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

ent straw hats and fas for children and misses
nan :weni7 varieties Paris hats aud stu number
ssS e 81 sSs nv
r number e Of nsw Srds and ss,e dis
played taste IN the navel and be ong shapes
seni factory have slsS su,ess.s!
s'ss.fs
time this da7 GENINs. ia Broadway opposite 81
1aurs church.
and
Is:
br 81 No real seo'lsn would be without one.
David's Spring styles of Gent.emen's Hats
are unsurpassed by any offered those who wish really
soswaS S second door sv from nuans ms ''
Whatever Genius couAd Invent and Indus
~ sns s In ss r S w.
hTsSs SS Canal weossc All
get your heads credi.aby and gracefully covered.
GeRtiemens Asts.-tCiegance and Grnce In
forms cor stitute beauty ghtness and conorssiy The
ss,ieSens and the most dressy hat to Ca D
BEAUDIN, French haer in the new hat store 648 Broaf
Camoo-types.-SNi nIa mson's, Brooklyn.
Anbroty plat Wanted. "A Man that has
FAD and ss ssSd his
gallery S sowers Tosys tous no sead
rate man reed apply.
Picture War; Look out, fn Charleston, s. G.
TIE W ne ne s Seizure hc
ssns q" lie most he Citizen seesr
have been HOT MEsifor the double
barrel esnes he Tos efficient instrument for heroic ar,
Gamers depot, 2s9 Broadway.
? Pianos snd Mefolcoas-rI le Horace Water :
an ard s are 70 be 0nna @
of ;Hs 1onh 5 % nand aos
SEQ, sl25 and 1885. Music at reduced prices.
40 the Aad,es-A splendia Assortment OF
and w. fsTfs III .ss s'
Ladies' Straw Bonnets Let no Lady Omit
sprs chsaes Of these articles esh and re acted Stock
e
row offered &c retail purchasers at wholesale prices.
shirts OF the Best Quality, Made up Ex-
nc!e n mems tirDhipg goods. a. W. McIAUdHLINs cheap
shirts made to order.
To the Lsdies.-s. CanAl Cans the Attention
q he ladies bis new style gseEs boots aud shoes and The
y and O0y b sd Shoes
Feathers.-Purc Live Geese Feathers, In
e, sale low At the feather ard furniture store o. H.
sc Broadway, prepared to exhibit their spring
styles Of rich velvet Brussels three ply and ingram
per Of re. and Il styles before Ss Of a also
connected with he trade.
One Price Carpet Waren0use- &
JAYNE 364 Broadw Of FrAnki1 street, importers
and dealers in carpetngs description. The latest
patterns ana best styles at the lowest prices
SMELL Comb FactsIy, No. 800 BrOadwa-,
established 1872 Shell combs and shell
scIpton ade and repaired equal TO Aso great
riety Of ne toilet goods snd fancy arcea JHILsON 6
Broadway, OF Duane street.
Mics Clara Darling, whose Recitation OF
Lobgfelow Hawstha" in Indian costume, to be
Ct ss and
in her original and highly attractive perfo She
the first lady attempt this novel enterprise and appears
hold high position among her rivals maors
entertainment very taking character and appears
to be very popular and succe 'sul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

Phalon Paphian Lotion or Floral Beautlf,er
~ sssutfyrs ne complexion and removing frsckes tan
unburna ppes spots burns ssads stngs chApped Ira
ese srps and hands For sale by PHALON. si drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

I. M. SINGER 4 CO., 1923 Broad way.

PlimptOns Secretary BedAtead Yearly
saves lis prise In rent; Instantly paor Int
uriapt sleeping apartment Sold wholesale Aud retail,
quarterly and monthly a 62 While stI cot third
door Fl Brosdway. " - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

Sale OF Clipper snlpS NJ Boston.
BcsTos, April 3, 1856
The clipper ships Westward 10, Winged Racer and
HigL DgAe OF Boston, have been sold Iartiss Of
Tie unitej Ststes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

no HACKMEN -1HE HACKMAN wHO TOOK A
young lady and trunk from 1N kaa Thirty .fth street,
Aprii3 VIII be suitably rewarded By calling 4l3 Water Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

markets..
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA April 3, 1856.
s.ochf s,eady-Pspnsy lvaniA So, Sa24; Reading
Railroad, 49,; Long Island, 165s; Morris Canal l44;
Penney Iva mia Railroad, 4t1.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE April 3, 1855.
ycuY 1ndred snd fifty beevss offered 70 day, OF
whth indre1 were driven eff. Tae rest sold AZ
$40 20. The demand brick and pr es better Hogs
sse In fair deInsn nd at 50 80 rs.
Nrw ORLEANS April 2, 1856.
The advces by the Atlant; recsved by the Asso
sisted p 10 this city rhis nornug and published in
tAe evening edtons The faes Of Gotten before the
ssp,ion Of the news amounted IL bales the quota
madpg being 93sc. csc. After che pub lea
ion Of the steamers business vas done TO show
IT. effect uton the market Prime moasses scarce aud
sells at 36hc. In pork thre r0thrg doing The
prices Of pork are a triae higher Bacon sides, 9Lc
shoulders, 7c fJe'ghts cotton to Liverpool 9-i6d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

Espenscheld's Hats for the spring or 1855
wb the approval and admiration Of gentlemen OF taste
aNdeYssnd the matter far superior hats sold in Broad
Tor a. Call and judge for yourselves at No. lis Nassau
akxGAf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

o. $500 600 TIE heaviest assurances arc II the Lona
ASa Liver yool Insurance Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

A Rare Chance.-FOr Sale, the Lease, Stock
and fixtures Of esabshed carriage acory b. DE city
Hrookyn For particulars apply to ID. Tff.f0E F4snkin
Market or on the premises 66 and 6S Schermerhorn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

VETERANS OF STA MONTHLY MkErINI, AT TIE
eiar, 62 lspenard street. on Friday, inst at ~
O'Clock T. NJ. By order of A W JONES,
Lieut.. Col Comm ndng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

ClfuATIoN wANrRD-BY REsPscrABLE Pro.
~ testant Young woman, chambermad and waiter or
chsmbermsd and to assist with the washng ard Ironing or
housework In small family the best Of reference Cal al
room. Brooklyn, 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

eupees EEDHuRsT CO.'S wigs and oupees are stl npe
all others for IT. elegance And d
rabiy Five medals in succession awarded Be yara af
.sYavagan Broadway prices Back front hrads curs
&C. elegant tasty and fashionable very cheap Wholesale ana
yAtaU "a Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

Asemanco salamander Safes-RDbert II.
PATRICK the sale In thu limited sasss ~ ~
celebrated and patent proof desnar locIs
md bars Depot 1872 Pearl street. one dow bslo
Maiden lane -. - - -~'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

yI1UATION WANTED AS CgAMBEAMlID OR
= laundre.s bys respec able young woman, who
ceent washer and roner has lived can
give satisfactory reference cAaractc capa ,ty
Please cal at 20l West 26 at between 9Th AVID oh avs
floor. front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

window ades, White ana Bun Holland,
picture cords asses &c wholesale and retail by WOOD
FORD WkNPLE, uacturers, 80 Oatharine street. ~
Country merchants supplied at the lowest prices and
IA m res n M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

Doth wARD-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BUCH
~ nan Club will De he'd at the Aston House, corper
lhIyseven,h street and nghh avenue, Friday evening
April4, B. N. FOWLER President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

LoOkingglnss WnreroOm The Subscribers
hsvs ready for the spring trade extensive
Of Dsne pier and oval mrrOrs gilt base tables gilt cornces
and picture frames. DAVID d. EGAN 4 son, 169 Canal,
Vsrck street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

CI1UATION WANTED-BY A REsPE JrABIE GERMAN
~ Pro esiaot 8rl 10 attend beby, chambermad and
waiter In private family Can be last place 100
Prince st In the bakery,
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ITO COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS-ANY ONE DESIR.
ing resgn in another will n Of an Cd oor-
nifty by adore ssiDg L. g., box ], 293 Post Office
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-06

Correction. Our friend Of the Wilmington
Commercial in bis zeal for the honor Of his new asso-
cateso the Democratic faith, requests US to correct
the statement made in the Recorder two weeks ago,
relative to circular recently issued by thelDemocra-
tic Committee 10 Washington city, and addressed to
the anti-American Postmasers throughout the Union,
requiring them TO contribute certain per centage Of
the proceeds Of their Offices to the electoneerng pur-
poses Of the committee, on pain Of dismissal The
Commercial desires US say that the circular aud
ed to is base forgery"
Unlike some of our Democratic contemporaries, we
are always ready to any we may nadver-
tently be led into; and il is with no small degree Of
pleasure that we correct whatever q error there Is IN
the statement to which the Commercial alludes That
there was such circular issued, is true statement
bu, we are graiied tina, tile Postmaster General
has denounced it as fraud in which the Department
has had no participation. An individual assuming III.
name of Perrin NJ. Brown did engage box IN the
Fost 0fE:c in Washington 10 enable him to carry ou
his purpose but the exposure that has been made BY
the publication OF his circular, has enabled the Post
master General to order the arrest of the indiysdual
should he call for his letters and to direct the letters
be sent To the dead-etter office, from whence the mo
new, should they contain any, will be returned TO thu
writer's.
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so encroarhed upon by the Geniiles But y
was tie last eEcroacl,ment of The kind. N"
more Of the United States military hse been
there since. and Brigham says he has promised
,he Lord that If they come again he viii hx
Them so iha, they will lei his Beuy Martins
alone. And tina, was The end of The attempt
hy This administration 10 give Governor 70
Utah. Brigham holds on 10 the place, and Mr.
Pierce stands with his hands OF. and the sean-
dalons specacic is seen Of man assuming %
b. Governor 81 lie will Of lie Lord. 'epnlsng
The Uni,ed States authorities, rampllng the laws
under iool, insulting and deiyng the Federal
Government. and no attempt made to reduce
him 10 law and order. Such is the lnsurgeni
condition. Of the poly sainous kingdom oi The Lat
ter Day Saints.
All have heard OF this pelygamy--a state o
things a, which morality. decency, shame re-
volts; and have been told how an institution
So abhorren, to human nature is kept up. an'
lha, il is by virtue II the risil power vested y
Brigham and his saints. slill more than by M
religious power; tina, there are ennagh 70 over
iurn The institution. il il was mi thai all civil pow
er, as well as the religious jurisdiction, y ~ ~
hands az Mormon authorities; 50 that ms az
minssral,on Is actually responsible 10 The mora
sense Of the civilized world FOR the present con
,unsnce OF povgamy in The Territory Of ul"h
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Friday, August l.

4 Friday, August |.
The Senate was engaged in the consideration OF pr-
vate bills, apd afterwards adjourned to Monday.
In the House. the consideration Of the Kansas con-
tested election case was continued. The resolution
declaring that Mr.. Whitfield was not entitled to the
seat was passed by vote Of ITO 10 %; and the reso-
luton declaring Mr. Reeder entitled to the seat was
rejected bygyeas 49, nays lis. 50 the seat was de-
cided to be vacant Private bills were then considered
Saturday August e.
The House passed eleven House and six SENATE PR
vate bills The fertilization appropriation bill was then
considered in committee and reported 10 the House
with recommendation to strike out the enacting clause
with view to defeat the bill. The House disagreed
20 the recommenaation--aye sixty, noes nnty-fve
The bill was then passed. I. approprates one million
five hundred and eighty three thousand dollars. Mr.
erber, made an unsuccessful effort to Introduce re-
solution authorizing the international land naval forces
10 be used in San Francisco. The House then wen
into committee on the bill to defay the expenses Of tn
legislative. executive and Judiciary department Of tn
government
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GEORGIA FnR FILLsoRE The Augusta
Chrohicle remarks: Ever, Thing tends IN ron
vince rs tina, Fillmore will carry Georgia by a
sweep nc nAiotns. ifhs friends but do their
duiy. The enthu.issm with which bis name
rs welcomed on al eide. aould be alone guar.
aplre Of sueres-, but We hare oiher proofs 81
his increasing p"up.Ia'iiy. Men WIN have
s,o.,l aIoof i,a,h ,hr poI,Iieai organizations 81
lie day. are r.ming forward on al sides 10 ~
cord their cnnfdrnrs ipr him. The yonng " o
are cage, 20 snier The arena, take p,Ide 10 be-
coming The supporters of ane whose name y
sound of stlrome ln their ears. The large body
81 men who recognise N NJ. Fillmore the great
exponent Of American sentiment. and Who re.
member with gratitude he patriotism anil
sound statesnlsnship he revealed on every or-
easion during hi Presidency. are happy IN sei-
coming 20 many new recruits 10 his 'isndsrd.--
Tie personal nnpopulsny Of bis Demorrs'ic
ri,a, his cod Northern disposition. and bis line
serving. unnanly career, are also causes whIrh
naturally strengthen NJ. Fillmore 10 tie Sou,h.
Brlsrrn The patriot and slal sman. and The pol
iician md tfirk.rr. what wsrm.hssrsd man
can hesitate IN making eh"ice r.
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THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.
cvrre,po,.dtnee of no journal of Commerce.


Washington, Monday, July %.
The Government OF Spain has given an
answer to cur Minister, Mr.. DopoE. upon the
several points which he was instructed to
present 10 that Government for the settlement
oi past and the prevention oiiuture difficulties.
This Government urged, first. the establish
ment in Cuba OF some tribunal or authority
whereby questions of an irritating nature
arising between citizens or authorities oi The
United States aud the authorities Of Cuba
might be speedily settled. without the delay
and enharrassments Of a reference Of the sub.
iect to the Home Government al Madrid.
Second, our Government ask for the re-
m0yal Of certain restrictions and einbarrass-
ments lrnin tie commerce Of oufcitixens with
Cuba and
Third. for the adjustment Of the claims Of
American citizens upon the Spanish Govern
ment for spoliatiens aud wrongs committed
upon them BY Cuban authorities at various
times.
In regard to the first demand the Spanish
Government replies. through Mr.J )ooos. II
cannot depuie imperial authority Ia any Of its
officers in Cuba. Tor that would be tantamount,
it says. To rendering the island independent
Of the spanish Grown.
Concerning the second point, the Govern
ment Of Spain pronIses 10 enter into reason
able arrangements.
But as To our reclamations, Spain demurs.
The present Government could not allow them
without ha1arding is popularity and giving
offence 10 the country. Under the late Adj
ministration the Black Warrior claim was
admitted and paid 70 the extent Of $4,000.
and il was a subject oi earnest reprobatios
in the Cortes, aud no more such concessions
will be readily made.
The Espariero Government takes high
and naughty stand in its loreign relations. as
we have lately seen in regard TO its difficult
" with Mckee. To guard Cuba with jesl-
Gus eye is one Of the most decided POINTS in
its policy and in this objert it is no doubt
we i assured u sympathy aud support fron'
the Governments oi trsncesnd England. M
reiurm oi the Internal administration 81 Cuba
is contemplated Or will be aloud which would
have tendency 10 promote the views Of the
dlsalecled 1reoes.
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The idea was early thrown ont-in tie
hope that The dprtssing effect u the opinion
would accomplish the end proposed-thst Mr..
FILLMORE eould not possibly be elected Presi.
dent-thath lie had mccarthy chance whatever.
This idea Is now given up. u Is admitted. in
some quarters where al FIRST Il was asserted
that be would be no where-that he il now a
formidable comprtitor. and that il will not
do any longer To l"ok upon the eaeriinns
making in bis behalf. as futile. n al who
think Mr. Fillmore would make good Pre-
sident--the best that We can have 10 these
tilnes--sote for him. he will be elected.
ARR. cax.
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CONGRESS.
Monday. July IS

Monday. July 20.
Ia the Senate the bill smendaiory fthe Diplomatic
and Consular act Of The las, Congress- passed The
bills making appropriations for the construction Of
harbors al the mouth Of Grand river and At the mouth
Of Black river, in the State Of Michigan, passed
BY decided maOriies, after long and interesting de.
bate.
In the House. the bill for continuing the improve
men, of The Desmoines Rapids on the Mississippi
river was passed after reducing the amount Of the ap
preparation 70 200 900 dollars. The army apProprsi
bill was then taken up in committee the whole. NJ.
Sherman, Of Ohio. moved an amendment, 10 the eiI'ct
that the army Of The Unitel States shall not be employ
ed to Enforce the laws Of the alleged Leg Of
Kansas. and that until Congress shall have passed on
the validity Of the sad Legislature !, shall be the duly
Of the President 70 use the military force 10 preserve
the peace in .iid Territory. and further, that the Pre-
,ident be required 10 dsam the presen, organized mi
ii,ia Of the Territory, &c. Amer long discussion
between NJ. Sherman, Nc. Stephens. VI. Phelps Mr.
Grow. and others. the amendment was adopted, and
the bill was reported 70 the House.
Tuesday, July 90
Ii lie Senate The ensrossed bill spPropra,ing s75
900 10 test The pae,ieaby q The atmospheric tele.
graph vas rejected By vote Of ~ % %. An earnest
discussion took place upon the internal improvement
bills. and several Western Harbor bills passed.
To the Hoass. the amy appropriation bill taken
up. Mr.. Bsfbours smendmen, declaring the Terrtor.
al laws Of Kansas null and void. Was rejected. Mt
shcrman's Amendment that the military force shall
not be employed in Kansas al Congress shall decide
on their validity, &C., va, concurej in. Other amend.
msais made IN committee Of the whole wero also
concured In, and The bli passed is third reading BY
vote Of 90 % 81.
The House feeonsdsred The vote in Coinnittec o.
the Whole 70 snnuI certain laws 81 Kansas, and sdop
Ted IS 81 amendment 10 The Army Bs substitute io
the former po,iding ~ freedom d speech and Of ID,
press. aboshing iesl oahs. Diminishing I'll political pro
seeuiions and prisoners. and restoring the Missouri
Compounds line. The BIZ wa, passed by vote O
50 10 a.
Wednesday, July 20.
The sen,te eonsdeeJihs bill to regulate the com
ren.aion Of members. The bill lof the improvement
Of Newark hsfbof vas discussed.
The House discussed snd finally passed the bill To-
the seiiemsnt Of Revolutionary pension claims. Th,
Kansas contested slersioh case wss made the specis
order Of the day for Tomorrow. MI wsshburne, o
Msins gave noiies ths, he should move the previoul
question a. thsin The afternoon The fertilization BIZ
was then DISCUSSED
Thursday. July 81
Ia the Senate, sons sri<sn river and hsrbor Bill.
, were passed.
. The Hou'. y. principally i.nesss4 urou ID. con
,ssce election case from Ksnis
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ISrrnrsrso TO RanRoAD TRavKLLEas.-A

INTERESTING TO RAILROAD TRAvELLERs.-A
curious question 81 Law has been under ron.
.idvrsiion BY me Of our Judges for some
time. and which presents some features Of in
terest to traveller, hy railroads:
The Erie Railroad has been in the habit
Of charging an additional price Inr all tickets
moi purchased at The ticket Office. Several
persons, ignursDt 81 this rule, rendered their
pay to the conductor Of the car as he passed
along ami fund themselves compelled to pay
this nsuriuus interest. In June a Me-. Aus.
lin took,his place 10 one " the or. ~ the
company without purchasing his ticket. The
distance III his trip was three milrs--thr
price ten cents When the conductor came
10 him, he offered The ten cents, but was
asked for an extra dime. Finding that this
mode 81 travelling would become expensive,
he refused to pay, and was shown the door.
lie brought an aetion TO recover damages
judgment was rendered in his favor Tor sa5
aud costs, The court deciding that the statute
did not authorize the COMPANY to demand
more than three CENTS per mile, and that all
further charge was illegal. aud consequently
that they had 10 right to ask the sum in que..
ton. ~ Y Tmes.
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caors or TINE MDpLs srarrs.---The seve-
rity Of the past winter, in connection with
the long drought, Is eurtailing very seriously
in the Middle States the prospects Of the far
mers. The hay crop is known 10 have been
shorteri The oats have been dwarfed the
corn scarcely gives promise Of even medi.
unn products garden vegetables are bceom.
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The report that the lion. Ihos. cor- 10. of
Ohio, has declared in Iavor Of The Black Re.
publican candidate 10 denied. The Cinein.
natl Enquirer says that Mr.. Corwin eansid-
ers the nomination Of Fremont 40 not &c 10
be made, aud ridieules his pretensions To- The
Presidential chair lie supports FILLMORE. Il
is correctly inIurmed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-06

The Hons. Preston S. Brooks and Lawrence NJ.
Keit, Of South Carolina who resigned their seats in
consequence Of the censure implied by the action Of
the House upon their connection with the Sumner si
fair have been reelected their respective districts
by large vote, without opposition. Mr. Brooks has
resumed his seat in the House. Six hundred dollars
were contributed By his constituents towards the pay
ment Of his fine and expenses in the Sumner affair
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-06

IN Coon CcsrnDy. "A Washington des.
patch says; /" In addition to Mr.. Buriingame's
arrest this morning, ion account Of The ar.
pretended duel between him and Mr.. Brooks, ]
be was this evening taken in custody by his
wife, who has arrived from Boston. and he Is
thus IN double bonds 70 keep the peace