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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
AUCTION SALES.


DESIRABLE DWELLING No. 7ss CAMP sTEEET. At
NJ 7 auction. ~ - :. =.
.4l By H. M. VAN. soLINGEN q CO.,
f. fF WV sYER, Auctioneer,
.E 'a's9 ,rt 3a.y Ofce--No. 20 Commercial Place "
SATURDAY, the 2Ist instant. mt IL o'clock
4 CERTAIN IoT OF GROUND, together with all the
s uated Il The .aasEe within
e eet front or Camp street. by depth Of 25 feet between
conaning thee rooms wostory kitchen. ceru fruit
sg-FERhls-casb - i..,,...... ~. y. w..
Acts d sale before VIM L. Poole Notary Public at the ex.
pense Of the pnrchasers. - - ! - die
GLASSWARE, STOVES, Etc. rGF
BY McCERREN IL LANDRY, u. ~
i. G. W. McCERREN, Auctioneer, 80
Office and salesroom Masonic Hail St. Charles street
M l. ~ d their saienoan, Masonic Hail. st. ChSIIss
street. will &c added 70 our sale-- @S3,
20 dozen Tumblers Lager Bier Mugs. Goblets, etc.
lot Of Lemonade Cups.
j loi q Gamphine Lamps b.. - a.
{. Iot Of Dish Covers -. ava ~ u
Y ss-TERMs-cash. .,,. = .ns9u,~t a. /. d2l
=yg MEMS EXTRA FINE WINTER CLOTHING. r.
BY G.. BEAUMONT, BLACHE Il CO.,
-7. -sr'' Auction Rooms, No. 60 Chartres street.
MoMNDh,Kh, H.. the 23d inst, at ID lo , O'Clock a.
al auction will De sold - -
o lots o. hne Winter Clothing, comprising general and
well selected assortment. . .---.. 'tT,.-r-
3aRI-TERMS-At sale. ..ls. - DBL
FURNIrUEE....:. ."........FURNITUaE.
b., BY McCERREN IL LANDRY,
Or '' r,-.a 4 G. W. McCERREN, Auctioueer.
Office and saeSroom, Masonic Halt 81. Charles st. -
MONDAY, the 23d instant, at Ill O'Clock
4Y4 A. NJ at their saesfoos Masonic Hail. ST. Charles
will be sold 5s-,.- 81 - ? y ~
large lot of Maogan-, Black Walnut Rosewood Fur
nitut Bedstead Mattresses Paintings Looking Glsse
+ H8-TERMS--Ga h. = .-la~ =" -, - do
---
IN --r PAWNBR0KER's SALE. s,.-.
s.e g, BY R. ARMFIELD, H..
a.. ~ -rE Aucuoneer.
MONDAY, 23d instant, at 10 La O'Clock
AVE A. A. an following days ill finished at the Confederate
an Office No. 62 Poydras street. between BaronDe and Ca
rondele streeta, will be sold =. g. sg- "a -
large assortment Of unradeeed Pledges, consisting
Watches, Diamonds Jewery, siverwara Fancy Goods
Also large lot Of ladies' and gentlemea's Wea ing Apparel
Guns, Pistols, Knives, etc -
M4-TERMS-- Cash, h.. +. - ... ,-.sa~r $40
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE,
/. %, Large Plate Mrrors, etc., at auction. s.
BY McCERREN &c LANDRY,
.. as.I ..,-.- g. W. McCERREN, Auctioneer.
re- Office and salesroon, Masonic Hall. st. Charles st.
TUESDAY, 24th instant, at 10 o'clock A.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

The Board Of Directors shall the first meeting after their
election President from their number to serve dur
ing their pleasure and until his successor elected quail
fed They shall also elect from the stockholders
retary who shall also Treasurer in hike
Superintendent shall be elected during the pleasure
~ DID I'D f nrectnrs w
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KILL.

No person shall be Director of this Corporation who does
the time Of his election and during his continuance
Office hold IN his ia The of the
firm of which he may be member five shares of the capital
stock thereof Each and ockholder shall EMIT
all elections either by proxy, one each
share of the capital stock which they may respectively hold
but transferred within three prior
to said election shall be received. :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
cHEMIcAL ANALYSIS, n FRogEssoRs ). I AND ".

This very remarkable spring is situated Abta RIVER
Of TarnInany two miles and half Cow
ngon "A large volume Of water rises from the earth with
quite unlike sny known in the neghborhood
From unusual chemical composition and the large
SILICA led to suppose has it's
deep the in fact natural .,aresan well'
2,h2' r. H J. L. W. p. RIDDEfL, e
Professors Louisiana UNIVERSITY.
In 100 lres Of the water, weighing gramnas
49, 80 granes of dsolve matters made 40 Of the
following Ingredients ii the order Of their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

M UNRGE, A. a. CO., MEMS AND BOYS CLOTH.
A Ing Of NJ sizes AUG qualitles Whoa5e!e ard retail
of 9ravier and Magazine streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

O. Go M AGTAHkEURD. CoMhIsSION
M Agent oE the Purchase and sails Of Sayes Gfos and
3EN Yard, No. IS Bsranns street, New Orleans, La.
..Ay& ~ iHI II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

srg CONSYABLE9S SALES. u.
sEcosp JUSTICES COURT THos S B; LAWSON We ANDY
Parish of Orleans. ROBINSON, f. m. c.-Nos. 1888
3 by VIRTUE of two writs of fleri facias, to
Dme d;reced by the Hon d. F. Mitchell Second Justice
the Peace for The parish of Orleans in the above entitled su
WILL proceed to sell at public auction Franklin street.
between Perddo and Poydas Streets THURSDAY, the I'd
day Of January, 1852, at II O'Clock NJ
ONE GRAY MULE
TWO DkAYS.
And the lot No 80 Franklin street. consist
inc of one STABLE.
i oe'zed in the above suit.
TERMSCash on the spot - ~ ...
o2I2 jn1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

sEoqS s Sgs St GUILD y H. Il TOUGHER
by VIRTUE of 4 writ of fiert facias, to
~ directed by the Hon D. F. Mitchell Second Justice Of
the Peace for the parish of Orleans will proceed to sell
public The City Hotel Common street, between
Camp and Magazine Streets FRIDAY the 9th day of De-
eember, 1861 at L. O'Clock NJ the following described
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First 49,
District Of this city in the No. s. bounded by St
Joseph Julia, Tchouptoulas and Foucher Streets AI
plan drawn by A. Hedn. architect, dated 18th March, 1852
Said lot 30 eet front ST. Joseph street. by III feet
deep between parallel nes aud front Foucher street. of
which streets it forms the corner, z
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of brick building, etc. -Ii' = .'. p
Seized in the above suit. 20 ~ d.. . 4
TERMs-Cash on the spot. = - 1850 +"
-s,=.. S-f|F VIII WATERS, Constable.
sEcoNnE JUSTICE DE PAX, H. GUILD vs. / J, TOUGHER
Peroisse d'Oreans.
I'm VEtSTU dun writ de fert 1acias, q
IL moi adresse Honorable D. F. Mitchell Seconde Justice
de Pax Ia paroisse dOreans dams aare cdessus
tel de la Cite la Commune les Magasns
ct du Camp la vente Penean dc la pope don't suit Ia
TN GERTaIN LOT DE TERRE situa dams lie Premier Dis.
rct de eette ve dams let borne les St. 10
seph julie Tchoupouas ct Foucher plan desse
A. Hedn arcitece date du ID de 1867 LIE dit lot
- peds de front Ia rue Josep III pieds
mani rencoignure des rnes St. Joseph ct Foucher.
Ensemble toutes les batisses aneoraons Qui sly
rouvent, CONSTANT maison en- brques,
Saisie dams l'affaire cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de Naturalization.
MI d4 q w. II. WATERS, Constable.
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- TlE ABIrA sPHINGs-MEs. =. .. q.

LAfSILAs lSEEEEly1IS-1llsS. a.
BosslERE respectfully announces to her friend
baths be enjoyed perfection, facilities for
will pc sbundantiy supplied and every
paid comfort nyaltds She earnestly trusts by
unng exerians, to give satisfaction may honor
her by their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance the villages of Coyingto Vaudeville rem
ders the drives to those places convenfshh ~ u rs
The Abta omnibus viii be in attendance at the landing a.
Govngon to convey passengers to the Springs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

ELLIS H sosrloE. sKANK ". SEYMOUR.
81 RosTICK Is SEYMOUR, m I,
49, Successors to- &&&A :
t.7TT BREWSTER EACHAEIK.
M Front Lavee and &c Fulton street. opposite A volssts
hatween Paydres and Gravier streets, =. 80
Manufacturers and Dealers In STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale Snd Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRcRs
WORKERS. ...,
We most respectfully call the attention commission ana
country merchants houekeepes and hotel proprietos
large and we'll assorted Of Cooking Pser Gfcs and
Heating Stoves comprising almost kind exsenca
Tin and Japanned Ware Chadng Dishes Old Dominion Gcns
Pots Heels Ugns Coffee Greques Toilet Sets Lamps bsntarna
and ell kinds Of Wares suitable for Cooking and Domestic
An of which will be sold at lower prices than hoass
Manufacturers Of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE 90 vol
ADAPTED for the of Hotels Planters to which invita-
particular attention.
! Coal Otlsg Coal Oilss @Hf
In quantities to suit purchassra
York. Kerosene, Virginia. Parafine and Carbon Oils
all warranted The lowest prices barrel or gallon
large assortment Of Lamps, Globes, Burners and
everything appertanire to the trade. y
Dealers will 90 well call and examine. teIs ~
Gn HAND AND FOR sALIE-FIE CELEBRArsO
J, Waterman Bro corner of Magazine snd
Common sud tho Mechsncs Dealers ExchanRe
No. 10. t. Charles aud nhop LstSysts
tnd BsRin strset, New Oresns -
FROST Is co., DEALERS ~ ICOIs, stOEs ! 40
game, fAts, Caps, etc., No. 10 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
mARBLM WORKS

Monuments Tobs and Head Stones Piers Center Table
Tops Counter Slabs, Mante PIECES Crates Crate Setting
Flooring 1ea, Banquetse and Yard Tagging Iron Railing
AThe trade appped with rough ed raarbls
by 20 0AYAEkBGH CULhGY
s o1 tfkW 9s - % 23S. 2S4 and 2s6 CpUp va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21
HONFEDERATE STATES WAR TAX.
NOTICE TO CORPORATIONS MERCHANTS AND
r. OTHER TAX FAYERS.
CHiEr CoLLsc1oe,s OFFICE,

49, r. CHIEF COLLECTORS OFFICE
d Z. New Orleans December II, 1861. :
The Hon Secretary Of the Treasury has this day comuni
Gated the following decisiops:, H s' fT'
That the Of Congress requires that Money Interest,"
or Debsn and Money Invesed," "Secuiesn be
turned and assessed the stood the LIST Of October
1901 without deduction for regard TO- the Indebtedness of
the 0 holder. thereof"
FAIL agricultural products taxable tabd therefore
be returned assesse when they the hands OF the
producer and become articles OF merchandise be sold for
prohtt
should also be understood that deduconi 10 be made
from the ordinary market value Of any species OF taxable
perty bee of de circumference lien thereon and
that omission the the ground that
The property has been ndeed to tie G. Receives under
the Seqde4tiation Act - ID
Property whose returns do conform to the fore
going decisions who have failed make due returns
wateser hereby notified deliver written
list, property tecorng the Act Of Congress-
before MONDAY the I'D nstan the respective Tax
Collectors to the Undersigned. H.
dig 81 ROBT.' NJ. LUSHER, Cbi.f Collector.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

" BtlEEfS. j. H., S0Af MANUFACTURER, eorne
IA Of s.. Andrew and Howard slCesrs, Now Orleans. W
Orders left 81 FosyGco Boz Nc 1890, will prou4stl,
auGd- RylQ IL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

PENSIONERS OF THE CoNFEDERATm
States the roll Of the New Orleans Agency
ed to call at the Pension AGENTS Office ISL Gircd street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

No stakeholder shall in be made liable for indebted
OF the Corporation in larger than the
his her their subscription The capital stock and any
debtedness to the Company. ~ VI 'l5t-5'7~sF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

Whenever capital stock for In th
foregoing article the then stockholders shall have tn
privilege for the u term Of ven BUSINESS days to e
then full business days for subscribing in the
for balance taken, after which, if there be any
not subscribed for then the book Of subscriptions be open
the public. n .,--.t4az - .ysss., ..5g4 :. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

Subscriptions any increase Of the capital stock shall be
upon such terms and conditions BE- prescribed by the
stockholders provided that stock shall participate
profits of the Corporation beyond the paid
and from its date OF payment.
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WANTED---WA.NTED. :.
FOR RENT---FOR RENT.

x .
80 FOR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE FRONT
@ Office tue second floor No. 40 Camp suitable
kla Lawyer, Notary or Receiver Apply on the premises
]. B. WALTON. anctioneer. -".t o2t t.
-. no RENT-FoR ONE OR MORE YEARs-rHE
Isi5 two three Story brick DWELLING HOUSES Nos l2e
Eand $50 Caiope between Camp and Magazine
both in good orfer with nv the yards
gas through the house and kitchen. For terms. apply
% # O. 49, 8fRsE "= NJ WALTON. ID sCarup st
szsn, FOR KENT-TWo COTTAGES, WITH SIZE
rooms each, Ocean Springs furnished bath and
Ealservants rooms. Apply Dr. Anstin ST. Charles
street. Samuel Smith / To-. Camp street. ais If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-21

Rect.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

ia mfTer thought of itself TO condemn the
galOws.
Suppose this Baltimore unfortunate had been
treated lust as he was, save that the legal pen
alty of murder was perpetual imprisOnment-who
uould not rejoice to see his prison door opeDed1
who would not gladly contribute TO render his
after wears some compensation for his unmerited
sufieriDgsl
We oil do know that the revolving and ire
vocable nature of the Dratb-Penalty impels jul
r;es TO hesitate--wisely aud righttuly-to pro-
roupce the verdict Of Guilty when the consequence
!. To DO Hanging, aud that the punishment
os Murder is thus rendered fearfuly uncertain.
Ont If the next hundred murderers, we are sure
twice as many will he convicted if the penalty
be Imprisonment for Life as there will if it be
Death.
The opposition to our modifying act of last
Winter has been very tricky and unfair. One
writer argues against 1t because pardons are
Z ore frequently granted, forgetting that this act
does not allow pardOns to be granted where the
alleged defects and bluBders OF the act of 1860
forgetting that the present Legislature can cor
rect those errors us easily as re-cast or repeal
the law. In short, the real question is simply
.his-Is it best to return to Hanging, or to cor
rect the alleged blunders in the act of 1860 and
Penalty by Imprisonment for Life Let there
be square vote and no lodging the point. We
ask nothing more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
Missouri Convention.

ST. LOUIS, March lO, 1851.
After some unimportant proceedings in the Conven-
ton yesterday, Judge Gamble Chairman Of the Com
mi,tee Federal Relations, presented and read tie
report of that Committee. The report is long, and
carefully written makes faithful exposition Of all the
circumstances surrounding the position and affecting
the interests OF Missouri recounts the evils Of which
the South may rightfully complain, admonishes the
North that the hostile and fana,eal feelings toward
Southern institutions manifested by large Dumber of
the people OF that section productive Of evil ex-
press the hope that better knowledge OF tho subject
will remove their prejudiees. II does not assume
threatening attitude toward either extreme section Of
the country but points out the Of boh and con-
cudes with the following resolutions:
Resod That Pre.cn. there Is no adequate cause to ipe
with the FEDERAL JDon
on the contrary she Will labor for such adjustment OF the
existing troubles "a vi" secure Psaee rights aud equa 10 all
Rsed That the people of this State deyotcdy attached
fair and amicabo en the present causes Of
$ BE- S the sSS anu
That toe 2, s state. ne poses py Mr. %
,sndsn extension Of the 70 territories heIeat. to
be acquired basis Of adjustment which will successfully re-
difference forever from the arena Of national
P9d That the people of Missouri believe thai the peace
aud oriet of the country will be promoted by Convention to
propose amendments to e Consultation Of the United
Obi. GGaeISn urges SS Legislature Of ''' STAKE 70
Rred That the opinion Of this Convention the employ
psnt Of military force BY the fede Government the
secsdina the employment q oce by the sceedis
State, 10 ass the QoyIen Ohe United States wH newt,
hh plunge The country into evil and thereby exnsnlh
ali hone OF AN amicabe settlement OF the sus now enns
We therefore earnestly eL,res. the Federal government
well a, the Seeding States stay the arm OF rlfsry power
preense whatever bring upon tho nation the horrors
Of civil
Prcd That when the Convention adjourn, It adjourn 10
meet a, Jefferson City the third Mondsy IN December
Rored That Committee be elected majority Of which
h have power 10 convene the CONVENTION az such time and
place prior TO the third Monday in December the ex9ences
may require.
The report was ordered to be printed, and was made
the special order for Monday.
Mr. Redd, while heartily approving the temper and
spirit of the report dissented from the plan Of adjust
ment as laid down. He asked leave to present mi
nority report on Monday, which was granted, and the
report was ordered to bo printed. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
The Virginia Convention.
RIcHMOsD, SATURDAY, N


A majority Of the Committee on Federal Relation
have submitted their report recommending in part,
Conference Of the Border States to determine on future
action. They also oppose coercion.
MIR. Wise submitted the minority report, giving .
list Of the demands and requesting the States 10 give
answer by October next, and suggesting that in the
mean time every step should be taken 70 preserve
peace Neither Government should commence hostili.
teshe Federal Government retaining only sufficient
force in the forts etc.
Mr.. Harvie submitted minority report with three
signatures recommending the passage Of Secession
ordinance.
MT barbour Of Culpepper submitted q minority 70.
port that the Government must Immediately adopt
measuresto afford the people of the Slsvshodng Ststes
full constitutional assurance of their safety In contnu
ing in an association with them under common Gov.
eminent; also recommending the appointment of Com.
missioners to Montgomery to confer with the Confed-
crate authorities.
The majority report embraces series Of resolutions
substantially as follows:
The first reairms the doctrine Of State rights; the
second declares int ference with Slavery by the Fede
raj or other authorities HE people contrary to the
Constitution offensive and dangerous; the third
dennis the formation OF geographical sectional par
ties; the fourth demands fii partition of the terrific
lies and equal protection ther in; the 9th declares
that in time OF profound peace with foreign nations ~
now exists, and when symptoms of domestic insur-
reciion appear, j. unwise, impoitic and often
sive TO accumulate within the luits of q State
interested in the irritating pending questions Of
the deepest importance, an unusual number OF
troops and munitions Of war; the sixth INDUCES
ia the hope of restoration of the Union and raernaf
feelings; the seventh recommends the repeal Of I'M
friendly, unconstitutional legislation, and the adoption
of proper amendments TO the Constitution the eighth
cohcedes the night of States to Withdraw for just
causes the ninth aude TO the position OF the Federal
Government as discaimng the power, under the Con-
stitutioD to recognize withdrawal the tenth, without
expressing an opinion the question Of power desires
to confer upon the Government powers necessary to
deal peaceably with the questions involved aud, II
necessary to recognize the separate ndepeL OF
the seeding States make treaties and psss such laws
as paration may make proper the eleventh reconi-
mends tie people Of her sister States to respond at hs
earliest moment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

The Richmond Examiner is disturbed by the
removal of slave property from the Old Domin-
ion. "There is" says that journal, ga panic
" among the slave.Owners of Virginia which
" threatens injury to the whole Southern cause,
9" and the drest disaster to this State in particu-
"lar. The proceedings of the Virginia Conven-
" ton are producing general stampede among
" the proprietors QS the negroes. They are
moving their slaves in very large numbers to
" the soil of the Southern COnftderacy, where
hey command, now that capital has learned
" the separation to be fuality and that the new
Government is fixed fact, prices nearly as
high as they did there, and here two years
"ago If the current continues long as it hos
set in, in twelve months go few slaves will re-.
:" main in Virginia that the Southern interest
" here will be in hopeless aud impotent minor.
city" But suppose the party of The Examiner
should succeed IN plunging Virginia into the gulf
of Secession and producing as that act must pro-
duce, q civil war, is it likely that this panic,
which is now hurrying slaves out of the State,
would thereby be arrested Collect your senses
and think moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

The ABapy Ertping Journal makes the follow
ing statement with regard to the appointment Of
Mr.. L. w. Seward, one of the staff of that paper
70 the Office Of notwithstanding OF State:
This appointment viii necessarily i1Voive
s fr time but be still retains has proprietary Interest IN
an IoaaL and when his obligations elsewhere VIII permit
him 70 do so he win TO his editorial duties with great
deal more pleasure than he left them"
The tone Of this would seem to mean that Mr.
weed expects the present organization OF the
Cabinet, and Mr.. +. W. Stewards residence in
Washington, TO be of limited duration. 1t is I'M
derstood that the game opinion has also been freely
expressed in private. For our part, We think it
is mistaken. With the peculiar independence and
frmness Of Mr.. Lincoln, we see 10 reason why
the Cabinet should not continue with its present
elements til March 4, 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

They are trying to get Grinding Committees
established again at Albany. We trust the at
tempt will fail. The urgent business Of tine Ses-
sion is more advanced than that Of almost any
former Legislature a month before adjournment;
and as 70 the bills now on the General Orders
nine. tenths of them ought to be defeated, and
we trust will be. In this Glass; we inchde
nearly every bill that relates to this city, with
the possible exception of tho Public Health and
Broadway Railroad bills. Grinding Committees
are simply contrivances to aide by the Commit
tee of the Whole schemes that would not bear
ventilation. Let us have none Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11
From Montgomery.

Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune.
MONTGOMERY, March 10, 1861.
The Constitution is perfected, and the epgross.
ment has been ordered. There have been few
alterations in the explanatory clauses for forming
the basis Of the ruling American power, Con-
gress. Conservatism prevails, protecting all
vested rights, and challenging the appreciation of
the best aud wisest men of every cline. Five
millions Of the loan have been taken at par.
There is no doubt the balance viii be taken at
the same figure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-11

Brigham Young is strongly in favor Of Secs
sion from this "accursed Union," and with ro-
gard to coercion holds the same opinions ss the
defeated Democrats of Virginia. In recent
letter to q friend he thus expresses himself:
my people have slresdy elpchenced the workings ofhsiu
fes principle and this Government has undoubtedly learned
how impossible Il for them snslaye ee people"
1t is curious that the prophets and high priests
of Slavery and Polygamy should cherish the same
hostility to the Constitution aud the Union. Is
il because those two institutions have been
Justly described as twin relics Of barbarian ~