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~. news m.ster III I'd ana ID pages.

~ In our ( Talk on Change on Tuesday last
iii reierred "a The 4 talk regarding the present
Telegraph line ID the Balize and proposed new
line. Capt. Whann, the President Of the Balize
Telegraph Company, has called on US, and assures
thst the rates 81 tslegraphing over the line are
uniform to all parties, aud that dispatches IN
variahly forwarded in the order in which they are
received at The office. without respect to persons
that Is, first come first served.
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The CoxcERr To-N IoHr. Mr.. Henry squires, as
sisted by little Mary Nc Wicker gives biz last con,
cert but one at Odd FeIloEs' Hall tc-nght and
ofers rich programme Of selections from operate
and general vocal music, and Mr.. Holman will per-
form solos "a thu piano. Mr. Sqnires viii sing
The Star ii Love- serenade airs from Lucia,
an aria from Rigotello, 1.-THE Anchors Weighed
John Anderson nv Joe. and with Little Mary the
dnatts 4 would that my Love- " Meet me BY
Moonlight, 4 When Little Farm We Keep
Nary McVicker will sing variety Of songs and
ballads, aonle IN costume, and win chant in COS
fuIne IA MarsciIlaise.n Il Is in this that this
wonderful child must be seen to gain an apprecia-
ton Of her singular dramatic powers She is
Rachel on 4 small scale. She il profoundly dra-
matte Id the least gesture. Her musical powers
are equally remarkable. Mr.. squires is tenor of
first rank, Al we stated yesterday. These two ar-
tistss THE child and tile gentleman, constitute 4
sreaI attraction, and we are "a ready to endorse
and commend II as we are always prompt to ex-
pose and denonnce humbug.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

KEEr MARM AND LOOK NEAT, and any one may
feal and look who has very mail money to
nsrst in comfort and Appearance and will Mammoth
sonthsrn GiosIaing III MI Fl WI Lyons Is
I'D St ChArIes street, clothing which kept Tor
hoie people, md NOT any class III tho
nice Young gentleman get Fashionable suit which win
e pFaud g ar In the sunahae and the raquented
sest coasx che economical meehanc array sney
W ea aud durable raisnt becoming and comfortable
TIA clerk merchant tastes and Tie nses OF seir
essdsy e NTH the best styles Of business suits and short
efsrbody can get Just what everybody
excepting what md guardians little
nd Ase beys W. therefore attention Of everybody.
e Crescent 10 NJ Lyons numerous ad.sr
3isemcufs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

THE DEATH or NOSES THoapsos our columns
contain al announcement of the death Of Mr..
Moses Thompson, late Of this city, and Of the firm
Of Thompson Co., who give notice that his de-
cease win ii no wise interruption derange the bnsi
ress Of the house, which will continue to erect the
patent bagasse furnaces, which accomplish their
purpose III 80 efficient a manner.
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srIsIst of Letters fo-morrosr.

i THE 0MLEANs. A variety bill Is offered at the
Orleans tonight, comprising G L'Hstoire dun
Son. one-act vaudeville; Lacte de la Prison
dc Ia Tour dc Nesle N |. Therese on rorpheiere
az GeneFe,' new one-act ballet, and Maitre
pathelin, 2 q comic opera in one act
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sanction of the highest scientific authority The dn-
guhed Of chemists land analyst second
the world5 DR. Chiffon, has certified his signature
that this deeterous Ingredient The official
document may be No. Astor House.
risk unauhencaed dyes thus endorsed
and UNNECESSARILY superior all others in the quality Of the
colors ii imparts IL obtninabey
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers.
feS 2plm&W CRIsTADoRo. No. Aston House. ny
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AcKSowIEDaxEsT.-M Masters John P. Ghildress,
Frank a. pillet and John Hudson, all Pages Of the
House ii Representatives, have our thanks for
copies Of public documents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

THE ST.. GHARLEs. The Duchess of Mal6'' will
be repeated tonight for the last time, with Mrs.
Emma Waller as the Duchess. The farce " Don't
Judge by Appearancesr viii follow the play.
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& THE AnrHIrHEArEn 4 The Lady Of the Lake.
by the Juyenilea tonight, and ]. Wandering Min
strel" Various songs and dances in the interlude.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

ODD FEHLows' HALL AssoCIATIoN.--At meet
Ing of the Board 81 Directors Of the Association,
held on Monday evening last, Edward Pilsbury,
ESQ., was unanimously elected President.
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ss-Notice-The public is hereby respect
fully informed that all Licenses Trades Cangs Business
Professions and Carts Drays Cabs Hacks Carriages pub
lie and prisate) Wagons Trucks and all other vehicles
paid into the Treasury of the city this month"; february will
be collected with costs By the City Attorney.
fe2 2plm ADAM GIFFEE Treasurer
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AS- The value of inaportations fromforeign conn
tries through our Custom House, since the year
1851, will be found under our financial head this
morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

RFEuropean and Southern Direct Trade
ASSOCIATION Graver street. between Camp and ST. Charles
Cash advances Cotton skipped direct Europe with guar
Anee OF balances. 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

RrPianters In want of Sewing Machines
reminded that The only kind used extensive Panta
on Clothing Factory of Hebrard Co. the Grover Baker
feq 2ntf
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Wines, Liquors, ETC.,
NOS. IS AND is ROYAL STREET.

Us. ID AND To no A u bTHEET'
supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, In quarts
pnts continually hand which equal the best that
this market Also, other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA SHEER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
of the vintage of 1895 Tss and 1906 and
other brands. WHISKY of all descriptons-Scotch Irish,
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER in pns and QUARTS
Also hand, my usual assortment Of the hes.
Wines and Liquors
the Market which will be sold reasonable any
other house in the city,
SEWEII 7. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. IS and Is Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

HS- Work-Box Sewing Machines are made
by the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company, and
sold from SIS sloo Southern Depot No. II Camp
fep ontF
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rs-J. j. Michel, ESQ, Will be supported for
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court for the nexped
Of Judge Cole, resigned.
ja20 2pm# MANY VOTERS,
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s5-The George Washington Sewing Ma
u Shuttle Machine by the Grover Baker
Company, and is sold the Southern Depot No IL Camp
street, at the low price of $50. fc9 2ptf
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Doors, SHOES AND BEoGAsa The particular at
o hasets Is called 10 the large boots shoes and
Iake plaee hs day 10 O'clock III the auction
of logger NH. s5 and " old Lascs street be-
rustomhease and Bienyis Terms orsr so nine.y
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THE yanlsrrEs = Our American Cousin, again
tonight
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Boys Clothing EMPORIUM.

CHARLES STREET, 20
Between Canal and Common streets
This sors is exclusively for YOUTHS RoYs' and CHILD
REN's
CLOTHING. SHIRTS,
And
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Just opened, LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
FALL AND WINTER
Dress and School Clothing,
-Emhracing-
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY
All Of which viii be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices,
ad-salesnen speak French, Spanish and English -ea
L. w. LYONS,
Nos &c, Is and 80 ST. Charles street,
ley zait corner of Common street.
d
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Dsg Goans particular attention Of buyers
scaled He credit sale goods place ths
q n Old Tesee Gustonlose aud Bense
Teams NM sae9, ninpy days credit.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-09

FRESH BUTTER, PoTAToEs, ETo.-Messrs. Thomp-
son Barnes q Is street, and l22 Julia
just received hundred barrels of jackson white potatoes
choice Orange butter They offer hundred barrels
of Pixies Magaolis whisky. See advertisements.
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Cigars. Cigars .

Purchasers always find in assortment of the we'll
brandseuudad Flor dc puadss Meridana Flor de
Panehe Redowa Caborga, Partagas Something Wash
ngon Dos Herrnanas Nazo uabano etc., at the lowest
80. P. PRATS & CO.,
o2s 2ptf q Commercial Place.
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q aud 15i cbartres street.,
Generh Agents for the South and u when nil orders out
be addressed. fec 2p3teod&ktw
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8siu 0rItans laiIp Crescent,
!. .. nrxor, rssissr .na Propr.esor.

OFFICE no. 70 CAMP STREET.
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GEoReE WAsHINaTos PLANTATION AND WoRK-
Box sE1se MI Or the excellent Manufacture Of The
Grover Baker Company. er sale in any number and at
sssions prices the Southern Depot Camp street The
plantation naarhnss In n the extensive plantation
eoins fato1y 0 Messrs Co.. az eI as elsewhere
IN ert nubcfs and many all the different kinds are
IN hfs city See these machines
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26, as and 30 st. Charles street.
CORNER or COMMON STREET. =.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL /
Just received per late steamers of the LARGEST ami
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Fall &c Winter Clotlains
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
Which, for STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss,
Is Not Supposedly!
Goods divided into three Departments but all undr
one general view
STORE No. ss ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
BOYS eaorRrNe.
STORE No. Is ST CHARLES STREET,
For
MEMS CLOTHING.
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET.
FURNISHING aoops AND SHIRTS,
Ns-salesmen speak French Spanish and English. -ss
1. W. LYONS,
Nos. Is, Is and 80 St. Charles street,
foo 2pls corner of Common street
Trunks, Is.Greti,sg-Bags,
yALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
And
w WATERPROOF CLOTHING,
OF The
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made to order and warranted
i. w. LYONS,
fec 2pls %, 2Ssnd 80 St. Charles st., cor. Common
SHIRTS: shirts! ~==.
Just received BY late steamers. 1 LARGE ASSORTMENT
! SHIRTS,
or THE LATEST FAsIIIoNsl
OF all the various qualities and seswhite colored
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade,
40 FIT MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND CHILDREN
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. g. Is and 30 St. Charles street,
fec 2Plt Of Common street
valentines
COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES |!
PETER o'DoNNELL.
I6.,..............cAMP STREET. h6
Has just opened very fine assortment
Fresh Imported
VALENTINE CARDS and
VALENTINE ENFELops,
AT oil Prices from
Five Cents to Twenty Dollars Each,
And some of which
TERP RICH AND BEA UTIFUL
PETER OtD0NNELL,
staioner, Printer and Blank Book Manufacturer,
fec 2pdt No. IS Camp street
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1J- Aostetter's stomach Bttters--Thts pre-
paron mas acquired us celebrity not by howey ad
nut from plain statements Of its properties and
Effects yerined BY every individual who has given It trial
the Of the propetors promise the msd
cine ana hence Inc popular faith in its viz
-. . -. - -, - - - ' or" eaose.ts
.. Y ~ 81 Whien ~ pe may nave oeeh deprived by
~ n. ~ o . husaoea, WINE inc eis'efs, US an
aha sh.0noas meeicine relieves the system Of all
ipu nae anu in,pel's regularity 70 me secfeuons This
Nm, ...., IT,, Z e 4 senefai as
nv. sonipai' cnionc eahcnos, hys-
- - &C, "ie are creating
'se1ns VI Aons.'eh no Kfl'ioe IN aii parts OF the
cum si,. Y !.
m J, 10 Z, y = hluil1
e .' = ~ ~ ea e''ee. aos aseh.s ief the southefn
NJ. y Mh0' al ofaeis shoaa De addressed and by drug
s''- "H1 uea'sfs sene1si1s eYsfywhefe fe1 2p6t&W
nsrNrnanma Ell,a NJ = 49,
Es.,a,a phsss.,.n - - -, 80
s ' is u i'ou'ssiie hy'' mas located In New
az 'eaiais diseases 'ns Madame has
-. - - .ee piosssoh ohe cures without faii
Inflammation liberation inversion and Falling Of tho Womb
Headache Neuralgia and Papaon Heart cured in from
fifteen minutes to hours Piles permanently cured in three
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rss.sy sas.s.lpaea., SO . b 10 week. % Cent.
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Tne Fiiskfe s lyon
SEWING MA IIINES
TRIUMPHANTLY SUCCESSFUL!
Large Stock and Full Assortment
HILL BE RECEIVED THIS WEEK,
Per Steamship Desoto

The universal which attended of
above Sewing Machines by purchasers since
agents has augmented the sales that stock of late
been inadequate TO supply the constantly increasing
By steamship Desoo errive this week. we receive
few days STAGE have received assortment and are
abed exhibit SAMPLES by which purchasers may make
their selections for future arrival
WE GUARANTEE
The FinIsle & Lyon Sewing Machines
TO GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION
To the Purchaser W
These Machines have many superior advantages which can
easily be by little examination They arc simple in their
construction throughout easily understood and readily ad
jused They certain in their results the operator viii
never be discouraged by the necessity uno imperfect
and the loss of goods by second sewing
These Machines adapted to great range workmanship
SEWING FROM THE FINEST GAUzE
TO Heavy Sole Leather,
AND DOING THIS WITHOUT CHANGE or TIRED
OR TENSION,
AND WITH THE MACHINE RUNNING AT THE
Highest speed!!
They strong and well made in all their parts
having wires springs which liable to break and got
out of order. AID recollec that we will
TAKE THEM BACK AND REFUND THE MONEY
if they do not in every respect prove perfectly satisfactory
p l ES-
s55, $50, SIS, 800, 500, sI05, Sis, SIa5.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO., -.
Over Clothing Establishment,
STORY BUILDING,
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THUKspAY MORNING. FERRu ARY .. lsso.

n-The weekly Crescent il puslishea s-ery sat
ssaAy rnotsA,s suSscEiroa ssnyariably ID advance
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Notice.

have the honor to inform patrons that owing to i'm
provemeus in my Store have transferred the SHAVING
ROOM the door, and that attention will be paid
heretofore. 'z-..
/. B. BORON,
ms 2pH 81 ST. Charles street.
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]. WRIGHT & CO.,
--Zz..1 .,...I Ill. Il -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-01
NJ AR EsICD,

In this city, Jan 80, by Rev d w Faunce James Welch
to Catherine Looney, both of West Bovlston.
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Items,

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Jan. 31.-A fire this
morning destroyed the entire stock of Ross &
Whppe, hardware merchants, and the gro
Gerry store OF d. q. GeShmend. Total loss es
timated at 100000. Insurance not known
RICHMOND, Jan. 31.-A difficulty, which
was, however, amicably settled, between the
Speaker OF the House Of Delegates and MIR.
Seldom Of Stafford, prevented action, yesterday,
on the resolution relative TO the appointment
of a committee on the South Carolina mission.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Jan. 3l.-Last night a
fire destroyed the stOrehouse of Warmers line
of packets, including 80 bales OF cotton, and
some fnis ed goods belonging to d. L. Am
mott u Co. The adjoining paper warehouse
of Jessup & Moore of Philadelphia, was de-
stroyed. The fire is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The New Orleans
True Delta OF the 18th says the steamer Ham
Howell, with a cargo Of 100 bales cotton and
oO,0OO pounds of hides, was burnt in the Up
per Red River on the Goth. Loss not stated.
RICHMOND, Jan. 31.-Hoyt's statue of
Henry Clay, made for the ladies of Virginia,
was taken from the vessel to-day, in box
enyeloped in American flags, and placed in a
vehicle which was drawn by an immense con-
course OF citizens, accompanied by band of
music, to the Merchants Institute, where it
will remain until the anniversary of his birth
day, when it will be formally inaugurated.
Important resolutions were introduced in
both Houses to-day, in relation to a conference
OF the southern States, but received no action.
The House passed bill appropriating 81, $780,
900 as a loan to the Covington and Ohio Rail
road.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 31.-The Courier's spe-
cal New Orleans correspondent telegraphs the
following: The last rail on the Mississippi
Railroad is to be laid on the 3lst. The Mis-
sissppi River is rising rapidly at New Orleans
and above.
A bill has been introduced in the Texas
Legislature providing for the imprisonment
OF northern preachers, traders, and drummers
who may come thus. Governor Houstons
message dissents entirely from the secession
resolutions of the South Carolina Legislature.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-01
w EXTRA OrERAr1c PERroRMANcE.-A

Az EXTRA OPERATIc PERFoRMANcE.-At
about eleven o'clock to-day, Mons. Strakosch
the manager of the Opera, with Mr.. Colson
and another of his troupe drove up to the
Office of the Saturday Reporter" No. 2 Wa
ter street, and had pleasant little interchange
of courtesies with the publisher of that Sheet
Mr.. Albert Morgan.
Mr.. STakosch opened the ceremonies by
vehemently denouncing an article on the opera
management in last Saturdays Reporter as
infamous and false, adding sundry other en-
belishments not to be mentioned to Gears po.
lite." Mr.. Morgan as spiritedly objected to
such imputations, and ordered the party to
leave his premises.
Just before doing so, however, Strakosch
attempted to spit in Morgans face, when the
latter promptly "vindcated the press" by a
rather more successful attempt to kick the
offender down stairs. The "scene" thus end
ed, neither party being materially injured in
the encounter. The corpuent publisher GER
tainly lost ITO flesh or blood though the excit.
able manager evidently lost his temper in this
unprofessional engagement - Boston Tran
script, 3lSi.
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Mark ets-NEw YORK, Jan. 81.
HE'S unI.hannnl. salns IL hhls rnnt- q


ASHES unchanged; sales Is bbls pots 1928, pearls
5,37
COTTON market dun and heavy sales 900 bales, al
FLoUR-Receipts 597 bbs: sales 800 bbls; State and
western very quiet. and nominay unchanged: unsound
S4gg 40: snperfne State S4,s5 "a $3.50; extra State
s5,l5 % 500; round hoop Ohio $500 "a SIS; superfne
Western $3.50 @ 800; common to good extra Western
S55 g $50; southern dull and heavy; sales 49, bbs;
mixed TO good s535 @ 1896 fancy and extra $50 % 81
Canada dropping; 450 hbs extra s5,45 a 10.
zGRAl IN Wheat dull and nominally unchanged with
out sales of Importance. Corn dull and heavy; sales
i2WO bush; new white and yellow. Is a SOC. Oats
Western A q 45c. ''''
fRoylSlONs-Ieet steady; sales $50 bbls: country
mess 80 % 525; prime 81 % 4,25; repacked Chicago S9
90 S9ao; prime mess Sl70O a 1900; sales 200 terces
f9rk nrer sales 5Ol5 bbs including 500 bbs new mess
sellers option all March, at $780, 300 bbls new thin
mess same option, at Sl70O mess SIPS a 1877 for old
lo,i2 tor new western prime mess Sl525 "a 1850 Cut
meats steady sales 500 pkgs shoulders "a ID 6Rc Hams
40 We. Bacon quiet sales 100 boxes city short rib d
mlddles ut 9sc 1900 lbs picked sides 8sc 10000 dry
sated shoulders in bulk at SIC Dressed hogs steady
u &c for western. Lard rmer sales 5000 bbls al lO}
g lQsc. Butter dull; Ohio IL q i5c; State is "a 2Oc
Whiskey irmer; sales 100 bbs at 24c Rice firm but
quet sales 200 ties at q Age. Sugars quiet; New
Orleans Is hhds clarified SIC; Muscovado loo hhds at
u a 1895 stock of Cuba IA Og7 hhds Porto Rico 445 hhds
New Orleans Y hhds Texas s. hhds q 275 boxes H.
bags. Coffee quet sales SMALL Lagua, ra II a l3c
Rio at ii q l3c; Maraeabo liz % l3c; Java 5c stock
7QS6 bags and mats Molassesquet sales small stock
2l60 hhds, 5IS4 bbls.
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Republican Convention in New York.

ALBANY, Jan. Sl-The Republican State
Central Committee met at Congress Hall, this
evening, and agreed to call a State Convention,
composed of two delegates from each assembly
district, to meet at Syracuse on the 10th day
of April, to elect delegates to the Republican
National Convention. Some discussion as to
the election of delegates by congressional dis
tricts was had, but the final action was unan-
nous.
Hon. Joshua R. Giddings passed through this
city, tonight, on his way to Washington to
testify before the Harper'S Ferry investigating
committee
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-02-01

The Republicans were impatient for another
vote, which the Democrats refused. The lat
ter promised that vote should be taken to-
morrow. After the preliminary calling of the
House, motion to adjourn was carried.
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! ocrat, he had never been able to discover any
remarkable difference between gentlemen on
that side (Laughter.) He thought when lie
voted for one Of that party he honOred him.
They might not think so now, but the time
would come when they would look upon i,
| with satisfaction.
Mr.. NIBLAcK had voted for Mr. Smith, and
took all the consequences.
Mr.. CLARK of New York said, so did he.
| (Laughter.)
Mr.. ETHERIDGE replied that his friend from
New York had been on a probation OF six
weeks.
Mr.. Clark thought the gentleman al
luded to the northern democracy.
Mr. ETHERIDGE said he might refer to John
Cochrane, who suffered some in voting for
Smith. (Laughter.) d,
JOHN CoCHRANE said he knew MS 1rlehd
meant nothing unkind. The gentleman had
been acting the part of the good Samaritan,
pouring oil into our gaping wounds. Laugh
teri
There was a longs introductory discussion
between the South Americans and the Demo
Gratis, indicating that there would not be too
much harmony between them on the next
ballot. In the course of this debate, Mr.. Eth
eridge, with a smiling, joking air, threw sun
dry firebrands among the Democrats, speaking
of Douglas and the Charleston Convention.
MI I'LL pldudIiOuS why
he could not vote for Mr. McClernand. (Crics
of Gail the roll, loudly repeated from the
Republican sidel
Mr. MILLsoN, in speech, seconded the
nomination of Mr.. McClernand.
A spirited debate followed, and various ex-
plantations were made.
Mr.. DAVIS of Maryland, voted for Mr. Pen
nington. (IIisses and applause.)
During the ballot, various gentlemen ex-
planned the reasons for their votes for Mr. Nc
Clernand, Hardeman, Leach of N. c., NAL
Tory and Moore Of Kentucky, Americans
withheld their votes until it could be shown
that they were necessary to elect him.
Messrs Maynard, Smith of North Carolina,
and Vance, Americans, voted for Mr. McClcr-
nand. Mr.. Vance said it was no time for
southern men to hesitate when Maryland
stakeholder, Davis, had landed himself in the
bosom Of the Black Republican party.
Mr.. AsHMoRE made an earnest appeal to the
South Americans and Democrats to concen-
trate on Mr.. McClernand. If they did not
elect their man. the Republicans would choose
their candidate on the next trial.
The ballot was then taken, and declared as