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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12
NORTH cARoLlaA uU7UIa rI2E !

NORTH CAR0LlHA MUTgE5 LI-E X
~ RANCE COMPANY, EiaiclzL. !. E.-es
Company insu-es the lives nF ,n,iiyltuals
year, "a term g years, or Gar life. "a "a. -.as..
Principle. tho assured for life Participating
she profits II The COMPANY. For p~alic..s
tei Cor the whole term al life. wJea II
um tetrefot a~iaouats 70 20 > pa:c nay
ter "nc half he an.uIt u ne p:emiGm re
terestA'-s - ss-E vssshut goarnnty.t
TssTromft manner IL Which III losscs hate,
paI4s BY this tosErauy. together With the iar -
IF ~TTemi"n. present great Inducements t. sr.. a
are disposed TO insure.
Slsves are insured for a term of from una - {
years. for two-thiTas their valne.
All losses are paid within go DAYS afte= satiz
tory proof Is presented.
DiRECTnRS.-Charlcs r. Johnson, Va. r.
las Haywood. Jno. q Williams. Quinton Rusbea.
W. Hustled, Win. IL. GcEee, Charles b. Root. s
". Holden. Wan. D. Cooka, r.. II. Battle. Ea.
Jones. L. F.. Pescud and Seaton Gales.
oFFlCERS.-Dr. Charles Z. johnson. pTz
WIN. ID. Haywood, Vice President; John G..F
liams, Secretary VIM. IL. Jones, Treasurer ..
Hustled, Attorney Drs. Charles L. johnson, ~.
III. Mckee, and Richard 3. Haywood, HsG.
Board Of Consultation r. IL. Battle, W.. !
Mckee and Charles 3. Root, Executive Cuual
For further information, the public are refs
to ths pamphlets, and forms of proposal, W
may he Obtained at the Office of the Compa-y.
my of its Agencies.
Communications should be addressed. fnor.-r
20 JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Secretar
Raleigh, Jaly II. 1856.
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HUMOROUS BOOKS.

The Comic Miseries OF Human Life.
PIuribustah-A Song that's hy no Author, pre-
pared by q X. Phjiander Doeslicks, P. e..
The Widow Bedott's Papers.
The Spurrowgrass Papers.
Also, the Georgia Scenes, Nj Jones Court<hjp,
Simon Sugss, and many others.
For sale by W L.. MER
Raleigh. Sept. 9, 1856. /
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PHYSICIANS

Will find select Stock of Surgicalinstruments,
Pure Chemicals, Extracts, Magnetic Machines.
Trusscs, Supporters, &c, dc. Pharmaceutical,
Preparations will receive great attention, ore Of
the firm being a graduate at the Philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy. The process Of dis laceEen
is used to a great extent in The preparation ofTinc-
lures, Syrups. and Fluid Extracts, a~furdias lGDre
elegant and Efficient articles, eIsnriBg a th"i oagh
exhaustion of tie materi al, avoiding toe il jurinis
effects Of heat do All other preparations vii be
made strictly according 10 recent Improvements in
Pharmacy.
DR.. F.A.W Wake will supervise the filing Of all
orders for Medicines, Chemicals, and SHrgicai ard
D.at,i IIs,rn peRts. an additional gyaian:y for the
proper execution Of all favorS from our medical
friends. SANFOS WALhE d 10.
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W A NTS.
FEMALE TEACHER wANTED

Desire to employ a lady to fill a vacancy which
win occur In my School at the close of the
present session. A Southern lady who can pro-
duce satisfactory testimonials as to qualification to
teach the usual English branches, with Music on
Piano, French, and Painting and Drawing, will
be paid a liberal salary. The location is healthy
and the society COED. Any who may desire to APP
ply viii address me Immediately.
JOHN w. STUART,
Leachburg, Johnston county, N. c.
October 25, 1856. l0-3t.
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800 For one Months Employment.
LAND o SALE.

EROM one to FIVE hundred acres, lying within
two and a-half and three miles of Raleigh, on
the lower Hillsboro' road nearly all wood land
and what is cleared, is fresh and nearly all rich
bottom land. There is an. excel, mt CIRCULAR
SAW MILL, with a corn mill attached good
water power, with a twenty feet overshot wheel.
Further particulars can be had by applying TO the
subscriber. S. III. whitaker.
Oct. LIST, 1856. 6-tf
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GEO. H. KELLEY & BROTHFE

GEO. II. KELLEY L BR0TIIFE
COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS
DEALERS II
Family Groceries a.d Provisio1s.
NJ IL, North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, y. G..
VIII keep constantly on hand, Sugars, Cate
Molasses, Cheese, Flour, Butter, Lard, Sos.
Candles, Crackers. Starch. Oils. Snutfs, g., &c.
REFERENCES.
O.. G. Parsley, Pres. of Commercial Bank; -
McRae, Pres. OF Bank Of Wilmington. Win.
ton. A.. NJ. German. Rev. r. T.. Hcain, Haze
s. W. Westbrooks, Rev W. II. inbbitt. Gsea
bnro': FEB. 30.
yxTE have now in sore and ofer for safa on &.
most nica=ins fsrnc
10 .iht, fatr 70 pr.iur y. r. sugar
$50 hhis Crushed .Hi pUiyorlg.ei,
I0G DO 4 IL & e. scft Crushed,
20 IIhds. prm. Z. X. Mai.-.cs,
l50 tlrs far 70 prime Coffee.
loo d" ri"e green Lag. 80.
l0G 10 Old Cav Java 10.
100 rhis. Nar5yik family aaE Er:-4 Fs.#--
leo boxes Brown Soap.
- H. superior pale soap.
i0A az assorted T.iiet do.
1873 10 rhci.e Western Ad4naatire CAM.
80 IL, Inferior do do,
% 4" pvre sperm Go.
I9a 10 jJrU'i s.,
80 e. Burci lbs. T~Ylscco,
30 DO Hc!ytr"
- do F-rcesoa ronf iili"a ~. TOT
@ - Nixap3ia Ia. 20,
% an Fl.ys ias. g.,
l5eoD sacas Jedsry & Dpr>cy Blown sa.s.
iaGa 10 g. A. Salt.
Brooms, Buckets. Tubs Stires, Twire e.
ground and grain Spice ,Checo ate. Clgtr.s a.
Durkee's Baking Powder. &c, a.
A. ~. McPuTTERS & Co,
Sep % wills WhaTf. E
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North Carolina.

A. tbe time Of writing this notice, some
20 counties in North Carolina have been
benrd from, which show a total gain for Fill
80 of o. votes over the August election.
The vnte nolled is much smaller than at that
time. The Standard claims the State by
$4,000 majority.
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1875

Mr.. Fillmore has carried Maryland, 8 votes.
In the electoral College 149 is necessary
to a choice. If the above tables are correct,
Mr.. Buchanan has a sufficient number to
elect.
I'VE shall have later news before We go to
press, and will add a Postscript to this calcu.
ialion. IfMr. Buchanan has lost Tennessee
~ votes,) Florida q votes and Wisconsin
is vates,) as is rumored, there is no election
by the people. We shall in all probability
he able to state definitely before going to
press.
PosTscEIPT.-Mr. Buchanan has certainly
carried all the States given to him above, ex-
cent California, which has not been heard
from-thus rendering his election certain.
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LAND O SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
L WILL sell the Tract on which l live, as I fish
to remove west, on reasonable terms, viz one
half of The purchase cash, the rest on a crAdit of
twelve months, with interest from date. 1t lie:
nearly eguidistant from 0xf,,rA. The county town,
and Williausb ,r0: from q g TO seven miles from
the one AMI the other II miles from Hend rson,
on The R 4 G X Road, the same distance from
Townsville, Of the Roanoke Y. L. Road. There
are between five and six hundred acres iii the tract.
l will give a bargain as | wish to sell. The i'm
provements are good.
SOLOMON SATTERWHITE. Ast.
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g. q.
WYCHE'S CULTIVATING PIC
Patented Is h Feb. 1856.

CFI!E BLADED PLOW.D
Awardso $50 Prcmiyps tq-Me BsJ P'1vf
at thc iQst n & .S1te Fr-y
MATTE 1nt;ing Blades = the place III s g,r.
~ board, cuts, divides aaa tr.1s o.e--t-
deF"sit'rK IL GneT paT-s n the fosre--. as-
ing over the turf. clojs. Sc. -. he suriaae
cheap. light and lasting. an. easy - fata I'D.
and team. Admirably adaptrti to aim, g.
purpose for which the p,ow is ned.
FIR license 10 sell. with fr-:h = inform. :.r B.
dress, y. =. wy uE
Brupkvi's tiFauyift.. =. w.
J. II Gooek. Oxford. y. T., s.F .i;s ora.
the aLa; p.aws.
Jurp 4th 1854
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FLOUR. FLOUR!

II me GOLD HUNTING LEVER WATCHES
Il 10 jewels, made by Joseph johnson. Best
watches made. For sale hv
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EMPIRE CLUB.

A meeting OF the Empire Club was held last night at
Naticrel Hail. in Canal street, Capt. ISAIAH RYNDERs
in the chair After the calling of the roll and the adj
don Of several names to the list OF members, captain
Rvnder announced that at previous meeting OF the
Club il had been resolved to appost delegate from
each Ward to report list Of officers. They reported
the following, who were unanimously elected:
Pr, sident-Isaiah Rynders, Seventh Ward. vice.
Presidents-Danie Il. Deayan, Zig nth Ward; GEORGE
G. Barnard, Sixth Ward; AndrewJ. McCarty, Third
Ward; John Kinsley, Eighteenth Ward Manus Kelly,
Seventeenth Ward; Henry Mum, Eleventh Ward
two more TO be added. Recording Secretaries-Ed-
waId Murray, Isaac G.. Seixas. Corresponding Sec
retary-Richard Il. Connolly. Treasurer-Euah r.
Purdv Grand Marshal-James Irving. Sergeant at
Arms-John ii. Midmer
After tie election was disposed OF, Constitution
was reported and adopted. The principal feature was
opposition to the "Know-NothiDgs and " Black Re-
puhicans" 10 the DEATH series OF resolutions de-
nourcing attempts to create and perpeua'e dscord in
the Democratic party, and declaring that the Empire
Club will not support any man for office who denies the
RIGHT Of each State and TeTtoyto decide the question
of Slavery within its limits, aud repudiatlng the
Know Nothing organization in all its phases, was
then passed. 49,,
Can't. RYSDERs made short speech, after which be
introduced Mr.. Thomas c. FIELD, who addressed the
meeting Capt RYNDERs then stated that resOlu-
ton had been handed to him TO the effect that the
Empire Club should rot submit to any dictaion from
the Custom House, but that he did not consider II
uec.s sarv to bring it before the Club.
MI BARNARD, one OF the Nice-Presldents, was then
introduced la a few words he thanked the Club for
ipdorsinJ bis nomination one OF their Officers Tie
was received with three cheers. Mr.. ANDREW JACK
soy Penn was then introduced and made short
speecb after which the meeting adjourned.
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BOARD OE ALDERMEN

"WEDNESDAY, april aid. ISAAC o. BARKER,
President, in the Chair. The minutes were read and
approved.
Report on the Up-torn POst-O Gce.-A long report
received from Aa Noorhs and Corwin. majority Of the
Special Committee the subject Of town PostOce. IL
darees with the minority and the Improvements
By the Postmaster Ia his late Communication al
that necessary and that present be reasonably asked
Ordered ~ be printed aud made the spec al subject for Monday
neat
city HdH.-Tweny-two petitions were received
from merchants and others TO the proposed City Hall
erected in the Park Referred the Special Committee.
Reports cOHcuTTed Mn favor of building new ap
psrass for Engine CO. No l6 award contract for building
engine for Company No. 5l favor removing lamPPos
the military walk IN front Of th- City Hail. bat refusing
the which situated in that space remit
suDdy eroIeous assessed award for
and paving Thrtyxth street between Fourth aud Lex
John Mc0Taue; Crosby street
Canal street. The Board adjourned To Friday a;
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FIRE IN PARK SrREEr-Yesterday afternoon an
explosion of gas occurred in the tenement house, No.
81 Park street, owned by J. Il. Shook, setting hre to
the woodwork and flooring Of the third story. BY
some means other the pipes disconnected, and
a considerable quantity of gas had made its way be-
tween the ceiling and beams OF the various floors.
workman while engaged in repairing the pipes held
lighted lamp near the meter, when loud explosion
occurred, shaking the building and setting fire to one
of the rooms. The building and furniture was damaged
to the amount of about $500. Insured far So 900 in
City Companies.
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Marine AFFAIRS.
SHIP UNDERWATER.


The following interesting account is taken from the
log Of the packet ship Underwater, which arrived At
this polt yesterday from Liverpool:
January ST. Thomas Henderson, seaman, fell from
tie o.etOpsal yard, and severely iaured February
H. q l6 or. S. while lying under cOsereefed fore aud
oTssis, fore and main irysss and fore sta sail was
struck BY hurricane w which blew away every sal
that set leaving only TIE rops hanging 20 the yar> The
d. flying b rsal and topsaaui sails blown on Of ne
saslis Two sesmep named James Lamb and Taoma' Mar
tin fell from lct tbs Jay, AID baby hurt Feb i
.hrt veh washed boats Of the dsck house,
trlW ara &C Mach he seausu Tell IRON main
opal ys,d end tOcs,ed hs March AT g q ou
the ship laor very hard i was discovered
fat is,hs slreldy Ten iset il to lover hold nmel,y
mustered Ire crew and passeuEes sni commenced thriving
overheard lie cargo 70 hs5ten her named - man
-s.elssl. talirs with Iu1set. a; the as:sr hatch
bofL crce amps win suction hose attained, "ofAS ~ S1c
ud Of tie ship and aer inc ..,nt pumping and bags M q
hours succeece IN igcug the feet n the well
roem N,rch ekinned the lron als IN ile lo e. nod,
having been 81 dss u OF WnSh y -
W with thsn 20 fresh water. III sales
blown prov ons getting snort having been dAas -
ssI' |siei u'e o. He crew severely nl lfi o. - go
board, and Gle kec Only eight beng sbie 70 90 y
ciucet 10 teaE NJ I The s0Etfll al eneaVI 20 e mo
beruuds Ba-1ey hin. seaman fell oFeI a a. "ss "a
sta ty killed; Robert McGee Eel from spanker
bm oveiaosr the shp going II aot a. boar before the "a
Tcssile ~ hin. Mach l. la y . Jon y
syoke bsTk sauscn 4 Roekand. out ninety day.. Dd
Iot lean wtere Eou. iron Mlrse-4-s, Cspt- Diiryi
r New OK short 4 wsisr snt prov i9-s co9d no sP
lei March . IN heavy Sc al, a-red A~4y eI2s'ae y.l
este uuss AZ siria9 ne h,al n'nllsL M'.ca II ";
Pcke sttsra rsfs-ugeT while ne mAl-'pi-A f-fa
ietu.y VIII iAIee ieet q Lit' trt Re pa. n @
ded The s p iuec lely lJgeret safoo2i9 :IteI
h. fbe u no. afe uar had .rrk although goo swimmer
Mach a. - 81 p o. boarded the bark Lyon Of Boston
P6vlcsSuf on Bssi r 10 ,sviI.o ~bo sy b. u. sai
very kDdly Supplied With ~asf bres1 a'ur a. potatoes
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGTOS, W ednesday, Apn =, $780,
In April. 1852, a man named Wells convicted Of
murder in this city and sentenced to be hanged He
was pardoned by President Fillmore with the condition
that he be imprisoned for life year ago an applica
ton was made to the Circuit Court for his discharge
under writ of habeas corpustbe prisoners counsel,
Charles L. Jones esq assuming the broad ground that
the pardon was absolute and the condition void. The
Court refused the application and remanded Wells to
the Penitentary. The case came before the Supreme
Court on appeal Justice Catron delivered an opinion
this morning. sustaining the inferior Court, and saying
tie condition of the pardon not the exercise OF
new power but merely the substitution Of one punish
ment for another, and arguing that the pardoning
power must be understood it existed in England and
in these colonies prior to the formation of the Consu
ton.
Justices Curtis and Campbell concuring, were
understood assuming that writs OF error in criminal
cases not being permissible to the Supreme Court, IL
has no jurisdiction in the premises, and therefore the
case should be dismissed.
Justice Mclean dissenting, argued that the example
Of England in matters Of prerogative, were not ap
plcable to this country, the Executive being confined
to positive lawn the absence Of which, in this case
the conditional pardon was not sustalnable 1t wa'
the exercise Of a new power.
Tie Senate having called for additional Information
on KaDsas affairs, and the House tor further inteu
oence on the Central American question: the President
to DAY sent TO each message saying there Is nothing
new In the State Department regarding thess subjects
GOV. Boome of Florida has arrived in Washington,
the object Of bis visit being to consult the Executive
authorities regarding the protection OF the frontiers oi
that State.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

NEw-HAyES, Wednesday, April 9, 300.
The Senate is Fusion by three or five majority, and
the Houre Fusion by majority, with three to
hear from. Litchfeld County has gone Fusion.
HARTFORD, Wednesday, April 9, 1856.
We have returns from every town in the State but
one for Governor. The whole vote Is Go, 6O0-the
Target vote ever cast in the State. Ingham the Demo
crate candidate for Governor lacks ,jj Of en- cleo
ton by the people. The House stands Democrats loi
ard Opposition l27, with one to hear FROM The SEN
ate has Q Democrats to 70 Opposition. The American
state ticket VII be elected by the legislature on JOINT
ballot. Tie Legislature will be strongly Anti-Ne-
braskf
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The irst meeting of the Board Of Supervisors since
the Spring elections was held yesterday and the fol-
lowing members from the county t0wrs presented Their
credentials and took their seats: Newt Iunls
G. Bergen: New Lotts-Isaac e.. Schenck; Flatbush
james v Schoonmaker Gravesend-Wm. Bennetti
Flatlands-John j. Ryder.
An appropriation Of SOS 900 made TO the Super
interdtrts OF the Poor.
The Clerk Of the Board was directed to furnish a
copy Of the amount Of taxes levied for the support OF
the poor in ls55.
A communication from j. II. Ptkn was received,
suggesting the propriey Establishing the shoemaking
business in the AiInshousc in order TO provide work
for the able bodied psupers. Referred.
A communication was received from Victor VI. Rice,
state Superintendent of Common Schools giving the
appcrofmt mt of school moneys for Kings County IN
1856 which IS a. follows:
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
GOV. SCENARIOS SPEECH.
Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Editorial Correspondence of The n Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April g. 1856.
Gov. Stewards speech to-day appeared to be
generally regarded as the great argument for the
admission of Free Kansas. Less complete In its
history of the Kansas controversy than Judge Col
lamers, less effective as an appeal to popular SYM
pathies than Gen. Wilson's, it stands unsurpassed
in its political philosophy and unequaled as an
exposition of the true genius of our institutions
and of the essential character of the contest
whereof Kansas is the arena. It's delivery was
more animated deliberate, and impressive than
that of any speech ever before made by Gov. Sew
ward, and the attention of the Senate was fixed
and undated throughout. The galleries were
filed, and so many Congressman were present in
the Chamber as to leave the House without quo
rum, necesstating call; that concluded, the
House adjourned and the Members were focking
back into the Senate again. The concluding por-
ton was given with a felicity and subdued force
which have rarely seen equaled.
The Pro-Slavery leaders were especially atten-
tive from first to last Messrs. ToOmbs Butler,
Douglas and Mason emphatically so. Gen. Cass,
whose position with respect to Kansas has not yet
been openly taken, also regarded the speaker with
observing interest; ex-senator Badger likewise.
1t seemed universally conceded that no nobler
effort had for many years been made in either
House.
At the close, Mr.. Douglas gave notice that be
should press his Enabling Act. H. G.
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THE FREE-sTATE QUESTION.

BosToN, Wednes Iay, AprI 3, I'10.
Governor Robinson OF Kansas, just previous to hs
departure from the city yesterday, met number OF
centlemen-membors Of the Legislature snd others
at the roo1ns OF the Emig;ant Aid Society.
He expressed very decidedly the opionion that the
safety of Kansas ~ a Free Sta.e depends upon de-
featiFg AIr. Douglas bill for a new Constitutional
Convention, a.. under tie present Administration and
its bogus laws there would be 10 chance Of securing
fair election Mr. Atchison who be said Is President
az far az Kansas i concerned, il reported to have
:3CCO goo IL bis command to force Slavery into Kansas
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THE ADJOURNMENT.
,stch 70 The v. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The y. Y Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday, April Q, 1856.
Among the Acts passed were the following
Amounting Commissioners of Records in Kings Co.
Extending Genesee Valley Canal.
The Appointment of Assemblymen.
To provide against unsafe buildings in New-York
The two Canal bills.
Awarding the Act relative TO money received from
scamen.
The Legislature was adjourned without passing the
Appropriation and Supply bills.
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too to Kansas, Of which he is now Governor. He
wrote soon after bis election to renew his inter
coarse with Col. Fremont, and received a reply,
which have solicited and obtained permission to
publish. 1t is given below, and will be found
characteristic Of the author aud an interesting incl
dent in the progress of the great struggle for Free
Territory and Free States. H.. G.
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ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

ST. Lours, Tuesday, April g. 1856.
The majority Of Mr.. Howe, Democratic candidate
for Mayor is 2 500, which is about the average ma
ior;ty of the entire Democratic ticket. The Common
Council will be composed of 80 Democrats and
Americaps.s
committee from Ksnsas is In this City, delegated
bv number of the business Of that Territory. 70
take steps for the establishment of line of steamers
from Alton, ILL.,, TO Kansas, for the transportation %
Northern emigrsn.s and merchandise. The COMMITTEES
viii proceed 70 Chicago, Cincinnati and Pttsburg, for
the purpose of perfecting the arrangements
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yns WIN .ae prlhcip'es OF 20 and rs, ana e.ning
going under the same name. He vindicSted the doc
rines OF the Shelf, and the schsm Of that fac
ton from the Syracuse Convention Though sn Office
ea ed ofice-seekers and denounced the general run
Of hat class as unworthy to be reckoned among the
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XXXIVTH CON G r Els s
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE WAsuISt


A number of blls from the Court Of Claim making
appropriations for certain claims, were passed.
the question Of printing the memorial Of the kapsas
legislature presented by Mr. Cas-, was taken up.
Mr. BUTLER opposed the notion on the ground
that tire memorial being arrogant IL IL language Il
would be yoiatve Of tie rles Of the senate 10 PRINT
IL He had no objection TO Kansss coming into the
Union a. Free or Slave State but be wanted It 70
enter honestly 'hropg h the gate, AMI hot climb over
the wall or creep under Il.
Biz. MASON though. tie memorial ought nos 70
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Mr.. Thomas Francis Meaghers new paper, The
Hsh Ners, appeared yesterday. 1t is sheet of six
teen pages, filed with unusual variety of interest
ing matter. The leading articles marked by lib
crafty, breadth of view, spirit, and common sense. If
The Erish Necs does not meet with ample encourage
ment those for whom it is particularly intended win
deserve never to have good paper.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

! BOSTON, ednes1ay, April =, 100
The Senate Committee on the Prohibitory Law
have reported that il is ibexpedeDt IN the opinion o.
the Committee TO alter or modify the existing Law.
minority report will be submitted. Tie Senate reject
ed the Ten.Hour bill by large majority.
Major Daniel j. Coburn was o-day appointed Vn,ct
Of Police in place Of Robert Taylor, removed Mr.
Taylor leaves the Office with the satisfaction that he
has the general respect Of the community. ..f