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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27
Actual decrease Of loan. for the week.

The Ner ORLEANS Crescent Of the 18th says:
1--WE Lave no change in the general feature OF the
money market to-day. Exchange to-day was IN bet
ter request at the dividend rates. The banks gener-
ally reduced their rates to premium for checks on
New-Iork, and sums Of s5l 90 could have been OBJ
tslned from some Of hem at par, perhaps fraction
less. On the streets We heard OF sales Ut 10 $40.
No change IN 60 days sight. ais on New,lor
and II "n Boston, witt fair grade bills on
NeHl ork a. low as Sterling was taken at for
~, and 81 % for good bills Francs without change,
though parakIg Of the downward tendency. We
quote Jlci 5.lJ, with bankers holding Oh Pars d.
Iect at J.l3l 5.l@i.'
The Detron Aicert.ser Of tue sd has the GLOW
.rc:
TIE state Trcssur the Hon. Sias NJ. Holmes,
took up. the 9Th and l2th and Cancelled IN the cty
Of Aew-icIk, general fund boIds to the amount
S-l,3'O al during the present week he VI" dlsOuise
among tie several counties OF this state tBeaNeI
land excepted. the school money for the present
year amounting to 500 % u. making the disOutse-
nents OF two weeks reach slsl,Oly H. On tue III
q July Te4 the payment Of the neTe' e o. 6 SS
debt viii mature, which y amount to s'-'VV''
Tn Boston Jl1rHal says: -,
Notwithstanding the lo.s of about 500 %! IA the
stock Of coin held by our banks HAd s'eHHy i
for New-lcrk funds Oh money uA.ke' Has 1I'.tty
warned shade in il r,lll chaTacteslcs durng tLe
la.- VI on call tire was Very litt.e more A.
tiye for few days but this -9on subsded and AZ Ae
close MONEY was ofied ~ freely a. a. any time SINCE
January l. Ire general feeling nOw II that no s.'rOis
d-fn-bsro = kely % en- . money matters duEls
The Sumne-. unless excited by war Iaics or 'onc
event unna; ral and extraordinary in - Character
We .u5oed 2 " days since - The Prcp'tu'l Of
NH 4 k-cg - Ambr,se W. Thompson, ol tl,s
coy. 20 ,orrpete the S,euoeuy.Ie Railroad. By the
n,rs We uu:e, and the fra have Until the 9th Of
July &c decline ea.r!iag ou- e agreement, aud fur.
er Term o.. ~ d. ION ;' da;e, sLoul :, De- asked.
Ry = terms u ;hoir proposal, they ar - pay The
-'o Nod .r eel- pr aTLnn .n'ei,s. on t1e.r
80 ! ard .'uI'-'" TIE Ioad this:
Tie pttsr. .ro,te dI-ss e: lie road, 70 c9o.-a,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

to,. and o,h.rs hncudipg interest paid BY city ana
c"rn,x a., January amounts TO about $3.50 600 tht
ssas cCc and Of the bridges and connections at the
,ermini. bali million more-making IN all
The contractors are to receive in bonds, stocks ~,
A. geo eco They are to complete the road for the
COMPANY and in twenty years return it in good run
mig condition Whatever cars, locomotives o.,
they may pu; on IT, are OF course their own-no' oe'og
provided Tor in the contract.
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,.;,,,o,,t;n markets..Mt 70.

PARr-No.b1s doius oE want Of och 20 = 49, =, u,
60 - ri.r In. uuct ed. cloves SID 4s I.ttA- -
h. "a pine los woud bring - y % - ~ 49,.
- =. * Tor mixed aAt -6 81 Tor stfaifA lsIs
..in1 lie latter rae for Shipping brands ~ II" r-o
an A, - 60 Co.'s MEAL in steady deLa y! E'1
VGr,r dull esp flr pine lots sses iWy Dl' o a.
u q 70 s. RED, sid 81 - - - il 80 n in
befr.r elsrd ct the Dec wit "a IS io . o4.4
- S,.ser- s-5 sfc for Pennsylvania s'oat GRCctkiLs
Nth ts iocsl densLd fJr Coffee and sugar A. "a. taT.
$50. a .fsrce PRovIsfONs qlet AZ VfeE.'' ''7'
yvrrsEy a.. . A. 80. tx Lhts AID p - 10 Tor DDS
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La " LNIlELLIGENUE.
SUPREME COURT-srEcrAL TERn-Msy %.

UEIINTUNs.
DEGREES and orders IN all the cases which have been
decided by Judge Davies be seed before Saturday
3t leave 70 he gone TO. some
days
Before Judge CLERHE.
" illam S. Rogers ard wife agt. John Mclean ct al.
Settled. All the an endments allowed.
st, phen c. Childs agt. John Mousey, ct a.. Motion
granted =,
Pietro SovaccO agt. Louis Ginocciho. Motion de-
MED without costs.
David johnson agt. Henry Snyder, ct nj. Motion
denied with 10 costs be allowed in the sd ustuent.
Richard Halloran agt. Samuel W. Goodrldge, et al.
Settled II be stated that the Jury found the two
hsues, rs suggested by PLAINTIFF attorney; -.
Henry Dwight ir agt the Northern Indiana Rail
road Company. Motion grsnted-flO costs.
DIVORCES.
SeraphiIa J. Coney etc. sgt. Geo Conty.
II docs not appear that the plaintiff was ever an IN
habsn State. To authorize limited divorce oo par
have become and remain n1aoit 1nts OF ts otae
least the wear when marriage has taken place out Of tue
State" OR s., l47, S. 48, Lib. 81
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-MAY 2j-BetT
Judge BTrTs.


At the opening Of .be Circuit Court this morning
Judge Phillips by motion for the discharge Of VIM s.
Lyster A. j. Morrison, John Creighton, Addison Fanswoh
Cbss A. Walters and Geo b. Hall indicted for breach OF the
neutrality laws These parties arrested on board the
Northern Light weeks and during the interval the
relations of the United States and General Walker have
teay changed The DtrctAttorney made no opposition to
the notion which grounded delay in bringing the rs
"a TO trial but stated that could find his witnesses an
was therefore unprepsred TO proceed. ~ ,
The only important criminal remaining on the Uned
States Circuit Calendar that of Lasaa charged with fitting
out SLAYER, which Get down for Monday next
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 80, 80,
s., Sc, 81, 80, 40, Il, AZ, SO. -. . . 80
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos. $685. 357, 364, $40, 3, 81 A,
o. 6l4 257 ESQ 67 628 CSC 67 esq Cal 6i2 6t 90 Sos
AZ aa5 223 SOP OG I5 439 494 60 6iS $40 65l 6,2 655
ss6 657 658 $50 COL Oo AS TO- H. $50 So 81 So
SOL, 243, $50. $50, 653, S52 IN -, -,o -,,
SUPRrhE CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Nos $40, 55l, 552 553,
co. 2 644 cas- 647 648 sos, 500 SOL sos 5s SO Sill
q I'd az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

Wilson, Baltimore O. C. Peihns end friend, l. GssN II
o. Gsasl; B. WLisr, Me- King, August Cos.s,, NJ "
Yrs o. Plseoi children Ard seryAnn Gsvno Psr1e -
yo''sn, y. sper, Mr.. Palnr, Ny. crOt, M, ia
Oh, N, 'De ,se'. Mr., NsG",5f children and 'srr
arc. .n,. ,n5 NJ. s a': u l. Se,mOur Hoe Ia
n, p,ss.,t ", doe. John Nicholson, Mr.. eseS
L., As,,- ~.sou, J. Pilmss, Sums Antonio k!ru
Dr. r.m,ss eSiTs, A N.a',t Frances. ,i M.rtas
--su.i OF 81 Petersburg Russia toe Rev. Wicos, "a
snd children, Dr. ". L. WOLF. Ms, srann, Nj Mo-,
FIsne..eO Maestro Gl.aS', Co ceehEsa, Z. Asss.rlf
D. Gcner j. Ruiz j. Msrshsm Mr. Asnsw B O.rovssy,
Csbsllo, Lieut. Chapman r. n, Mr col.s A " Asurs.l
Krus Mr.. Sharpe Geo. MoehhcFt u Pont. f,roeb IA
West, Philadelphia; jos, R. ch~dlsr M Mr.. Henri
Martin Mr.. ard Mrs. Mccartney ara ehner-p sarsA
Musre Henry wof.on D. Davis, Mr. Lesic. Mr. c.lIn Mr.
and Mrs Viden, VIM Bogel Thomas hsitinssn TAos Mw.
rhy u Harri. Chss R,ht c Eel Ar.ns Gee and a,ashsr
Mr.. Can Mis- Day, Mr. Kri.che John Kelly, NJ Bennett
Chss Riley John Bslnutts, Chas O. Coop Goldsm \. T.
Zesr Mendssss hn Geo. Whtby J. c. Faeher n. Moa,
pssr Mr. and Ms rorison ard three children M and Nm
Andrex OesoD Paul Joson, j. and 5. Goldsmith Ms Vsnds
veer Mir and Ms James Clsrk M..-s Stsp j. Sell, strS
tosi Wm Opt, He,e Mf' Roberts, Mr., Jane PETER Nss
Necessary, J. wsmsley, p. j. ssader'on, MISE C>rol
Total
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i1dvertisement

the finest assortnenis OF Gas fATusIsn
this city which for beauty Of style and nsh are nneqosed
eompo,ed wholly Of new original designs Those about
furnishing houses with Fixtures will DO wei TO call and eI
previous purchasing esewhef GAS fIPbs
inserted lit bindings at the shortest notice.
JAS. g. MofFET, Manufacturer li9 ard III Pnnee-st
p. S.-CHASDELIERs IN taken Gown, fett hns'o OF
French bronze 10 lock equal 20 new.
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BROOK wv ITEMS.

MILITARY Yesterday two Flag Companies OF each
Of The REGIMENTS comprising the Fifth Brgsde-he 18Th AN
and ia PROCEEDED 20 New York for exercise and dr
Tnev were accompanied the officers and noDcomnsoned
off ;eIs Of the respective REGIMENTS
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ADVERTISEMENT
WoIFE's SCIIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs is

,e,crbed BY the medical faculty in Of Gravel Goat
Rbeumnt, inopieLt Dropsy, Collie, Kidney and Bladder
ouran;s also in Fever and Ague Pot ny IN pint ard
Quart bottles and foI sale by all the Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

" San Fur B,lh. ~, S-l] o0 BIZ, Fouf, 90
- - ssh., 90 Po.< Is Z" hse7 2)3 bushels Rys,
1000 Corn u 800 Co. on. ..I 70. NJea'.
~ ~ ri, Rc-oaS- % bis Flour, ~, 10. Pf)T'3a'
do Mki.Ev.
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IAdyerfiaementl

PRIVATE LECTURES on PIiRENOLoGY, given
BY Mr.. FOWLER, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
Of week. Tickets 25 For the course, 80
Professional with full written descriptions Of char
seter, day and evening, at No. 800 Broadway.
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AsHES-Tbe market is steady but quiet sales OF % ooH
AZ rs u for Domestic Pots and ~ tor fearis. =,
cOyIoSTbi, saple 4, very quiet to-day Parties rsner
% are awaiting further sdyices Europe The sales To-
80 a., sh,nt StO bales coutinue quote follows:
NETWORK cLAssHlcArIos
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Passengers Sailed

D. ,iecnisip StLInfic, J,r Lise,gA-hc' Dayso- VI,
Sa9 r. Dasi.on Mr aid Mr. ?. Rowe, hr. aud Are W H.
Appleton MI Nis, sE9 Master Mzngaaedos, ssfs CooPs
ard Bsi-y Phi aielpp4; Emil ia henan, AIs II lfHin
N.- DAtIey Miss DOM ELL Mis- Kemp, ". L. A j. L. DC
&, TEL " I'D rlfs Francis Wa'tius, nr Mo- Jh'ns
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Advert .semeit
NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND PHlEMACY.

TEE LAST UNFOLp'NG OF THE AIT or EALING.
My daily practice proves that CCKE CoNSvNPrIoS, in 81
~ varied and wout forms readily any other disease
Therefore desire 70 al Coos ptiVes bat particularly
eosc who h6vo tried al other physc without Ieiet
Hss NJ. J. ,.ARN, VI. D., Ne. 81 Lsf,yec Dlacc, v y
(first street OF Broadwa between IA and Sthss
Once h0ars From 10 .Gsge.y lr Ladies,
a. tron 20 for Geunemcu Wednesday, exceg-ec.
AL 1'Aef hours By sppoir t.ei.
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ibGvertisentnt. |

The fact has become absolutely notorious that
the hest PcruREs the resoLehe rste are 70 be pr
cured only at MoRASD DAGUERREAN GALLERY, No Is
Chatham 81. Call Lrd zee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

RESCUED FROM DROwsING.--Y csterday afternoon
small boy who bathng near the south Ferry got beyond
his depth sank for the third time when Richard Ford a.
employee the Union Ferry Company Jumped overheard aud
rescred bin The little fellow safely landed on shore.
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Advertisement
pc,rT,rry COMPILATION may easily be &C.

= NV ps,us Ire BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS. IL VIII
Tan F.mpes Freckles from the skin leaving II OF
fen'e "a ,os.,r hue towel. pour three
S,ors AID v,sSh the face night and morning.
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ALMaNAc......rHfs DAY.
spN-Ri.s. ass sets.......... Tl MooS-Rees. Milo
vArER................rHIs DAY
Sandy Hook. o. 10 Gov. bland. y Hcl-Gse. ~
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ih..s.. ,1ns st -.
c NAM EASY Wet your shaving

,is., warn eeld vser rSn, q, 'So 80. ~ s ot
SfBaLS o. THogs.sS F. .s., mn ss,ns the op~.
will msls Pnee only See' For sale BY FfHIoes
1on % pn1r,e:er, and Oh DruS,,.is
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IAdvertisement1

II IT G RA p II s.
The specimens shown by Roof in advance OF oil eompe
elton Stop No S6S Broadway, and them Dsgueueo
typss copied from miniature TO life size,
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Passengers Arrived

~ ,as,. I'm J. FaLr, from Nss'rg p NJ T.Tohy
D.r.irE Ialv and f.lni7: Jofrrhiae Kirby Mr 4 D xxx
wood Ma.s eJ,. D. J. F-!Aysou, Robert Be, NJ IA)n?.
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IAdvcrtsement

A FAyORITE REMEDY.-We believe no medl-
cine bss ever sven ro Of Ire efficacy than the Of
CEsArEp BIITERs In of DyspeIa AID general De6
W restoring health and ohesunes when Al other rened es
hayefa failed.
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BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, May 25-Ar. .hps merims,. New'Vn ssn )
Medfcsd Calcutta Mary and Martha' Les'o'ni ~" '''-'
Iyca.
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PRIVATE LECTURES ON fHRENOLoGf, ny VIZ
BOWLER, every Monday Wednesday and Friday evening
Wrtten doscrp tions OF ehscscter, at 3B Broadway.
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fAdyerusement.i
GAS FIXTURES AT REDUCED PRICEs.-The

suhcrbers anxious reduce their sock viii make LIBERAL
deduction O II oil their fixtures % CASH PURCHASERS
COLI l. WBITTELsEY, No. go Broadway, cor. 2ls:s'-
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~, fr,-. TNINVfTIsanT9T' 7
tN' lOCkfR OK Tfty S1,o,, s~,r an -,

tri, m ry,,r 49, ON TitE STOMACH.-Ml who sut-
- stencil D Se sAoai1 r. Al %. TycNry IN
s,Ststi,r ~ p>iA Ston Coushs g. D~s d, r,r
nN 70 A,,cr Iiee oaly loccuts ]. sl,3 b. .Hr
1''AtNs residence No. 4 Uovsr.tyy si h-oAseei' Dr.
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FsRpANks'S SCALES Of every 6ss.,;.;
STANDARD eightr sni Meas--->anl eli h III. Sa
kIgsrstEs ~ sac =. Whoicssie "a setsl ~ "sst-
FA'AFANhs &c, Sc. lSs fieae,.,
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lACVrr t.ss mel |
HrAnS


CO ENTRY DISC fPTIoN,
tor sale BY ". =. BKcwV.
No IL Pta q. Nea YlIk.
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We invite the attentinlnr. ~, ns ~


eur isif Sek Of CHANoriSEss and O. a'u "'Atfs 10
MirossLL hAltev CO ~ - iiStcxs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

Row IN HousE OF ILL-FANE.-Between y and
clock yesterday morning. a disturbance took place
.. the disreputsble house Of Mrs. Carter, Leonard
saree., during which a rowdy drew knife and stabbed
two men in the face, but not dangerously police
man soon appeared, but as the wounded men declined
making complaint against the person using the knife
he Mas rot arrchted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

Las. evening fire occurred in the dwelling house o
A. Wood No. III Perry street. The flames were soon
e,tinguished. Damage about $50 The fire 10 said to
have been occasioned by the children playing with
friction matches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

FATAL ACcIDEYT.-John Earle, a painter was in
ssnty tDled yesterday In Of fall received At No.
lis where ladder which he Standing
who engaged in painting the coDice broke Coroner Perry
Aeld inquest upon the body Verdict Ac denta DEATH
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ARREST OF GAaBLERs.-Capt. Let's of the Seventh

ARREST OF UAMBLEK s.-CHpI LttI5 UI IHt SVVVIVH
Ward Police with section his men, made descet late on
Sunday night the sesmaIs boarding house. NO o6 merry
veet Faucs the keeper OF the place and
MS wife besides thirty Spanish soors of whom they
found gambling and others in bed and asleep The psoner
brought Justice God yesterday morning. ~hch IL
police unable 10 tell when were
Rins which asleep, and consequently 'he aB@e
diseharred all except Francis and his vile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

Run OVER BY A STAGE.-John Yanaane, boy
years residing with has parents in Baxter street
yesterday afternoon the corner OF Es Broad
way and Cshane streets by stage No 46 OF the Dry DOCK
hDe driven by VIM. Lews The lad terribly injured and
Policeman Monaghan Of the Third Ward who was OOH the
the time, conveyed him 20 the New York Hospital
The driver arrested the occurrence was accidental
the stage being driven slow rate when the casualty hap
pened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-27

CHARGE OF FoRGERY.- Christopher Schaffer,
German arrested sunday charged with having
forsed Of T. III. Bow resident of NewJeIsey TO
note Of hand for 300 thereby deauding M Ssmond Seeg
Hz doing business No Cliff of that II
pears of February last the accused purchased OF
M tbeodolite and bis note indOr ed by MI own
n payment therefor When the matured dshon-
oTea and Mr. upon cash it, lie pronounced the
signature forgery and also stated that Schae had sold him
theodoite 500 The accused committed by jus
dee Rren for Aniu
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49,. 8. .-..-...---e- !. g v - ~ =
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-10

MASUFACrURE STEEL by KLrcTmcrrY-The London
Mining Journal contains account Of experiments
by which, in contradiction the ordinary method OF man
uacturng steel 1t is proved that process has been dis
covered Of converting iron into by current of cleo
tricy, passed through the iron when placed in furnace
and mbodied in charcoal, whereby immense sight Of
labor time and fuel is the immediate result The
operation OF the conversion Of iron into in this
ner gives greater power Of goverauce the operators
asmuch as the application Of the latter for certain amour,
Of caroon being taken absorbed concentrated and
amagamaed with the iron and thereby increasing or d.
minishing the action Of the battery, different qualities Of
steel will be produced with certainty regularity and eff
cheney which hitherto under the ordinary process Of man.
uiacture has been the object wanting
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-10

Kansas committed treason and dashed TO the ground al
hope Of executive interference No Chief Magistrate has
granted pardons to traitors with in their hands
or when actually trampIng upon the laws. We
why the Republicans wished to cripple the army which
alone could protect Kansas from the treason of LaOe
restore ozder and shield the people and their property
We understand why the republicans" wished 10
repeal all criminal laws in Kansas because, in that
case, this meditated treason, aud It's accompanying
crimes would go unpublished By their voluntary acts,
Lane and his aecompnces in crime have committed
offences deserving of the severest punishment and
which would render the Executive culpable to par
DON and therefore precudes his doing Had the first
offences stood alone with reasonable evidence OF re-
pentance the Executive might and probably would, have
interfered But repetition Of offences is conclusive evil
dence Of hardened guilt and defiant intent which wise
and prudent administrator Of the laws overlook The
President is bound to the laws faithfully executed and
in the present attitude Of this matter must exert all the
power conferred upon him by the constitution and Con
gress enforce them Congress in rejecting these various
attempts repeal the criminal laws and to restrain the
President in executing them have in substance directed
him to all his power TO enforce them When they are
submitted TO- and executed to the extent which duty
jonswhen the laws control regulate and protect in Kan
sas as elsewhere and the wrongdoers manifest sincere
greet for the pastit viii be time to consider the question
of a general amnesty or special pardon
We ask the American people consider this subject,
and then the inquiry What are the real mo
tves which tho Republican" party Do they de-
sign or expect after their defeat in Congress- to fight down
the lawful authorities of the United States in Kansas
Are they SO burning in their desires for political power
to seek it with fire and sword2 Is it expected that the
national government shall succumS to open treason and
to an indicted traitor? Do the American people approve
raising money among political parsans to promote ag
erosion upon the laws and treason to the country
Would they grant amnesty pardon TO men, with arms
in their hands, and who actually attempting to over
throw government and laws by force2 Why all these
vioences in Kansas2 The is obvious They are
designed to iname their passions with the hope of
ting the belief that their political opponents in fault
to aid their presidential arrangements Will the people
tolerate or rebuke these thngs2
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-10

BREADsTUFTs.-A Breadstuf Circular prepared in New
York. shows that the total exports Of beadsus to Great
Britain and Ireland from the various ports in the United
States during the year ending the 3st utmo were as
follows, be yet ascertained Flour $685.
1873 barrels against only 7276 about the same period
in 1855; wheat 7s500l2 bushels, against 300 OFF, and
corn 6e222o9 against 67s4555 The exports OF the lat
ter part Of August from distant ports have be added
the above figures but the statement is sufficient usa-
ton Of the immense increase in the shipments Of -four and
wheat during the past twelve months the year
ding The exports to the continent of Europe which are
bat small fraction Of those Great Britain exhibit an
equally large increase.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-10

try. II il is 10 be judged by It's deeds II is new 10
the practice and the usages Of our government ~
70 be judged by Of its outpourings OF sectional
bitterness IL is American feeling aud sympathy
whose usual current and kindly flow IL has rudely dis
urbed. Ii they force 20 10 the country such an
issue this shall be justified in my opinion in saying
Of this party that every step of its progress must be marked
by revolution and ruin and that plants footstep which
does not trampe down some umehonored institution OF
government sacred bulwark Of human society,
for one win hold this very bill as the evidence 70 su
tain all three OF the OF that great indictment which
We will prefer against them before the tribunal OF the peo
pe first that they seek destroy the constitutional rights
OF the Senate coordinate and equal branch OF the
legislature Of this government next that they seek 10
usurp to the legislature the rights Of the judiciary and to
destroy that Judicial independence which 10 essential TO
the due administration Of justice according TO all the An
goaxon notions upon such subjects and third that they
propose lodge in the hands OF the Executive such
and such discretion IL would be utterly unsafe 10
give according TO old notions OF wellregulated Amer
lean constitutional liberty.
Mr. President speak the sincere conviction of my udg
ment when say believe that the verdict pronounced
upon such this would be overwhelming against
them But much opposed TO that party in princi-
Pile desire political party triumph such terms
these Much as would like TO destroy that party do
desire its defeat at such cost all the best interests
Of the country would be occnsioned by adjourning
such issue this. Sir well what IL is to be-
know that its consequences upon the property and the
credit of this country upon the estimation in which
be held abroad upon the confidence which people
will repose in the stability Of institutions, such
would them disehargng their duty, and saving them
selves from the great political dangers and risk which, in
my opinion attend such course by passing the bill
its usual and ordinary form, and saving from the
OF this great issue which go before the
people unless they reIrace their steps.
Sir upon any question of courtesy OF mere expodency
would yield as far any man but upon this which in
wolves the constitutional rights of the body to which be-
longnay which involves the existence of the constitution
ITSELF cannot yield No, sir, not for moment Here
make my stand nor will recede an inch