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TH1Rp DISTRICT CouRrl CRY OF NEW ORLEANS W.. SA
New Orleans. RAd A. tiAsIBLiN-So. li,i27. =
DY VIRTUE of a writ of seiZure and sale
II directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
Of New Orleans in the above entitled VIII proceed 70
sell public auction at The City Hotel Common street. between
Camp and Maya2ne Streets TUESDAY,, The attll day Of
July, 1850 ut Il o'clock NJ, the following described property
viz
Second District SQUARE l3 bounded BY Bienyie, Frene
Cont Franklin and having front Of
fGet OH Cont street, by eighty feet III depth.
Seized III The above Suit. 48a 4E
TERMS-Casll on the spot.
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SIXTH plsrner Col CITY Or NEW oRLEAN S " ".
4 Ny Of writ q Seizure s and sale
% irecttd he Honorable the sixth District Court Of
Al pibc auction, Oily Hotel Common street between
Camp and n sAMaaDAd N day q
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situate in the 'rst Dis
triet this city in sqte No Eighteen bounded by New
Lasee Deora, Glape and eaT stfeeta measuring twenty
Caape street, vs. eigtyiive feel in depth.
Seized in.tie above suit
E. T. PARKER.
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Sheriff Of the Punish Of Orleans,
slxEME cous De DrsrR1cr Ia yTIfE pE La y

sxtExE cous DE DsrR1cr LA VILE DE IA N0UyEII.l
ORLEANS VS.. w. G. SQUIRE.
INN yEssst5JJ d7ggfa writ lie saisia ct vente u
NJ moi irtsst pnr Honorable Ssieme Tour de District dc
Iii NouVel6-affas dans Ratre cdessus, IL rroeddera e
sAMEi)I itlet 1862 uia, Ffh!p de III Gle fe
Ia onune entire les i tp dos AIesass, la Fene
juiil1uc e. adjudication de-
lin FEERk AIN stud dams lie Premier District de oet,e VILE
dams le No. ny h1rRt pAr les de In SaRyeeifFtc,
ll5yd tHlifop are niatEt ruEtnSn fiadS de ae4 a
Ia NE ;aiare giGrs wing cuq pieds de poiaHdauf
CONDITIONS c0inrsans an moment de l'adiadicaton
L, T. PARKER,
. it5 II % . iy7 Shtttfa II taptysa Orleans
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Any Director being about absent himself for period of 81
mouths ares Nominate substitute in his stead provide
said shall have il his rgh not less than twenty
Rtc shaeE Of The cnpf stock Of the Company aud provided
also at said substitute be elected by the Board Of Dfecto
for the time being.
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skcoNn risrRicr Counr CITY Of NEW ORLEANS IS.
Or New Orleans. ! u. BEkTAEAID--No. lHta52
QY VIRTUE OF il writ OF seizure and sale
Dt0 directed by the Honorable tie Second District Court 81
New Orleans entitled Will proceed 10 sell
public auction the City Hotel Common street. betaeel
Cainp and Magazine Streets IN tSDAA, 24h Of
July 1860 4 o'clock MI the following described properly,
to Wit VI
Laurel. Harmony and Ninth streets and baing Front Of
thirty feet street. by eigytwo fett in DEPTH accord
ing 10 the Rolls Of Assessment DEPOSITED ia he Office Of he
State Treasurer. 38 #8
Seized in the above snft. @@ .
TER3iS-Castl the spot.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION Or TIlos HIG
If New Orleans G1NB0THAM.-No l5IS1. :
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
% Of this aud al OTHER hcten Interested 10
show cause within days fro notification if
they have or can why the presented hs the Amnis
eto of this shoi not be honulogated and approved
the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court. . ., = -
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I EMps, FOUNDRY, wv oELIAss

I FsFNA1es z t'u4s DIT y. 2 kyIz''7l1N''
LEEDS 4 CO.. IRON FOUNDERS
Manufacturer Of Verified and Horizontal Stsazl Engines
Boilers Smear Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar KettieHf CHARTERS
Filters, and Hrsa Power Draining Aaehnss Say Minis
q; Gearing Columns and Fronts Ruiars FuTlcS
mouths Crate Bars, ana all Machinery tcasaa for ss
SoH5h.
sTfIlLNANiS PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE -
Gst5 4 t'ras
+ x. DIAoS, ATTORNEY ALLAN, Ne. e oaIas
J I street, mi9 "
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TsotsIExr Corn re HfsT1cT JOHN T. MOORE vs.. PHI
ls u N9ayslls ORLEANS !,IP IrS kSNA.-Nqia $3.50
II Honorable EneTne Cpur Nv District
ean. raAIfe cdess f pFocedeFai ie
LUEDI, de joliet 1850 II eGres A. M les Iienx e
aprcs dssignes rehabilitation de-
balance JAIL du negssiH sitn6 Ba No 81
entire Union Perdldo le Premier Des dc
vile, cxpirant e Ter doef8ite proea5H yi, arasnF
dc $40 nbies 1nesuellemen la Fin dc efsqne
privilege de yeles pour ciEa snnfes sus
1 Ssse dsiss laifaite ci-dessiIa.
CONDITIONS LAc,eseur lie Placement du foyei
Gebdance balance d pTiE Rehabilitation, Viii
await compliant, moment De Pa5iadIeatiqr.
e. I. PARKER,
je2S 20 1851 ssiieFtf Ia Par5ssse d'fj5iAans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

Drrx,EME Com DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE ALEXAN-
de In Nenyelle.t orleans. & DIRE O'BRIEN-No1 6.Tni
Wis est par ie present dOnne anx crean-
celia pent concener daya dtduic dix onrs date de
pFesene pnbcatian les so1s pour esqelles lie compile
reSenc mar de de snccessiou erat point
approuve hemoogu les fonds mains rfpars
forlnenent an dit compte.
Par ortlre de 10 Cour.
jelS % E MtGHUT. Bennte 6fethef.
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FouErH DISTRICT CoggE2 P. Tfi9FeoGGH6oop. C.. vs.
e NJ. n,lssns MS HRkI,iTqEs-No 1859
- Of aie renaeted March 9Th, E6A. Directed by
Honorable the Fourth District Count Of New 0F0ns Tile
above eal natteg Will proceed sell public Haiion
- the petai,es street between Grayer md Natei
streets, i'll tc First District Of ritY THURSDAY the
5h Of July lo, 1t ~ O'clock ~, goF account II tle
creditors Of sara ilSoiyent;
The balance tSoid Of tie cHntents, etc. KESpAg
RANT, per inventory on Ale
Surrendered bS the said iGsolpeRt his creditors.
| TEBMs-Cesh o.. tle spot.
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RAN IN NoBILR.-The Mercury q Wednesday
says:
During the early part Of the afternoon Of yesser-
day, we had very fine raili--one that waterea
wei cur streets. We hope the planting portion Of
the country above this has today been favored ia
The same way, portion of which, this side the
Prairie region on The railroad-we were told, has
had no rain for many weeks, the eaf}y=eern crop
seeming 70 be entirely blightea, and the cotton be-
ginning to suffer very much.
KiLEEb Rx y i.onrsr. Charles Byers, d boy re-
siding in Wetzel county Va, while rafrying D
aeast III his hat, few days ago, was sang in the
/ haaa, and died from the ehsets.-
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Minutes Of all the proceedings Directors shall,
be kept Secretary and verified by the President
Pres dent Secretary shall sign III drafts cecks
eates stock all other evidences Of debt of
this corporation.
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--z1ssn2 '+, - -. F. n PARKER
IN p.risl /, ,fIJ

TniRp DISTRICT GouRr JOHN n MOORE CO VS. PHI
of New Orleans. LIP MckFNNA--Sn. 1000,
pY VIRTUE of a writ of Heri fleias ito
- directed by the Honorable he Tltd District Court o.
New Orleans the above entitled will proceed 10 sell
nj public auctions premises hereinafter designated
sATuRfiA Y lie h day af fhne. li. ioi O'clock NJ
The OF GROCERY ST, RE sitnate No. 81 a-
street., in tie First District Of thsey rs inventory
be in my office.
Setzel in The above suit.
TERAiS-Cash the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

SIXTH DISTRICT GnuRT lCITY OF NEW ORLEANS VIA, THE
of New Orleans. MINORS OF r. o. SMITH.
No. S29s.
R4 VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
~ directed by the honorable the sixth District Court
of New Orleans in the entitled will proceed
sell pubic auction, the City Hotel Common street. be-
tween Camp and Magazine SATURDAY. the Both day
of lne 1860 l. o'clock ~ the following described prop
viz
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Fourth
District Of This city in square No lG2 baunled M Camp. he
Eighth and Seventh streets, and hRyig front Of thirty
feet ten inches Seventh street, bs inded and
twenty-seven feet Ten inches in depth.
Seized in the above
TERSfS--Cash on the spot.
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go GRAY.--No, l6vI6. LIS
TIM VELRrTU dun writ de aafsle et venue q
NJ moi arese mar rIonofable 1roeme Conr dc District de
In Nouyele Orleans dams pafaire ctdessu precedent is
n M ri de iuet 1860, midi f0te dc ia Gite, rne
IA ID f,omm,ne les du Camp e deN Massfs "a
yene pablique et adjudication 90 "a rops'e ao s ~ a
Premier District 3 borne les rues Tcogpfi9las
G, Is,nes Peters Celeste, guaranteeing peds dc
face & Ia rue St james cen. ennate sept peds de pro-
| f0ndenr. -, -e5g-.
saise dams Iaffaire 81 dessas
| r. 4. PARKER, =
ie2e fyT Is q 81 shtrf dc Ia Pagoisse q orl5sns
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Qt&TREkaE Corn ptsrRicr fP. THoRorGi(.os 4 e
de Ia Nouy eiieGfttans. slss GRE ANGIF.tsS.
\ No l35is.

GIFN "
~ mol atirea lhea9Eple QnStfeme
ti0ur SoJFels i,lIre el-dessG
je proceed. lie III 5le Juliet Ia iss herts b NJ
sur ieix deg 5fgasnS cses GFaqieT .saeez
dams District de cette vic ai'adiica,ion
1aiance iryrndae du slis. etc, 9sa
suiy.!Mt inyenaiie.
.ianh5nlsa iii. le di inspitsite B ctstgcieFs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an moment dc REHABILITATION.
f.. I. PARKER.
fsq3 u % iy2 3 Sfsif De ii Partii--e % I5.Iis
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IL MOI adsssa par Memorable Delxeme C de Dsiet
e ii Noyce 1itls, dams lsae ci.essus jc edera ie
MNRDI 81 de outlet 1850 Iadi. Hotel de y Cie.
rne do les N Camp et des s8ga'Ins
ia venia puiquo adjudication ne la propste don't suit Ia
desc igtion
Dftdes Ct Josephine ayGn 81 peds de face Ia
rGe Jpsephjpe sar cent auiHzs piets dc pfofcndenE
saibie dams laifaitc ci-1essis.
CONDITIGNs-C Compliant moment de l'adiadieation.
z. T. PARKER,
jsao wi 10 % 81 saeFir de p Parotsse q 0rsans
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DEuxIEAE Coun pE DISTRICT 7IA WILLIE DE LA N'IIEQR
ae Ia N'uSsneor'uis ADAsf,-No. 1856. -'-'''-
I'm VERTU dun writ de saisie ct ysnte
IA par Memorable Depxieme Conr de District de
Ia Noayele ordans dams afare clessns e pFoceaera e
SAMEDI de Juliet 1860 midi a Hotei de Ia Cite, rne
de Commune les dn Camp ct des Magasin 10
pubque adjudication de la pforee don't suit Ia des-
criptiol. slvoif =,
TN TERRI onatreme District de cette vile
dams le 26 par les DFyaaes ST. DENIS Washing
sxee ayant Is pieds DE face r. rue Dryadcs sur
i25 peds de profondenr. 8#
Saisi dams iaffaire cidessns.
CONDITIoNs-oolnpta moment de Naturalization.
f. T. PARKER,
ia5I IL iyT 1 lie la Orleans
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sEeoop DIsre1cr CouRT CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VI.
Of New Orleans. afATHIIDA ADAM-fJo. 10, sos
DIV VIRTUE Of a writ OF seizure and sale
Id directed the Honorable the Second District Court
af New Orleans In the above entitled cause VIII proceed 70
se Ill City Hotel Common street. between
fnn and Maszine Streets Oh SATURDAY the seventh day
of July 1860 u o'clock NJ the following described prop
erty, viz. 40. - . ISL ~ 81.
Fourth District SQUARE 2T6, bounded by Dryades, ST.
Denis Washington sixth Streets and having front Of %
feet Rryades street. by rs feet in depth
Seized in the above suit &#H%
TERMS-Cash the spot. : -
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majority Of the Board Of Directors shall be
form quorum and decision of such majority shah be vail
cooperate act except for the purchase Of the tight Of way
or in building foad for the purchase Of
Of Directors.
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BESNFrr's MATINEE no THE ,JArASEsE.s Har-
1nony,''the New York correspondent of the Mobile
Registers writes
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Each shareholder all meetings for the election Of Directors
or other purposes sal lie entitled directly y proxy
on of stock held by him. provided that Stock
holder shall in his i've hundred votes, and
provided also that he shall have owned his stock least
j,a, Ia fhA,i nf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

THE DisuN1oN TIeKEr.-The men who nominated
BGeekinrdga and Lamb gave utterance 10 the fol-
lowing sentiments. which, had they been uttered
in the days OF patriotism, would have consigned
them to the galows as traitors:
We shall fire the Southern heart, instruct the
Southern mind, give courage to each other, and at
the proper moment by one organized. concerted
action We can precipitate the cotton States into
revolution NV. L. Yancey. -,
q Ii had the power, i would dissolve tins Gov
ernment in two miautes, Il. r. Morgan.
I. Let US break up this rotten, shaking and op
pressfye Government [Geo. Gayle
Resistance! resistance 10 death against the
Government is what we want now.
IDavid Hubbard. IL
Break up and dissolve this rotten lankey Coy
ernmeuta IJohn d. f. Williams.
let the Union rip.4 r. D. Gayle.
Sly voice is for war; [Geas ID. johnson.
Tic man who clHTned to be tie first BrseEinrdga
nan in Mississippi net long since declared pahlcIy
that lie was disnnionst pen. Sc, ready 70 Join any
party that would make disunion lis watehWord.
INieksbarg Wing.
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ID J VIRTUE OF WITH % setTtlls ma BftIe
ID directed by the Honorable the Fourth i'isttict Go Of
New Orieafs, ID lie above is will proceed fe sI ut
auction faiei Common between Galp
aI Magazine IN ill., 2Tt day II JgiF 800
II O'clock MI. the following iesSSfd property; VIZ
Fourth District square VI. hoHdei Dg n gqist Chip
IeviI Josephine and ST ses ttes t5stssefe seet t5ot
81 Andrew street. bY eigiiy-nite iset iu dep5.l.
Sgtsss il tho al5ove stlf.
fFEla1 ~
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: y Z u. q. q !
sleFG Of the Parish Of orlsana
euArsuExE coun DE BtsTeicr ia VILE pg IA NlILR.
de 10 NeEFelc.o rlesr-. QR!.kANs vs.. JANIS
T1E VEETII tssyi wit de saisie eli ve1ase ~
IA o6 15esd par Honorable ta,iiec ettg dc Eistaet Dc
Il Observation-Disclosures sse q de,sns, ptoeederaf lie
yENDRE 2 de Juliet 1870 amdi Hgiei de IL Gle
de la Commune, entire les du Camp des lans IL
yeie pabeuc adjudication de Ia pepe dg description
suit -
Quarieme District et GT borfs phi les res Sfh6nas,
Chippewa i0eerhne ei Edrf. peds dc WGe a
la Ius st Andte sr daare vintneu pss de retpndcir.
S.siRie dams raiare 5ctGessrt.
CoNDITIoSs-GoaIpta moment DC padndcsiion-
r. n. PARKER,
ie25 fs2 II % q gbkfiF de il Paraase d'lifi5sns
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HEAL NOTICE

SECOND DISTRICT GouNr su oCESSIoN oF ALEXANDER
NOTICE ii hereby given to tne creditors
IN Of Ills and all other persons herein ineresed 70
show cause within day from the notifications IL any
they have can why the presented by The ntaef Of
His should he nlnolosatel and approved the funds
distributed accordance herewith
By order of the Court "A
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No two partners whose subscription is ia the Of tn
commercial firm of which they are members shall be eligible
The same time Directors of this Association shall hi
rector any other City Railroad, his partner be Deco
OF this Company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

T4SS$ France.
WAN The undersigned Formerly Drug Store Of II Bonnabel9
~ received following arclesGhemcalsa and Special
MeI;cines-Rmong which
~ YERATRINA-1fo walls.
SESQHIGHI0R OF IRON.
WATERMAN IL 0F QUIEINR, etc.
EXTRACT or IPEEAC.
RFGNAUT.n PASTE.
- RAQltIN CAPSULES. .
} ROGERS POWDER
CHERRY LhU HEL WATER.
EAU DE TILIEGI.
SPIRIFS0F8 GGEiLERTA.
PEACH BLOSSOM SYHUP.
PATGHgUbY LEAVES
~ ASH LEAVES.
RED ROSES
POPHLEUM OINTMENT. .g ...
OBSEIIbES IN PASTE.
GLASS REToRTs, etc. etc .
a1A tmy25 corner Naehes and Tehnupitnn6s sis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27
Proceedings Of To-Day.

AHE SENATE is not In session to-day
In THE House, Mr.. Curtis asked leave To offer
resolution directing the Secretary of War to
communicate to the Military Committee full
plan and schedule Of the floating battery now in
course Of construction in the vicinity NJ New
lork-the amount of money expended thereon.
and estimated cost for completing the same: and
that the Military Committee report such changes
as may be consistent with the public interests
Mr.. Curtis said it was time the countrv knew
something about the battery, the pecuIis- con-
st'ucton Of which has been Ike pit profound secret
MIR. Houston said 1t was unusual to direct an
executive officer to report to a committee
MIR. Curtis explained the reason for this was
that the committee might examine and determine
tie propricty of the construction of Steven s
battery.
Mr.. Houston objected to its consideration, and
so the resolution was laid over
The House resolved itself into Committee Of the
whole. (lr. Butfinton in the chairl
MI Carey, of Ohio, offered the following reso-
luton, and then proceeded to address the com
mittce on the subject: WIN
hcSotred, That the Committee on Agriculture
De- ana they are hereby, instructed to report to h.
ho!Se Dill Tor the promotion Of the interests Of
agriculture for the organization of the agricul.
tufal division of tue Department of the Interior
now In defective condition, and demanding an
immediate remedy. "
On motion Of Mr.. Boyce 1t was resolved that
Monday next ' VII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

., oua 1AfANEsE VISITORS understan nd that
Nf harms, our minister at Japan has STRONGLY
recommended that the embassy from that count,y
snouId nrst land at the city of Washington and
hOt az New Ork, as he thin ks tbatth a1b,ssado,s
ana thsr suite should not be brought into contact
~itn such Immense crowds as will surround then,
III view ofk until they get some what used to the
new pee pie whom they come to visit 1t is also
uhoerstood that the ambassadors prefer to be nTe
sshted to and received by the President before
tney make any ceremonous visits We are In
FORMED That instructions have, in conseouence
oeeh given Tor the Roanoke to touch at Hamntor
hoaos, anu, as she cannot come I'D the Po,oIp,
Ihat the persons composing the embassy tax
nAssaee on suitable steamer and be conveyed
Immediately 10 Washington Ii Is exp-ctsd tb.t
after remaining here few days they will visii
New York, and some OF our other princi nal cities
We indulge the expectation that they will ever.
where be received and treated in the kind,st
manner They have obtained high degree OF
civilization, ard have many favorable traits of
character. Their visit To this country the first of
the kind recorded in their history shows the con-
ndence they have in us, and We are certain the
result Will show that this confidence has not been
misplaced.
we learn that dispatch has just been received
rom MI Harris, stating that relations with
Japan are now In the most satisfactory condition
anu .nat every disposition is shown by the Gov
70 carry the treaty faithfully into effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27

~ I'D bITTkRs, SURE CURE FOR DYs-
"a -, .nrn story Of this remarkable medicine
Asthma, and general debility Of M
places !. among the most wonderful diseoverie.
~, SsveHd science, and 6a. given it rspuatio
rIsint. ia ,ii TX nedy known for these com
sted Buffers contain nothing which can in;eu
ieate; and the medicine has no simila,tv ,,,s..
ever to the various aicoho &c mixtures disyn;ssa
rs .Bitters," being purely = medical comnonnd
In which are combined the most valuable rems,
dial agents. and peculiar oxygenated property
Hitherto unknown, bnt highly eficacions In ali
COMPLAINTS arising from weakness and derange-
Inent, OF prostration Of the stomach. We hear q.
i.sh uiumPhs every day from the use Of the
'hygenated Bitters. The cures il Is snecting on
,v.fy side are without precedent People who
entirely relieved by q few bo.t.es.-N. Y. Msr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The PLATFORM REPoRrEp.-See our telegraph
columns for the new slavery-question plank doubt
less reported this morning from the majority of
the platform committee to the Charleston Conven-
ton 1t will require but twenty Ave votes. in
all from the opposition States to secure its trumnb
before the Convention. We cannot doubt that q
Will receive many more than that number; a
otherwise, with the non Democratic party States
refusing 10 accord even SO few as twenty-five
woes 10 platform declaring the Democratic
party Pieoged to maintain what the Supreme
Cuu'' nave decided to be the constitutional rights
VI 'ae oou'h' the idea Of the latters longer look
Ing to nominal national Democratic nat o.
ganization for the prot ction of her constitutions
rights, will be too broad farce to be dreamed of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-27
THE EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON CITY:
fHf'Af..-...-..-.. ..........April 81. 1860.
The Weekly StaY

fu' asusual If metropolitan news and po.sip. and
choice literary reading, is now on our counter
t-ady f'' delivery to the public Embraced in its
interesting contents are the following articles:
1"s PhoHtcUI Eride-5rorr rhs French; Scene I'm
re LIFE o. Sho,rman, By ArtsmHs Ward; A
hanFss HeUeSS ElopsS trith n Yankee Sailor;
S'S'Sh r. JcfsTScH Ddris: The Champion Fight;
ifiemES H'ard Among the Spirits; The Eman-
ctPGfioH Question: IN Russia: The CdTstcns- Shatc
CGsF:
A Man PI,ads ais or-n Case; A ns,r Recent fer
Sissp'HeSS; Military Gymnasium; Establishing
Pclggot1y IN The District Of Columbia:
BeT'c('"tic Meeting IN the Serenfh WaTd-fpbnr-
T''"H'oHS S"thtrUg-nOtsy time, Sc; Meeting
~ the FtJH Wnrd-lasrndsr carries III, un,d.
JSs S|cc"d Ward Mssting-the Democracy ig-
roTe 'ie Old-Line Ways, Sc:
tcHgTsSS ,cHdi Pyocsed'HgS; PToceediRgS the Su-
Fr,Ers end cfhsr Cc"rfS; Operations ofths Patent
Offcc, 80:
TerTSSPcNdSHcs GHd ether Nelcx from Chnyl,S,on
g'r'HS the TTocssdiHgS nHd prospects 9th. M
f'cHdi CoHre"fiOH a. far as they hare tynusp,,s5.
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Proceedings Of Yesterday Afterne.n

The House, yesterday, having resolved itself
into Committee OF the Whole, (Mr. But,n.on in
the chair,) and resumed the consideration of the
tariff and loan bill
Mr.. Jenkins, of Va, addressed the committee
on the political aspects of the times maintaining
that the success Of the republican party Nould All
the people Of the South with just apprehension
and alarm, and tend even to the fsaf disco luton
of the Union.
Mr.. Rice, of Mass, addressed the committee in
the policy of raising the duty on wool
Mr.. Holman, of Ind, defended the principles
and policy Of the Democratic party
Mr.. WashbGrn, of Wis. reptile ed to the remarks
OF bis colleague MIR. Larrabee) previous TO the
organization, on the subject of a meeting at Mil.
waukee sympathizing with John Brown and the
political sentiments Of the citizens of Wisconsin
of German birth.
Mr.. Carey, of Ohio, obtained the floor when
the committee rose, and, at ten minutes past four
O'Clock, the House adjourned.