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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-25
CITY cOMnERCIAL REPORT.

TNrRSDAY, April 2i--pI. M
hsnL-.-The market firm, OF 6xe. for pots, and
S2se. for pearls, with anrAL sales.
BpAD@ryfs -FIour-The market was duh and lovar
for CO mmon grades Tie sales embraced about 1000
eco bbls including common Michigan good con- mon
state 10 80, and extra state Of low grades al
~ rs - 37h common 10 coed Ohio, at S8 12S So
a7lk; extra do, at ~ rs ard IS IS 30 FOR extra
Gentsts, choice extla st. Louis ne uncha rged
Cana6 ian In light demand and sales moderate u-
Guiding go 400 bbls ~ prices ranging from - SIX
for mon and " ~ IS and IS IS for good 70
fancy and extra brands southern easicr especially
corjnon grades The ssles embraced about 6c8a 600
bbls., incrding common to choice A. es IS 81 ok
end y soa - 10 for fancy and extra chocsa family and
tskers' extrss unchanged. WheAt-1he safes en-
t,aced about Geo bu shells fair Southernwhte ~ 8O
ItCO DO DO common TO fair DO al ~ TO- and small lot
OF common Tennessee red at VI 81. Corn-The msrket
WA dull, and the sales comprised about 1900 % 900
buphels at COO. &C for mixed Southern, and st &c.
for white and yellow do, and small cargo delivered
(white) was reported At e3ho All kinds closed dull
Rye was quiet and prices nomnal At coo. \ o5c for
SsutIsfn and Northern Oats were duh nj 80 doc
fnr gtate and Ale. a 45c. for Western.
CoI;ry-9 Sales Of 1880 bags IAguayrs made At
II and eco do. at private terms also loo SAvans at
n 4 RE WAS unchanged, with moderate sales.
(I1Ios--1he market continued firm, and sales of 900
ba'es we're made st 1lssc for stIct middipg upard-
IVuGpTs About 20, GOO bushels Of engaged
for yer pool in bulk at 4d, ECO bbs. Of -four at Is 3D.
leo tous OF fustc supposed TO be between los Cd and
Ia To London $50 boxes o. bacon and 80 bbls Of pork
boih ON private terms. To glasgow 200 bbls Of aoDr
eIe aksn at a. 20 bbs Of beet at g. and 20 tieroea
al aa CD To tine Confident gsgements were light
ard .ss Ds,e less eonSps roBs,rs eoitoo vaa ~
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Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly ,a,es OF stocks
snd b nds will take place tomorrow, Friday st bapt
IL O'Clock at the Merchants Excnange.
At the second board the market vac auits sessy
Ceve,snd ard Toledo in demand snd She sale, vsre
Nrxe The shorts much Troubled they 10 not nd stock
plenty they anticipated when their contr acts we're
put ont and there has been considerable
among the sau fy. Most OF the purchases made thus
far have been taken out of the market re the shortao
supplies from present buyers, the probability is they
will be mistaken ard II strikes that tho best way for
trosc 10 want OF the stoc TO act ia TO come ouoe into
the last and psy the market price FOR All they want
he present purchases TO to withdIavn IRON, the
market, The shorts WI only procng :heir misery by
borrowing from day to day 20 make good for the time
their contracts Tho daily sales show that ,Lere Is an ex
ra demand for the stock ~hsth for pe~snarsnt
o. temporary Investment does not sppear but there T.
very Tito coubt Of the ability OF purchasers 70 hold IL
they 10 de.eImns Wien look 81 the mark value Of
this stock and compsre It with that o, other eight per
cent railroad stocks viii be that II Is not selling
yon6 s intrinsic value The current price Seems hgh
60 sptcuators in Wall street because the has been
20 long depressed but u this company derives sby ad-
ysa,sses Sp ~ oev couDee sos-E tie lssge reeeQa
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY a lar K n r.
THURSDAY, April "a %

lBUH-DAY, april - % 4. NJ
1hs stock market Wa decidedly euoyAnt to-day,
and OF tae Western railroad stocks moro active
than have noticed for weeks disposition TO
&c ter gely into spsculatons Is daily becoming
apparent, which with the increasing in the money
marke, nust give upward impetus to prcer, which
all the Tear interest in the street resist Western
railroad stoNks beyond al doubt the favoritss and
will cotnraId the attention Of operators when the
ncvsnent commences, more than any other Glass OF
securities the market. At the rst board to day New
York Central Railroad advanced 4 per cent Erie 81
Reading u: Gslena and Chicago, ~ Michigan Southern,
y; Panama, Il; Illinois Central Railroad, 4; Illinois
Central bonds, y; Cleveland and Pittsburg, l. Cleveland
and Toledo, 2 Chicago and Roca Island, IA: Michigan
Central Railroad, ~ The operations in Cleveland and
Toledo this morning amounted to than nine thou
SAID shares, principally for cash, opening at "a and
closing rer cent This immense demand for the stock
evidently alarmed the shOt and they became free buyers
to cay ct hs highest prices All tbs Western railroad
stocks sympathse with Cleveland and Toledo and
in demand To-Day at the advance. Michigan Southern
closed fiji at sS& per cent bid Michigan Central Also
gradually waking up with small sales. Galena aud Cacs
60 not the market much. The raleS very limited
ard principally orders for investment. There a
slight upward movement in Erie this morning. opened
1t s6k closed ct 81 per cent The transactions
not large New York Central little better, and
that ~ about ALL We notice activity In railroad
bonds and at higaer prices There sals Of SO coo
Cleveland and Toledo convertible bonds at Per cent.
This little sboye the price of the stock and
it is not therefore probable that they purchased
for conversion. Northern Inana first mortgage Goshen
bonds so to-day to the extent OF 81 ooo at s51 per
osn cash Stats SOCKS not freely offered al current
rates Prices have been very steady for some weeks
past As money becomes more sbundan! State stocks
and first class railroad hoods must advance in market
value In view Of the amount of capital which will be-
fo,e the lapse Of another year be seeking In
vestnent In public securities, higher prices must
rule.
After the adjournment Of the board the folio wing sales
Of bonds and stocks made AZ auction by A. H.
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Personal Intelligence

TIE e. Hena,e have confirmed the nomination. VI
A. W Lamb 70 be Surveyor Of the Port and Inspector OF
Customs al HSpnitel, Mo. Mr.. l. ~as member OF the
last Congress-
rem have steam snip A.ma-kadarne sudan And con.
gen and A<y nonneurs Dorer Engvsh Girard and Semi
marie, NINE r. ca Mossieurs Afeder storu Dewez Mira
oehe SGrmond ssss Eabonne. Fqilisre Becheron Case
xecklein Kong. Harming, l. Bierlien. Uz kunk,
" Keller, Orator, Krener, Margsrte Weber.
From sAysniis IN brig konseratte j Benueu U 3 Con
sui ~ Bosoa Rev Requa Of Wisconsin, Estansta 40 Pu.
draibs, Duncan.
DBPARruREa.
For Lfyerpoo, Ia seAmshp Cambria rom on-sr BID
ney Bartlett and wife Mss Bartlett, Rev Waerscn NJ Geo
Browne, Miss Greene Mesers Lowering j !. I,ar
nsrd m Cha a curne Milan Hulbur Geo Bar-st Prtsr
Han meil ssm Shaw Thonnss Char son WIN lene I,r
1fss Pta9 NJ James Sullivan Miss Sullivan Meass p
shaw and vile, Ok CJcopee Miss wrgh, Of Drooklpe
.:scs wife s ssa Sas q p,sGh ssy war
ss mi esd and eSss ce u
NSs s,.1. e Sss ssysey M Fr1f. e rAIad.
esss; Jsco5 living and il John u Icasaa ga
Iaushnn son Wisconsn Kew Hay ward AID vile OF
london @ W. Mr. Jas Hi bradshaw and Rev Garden al
quebec Mr. > Brown, q Klngson Rev HEMP dorccn d
Will Igrsoo Aguire MAias Hoz and Don sinond
d H. van 10y and Antonio Ruez Of Mexico; Scgar
David o1sos and John Hamilton. Of Gsssow chss 1ore
Of Ireland saxon md Bernse. Of France Chas Lee
For aansi Mersi. Morse ard Z psysnpcr, q Bcsoni
Bassr ses.rs fiomss Frass Tvlnns srs wil1@s and
Master Hyde hossrs Chss Silver o. Haitsy hcfherson.
q Pietou Abbot. o. Montreal Wm Mortimer and Etfe,
pby q = Jors ny. Doug ass, Of otsoe Brcc&s,
IL Mds-H TWsj, o.
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Brookly N CITY InfelIisescss

CrREsosy oy LAYING CORNER sr1ss The ceremony
Of laying the corner stone of Methodist Episcopal
church, in Iekalb avenue, between Kent and Franklin
avenues, took place yesterday afternoon before very
large Of people. The Rev j. s. Inskip o. the
Centenery church, delivered eloquent address uron
the occasion, after which collection taken up And
about $500 subscribed towards defrayiug the
pesses OF the building. The stone laid By
Rev. Buell. Goo5seu Rev. j. NJ. Real expected but
prevented from attending by other pressing
gsgernents The church Is 10 be built Of brick and it,
DIMENSIONS to be SO feet deep, 60 wide and rs high.
The lower ground foors win be lecture clas
rooms The church will be these and have gal
lery all IL will cost with the lard about SIT COO
ot which s. COG viii remain mortgage and the Rev.
Joseph Law Pas or Of the church. expects by tue time
10 be able II rsse the balance The whole
buiarg will be ready for divine service BY the rt Of
pc+nt art
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yeleurn ohio Marine Rep0vt.


ea a. tom NYosk s III; Is now com Sp up dc Ssr
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ad mn bs4sssa s9s ssp. tfs s fs 0s
voon ser Ticket. Boston Maria Pickup Bases 3sressn
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
I,uScu Is n The roper. published yester
day oG tho launch ct the sp Intrepid, from Mr. VIM Webs
5Gc should have reac sic built FOR kessls Buckun
crane, oil BucStDn Cram.
SIR wooDcocx-Csp Iamler, of ship wooddocs (of New
y haze eSmp
as IL
Sd sn1 The
ShfS ID sn sa Sr Tx
four bnd been got and her sails wore shore The cargo
y.ss s s ca s
a Be- i % s s tn slao ase p s
New yost N~ ''''ea s''u' ''0' '"' p''"' '''1' IN
sHp AsrofxCa BocAner, o, schr Ross, at Psoyi.
dspce from Mobile Gh list reports seeing no date large ship
wrtckers were lust leaving her.
r'~'tSr before repored At bermuda from Bsjrnorss
In as;resa reports ha, on The night OF hc March the
psps IL sspe4s &c esr Of lie q
constantly she experienced succession OF heavy gales Of
wssrs AZ. 4 ar1i,,d III mat ''''s'N ~
Tnr HI which esps1sd Oh aoueeser slsi and dfea
che man was sayed-
genn Ro-r .. SsrhleLead which WA driven ashore the
Sem SARAH MooRy, from Bath for Virginia which wss
asbore Great Point got fsnd taken to Ranucset "a
inst.
sogr EGHfYG ar Providence from Baltimore, lost boat
hnd daVM n NE gale Of 2is inst, 90 Fire Island
Wa arc ineetsd ia Evooc Walter Esq. Secretary OF the
Beard Under WRITER'S for the following depatch
received 81 Eoop yesterday rom New oieane:- -
Tie brig sabite arrived ~ this rort on ruesdayel right
rt brg Nsrv HAM arrived this day. has bees adhere Is
e, East Ibis pace-Eo Oh without daInage ana assistance
sic hove oy a card about 1880 worth OF carRu.
Tie B Davis has arrived from rasseu this day
80, -..,.,, - .,r.raed =, yart,ehe, cot m and
,.e no ne tsub0r sold by auction 2 10 Francis Ia
Ier Bedford. for $3.50 s'oop Triumph was SOD ssms
cay Tor SEQ
IArscngn-At Brewer mat, BY Mr 9 oskes superior
ch ~ ls0 toms called the Wes, Wind Intended for the Dos
match line and Bangor parkets and TO be command
I'd by Capt Lans who part owrer The other owners nre
VIM Parsope AIpcd Desng Of Bangor. and John Dupee.
Al East Mscbias, Me- lrh ms. By Tahos gon, god
,oastIps tchr Of $50 toes, called tie SALIVA
Notice 20 Mariners.
The or rceter telegraph states llhe b. scsi Ae6n
Rex .ss bees hrcpshi INTO Ihsip cst
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The Turf.

UNION CoUasE, new ORLEANS, April l8.-Purse els0,
mile beats.
Capt, ". J. MINORS or. !. Ia Dame Blanche, BY
Voucher, out OF Lady Jane. years old 1850. 1
J. l. IrnlsS's &C. M. Johnsons) oh. t. Cndne, By
imp. Yorkshire, dam ksegrsve, years old 49, !"
Time. 1:4ex-1aQE,
AiRIy II --Pxrse $500, two nila heats.
A. L. Brganap's (T b. Poin6exsr's) Oh Mary
Bernard, BY imp. Giencoe, cut ofMaSistta-Sy. 10.
J. L. Inlsy rs b. Puss FArris, BY Wagner, out OF
A,genus@y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2
Time, S4SH-345h
AsaiL Is The following is summary OF the three
pils day
Il, Tscbroeck's c, Pryor, By Sovereign !
T. Weus' b. b. Lecornte, by Boston. ........... j
n. Kennet's Bnrov, BY Sovereign -. ...... 8 2
Time 5:tS-SEa-6l1.
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RECOVERY OF DAMAGES FOR LIQUOR SEIZED UN
TBS NAME iAw.-Iu the Supreme Court yesterday,
Chief Jsstice shaw presdirg, Mr.. Edgar W. Cummings
recovered $,o9 damages for stock Of liquors seized
and ccnfscAtsd by exherif Crocker. under tue prov
ors Ct tie Liquor law in September 1882 The liquors
were seized IN store in Kneeiand srest, and this was
,ke cnlv considerable in the city The plaintiff
ounmipgs claimed 81 0Se damages but s,nas Of the
Witnesses introduced EXPERTS said that the liquors
not Of the 6rss quality and 20 the jury deomaed
th amorrt OF dAr,sges claimed Boston Tines ApH a.
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snip Homtodt {Has.'. raaissa. HanbarsSW schmidt
Ship Rssn B1EsesS New or.s.. Eosa,ct
cs!oiaa atsn ssins.ss, Srsnsa- Hssnnss Mu'
Bsri Hsasssums ist: ps.:5s:.Ss%IsS Tssre.;
Brig Anderson. Randall. sasua Grsude-smsuwocd
pig N xsshex Hall Es.nad.-Tx Smith:
Hs% ssS bs.ss & ws.
sesr a.S Thin Ants p.,.y srP; sl.sh
seSr Andrsws. Pu man Mashinstoa B slossom Son.
hGsS Hanss o
sst1 ss.i:l EI F fft"sa
cr Sosssd oSSsS asss,
Scoop JP Wa lace, Lincoln. Tsnnton-Master.
ssRsr aSe hq.
p1opeller Pisns, scper. Phiiadspas Thompson
ARRIVED.
Hpri 90 LAT 3 on 8 Il. passed saFs Carlos. boand West
put
q B1 S MIC. Singapore. Jan IL with Coffee
BARK Isasc Davis or PHILADELPHIA Hand, Palsno March
L, and 81 days from Gibraltar with sumac, rs, 80, to
Irg Mon.erAt.e Draper savanila daya with hides DC
TO-, Se leu s ss Se e S s. SSss q Gs
Belfast Oh lsian0e) NEWMAN BermvdA. LIN
inst, With aai. DC to Middleton Co.
Brig OF sres Ooe. King Savannah. days with coaon
&c, TO smallwo0d, Andersen L Co.
Schr Lookout Butler, Jacksonville, days
Schr Wis0n, Bradley Wilmington NO, days.
6cbr G Il Dixon. Wesierveh NewbeYn, days.
Sefr kdv ard Bennett. Decker, Virginia
Scbr Lucy LStarp, Sharp. ale xandrta, 4 days.
Schr 4 II unuey, Ham mend baltimore.
schr BrsiDlu. I melee. Poruscd, Ct
Sc.r ACn Smith Wheeler, Philadelphia
PIoreyor pfetm Post, Baltimore.
Propeller klnsut.a, Ne, New Bedford.
Propeller Petrol, Anew. PIoydecce.
Propeller QuEetaug, Holun. Norwich.
Propeller n Harris. Emio, New I.on1oa-
Propeller 81 eiucke., 0eer, Norwich
BFIOW.
Brig Coroova. Of Providence.
Schr Eurtera E6recge. ledays cn CurRcoa 10 fonks
schr James L IIoyt from Viz girla.
The spotSn Vii evening on The Woodlands BY
eteam!ug HsDtIese, CAPT EosreD.
SAILED
Slip Nunbo!d. Qian), Hamburg
ind during .he day from sW and light.
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MlRITIhR INTELLICRKCE.

6TEAHHR0 10 OALtRORN1A.
Foa AsfNwA1-IniSos oh and George Law 2etA Of each
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
EAB1-From Charleston 18th and 4h. due at Havana I'D
and tn From Havana l0 and 26h due q hew YORK Tia
EEPIRz CIR NEW GRArADA-From Now York l7,A,
vus q hSvna 81 aa due e YORK & From 40" "
!st ard New Orleans .s From Kew Orleans I'm. Havana
Q14EsR From YORK is. ofeaea month arriving
E.yena STU and Mobile ST. From Mobile 18th, Havana
CAaAwaA-From New York 27h arriving II Havana ID and
New Orleans Sh From New Orleans Il r. Havana 5'h due
When the above dates n on Sunday steamers viii sail
Monday. They leave New Orleans near A. as tide
Will admit and the Isabel leaves Charleston and Havana At
THE OVERLAND MAILS No INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be q value 70 those having correspond
once With the East
Tho man leaves Southampton lth and sOth Of easA
Arrives ., Gibraltar about The 9TH and 3oh Of sams month.
Arrives al Malta about the llth and 3s of month
Arrives ct Alexandria about tho 18th q same and ID q o
Sues about the nth or 2s Of same and s Or Oh Of
following month. -
leaves Alden about tie 18th or A Of sans and day
val for Bombay, and llth to Goth for China, 20
Indian Navy arrives at Bombay about 1 I'd 70 81
p and O. steamer arrives 81 do Gala the Oh
Leaves Po. Dc Gale Or fuio Penang ,h. same day.
Steamer has already arrived which taass Tho mall
Arrives at Puo Penang about tho la or isA and 1A aaA
Arrives singapore the 18th 18th and s o. LIT q
following u onih.
Leaves Singapore about u hours aner arrival.
Of following month,
Leaves next day for BhAnghAe.
Two mAils leave FL gAnaon0 on The 9th Ana h OF 0Ach
sorth-ya Marseies arrive At Alexandria about the
uno N the southampton mail.
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ORDER OF uXERSI5E5.
Ergtrg.
BedtssoI-A rm Mus j. Msrcasr
Fate OF the Indians james Tate
Freedman AID the Rats. ........ .Frod. SaloaOu
Dscxae-7he Danny. w a Jesup and J. l. Auerman
6iseug. Hi0a
Of the Crmeaa Heroes into PaEis Bsn
Dialogue Frae,ious Man Sami Martin and D. W. Outwsisr
Ree.,scca- q ylisaoc q Africa. Robert Prince
Staging. -
Recitasou America SAml. Martin
Dalagpe-Jebn Bail p Kcosmsn, Tate and B. Rvertseu
kec.,aioeWat yle,s Address to the Kcg s. T. Barnes
Eeero w. Ca~.na' ~ - Amermau
70 snazzar :".......,,.,.,..M 'ss Martha DUE. Ap
rsissuexoees at the Fair j. MERCER and Thos Morris
Dacgus-EUt Ashamed CT his OccupA,ioc. ........
R.chd Lewis and G. g, Ke'lock
HecAAtoC-DfAh OF fapolec1 Gssan0 zsgl0
lie Ee,0ur cart Ia Pairie. .........J. J. Mercler
Follow ycur Nose y. L Amerman
Scsrpostton-h ssc. Miss Amelia Cameron
LAloRue-forc Converv alton Benz kion and g. Zogo
Eecita .oa-Faie OF Virginia. Rchc Lewis
Address to the Roman Envoys. ....G a. W. hia-
palofnA-tfccdf Grim Lapstone. .................
Peer Kocp mar. j. Tate I. L. Knock and G. G. Kslock
ta.ton-per LoeWe........ Herman hsegcr
Elefd. Lewis B. " ou!waier, 4 Morris and 8. Martin
seeaa, i Battle OF Lake Regius IL " Isaacscn
distribution OF Rewards.
All ths pupils acquitted themselves wonderfully well
and wsImy aoplauded BY the audience and their
scaoolmAtes assembled on the occasion.
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fhs Tabernacle Wa crowded 10 excess On wednesday
svealDS BY ladies' snd gentlemen ssssnblsd Tor the pur
pen Of witnessing tbs annual sxAiboa Of the pHsah d
the MeebADie Institute school fAs platform In The
Of the building enlarged and constructed somewhat
lie the stsgs Of theatre Here I'll the rscitAusaA diA
osues and exhibitions took place to good advantage
Above the stage and Immediately under the organ wers
ranged two three dozen boys and siris al nicely
drsssed asa ranged In regular order. These ohdrsu
varying n age from 10 years. sang songs intervals
between ths retacns and dialogues In the sweetest
possible The eoouton and action Of the pupils
IN the Of thu various exercises allotted
than quite credltAbs TO their tsaehers and was
locked upon with uueh approba'i,n BY the audience.
The suding part Of the ceremonies ncluding dru
on turn OF militia "traning day" excellent,
end during iis performance the entire assemblags
oonvused Nth Laughter The following Is the order Of
exercises a. prepared for tie occasion:-
o.
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~ al packages and lsers intended for The Nnw Yosx
HrgAID sload Le sealed
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"a anything - ii net income there Ia certainly greater
vaus In the STOCK, snd W reason Why It shouN
not tsks permanent postion ct points marc par
with those ruling for amilar stocks In this market Erie
was fraction better thu afsnooa. HAlss were made
After ths board ct 67K per cont Michigan Southern
Railroad wa little heavy 81 the beard bat recovered
aftsr.
The receipts Of the Indiana Central Railroad Conpaxy
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NEW ORLEANS. April 1.-THE ship Kitty Smpsos, Brsg
Goa from NYosk 2Sti ut. is coming up the river.
Herald Mngine Correspondence.
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TIE e. g. Henate have confirmed the nomination VI N e
A. W Lamb 70 be Surveyor Of the Port and Inspector
Customs at HSnnitsl, Mo. Mr.. L. was member Of tile
last Congress-
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proclaims that no man shall vote Nv
til nc swears to support the Furiti",,
Slave law. He repeated, that i w,S
unjust and cruel towards one sect;o ~'
OF the Union, and was insulting to an"
honorable man differing from him r.
garding the propriety of that law, 4
was a dangerous and unexampled prs ..
cedent. and contrary to the NebrasE,
bill, which ne proceeded to show. An.
other law ofKansas denies to any man
the right to speak or print against fl"
legality of slavery in that Territo~
and furnishing those thus infractin."'
the statute with hard labor in the hen:
itcntiary for not less than two wears
1t does not say how many more, and
this shows the disgracctul character n,
the act.
Mr.. James presented the resolutions
of the Legislature of r. Island. CON-
demning the assault on Mr. Sumner
which gave rise to debate. He sai1
he should defend here, and elsewhere
if need be, this freedom of debate,
Messrs. Brown and Reid opposed
the printing Of these resolutions \
The Senate then adjourned UNI
Thursday.
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Defeat OF the South at Cincinnati.

The great voice of the so-called De-
mocracy was almost unanimous for
the denomination of Franklin Pierce.
In their idoatry for the Brigadier, they
forgot that the man who pleased them
so entirely, might not be pleasing to
their Northern allies, and they sent
up immense delegations to swell the
glory Of the expected ovation. But
they have fled from the Pork city,
beaten, disorganized and desparing.-
They coaxed and cooed about the
Freesoil phalanx, gentle as sucking
doves, but could find no forty foot
pole long enough for the "allies" to
touch Pierce with. The very fact that
our aimable friends liked Mr.. Pierce,
was the very reason the Northern De-
mocracy wouldn't have him-and they
didn't. Mr. Pierce may think a little
barter in politics very good thing,
but both he and his Southern compeers
must be now satisfied that the business
may be carried a little too fv.-F2ag
of The Union.
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cord and anarchy for some time. The
power, or rather the weakness Of the
general government, has proved so
far wholly inefficient to restore tran
guilty and order, with less prospect
of succeeding in the future. So the
fires of civil war will continue to burn
80 long as there is any combustible ele-
ments to feed the flames. The popu-
lation must decrease, and thus reduce
the numerical vote farther below the
requirements of the Constitution nee
essary to form State. There is no
spirit of compromise, but all is ultra
ism; the people know too well, from
the history Of the States, the fallacy
and inelliciency of compromise in set
Ting questions where no principles are
determined. and look upon them mere,
ly as truces or temporary armisticcs,
to which they nov have no good rea-
son to resort.
A great many persons try to make
the impression that the war reports
are greatly exaggerated but it is no
longer to be denied that there is a state
Of hot civil war in that unhappy and
Inflated Territory, real war, "dclla
horrM Jelo." The States are too busy
making Presidents to give proper at
tention to the matter. The little
knock down in the Senate chamber
receives more notice in Congress than
this fratricidal war. Such is the cast
of the present administration.