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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
New Organization OF the st. Louis, Cairo
AND
New Orleans Railroad Line.

MONTHLY scHEDULE-com Commencing April, IsGo.
The following list exhibits the with their respective
dates Of departure from New Orleans the coponc
this Line, under It's renewed organization presenting which,
the owners and representatives Of the respectfully
from the shipping and travelling public continuance Of The
generous patronage heretofore extended them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
MOBILE.

w~=ss, FOR MOBILE DAILY u. s.
T. Ai!5A=SMail Lne-Winter Arrangement-The SPLEEN
: did low pressure packet steamers Alabama,
and Cuba, james Hopkins master built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodations will make trips
landings follows unless prevented by bad weather. high
low want Of fuel accident to boat machinery
Leaving the Lake end of the Ponchartran Railroad DAILY
Returning will stop Pascagoula Pass Christian and Bay
Louis on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
na-For tickets through to Baltimore, Phadapha and New
York greatly reduced rates. by three different roues
further information, apply to
R. GEDDES Agent,
ms tt 90 fITavier street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

One Of the above magnificent will leave according tn
the above schedule every alternate at r. Nj inc AZ
vicksburs the second morning thereafter with the II the
3 days and Cairo In ~ days from New Orleans -
For through tickets this its CONNECTIONS az Get
forth at the head Of this conmn and information upiy
on board or M the Compans office No 81 Camp street her
plans oil the cabins can be and
AZ T.. wFTTnN 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
.consfgnees.

NEW YoRK-Per ship Catherine Lewis & ogles
by Bunnell & Bailieff-H parsons-Cutrer Harri
son Eco j W Champlin &eo-A Brousseau &co-
Smith 3 Johnson-sampson & Keen-G slocomb
&co-Geo A Pickett &co-J S Aitkins-A Hiil-A
McLaurill- Henderson & Gaines-J Valentine q
col Hardie &co-J Lum &co--J Mogridge-
Grosiean Beneteau-C Boye-P Mallard-J Gras-
san-A Whiting 6 Genin-S Locke-A D
Greif &co--P Brinton &co- Lenes & Delachaise
e L Bonnet D Blanchard, jr-Pollard Put
nam Rhodes & Growell = Henderson & Peale-J
Bridge. Bostick & seymour-AJ Rugely-G Clark,
Mostly &co- P Giraud- Fellowes &co-H ender-
son, Terry &co- r G Cummings AGO. D R Carroll
9 S%s N Denman &co--J Roch-Thornhil &eo-
w Sasoefgne geo Magee 4 Kneass- C Jaubert-
| "afq, hnnt &eo- Rice Bros &co-Phelps & Jones
co 1920 May &eo9J 4 Cromwell NJ Cooper
Locke W H Letchford &co : Karstende e Tee
Bem ssn \ son nenan Goodwin &eo- Woodman
man Delpit N Frantze@J aaams N Wa,;
&eo--I5oy D,5 Frlerson CreightonMJ HYDE aIs
Barksdale-b M Hildreth &eo Farley In msaaaa .
/ p LeRonde--J Dessommes-T Il sm;tSs ny = :,
Ounce w Dougherty &eo--Carroll. H aps', ~
Phelps d Jones-p Il & ] n Allen aeo.M srady
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Leaves WEDNESDAY, Anril & at5PM
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT. BEACH

HzJ n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wilmington,
LkaaGsS Moro, Garyville, Marie Saline, Alabama Landing
Cuachita City, Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluffs Cas-
Landing Columbia, Hatrisonburg Trinity and all inerme
diate landings BayoR and Black rversThe
One and s,iftrnnnng packet Moro,
NJ Woodland MASTER will leave above. For freight
passage apply on beard.
yIRGINIUS c. DENTzEI,
as Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
crEAM CORN MILL FoR s y 4 I, s,ll = q

. auction THUKSDAf aHvr 4, ~ ~ If MI
oly sold at private SALE the entire contents o. oom Sa
sgh ineh cylinder a stroke in complete running order
hisa aess Mn Coffee Roaser and all the machinery and
i an excellent fer one TO engase IN pr9na
bic business small capital Any one wishing % hafsSs
d WTTHERlII No. al Magazine street, o. to
: g. PITTS GARDNER SMITH,
MO No, 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
Railroads.
N. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.


CANTON, April 2, 1860 1877 bales cotton to
Payne d Harrison So Ably d Catching 50 War
rem, Gilmore eco IA Thornhill Eco IS Frierson,
Conway &co-- Dodd & Bateman-- 6 Black & By
ington-6J w Champlin &eo-6 Byrne, Vance &eo
lib ] NJ Rhorer &co-20 Slaughter, Smith Il Shot
WELT Gutrer, Harrison &eo--2 e Male &co-7 do
Murphy, Sykes &co--24 do Lewis & 0gesby-S do
Samuel Barret-32 L Adams &co--l9 Jas Turner
III A D Henkel Eco 16 Pritehard & Flower-12
Thompson Il Clark-39 Lane, Salter &co--S & G
Cromwell 7 H & ] M Allen eco 6 Mcfarland
& Barksdale- 507 bales cotton.
N. o., oPEL0USAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRAsHEAR CITY, April 2, 1860 Il hhds sugar
West, Renshaw q Gammack = 80 Augustin & hi.
beault--l4 do Belloeq, Noblom &eo-15 do 81 bbls
molasses Fellowes &co-l60 do Hewes-60 do
Hewitt, Norton &ee-- "a hhds sugar w Jackson &
cole bbls measses Moore & YanCnlin- % bales
moss + Dasilya &co-l0 do L B Blades--227 hides
w A Violet &co-sundres to order-Total 81 hhds
sugar $50 bbls molasses.
P0NTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILE ~ Per steamer Cuba 20 bales osna
burgs Peet, Simms &co-103 bales cotton and sun
dries to order.
M0BILE-Per steamer Florida 80 bales cotton
Baxter, Lowell &co-- 81 do A H May eco 80 dc
and sundries to order-Total II bales cotton.
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leaves on WEDNESDAY April 4 at5PM
KEGULAR OUACHITA RIVER

Hnr. n q u Oafhdeh DlTect-Beach His,
Pigeon Hills, Csryyie Marie Saline Alabama
Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluff Columbia Harrsonbu Trinity
and all landings ouacha Black Rivers
The ne light fast running passenger packet
freight passage apply on board.
9-Ths steamer Twilight will freight Saline river
with privilege of reshipping steamer Resident
m3t dyertis;nr ara,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

VAcORs, ART GALLERY, % CAMP STREET.
j Ne,S drIeans--E Jacobs at his old post agaln. =.
MN asnartfly informs patrons Of
this celebrated Ambroyps snd 1sas
~ ~ NJ H. ACOBS the original proprietor who mas
lust Teusned from Europe with all the late ~
the art. Patrons may thefeiore ieiy w ole ~ ~
portraits Of the finest finish - ar, ar other material
No taste and price Of ALL will be taken IN unsur
Sssssbe stye Photographs from life or from other pictures
pubic or pryse buildings, or OF f1acmhe1s WIN oo ~ "
sny lis required either plain or painted and oil
fhe best artists in the Tinted =, ~
work done will be guarnntseu " siFo ee
Instruction given in the at .h nm axtansve collection
of works Art and vertu and ladies and gentlemen are respect
fully invited to visit t. h ~ ao,;yarv
Frcss moderate. Terms oasA - L. s.. LIPMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

FOR LOUISVILLE.-THEF FINE
90 - regular passenger packet Pacific, Vim. Lamb.
Fmaster will leave New Orleans for Louisville and
intermediate landings follows
TUESDAY, April Sd, at P NJ
FRIDAY, April 10Th. at s P. ~.
SATURDAY, May 9th, at 8 P NJ.
MONDAY, May 2ls, at r. NJ
TUESDAY June 9TH at +. NJ
THURSDAY, juno 2lst, ut s T. NJ
FRIDAY, July 9th, at P. M
SATURDAY, July 2lst at T NJ
MONDAY August 9Th at z. NJ.
~ Passengers shippers rely the above arrange
rnent For freight passage Apply on board ,
~ VIRGINIUS g. DENTZEI,,
milo Advertising Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Leaves on TU ESDAY. Sd inst. nt5P. SI.
FOR CAMDEN nTREf;T
OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on ~ ESDAY Sd inst, ut s p. M.
FOR CAMDEN, DIRECY,-BEACH
~ \ Hills, Miler's Bluff Champagnole Wilmington
LSsSS3 and all landings Ouachita Ouachita
fazk City. Loeb omond Port Union Mouti, d, rfonne
Trenton Monroe Pins Bluffs Columbia Harrsonbug Trinity
and all Intermediate landings Bayou bartholomew and Black
dyer-The passenger packet Red CHIEF No. L. John &
Shue master anu y. " kouns. clerk, will leave
For further freight passage apply on board
TIRGdNIuS G. DENTZEI, Advertising Agent
above and below the State line - - ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April 4. at5P.M.
st, Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Railroad Line.
.lAN. EE6hR ET N.nUTT&-lsoNNLsf sTsy n

IT, Ii. Cairo with The Illinois Central and al ST. Louis
swith the Ohio and Mississippi Railrfad-The
xregrar passenger packet steamer CITY of
Memphis, j. Ed Montgomery master viii leave yr *
Lois and all intermediate landings above For freight or
through tickets to all points, Morrill, East West amply on
board. ' '''''' -
Passengers and shippers rely the punetualiy Of
this steamer. -
Ky-No berth considered engaged until paid for
E1 plan OF the cabin be s.ateroors secured
Commercial Place - $500 =
RgFhe above will take freight for Memphis Weeks
burg hatcher and all the Bends pay c attention to
all way and plantation business
m2S stivsr,ssirg ,a,+
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
Passengers.

Per ship Confidence, from New York cabin
| and 81 Storage
| cabin and 2 Storage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS, -russzzzzzz,vr,
~ nc AFRO ANDM sss sse s sss .

1860. NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD LINE 1860.
For ST. Louis, Cairo Memphis Napoleon Mouth of Arkan
and White rivers and the BendsGonnecting nj MEW
PHIs With he Memphis and Ohio And Memphis and charleson
LOUIS with all Railroads terminating point with sr
connections for all points North and For boat Of iIs
Line running on chedue time, advertisements below
H. w. GOULD, Superintendent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
ARKANSAS RIVER.
" MILLION,
FOR S ALE

FOR SALE-The steambcas ROBERT J
- : WARD in good running order as she now lays
on this Of the river opposite the Convent 70
Egether with all her machinery, tackle, apparel
Paiiasi Fishing to examine boat will find keeper on
board at their service. -
Rof patti'ui"s . t. W A. JOHNSON 4 Co.,,
% N. Factors Row.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
nI.xTpps, PATENTED CORD WOOD

I. CUTTER =, frr,isb thn A NTERci
interested n planting can and see the perSmssnes Of the
10 a p n nj he store Canal street This simple Ma
chine vii; do with two hands much as fifteen nesrses
TAIL tP F.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
SbippiIla anIeaiaslltt.
Clearsd Yssserday. n

CREsGEnz OrrsrK. No, 10 Camp Street, !
Tuesday Morning April 5, 1860,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
NCoNOMY rs WEALTH!

@ II. wII.MoTss PLANTERS, PATENTED
y - " n q Z DIV o O d CUT EH
The exclusive patent rights the above have been en- sea
siaies Of louisiana Mississippi Alabama
Fd and south Carolina All parties wishing 10 pnr-
a county or State rights, sets Of machinery can
ANN the by applying the undersigned VINO IS sole
agent for the above company. " a COOK
No "a Natcbez street, New Orleans
pss q. ,fessrs Martin Gordon Jr., N o. NJ S. Brn-
gi.r sscension Ia Dr. W. Campbell Iberylie Ii osg
tain j G. Landry, n. o. u. u boger', y y - mysSiy
Tayna2 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03
Relow---Coming up.

Relow---Comfng Up.
Ship Eliza BensaIl, Michel, FIN Liverpool Sd Feb,
via Charleston, to master-cargo, sl95 scks
salt to Fego & Taylor
Ship Mary Yesper.
ship St Charles, Conway, 20 days FIN Boston, to
0 Woodruff &co- 6sl tuns ice " Bos-
worth &co.
ship Catherine, Foster, ~ days I'm New York, to
Creevy e Farwell.
Ship Planter, DAILY, fm New York, to G W Hynson
&co.
Brig Hope, Simpson, FIN Matanzas.
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Exports.

ExportSs ~
MoBIIE-Per schr Fanny IS cks bacon 1000
seeks corn $50 scks bran So bxs wine 80 bbls hour
40 hf bbls molasses.
BOSTON Per bark Marcia 625 bbls pork l9S
tcs lard SIC bales cotton 1912 hides 81 hkds tobae
co 1000 slaves.
LIVERPOOL. Per ship Michael Angelo 25ll
bales cotton T95 slaves.
BREMEN Per bark PAMELA Flood III bales
cotton 1000 stages.
y RIO DE JANEIRO- Per bark Leighton - $500
bbls -four 400 kegs lard lease cigars.
s ST PETERSBURG-Per ship Clara Ann 1912
bales cotton. M
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BAYOU DEs GLAIsE.
WEIR COAST
pozEprAN,s HospITaL-

ROZEfIAl laals HOSPITAL No. 80 BARoNNE
Dr. n BozEMAN, tate of Montgomery, Ala) having 10.
eaea IA new ofleas takes this method of announcing his
and to receive patients his private
p T = building BE- has fitted hospital is admirably
and part OF the city that warranted in
that AFFORDS unusual advantages rooms are geneTay
ana and have all undergone thorough repair Both
whites and blacks are admitted The will depena
tons charged extra office in Tie building faiS syv
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April 4, at5PM
For Camden Direct.
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS,

! N w
HaY = Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For Onachita
City, Mouth Rayou Bartholomew Serlington
sassszz Lochomond Port Union Mouth Of Bayou D. Ar
bonnn Trenton Monroe Pine Bluffs Castor La. ding Column
oaaehisa and Black ryeTThe MAGNIFICENT steamer
punctnaliy. For freight Or passage apply on hoard
VIRGINIUS g. DENTZEL,
jas Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-03

IleAyeS W u
REGULAR SHIRE " e Pc r. II
~ n.PACkET-For Hurricane and Carolina Bluffs
Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Gampte. Grand Eeore
Alexandria Normans GorDns Barhins and all
The Intermediate landings Red river-The elegant and
light daht fast running passenger packet steamer Vele-
gram, j. P, Chandler. master, will leave MS above. For
yIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL,
% Advertising Agent.
he Telegram will take freight for Jefferson, with
privilege of reshippinG light draught steamer Fleta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

CoEoERT OF THE CLEVELAND MUSICAL socI.
ETY.-The course Of concerts by this Society had
fitting termination last evening. At each and
all Of them the Hall has been crowded with an
excellent audience, bat at none more so than last
evening At an early hour all seatH were occupied
and standing room was at a premium. The peo-
pie Of Cleveland have heartily aud steadily ,sus-
tanned the efforts Of this Society to become per.
manent and ereditable organization.
The programme last evening comprised ten
pieces, three Of them vocal The orchestra, from
the Introductory overture. through the charming
Mazourka aud the spirited Polka to the fnal We'd
ding March, performed with admirable spirit and
harmony aud TO the manifest pleasure Of the audi
euee. The 'toWer scene" from III TroVatOre, p
was splendid piece Of eOmpOsltiOs, and was very
finely played, Leland's bugle and WOOdWOrths
horn were the prominent instruments, and they
were skiliiu.ly handled. The viOlineello solo by
D. o. Cole, was heartily encored.
Miss Harris was cordially greeted. She sang
''Tbe Song of Home" with grest taste and sentl-
ment, and was enthusiastically sHeOTsd, to which
expression Of popular will she responded in lively
song. 1 he solo CavatiOa by Mr.. HOlbroOk, was
so well pleasing to the audience that he was obliged
10 sppease the demand by another song, and the
duelt, by Mr.. Holbrook aud Miss Harris, was q
fine thing. Mr.. B, erly should be satisfied with
bis success as Conductor, the concert being com.
plete throughout.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
The Railway.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEsTERN.-The New
York Times in late issue, says Of this road;
We have recent information in regard to the
Atlantic and Great Western broad gauge line
from the extreme western division Of the Erie
road IN the direction Of Cincinnati which iaFots
the opinion that the European interests which
were brought into it last year, on the imposing
representations Of Mr.. Samuel Hallett, Of this
State, and Gen. G. L. Ward, Of PennsyVania.
through our Ministers IN London and Paris, have
earnestly resolved on its prosecution. A banking
house ai Madrid, d. Salamanca, is now making
lsrge advances, and the English engineer, Mr.
Kinpard, who first came cut last season, Is now
here to superintend the work. The ultimate re
suit, in case the programme Is fully carried out is
s. be broad gauge eonneotiou direct from New
York to st. Louis, BY the use Of the third rail
over the Ohio roads into Cincinnati, and thence by
the Ohio and Mississippi (in which there i large
/ Enqlish interest now almost unproductye) 70 81.
/ Louis. The same parties, we have reason 70 Be.
Teve, are heavy buyers ol New York and Erie
uhares, ct present, aud recent low figures, with q
vieV7 10 q favorable influence II the management
40 intimately connected with their own views On
fbe West. The first links in the projected woFf
strikes ont from TIE Erie line Et Great VALLEY
through CbStauqne county, and was partly built
six or seveu years ago under corporation styled
the Erie and New York Company. This work il
new transiefTed By purchase under an act Of oul
Legislature to the AtlaDtic and Great Western
Company. We may add that The Lake Shore 70
Cleveland and Erie) which seemed 20 be opposed q
tbs broad gauge. has recently intimated con
egrreDce in Il, and will probably favor q brancl
connection with their on n lire at Erie and James
town thus securing check upon The moDopol
Of the Bunalo and State Line Company, who's
managers attempted some months since, but nov
nrrrendet. an extfa tax or imposition Of fty cent
ton on Western frsights from Erie to Dunkir
gHd Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01

MEDICAL ELEcTRIcITY.-Dr Gibson Is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city Of
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
hattering testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
essors of Electricity in the United States in refer
snce to professional skill in the use of EIectrIctE
as curative agent; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain, and other Chronic Dseaaes with uni.
form success. He will pay a premium for the
proof that his success s equalled by any treatment
that is now or ever was in the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases. Call and see
cases cured at bis Office. No III Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-01
GREAT REJoIcINaS IN CHLELEsTON AND FIRING
OF CAENoSs BIT THE sEcEDERs
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON.
VENTION.
CHlRLEsrox, April %.

CHARLEsToS, April %.
Mr.. Jackson, Of Ga, asked . suspension Of the
rules TO enable him 70 offer resolution.
The proposition was received with shouts Of
opposition. indicating bitterness Of feeling un-
preoedsntBd I
Ths previous question was then ordered by ac-
clamation. Another motion was made to adjourn
and lost--syes l39. nays l6o.
Mr.. Lawrence, Of Louisiana, eBquired whether q
motion 70 adjourn sine de would be in order.
The President decided It not in order at that
time.
Mr.. Seward Of Ga, moved a reconsideration Of
the vote orieriog the previous question.
Mr.. COchrane, Of New York, contended that the
motion was out Of order and contradictory to par
liamentary law The President decided the mo
ZION out Of order.
Mr.. jackson, Of Ga. moved TO lay all the TesOlu
tons and platforms on the table.
Mr.. Salisbury. Of Delaware, moved that the
Convep'ion adjourn.
Mr. stewart, of Michigan, contended that no
business had trsuspired since the previous motion
70 adjourn, and that the motion was out OF order
Mr.. jackson renewed his motion to ley the whole
subject on the table. Lost-ayes IS IL, nays,
Mr.. Gittings, Of Maryland, moved an adjourn
ment amid noise and confusion that would have
drowned the voice Of "a pOunder. LOst-ayes
l26, nays l7a.
Mr.. Gittiugs then moved q recess for one hour
Mr. jackson moved TO rs.eommit all the reports
again. Both motions were ruled out Of order
Mr.. Lawrence, Of Louisiana, moved call Of the
roll. Ruled out Of order.
Mr.. Lawrence appealed from the decision Of the
chair. but finally withdrew it.
A scene Of disorder ensued that was almost
deaieninp.
MIR. Butler, Of Mass, said bis side was willing to
adjourn as soon as the main question wa adopted
Mr.. Bigler endeaVored 10 make proposition,
but was called TO order.
The President said that if this contest and up
roar continued he would feel bound in duty TO him
sell and to the Convention to leave the Chair, as
il was physically impossible for him to lake part
in such q struggle and elamor.
NJ. Hunter, Of Louisiana, hoped bis friends would
submit TO ordering the main question.
Mr. Owens, Of Florida, as q SOuthern man.
hoped that this contest would cease. Northern
gentlemen have fairly met us 10 argument, and
why should we refuse to meet the issue manfully |!
The Presilen put the question-Shall the msin
question be now putt
A molten was again made to adjourn. Cries Of
No No!l
Capt, Rynders commended that it vas an agree
ment 10 adjourn, and it must be done. He would
not consent to taking advantage Of the minority
as that would be cheating the gentlemen.
Another scene Of great confusion ensued. A
hundred voices were addressing the Chair at the
same time, all shouting at the top Of their voices
Mr.. Stewart, Of Mich, said the majority would
consent 10 adjourn. and il be was allowed 10 make
q motion TO reconsider. and lay the motion on the
table.
The motion to adjourn was put and carried,
and at 10 O'Clock the Convention adjourned till 10
O'Clock Monday morning,