New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-13

&EcAhrA30ns spence ~ Sosls cIfCutAf repuEts tnab
th6 Liverpool Provision market closed qniet, the
fsr W. week having been very limited.
They report Pork closed quiet, but steady, At
Wstvioxs qlo
3hnxing heen ge1egsily Inainfained.
Hsafaxdanr, Spence h Co, report TINT Sugar
Gioaed keepEs GniIae closed quiot at previous quo
ati0nx. ncsed firm and prices are unchanged
y oliEsyIc IS rE u i i aE NOE.
osns onai Proceedings,
N 46H1SGrex, Feb q. THE proceedings Of tbs
H6ase "A csaapfse littls Of general interest y
dke stion ii The sitting WAS occupied
w 5l1e 0f Tile amendment Of the Senate
absIishas re ilsakias Rsisils -, ~,
i proRxiasiqn bit md may delay Che appropriation
4 hi HIa$ sisuxJs0se NIL exdral dayss 3
Ihe SSnaxs was not IN session to day.
or KSiatiohs with Mexico.
Asi}Isaqs3S Fab. IL = From information re-
IS ~ SsAt1 DaFar ttnent from Mexico, II
46feny4 that senor 0cainpo, the Minister Of For
&{{in AfiiyS III tile tioHal Government of
1Eexice, has Been requested BY orr Government to
fOns VI sEa Rsaty recently concluded between Jul
0Qverninent and thst Of the Jnarex Government,
8tiu t1Rf Senior OcAlnpe Isl expected ait Washing
acn xia Hsyasa md GhiIlsstons 70 confer with our
Ths principal tiiieulty ia the way Or lie ratifca-
tiof az the zFHats IA understood bio the want of
I'D the park 0f some d Tie Senators as
A 1he nbility 1f tae Gpnst cnal party IN Mexico
tt Fustain ITSELF Our Government and the Senate
EcInInsttaS also wish to consult Seiior 0ealnpo
Iii relation III the clafse in The treaty
which grants the right of free transit for nerchan
dise over The 1sthmils end Railroad routes
Tile rommittee Of The Senate to which the treaty
Taa WINS reHdy to report favorabIy upon
The &eety hast week, but it was found necessary
ID s8kHfe some Republican votes ia the Senate to
efIeef lii pdssag hence the delay.
nf
ma Messfs Wigfall and Hcmphiil, of Texas, are
Not yet prepared to Fete on the treaty, their hesi5
t1gast being caused by the question whether the
Iuarex Of Constitutional Government OF Mexico
Vi 10 ylarto tic Government Of Mexico.
It Is generally believed that on the arrival Of
1 SeAoF 0caupo bio and Mr.. McIane will be able
= satisfy the Senate upon that point, and also to
explnin "a modify tho article IN relation TO the
transit III inerchandise ana troops iii such manner,
as tn make il acceptable to majority Of the
Lcaiaiana Legislature,
BAT3a EouaE, Feb. Sezaae.-The Senate
met 1t ii O'Clock this morning. Hon. H. II. Hyanis,
E1eRteHant Governor and President of the Senate
a. The char. Twenty members present. Prayer
BY Rsvs MI Iingdaids The journal Of yesterday
Yls cissir laid a communication before the Sem
xte nom the Board of Public Works.
1rlef moved that various portions Of the
Auditors and Reporters reports be referred re
&pkdfiyely to their several committees
II alx. EaidIhw asked and obtained leave I'd with
draw tie fife of unfinished business Of last yearis
sessicn also Bit ineorp Grating female academy
ID tie city Of New Orleans. SIS
mr. MaiIhiot presented memorial from W. II.
Asliaaa for his plan Of stopping erevasses. Re-
xefTed.
ss9 ison asked and obtained leave ID withdraw
The file Of unfinished business Of last year session.
Tlie hiIi FOR tho reIef Of John Mcffenry, og Qua
6Ilita, was taken mp and referred. e
Mr. nardere ID behalf sf the Committee on Fed
erai Relations, ofiered d series Of resoiutions
Uaion perpetuated and the Affairs OF the Govern
nsAnt instiy administered
D fiat lie recognizss Id higher duty than The
aepesias her wealth. power Ana civiligalion.
s. THAT Tie late attack upon slavery Il inexcusa.
iii; ma should not be disregardeti.
z (: That whenever danger threatens the Union,
TIT The Territories ire cumrno property and d.
ma lssI5nc II eset;s, INT h, ii; Ia statas
initial '2 ''''sS
w MAJ ts shall ss;' Il 4
f0cianpatiol IA cause fbe eleftien AZ Il
ri, oTief ia rssDsion Il IL printed
3r fTfual, II hafoir n ts,5 Gsn,,ai,s e z, ta
Jdfoisrx rstsortefs favoraa,iv Tia All yeatve IL
Ea4iinr jiIkgrs n lie nsrisi. IL ~ Iansirv Ala
S}e We "a anne Ia Ar al 81 fi. isaa,atitrta1 s7
3 r sfr,sT4 II, bshaIf u f 1osnn itts Al f,la;m.
reported ullavorably the bill for tho relief Of fhe
SssrsbIy I'D b fo ts rsjsf #
Shsrf III fsaSltlo ,5afish ~ s go
M. Moore, III behalf of the Committee on Public
Works presented the renort Ar 81 nil h, t,ravil5a
for The clearing ouf 81 Bayou Darbonne, and clear
{pe tte lalds from is banks
" LoAg17 bprpllg u. in behalf Of the Committee
\ ~ MltA Fepegtsd Iay afahiy The bill appropriate
Ing Dne thousand dollars b Aid te Tefrebonne rifle
s a in ballding AZ afnaegy The bill was
Mr. LAidiaw ofened tho following joint resolu-
+ tIo a!
Re y Resolred That the General Assembly OF
AoaisisnA dnly approves the cosrae adopted by tic
Aauislann Representatives in Congress during Inc
5eoataah f3s Speaker ss Il
A9so, DC q further. Reaolred, That The Governor
tn to send copy Of the foregoing res
luton 70 each member ut Congress. A3opfed.
NJ. Pearee offered an amendment to the rnles az
Cyl eiaafs shat all bills Of general nature sr vi
curing On appropriation, must be hnaiIy acted
4ssan ny 4 gan z. q ayes and Noes. Adopted.
snafa called Up Z BIZ authorizing zebedah
senns as legitimate child. The bill passed BY ia
W. fo,..,.,,., mi. ,,sss.a J.