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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
TRANS MARE.


From The Dublin University Magazine.l
My spirit droops beneath these unloved skies,
l. the free daughter of the far off hills!
Born where the bue-peaked, misty mountains
Trod by the shining feet of many rills
MY childhood nursed amid lands romance,
Filled with the legends Of thousand years,
Forever through my dreams its waters glance,
Forever waves the corn its golden ears.
And yet this land is beautiful and young.
Yea lovely as the new made earth of God,
When through its impressed grass the first flowers
sprung, ss
Ere vet its silent valleys had been trod.
Fair its dark woodlands sweep unto the sea,
Cresting the low, soft hills with their green
crowns,
Through a most liquid azure sailing free,
The white clouds swim above the sunny DOWNS
And there are rivers rushing like wild steeds,
Tossing the white foam from their floating
names;
And soft the night winds murmur through the
reeds,
Ana BEND tie long grass ripping DER the plains
Starts from the forest path the shy, fleet fawn,
Brushing the heavy dew from strange, wild
And glows warm summer over lake and lawn,
Not with the halfyeiled loneliness of ours.
But oh It's all too present and too real:
No memories crown the green and gorgeous
No magic shadows from the old ideal
Haunt the lone yale--the mountain gorges grand
Floats Ger the bosom Of the fair blue lake
Nolegend mingling with its wave, sun-kissed,
No airy hosts their cloudy banners shake,
| Rising at evening from its purple mist . 70
| No FAIRIES dance upon the moonlit green,
| No Dryads linger in the scented woods,
Meier the white Maids cleaning hair was seen
| Where dpt the flowers in the silent foods.
Here, chldhood's self is WISE and weird, and pale,
Nor long it listens with undoubting eyes,
To Sinbad's travels in the Diamond Vale,"
Or how the Giant Slayer climbed the skies.
Nor long they weep above the leaves that shade
The unforgotten g Children of the Wood"
Or follow gladly through the summer glade
FIower-loving, foolish, poor Red Riding Hood"
This is the twilight land of thought, wherein
The spent waves of old Europe's glory pour,
Flinging the dancing foam afar that shone,
A soiled and ragged selyage on the shore.
oh, dreamer make not here thy rapt delay,
Or fling thy finer fances to the wind,
AS the wrecked swimmer plunging in the spray,
| Filings his impeding vesture far behind.
| If charmed, you listen to a siren song,
Or watch the pallid glory Of a star,
Then shall you fall amid the tramping throng,
And iron Progress crush thee meath his car.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Dec. 10, 1860.
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
mo. 54al.'


mo. 5431.1
esolpe That the adjudication by the COMPTROLLER under
resolution No. 506 of the Of the for the year
1851 he and the is hereby approved the securities
accepted, to,wit;
Poydras Market N Frochosysecury. G. Dastfon--for
ST. Marys Market Claude Fouruersecurity, Francisco
PeyrefR-for ST 100.
Dryale, Market - g. Burg-secures John Weber and O
CGtrto-for $20,500
Men Market second District David Kaisersecurity b.
Dougart--for $56S00.
Vegetable Market David KaiSer-seeurties D. p VESSEL
and ino. McEain--for $4,000.
Fnit Market to David kasGrsecurites D. p VESSEL and
John MeGnin-for &8W.
Tdmd Market Jean Despeaux j, Chatard and
u. Bonbny--for S33,710.
Port Market to A. Welshcimersecmies @. Theurer and j.
Huh--for Si3,750.
Washington Market A. weishoimer p and D.
Huth-for 1850.
ST. Bernard Market Audlersecurty, NJ Barnett, Jr
for SITE.
Lafayette soraparu Market to dulllaume Roxcsstcuy.
Snrtgus-ior $500.
Ninth Market r. j. Mllersecuriy Adam teiser
for 5000.
Magazine stree Market j. Michelsecurity, Phil nrumm
for S2i,601.
Rsotred That the Mayor md Is hereby authorized
ter requisite noaa with the PARTIES aforesaid for tho
faithful fudilment OF their several contracts.
ISigued j. Q, NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
tSgped LEA +. BAKEWELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed JOHN 4. MONROE, Mayor.
true copy -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

VALUABLE HORSES AT AUCTION THIS MORNING.
Mecerren Landry will SELL in front Of the auction mart, Ma
sonic Hail. one very stylish saddle horse dark chestnut and
one light iron gray horse adapted for family Also at hs
sams time, one pheen, neally new and IN good order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

PLANTATION HARDwAEE.-In these hard times,
planters doubtless will endeasor to make every reduction in
their expenses that possible By linking advantage of the
improvements which have been made in the machinery taat
they uss they wifi find that thsy will be assisted materially
sessrs Yoss West Nos lie and l2 magazine street. have
heni besides general stock Of plantation hardware many
articles that viii he found trial be extremely valuable
We advise an attentive persal of their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
Ron JrwELRr.-we would direct the attenti

of our readers rich elegant Of lewery,
watches slserwas which Mr. Louis nh of Nc IL Char
tres street, adveses this morning His gold watches are Just
such tmepieee pnncpal always likes 10 have about
rings enough tempt the heart Of princess 60 and
lnnlra ~ tcnl.
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MAYoRAITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, December Is, 1860 ;
Common Council Of the City OF New Orleans.

MAYoRAETY OF NEW 0RLEANS,l
City Hall, December lS 1860. ,
49, Common Council Of the City OF New Oreans.5
mo. 5429l
Resore That In pursuance of the provisions Of act OF the
Legislature approved March 1860 entitled An extend
The Of gas lighting in the city Of New Orleans, and TO
duee the price paid BY gus consumers II
That the New Orleans Gas Light Company be required 70
proceed with the laying down OF suitable main for lighting the
ieyee from; of e city with gas from the barracks the
upper line Of The city ths mai according the provision
said act be Rid down and maintained In good order by
said company, ut their own expense.
Resoc That the Surveyor Is heeby instructed to furnish
said Company plan 70: lighting the eyee from said mains,
showing the position each lamp regular distances from
the other of than hundred and fifty feet.
And whereas y further provided IL said act that the said
shall within three years from the first of july 1860
lay down less than fifteen miles Of main pipe through the
four districts Of the city according to their respective waut
Rss0re That committee, TO be composed OF member
Of each Board from each district be appointed confer with the
President Of the company with view determine the localities
where each extension Of mains be made with most adyan
tage to all consumers.
[Sjgnedi LEA +. BAKEWELIL
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSignedl j. @. NIXON
President Beard Of Aldermen.
Approved December H. 1860.
dlI 1t FSiguedl JOHN II. MONROE. Mayor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CoyPTRoLLER's OFFICE, !
City of New Orleans, Dec. ID, 1850
mo. 5426.1
oFf That Comptroller Va and be hereby authorized
10 adiudeae The lowest bidder for each sep
aratey after five DAYS TIT the official journal,
Ist For paving with round Toni street, from Bayou
Read 10 UfsHlnes street, .
ID For paving With refund ttsnes Willow street, from EeyiR
street to he Forida lshdug1 Rnd
The said be done in accordance with specifications Of
Surveyor aud be adudcadns 10 be subject TO The approval
or rejection Of the Common Council
Tsignedl LEA r., BAKEWEIft
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signedl ,, o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December -, 1850. .
[Slguedl JOHN It. MONROE. Mayor.
Notice hereby given that SATURDAY 22l Beccrhsr
1850 Will adudcnte my office, AT II O'Clock ~, the above
dt5 x v.BUPLEssTs Comptroller.
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SHERIFF7S SALES.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT )CITY OF NEW ORLEANS ,
Of New Orleans s. \. WALKER & WINSTON.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT )cITY OF NEW ORLEANS Va.
~ No IL sf n !" iNsloN'
by VIRTUE of writ OF Seizure ant! sale
- directed by the Honorable the Sixth District
of New Orleans In the above entitled cause proc aed
sell at public auction AZ The City Hotel Common street.
Camp and Magazine streets, MONDAY 24th day of
December 1860 Il o'clock NJ the following described prop
ertY, via
Fourth District of this city, in bounded David
Liberty Second and Third and having following
Dimensions Lots Nos o. d 81 und - have each 80
Third street between ST. David and Liberty Streets by Il5
streets and fronts 30 Third street, by p5 depth
and front 81, David street,
Seized In the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
E. T. PARKER,
SheriFof the Parish Of Orleans.
sIxrEAE CouE DE DIsrRIor }LA WILLIE DE LA NILE
de la NouYelle- Orleans. ORLEANS vs.. S. j. WALK
Err & WISSToN-So. SIPS.
| I'm yERTU dun writ de snisie ct vente n
~ Hlressd par rHouorAbe SXieme de District de
ia Nonsele Orleans aae cdessus ie procadera 10
LUNDf "a do decenbre 1850 midi Hotel de Ia Cts
de Ia Commune les Camp des Maga5ins Ia
ppbque ct adjudication do la propett don't suit Ia des-
crption savoir-
SIX TERRAINs situas dams Quatrieme District eee
WILLIE dams let borne par David, Lberte. Deux
iene Froisiemo les dimensions suyanies sAyo
Les Nos 8 10 uesuent chacpn 80 pIeds de face
Ia Troeme, les 81. David ct Ibertd us
pteds pondcuF No 10 angle ies TfotSv
ee e ST. David 80 peas de ace IA re rrosieme,
l5l pieds dc profgudeur ct face Id ST. David.
/ Salsie dams '1fare eidessps.
| CoNDtTIONS-Couptan aa moment del adjudication!
1 noe ar "a gbErlf Az ia Payn,ese iii ORLEANS
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STREET COMpNER--OFFICIAILI...

STREET COM'NER--OFFIC
EN1RST DISTRICT POUND.-VVas brought
70 the First District Pound Dryades street. between
GiTod and julia streets, estray-
One black he Cont crop In the left and right cut off,
One white Maltese billy Cost, with horns
One white she Geat.
Which i not claimed within thee days md the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction said Pound
TUESDAY, December 49, 1860 nj 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
New Orleans, December A. 1860.
g. l. FAYSSOUX, D'ty Street Commissioner
Registered December "a, 1860
ALFRED A. DUCRoS,
Clerk Of Comptroller
EPAVE DU PRIG1IIEsR DISTRICT.-ua etc
AUX epayes du Premier District Dryades entire
les rues Julia ct dirod, CONNIE spave--
Une CheYre noire urele gache eopae al celie de te
fentue. - e f " 800 ~ 49,
Une Ghevre AIaesienne, pas do cornes
~ les dts aninax
fras payes Ills encere publuue au dit de-
pot, 10 MARDI Is de dscenbre 1861 i'd A. NJ.
@. /. FAYSsOUX,
Nouvee Ordans. n ddcemhre isG0 dis II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
INoR aoNoRRntGA, alEs,IT, wkAkNEss. RAIN

NOR GONDRRE4EEA, GI.EET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
4 in thu Back. and all Urinary Affections. -
THE GREAT EEeLIsH REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLU,
Of tha generaye organs whether recent chronic Phy
clans England Of France and Of America acknowledge It's
eascy Thousands Of sufferers have relieved by II.
Purely vegetable in composition Is harmless as 4 am
csrious n4eoTaed End the debtstee
body and depressed sainasr restored to energy
B, ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United Statsb
rny17 ly ApotheearyI % Camp siret, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

GoNFTRoLLER'. QFFfcE, /
City Hail, New Orleans, Dee g. 1860.
Notice fl hereby that proposals II received
At office unn WEDNESDAY lath December. 1860 q y
Gel ok NJ furnishing the with from
the 2h january 1861, the 3l December. 1851, inclusive.
bly, the provisions of ordinance No 1893 Of the Com
CouHGi ol the city, -
Ah III Y. DUPIEaSIs, Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

hp5 IL n Neass9e Orleans. PoREE--Ne IL
A TTINDU que Ferdinand G.. Poree a pre-
n 4ente petition feffet d'ohtenir les 1sres
succession de teu A. ". Porte, dcsds
iutestat-
AVIS est par lie present cer que celia pet con-
cerner aayOir d6dne dix yours les rasGn pour les
queIe8 u ne serai pas falls dtoit Ia dite pGtilien,
Par 6flre de la Gour. - ID. -
q. MlIRkLa. DsnltN lItelHef.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
mo 5A231

No. 5423.
Reoeed That the sdIadcaon ~ ihs comptr9,s agresa
Nelpomese canal from Campto Claiborne street
Roy-securty j. =. BlApc, fer the Of fortywo dot
lars Der running the whole work complete be and the
hereby rejected by The Common Council Of the city of
New ORLEANS. ,H#.. 4.
Reoiped further, That he Comptroller be and IL hereby
thorizea rsadjudieae The aforementioned contract 10 The
bidder, after days notice in tie official journal The
work with specifications Of the Su
aud the adjudication 10 be subject tina approval of tie
Common Council.
| fsjpned1 LEA p HAkEMELL,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
TSgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Beard Of Aldermen
Approved December 4 1860. - . =
lsigHeai JOHN L. MONROE, Mayor
Notice shereby given that on SATURDAY. 2d Deeea-
her, l9G61 will adudc0te At Il O'Clock NJ AZ office The
di6 1T Y. DUPLEssTs, Comptroller
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.


>>--~~Ssl--sSS[Se-~~
WAS brought 20 the CITY Police ", sI@ti en- n,
BROWN Says he Is free by birth, has bushy hair looks IL
egeH small suatee was born In CINCINNATI 5feeI
inches high, and is aged about 70 years,
The will Gs Claim h property according to law
MIGUEL hEkE ANiihl, JRi
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered December 10, 1850: -,,,osaa
dill l5t Clerk p Comptroller
- - ,,--,.-- 49,,
w the 4th Of December 1850 the black boy ANDY FAR
RER. Says he belongs to Mrs FddescauX who lives SIX or
high, pleasant face, splendid dnuble Of teeth
small mousaehe and light goatee and IS aged about u
years,
The will call and claim MS accoEding TO law
MIGUEL HE-HNANp y f;. Il i Ma, "a,
Keeper OF Gity Police jail.
Ill 1st Clerk Of GomptrolleE.
EEyAs hrougnt tn the Cttx po,iee Jail on
Saws sbe hi 10 Mr. T96n Ianlrie or Wilson who lives
i'm the nar Of 81 ernad near The Tinted States Barracks
She Il feet inches high has f4shy hair good looking
feaure The upper teeth rotten. aged years
Ths owner viii call nd claim his proaerty according law
A1' o"'''' v MIGUEL HERNANDEz, in, a.
Ksensr Of civ Police JAIL
Re.fstered racer,l,er IN f860 t " '
at,1.t AR NJ ts s. X y If Cam f,oInptroier
- ~! -
w the ID of December 1860 he light milatto boy ELI
says he belongs 70 MIS- Nancy N}ts VINO 4lfgS SIX t'es
above Naiehez on 81 GATHERINGS Greek Mss re Is teet
fDHAaE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17
Of New Orleans. : SAMUEL J, WALKER.
DIV VIRTUE OF a writ of seizure and s. i

y " Ef-FT "a
pY VIRTUE OF n writ of seizure and s. -
~ directed y The Honorable The sixth District Court
New Orleans the above entitled viii proceed 10
sell public auction At the City Hotel Common street between
Camp Magazine STREETS, MONDAY, the 2iih dag Of
December 1900 Il o'clock ~, tho following described
10 witt
/. TWO LOTS OF GROUND In the Fourth District In the
square bounded by David liberty First and Second EEee.s.
having each front OF 80 feet First street. by 100
deep No. forming the Of First and ST. David street,
fgontng also 100 feet On The latter.
THE LOTS I and "a front each 70 feet ST. David street
By 100 Lots Nos IL and ~ have ene 3 feet front
Tbery street by 1870 feet deep and the lots 49, a. H. M IL IT,
~ q and y have each front Of " feet Second street ~
100 feet deep I1t il FORMS the Of Second md Liberty
and has W feet front Second street By lg feet deep
front on Liberty street.
SEIZED In the above suit.
TERMS-Caal the spot,
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srcoEP p,s5neI eornr suocEsss,eSS Of i A.5oE NJ
WHEREAS, Fer8 and G. Poree has petit

w nped the Court Tor be,tvrs Of Administration tie
estate Of the late Alice VI. Porte deceased intesRie
Notice is hereby all wan may c1ncern show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
by order Of tbs Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-17

WAS brought 10 the City Police jail ON
w the I'd Of december, 1860, eght nnatn boy Eli
Snys belongs Nancy Woods. who lives tales
Naiehoz. S. Gatherings Greek Miss. He is feet
Snches high has bshy hair nearly straight, good teeth, and
II aged about IL years.
The owner will and claim his property according
MIGUEL HERNASDE JR.
Keeper of City Police jail.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-18

DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED BARRIsTER.-
Mr.. John Austin, the barrister, and writer on
the philosophy of law, is dead, at the age of 49,
To the general public he was known only as
the husband of Mrs Sarah Austin the accom-
plished authoress and translatress But in the
Benthamite and philosophers circles of
the METROPOLIS, some thirty years ago. Mr..
Austin was shining light. 1t used to be said
that John Austin had more law in in him than
any other man in England, and he himself
used to say that it took fifteen years to show
whether man had any law in him. His one
work of note was his province of Jurispru-
dence Determined" published so far back as
1882, and which made enthusiastic admirers go
the length of comparing him to Montesquieu
and Hooker Mr.. Austin leaves behind him
not only literary widow but literary daugh-
ter-ike her mother, an accomplished German
scholar, and who assisted her husband, Sir AL
exander Duff Gordon, in the translation of
Ranke's "History of Prussia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-18

MUDsrLE DEMocRAcY.-Whent the slave.
holders first began to intimate that poor white
laborers ought to be reduced to the condition
of chattel slavery, it was well nigh impossible
to believe they we're seriously in earnest. But
they actually mean it; this southern notion is
beginning to obtain currency in the Democrat
ic party and, if that party could have sure
lease of power, under its present leaders, for
the next twenty-five years, there would be acts
of state legislatures for selling into slavery,
not only free blacks, but also free whites. Who
can doubt il, when we hear the New York
Herald talk in this strain -
"And so, while the white slaves at Law
renee are mourning over their kith and kin,
slain by their philanthropic masters, the black
cIiaftels OF the south are making merry with
their holiday festivities. In the name Of
truth and common sense, which position, that
of the cotton picker in Georgia, or the cotton
weaver in Massachusetts, Is the preferable
one"
And the Boston Post Is beginning to make
progress in the same direction. That paper
has the following
1.-THE correspondent Of the Charleston Mer-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-18

Notice. beware OF IMPOSITION! FOUsEL'S PAB
uLuM ydTA the great French remedy is he only rem
cay 9ctdiy used and recommended By The Medical Fac
any being e aoa remedy kaorn that nil arrest The
Geeet9pnent o. Iaoercies % The Lungs, restore The
condition. Its invaluable properties have Obtained for
,n os gest and praise from of the
while the best and surest proofs of its merits are Afforded
querng disease, which constantly received from orr
most respectable citizens Invads in ali stages Of null
be administered to the most delicate and feeble with per
feet safety and certain relief Read the following:
nut. qualed virtues Of this great discovery
rms preparation, by chemical analysis was proved to
De iree from opium of its compounds nor ,ere
any of the akalods present 1t does not contain any
van, 4r mhera substance but consists wholly Of
moderate temperature Most of the substance sed are
device by which they combined is new and original
anu adaps the compound to inhalation or other modes
a. A. HAYES. n. D.. State Assayer.
Is Boylston street, Boston, Dec. 10, 1857.
F. J. LAFoRME Esq Dear Sr;NIIis nav w. CERTIFY
. Y have used Fousel Pabuium Vta and consider
complaints My wife has for severe colds and ts
eneed WINS magical and have no objection to your
densS ysn 81 e above named fair trial and with
FRED. uAssAM.
In the Boston Post of September 2lh 1855 the editor
"An extraordinary cure of Consumption has recently
come to our knowledge effected through the instrume
tally Of FouseFs PdbHnm W; the violence OF which
Is In the handwriting of the subject Mr. VIM p Hrg.
ham, No 1870 Albany street in this city Ii seems that
ior eighteen months he had been exhibiting all the usual
symptoms OF Consumption; and that after having had
recourse g the skl Of various physicians without benc-
Mt he had to abandon his business be confined To Ills
house. Hearing Of Fonsers Pabuium pee and of sever
al cures effected by IT, in cases as desperate
as his own he concluded to try II as orlor hone rhe
result has been most happyhe has now entirely reeov
cred and Is now engaged In his usual pursuits Ii Is such
wei authenticated cases this that we take IN
laying before our readers since by doing many vnl
aple lives may be saved, and much good efiectedT
IS sold at the low price Of 50 and oil per bottle
mus placing u within the reach fall. Ed LAFORME
sole Agent, Boston, Mass. M. s. BURR a CO. General
Agents 10. 70 fremont street, Museum Building Hos
ton and for sale by all druggists Circulars with tes
monials 81 us es:cacy can be had Of the Agents
GEORGE r. SPUR, No. 20l Main Street Ceneroi
$50 ~ "oees'ei, 1uass' ueou@wly nj
u. q C--. - . ------
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-18


SUNDAY SERvICEs.-There were unusual
attractions at several of the meetings in Mil
ford, last Sabbath. Rev. Thos. Whittemore of
Cambridgeport officiated at the Universalist
Church, much to the satisfaction of his large
audience. Milford was the first settlement of
Mr. W., in 1921. He INDUCED in some feel
ing "reminiscences, which carried the minds of
his elder hearers back to the good old times of
the fathers. Rev. Mr. Abbott, now of Wey-
mouth, the former pastor of the Baptist socie-
ty, oficiated for the Baptists, and was listened
to by an unusual number of hearers. Rev.
Adm Ballou of Hopedale addressed the friends
of progress, at the Town Hall, on his favorite
thcme-"Non-R Resistance" Notice was given
be answered. Interrogatories were put by
several Mr.. Steward of Hopedale prepared
several queries, which led Mr.. Ballou to enter
upon detailed definition of his position as con-
nected with the Masonic institution. He acted
in the recent public demonstration of Mont
gomery Lodge as Chaplain. The sword was
made prominent, as usual, by this order. The
main question was as 10 the consistency of an
ultra non-resstant marching in procession with
an instrument emblematical of war and blood
shed. Those present say Mr.. B. made an in
genious if not convincing defence.
The golden wedding of Henry Nelson, Esq,
was to take place Tuesday evening, 18th
inst. Some hundred and fifty guests were in
vited s.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-18

The roll was called, and the order was re.
jected by vote of 90 to 90.
Mr.. STONE of Dedham offered an order
that the Clerk be instructed to furnish each
member of the House daily with printed
journal of the proceedings of the House on the
day previous, and for that purpose have au-
thority to contract for a sufficient number of
newspapers containing full report of the
same.
Messrs. TUCKER of Boston. UpuAM of Sa-
lem, and SEARS of Boston, advocated the mas.
sage of the order, and Messrs. ADAMS of Pitts
Held, OLIVER of Lawrence, and SMITH of
Boston opposed it. The roll was then called
and the order was rejected by a vote of IS
yeas to 98 nays.