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NEWS FROM the NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Our Special Warrington Despatch.
WARRINGTON Sept. q 1861

!" Snu-NcIVHl cVEl' q I5Vs
sC-EsvsIs or sxsAToR oorclAs
Senator Douglas vii speak In New YORK Wednesday,
18th OF September he Will then 60 West and speak q,
Cleveland on TIE o2i, Al Columbus tho GATH, At cn-
cinrar on the 2s,h, ard At indianapolis the 2sh.
MILAN ourgAGxs.
Late Indian outrases west of the Rocky Mountains
believed TO have been astatec By apos,ase d!saec;
e. aorplons who sought revenge There rre many o:
shes who make excursions among The tribes, and Dis
ric accompany them IL their nAraudng tors and act
as iniosrners and l,siers.
sEsxoS on rTAr-As MrAr2s.
FE'her Mcguire, ~ 81 Aoysius' church preached 4
mat eolucn; sefron thts morning Italian affairs ir
which be- very Gsribadl and Queen v,c.o.
ria ana exhortsi ali good Christians cou,rsbu Of Their
means prayers the o. the Pope Father
n. oacians ~ lss. Douglas church.
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ANG-HaRSTs THIS EvsSISG.

ANG-HaESTs THIS EvsSIya.
ACADEMY or Music. Fourteenth sreeL-lrALIsS Orr.
sIBLos GARDEN, acknowledgements Perform,
sScKs
WINTER GARDEN. erosAwsy.-rRovxs.os aspxxsos
BowERY Ti,EATeF rowery- sAcsErH-soot OF rhs
FAsuy.
wArLACKs THE IRE. Broa..--y.- LONDON ASSURANCE
DOMESTIC NysrsRss
NEW BowERY TIIEATRE, Bowery.-Siref or Pstsf
RA-Yousc AnEstCi.
sARsuM's American MUSEUM BroatwAy.-pay and
Rveaing Low HrSH-E LIYE-GENrLEsAS * BLACK
LLyisG tuE'osiriEs. sc.
BRYAsrs NrssiBE..s Mechanics HALL Az Broadway
scasES "a ALosa.
HIgLo's etL8os, Biuadway.-euRLxsauE STUMP s.
national WRITES. chatham street AK raAr
GlIrTEhB sor oo44-RoucK DiAsosp MAGIC fRusrET,
PALACE ARDE.. ForTteenta sreeL-MUsIcAL Avn
DK1gArIc EsrsAEAIfsxfr.
cAsrrreusy MUSIC TALL Cos Broadway soSos,
pAscvs BuRiNsQgys. AZ. .
New YorG. Monday, September 3. sse0.
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ri color ID the National Guard. seventh regiment,
los the Corporation and citizens OF washington
The regiment on that occasion will parade in full
force. and tie ceremonies will be Of the most re-
el.yets character The Washington presentation
committee are expected IN this city on Tuesday,
and consists Of Hon. James &. Berritt, Mayor Of
Washington; William 7. Dore President Of the
Board Of Aldermen; Grafton Powell. Presi.
den Of the Common Council: Aldermen
William II. Ward Chairman OF the Common Coun.
eli; Robert ould (orator Of the day., United States
District Attorney; Peter Force. Major General
district militia; VIM. r. Todd ESQ, retired mer
chant; b. l.. Jackson Esq. merchant; John f.
r.an,es and Joseph II. Bradley, lawyers; Jonah ID.
Hoover, ex United States Marshal; Marshall Brown,
proprietor Browns Hotel; Dr. NJ. II. Gunneli.
charles ". BUteler, Jr., merchant; Thomas p.
Morgan, ECO, City Registrar; Charles 5. Jones,
Fsq., James +. Halliday, Collector OF Taxes;
Richard W. Carter, Edward Hall. John Savage,
editor of the States; James S. Holland and John
+. Coyie, of the IateVigencer.
The " cotton SATURDAY confined 70 400
t00 bales, closing without change in prices the stock
taken 10 day this port though not completely ascer
taned sho~s that IT will MT vary much from 55 900
eaee Flour under tbs news, opened active and higher
and al decided advance, hut cloeed tsmely a, ad
varce varying from SC 10 l6c per barrel Wheat was
toiersbiy active owing N the advance in freignts
and 70 limited range OF the market ciossd
without animaticn The aoai the canals SAID
esbrace l 3el $40 bushels, Corn was less active.
~n. sales Western mixed made III csc 6sc and
yellow western a, 7oc the quantity anoa, the canal
estimated Al ~ l2s bushels Pork steady and in
good request, $40 75 and o,
prime At slt lz1s us Is Sugars quiet but stesiy
9th sales Of SO 400 hhrs ard 500 boxes aid p
hhds. ueisdo al rates given another column Coffee
quiet and inactive Frsghs took another jump, aud
large lots of whee aged for Liverpool, open
Ing al l2i.d l3d, and CLOSED q, Id, both In buls
and bags part Of the Ia we're Tor future de
livery AT the elosc shpowuers for room ~ees
or two ahecd asked ibd in sh'p's bags Flour was
also freely taken at 81 6d 81 81 and u ioniou At
3s loisd Fu taken up for London to load
With heat Al I'D in bags, and -four at cs lokd
.essr! WAS also taken " fer Liverpool. to load With
wheat, u, lehd, IN tags and with 1000 b5g -four At
Be Gd.
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ACADEMY or Music. Fourteenth s,recl-lrALIss Orr
RA-LA eossAhBuLa.
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TERMS IN !soney senf ~ mat Hiu =
rick " ~ s,Hier Postage stamps MT r""sd a. SN"
TRR DAILr HkhALD cent? pr eoIE - prr ui'
THE WEEKLY HERALD spNrN S1fpFftfH ~ - 9sttN n
COPY or sS psr aunt1 ne EaruTain E!taa spsgk ~ ,
AZ ~ cent ~ cegg y,er e. part 'fe "a
- Ks ~ are pad ~ .,afsaef both :, .AtE t-A.,
"a '1pynin Efi..a ~ 5A ard 1lh ~ @lfh moan :" " ~
90 aop., . 81 "a pcr . tor ., -,
rBF ia ITLf BERALD W~t's"tis, 81 foA' CO. ~
31grSf ~ oGR p OyDEEcE ogg'ngf'g i.J's,,t
1870 lie,i~f fys,rs ..ay Ys-srr ~ ~ e. ~ -. 60 y
60, ,.,,a r., g. fuR soESIsN CoRhstposprsrs AVE
PAnTouL.Air Rxa0Esssn 70 % A. 49, aAtA.@S ASp 49,
a, -.
No NOTCH tIAr7 = aT'TF7'2t~ VT tV'|'"so -" W"
ri. rnr intuition
1DrrRyISENi WIS fcaseef d,g; airertis-ent' r.
..-s-y ~. Hrhslu fAsby HEsALD, and sa n<
~ei,gsg-tf4 ani garag~tn - tftoT~.
ut8a ggysrivg s.a,g.t! sh noatr1 eaeapne.s and f@
gath.
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sIBLo's GARDEN acknowledgements PrEros
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BowERY rf,EATRT rovery.-yAcsEru-soo o. rh'
FAsuy
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MAILS CBR EUROPE.

S.w YorI. Monday, September 3. sseo.
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NEW sowERY IT, ATRE, Bowery.-Sires or PAT
RA-YoUNc AnEstCL.
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sARsuM's American MUSEUM Broatway-p an
Fveainr -i.avE ~ HvNH-E LrYE-OESrLEsAs * BLACK
IIytsg ,un.usIIiEs SC.
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BRyAsrs' NfSsrBE..s; Mechanics Eall Az Broadway.
ECasEe Al "a ALosa.
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wArLACKs THE IRE Broa...y.-L LONDON AorKASs
DOMESTIC NysrsRss
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sIsLos sALoos, Broaaway.-su aL.saur STUMP s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-05
UHIoNSA WING MEETING IN ROCHESTER,
SPEECHES by pEssRs JANIS BROOKS, WASHING
Ton HUNT, AND OTHERs--AN UNAFFECTED

SPEECHES by NEssRs. JANIS BROOKS, WASHING
Ton HUNT, AND OTHERs-AN UNAFFECTED
FINALE.
Correspondence Of The N. T. Tribune.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. 80, 1889.
For ten or fourteen day pas., great efforts bad oesn
made on the part Of the Custom House and Pos1o"ce
attaches, and other dsinerested" parties, 20 ootsn
signatures 10 call for Union-savng meeting, 70 De
held In the City Hail. on Wednesday evening doc. rs.
Personal pledges having leen given that TINS meeting
was not designed toayor any party or clique, but In
tended to fairly represent the sentiments Of al parties,
n yery respectable list Of nance, numbering about
c,pbt 6uudrrd WINS obtained Those names were duly
mar AIDED before the pubic in the only Democratic paper
n the civ ae. Islon and AGeertiser-and Ia no
Other 81 course, under all The circumstances, there
yss strong suspicion that everything was cut and
dried 10 suf the peculiar tss,es OF clique, and the
events of the meeting, "a the programme developed
sef fully, sustained these surnses. But never were
the tactics of political wire-puller mors beautifully
fooled. 49,. .lI. .
The meeting -numbering less than five hundred
was organized by the selection Of II. O. Warner esq
% Chairman and long list Of secretaries and Vice
Presidents. Pending some preliminary matters, Y.
Huson esq., offered motion for COMMITTEES OF nye
ON Resolutions. The Chairman looked chagrined ana
seufpssd n this unexpected uovs, and hssay sonsaF
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INTERESTING FROM CHINA.

CANTON, October q, 1859.
The profound quiet that reigns in all the political
and commercial aspects Of China, for the immediate
present at least, is something extraordinary, when
one reflects on the events of few months since,
and on those which as many more are likely to bring
forth. The only occurrences at Canton are the ar
rival Of regiment of British troops, added to the
garrison, and the organization, in working order, OF
the new Anglo Chinese Customs establishment,
which ia now in full force in the two principal ports
of the Empire. ] have previously given sketch of
this remarkable institution, and alluded to the
power placed in the banda of Mr.. Lay, the chief
Commissioner whose jurisdiction extends over all
the ports open to foreign trade. The system has al
ready been worked at Shanghai for about year,
in its present form, and the unexpected turn Of af
fairs in the North has alone prevented its extension
to all the treaty ports At Canton however, it has
been put into effect. with staff Of ten or twelve
European clerks, with one American, Mr.. Ham,
mond of Salem, Mass. ,.3 ,l
Up to the present time, the Custcm-Ho bust.
ness he's been entirely transacted by Chinese agents.
called linguists and great freedom from the usual
ye1atous restrictions on commerce has been en-
loved by the foreign mercantile community, while q
stem of halfduties" has long prevailed through
~ evasion of the tariff regulations Now, however,
tie rgor of the law is 10 be put into effect and M
aabornte system of regulations have been promul-
gated in accordance with which the entire manage
ment of the Customs is assumed by the Europeans
the Chinese Hoppe or Commissioner of Customs,
acting only the part Of receiver. This official
mandarin Of the highest rank is accountable TO the
Imperial Treasury for stated sum, all beyond
which is his own perqniste, and, as the new sys-
tenn will greatly increase hH receipts (if all goes
well), he Is naturally III favor of the scheme. The
mercantile community however, almost without ex-
ception, hostile to the Innovation protesting
hnt under the vexatious regulations and the rgor-
GUS exactons to be enforced in future, the trade of
Canton will be annihated, and that within a few
H0nths the free ports of Hong Kong aud Macao
ysill have absorbed the trade and that the one will
ave become the entrepot for the import, the other
r the export trade Of the whole of Southern China
N IL appears indubtable that the new Custom
House regulations viii give great impetus to the
smuggling trade which already exists, and which is
favored by the numberless creeks branching OF from
the great river on either side and penetrating far
into the interior of the country. The manufactures
Of Great Britain and the United States, landed at
Hong Kong, will it appears probable, be surrcp-
titiously disseminated IN large quantities by means
Of lorehas and other small vessels In defiance Of the
Castoms service, Who cannot be expected 70 or.
gaaiss "coast Qal3 % ths epogmoW scale That
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AJEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-

NKW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
IN panreT rains sve Pier Of DuaneE follows viz;
DUEK1RK EXPRESS ct a m. for Dunktk, Buffalo, Cam
an0Aigua, and principal intermediate ststions
NERBURGH IMPRESS ct $3.50 p. M, for Eewburgh, Md
Glesown and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS At $3.50 p for Dunkrk, Buhslo Conan
anEna and principal Stations.
bs Express Trains connect Elmia with the Cansndsus
md KissGra Falls Railroad, Binshsuton, with the SyIs
Rsosd Coming with the Railroad for Rochester and
BsaalO; Bend with the Rsrosd for Soysnon and q.
Bnalo and Dunkk the Lake Shore Railroad for Ceve
Nod Cscianst Toedo Detroit Chicago, &C. and the Canada
Rsisosda
6ITn'I MARtu, Receiver. cHAs. MIEoT, GEM sup't
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,sz, yEIxyxs Cavern WA ks a. ena Snan ~
sssss s - ys:y sss.s 81 &c., ss.s q
ssss -. 49, ~ .;s<s N Willstoz Enes. No - wxTe1
see fhs sasa properly yss tssas 70 ,s 49, csrso.
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GeaaL Notices.


I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
DE oy and County EswYck notice i hereby given 70
al ps.ssE, hsIas sla sgniDs eEoaoE W GER les. o.
so.a, h hsSeof 70 tie sbscSe At fD
No 81 gr gS Ss n DE- c Esx
ssPL 81, lsssI sEk Ss4sas y q is WIZ
- lsws~OTA' A6msnistIstOn with the win snne1ed
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
r. q ss: c%sfEs late
0 Of Ss~YHs ss S ssSS. 'o o. c2sEss
nwS. Co., no .1 q June IN the city
"a s ii:S sss D'' cHiRirs THw1Ne. Adno..r
PURSUANCE Of an OTder Of the Surrogate Of
2: SS :S. CS fsis Pss1e
3 me II %h 'i,ss
srosdsy IN City or before The ssh
~ "a ~ ~p'N EIIzxBTTB R0BIsos, AslsAni'tEs.ria
TIFW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT-Kiugs
la HHs1RkscaExSE HcRccx
Essi-Te the Defsnaans sboysnaned; Yes are seseoy.
sas rsSd z s.s ri The e y
Kss = the CITY Hail. City q B,o.hyI and to serve eGRs
ysu5E s ss. City 6s wsay day:
% ne ssI,o. q s u.s. IN 20 ~ HS &c .d within
a. s ssisss4 plaintiff sh ssca VI. sprYN 70 tss
S s ''' SEoRoE TERwILLiGER, faniia' Attorney
CTJPRENE COURT--County OF Ulster, New.
No. IA Aq-TfITW vEssAR plaintiff ssAinE. ROBERT
nQsRELL az EMILY 4 oEMk s T ss.s.;s ssIaa
1919. ld1ad r. HAiysT snA ESzs Ann his wife DSyid "a
"a Jazz ii Davis FIsSsS " Davis and The IeEssy C{ sna
dcfsnd sate Ios rSns
s "a 'sE 3Ras fsb% f1;S M altLTEa "a
Ar ~ wife Dsyid Dsss Ffsdck r. DARE and tee Ss
~ CITY Spd Rosendse CsoEt Company; fou are nsseoy
sunsn end required 90 the esnsadee Company
- nlfnsfG n tbs esn which wes hled Wln ne SSIz
- EeuuT a Ustsn sts sOs in Kingston on ts ~ Gay %
l5s rDd 70 serve 3 Oopy Of your answeF q the SUP
rr al his once 10 the cy ePoushEsepso within '~saty
ss 1 ~ ssries e you exc,rve o ne
sth syss ed ss7 1n .s % e de Court Ss the
ssss asy,spSsd in Tie eomp,aisDated De 9noer is'S
yss7 z swan, PIanads Artosssy, Posshkespns ~ L.
q 1gsewIb -----------------
IVyTpREl6E COURT, CSttsraugss Comfy
- RENTxNIH CBAMBEALlLE sId ELEAslHsUthe " II.
NS, asst JONATHAN B. eTAUNqON cne 81 " Moo re-
sse Stssisn Mccoy Frsnels otesr, Ces'pssZ Psssas
fscfors spith Tfa1aA3 u COirssn john F..tSs
n@en Ells .ss Gs:sRss . S' co..sr wss W
isrSss Rsph Mskhahsn Thomas Tpeker Gs'ge ~
A.aNsS &c., asse InSsx cSsSs Jos9. French sss
ws:l psya sps s ss b. We We .a.s
H-ssST PhDe g Hsnqfon. Edwin be1tsr, IA"Ds' As'''
n X. $500 s: x&ksos o. NALLohY Yer .s
.sassPss 2 .s s.d. s De sssss al
sas cosiS on asy sslsesss 49, 90 eset,
- ~ e4 enrHaf tho subscrihss 3 tnsn =.
~ Ceuztg ksvKe w'sa tEs 49, A. w. y
y: q ~ s sss IA g s ssss D. sssss
.;.ss :: 3, sss $500 - 20 be-
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1850 TUE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
ACNVo nTRAL RAILRoAD lCUV
a 0nscAT DouBIE-TRACK ROUTE.
= r.z = g. HS.S rev sqssl % any u DE county.
gTEz anRAr SHORT LENE-TO fHE WEST.
hH@ ~ 49, - 20 . -, 1c.sa Bro.5vsv

- GREAT DoUBLE~TRACK ROUTE.
z9sde % ths AOsd rev equal 10 any IN sse country
zEE eaEAg SHORT LINE TO rHE WEST
sp g. a. 81 Passengers e and nom DIN
a~saA Chcsto s. Lstis ST. Psu Nsshyile MemPh,s New;
sss are ssss o speed md ~ sny route
sTosrh sins fZ he West leave New ttOOt Of Court
$500 esihs ana s@oiinF cars on al trains
Pare swsys lOw and the time quick ~ BY any other
b shss Youts Fssb of an descriptions be forwarded
49, wlssnsn' Iowa Sr Missouri, 81 RSIIkoAD d.
Ant any pot the nsyisabc rivers Of the West, by
re rss q Fssh. % and On, any point Of the West by
Railroad are 4 ali tune, favorable as are CHARGED
a he uss.psrtson q 70 this Company can rely
Lss y sslsS pAIis. ssssns enjoy cheap
Iesi H1s sSS House.
No. Skssor House and No I South wiIliam-.t
MCDONALD BlscHoFF, Emiss1s Agents.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, General sSp't' KiiOosl Pa
STWE REGULAR NAIL LINE, via STONING-
i ron. for BOSTON, PRoVIDENCE--tand ROute-Tbs
.: .s %si SoTTT S5c K G eS 5s sr Stone and c.
VANDERBILT Csp D. D. strses in sGnpsctiDR With The
.S issviss NsY oE daily lsundsy szOspsed Pier Ne.
sE !sr:s wharf above Bs.ssry Peeel At N and son.
ne C. VINDERBILT, from Nsw.york, Monday, wsdnes-
y, and Friday Prem stonngtOn, TOesdAy Thursday and
dg and Saturday Prom Stonington-M0ndAy "Wednesday,
Passengers proceed rom 6soninEton per Railroad TO Prov
Ssnee snd Boson in the Express Mall Train reaching said
advance Of those by ether routes and In snp time
tsg a the early Morning Lines connecting North and East
Paszenears that prefer Il remain hoard the steamer enjoy
Ahs unsssurbed breakfast desired and leave sonng-
EN- 10 The trn, sonneeting q Previdencs with the IL q
sssss Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
1s ps.ssse bezhs ststerooms freight apply board the
eamer the Freight 0ce Pier No. North River ct
De Sasss Of the Company, No. 10 Bastery-plaee.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA.
IN DRLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
eiTYHs1 and Express ines have Newly ork at and II
~ and and fare 60 Through Tickets sold for On-
snps and the West and for Washington, Orleans and
the South &C. and through baggage checked to washington n
W. " ooDRuFF, Assistant Superintendent
hagEaeo win be received for trains unless delivered and
GAesA ID Is minutes IN advance Of the time Of leaving
NETWORK to NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD,
IN ePKIN6FIELD NORTHAMPTON, and Towns the
IAns q vsrmsn Rsihoeds-Fle to New. Eleven, el-Ths
RLH CITY, Capt lewis WI leave Pier No. IS, T. b., on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, stsp M The
CITY OF HARTFORD, Capt simpson, Win leave on MON
DAT, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at p. Returning
na No charge for BeYths The TRAVELLER, Capt BOVINE,
wKn leave D. M. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY. Passengers fo the Railroads remain board over
Igha wishou charge. Merchandise forwarded TO Vemont
Wessrn -HampshiTe, Northern RewYork and Canada
Apply 70 FRANCIS HYDE, Agent Pier Ne ss T. h, New.
NYRW VOPK Am FPTE PkTI ROAD Pee
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In PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrogate OF
u the County Of Eetes bsrsh5 gysn to all par
Oy Of EewYot Oie seeesed 70 present TIE ssns Tss
THWIRG Co. No 70 WAnst Ia the City efRew FORK on
o. before seventeenth Of June Dex-Dste4 Ns"'fok'
70 sO -. cHIRIEs rHw1NG Adprastrstor
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order Of the SarroI

ii PUhBUANOE q VAUOI VI UfO DuATOB"DOV VI
se County orb NOTED & hereby gwen . M Prsoa,
deceived 70 present the same With SSneas thereof
Rroedsy IN The City Of New ork, on or before The
- IA .e1t-Iaed the 18th day Of Octoeer,
"a " ~P EI.IZABETB R0BIsoN. ASainistEssrx
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the sugar plantations of the South. Physically, m
these aspects Of the case he is the white mans supe-
rior but mentally he inferior and IN no part Of the
world do these racee live on terms OF perfect e9nah
Here in the North there Is kind Of union. In .he
echoohouse the church the blacks are either exciu-
ded or have separate places assigned them and until
we study sade by sideworship shoulder 70 shouldse-
lie down in common grave, is folly 70 upb,Sd ne
South for their couse. The South does NOT degrade
The negro by the social distinctions which the Nesh
does. .-ae -
whenever OIL, attempt has been made 70 rsiagse sese
the result has been most disasrous We saw ne YER
rible effects Of this in Mexico Spain and ssswosss.
After reviewing this subject al some eresn. ine
speaker concluded by denouncinG seci'osss PaInes,
and expressed fear that war may Be ne resar ne
North does not aop circulating incen@sry pa8phiese
and encouraging raids from John brow1ss ne con-
cluJed "a follows: !" The church Of Ged no longer
/" exsts as it formerly existed ne nave ceased TO
love onr Southern brethren ana they have ceased 70
"love us. Already there u moral dAssolut,cn.-
There remains bnt one bond Of Unionnsores Al The
"ties of conn on origin, common struggle for IN
depepdence and liberty have been disruptared. Msy
we still reverence our great ancestor-hold 70 The
sentiments of his farewell address, and swear--
9" Whom COD Nae joined together, let no nan Pos
Mr. Washington Hunt next addressed the meeting
IN what may BE- termed conservative speech; tut,
having exhausted so much space already, VIC cannot
ss s cS S on the Rsf shs a ' made ~
other speakers t" TO the manner born. The reading
of the resolutions produced scene Of the widest de-
tcription. a Hogarth might do 10 justice w his PEN
ell, but few pennen have the power to aasueIreetyps
picture 90 rich with grotesque scenes and psssioned
emotions. The "geiters mp OF the mcetng t1ed
hard to have stricken che principal resoln,ion-she
litter pill of the sesiesbut IL WA all Of no avail the
reope had the power and they determined 70 nse u.
Intbeferies were one or two which might as wen
have been left ont and, perhaps, they woald have
been bad tnot been thought best 70 en the storm ~
allowing The discounted email crumb o. eohfoft 70
calm their wrinied brows. The following ~ tSe mode,
resolution; ard Unon-Saversi IN general would 90 well
study Il for i,s evident impasialty 70 e sections Of
be country: Sf
Rssss Tbs. We cannot toe strongly rsbass ne e.tissa.
that he election Of President BY ccpsftnfok nA5e.y,
having views Of pube policy With which the in 90 49,
Isolde would nish ossse fss dissso q :ss
edeas e all psisis and m - q sss ss.
citizens. East ws,. Esrh sna sss y ; sss = sss *
wy .lsI ssssiys Cen a. 2 ~ 90 .ssssS
h,sh We have ,en 10 each srd III fhk e3ese@s - -
hereby Sss. Z h. ss s t. z
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-20
Receipts OF Produce.

ST IOUfS--Per steamer Gladiator--60 bbls -four
8 bbs beef 5 tcs hams 3 cks bacon IS bxs cheese
Carroll, Hoy &oo- 100 bills fl0ur J Connolly &co-
a34 seks bran Breaow s. Wusthoff- 100 coils rope
Dix & Ranlett- 900 bhls -four Fl Kennedy &co-
42 bales twine to Nj Smith Gceo--502 scks corn TO
Oglesby Il Macanlay- 1850 scs oats 200 seks bran
140 pkgs potatoes Duffy &c0- hid tobacco to
Jas Turner 10 pkgs apples 2aS seks corn Isler Y
Walker 3l0 do HorrelI, Gayle &co--6S bales hay
Wilson s. Young snndries TO order-Total hid
tobacco.
Forwarded from yekAbarg u Railsesa1
AEsAP HIS Per steamer Edw Cay bales
cotton NJ Greenwood--s Nixon &co-76 I II & j NJ
Alien &eo-- 702 Rotchford, Brown &co-- rs Buck
ner, Stanton g. Newman "a g Connolly &eo- u
Hughes HylIested &co~-4 Phelps s. Jones' 46 do
Prifehard & Flower Z Henderson 4 Peale-- dc
Frierson, Conway &co- do r. Z Arlington do
] Bailey Aco--S A May &co-6 Block, cAfee
Zoo rs Carroll Hoy ECO 50 S O Nelson &co-
sos Fellowes &co-22 Winston, Morrison &eo-s dc
Nc b Brady &eo--g A ] Inlly &co-8 Farley, Jures
| &col- lSW Cox &co-- 81 r w Estlfn &co- 20 d
/ -66 GLADDEN. & seixas-253 Bgrne, Vance &eo--l,
Bradley, Wilson 6co-- IS Tafleton, Whiting a. Tnl
! lis I j Williams &co-- 10 Foley, Avery &co--32
/ Davis, jenkins AGO. II Bartley, johnson &co-'
Scruggs, Danegan &co-- 40 Perkins &co--7S a \
i Hopkins &eo--267a bales cotton.
/ MEMPHIS Per steamer James johnson los
bales cotton w d johnson Geo 40 Bradley, vii
Z son &co--l33 BARLEY, johnson &eo-- 12eD Z Car
/ roll &co-4 rs Buekner Stantan y Newman SO d
Il o Nelson &co-69 d u Carroll Acc 43 Fellowe
&ea-39 " Cox &eo- 81 HiIiiard, Summers &en-
l27TH&J NJ Allen &ee-- 36 ] w Ghampin &co-
&c Perkins &co-- "A Henderson, Terry Geo. "a d
Thornhill aco-- IS Sernggs, Donegsn &co- 81 d
s ], Nixon &co- II j 4 Groves &eo-- Is Henderson