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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
DIED.

ATWATFR-On Wednesday Arul So Albert Atwster at No
The remains ere nterred Cemetery Of the Eveesns
BFLLMFRE-On Thursday May S'rah Baker infant daush
ter Of ArsdI and alexander T. Beliniers
Hndson psIers please copy.
BLAUvELT-On Thursday morning, NAV Mary Blsuvelt'
oIy daughter the late Timothy L. Bsuyeit aged year"
10 mounts snG ~ days.
BrLKEIEY-In Brooklyn, Thursday, May Charles T.
buckley, jr., in the 2lst year Of his ase =, o,,-,.
Fun eral o the residence Of his mother NO. oO Livingston
erect, Saturday, at o'clock p M
CuKREY-on Thursday May Ann Mcmahon, the wife of
John Curry.
ne SIsr Joha1r T. Diercs. John Il aud Csthsrna
Margaret rieIcks aged year, months and day.
aged s yesrs son Of Mr. Esnes Of Rrookyn
The funeral will take plsee cm the re- OF DIS ~
Is Hicks street. Brcokyn on Sunday, the 4h nst az =
BoBBs-Ip Broolyn on Friday evening May q Rseecss
ard those Of me family are invited to stiend hs'
fane'hon suod,J 4b sst, et z IN tom heI late fss
Boston papers please copy.
KEysER-on Thurdsy May Mrs cathsrine ksy'er aged
years apa months.
MANY-ou Thursday May /, Mr.. William Mann in the sli
year Of bis
MuILAN-Af,sr short bot severe illness. Mr.. Bridget
N Esuba, in the sSth year oi Aer sss
oSBORN-In New Yorh Friday MAY By the accidental
iAre Of partition, Edison o'o0rn 0 o'"'AyA 'sea %
rI IT,. md seousin,A ces of the deceased well the
m.u be-. Of Un,n Lodge No AZ Q Of o, p sad jOeP,
Loose s. A NJ Invited to stend b.. fnpeIs on saodsy
CbmsS corner Of Coz std Pre.dert streets BrcOsi,n
PlLMER-At Mount Holly. NJ MrS ykErsaA rAtMss.
o1iinav Bar.,ow lw6cw Of Nathan Ps nof esq ssa
liz death publsLer Of Toe NewJerey Mirror IN the ssa
xasr IN Lsr ssa Mis-. Palmer OF fhfTm st"k non
Gsnoy,r Nsst snd Canterbury Conn ssd n 1871
with her husbard migrated on horsss'sE 10 MHkesoaTe,
Penn Sbe thew lived till 1878 when thy nisseS Ssn 20
Mount holy and established Tue MrT5 which has o5en Paw
l,hcd PAner and by bis wic yer sin sho Nv
The odest paper s.ste MIR ires died sif ahi his
widow than % age reviais' ts nAI'e
Cspe.tury ana srent SOFA, time an Nc her =,
q = renafks e energy s-e 81 OF
ehrtcer combined with ir3Dovlbe eSeerfsess a afis
A5oni her v deeenisns arc her s0as eneJ
h. PArer OF the Advertising Asency and yrdSe rApet
Of POTABLE her ads1glef, tho we Ct the kss
Ate C. Thomas &c The late Gov 3srs,ow of Wsoonsia Is
Eef nephew.
SNITH-On Sunday, April q. her residences In East New
Yok. Mary Arm Smith. vile of Rsnsoul Smith.
and relatives respect, Lyed 70 sttene ner
funeral tsundsyJ Ae Chapel Of the Cemetery
of the EVerSreens. al p IL
TOMPRINs-or THURSDAY morning, Nay l. sse1 70 yeas
Jereuish Tompkirs
yRrUEOn Thursday morning May l. Nancy Virtue widow
a., the s,e Robert viEtue, tie 18th Of Der age
wANzfR-Gn Saturday Apr ~ near Savannah Geo Moses
Wsrssr cf Bath Long leland in tbe tis' yeS o. ms Se
r trend. Of he family invited suens D.. tanern
S,,S.x The 4h c'clock ct his tse rvssdscc ce sn
fns I.sud repaips will be ahen " the marble Oeps
ter In Second street. Esw.fors. tor utsfmsn1
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
POPULATION OF MICHIGAN.
To ne Editor Of 1As ~ y. Tribsns.

To ne Editor Of 1hs N. y. Tribune
SIR: In The SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of April %
saw an article headed Progress of Population"
in which the population of Michigan for 1855 is set
down at seq 374. That was about the population as
taken in April 1884 the time of our last State Cen
sus, exclusive OF the County of Saginaw, from which
no returns for 1854 were received, and for taking
special census of which an act was passed Jan. ~,
1855. IrcudiOg that county aud some other omls-
sions, our population in April, 1854 three years
aud ten moDths after the UOited States Cen-as Of
1850, was about SIC 900. TIE population OF Michigan
in June 1885, FIVE years after the United States Cen
sus must have heen at least 500 000 Increase of
over 40 per cent in FIVE years, instead of 2s o. Un
der the apportionment OF 1855 ratio Of 900 to
each Representative (see Sess Laws Of 1855, act No.
1O4, We hove, incudiog Sasi sw County, so members
of the Houfe of Reprt sentatives.
Although the great bulk of emigration westward
means of our two prncps railroad tboroughfsres yet
we are receiving annually-especalIy since the pas
sage of the Graduation Act Of le54a large accession
20 our own population of the most valuable kind-be-
ing mostly from Northern Ohio aud Western Pennsyl-
yana ard NewYOrk. a CITIZEN OF MICHIGAN.
kiseSi00n, Apih 70 1856.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
AHrfIeA.

s,au,hp Janestowp Parrish, Norfolk mdss and Psss 70
Inssu PeAsauts NoIdsy p m Gu Cn 1eoteasue pe''ei
eIr II Payton With loss OF topmsst and part OF nssnS
Shin Aer res ,Brena) scAilng bremen, u days na'e 80
40 rs.@ "a Cercbs CO. April LAT u D ton =, ~
no M, boat had he Eudocis OF 81 Soas -
" rsrt,y stove (Before reported By ship -,
:, ,bis not who of pess.Dsers and crsr.I
:. - 90 ~ r.,.es .hip Issse Wnxht, tor Liverpool -
aii, cx az aoAls Marshal, LysrporA 20 sat' .x ,rk
7eS -. 70 Esrb~ck Co From tie lot 70 - IN .pDks
- b..yv v-.ieriy yale. No date fs, a. I,,rt@.L
enee1 s,sr :, d.,. from Ns~orssn: of da,is rsr
TIE c of NJ had ore birth and ons DC AKA ~
sh lof Bosop BaDter s.s sa,P Robert
SLP N =. L.,c, March CT O'braiAi - =, 81 w. lon
Ia 49, ~ Bes.on bound west~nL lind r. The T. cams
e. - - sin I'll hitney OF be'on ,.penspced very isat
J,ar,sS tLs 81, ai.s March ., and AA
the entire Is.i.ffeT ~ More An'"s' ''
Ship Chabora.s ,S' " Eiwen Co, - Ian. 81, .e
ndse ard oo- Rsnin1 IL h.-yx -eather
TO vessel 70 " ss xprn IS lat Il H. iSs- VI z
Loot boat, bels1n sspe~ Tor Lond;n. sx ,o.too.
syohs ship hssunl- Po~ ell, Apascnc2 % 49,
Bsi II Gsn .n5.t,on Co hound 70 SoASon, = "a 70 - =
ke. TO sn a the captsn e-iss scA, - - s ~
the ssrrs ,Brrm Wessss Bre@sa - days ID soss - ana
safk A:.rSI Co. APai u. - ~ ", lon % ID - 4"
sirs Tprr,., sehsuf Bssissns IS dsys handy
Bnh = Msetts Hss had hesy uestheri lost sais, Dol
u,,is ,s.u Mar CBr) csrd whascr days ras.er u
s.,-r Rxperisbes1 heavy sAh1r
~ Obi 1Brl MeKs,, D. JsaDs. r., q hys. sugar.
y,s..f.dt seAums vessel 70 IL Smith NH las -
o, II stoke bie Union, Il Esst MachAa, stsenss Sh
lar 50 ioa. II sJoks ssAr. Ahhy Lindsey, eerns s.
Bris Neptune (Bs HsSAiss BCts6ss aays naoszsed
&c % oier Hsl vssy hssvy vsAsAss; besa II days r.
Hssts.ss With lesyy 3, ". sleA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
pL;,,der,h,a Markets. MAY 2.

Ixspr-1oy or FIoUp MgAL the wsek ending May
Isss rs s1 bbs sup gLouR 4 do. ts< tine do I'll
DO N,Gahrss; 1853 do RYE FLOUR 500 do CosS MEAL
III DO condemned. Total. 1888.
QUERcURos BARK is scarce. snd wsnted a. artnsr al
v.uc- The CoTTos mset rcnsias very aur, snd on.y
x small los bsye charged hssds st about PSevos rates
FLouR-ISs .sket hs. undsreoDs no change ,s G q LOS
bLl. sfe az for strsSht brand and 50 obs AZ
hut that ,uce exact made public Some 500 ob
M,dSps, so ,old S3 256 IS - b The hcme lem ,nd
!. moderate within tho of &sgSS obi as TO bra IA
the .er for sncy lots RYE FLovn and Coss MEAL are dull
st previous quoted rates 81, ooo.. o.a - -,
adsl 40 for reds sI ps so for white-he latter
r oed lots less active, without much dofns IN ns
and good dry quo ed at 56951c for yeoS
ard see Tor OATS duh but bush good soatneh
s,euSh ic saoat RYE steady 7c- for Penasylsania
The srk.t for rather quiet About Wv osts
Coffee have been sold oi k and 500 hhds .uoa su
The Provision siket bnoyant. Win hIm
,fe dspsud for Cut Meats aud Macon at fully iruer
tlons wHsxY firmly held al Aid1oe Tor hhds and -"
ys but there IL naush DONG
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
Sales Of Sticks at Phi hAelphis .,--HAr

Rep,ted for Tns ThIhuNs by J h e ~ ~ so
Cit s.. gi 2eo DO tI.n. S' oo DO osecSn @ 81
csps Sc e4; 2s Lcas I.lsod RR sswn ~ s,to b. lst
ii PeDns KR ~. SCpion Canal no Reaiips Ss e.aS am
AL do. s3wn, ~; -" do cash ffi 40 so"n WI .o
CO "a; S Besv NJ RI ,sst; Ch,.trt Hill RI ady., -;
10 Ccnolidsor BARI G p n Is eirsrd Bank, ies !! do,
Q. 4 p, I2f; 50 do.. c. b r, l5t
Be,,ceeu B,ard,-4co CRY g. New. r,n. 9'I 1"v rsnn
RR Is. ri mort b. ss, 80 Reading ailro'd' ~; f~d'
s6wn fff m . o.n, oco 4, c..,
90. sol Camden and Amboy X. ts 't M $50 do Io 81
iSt Nenis Csnsi 1915 200 Reading r. ~, 50 do b' a..
SO 20 5wu 4ii ioG Iona leland RR ISL 20 Consn beos,
n; IN. Lib. Cos IS. %; SPhnadeiPhs ssnh faAJ' P'
Bank Of PeDIa b5, ll3a - .n
ans, Roa,d-7 Ocs Penn So in ots, s+t 700 Rssiag T.
al; 81 DO h5 sad int iit; " Penn RR, in lets All .
Xirkneursh R.R.. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
FROM VENEZUELA.
Consspoi denos of Tie Philsdeiphia Exchange.
prVprn Capxt,o Thu~S. a.

PUERTO CABELLo, Thur-day, April II, 1856.
All difts sulty between the Dutch Government and
ouIs is amic. hy and boDorsby sed through the
te,position a,d Ded ,t'On o the American aud Brit
isl Ministers. Tie Dutch men oi-~ar have taken their
departure, ard the repOAe Of this Repabic which vas
recently senouey penaced, Is Likely to remain uahq qui
end uDOisturbed for many years.
Produce Is coming in from the interior great abun-
dsrps and Coffee i active at lsi oi4I. Hides me ia
good demsnd for the United States at 81 and Deer
skLs $40 IS to ell.
Congress is still in session at Alcaecas, aud is sc-
hons are not remarkable for decided or import ant
legislation. The bark Thomss DaiIett will sail this
evening for Philadelphia the bark Sarah Ann is res1y
to sail for New York and the schooner New. ork nom
New e-York II loaOiDg for Baltimore.
The bark Paez sailed l5h inst. for Philadelphia.
The country is healthy busness progressing with
elergy.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
MARRIED.

ACKERMAN SEXSMIrH- BY the RevtDr Watson MT =
Charles Alderman 10 Mrs Kate Wsron only dsusher ot
m, Hon Oeo sexFmtL Of Charleston, )
BEfpIEN EDWARDS AT hew-Rochele, en- Thursday
morning Nav l, by the Rev. Mr.. Roberts. nr. William
Ressie al Nsw.York to Miss Mary Jane Edwards
FAIIE~GRETR-On Wednesday morning April 80 by tho
Dr. Tyhs, Edward FAie to Emma B. dAasn'sr 0 oe'
Greer esq
PoRTf TfNs-ATKINsON-In Philadelphia, on wednesday
krrii so bv be Rev Wm Cooley, M James Porteus Of
NawYok TO Anne eldest daushcr Of the late Louis Atfn-
son ESQ OF Sally ymouLt, County Mayo, Ireland
BsuiIs and Ei niskhlep papers please copy
RAMSEY-OYERTON-ln this city on Sunday, Aprl a 6y
the Rev Dr. Ferris, Chancellor Of the UniSersity
.fths late l. sbou Wescott eco.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK..
Clea rcd. .

s,..u.bin.-At.so Lines Bavre ~ Lyips- -,on. Empire
CO. W;,Sfs Havana and New Orleans. ~ o. lyberts
sit-yss (B,em H.ris, Bremsn OsIehs 60. Sport sport
Kp,m.n an Hss.n., Russell 1 vinins.
Rsi.- Ae-, ThoP, JsekseavIIs Brs, Son ne TO-
H,,SspIpe tBr Croker 81 yohp B.. Edmon.,on Bro
Biis,-Kse Anderson Mshoney Cienfas so. H. " BROOK.
rs,x Co 8 Webster, NeFsdden. Wlminso on Stursess
Co, YLure Perkins, Boston, 8. W. Lewis Wrsnsrl'
Prrrs1 Kiesin Satin, Funch Il heinese ,,. u
Burt slasLt; l. McDonAld Hoiey 81 Johns n T. Barron
BIos Oolobs Deasey Havana B. Gse,i ~ p,sn' n.s n
seos q. NJ sshsu- ,, -... p....,
Sicop.-F Brown, Gardner rroSdsaSe "@s'''' i''"'''
Fowler Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

The Imports, it will Be seen, are nearly twice as
large as in the same month of last year, but only
about three niors larger than in Apnl 1854 The
,,,ount withdraw from Warehouse is LEES, and the
amount entered for war.housing greater than in 1855.
WHICH shows falling Of in the demand for mer'
cband.e. The exports Of merchandise show an in
o about eco, oco and the specie decrease Of
about o, 100000.
The Iu 2vrts Of Dr7 Goods sor the week ending
to-day. are o. Itol sOi against ssos 43i, ssme week
last wear, The details
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

duce their loans, which corse they are oompeled 10
adopt by the running down Of her country balances
1hs usual at this .easva and WI, probably continue
ior three or four week. yet.
The Arsgo to uonov will probable take three qaN'
,e,s Of a million In gold.
The Commerce of TINS port for the past nosth n'
been a. follcws:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
Receipts or Produce. MAY 9.

By Noyh Rmey Boas-l.f9 bbls Flour, 95 bales Wool,
20 sides Lesther 7S9 bushels Wheat, $50 do. Malt
n, E,is obs Flour $50 pkEs Prov sions 800
tts Whisky Leather. IS bales Wool rs bags Malt,
scl Fruit $40 q. Buttor.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
Phl.AelpAi. Irea Markes-MAr ..

The Pis Isos tes the Pest week s,-s sssS
a $50 ,urs half which No at Slo No - quoted
al sss No. the Susqushsrna, = 2s aud No. ! ~ ~
Bars in good demsnd AZ e7ee$7o Rails. sos ksus SAG
"a so railway stikes 81 80 50. Sheet Iron In good
reauest Plates held hrmJ with moderate eomand
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

CLERICAL PLEASURE PARrY.-The Rev. "
TAompsen Of the Grand street Church h.s we % Ia H.
ehsrtered cabin of the clipper Dresdnsusb snd VII sa
frv dave With twenty members OF bis congregation nf ""
Vesls rect and reetestios 10 Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
ns.rL.,. Peported by Telegraph.

A,R.sy FRIDAY May q ls8-Sses tod,y OF so bushels
MALI Al 81 40 and bu.h MALT for Pale Ale st 81 56.
500 bu.h two-rt wed MsSi-on County BARLEY o. D. to
arrive by railway 2,0OO bush. OATS at +c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
Uni0n s defending President Pierce from charge Of
unfabfuness to the South in the appointment of Mr..

Uni0n If defending President Pierce from charge Of
unfabulness to the South in the appointment of Mr..
Reeder as Governor of Kansas. II says:
sener Virginia calls attention TO the fact that
be OF President Pierce the Soatb poeusr stress
bis Of Gov Reeder proof of bn willingness
fte-oers ard asks whether, at tbs time VI his
Gov Reeder regarded soun1 national
Democrat II is ia this question wt1
entire confidence and that OWN 70 tDe time mar Gov
the duties Of Governor OF the
Territory thee had rot been far e.e heard OF a. lar
a. the President heard breath Of suspeioa a. to his
entertaining Soil Abolition sentimeats be
IoiIed under the that be was strictly aAd
honestly uhtloLal We able state fur hor, on
ebable authority that whiie Gov keeder was Ia wash
the time OF his appointment he coLyeTsod with
Southern gentlemen tho subject OF Slavery and Ae dssTed
them buying S1re Lhdn h0rse,
.'otes to eaTry We have understood
repeated the sentiments his 70 KaGtas We
will hat have had occasion than
heretofore that has been appointed by President
Pierce ofoe wfo the time alderUof BY him
he faithful sdbeen Of the Baltimore platform sf 1852 the
subject Of svery lfsDy sppo tments were made contrary
TO this rule ii done under msaPfrhonson as to h- post
the sppoptees We may add that the dences Of Gov
Reeders toundss strong that President Pierce
gone IL is therefore the ioustceo
refer Gov Keeders appointment proof Of the Presidents
wilI 20 favor freeSolers"
We are rot inclined to credit these stories far a.
they affect Gov. Reeder, but they certainly
cluiive as regards President Pierce and the grounds
on which Offices are bestowed OF withheld by our
present rulers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
Nv TeleRPauh.

BOsTOS. MAY 2The bsit Jsoipto, for~ Galveston fs
Bosion. wen, abre ast bisbt Moloasy Chsths
this npruiI sot al without damage
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-SrEcIAL TERM.--No. 1877.
O1pER CouRTs.-Motions and decisions.
SUPRIME CoURT-BROoKLYN CrrcUIr-Mo'tddg
Msy6-Nos 34 40 81 So 49, co. 6i 81. 6S e4 So TO- o. os
H. ", 70, "A, rs
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
LAW LNI,ELLIGENCE.
MARINE COuRJ-MAY q Before Judge MCCARTHY.
FALSE inPRIsoSMEST-BowHRY THRATER.
@. Il. GIifiii ibs att Wn. H. smiley.

u. II. H.
In this case, which was reported III TIE TRIBUNE
Of April 25 decision has been rendered for tba pAnth Tae
action viii be reinembt red brought by frmei stage
discharged by Capt Smey claiming 20 act partner with
Isaac Wsldrop the proprietor at the time Of lis
ueJ Grh name how ever, coltiou@d to sppear the
bills manager and the 18th Of December IN ,de
IN LucTeLs BoTs1 On that night be appeared usual IN d
Snoys orders at whose stoI be wh locked
into the ladies' arrobe which he ba into az his
secod He detained there upward OF hour FOR which
he clsins 50 damages.
Mccarthy in deciding the said The evidence of
Mr sldou that the question h. the manager
and proprietor he Bowey Thesetht that day well
bad never DIS hal ged authorzsj his shrge stsndo
uncontrolled 2eached On the 29h Of December the
bills Of the Theler Issued which the plaintiff
the Manager am therefore compelled TO
that the plaintiff bad right TO be III the fhester the
II the defendant had the authority to
Mr. GrbS the 2th he had the 20 psvsn
publication Of the bills bod him before the world as the
Manager the 18th But the defendant had
the gbt eject the plaintiff from the budding, cas- bs ue
of hi. liberty hnd such right ehe ia prino pie
authority The law permits party ~ esct an intruie from
BY force and If that right be wsved
the violation OF The nights OF
the intruder he does his peril The question then IT, what
ss be the Of damages TO b awarded the aintif
he actual damage person Of the pa t Is ths only
alton the fcation and Tdoule be suffered
well pt and dsTepue IN which hs authority
large persons placed also to be est atsd
be regarded the punishment TO be inflicted the do
fsndant violation Of the liberty Of the ;iazsn
judgment for the plaintiff for Al75 with the
usual allow GLce.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
u.,L.... .C.RryuLLr RKroRrrD ,os TIVE TRIsUss.

Decrease.
rOTrONThs marie has further declined la OF cent,
ana i. heavy this reaction predcsfei
uIo that prices had reached tns topnost point
and boden became snhon. TO rosi,e which '
saIes to day Of t00 bales We quote
Ekw-voRK cLAssiticAIion
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

IA ID X. De MolH
sHs Isons. Tro~ hrdre ~ New H'veuJ Isnfsr, Bsrss
Of New HsvenL "
,, A,..sIs' ht H0~s Pasboro. N s., 10 DAYS pi
hsHln anrn whsTore ST. JOAn. n B. days ialbsr 70
ea .I0'ls sa-slsed, vsse.. sd.,s, timber to B.e.
sohT. Bnrrole. Mott Noble a Law. oo,,.. A, D., s,..
Cesin.n Co April - Ia y S. Ion ~ IS s,.ssss.s -
nss with Ashland. steering " w. eA''~""~
sehr L w neisooi. (LR ssed Ner.hoa NJ oy,..,. IL
dsy-. cotton. &c, 70 Laytn iuiia, "'"'o''ss" "
sehr John hGsges, RJsr, M,sli.s lums., a, r., a.
Co. "'eNS S'@
Sohr Esry HsI es Young. Boston ssA
Schr Mcses NsiiI &, Nelly, Portland, Ne uA..
Sehr Margin. Gold ~ste, ssoo. b. siins. to uas,sr
Propeller Shetuetet, Geer. Norwich.
SALED-Stesnship Empire City, Wnile. fot Havana -
New worlesns, Dvsdasusk sanuels fos Liverpool ssa 20
c. or-d 81 0uarsi tine.
wIND-Durins The day, n p With rain and foe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03
cOuRT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERm-MAY
Before judge Incl GRAHAm

Ann Woods, by her next friend, agt. John Woods
Mosion 10 disrniss action granted with BIO c,sA
Michael Purcell agt. William B. Jones, &e--M otion
payment OF 81 SIS OF motion ana
disburfeneute costs Of term sbide event of suit
George l.. Quelet sgt. Elizabeth Qu'rk.-Motion to
order Of suest deDiei Paias costs SlO 70 sode
,,.
John w Logan, &c, sgt. William Heelman.-Mo-
t,ou 70 col frm the report OF referee grated .
lanes H. Iapel,y v agt. George W. Daly ly.-Judgmert
for ana and order Of reference ASCERTAIN the amount Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-03

Asr feet Of outward hound ve..es chez W
Spit.
The hs wm B. Nssh, Of cheuyfsa recently s.her, -
Staten leland tescb got Of this morning
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
From lie l)aIly News


The Mount Holly (N. j. Heyahf refreShes our
memory IN rrgaId 10 circumstance in the career of
Col. Fremont which viii be regarded remark
able coincidence this time, whrn tie Black RcpU-
cam- IH such throes OF Indignation in conse-
qurnce Of the assault Of MIR. Brooks upon Senator
Sumner. II i, indeed, strange that these men
should present To the country candidate Tor the
Presidency, Who stood. years ago precisely in
the position which MIR. Brooks occupies, the
violent a>saiidnt of United States Senator for
words spoken IN debate. It will b. recollected that
some five SIX yeaTs ago, bitter controversy was
carried on the Senate between Mr.. Foote, of Mis-
sissiPpi aud Mr. Benton, the fatheT-iH-ldw OF Nr.
Fremont, bch the former INDUCED in per-
sonal remarks the latter. After the Senate had ad-
iournrd, Fremont way-laid Mr.. Foate in the ante
chamber, lobby adjacent to he senate, and assa-
ed him with great voIence-blows passed, aud they
were seperaied-aiter which, upon the inSismart Of
Nj. Benton, Fremont sent FooIe challenge, which
would have resulted in a hostile meeting, ii mutual
friends OF the parties had not, bv great eXrrton,
brought abont reconciliation. We hope that The
black Republican press and orators, should they
have occasion to say anything in deHuncIatioH
oi '.brutal, murderous and cowardy'' outrages in
the Senate Chamber, viii have the fairness divide
their Indignation equally between Fremont and
Brooks If the conduct OF derserves rebuke, the
other surely is no less innocent.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
From the Daily News, (FHimoye.)
FREM0NT AND WASHINGTON.

Charles Remande Republican Leader of Ohio,
thus wrote to one of the Delegates 10 the Phadel-
phia Convent;on 0rrrFsement: a
''Col. Fremont should be placed at the head oFrHa
ticket We at the West desire his
nomination. He will be acceptable 10 all your con-
stItuents,' &c, &c.
The same Charles Remond thus spoke of Washing
ton at Republican Convention in Boston, May 3oth,
last:
Remembering that he was stakeholder, he coalR
spit upon Hqt scou1dyel, George Washington Misses
aud applause The Kisses, said MIR. Remond, are
shareholders in spirit, aud would ensave if they
could. Hhat, he continued, 50 FanetH Hall
anil Bunker Hait he not permitted 10 sboio that
that seo~ndrsf George Hashingioa had s'siacsG his
fekoac-men
There's modern Republcanism illustrated for
you!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-01
From the Daily News, (Fiimore.)
FREEDOM FOR KANSAS!

Money! Money Money t-Wbenever Kansas
meeting h~ld, appeals made for money. Mo-
neg the first and last appeal Of travelling nisiona-
ries, OF .'Hnman Freedom" But what becomes OF
money thus rasedl Who knows What has be-
coie Of the many thousands Of dollars raised 'lor
Kansas in the different cities The dollars raised
10 help the people of Kansas to ''Frecdom," never
reach them. Among hundred evidences of this,
we quote from the Boston Journal OF July lst, let
Ter from Ex-Mayor Smith, of Boston, travelling in
Kansas, dated Fort Beavenworth, June 3lst, 10 the
Ga=etfe, in which the following paragraph occurs:
enquiries made at appropriate sources 10
ascertain hOic He Dt0ey e2pemaea which the pa
perS'say has been literally raised in Boston, New
York, Chicago and other places, for Kansas; and
the has uniformly been, that oHs kaolrs.-
One gentleman in Lawrence informed me that per-
vino visited the East for assistance assured him
that he had sent seven thousand dollars on 10 bqt
It certainty Feactsd Kansas. Many InStly sus-
pect the integrity OF certain managers who re-
pnred to have fingered specific contributions This
subject should forthwith be sied 10 the very bottom.
have heard severer things said than deem i. pru-
dent 10 write, in regard 20 this matter.