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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-12
Kansas Movements.


A company Of Kansas enQrans, numbering one hn-
dred arrived In Cnc,nns the 8,h inst On the dav
Of their arrival, they cid meeting and passed the M
loving resolutions -
Whereas We individuals, are ewigratirg tc Ks.aas
to and happy horsv for ourselves anA
freedom favorable to the literary moral and po-
iea Institution, Of State, and congsn.a Win
mspt than hose Of ssysry and Thsrs.s " w r.sov~
nc exclusive hight to any United States territory ta
part of the citizens Of aay section Of country;
Re.o we'd That while we shan labor to secure the D.
trooucin Of kvnsas into the American conecsracy
fet ate We shall cordially welcome citizens Of part
Of this UnoD to share IL our future no and sha1
scauesce In the institutions selected for the Sta bJ
nti"rii Of Its bona fde settlers.
Resolved hist whie will Gcredly respect the rights
Of oers we shall defend our own, 'pesceahy VI cAn
foJcibIy we must"
Resolved, That here pledge esch other, ~ men ana
az zena, oNr ctrdd sympathy. Best counsel sad most
carr est support in carrying the principles Of the pre-
cediig preamble and resolutions
EMIGRATION PROM THE SOUTH.
The Columbus (Ga) Sun says tnAt fifteen entgranta
for kansas sf that CITY Sunday, TO join Major Buferd
at Montgomery; and he Monteonery Mail alta ed thaa
the afternoon train OF Saturday brought one bundceA
fifty tmg ants who to proc Cd to Kansas uuosr
the conduct OF the gentleman. Tney nearly
all ourg ano full tf en- husiasm. the total num-
ber of smigants in the city Sunday two hundred
The Atlanta (Ga) Lteliigeacr says-Jussing from IL
m ther rp, 70 va Sc ny, tSss r
smsrt spzipkfins" OF sonthevDers In that inteern
rgiop before msny weeks. GA Wednesday night SOM
en- THURSDAY noticed snorher company of fry-oSs
all armed and equipped, going their way rsloloing
hey from Cnar ston and other pointa OF S0ueA
Carolina. company gsnized in this city sxpecsse
to leave In few tor the same testinau =
| SHE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, KANSAS CON .
| MITTEE.
Hon Mtrdecai )iver, b. Q. Of Missouri, arrived at 30.
Louis The ID Instant on his way to Ksaasa, being
stmber OF the committee 10 inyesigAte ths circura-
stances attending the resent elections IN ihA yoryityry
Ts cormis ion 10 expected to begin it, sessou a. -
ver worth or ut the 18th 20 OF the present norss
Meaa,s How ri and Sherw cd, with coye1 ocr gaAror
sriysd ~ 81. Leni' pE The s.b on .aer var "a xA~
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NEWSPAPERS.

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Y
Norma Dar,op." continued in exquisite ct, ain;
While from under parAsol. Far ny AGAIN
Peeps forth ard speaks out IN her seIn.ieat vein;
Mira. seourr ey's poems CT s,oriss . tsin;
hditNr BopDt RS good things, uttered in vain,
Ard 70 much besides that 10 readeY'i complain
That better his four penne in pocket rad lain.
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Il tod
new novelette,. worthy letters Of godi
Of the New World The bor- the scene In the Old:
.'lhe Gunmat er o. Moscow" 6oh .'u ey ard beld,
Or "VAdiU r, the Monk - and auchor cod,
"A Ia of the kmpire" = heu Peter uprolled
hussa's conqu uerng to-day = LENGE Ek ~ unfold
ih.s story in talt. Get ere they're all eold.
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EvEN nERE As YOU BEAD. BeNNRa,s WIsDoA

Fer tho LEDOER this mnrring Ia tie richest Tor years.
Full Of matter fl r nir.h, AID election snd tears,
Ard ali that Journal To fresi-ee endeare;
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But re, timent sncb o. be ine lect cheers
though challengi g, mayo soma evt 0B&'l sneers-
Who's 10 OIy save spo TO rens6 IL arrears.
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MO PAPER 80 POPULAR EVER WAS KNOWN:
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EAcH WEEK BUT nCREAsEs raE GENERAL FU

While subscribers and buy ers come In by the score;
BY hundYeos and thousands )re.
Bad thought Of paper. e1sept se bore.
TIL the LrGGt X tsV!r vcn oped and still more.
And they cried N its beautiful stories "kncoreiv
Ard studied its pictures pondered ths- DER,
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The Adjournment 81 The L|gtela uro wednesday night
WAS scene 10th houses had, some Gays previous,
sgreed to adjourn ct 10 r. NJ As the Of
seemed require it, the Senate proposed to proopg
the session till Fii6ay-fcr tweniyfou hourse even for
six hours. The House not only refused, but consumed
the time by wasteiu debate the subject The Appro
pration bill passing tito the hands OF the Assembly.
they refused to reinqush it, though the senate asked
for it. fer the purpose, IL III sad Of receding from their
amenements In that event. the bill would have gone
to the Governor, end become law. But the House
determined to defeat the bill to force the necessity
for extra session The Supply bill shared the same
fac. Among the other bills Lost the Assembly
Apportiopnent Senate District, and Judiaal District
nils, the Canal Superintendent bill, the Temperance
the stockbridge Indian bill, the Charles Watson
Contract bill for Sing Sing convict labcrD the Railroad
Com mistione repeal bill; the New York City Charter
and Police bills the State Arsenal bill; the New YSrk
Park bin and Gy Hall bill the Schuyler county bi,
ard Kent county, and al other county pr jeots.
The Broadway bill killed before the coee Of the
sion other projects; though thee will
coubedy be revived If there ia sestion ana IL
the hope Of this that animated all those n
terossd In defeated schemes to bring about the crisis
and its supposed necessity.
In the Sea Ste when the hour arrived for adjournment
Mr. Barr speaking In behalf Of his olsin 70 seat
His eoquence cut Off midway by this advent of the
hour. SO that plot has failed
Thers some 600 bills the calendar OF the As
seaby Of which 400 had passed to their third reading
The people have escaped With only ZOO They are fortu
rate In this.
The failure of the appropriation bills will sfest only
the fiscal year beginning October 1sb6, until which
time provision Is made by the law Of last year From
that date until the Legislature takes further action the
state stops payment.
The rss refused to cali extra session. aud
mad, poliical point Of H. aud viii prcbsy not be cis
posed TO relinqu,eh the advantage.
TIE State ohes will dc uetleas be barrassed In the
uduct Of the government ty tho refusal Of the rsPrs
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River aud steamboat News.

The river was at a stand yesterday with
about z feet water on the shoals.
Arrived since Saturday, City Of HUntsville,
from Memphis; Eclipse and Ella from Cincin-
natl; Nettie Miller from Rowens; and NonticeL
10 from Rome; and +. Lorenz from Pittsburg.
Departed city Of HutsUiue for Memphis;
Nettie Miller, for Paducah, and Monticello for
Rome.
The Ella departs to day for Cincinnati.
The SaLLie West departs at 6 ?. N. for St.
Louis.
For THE CNoINNATI OoNvENTIoN.-The
ALeOniG leaves this port Tuesday next for Gin
cinnati, and will contract to take delegates to
the Democratic Convention and bring them
back. The ALeOniG is good sized passenger
boat, with large number of ca pacious berths,
aud every desirable convenience, she is also a
fast running boat, and will make the trip in
good time Delegates and Others going, to the
Queen City, would do well to secure passage
at once.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-20

LOOK TO Your INTEREsT.-J. L. & r. W
Brown will this day TUESDAY, Goth inst.) at
III o'clock, sell on the premises, in Harding,
Hall & Haslam's Additions, about forty most
beautiful lots. At about half past two o'clock
they will sell great many very desirable lots
for the North Western Railroad Company, in
the town of McGavoek, on the corner of the
Buena Vista Pike and Jefferson street. On
nibuses will leave the Square at eleven and
two o'clock.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORT. Furnished by the Associated pres..1

New York, Nay l9, M.-The steamship Phila-
delphia, from Havana, with dates to the llth, has
arrived. Nonews Of the slightest importance.
New YORK, May 1.-The steamship Herman
sailed at noon for Southampton, with 500 passsn-
gers and $4,000 in specie.
WAsHINeroS, May 1.-THE reply of Lord Clar-
endon to Marcey's despatch, demanding the recall
of Champion, was received at the State Depart
ment this morning. 1t is very volumnous, and it
is understood declines the recall of Champion.
! All Foreign Legations have determined not to
recognize Padre Vigil socially or officially.
SEEArE-Two messages we're received from the
President vetoing the bills for the improvement Of
the mouth Of the Mississippi river and the fats at
St. Clair river. On motion, the matter was post
/ poned.
| Mr.. Sumner spoke in relation to the Kansas az
fairs. "
ST. LOUIS, May ls-The o. S. Marshal and dep
! uties left Kansas City on Wednesday last with
requisition from Gov Shannon upon the authorities
of Missouri for Gov. Robinson, who stands indicted
in the district court for treason against the United
States
Sheriff Jones is convalescent.
| Mr. Brown, the Editor of the Herald of Free
dom, was arrested while endeavoring to escape from
the Territory.
Gov. Reeder has fed, but it is thought be will
be captured.
Judge Fame, of Georgia, was appointed sheriff
until Jones recovered. 1t is reported that he has
been shot at twice while performing his duties.
! 1t is said there are 1900 men in Lawrence armed
with Sharpes rifles, strongly fortified with breast
works and possessed Of two pieces of artillery and
their intention is to resist all attempts to arrest
them.
About 1000 men have responded to the procla.
nation of the Marshal, and are encamped in the
vicinity of Lawrence and Lecompton, their aVowsd
purpose being to compel the people Of Lawrence
to acknowledge the organized law of the Territory.
WASHINGTON, May l9-HoUsE-The House took
up and passed joint resolution authorizing the Sec
rotary of the navy to despatch a vessel with pro-
visions which may be privately contributed for the
Cape de Verde sufferers. Yeas 1928; Nays "a.
CMCIxNATI, May 19-eveniDg.- frm.-
Bulk sides u. Mess Pork Sl6 Whisky 2la2l1.
Sugar low: fair Sc. Molasses 45c. River-there
is about IL feet water in the channel, and rising
| slowly.
NEW YORK, May 19--evening firm
Sales 1900. Flour firm. Wheat firm. Pork
settled. Coffee, Rio III. Sugar heavy. Molas.
ses firm Bacon scarce.
New YoRL Nav 10, M.-Flour steady, Straight
State 62s6.OO; Wheat unchanged; Pork unsettled
Lard l04.
CECINEATI, May l9. M.-Flour 525a5.70; Mess
Pork l5.75al6 O0 Bacon, sides 81, bulk ditto Il;
Prime Lard 81; Whisky 20f; Moasses 45.
The river has fallen 10 inches.
PITTsBURG, May l9.-The river has feet 10
inches water in the channel and falling.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-20

A NEW GAS BuRNER-We were visited Oh
Saturday by Mr.. W. a. stiner, who is intro
ducing new gas burner. They have been
tested by the citizens of ST. Lofts, Chicago,
Detroit, Indianapolis, Louisville, Lexington,
Frankfort, New Albany, Madison and Cincin-
natl We have in our Office, and are very well
pleased with the light it gives.
''The light emitted is clear, thin, beautiful
and brilliant, whilst we are assured that they
do not consume as much gas as the old burn
err. Of this, however, we cannot speak know
ingly, as we have not given them sufficient
test. Their single burners have a very small
orifce, which they call the Scotch nipple. 1t
is made of steel, and becoming heated to a
great intensity, consumes the carbon of the gas,
and gives a white, thin light. They estimate
a saving of 80 per cent of gas By their burners,
with better light than is afforded by any
other burner now before the public"
We commend them to our citizens. Mr..
Stine- is stopping at Mr.. Coleman's, next door
TO the Verandah.
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NASHVILLE:
Tuesday Morning, May 20, 1856.


1t is favorite employment with Dem
ocratic papers to impress their readers with
the belief that the American nominees
have not the slightest chance of success.
Statements have been made that Mr.. Fill
more would not get an electoral vote. Es-
pecially in the South, would these noisy
braggarts have it believed that the Ameri-
caa nominees viii hardly be in the contest.
The idea Of Fillmore's election is regarded
as the remotest probability.
We are requested by gentleman to
state that if any man entertaining these
opinions will present himself, he will wager
800 to $1,000, and repeat it five times,
that MnLARD FILLMORE is the President
elect, dead or alive.
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AnIi-Bridge Meeting,

The Anti. Bridge meeting advertised be held
at Phillips corner, Lower Market street, on Sat-
urday night the 18th, was, by request of the
friends of the Nicaragua meeting of that night,
suspended for the present. A meeting will be
held at Loves Store, South Nashville, on We'd
nesday evening the 2lst, at half past O'Clock,
and addresses delivered by Judge Nancy, Judge
Humphreys, DR.. @. K. Winston, A. B. Robin
son, Esq, and perhaps others, in opposition to
the location of the Railroad Bridge across the
Cumberland River. The citizens generally are
respectfully solicited to attend.
A. L, DAVIS, Chm'n.
G.. W. NANCE. Sec'y.
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Harper for june.

W. T. BERRY d Co., have laid upon our table
Harper's Magazine for June. The following is
a list of it's contents:
Sulphur Springs of New York-The Bear
and the Basket Maker-Astronomical Obser-
vations in the United States-Ballad of Bunker
Hill-My Observation-Disclosures, New Offering
The Gree, Epidemics; the Plague-Miicent
Wanted, a Healthy Wife-Rise of the Dutch
Repuic-Little Dorritt, (continued) Monthly
Record of Current Events-Literary Notices
Editors Table-Fashions for June, &C., &c.
a new volume commences with this num-
Der.
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American Music.

From the Music Store Of ]. A. Mcclure, No.
33 Union St., we have received the FILLMORE
SOHosTIscHE, a most exquisite pieceI of music,
composed by F. SouthgaJe, and dedicated to
the American candidate for the Presidency
Fillmore music is the @music of the Union"
to which the great American party is keeping
step
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-20

HAGAN has laid upon our table, CYRILLA; a
Romance. By the author of the initials"
New York: GARRETT & Co., IS Ann street.
And FRED. GRAHAM; or Masks ana Faces
By J. Frederick Smith: New York: GARRETT
& Co., Is Ann street.
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STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH to sell my stock farm situated Immediately at Union
Depot the Memphis and 0hioRailroad and the Men,
phis and Sommerve Plank Road IL miles Of Memphis
containing Clio Acres 300 in fine state Of cultivation;
the remainder finely tmbered and all under and sub
stantisl ence-a good Two Story Framed Dwelling Framed
Negro Houses Stables for twenty horses and hundred
head Of Cattle. selling from my Dairy IS worth
Milk per day There Is Acres set in fruit of choice
quality. will sell the Land Crop Stock and few likely
young Negroes and give possession Immediately will sell
the and deliver winter Here the best chance
for party familiar with Stock Raising and devote his
time the business to be found in West Tennessee This
place divided into nine Lots with beautiful Building
Site wood and cleared land each all and with
a good road to the d-pot
II sold privately before the list July 1t will on that day
be divided sold in lots suit purchasers together with
my stock consisting OF seventy ave head Of mostly
with calf by my Bahmin Bull twenty Mares with fca BY
Nebraska stock Of fine blooded Hogs and Sheep; Brah-
min Bull Memphis and Cow sasanah my young Stallion,
Nebraska by imported Sovereign Ann Glencoe, four years
OLD
wishing examine the place get farther nor
nation will please call me, G. b. LOCKE, Real Estate
Broker in Memphis orit will he shown by overseer, who
place The train the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves this place at ~ O'Clock, end returns at IN
O'Clock, p N, every day. JOSEPH Il. FERGUSON. e.
maN13-lmdkW
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HORSE POWERS AND THRRsEKRs,

IA \ have IN sasss o Feanys,Hana RoFss PoHers
w and fhrs1bsss vheA eaa y pasd siiher ush er q
wo hosss. fAess nscaea have soed ~ teal q f9eaiy
t.atea lhry keFs ftesnty eefn moea aRsogsa d teef
gearing snd gsnsta elnstrncleu ms4sn9 tAaa hEAaHF
arsnGi tAsn AeF et1sr naehne u We haNs A1e ona
Is fese Eaehnss pas ~ a. ste7s y cznpes verkia1
eFdeg. aE4 ASts Al intsrsstsa g cal aa4 sKaHi1e
aF1s-ssaW MAcE a nAMfLI0N.
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MARRIED..

At Rose Hill Sumner county, on the 18th inst,
OF the residence OF the brides father, Col. 10. c.
Guild, by the Rev. Mr.. Harrison, BANTER SMITH,
Esq, member Of the Gallatin Bar, to hiss BETTE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


FAxnY MEpIc1KK-Every Family should keep on hand
some tonic Alternative and blood purifier to administer in
sudden attacks when Physicians cannot &c had Carter
Spanish Mixture above Others the medicine required
for while IT is perfectly harmless Its effects powerful
that no ordinary disease resist them. For Biousness
Darrhea and snch like complaints, has fought its way
into public favor, and now stands unrivalled
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED BT rae MEDIoATKD VAPoRs.
DR. WIN HUSrEE brother Of DR.. Robert Hunter respect
fully announces tc all those who afflicted with diseases
Of the Throat Lungs that he has returned to st. Louis
where he intends permanently to establish himself.
There Is probably class Of diseases which wide
spread in their nsture terrible in their results
diseases of the throat lungs It. therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest sOuoe the profession to know there
be any means whereby diseases be controlled and
smeliorated.
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
peculiar study several years. and We have found that
the only whereby these diseases can be reached is
direct local application the prescribing Of medicines which
are breahed into lungs in the form Of vapor and
consequently brought with the whole internal
the lungs The Ct treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance sending full description Of their
case will receive treatment according to their symptoms.
WIN. HUNTER, NJ D.,
Office on Eighth ST., between Pine and Chestnut sts,
apl-3m West side, st. Louis Mo.
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Far -
TOBACCO-The demand continues active, and
the sales to-day have reached 500 hhds., OF which
259 at 6allc, 1877, comprising 10 at tic, II at &c
2 at etc. aud 80 and l04c; 10 at &C., 1873 at CSC.
and l4O, SO and So on private terms. The market
Is frm for all grades with reduced stock on sale.
SUGAR-The stock is light aud prices are firm,
with sales Of about 400 hhds.
MoLAssEs-We notice sales of some 500 bbls. at
S5iaS7e for fermenting, and S7iaSsic per gallon
for reboiled
FLouR-The transactions embrace about 1900
bills, Of which 600 superfno Louis at So, 200 II.
linois at the same 400 fancy at $50, 40 also at
6, 80, and loo extra at Z, 90 per Dbl.
WHEAr-We have noticed a sale Of $50 sacks
prime AT | ,25 per bushel
BACog-The market has been 6rmer, and we have
noticed sales Of 6b casks prime ribbed sides at ste,
and 20 ia three lots at the same price. We also
hear OF further sales yesterday Of so casks at Ia
tic for shoulders, Snd siaS4c per ID. for ribbed
sides
LAKD-There has been a good demand at irmer
prices. with sales Of 900 bbls and terces, compri-
sing $50 tierces al 9ie mixed lot OF AS bbls. and
tierces at she same a56 tieTces prime AZ 94c, S5
also At 9Ie, 100 kegs prime at lOic per 10.
wmsKY-The makei Is tirmer, aud We have no-
tced sales Of shout ESQ bbls. today, including ITO
Recli6ed at CSC; 200 at GET; 100 n lots at 2sia9St,
and loo DeIter's at SIC per gallon.
NOllNE-l Ne uNueaCtinuh cuibfaCtN AhNb oAESt
including $50 Rio at l0tai0ie; 90 al II G.; 800
Lagusyra az ll4c, and so at &c. per ID.
GuNKY BAGs-A lot OF 400 bales was sold on
Saturday reported on private termsl At 81; equal
20 cash.
sara car Of Il. 500 bushels Ivies was sold
to-day ~ &C per aushel Also, day or two since,
Of 1000 sacks Liverpool, one-siHth hne, at CSC
per sack round
ATLANTA, May l6-4 P. N.
C0rroS-s 10 10 cents receipts very light None
Offering
BAoOs-Hog round to 10 cents; Sides, clear l
cents; Ribbed let cents; Hams i0iallii Shout
drrs cents
BUuER-Good country 90 cents per pound,
scarce. Tennessee 10 70 Is cents.
MoCgR1's TosAooo wAREHousK,
Ciarksville, Tenn, Nay \.
Sales BY W. S. Mcclure OF lIS bids tobacco IS
folloss. SOS, sos, coo. ess. 700. 79s. 500. ses,
900, s9s, iOoo. 1925. 100, liss, 1900. l7eS.