New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-31

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WASHINGTON, March 3O--In the Senate, yester-
day, the bill to prevent desertions and facilitate
enlistments in the army was passed.
The army appropriation bill passed second
reading, and was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
In the House of Repre- sentattves &, ny. Grow, of
pennsylvania reported pack tne pii pIoSidang ior
the admission q kansas.
aesuitoff5 ana somewhat snafR afsoussion ioir
lowed the introduction OF the Presidents message,
IN which ne hrmiy protested against the nrst TWO
clauses of Govoae's resoiuuon' Great coniusion
prevailed during tRe entre depate after winch the
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4 Congressional
WASHINGTON, Aiarch oV-ih s,s senate sotaAy .
message was reeeissu iro,i sne y y
lation to the recent naval operations In the Gulf
by which the two steamers OF the Marin expedition
were captured as pirates and brought to New Or
| leans as United States prizes.
The official dispatches Of Capt. Jarvis have beer
received, but nothing new has transpired.
4 The message and accompanying documents were
| ordered to be printed.
4 The bill providing for commissioners to adjudi-
| cate private claims under the Mexican treaty was
1 taken up in the House, discussed and laid over.
i Both Houses were occupied during most of the
session in the consideration Of private bills. Ad-
4 journed.
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| ST. LOUIS, March 30.---The Legislature OF TINS
| State adjourned to-day sine die. i7aa
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j Iatnres fnr the nnrnose of reoansideripn and
amand;nc the Railway bill srecentIy uassed bv the
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n Legislature, hut vetoed py tne GOVERNOR owing tc
4 some constitutional objections. ss
Il Great CONFEDERATION, WILL
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4 INDEPENDENCE, Mo., March 5V--sA hfe Is now
Fragng over this place, which has already consumed
nearly the whole sonth side of the CITY, It is fear
- .ha, tba ,,,ost s;da will a,so be destroved The
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4 amount OF properly lost, 30 iar, Is estihatea a.
4 500 900.
n Domestic Markets, 3
II N,r yapp March 40 The rattan market closed
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| The sales of Flour amounted to 7o0o bbls. super
fine State is selling at SIS l50s5 20. The PORK
market closed aull. New Mess ia euoted at sl7 az
-, ,r r. ,,. - - q mn, 80 -. ~ nm,
oid MESS y seilng ~ ~ 20. Ahe.e we're Aa,ou'
bbls of Lard sold at l0s to llc per ID. The marke
for Sugar closed rn Porto Rico Ii selling at "a tx
AZ. uer Ib. There were several lots Of tea sold d
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aucnon Ior q Aigh prlce.
CINcIsSATI, March 5o.-Westefh MESS FORK J
quoted at SIT 25 per bbl. The market close
steady.
Tard :, hor.els ID ,r,otea At 1t,le ner nonnd
Lard in kegs is selling at 1olc. per pound
Flour is quoted at 80 40 to % 90 per bhl. I'D
NJ VIII, e,os.a oc.;va 1soo ho,-s
were sofa to-day ~ loe' " ioao. PEI saloh.
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