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SUG.IR
important to Sugar Planters.
TIME undersigned would call the particular al
tention OF Planters TO The
Star Bagasse Furnace,
patented June Is, 1853.

Star Bagasse Furnace:
patented June Is, 1853.
It's advantages ale as follows.
Ist. Its operation is effected entirely by nsiu-
raj draft.
u. Its perfect combustion Of Bagasse of any
GuaIty.
30. It is under the entire control of the En-
gineer, and can consequently make more OF less
steam as required.
4th. II viii burn Bagasse for either one or
two sets Of Kettles, without increasing the size
Of the Furnace
9TH. 1t contains no crate bars or Iron Work
in tIe Interior.
9Th. 1t is self feeding. a new and beautiful
arrangement of hopper, admitting the Bagasse
regularly into the Furnace, while al tAe same
time il is incapable OF arrangement.
7th. Ii emits neither sparks, smoke or heat
from the feed opening, so that II can be placed
in the interior OF the sugar House if more conve-
nlent. The Furnaces OF NessTs. GTeaud X De-
blieux. and Col. F.. q. W. Bu,ler-both OF iber-
yille-are in the interior Of the Sugar House
Slh. Owing 10 the arrangement, OF AR fues,
and exit fame aud smoke arches, the exterior
OF the Furnace is at all times perfectly cool.
9Th. The quantity OF Stag formed, towing 30
the perfect combustion OF the Ba5asse, and the
heats being carried of as ias; as seneraled) IS
considerably diminished.
lUth. LIE / uTn2ce can De cIedhtd out "AAe
in operation, with the greatest facility, Inc con-
s]tructiou rt the hearth causing The ashes and slag
10 accumulate 1.-THE ASH doors.
nth. The flame is caused 10 act equally on
The entire length Of the boiler, instead oi being
thrown on one particular part. as Is the case III
all other Furnaces.
18th. Should the water accidentally become
too low in the boiler, the heat and flame can. IN
an instant be turned into the chimney through
another channel, and So prevent tue formation Of
steam. The dampert 10 Effect the above arrange
ment i, placed a; such 4 distance from the hre,
that there Is no possibility q lIs becoming warp
I'd or incapable OF acting.
18th. Ii Occupies less space, and is consequent
" more economical OF construction than any other
Bagasse Furnace.
lIlh. Its great economy o! fuel, seldom re-
! curing over half a cord OF wood in twenty four
hours. The above quantity OF wood will furnish
sufficient steam tor Cane Engine and steam pan,
besides allowing d surplus which may be used
Tor Clarifying.
pead the following testimonials from well
known Sugar Planters:
For luTiher information, please address the Pa
| tenlee. EVAN SHELLY.
PlaqUemine. Parish OF Jbervil!e.
December l3tl, 1879.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
-yEw EIvL2E STABLI.
M. 8. HI

ER@2 Respectfully Informs 90
Ml&-his friends and the public III
generally Of P]laquemine aud parish Of
lberville, that he tls opened a Livery St.h.e on
Bank street. II the stable Oh the corner oil that
street and E-nu's Alley.
he wll always keep on hand the best 'ee6,
and all animals given in his charge VIII meet
with every attention.
His Riding Horses, Buggys and Carriages, for
he accommodation oil the public, snail he OF he
!. No. l description, and hired al moderate pm
Ces.
he has . good and well conditioned lot for
Drovsrs, where the best arrangements are pro-
y.ded for taking care Of their Horses and Mules
He hopes that he viii deserve, by strict aiien-
ton % his business and 20 the wants and require
men's Of bis patrons, = liberal share Of the pa
lr.El-c O. he public.
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DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
@M@&SHa,
35. Camp Street. as
LEW cELEAlss,

ANCHOFIES-h oil and Sat.
.-APPLES-Grt-g, NteI I,,sr-sL asE .ECp!s
Jcly.
BACON,Brcafa1 Faeo-. Siles aai s~ssrl7.rs
BEEF-fiia3, !ylir and Western. Drsl Escf
BUTTER-G,sbl., EoN and HiSsyy.
BUCKHREAT-L his. # DO. bags .gs t-rs.
BROU4-Bzssy's sr'r1 prepared
BROONS-C,rr. Egic md w 50.
BRUSHE-Hbtscasb Sias SIX: 60! Da.i.
CHEESE-E-rEsa Dayy Cr.1a. Western,
Piac Applc DUtoi and Sgpsgg8.
CR.3CKERS-CyrrEais. Cinnamon; Car7u1v.
CroaEl MIR, Sugar. Boston, Ha'sr, Giagay.
ne, S2aa dra 4la,tdroaj Snaps.
C0FFEE-OlFGo Cor. .Lrra, Fa3uiy JGra, Hgran7.
Cd Rio, LsgStra, AO0ha, N,Iieer and Cotc
CHOCOLATE IND cocoa
CLANS IND OYSTERS.
DRiED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aaa Feaesss.
EGGS.
FRUTTS-RGisin,, Curraais, PJ, Fruas. Ta5ls
Fruits, Py"Hes, Figs, Cityon and Cran5c7fcs.
FL0UR-F J.. T. G. Golden HE, and 4lzntic.
ia dolls, If bbls aHd6rgs.
FESH-MGckGeL, in hfBJk, kR, and n %. Goldfish.
HackinaIc Trout, Salmon, Dirtied and splea,
Roc Herring, Drioi Hs1iag, HaiJRE and
Scotch Herring.
GINGER-Cani5r. Dried and puEosrisci.
HERBS-Srgs, 3tynir, SIrory anil NuooruaI.
HABS-Saga-- Curt, Green and Mutton.
ISLNGL.3SS IND GEL.iTISE.
JELLLES-C.yranE Grape. Plumb Drny7n, .fp-
pie, Orange, BccFJ1rg. RGsabYry, S'yau-
6errgi Lemon, Peach art Guerra.
LIQUORS, VINES IND ORDLfLS-Byan-
dy, Wdisky, Champagne, Madeira, Port. Nus
cat, Sherry, ~.9NH;sde, GuigHohE, Rdfoi1t.
Cassis DH Hcnt Dor, Curqr1a. HarqscHino.
HOsStetior's Bgtsrs, Schle3gm SrEEaDDs.
Orange ti3iry HGtr. lie, PG,ty. C.lya
Uinss, HGcLLaTy, Md Cherry and F,egrs
Cordiai,.
MOLASSES AND SYRUP-plqniq.ioa
and Sugar-Aoass Molassss, S'ctaasfs and Be-.
ctG's Syrg, aaa SirqP de Ra,yis.
NTS-AHisHds, sgr shell cHd slsllsl and
OILS Cotton SEED, Lard and Cua~m.
PlCRLES-Olires, Pecoilili, Gerkirs,
Inns, Caaii9o,OsyS Onions, Red Cabbage e.
POTA TOES-LriSb and S0eet.
PRESERFES-Pine Apple, Peas, Peaches,
Grab .fRpt, Orange Blackberry, Rasp5ary,
Strawberry, HRals, .3pricois, DaHs0I.s, Chr
ries, Grape, GrecH GoCcs and LiHsrs.
QUINCES-Pr Preserved and Ounce Jsliss.
RLCE-Bariey, Spill and DRIED Grocn Pea, and
Beans.
SODA-Cr Cream, Tartar S~alqraius and Yeast
Potcders.
SALT-Mdreh, Soap, Mustard, PEPPER,
Lamp Wcs, &c.
SAUCES-MushrOon. KetchUp, Tomato
do, Worcesisrshirs, Soho, John Bats. Eqrysys,
Paoh; BeJ-aeak, China Royal, &c.
StGAR-Br0Ua, GrgHUtaiei, POpGersi
LaaF AID Crushed.
SOAPS-OalieyS, Eays, KetIer's, Hpacy,
Palm OIL, almond and 1ruasparcHf.
TONGUES SugGT-cErsd and Picked.
Pigs Ftet. Philadelphia Pig Pork, Mess and
Prime Pork.
TEAS-ERglisL, Breqkf7gi. Ooolorg. Pea.
ohong, Rose, Old HySon, Yong Rys0H. HlDe-
riniaHd Gunpotrdrr. loose cma ia papers gFhalt
aud quarter pounds.
T|ERMiCELLL Maccdroni, Tdpioco, Sage ard
.9rrOlcOot.
YNEGAR-Hha Vine, Cider, Cqtog6a ard
Common.
SPICES-Uocs. NHmsg,, Cinnamon. an
spices, Cloecs, &c.
SUNDRIES-iadia CHrrg Salad Cream
Rose and Bay EGtrrs, Oatmeal, Honiny, Cru.
hqm Flour, Corn Ned, Girls, Indigo, Pals
Buckets, ClaiGs' Lines, Candles Of ali tiads
Shrimp PGSe, Yarmouth Herring, Coca
Paste.
% Goods delivered free of irayage to boats
rhII-Tv
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To Planters. Mechanics and Cap
Irn!tSt

20 tIansets. nhettitilfcs ana Sdp-
ifaEi,ts.
TINE undersigned would call attention 10 his
L NEW IMPROVED WOOD OR COAL
yantages are as follows.
LIST. IT. great economy of luel, its consumption
being invariably fifty per cent less than by the
ordinary arrangement.
.. Its combustion of fuel being perfect, it is
consequently smoketess.
3. II is under the entire control Of the atten-
dart. combustion proceeding at q uniform rate.
Independently Of the amount Of fuel adm tied.
/. There being no oPer ashPlt, danger from
ire Is obviat-d.
). The cleaning out of ashes can he effected
with as much facility as in the ordinary form Of
furnace.
9. The flame being distributed evenly.
throughout the entire length Of the Boiler, lis
liability 10 become burned is considerably d.
mInished.
:. 1t can be adapted 10 every form Of Boiler
or Sugar Kettles.
). 1t is peculiarly applicable 10 steamboat
Boilers a. the hre can be checked without open
iug the F,ue Caps. and the exterior of the iur-
mace being at all times perfectly cool, stowage
i...a d, increased as the freight may he placed IA
direct contact with me sides ol The Furnace.
The above Furnace has been in successful ope-
ration in l0er,Iii- and al Joining parishes Tor the
past year, Invariably ~eiisctIug . saving OF Iiity
per cent in fuel.
The Undersigned refers 10 the following gen.
tlemen who have mad his furnace in use:
Nalsin J Dupuy, lberviile.
Michel Schlatre,
Gervais Schlatre.
J. :. Leblanc.
Chas. A. Brusle, .
Davenport q Ford, Laiourche.
Hill x Markham, Baton Rouge
Purchasers will lind the above a profitable in
estmeut
For further particulars address the Patentee,
EVAN SkELLY.
Plsquemins.
Janis Parish OF iberville
uZ-Louisiana Parish Rights, land Rights TOR
all the States OF the Union except louisiana for
sala.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TuE FUTILE HOUSE.

A. The undersigned proprietor deems
HIS&sEtSit expeIient 20 inform the TRAY
Ty kEG Filing PUBLIC in particular, as
SEn@ well as Regular Boarders, that The
an0ye HOuse-whlch has been established about
TWO Years, more a. a Private Boarding House
han a Horel-has ld,ely, by the advice OF Trends
and the urgent demands ui the public. been eA-
tended 10 a depth aS great as its former ien9'n'
and now presents, N the extent and styie ol lis
accommodations, the characteristics oil q h','
class Hotel. second 10 10 otheTin he country pa
Tisnes. to which he invites The htieuiIoh oil an re-
curing accommodation oi the character "HIci
ulay re expected a a hrst cSSs Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE Is most rig'o.y sLtua,
.,F b,,b for the convenience OF Travellers and
the Business Community. IL IS situated on Inc
/ corner Of Bank and PlaqEemIue streets. opposite
/ the steamboat landing. and Immc iiateiy on a lIt
,yi.b The late Planters ,BISselIs) Hotel, anc
/ about one hundred yards distant from tue uVeT
+ I'm front OF the House there Is a handsome roIu'
/ go. above and below, an extensive lieadi"s
aai Reception Room. in which there Is one o
! The best >rt, ;. Tor the preservation OF valuabIes
: ar-.,lrrr 10 be louud-a delightful Dining Room
ana Bed Rooms. &c. thai cannot be eXcelied II
I front and narliy around the house there Is a yarC
/ NJ fiji. -Trrn swari. most delightful tor children
In me he undersigned is conhdenltlIat Travel
cr> au, ,thers wi. mud AZ the FILE HOUSE
every ,5.uiOrt and attention that could he eX
r.c,ed at uoie.s OF the highest reputation, and a
g.!,r, ia.t cannot fail lp ye acceptable.
The late lmrrlyem. n.s being now aimos
completed. with al entire new ouiht Of turnt
lure Bedding, ar. the FUTILE HOUSE
I confidently thrown open 10 the public as a mrs
class hotel. 10 which the undersigned respectful
! invites all who desire quiet aud elegant accom-
moia'iots.
ugvlJ-tf J. ;. FUTILE.
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SETTE.N'E.
4 labor OF Years Reduced TO Al
Ee.y Day.

HavITE beer induced by frequent %so!ici,s-
Ii ton, 10 make plliIc the science OF Kettle
Setting that | practice, | hereby give notice 70 ali
persons desiring 20 acquire a knowledge OF the
art. that ] wdi give them instructions Tor TIE
Setting Of Kettles, Tor either wood or coal. on ag-
plIca'.Oa 10 me.
My system IS based upon PRINCIPLES, tle pIs1-
sibi.ity and correctness Of which admit Of no con-
tradiclion, which are quickly and fully conpTe-
hended, and therefore not liable 10 be easily for.
gotten.
have models for FIVE different constructions
Of Kettles, and designs BY which Instruction is
made easy, and the art soon acquired. Copies
OF designs or drawings are given 10 those whom
[ instruct. All t1use to whom | teach my sys-
TEN, are also assisted BY my services, If required.
Instructions are only given 10 those 9ao fase
been three or four years AZ the business OF kettle
Setting, and are good wCIkmen.
For further particulars, inquire, by letter or
otherwise, Of the undersigned.
JOHN TOWNSEND.
PlBqgsmine, Parish Of i5orsi.sJ La Est. -, leo.
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~SCELLANEOU
ROK'S' COLLEGE.
PLiOUElIINE, Ii

THIS institution is now open for
rth he admission OF pupils. The servI-
%-AsssN ces of NJ. Parrot, an accomplished
teacher OF French, have been secured tor thus de
partmcnt and he Will be Oh the ground in a iew
days, when those desiring instruction IN TINS
branch can be accommodated. The principal will
also soon take up his residence 10 the institution,
when a limited number OF pupils from abroad
may he accommodated with board.
Special pains will be taken IN preparing youth
thoroughly for College, IN order that their future
course NAV he both easy and satisfactory. The
same care will also be taken with those who may
wish 10 Prosecute their classical studies beyond
The Tuiimeuts IN this institution.
y careful supervision VIII be exercised over the
morals. habits and conduct OF pupils during school
hours or While resident la the institution.
The follow Iug are the
TERMS OF TUITION, &c.
Primary English. per month, $500
Advanced English studies, 500
French, with English branches. 500
Latin. French aud English, combined, 1000
Board. per month, 600
Washing, extra,
u All bills PAYABLE monthly.
Instruction in Painting and Drawing given In
he institution, II desired.
PAUL SELBY, Principal.
Piaquem!ne La, Oct. sth, 1859. oclS
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GAZETIE & ShNTiAEL.
Gov Housrox's Wr.-They are telling

.w W ru,-.-4.T;,u
uov, hoCsIoH ~ ~
story which shows that he is something
of a wag as well rs a statesman. An
officer Of the States prison, yiohadheld
his place fog six years, was a1ont to he
removed, when be came on to AUSTIN,
during the session Of The Legislature,
with a catering list Of testimonials rs
10 his character, and tic excellent man
.ner in which he had fulfilled all iiS tunc-
tions. These were all satisfactory
enough: but the principle "l I.-',.on H
Office OVERRIDE all ether tol..Aer1uoN ;
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Line Of Packets.

- The new and splendid steamer ID.
- T.. kfiNNER, JAS. VINCENT
Master. leaves New Orleans every SUNDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 9 o'clock, \
NJ, and arrives regularly at PlaquemIne at 100
clock Ia few minutes more or lcssl OF the sam
cr,n'ng.
Returning, the D. r. Hcnnv reaches Plaques
mine about noon, with equal regularity. on MON
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, and
reaches the city about 10 on the same day.
O- This boat u exclusively a Passenger
oat-has no superior as to comfort, elegance
and speed, and IS furnished with such improve
mentS as 10 free her from risk of IRE, &c.
,.E=$.a The G.. D. Jr.. BARA>co. Master,
s-a-sleaves New Orleans every Monday
and FRIDAY. Retaining passes Plaquemine
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY. myI
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
HsESgBST22E.
D-. VI. JENEEIS,
S;EggCO.s Dentist.

CO. uayin. 'a,a:od in P.agrcmi0e
'fTTs for ta' purpose %. practising tie
"ILIH a5ov" procession, respectfully s.,.-
cie 4 share OF The patronage in this vicinity,
which he hopes 10 merit 10y s;rict attention 10
business. Dr. J. can oarr no inducemru- 10 the
way Of cheap work as he uses the best O.. ma
teI.ais and WARRANTS al mis- work.
L. Persons wishing him 10 call at their resi-
deI ces. will please send wOrd 10 the futile House.
where then commands viii meet with his prompt
attention.
oc,-rv ". JENKINS. D. p. 6
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Preserve -Four Teeth.
=. a. A.
Surgeon Dentist.
BaS ROYAL STREET

Lite IS3. 6sfcssn 81. Peter and Toulouse SIS.
CONTINUES 10 call the attention OF those
\ who need the services of a competent Den-
ti>t. a.! those persons whose Teeth nave been
,,iured by unskllllul Dentists, whose gold drops
out 4 Snort time alter the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with COM
fort. ty applying to J. \. C~AsADAvANr, they can
have all operations in the Dental Art performed
couscIeutIousIv. and in the most scientific manner.
He beUumos the guns. before Extracting Teeth.
with a chemical preparation Invented by him,
which lessons the pain. Consultations IN
French. Spanish and English. dec3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
GAIOSO HOUSE
Memphis, Tenn.

- This house is now in the full tide Of
(s55s prosperity. and the proprietor takes
..s.Sa pride in offering it 70 travellers as one
-lxSinteTior in no Iespect-if indeed il is
equalled by any-;o the best Hotels in this coun
Try. The comfort, elegance and conyenience OF
the Gayoso House cannot be excelled.
jy2 D. 0CKRELL, Proprietor.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
OYSTER SALOON
Sale Of Negroes.

Sale Of Negroes.
90 ON THE FIRST of October o
~ next my house will be opened aud ~
q a iarge supply of all classes OF ne SasN
~ sroes offered for sale, imported ~
from Virginia, Maryland and Georgia. AileI-
wards, during the whole season, the supply snail
be kept good By the receipt OF large lots Of the
choicest negroes 10 be had from the above States.
Apply al 81 Baronne street, between Common
and Gravier, aud two squares west from 81.
Charles Hotel.
octs WALTER l.. CAMPBELL.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

patronage heretofore received, and assures taem
that ne will ever strive 10 Accommodate them in
his line.
He has now moved 10 the large and commodi-
Gus building at the corner OF Fenn's Alley and
Bank street, where hehss a large stock Of Fur
niture Of every kind.
Old Furniture taken in exchange or repaired at
very low prices.
shortest Aetiee.
O-FIsk's Metallic Collins supplied as hereto
fore.
. d. Splendid Hearsel Price moderate. ,sp4
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
EVANS d CO.

IN the South.
We would respectfully give as reference The
Editors Of the Picayune, True Delta, ". o. Cres-
cent, and Delta, OF this city.
Those who are unable 10 visit our Store. can
realize all the advantages of dealing with this
establishment, by sending their orders by Ex-
press, and they viii be promptly filed aud sent
with the corresponding Gifts, by the first return
Express. a
D'Any person ordering Ten or more Books at
one lime, viii receive a Gift ard a Book extra.
Circulars, with a List OF our Books, will be
sent free to any address.
EVANS & CO.,
dec24 No. 0 Camp street. near Canal
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
Fruit Cake.

ID AlSlNS in whole, half and quarter boxes:
IL CIrRON; CURRANTS.
All in season Tor Fruit Cake, al
deb SrOCkLEY " DELAVAILADE'S.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

b. CLAzER.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17
GEES! GEEIS! GLEEs!.
EVANS & co.'s
GREAT
Southern Gift Book Store!
Third Year
Oh rBE
ENTERPRISE IN NEW ORLEANS.

II aNING received the strongest assurance Of
IL The satisfaction Of our lstomers heretofore,
by heir continue! patronage, We would respect
iu'iy inform them aud Oh 40 are DESTROYS OF OBJ.
tanning a valuable Library, also FI.e Books for
Presents and tor the Parior Table. that by con-
slant addition 20 our Stock, We have now on
maud a Larger and More Choice Collection of
STANDARD ami Miscellaneous Books, consisting Of
Bibles. Prayer Books, Annals. Albums, and
Late Publications. han mas ever been offered in
this city, and selling at the Lowest Retail Prices I!
4 GIFT!
Worth from - cents 10 One Hundred Dollars.
consisting Of Gold and Silver Watches. Gold
JeweIry, and a great variety CT useful and desi-
Tab!s articles will be
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

NTE are now opening Z very large stock Of
w FANCY GOODS, both useful aud o,ps'
mental, VIII On We will sell as low as poxib,, -
We yvite the public 10 call and examine. No
trouble 10 show goods.
deg STOCKLEY & DELAVALLABp
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-03-17

T. HIPPLEE..
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Presented With Each Cook

at the time Of sale.
n. BIO not De deceived by anv travelling
concerns that may wish 10 take advantage OF our
success to advertise under the SAM name. 10
protect our Friends aud Patrons from imposition.
who may never have visited our store, we would
state that this IS the
nN-TV m. N-yrT ~, rryr An,Cr
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-02
BALTIMORE.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1860

The steamer GlaSgoc, at st. Johns, brings us
four days later intelligence from Europe. The
Sandman troops under Gen. FANTI have captured
Spolea, a town about twenty miles southeast OF
Perugia. Gen. LAMoRIcIERE retired with great loss.
These accounts from the Neapolitan and Papal
dominions, as they come to us, are so meagre and
confused that it is difficult to form any clear con-
cepton of the actual state of affairs, or to under
stand the movements of the various detachments
of the hostile forces We know enough, however,
to Justify us in assuming that GARIBALD1 is in
a fair way to triumph in every quarter. With
each fresh success of the Italian patriot the liber
al cause gathers strength, and the hopes of the
advocates of constitutional freedom grow bright
er. We can scarcely bring ourselves to believe
that the future has in store any serious disap-
pointments for those who have so heroicaly bat
tied for the regeneration of Italy. We trust,
therefore, at no distant day, to announce TO our
readers that the independence and consolidation
of the various Italian States are accomplished
fac
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-02

DEBATE IN THE CouNclL.-By the proceedings of
the Second Branch, our first page, we are sorry
to perceive that Mr.. Ecott permitted himself to
make very unjustifable assault upon the course
of the police in arresting and putting in confiue-
elt, in strict accordance with law, the Migrants
and vagabonds who, in times not long past, were
such nuisance and disgrace to our city. From
the member from the Goth ward we expected better
things. As the election draws nigh, do gentlemen
begin to look around for the mater ials from which
their coops and omnibuses wont to be filled ?
If they do, they look in vain. The whole army
of force and fraud is disbanded and scattered and
will never again be marshaled in our streets. Mr.
Cotton promptly and conclusively repealed the i'm
putations and insinuations of Mr. Ellicott, and
showed that these vagabonds, whose fate was so
lamented by him, were committed by the magis-
trates elected by the clubs. Mr.. Cathcart came to
the rescue with the unhappy suggestion that these
MAGISTRATES were subject other influences than
those under which they obtained office; which drew
from Mfr. Cotton the retort that che was happy to
tshear it," Standing alone as Mr.. Cotton has done
in the second Branch, we take pleasure at this
time. when his term is drawing to a close, to ex-
nress our unqualified appreciation Of the, manner
in which he has discharged his duty, and we
cannot withhold the expression of our regret that
the cause of reform is to lose the services of SC
faithful a member. ssi e,.s5. ~ AZ s, .fs.@
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-02

The DE GRooT CLAIM.-The w Washington papers
state that the opinion of Attorney General Black,
the goth of July, upon point or two in the De
Groot case, in reply to questions of the Secretary
of War, is simply statement OF law concerning
the awarding of damages and had nothing to do
with the merits of the De Groot claim. Now that
the case itself is before Judge Black, it is under
stood that he holds that no damage has been done
to De-Groot. The attorneys of the latter are now
producing decisions of the United States Courts to
show that the award in favor of De Groot, having
been made by an officer of the Government under
authority of an act of Congress, it cannot be re-
viewed but it becomes vested right, and that
payment cannot legally be withheld
THE EMPEROR OF CHlNA.-Extracts from the Pc
kin Gazette published in the New ork papers makes
some disclosures in reference to the personal habits
of the Emperor, which show that despotic as he is
he is still amenable to public opinion and to the
institutions of the empire. They are contained in
protest emanating from the Censorate, a body en-
trusted with the of the public morals and ex-
ercsing their functions with remarkable fearessness
They reprove his Majesty for CHS drunkenness and
dissipation, his attachment to actors, and his love
of low society,"
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-02
THos. D. JOHNSTON, ESQ,

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ol3t GEO. T. STEINBACH.