ala
bama, Georgia and Arkansas, and the anti
Douglas delegates from Mississippi and
Texas.
The vote In the committee stood sixteen
10 ten.
This decision, II approved. will give
Douglas about two-thifds majority In the
convention.
II Ia generally understood, also, that so
soon ns this report shall be made, the
Southern delegates iiom the States, whose
delegations seeded at Charleston, will
withdraw from the convention, prepare
tory to independent action.
II is uncertain yet whether they retire
to Richmond or assemble here in Bal
timore.
In either ease they will take with them
other Douglas men, both from the
North and the South.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-23
UNION MEETING.

A meeting is called, this morning,
of the citizens of East Baton Rouge,
for Wednesday the 27th inst, to APP
point delegates, to represent the
Parish In the State Convention, which
is called to meet here on the 4th, Of
next month We are glad to see this,
If il produces no more good, than
to show us here at home-tbe
friends of the Union at any price.
We art ourself of that persuasion,
and willing TO go az far as Old
Hickory, went into South Carolina,
to teach the sisters Of the confeder-
acy, what they owe to the the Con
stitution. Our democracy teaches
us, that an insurrectionary and
reasonable movement against the
Federal Government, ought to- he
nipped i the bud, by T. S. troops
under the power granted the fed
eral authorities. The gentlemen
named in the ticket are both good
and true Observation-Disclosures
could not be had but how are they
to be elected, with a democrat and
republican IN the field 7 Let some
gentleman of leisure cypher this out
and send up the figures. We have
no more fancy now, for sguatter
doctrines, than in 1855, indeed I'M
ill the rules Of naturalization, are
changed, we can conceive of no
better theory Of government for
the territories than the one which
allows them to fight it out. Doug
Las is the man for the times he
can be elected past doubt, and
will be very apt TO turn out some
of the old rascals, and put in new.
This will do us very well, as a sub
stitute for what might be better,
and we shall be satisfied with it
foi the present. As TO the babble
of few fellows South and North
about the dissolution of the Union.
they are only doing it TO Brighten
people.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-06-23

DEATH IS A GRAND SECRET.-We
know not, beforehand, when, and
how, and by what means we or Others
shall be brought to death; by what
road we must go the way whence we
shall not return, what disease or what
disaster will be the door to put us in
to the house Of appointments for all
living.
2. We cannot describe what death
is; how the knot is united between
body and soul, nor how the spirit Of
man goes upward, to be we know not
what, and live we know not how
With what dreadful curiosity does
tho soul launch out into the vast ocean
Of eternity, and resign itself to an IN
tried abyss Let us make il sure
that the gates of Heaven shall be o2-
en- to us on the other side Of death,
though IL is way we are to go but
once.
3. We have no correspondence at
all with separate souls, nor any ac-
quaintance with their state. II is an
unknown, uudiscovery region, to
which they are removed we can
neither hear from them; nor ssnd to
them. While we are here 10 word
Of sense, we speak Of the world OF
spirits, as blind do Of colors, and as
we move thither, we shall be amazed
to 6od how much we have been mis-
taken. MATTHEW Henry.