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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

LOUISIANA STARE BANK at an election for
Directors of this bank, held on the 1ltR inst the
foiloRing gentlemen were daily chosen, viz !:
sssEs A9. Lapeyre, r: Brngier. \. G. TWiehell,
. IlcbeuFr Elijah Peale, John A. Steven
aon. Jahn X. Shaw g. Olivier ana John ]. Adams !;
ssiid, Al d meeting of the newly elected Board Of
Directors, j. II. Jaapeyre, ESD, was unanimously
reelected President. Due notice is elsewhere pub
s;aIss5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

Bills Notes and bills maturing on
se aassd instant notice Of the several banks,
lsablisked elsewhere, advised to be paid on the
81 st instant, See notices.
Dissolution or Corr lsTsERsHIr. By notice APP
paaring elsewhere. will seen that the firm Of
Gillespie Brewer L 90. Is dissolved By mutual con
eazt ana that the business Of the late firm will be
seantinned under tue atyie IF Gillespie, Jordan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

'o11oN AN n AgAHoUaA The Catahoula indie
Il pendent of Wednesday, last says:
Three thqnsand I'VE hundred bales Of cotton
September last may safely be stated hat se,s !,
thousand viii be shpped during the season. Those
aIposing that arrisonburg has .no back eronnI'i
must ere iong gfye pp the Ola fogy hobby a. III,
alEes don't lie. u will be borne in mind thaf tb1s
i not mn Item Interference to the business If m
place. as # ID by no means a fair criterion Tina
bulk of the Greek lands OF hill crop Is haneii to
this place for shipment. and the number of bales
put down for the season entire are given as SID
Aiiieant Of our growing back country. :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Old and FS1se !SSses.gtes.

Just received direct importation from cad 30 quarter pa.
Of as fhe SHERRtEs be had in fic market
have in 100 quarter casks Of tho BEST OLD sT er
les in North ArerlcR.
wish judges of sERRIEs to call and sample us know
excel any other house in the city.
call the attention of 10 this Card they arc the
best Sherries imported IN America The last order pya3
twelve months ago Cadis.
SEWELL r. TAYLOR,
's9G 2p:f 1s and N Eova .tres, 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Spring Dry Goods.
GIQUEL &c JAMESON
AT THEIR NEW STORE,
No. 12S Canal Street,

No. 1895 Canal Street.
crorel, fro,, ry,xr. tha,- nm ars ,,... -,l1
prfrI p,,peornr,,r,o c,,,,,-,,,,-,-,,
Coored and Plain Six MusiDs.
.'"a'''" ""''s''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Search n. Tas,y0r,
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETo,
IS and I5 ROYAL street

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC, #
I5 and IL Royal street,
Has now III store large supply the celebrated GREENE nm
BouAY CHAMPAIGN in quarts aud plns Other raids
viz; CHARLES HEIDsErCK PIPER HEIpsETgE, PAR
MENT1ER, and other brands of inferior quality have ~
large assortment Of the best Old Shertes such as
LApo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN. nEFP GORDON ana
ANCHOR IEs-lsSs-souTHsIDE MADEIRA, u
direct importation; other Maieras lower grade supe4
Old London Dry Dock FGRT other Ports az lass rI
The celebrated sA2ARAC BRANDIES-yn l7a5 l7sss
is9- and ll5a large supply always hand. All grades NJ
ELARET and WHITE WINES Id glass aud wood Wits
KfS-scocb and Trish, Oh Rye Bourbon and wheat witt
sys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In plts and Quarts cor
DlAs, ETC. Ny usual assortment Of the best WINES
will be sold Oh as reasonable terms other e
SEWELL T. TAYLOR.
Of 2pR Nos IL and TX Hovsf ..reats
-N~~~
Az 10 the Rhcvs BrRndies Shertlc Maea# Pcrts C
paEnCA, satisfied house In lhe city can produce ~ eo
or better, Mt the prices Any house can have dozen y
each named wnes they prqdRte better The same pri
pay two prices IF they judges to be dsntsst
parties the same is good with anything have for SALE in f
ratio.
mig 2ptf SEWELL T. TAYTy0P.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

NeTroE To BuILD BY reference I'd the adj
sertisernent appearing in another column, it will
Ne seen that proposals are invited for the construc
ton of certain works pertaining to the improve
nsslt Or the grounds DC the Mechanics and gri-
lltaral Fair Association. Sec notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

lasrHEtt REVELATIONS oF 4 GHosr ii ENG
AasD. Isle European Times, of Liverpool, says:
curious affair II reported from kendall.
anng woman, who has been i'll some time, stated
E.se other day that ghost had come to her while
she lar IL bed, and spoke in thick, husky, hollow
TaeA, telling her, while pointing in the direction
below, "a follow him 70 the cellar OF the house,
i sassFe. pm removing the fagstone on the hearth,
saauething would be found buried, which was the
eeai purpose OF his visit To reveal. On stating
fhis, the form of The uaearthIy vsitant vanished
4 asIlka i dim shadow
sIaa5y and silently the parties III the house went
e ne locality in the cellar pointed out By the man
AZ alaek dug mp the hearth-hag, and found guam
SIg pf bones (which yet remain for the inspection
RI tho carious) buried little below the srrface.
I Iaantitg Of hops In good preservation were found
scattered here and there over the soil These
Daaes hnInaR they are saidto be by some accounted
sosnpstent judges IL such matters) have been ex-
4 amfnsa by scores DIT people. Their state Of decay
leads 70 the superstition that long, long time has
elapsed since they we're put beneath the ground.
We should be glad to be informed why the ghost
wished his bones disturbed, that being something
fhat dlsenb oaed spirits generally supposed to
no agticnlarly adverse to-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

BprNED Az DEATH The Alfalfa (hiiss.) Demo.
eEst af Friday last says.
an ~ eslnesday 0r Thursday Of last week, Mss
neline Carpenter. Of Leake county, being ont in
asf. iataer's uewsground. burning brush, her
&lothss caught on fire, and she was SO dreadfnlIy
saasned that she died in a day or two afterwards
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

aaEr. sntterIey has our thanks for copies Of
sha sarioas pictorIals. which can be had 1T his
news room under the st. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

II AsakTioN HARDWARE. ~ Messrs Rousset q
s1sa Ms TX oAnal street, an assora.eaa Of
pows * ehains de- eaable r flnntat,on NJ Ttsy
as se on har eeaefa assortment ii plantation imEIe
Esss ~ ri which they dF prices See ayer
lzsesnaat. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

KERN SHOE M MANUFACTURING Corr Sy.-At
Iaeetings of THE Board of Directors Of this com
hsld on THE 10th iagt, Paul oaeyrouze, Esq,
unanimously elected President, and George Il.
ESD, Secretary. Due notice appears in an
ether column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

n1 Mr.. ]. ]. McISesger and MI. W. II. Lindo,
have placed US under obligations for late Northern
and Texas papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

sgTALsoa. Oh 0RLEASs GUARDs, ATTENTION -
Inobeaience to general orders you will parade on
ahe va Inst The attention Of tue members Of the
aasalion n directed 70 the notice published in an
1aassr column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

49, The official proceedings of the Louisiana
i Convention Of the 18th inst, will be seen on our
4 sixth page.
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Ge'sstemer's Furnishing Goods.

JUST RECEIVED S
large invoice Of Linen and Cotton SHIRTS from Carves
Manufactory, PariS.
Also
beautiful assortment Of Embroidered aud Plain Rosos
Collars, CrayatS, Handkerchief, etc. s4
LION IL ANDREE, ~
81 snd 50 Royal street,
'"-' spH Of BIen4iiIa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

5A
BACK REpuEItGas Plan oF ADJUSTMENT.
4 This Al the New York Irbune's plan Of composing
sectional difficulties
The true Compromise for the crisis is to buy all
egfoes of the border States and TINS convert
8herH into free States. Who would refuse to be
1aSed fDr such . purneae NO body who is not
fool or d traitor
AZ ytler words (says the Day Book it proposes
slis Southern vner shall sell hia negro, worth
- s8sps for $500, the purchase money to be paid
ous ~ the United States Treasury, into which the
Southern States have contributed more than two
thirds Of the receipt The PLANTER is to get about
66 lse for 4 piece q properly worth $500, for
she privilege I'll his & niger to position
t aoeialtand Political equality with himself! This
ssid N W roanro mise with the South andit is
J aaa aaat the Republicans will econcede. If the
gontherners think il rather rough and refuses to
esneiliate on such terms, he is to be hanged,
shsts aabred, ehelIed, coerced, subdned, annfhi-
latsd and rean nexeds by the warlike Greedy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

Alssssass @. p GIRARDEY Il Co wilp sell to. day at
ts 'tasa commencing IL O'Clock. lat Of
eosartliag hed hands mechanics and home
s srza htae accommodating advise those in want
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

Az GUARns. Notice is given elsewhere
applications for ladies' tickets for the anniyer-
aafy ball Of this com pany, must be submitted be-
fore i b clock, Wednesday evening next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

DoRbetsl' Commercial College,
COR. CAMP AND COMMON STRAIGHTFORWARD 1882
Open day and evening all to qualified for bu.
sness New students received daily all departments for
the Commercial CourseLangusges Mathematics
ing, Panmanshp, etc, separately.
fe;s 2nfs RUFUS DOLBEAR, Pres't.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19
Caution TO the Ptx1tic.

AS AN ARTICLE OF COAL OIL basey adulterated with
C"nphene, other fluids of similar nature is ,od in this
cty"s PURE COAL OIL as the article is not ,nv dam
gerous but being entirely devoid exceeuces of PURE
COAL OIL is calculated bring Coal Oil into dsrspute ORR
DUTY no THE PUBLIC, as the protection of our own
interests compes us caution all persons against throi,
away their money and endangerng their lives by Its use
GENUINE COAL OIL ONLY can be ob.ined q. NJ g
TIES olhhhI' fe15 2ptr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

Ss CORES Or THE GREsoENr, containing the
s,ficial ceeangs Of the Convention can lie had
u on counter, Hran pers for mailing.
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ItCeaety Dollars EeeeU0rd

ItCelaty Dollars EeeeU0s'G
VIII be paid for such evidence lead to the collec
ton of the following License, due the following section
of the City Tax and License Ordinance, No. 54i8:
SEC ST. Each and every person citizen the State who
shall receive solicit CUSTOM or display samples or
sell dispose Of goods other articles of commerce
IN any manner whatsoever either for themselves agents of
Others shall license hundred dollars payable on
demand or before commencing business penalty Of y
dollars recoverable before any competent Magistrate
corder for the benefit of the city.
Apply at the corner of Camp and Canal Streets to
GEO. W. GREGOR,
feI8 zpf Collector of above Jtcense
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

KNoWLToN ROWLAND
Remember that this result produced by Hemstreets In.
Initabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 50 cents and 81 bottle. Sold everywhere
W. f. HAGAN ( Co, Proprietcrs Troy n Y
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO., q Isl Chartres street New
Orleans. Tels 2n1nkw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

~ Settled Fox Ever! - The Important
question of poison in Hair Dyes CRISrADORO's HAIR
DYE has been anRyzei and declared harmless by
Robert Chiffon Of New York the Analytic in America
Effect of the Dye almost uparts let black
Or any shade OF brown Color rich, urA and uniform.
Manufactured at No. Astor House. York. Sold every
"nsre, and applied by all Hair Dressers. jas 2plm&W
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--latest French Styles.
HATS AND CAPS,
-FoR--
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AM bo1s.

FIQUE.T 81 BOUvEr,
1S...................C CAMP STREET ,. 70
Under the City Hotel)
Have opened an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the abova ,o.,
Goods which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS
1conss in part Of Gents Silk and Fur DRESS Rrrs1Nres
and TRAVELLING HATS and GAPS: Youths. Row and
Children's ZUUAVE and CHAssEUR GAPS oud r NOV
VELVET GAPS of every variety
n. B'-hlLlrARY GAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity
Gentlemen'S FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured 70
- usp"'en ana promptitude. NEG 2pSmeod
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUTLDERs
PATENT SAWED WEATHERBoARDIEG.
DON Rough and Dressed, from the very best yFTyoyv
FINE and CYPRESS timber for sale in lots 10 suit
at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE, %
'ss " STAR PLANNING MIL New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

sg- The Champion OF the World! - There
will be found Mt No. 81 Canal street. eh arrival of the celc-
brated SLoAT ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES the only real
Southern soil made Machine in New Orleans
jail 2plm&W NJ s, HEDRTCK Apcut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

s3"Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES, Nos 81 and 54gaver street. New
asEs dc 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

RTSPirit fnterCoursc-Dr. .yss, ". Mans
FIELD This distinguished Writing TEST MEDIUM who has
convinced Of most respectable and intelligent cii
of the power of spirits to Communicates has by the soca
ton of many his friends consented to keep his open to
visitors week No. 1872 Canal street that those who have
able pay hi, usual fee may now secure his services
from A. NJ, to5P. NJ. Price, 81 per communication.
felS 2n2l%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

sMaESG be SOEGEs
BUSINESS COATS !.. BUSINESS COATS s.! !!
OUR LARGE STOCK
CLOTH AND CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS,
Selling OF at Great Bargains!
100 BUSINESS COATS AT COST.
100 BUSINESS COATS at Seven Dollars
100 BUSINESS GOATS at Eight Dollars
100 BUSINESS COATS at Nine Dollars
100 BUSINESS COATS at Ten Dollars
100 BUSINESS COATS at all Prices.
FANNY CASHMERE SUITS-Coat Pants and Vest for Sl2I
-Our Entire Stock Of
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
win be sold at REDUCED PRICES to close the season
ss-call before purchasing, at
PIERsoN & HARRIsoN's,
feiS 2pSt No. Mogaslne street.
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as- Nothlng 1lse os service.- MechanIc.

rs Nothing Else OF service!- Mechanics
WILLIE N Y, March II, lSjS.
Mr. y. f. agan: have used Heimstrcet's Hair Coloring
for three ynrs and have found it most excellent article
1t not only restored the color OF my hair giving life and
strength but cured myself and wife obstinate erup
ton the scalp which nothing else seemed to benefit
fully believe it TO be the best article in use
Years, Respectfully
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

Southern Shoe Store.
wv. BRIGHAM,
-wKoLEsALE-
DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES
No. 80 Magazine Street,
Keeps constantly on hand well selected stock manufactured
expressly '0t the New orleanstF on 2psn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

The two Societies, however, which seem tn he
the Pfihcipal monuments OF MIR. Grundy's genius
are the - Grand National Compact of United Ro
mans" for men, and the " Ancient Grand and CIR
dial Daughters of Ruth,' for women The defense
set up In the present case was, that the prisoner
had only taken fees for initiating members for the
Order of Free Masons. The other society, as its
name denotes, was for the benefit of females
though Tickets of Dispensation - were issned to
male members also. or course Grnndv was on
the Dispensated list to which also was added, bv
some way, in court, the of the counsel assist
ing complainant in the prosecution The certif
cate bearing his name was subsequently, signed at
the request Of one of the Justices, by one of The
prisoners witnesses, who testified that she derived
her authority so to do from her position as Queen
Of Queens, and Associate of the High, Crimson
Queens House, in the Order. The Society has its
rooms at No. l52 Spring street. From the books
of the Order it appears that the financial basis of
the concern Is the aggregate of fines, paid in ac-
eordance with the following provision, taken ,e,-
battm from the book:
:" All members that don't put in Penny for
Lights in 3 Meetings Shall be fine 3 cents Anv
Brother who shall Spiton the -four shall De cents.
ANY sister laughing shall be fine l23 cents Attcs.
ted times seven in the holy Cordial.n
While subsequent entry on the minutes record
tnat " Seceha jackson was found l25 Cents if she
didn't have her apronn-which, it seems, is a part
of the regaa. FN'
The exercises of the meetings of the Society an
pear to have been combined of the literary ara
emotional, since vote is recorded that "Ithare
should be report in the next stated meetin0 a
sketch of love of one of the brethrenu
That sisterly kindness was enforced among the
members, may be inferred from the record of a
vote that sister Williams do brother atkin,s ,yasb.
ing on creditn N'A'+- > " "''''
= One of the prisoners witnesses was Rev. Mr..
SSreen who replied to the question if he was now
reverend, !" No, have backslided,'' and further
STATED that before he entered on the eosneI mis-
SION ne had benin the Tombs several times though
ns aehled emphacaliy that he had been at1 inmate
o. tnat any abode more than once since be was
Isn't that goodf Rather, | should think.
LRNFANP TERRIBLE.
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AUCTION SALES TINS DAY.

TUESDAY MoRSINa, FRBRUARY 10, 1851.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-25

re Several companies of Col. McMil-
lens regiment have been sworn into SER
vice. Col. Wood. inspecting officer, goes
to Lafayette to-day. 18th. to swear in q
portion of Col. Browns regiment.
RE- Gel. Whor!on, commanding at
Camp Noble. Madison. was in the city
yesterday. and reports that the full num-
Der of companies for the regiment to be
recruited there are on the ground. Some
Of the companies are not full. but will be
filled up to the requisite number in a few
days.
CAMP MoRToS.-Companies are daily
arriving at Camp Morton. composed in the
greater part, Of large and able bodied men,
Seven companies Of Col. Meredith's regi-
ment have been sworn into service. The
Colonel himself is sick. and has been
forced to leave camp and take room at
the Bates House. The general health of
the camp is good.
OuR CAvALRy.-Col. Wood, United
States mastering officer, who has had a
long cavalry service In the army. pronoun-
ces the two companies of cavalry that In.
diana has sent into the field. Capt. Stew
arts and Capt. Brackets. as two of the
best mounts" he has ever encountered.-
The remark was made yesterday as Capt.
Bracken's company was taking the cars for
Virginia.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-25
Colonel Franz Seigei.

This officer. who commands the Union
troops near Carthage. Mo-, is a native of
the Grand Duchy of Baden. entered its ar
my in 1910. and during the revolution of
1S4S held the rank of adjutant general in
the provisional army. He was the actual
commander in the campaign of 1S49. and
maintained an able but unsuccessful oppo-
sition to the Prussian army. In the battle
of Rastadt he had but 10. 900 men to ST.
600. and was overcome by numbers. when
he retired to Switzerland and was taken
prisoner. In 1852 he was obliged to emi-
crate TO America, and has since lived in
st. Louis. He was one of the first to an
swer the call of the President for troops,
and organized German regiment. The
brief outline of his life that we have given
shows that his brilliant success at Carthage
was no lucky accident. but the result Of ex-
perienee and educated ability. lie is
now nearly forty years of age. Colonel
Max Weber. whose regiment is now with
General Butler at Fortress Monroe. was a
lieutenant in the Baden army. and saw SER
vice with Seigel in the popular movement
against the grand duke.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-25

ed the part marked in the bill of fare, do
you wonder that the feeling was that the
secession would be q success Do you
wonder that editors spoke as they did in
their columns. or that men of business
and manufacturers felt as they did. or that
members Of Parliament were forward to
make motions. or that Lord John Russell
made haste to recognize them as "bellig-
erent power ?" But the programme has
not all been carried out. and probably will
not be. Things are changed, and there
will be corresponding change in public
sentiment. but it will take little time. -
These were revelations.
had suspicious that the active agents
of the South had been at work: but that
they had poisoned SO many fountains and
hal pushed their way so near the throne, I
did not suspect. These revelations Of
what was done in the dark explain the
strange things that did appear in the light.
| have spoken of this conversation to sew
eral Americans. and from one who has Of
ten been in this country. and who is inti-
mate in high circles. l received the fnllest
confirmation. He assured me that identi-
cally the same facts he had from an entire
ly different source-a source that could not
possibly leave him any doubt of the fact
that the whole plan was known here, and
the result waited for. Hence the confis
dence with which the papers spoke; hence
the feeling in the commercial and manu-
featuring circles, and hence the urgency of
cert in members of Parliament IN have
immediate action.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-07-25
Mr.. Bright Speok,.

On Wednesday 10th inst. Jesse d.
Bright. member by sufferance Of the Sen
ate Of the United States, after a most de-
termined silence Of many months duration,
under the most trying circumstances,
spoke. The President Of the Senate had
avowed his determination to preserve or
der in the galleries and suppress manifes-
tations OF popular approval or condsmna-
tion there of what was said in the Cham
Ger below. and Mr.. Bright. quite overcome
with gratitude. TINS spoke:
l am very glad to hear the Chair make
the announcement it has made. /, for one
Senator. make my acknowledgements for
the declaration that the Chair will take
upon itself the responsibility of enforcing
the rules Of this body without requiring
Senators to rise and make the motion. Our
rules are plain and positive. and we are
entitled to the protection of the rules
Some Of MS may. before we adjourn. utter
sentiments not Ia accordance with what is
the sentiment of the galleries. 1t is high
ly improper that they should express their
appreciation or disapprobation; and am
glad to hear the Chair announce thus ear
ly. in advance. that the Chair itself will
enforce the rules.
This intimation of possibility that he
mag say something unpopular is the first
indication of Mr.. Bright's opinions tha.
he has vouchsafed. 1t means that he will
follow the lead Of Breckenridge. Polk and
Powell. and if he does he ought to be ex-
PEELED on the spot. and o loyal man put in
his place.-Iad Jour.