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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-15

WAGON AND HORSE TEAM FOX SALE.
A NEW WAGON good harness, and well trained
n Horses for sale on good terms TIME required by
De purchaser, For particulars ssu On B. Pm, OF Edge
held lVGV-U
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: PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
go ,;SS - &c.

IHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
thWesern Northwestern, and Southwestern States,
nv continuous Railway direct This road also connects
al Pi.tsbure with daily line of Steamers to all ports on
The Western Rivers and Cleveland and Ssndusky Win
Steamers TO ali ports on the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direc cheapest and reliable route by Tnch
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Hes
Pataa hetvesu Philadelphia and PlttsburB:
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes Dry Goods 75c per IoOi1
lin boxes,) Furs, Feathers, De-.
SECOND CLASS-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin bales,) Hardware, Lea SOC per lOVn
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Bagging Bacon, 6Oc nsr loom
and Pork lin bulk }, Hemp, &c.......
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, 1Oe mar lOOS
and Pork packed } Lard and Lard Oil,
Flour-$l per Dbl. until further notice.
Craiu-5O cts per 100 lbs until further notice
Cotton-s2 per BALE not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice. p.a.
Ey- In shipping Goods from any point East OF Phiia
deinha be particular to mark package 0d PhldGeh:d
RaroId" All Goods consigned TO the Agents oil TINS
Road Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
ont detention ,,,..
FRKIoBr AeEYrs-Harris Wormley Co, Memphis,
Tennessee: R. F. Sass Co, St Louis; J. \: Mitchell
Son Evansville Indiana; Dumesnil, BellaOd Murdock ant
Carter Jewett Louisville, Ky; Mel ram Madison,
Indiana Sprgman & Brown, and irN n h Co Hnchnati
N w Graham Il Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leach Co.. NO
81 Kby street Boston; Leech Co. As.or House, ne"
York: No William street. and No. BaterA Place, New
York; E. j. Snesder, philadelphia; MagraW & Moons, BAL
timore; Geo. G Francscus, Pltisbnrg ~,
Il. H. HOUSTON, General BFe1g!t A9enf, P@@a'
H. J. LOMBAERT, Sapt, Altoona, Pa.
to ,5e-tIeE
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County ard State Rights for Sale. The only
BenZOie Machine that will give a good light.
For the Complete Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Influenza, Asthma, BrOnchitis Splitting
of RiOod and all other Lung Com plaints
tending to Consumption.
Q gSgggs Sgs g


THIS preparation is getting into all over country.
l. The numerous letters we receive from various
gents, informing of cures effected Ia their immediate
neghbohoods warrant in saying OF the best, If
the very Cough Medicine before the public
Ii almost invariably relieves and not unfrequently
the very When all other Cough preparations
have failed this has relieved the patient deal
Medicines, and Physicians testify Ask Agent
in your what has been his experience of
effects Of this medicine. If he has been seingit for any
length time he Will tell you Is the best medicine extant
Below give few extracts from letters have rsceiv
ed lsstly regarding the virtues of this medicine.
DR.. s. S. Osin, Of Knoxville, Ga sayE-I have been
using LvePwOFt and Tar very eXtensiYely in
tice for three years past and tits with pleasure my
belief in superiority all other articles with which
sm acquainted, for which il is recommended.
Messrs Fitzgerald 81 Brenners writing from Waynesville
N. c., says:"The Lverwort and Tar il becoming daily
popular In this country and think justly All
who have tried speak in coGmendabe terms Of it, and
tits very beneficial in aeViang the complaints which 1t
Ia recommended.
Our Agent in Pickens District, c., Mr. 8. K. McPs
assures us that he wh great benefit in his own family
andFecommends il to his neghbos He gives instance
negro woman in his vicinity, who had been suffering
with disease ofhe Lungs for years. attended with sever
cough, who was relieved by the Liverwort and Tar.
Such the good reports hear of this Medicine from
all parts OF the South Eor report Of the surprising cures
has performed m the Western and Northern and Eastern
States would invite the suffering patient TO read the pam
phle which accompanies each bottle To al say, have
Ope, have hopeI .- -.... .
fry the Mcdonnell BE warned in seasonIiI And neglse
that cough which daily weakening your constitution,
Irritating your throat and lungs and Inviting on that dread
disease, Consumption when soothing and healing rem
edy be obtained Rogers Syrup of Lverwo and Tar
Beware of Counerets and base limitations. The genuine
article signed Andrew Rogers, the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
Price, One Dollar per 6ottie Bottles for Five Dol
lars. Sold wholesale and retail by SCoVIL & MAD,
Ill Charities ST. bet Cont and St. Louis N o., Sole Agent
Southern States whom all orders and applications
for Agencies must be addressed. Sold also by
VOLS and G. W. Hendershott Nashville, Tenn and by all
other Druggi-tsthTough the State. anl2-hNtrwiv
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PENNSYLVANiA RAILROAD.

PENNSHL ANA RAILINUADs =.
FINHREE Daily Through Trains, between Phliadepnih
and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadsphis for Pttsburg at 7 A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia ct Z, A. Il. TIE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at p MI Snd P83TTS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at H. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, 7. NJ.
The above lines at Pttsburg with the Railroads
to and from St. Louis Mo- Alton, Gaena and Chicago,
m. FRANKFORT Lexington and Louisville ky.i Terra
Hante Madison Lafayette and indianapolis Ind; Cncin-
natl Dayton Springfield, Beleonaine SandusEy Toledo
CIeysland Conmp1s GAINESVILLE Masslon, and Wooster,
0Eo also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans ST. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had to or from either OF the
above places a., ,,e..
starting points, Passengers from the West will find thus
the shortest and most expeditions route TO Phadephla
Baltimore New York or Boston
THt)S' MOORE AGESr Passenger Lines, PkiLIia
J. MESKI&EN, AqEEE, Passenger LINES, PIttS5a1rg.
Phadelnha. lS5R-jane-ly
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CONLEY d JOHNSON.

Successors to Mcclure 4 MOorel
No, 10 Broad, and No. "a South Market 81
Nashville, Tenn.
u EEP constantly hand al kinda of Cookiav and
n Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental also, liz.
ware Crates, &e- DC.
Roofing and Spogtng done with neatnsss and despaeh
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mile
Furnaces, Foundres Factories and Stills done cheap a.
thschsapest. iauis-Iv
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WholesaleDryGoods, &c.
To HERCH ANTS nNaE


SAT1-FlF b thOusanl dollars worth OF new and fash-
- lonAble staple aud Fancy Dry Goods Hats Boots
Shoes C,Slug and hardware BE- 6c 10 be sSd AZ urt-
vale sale Tor Cash aud four months notes payabe In snk
These goods have been bought IN New York and Boston
since The heavy Decline a. Of nuiacursrs Agents
and by the package AZ Pfices yTynS to 50 Def
cent less than their prices June and july These goods
consigned To US 10 be clossd immediately IA wOF
we defy competition in this market. Merchants who d.
business 70 make money and pay give fur
months notes and pay them, will psa.e give Us call
Those long wndsd gentsmen who wiling t. pay lrvlu
rs to rs per profit goods fr the pfviss Of IL
months and then Day at Ibsir earliest ngen encs oar
house il no place for them
ALSO, thirty Thousand dollars worth Of new aod de-
srabe goods consigned be- sold at auction excu
siVely.
Our Auction Sales will continue usual every Tues
day and Thursday.
TEEss-All under 500 cash over slOo, months
time.
We earnestly request City and Country Merchants who
make up their Stocks in the Nashville market 70 try NJ
one pop and we don't do what promise then pass
by We take great pleasure in showing entlrs soek
u any and all who will give 6 call
TRABUE & LUCAS,
Commission Merchants
septl2-H BP&e No "a Public SQUARE.
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Royal Havana LOTTERY
DAY. DECEMBER lO<z, lsss.

The next ordinary Drawing of the RorkL a.x.x. -
fRRT, conducted By the snisk Goysrnmsat asdr ne
suPerv sion Of the Captain General Of Cuba viii axe
place at Havana
WRDNESDAY DECEMBER ln-s ,s.a
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THURSTON Il BERNARD,
No. 10 PabIic Square,

No. 10 Public Square,
Next door Calh0uns)
I'VE now have hand beautiful STOCK af Frs,rh
w and English Aerinas, PLAIN Plaid and Ambra
shaded all wool DeLsinss, BOmbaznes Cashmeres M
chester DeLalnes Pald Red elbow and bite Flsupef
ali qualities Also, complete stock OF STAPLE Good
Servants foods Of ali kinds which invite she ato
ton Of all CASH buyers, give gDod bargains
sept2s-u
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OLD BURBORH-
LNFTEEN barrels genuine Old BurbOn Whisky flour
years old 70 which the attention OF the city trade Is
invited. JOHNSON, HORNE co.
septl6 B&P Broadway.
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REMOVAL.
TNHURSTON d BERNAKD nave removed 70 No. Is
i PUBLIC Square, next door to CalhOuus where they
Will be happy to show their irst rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of BLACK, Brown and Bias Broad
Cloths Black and Fancy Csssrmeres; Vestings Gloves
Hosiery, CrsVsts, HandkerchIeis, 49,, az.
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M. WILSON tesuusd--Hs colleague htd stated ,bo
aets 20 the best of fs tHeullsctHn, aal wHs ont tn
ho expected thu tef .urh sevafe tl1wf. which bad
rendered him une Do efnuH hn rfuil la netf0ff aecu
rito in ov W raruenl o. 40 I'd NOT lev be htd
tntrudrd 100 inluHirr To- lhuiY. Uui Nlou In wfs
ats ahe io fatf bic fes he would h fHady tn meet
tho SEN tnf ifan -nnth tflns tn rt.s. dDplie.
n"toiiur, aos H'-umntuH of supfruu'uJ ly tin
srnaiuf, nigh ra fof wha 30 WIS wHffh
W. FfHef lui'd Zoo the avuwil OFF tf roHmht fhlt
he fpur,ted o the cinduoi OF afnnts HnH Thought
BE- wa. incuu enf hun ,s be- hsd not ptui,init in
debate tn tnf n.fdefthe extent, TO- wufd t. 90
ihe fptson. he silence tho famsiusd sih nt some
n gt SUPPOSE ihf1u1h feHf of iku conte quHucos
tu hmsulf Ne wished Co., dl.ahu tho MIND. ni soma.
nta f coy such mi' ppfrhen.loi exists lie h1t thus
&c ptucpttTd Nut slghily 10 debate. because h0ng
NOW meular. he Thought t uufe hecoHins foo hIm DO
listen th'u DOB sn-sk hut when such b. timauuus aa uH
senator fhlf. II .um1.l bad made, seto gwen, % gH
1e supp go. Sen 'tus Do not spaHt. that r'ssnn
bliss add uHwuhy 10 iatf va the taasol Of fhflr
stlenei Ne now shed o asler hstutuo approval uf
ferdnur IT speech hote snd sisewhofa tb 90 int ,ns H.
81 VIII Itovef and vhttrvef might be the tolso-
qnences tfa CONTRARY ductnne % ud prevail boo
ms rounty there would boz enf fo lb fiy of she
pfss., llafIy Of speech and the liberty uftbe people
would live and die together
NJ ffur iu ernf SEED desire Co. snsak uu tho tnio
about five nuies, but the hour had aised Cor cout
. etng thr specid order
NJ Hals mo,el to postpone the special otdef 90 %.
low W. Tiumhull 90 spetk
The nlotioa was nrr,tived Nv the fnliovinH vote
Harlan, $ wa.d rnouhs, 1iumhull. Wade, vii. o. 70
NAys-Me.sis Alamt Allen. ucno Ten heulirliu.
naes Blight own, $50 lsr, rass, Ctttaui len, dodge
Douglas Evans FHt.auict G-,ei. Huntet, l,rfsuuY
Jo u4Dn, Nf.Hu. retf.e. Pnu. RrI. -hHru. stuart
Thomson. lnucy WrlIof Wulhi. Nuler-le,
ST. Case ml|. iurhefl Kpiinaiiuu tef.r CO. in the
correspondence of Mr. Cumnton, which, Dee siId mis
represented htn.
rba Pfs.iaoar. VETO ofibs bu rr the iu.ray-a emf
Of toe mouh ol'he Nis.iss'ppi was discussed siuou
actou. Adiufnsd.
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For the Old Democrats.

There is capital article ior the old Dem
ocrais in to days Waichman. We wish
that We could send 1t To- every honest man
among them Boo the State lt is truthful
history ot the treachery the treason, of Dem
ocruc leaders To lhe Democratic party. Il
is the Testimony of Gen Jacksnn's nearest,
truest. uu-uest friend -nyr Of the old Gen.
enl himself Being dead, he yet speak-
eth" Hear mm!
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Light! Light!

Ave light beams from quarter least ex-
pected The ueachery Of douglas and
Pierce in 1854 aroused the honest Demo>
Gratis, and they piorously vindlcaied their
b,nesty by denouncing and abandoning the
traitors. VIZ had supposed that the rem
nan, WIS too h,rdeued in heart, too doughy
in head. too blind. to be reached at all
Thanks to the violence Of the ohgarchy - to
their rapiue, to their murders 10 the blood OF
Heating and Sumner, to The q mes OF Law
renee, these have been stronger than argu-
ment. than truth hself The cowardly blows
Of Brooks have knocked the scales from blind
eyes. They see, now not dafkly" by a
long shot The color is red-bloofy The
fires of the incendaries at Lawrence have
warmed the coolest hearts. A few days ago,
ONE HUNDRED or THEOLD DEMO
GRATIS Of the Empire State the disciples
of Martin Van Buren, and Sllas Wright--unl-
ted I'm declaration TO the world that they
will no longer be slaves. IL Is powerful
paper. which we should like to publish. Now
comes good news from every village and
hamlet. the Democrats are stirred up 10 eve
ny directions and they are leapng from the
old fold-thsy are jreei On Tuesday last
Locus f. CnTrENDEN ESQ., Of Burlington
publicly gave in his adhesion to the Repubi-
can cause at the Sd District Convention
DITTO Dr. REYNOLDS, late Democratic Sena
tor from Grand Isle County who testified that
there's mott single Democrat in his town
who now supports the Administration, except
The eGice.holders We learn also that Law
UNDERwoop ESQ. OF Burlington has taken
the same track. These are mer Of mark o
character. OF strength aud thu's influence
will ,en powerfully. The work goes braye5
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Important from Kansas.


L.wRENcr Kansas. Way l3, 1851
FREQ state Hotel
T}dimony prorng " Oirer one Of be
iuutfsrS Of Kansas r. here are men 900
l.esyruworth that will testify that the Hon
Nj. Oliver came INTO ihe Territory, AZ ONE
OF orr elections and mad. speeches euronr
aging The Missouri mob 90 acts Of violence
aud Go take from the people their Cousutu-
uu1-I rights, uniiI boo became 30 much iu
uxcat"d that be- coHd talk uo more. This
face wil Boo remembered BOO connection with
speech mlde by this same Oliver 900 on
gross ehrr" be states that he d'd not know
of Nls-nuran who came here and vni"d.'
The Destruction ~ laurence 1hrs0'eued
The mob about Lrc1mptun, LeavenNort.
AMI 900 the Borders, consisting cot Col Buf
ord's company. from Alabama aud south
Carolina. and Mlssounhns, are threatening
the destruction Of our town.
The q. $. Marshal etNs upon N, Mob
The y 5. Deputy Marshal has issued pro-
clamation, calling upon the people 20 come
to Lecompon forthwith, TO assist ln eriorc
ing the laws Of the Territory He states
De M the beginning that armed men have
resisted and prevented him from making ar
rests ln Lawrence. He came here 10 arrest
Ex-Governor Reeder, who raised point of
law, that he beng on HIS way 10 his seat Boo
Congress, was, according 20 the Cousiitu
ton. privileged from arrest; position su--
tanned by Messrs Sherman aud Howard, of
the COMMITTEE
Er Governor Reedrr's Correspondence irh
Cor. shannon. -Goyernpr Reeder stated boz
note 10 Gov Shannon and Judge Lecnmp'e,
that be- would appear before hls court, D they
would assure him OF protection from mob,
which they would not do
The Territorial .Hhtn ordered ow-Iho
militia of the Territory are ordered 20 meet
IN Lecompton forthwith 20 assist 90 the en-
forccment Of law 10 Llwrence. The KICK
apo1 Rangers SIRE at Lecompon waiting ore
ders 90 come down upon thI- CITY.
Col. By0rd's Men Commissioned and
.lrued By Governor Nht1HoH.-Ine men
who came out from HE South with Col But
ord, have been commissioned aud supplied
with arms by the Governor. They are de-
s.rous of destroying Lawrence. 10 free
Smle man can get any arms from Summon
he gives them aIl to pr1-s'avery men. THE
siuuuon of our people is critical and every
day am attack IS expected. Our friends lH
the East must aid us, 900 supplying men and
arms and insisting upon the immediate adj
MISSION Of Kansas in'o the UnI'n az Stte
The Labors Of The Comm'ssoH.-Tn'
Kansas Commission are pursuing their moor
with the utmost despatch. Fhey entered
the State on the loth Of April. passed ihro
Lawrence To Lecomp'on the Tefriiorai cap
ital, where they were 10 session four DAYS
copying the poll books aud census returns
all Of winch are taken DO toll. and the namo'
Of the Border kuiilans, real ana bogus, an'
such of The settlers as voted. Gen Wht
heid dechn'd lhe invitation 'N''uu'" 10 MA
10y the C"mnis,,,,,'', 20 'A'.n'ne WIN s.,s D.
Lec"mp'on' w 'n 'ne 'AI'p',,n o.. ''', 80
oaFs sPin' at eou.'''''i W.
have hel' 'he" s'uns AT u',S p'ac'' W.
examination "' ""n' "n' w" puo,0
WIN l'e IP'u" nv WI"
relative TO ule low pa'neI' pil"'l' "''u 0l''
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]flQrkGtg.
Cnmbridgc Marker, May ~.

A. Mifk' 3it etttls, mostly hasves, sipie-, eon
sisti. got W"ttiua uXcn.toNs and Calves NaHfliugs,
Two aud Thfee Nenfs Olds,
PHcrs-fxttH 81 90. 80, 1T qnallty $50 % 90,
2id quality 500 7.25, thirl quality 60 d. ofdina
~
Noktus pKon- None sold.
Cove sud CaiYcs-cl5 90.
Sheep ani Ltmb---.3 81 nj maikei. Pfices-Estn
SOD 90, pee hatd. uy nI-s Sd, 90 900 each.
Renafts-Neuf sano 80 iast Werk MHftet futher
better attended by buyers Hhd quotations shsde
higher Weston cattle continue tu came M freely.
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S Louis .Uy q. The Republican and
Democrat both have letters to-day from Kan
sas relating 10 the attack on Lawrence. the
Democrat Correspondent SAYS the stores and
dwelling houses we're lndiscnmnttely hrk-
en- epen, and robbed. One man, Mr. John
sun had 5 1000 worth of drafts ami land war
rants stolen from hlm. \ NJ Toplf' who
had been appointed last fall as Col. 10 the
militia by CIV. >hanou was robbed Of his
Commission, private papar=, watch $50 IN
cash, aud all hts clothing.
Mac York, Way % The Africa from
Liverpool the morning of the 18Th inst ar
rived last night. News quite unimportant,
the white Sunday holidays hal ulerered
with business and Parchment had ojlcarned.
BreadstulIs generally unchanged with
easier markets. Some circulars quote Corn
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s''1.u oe 7e' ASIDE SD Tar as IL Is competent
WI o.'I ',y'U '','.l l7 rs's'u7 why lne
o.' "'N''L ApP''pi
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we u.''' ''e 'esIlenl hal
Ve''eu 'le 'T"era' N'Nef ana Hafoor OIL at
''''' '"''''' ,'"z "e "'u'" approve
'''a' IN appropriations lor
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"P w '''"p '''"e' WIZ, ul'. slRseslon' ana
W 's e,''U' n''{ n'''o"ai ln US cnarac'er' ne
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'''N e'V jug "eu, OF .h7 Auel-
o'H s ue'''a' 0la' Oh ule resident
N,' "'"D' 'pp'o'eu %, ule IRE. "enV
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a co,,o,,,,,,,io, ,,,s rsce,yoJ from, tho
pros,d.r, o,rn,sb,a., oJJ,,i,n,l doc,.,.,,,s
,ol,,,y, n, ,bs lr,t,s6 ,err,,,,,,,,n,s ,o,i,,a,,
'bo o1e.,,,o of yo,',,,,, he,,yeo, NJ gncb,
nan .,J Ia y I..,,,5,o, A. R,.b,n,,
cbs,css ,b,r lard p,lmers,o, wlile re,ns'n,
m lsv an fbe','.rIs oi.,bs House NJ C.,,oro.a-
,l,, ,-,,,,,,l..,,.,. ,,, ,l, o,,is,,,o., o,,.s.
,,,, st,,,5 s,,b tor,s anil, az ,o,l,od hi.
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SIMS IAN winch o,r do,,15 !, 7,c,u M
t-.,,,,,o v,s G,,oJsd NJ, R.rb,par
fl-f11r State. Than I.orl P,l,nsrston was moi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-30

his wounds dressed.
From thence he was carried 10 his house
and placed upon his bed. lie is thus unable
to be with rs to-day, to pernrn the duties
which belong 10 hun ms a member Of this
body To assault member OF the Senate,
for words spoken In debate, ont of this chm
Der, is a grave offence. not Gully against the
rights of a member. but against the const-
tutiunal privileges OF this body; bur, sir, 10
come into this chamber aud assault mem.
Der IN his seat, until he falls exhausted up
on this floor. Is an offence requiring the
prompt action of this body. Sir. ! submit
no notion leave It 10 older Senators.
whose character and position no the Senate,
and before the country, eminenty fl them 10
take the lead ~ a measure 10 redress the
wrongs of members OF this body. and vlndi.
cate the honor and dignity of the Senate.
Mr. Seward submitted a resolution that
Committee OF five members be appointed 10y
the President pro tenn, To inquire into the
circumstances attending the assault commit.
ted on the person OF Charles Sumner
member of the Senate in the Senate Cham
ber yesterday; aud that said COMMITTEE be
instructed 10 report statement of facts,
with their opinion, 20 the Senate.
on suggestion of Mr. Mason, the resolu-
ton was amended so that the Committee
should oe eecle1 oy One o,u'e. "hen
Hessrs' Dass' AHeni D'uge, Fearce and
Geyer were elected
Mr.. Stuart gave notice that he should, at
an early day, ask leave 10 submit an amend
ment 10 tho rules of The Senate, declaring
ont of order any Senator who. DO debate,
should use language rejecting upon the con-
duct and motives of any other Snrafur: and
disconfle'nsIy aud improperly rejecting up-
ON ihe acton OF state other thin the one
represented by the Senator sprukinn.
l--ss o"i""e' 90 rs'y't" hii wnra chem
passed and lhe Sen4'e adjourned.
HoUsr.-ln The House. Me-. Washburn of
Nalue. from the Connutee 900 Elections zee
ported a resolution that james g.. Allen, of
Illinois, IS not aud VIM. 3. Archer IS entt-
tied 10 the see 70 now held by HE former.
Mr. stephens, of the same COMMITTEE, has
prepared q minority report
The consideration of toe subject was post
poned 90 the 9th OF june.
Mr. Chmp0rIl, of ONO. rising 20 qnes-
ton of privilege. Offered The following:
Whereas On The 20 day oi May Hon.
Preston $. Brooks 1nd Hon. Lawrence So.
Kent, members of ihls llou'e FROM Capua.
aud other members, euhcr as principles or
accessories pepetnted violent assault ou
the person 90 Charles sumner Senttur OF
The Uuici Srtes from Massachusetts, while
remain ng 300 bus seat in tle S-unte humber,
aud whj" 900 the per'omuce cot duIes per-
tanning 90 hls oilical stlHou: therefore,
Kesuyed-Ihat select COMMITTEE of
1--WE members be afroiuiel 10y the SPEAKER
To investigate the suhlrc', aud 20 repp-t De-
facts. with such resolutions IU rpl-rtU. n