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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15

rckson, Daniel McDermo and Hugh Rly were arrested
Sunday evening" by Officer Ftzmaurce, Of the Tenth
ward, and ofcer Lord the sixth district on charge
Of having stolen gold watch and CHAIN valued At $50
from the person Of Wolfe Killing. Through the exertons
OF the officers the property recovered Hendrickson
was discharged oy Justice Wood but the other two
prisoners were committed for exa mination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MISCELLANEOUS
Petitions were received from property holders in the
cnagc OF the Crystal Palace have that edace remain
on Reservoir square. Referred A communication was
received from the Corporation Attorney, Geo. II. Purcell
submitting returns on fines collected violation Of city
ordnapces by which ap ,eared that the gum, in May,
amounted $3.50 so and In June, sise So Ordered on
minutes. communication was received from The Coun.
eel OF she Corporation T. Shepard on the subject OF
abe Legality OF the ordinsr for the regulation and
government the Central park. Mr. Shepard reports
that ordinance with the exception Of the 5th and oth
sections Is lawful bat proceeds OF the buildings
the park pledged 70 the sinking Fund Ordered 70 be
printed. - -
The Alderman Of the ski, enth ward, fulfncr, sat
throughout the evening both IN the Board Supervisors
and the Beard Of Aldermen IN hs shirt sleeves, and
occasionally rising in his place in truly democratic aud
independent hab.lamcnts.
Alderman IiFAIY offered ironical resolution 10 the
effect that every member Of the Board should SIT with
me PsmpsSr ruled the resolution ont Of order and
Mr.. Fumer nothing daunted continued TO ST cool ADD
comfortable in the Adermanc chair Of the Sixteenth
ward.
The report o. the Committee Ferries 70 change the
terminus OF the Twenty third street terry from the pre-
sent place Newtown creek, 70 Grcenponi The report
Alderman BESces, IN Offering a petition signed By
Seral hundred inhabitants Of Brooklyn and View YORK,
and Interested the II both cities stated that
the Inon monopoly Ferry Company were otsatished
with doubling the amount Of errsge, but having sue.
eeed In purchasing all the the East river, they
now reduce the number Of their boats sw dollars
The petitioners complain OF the scandalous manner N
which the ferries from Goavernear street aud Roosevelt
New York Bridge street Brooklyn, are At present
conducted The petitioners say thai the greater number
Of them have 70 V their daily avocatons, and fire.
the miserable accom- odatons provided by the
pany The boats most inadequacly Constructed Cor
crossing the river al that point, not having sufficient
power 10 stem the current and frequently over
twenty minutes 70 accomplish the passage. Tue pet
toners pray tina, hs company may ss eomReea 70 run
Adjourned 10 Ave O'Clock on Tuesday.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19
GENERAL JACKSON AND MR.. BUCHANAN.


The disrepuable attempt that has been made 10
inure Mr. Buchanan is that which seeks 10 make the i'm
preston that General jackson lacked confidence in him on
account Of his conduct in the unfortunate difficulty
the charge of bargain and corruption" which grew up
out of the election of Mr.. Adams in 1875. We have al
ready published letters from General Jacksons son.
Andrew Jackson in which he tumphany vindicaes the
memory of his father and entirely refutes the allegation
that Mr. Buchanan did enjoy his entire confidence
will be remembered that Andrew jackson induced
appeal to public in consequence of the dsgraceul vo
laon of all deeency and propriety by the publication Of
confidential letters of father One these private
letters, extract of which published purported
t, bear date late in February ls45 and in this
General Jackson alludes in terms Of dissatisfaction
the conduct Of Mr. Buchanan in the affair before referred
t., We now have Information from Nashville Tennessee
taat the person who has thus violated GEN JAckson
ence and furnished for political effect what Purports
be extract from Of his private letters Major w.
B. Lewis The gentleman who gives us this information
was one of the most intimate of Gen. Jacksons friends
and member Of Mr. Folks cabinet In regard TO the al.
legged extract he says shall not believe that be Gen
Jackson ever expressed himself until see the letter in
his own handwriting Such treksters could easily add to
naming of sentence" As understand the matter the
whole credit to be given to the extract upon TIE
toa of Major Lewis that he has furnished the copy Of for
puycaon BY the very fact of thus abusing the conf.
d=nce eposed in him by Gen. jackson he fore,s all claim
credib The fact that he las suppressed the residue
The letter furnishes strong evidence that the extract is either
genuine that il is garbled and altered to per-
vert its true meaning Every honorable mind is justified
in pronouncng it probable forgery, unless Major Lows
produces the whole letter in Gen Jaeksons handw
ting and together with it. the letter of his to which
The gentleman before alluded to not only
asserts fact susceptible proof that Gen. Jackson ap
proved the selection of Mr.. Buchanan by Mr. Polk
member Of his cabinet before the appointment made
but that after 1t made and after the date of the pre-
tended letter Major Lewis Gen. jackson wrote Mr.
Polk expressing his cordial satisfaction at the appointment
of Mr. buchanan. This letter is in existence and Its
directly contradictory of the pretended extract
that il strongly corroborates the conclusion that the
tract is forgery.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19

when be succeeded TO the presidential chair Perhaps
now then be prefers to bis decision until Con.
gress shall make case for his action This is the species
of conservation for which his friends give him great
credit On the other hand, Colonel Fremont follows
out the arguments in which be and Mr.. Fillmore 80
cordially agree and openly maintains that Kansas should
be forever kept Of the Union State unless 81.
comes as free State The difference between them there
fore is not in the argument but in the deductions Mr. Fill
thinks with the abolidoniss that Il was fragrant
breach of good faith to repeal the Missouri Compromise
but he ia eoHsrirs 10 draw the conclusion that the
wrong ought to be repaired by restoring the eIpnnged line
Col Fremont agrees with Mr. Fillmore that the repeal
gross wrong but he is conservative TO decline ap
plying the remedy of restoration Mr. Fillmore is willing
to furnish the abotoHists arguments TO sustain their
remedy but he too conservative endorse that remedy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19

The newspaper press in Cuba such it is respectable
regards the number Of journals though the circulation
of each is limited The subscription and advertising
charges of Spanish papers very high and the matter
that is in thou s hardly worth the perusal The Havana
daily prints publish reports OF markets ship news city
news e. treat feature Of the papers is the Feuilleon
story part the latest novels ris r.ted from the plates
and continued from day day. The editorials and indeed
the matCr-and some say the commercial reports
are subject TO strict surveillance by government and
be the editor who dares 10 show any independence
Therefore though the Cuban press appears large in
very small affair In the city Of Havana there are
according the Brisas de Cuba three political daes
Eve literary and scientific weekes and semi-monthles
two medical sem-monhlies AID two mutual insurance
ournRls In Maanzas there two daies and week
ly villa Clara supports two Cenfuegos boasts ri-
weekly also does Sagua la Grand In Cuba there
two papers in Puerto Principe, In Remedies one
in Trinidad two; in Sancti-Spritus, and each
10 CardenaS and making thirty newspapers in the
island - ETPrea.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19
N CONGRESS- OF THE u. STATES
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1856
The Senate was not in session to-day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.


large number of reports Of private character were
made from the various standing committees and seveay
committed to the Committee Of the Whole
PASSED.
Mr.. OLIVER, of Missouri from TIE Committee on Inva-
lid Pensions reported bill for the relief of Louis Hem
bert; which read three times and passed
PRIVATE CALENDAR
On motion Of Mr. COBB Of Alabama, the House resolved
itself into Committee Of the Whole the private caen-
dar (Mr ETHERpaE, Of Tennessee In the char) and
sumed the consideration Of the bin for the relief OF West
Dnkwater aud others after debate the bill laid
aside TO be reported TO the House with recommendation
that II pass.
The committee next proceeded to the consideration Of
the bill for the relief Of the heirs and legal representatives
of Daniel Renner and Nathaniel II, Heath
After considerable discussion Mr. JONES Of Tennessee
said that il known TO most of the members Of the
House that Mr. CuRRAs for years the bead Of the
corps Of reporters for the House. died In this city yes
erday The funeral take place this evening and
there many OF his friends in the House who wished
to attend it, be moved that the committee rise In order
move adjournment
The motion agreed TO, and the committee rose and
reported its action to the House. and then at o'clock the
House adjourned,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19
MR.. OLIvER'S MINORITY REPORT ON THE KANSA
CONTESTED

large portion of our paper this evening is given up
the publication Of much Of Mr. divers minority
port Kansas affairs able to insert The por
tons omitted consist mainly of documents and depos
tons which fully sustain the positions for which Mr. Oil
used them 1t will be found that the conclusions
which he arrives from the facts in proof wholly differ
from those of Messrs Howard and Sherman. His cr
cisms the majority report pointed and well sustain
ed In regard to the legality of the elections in Kansas
Mr. Oliver exposes successfully the assertions Of
the majority. He states fact in regard to the origin of
the troubles in Kansas hich is worthy of special notice Mr.
Oliver Gays that the first aid society organized for making
Kansas free territory by the sending Of feesoers to the
Territory formed in Washington city Immediately
after the passage of the Kansas BILL and he shows that
the originated with members of Congress, and
that of them contributed money to carry out its OBJ
ecs He says it account Of this organization and
those in the States which after formed
that the people in western Missouri induced for
their own seldefence form similar associations The
report will be found highly interesting throughout and
we'll calculated much of the and msrepre
sentaon which aoa in regard to affairs in Kansas
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19

WHEAT TESsEssEE.-The New York Journal Of
Commerce says Tennessee wheat has given great sa
faction in this market But little southern grain has come
in such good order shown in lie preparation more
honest careful husbaudry. large proportion Of II has
been red but the grain plump and the quality very uni
form II has been quite favoe with shippers II has
only been two three years since Tennessee wheat was
introduced into the New York market and this statement
Of the Journal Of Commerce shows that 1t is regarded
there OF the very best quality We noticed last year
that Tennessee wheat commanded the highest market price
This IL creditabe TO State and the compliment paid
farmers for the In which they prepare their wheat
for market while II Is but just Is nevertheless matter Of
which they should be proud coming IL does from
intelligent source.
The wheat crop Of Tennessee this year from all We can
learn from the various portions CT the State WILL we
;hnk be somewhat larger than that Of last year. while
the quality va. be equally as good. TIE y'a1 aas not
been 90 large to the acre. owing to the severity OF the
winter but the breadth Of ground was much larger
The new crop already finding It's way TO market and
the grain 10 found to be plump and the quality very
Uniform
The prospect for abundant yield Of corn Is very as
terng In his State and without rome unowsrd event.
the crop will be average II not above thai Of any pre-
yous year. CrrtloRd Bama,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19
CoEGREss-sATURDAY.

The Senate not in session to-day.
HOUSE REPREsENTATIyRs-A large number of reports
of private character were made from the various stand
ing committees The bill for the relief of Louis Hembert
was passed
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19
REV. Mr.. TUsTIN's LETTER.

The letter of Rev Mr.. Tustin in paper this evening
will be found interesting and patriotic Mr.. Tusns char
acter az an eminent divine and for several years chap
lain Congress- well known that his letter needs no
special commentator from US.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19

WIsooxsiS.-Tbo Madison (wisconsin) Argus gives
figures prove that Wisconsin Is for Buchanan For thc
the last two years the democratic has been largely
the increase At the congressional election In the fall
Of 1854 the auti-dcmocraie majority s2l4. At the
judicial election In the spring Of 1885 the andemoerac
majority s-only about ons-baf what IT six
months before At the State election in the fall Of 1885,
the average democratic majority asso-an immense
gain Since this last election, according to the Argus
F" the party has been daily growing in strength and
united and harmonious; many old and distinguished
wings with and the black republicans themselves
have hopes Of success We claim the State certain
for Buchanan by majority that will not be less than
eight thousand, and may reach to twelve thousand
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-07-19

y. ", uahan, II ~ Blossom, and others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31
TBE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

KENNEDY Of ROasa. b.. s.sovsr,a 70 one q
H%SR Ss re s.,.f Ssrsis down to oo%%on Pispie
lie hes tired Tin eleven hasdred ooe' and never eed
posseson hundred certificates q its value an within
ho.ss. A.. wsyrnnsd TO cue nursing sore mouth
Ons three bottles win cure the wor't kind Of rnFe'oa
I've cs three bottles wal clear the system Of boils.
I'VE warranted to the worst canke' IN me
Three to Owe bottles are warranted the worst case Of
s,yapclas. .. . III ,u,., &, N.
bottles warranted to raniDs Of the care aud
foT OF cir bottles are WARE corrupt and running
Ons bouls will cur. so.ly eruptoos Of the skin
Ave thoe bo,aes warranted to cure the worst case OF
Two OF three bottles are warranted the most desperate
Three % fosr bottles are warranted strbeum
tys eight bottles viii the Of serofuia
be>sht always experienced from the hrst bottle, aud
Neas hooks improbable those who have in vsia triot
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me0ifal.
OONsUMPTION CURED.-Dr. HAIGHT has

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kinds Of COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION.
Tsre v medicine to equal 1t la its astonishing cuxes
NewYoRK, Jen. 20 lS56DL HAIGHr-Dear Sir; The bot.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31
Vl,HE PEOPLE of the STATE of NEW-YORK

God and independent To all
interested the estate OF JOHN L. H. McCRACkES late OF
the City OF New York deceased as creditors next OF kn or
required be AID appear before our slros Of
York. at his Office IN the City Of New York
on the ninth day OF June eleven ooSk in the fore
neon day hen and there TO attend the final OF
the account OF proceedings Of PETER B. SWEESf lPub
Nc In the CITY Of NswY1k, Administrator Of
the Goods, Chsttes and Credits of sid de ssssed
In teslouy VII. have cansed the seal Of Office Of sA6
Surrogate TO be hereunio affixed. Witness ALEXAN.
H. DIR w. BRADFORD, ESQUIRE, Surrogate Of oar said
county Of the City Of NewYoSk, the sth day OF May,
IN the wear OF or Lord thousand eish hui sud h'y
tDyl6 iawfws A. w. bhAbrOhb, Soir"ss'c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31

by the Grace OF God free aud To nj I5'on'
~ deessed creditors next Of kn or otherwise
send geens You and each oyou are hereby cited sa
be and before Surrogate OF the torn
OF HI. Office the City u New fs's on the is
day OF November next o'clock n the o,ennn OF that
Their and thero attend the final Of the account o.
eeedtg So Of Peter sweeny Public Administrator N h l
Of New and as Administrator Of the goods ehaes STA
credits OF said deceased
In testimony whereof caused the seal Of office Of ssd
Surrogate 70 be hereuuto affixed. Witness. ALTMAN,
DER w BRADFORD, ESQ, Surrogate OF our saS
IT, County the CITY Of New York the 10th day OF NAY
n the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred snd
6ftysix A w. BRADFORD Surrogate
m Sw8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31
D1ry11rpp Pits and FIsTULA CURED

IL WITHOUT the KNIFE o. LI0ATUpRonIvvIIrns una
=, The sssIpe b.s e.isbshed sp.'oJ' .i,hsl ,.Y. 81
~ s, and afnssd With .y.ry comfort OF
life for INC .r,riesI attendance Every cse on re-
sSes. Pile. and r b sp.s S o. the
tum, eu The patient may generally return homo
,ss ..ms csy the sppicson msde The eur. n'.roy
always presents tho necessary indcstisns Of
.o or failure BY bic improved method Of operating
p.,onsI APPLICATIONS Dr. DIXONS residence No Sh
hs,uesp ih lhs Office hours for general ecnsutsoa
srom 20 morning. IL 20 Sdaiy and 70 evening" At "a
other hours he the Hospital and cannot be seen
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
y York-,ALEXANDER BONNELL ANSON s: BROWN
JOHN T HALL SABIN SMITH and JASON H. BoCh
OVER against EZEKIEL FRENCH and JACOB ADAhs
Summons for demand contract (Cem no' served
To the above Defendants You hereby summoned aud re-
qured 10 complaint this action, which w b Med
In The office OF III, Clerk Of the City aud County OF New foek
NJ The CITY Hall in the City Of NewYok and TO serve copy
your the said on the th
after service of this summons on you exclusive OF tue Gay
Of sucb setyice fail the said COMPLAINT
within The time efoesad plaintiffs in this action will take
Judgment against you Tor the Of four hun9ed and SIXTY
dollars nd twenty three cents with interest from the twentieth
sy of March one thousand hundred and hy six beside
the costs of this &C 'ion-Dated May IL, 1850
LAYTON 4 LARNED PLANTING ATTORNEYS
The complain In this filed the office OF the Clerk
iasS ImxSI Iaw6vySau LAWTON & LARNED.
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DENNSYLVANiA RAILROAD.-The GREAT
Il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic cities win
Western and South westen States By con-
tinuo,< Tue Road ao eonnecs Pit,s6rgn
With daily all porte IN the Western Rivers
sndat Cleveland and Ssndusky with steamers TO al Por on
the Lakes making the most direct cheapest ana
seabls by which FREIGHT ceo be Forwarded 70 anu
from the Great West zx..uor,,ocu
HATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA end PlTTSbUhth
FiRsr Class Boots Shoes Dry Goods Tin per nj
koxes,D Furs Feathers, 6o.............'.)
SFcoNp CT Ass-Books and Stationery, Dry D. 80 q.
Goods tin bsles,l Hardware Leather, 10; per ITO I'd
No0l, &c........s...s. .'''''..':<
TafRD CLAss-Anvils. Bagsng, Bacon aud e. per leo 10
Z Pork, Tin bulk ~ Hemp, &e.... .........:)
FoyRrH CLAss-Cofeo Fish, Bacon and &c nor 100 NJ
PERI. fpatkedJ Lard and Lard on. ....; -
In shipping Goods from any point east OF De
lcusT 70 mari the package "Va Pensyyanis haroad All
Goods consigned the Agents OF this Road at fhindetpha OF
Rbtsbursh will be forw arded without detention .
RkEIcHr keEkTs-Hsris, Wormley Co, Memphis, Ienn
r r. Co, Louis J. S. Mitchell Son, Evansvile
Ind Dumesnp Bell Murdsck aud Carter Jewe Louis
VILE Ky b. C. Msldrum Madison Ind sprman Brown,
and irwin Co Cincinnati ~ W. Graham CO., Evansville
Ohio Leeeh Co, No 81 Kiby ST. Boston; LeechS Co, No
2Astos Home Nev.York No. Willsmst, and Ne Bate
ryplsce New ork T. j. Sneeder Philadelphia Msgrsw
FOR further particulars bills of lsdirg, apply TO
LEECH 4 Co, Agents Penn Railroad Co..
No. 2Astor House, New-York.
II II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phiadelphia-
Nj. LoMBAERr. Superintendent. Aioons, Pa
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CUfRFME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY Of

- ORK-ALEXANDER BONNELL, ANSOS ).
BROWN. JOHN T. HALL, sARiN SMITH ard JASON T.
BOCKOVER act FIEK1LL FRENCH and JACOB ADAMS.
summons mney demand contract Com no' served
To Deie date: You hereby summoned and re-
flied Of the Clerk Of the City and County Of New
York City Hall in the City Of New York and % serve
copy OF Your the sao complaint the suoscbers
their Office No Ia Nassaust in the aud City OF New
York within twenty days after the service Of this summons Oh
YOU exclusive Of the day of such servce and fail
answer the sal complaint within the time Aforesaid the PLAIN
tis in this scou will take judgment agamt you io we sum
four bundled and sixty and 60 100 dollars with interest
the goth day Of March thousand eight hundred ad
and further Of two hundred and six a1i
dollars with interest from the I'd day Of 6fuary "
besides the co of this scoD.Da'sd hay l5 1850.
LAWTCy g. LAHNED. rlainhfs Attorney;
The slant in Ills actk. filed III me once 1i lhe
Clerk of the Cy County of on he <si d1y OF
May, 1885. LAWIS.' LAhNED, flaiht'ns h"oineJ''
lAnGW