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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30


The news by the Baltic being quite favorable for
Beadstus there is considerable activity and better
feeling About 81 900 bbls Flour sold at advance
of l5o 2Oc. q bbl Prime Wheat is about 2c better,
with sales Of 75 900 bush. Corn is rather easier.
Pork continues finn. Lard has downward tendency.
Sugars are active and firm. Coffee is quiet Molasses
is rather better, not active. Two cargoes Malaga
Rasins sold to-lay-the first arrivals of the season
at a. 75 and s. l2 for Layers and Bunch. Cotton is
well sustained, with moderate business.
The bids for 81 400 600 Of the Six Per Cent Stock Of
the Stock of Ohio will be received until lst October,
"wednesday ext) at the State Agency Office of the
Ohio Life and Trust Company. The advertisement il
as follows
SIX PER CENT LOAN OF THE STATE OF omo-The Com.
souers OF the Sinking Fund of the State Of Ohio b. virtue
Of an General Assembly of the State OF Ohio hereby
give notice that Sealed Proposals will be received until first day
of October next AZ the Office Of the Ohio State Trans
for Agent NcwYork for loan OF two millions four hundred
thousand dolars ($20l for which TransfeInble Certif
Gates of Ohio State Stock will be issued bearing interest the
rat, Of six per cent per the lt day Of January
1857 paybe senaunuay the lst DAYS of Jsnusry and
Juy il the City Of NewYork and the principal rembursabe
u the pleasure of the State in the City OF NrwYork after the
Slst dsy Of December 1886.
pos OF Ten per Cent the amount Of each proposal
will be required ;heI opening to insaIs nna payment on
The hole the Loan BE- paid in on the Sst day Of
December, 1856.
M Inn Fiyr thousand Dollars They specify the
t u,riu offer, land otherwise will BE- reccycd) must
% give the Of the party making the proposals. and be
uco.ed in envelope NAKED; rIopo.~' Yr oho stAfe
Loan and b. addressed 10 SAMUEL bVLL Transfer Agent
- tb state Of Ohio the Office Of the OHIO Life Insurance and
Trust Company, in Ne~'ioIk'
The credi, of the State of Ohio stands deservedly
hieh and this loan is well worthy the attention of
capitalists.
The interest on the bonds Of the Peru and Indianap-
oils Railroad Company due ls Oct, and upon the
second mortgage bonds Of the Cleveland, Pausvlle
and Ashtabula road also due lst Oct, Will be paid
bv Winslow, Laner & Co.
The quarterly interest on the Sacramento Water
Loan Bonds. due lst Oct, VIII be paid by Wells,
Fargo Co.
The Coupons on the Mortgage Bonds of the Morris
Canal Co. due on the lst of October, will be paid at
the office of f. W. Clark Il Co.. on that day.
The annexed notice to shippers of grain has been
;ssued bv the Board of Underwriters:
Orr1cE oF TIE BOARD or UNDERwEITERs,
No 80 WaIl-st New-lOrk, Sept. - lSoo.
To OwSrRs MASTERS OR AGESTs OF VESSELS LOAD
ING GRAiS:
lam instructed to inform you that on and after the
tst dsv of October the limit oi grain on board any
xesse for The Winter months Will be fixed az three
fourths her registered tunnaee L. LATHAM
The following comparative statement OF the Revenue
received from Customs at the principal ports drrng
tho mast four ronths, and for the same period of
Isi5 has been obtained from the books of the
Treasury:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

cn shares generally were heavy, without any impor-
tant decline Illinois Central bonds were better, sell
ingat ~. In other bonds there was not much change
ana but little doing.
Exchange is not yet active for the steamer. and ire
rates not firm Sterling 9d9i e cent, with INST
class bills at Q. = cent. Francs 5.l7l d3l9. Inc
supply Of outside Sterling il considerable, and the
bankers are free drawers.
To Liverpool rates for grain better the engage
ments include jOOOO bush. Grain at s. 9id; law
bbls. Flour at 2s Cotton at 3D.; 400 boxes CheeSe
at 3Os To London 900 BUSH Grain at lOd IN ship
bags; !. eco bbls Flour at 2s Cd. To Glasgow 5.to
bush Grain at lOd.; 100 tuns Logsood AZ Ssi ~ tus
Qucrciiron Bark at 3Gs.
The bushes. Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
si6S, ,O69 80; $4,000 for Transfer Drafts on bo-'on
Payments s377 ,3j o. $4,000 California Drait- anu
Checks. Balance, sl3,6ls,733 81.
The business Of the Clearinghouse was s3i hl'VVV'
which j. large.
We hear Of about million Of gold engaged for the
steamer of Wednesday which i supplied by the Gan
fornia arrival The Saturday steamer VIII take ou'
small amount probably, and a conslerabe portion o'
the California gold viii strengthen the bank reserves
during the week.
There l. an active demand for money but no speca1
difficulty in supplying the wants OF borrowers Inc
supply Of capital Is free and stocks are carried WIN
about the a. at any time duHDg the mohlh'
PAPER is not plenty in the street, ard rates are uh
changed az q cent for frst-class signatures the
bulk Of the business Icing done at SGS! e cent Inc
offerings at bank are moderate. The payments on
the 4th are heavy, and preparations for that DAY
causes some increased demand for accommodations.
The Bank Statement shows a general contraction a.
compared with last week-most important III the
specie and deposits. This is the usual course oi the
bank movement at this Of the year. Ihe line
Of loans has been contracted about >'2O,O The
deposits have fallen off actually about s-,OOOooo'
The specie reserve is Il, 100000 lower; bu, the
California steamer, which arrived on Saturday, makes
this loss more than good. The comparison with last
week is as follows:
Sept ~. slo97i5f5 s127O6a5 +3.76o585 9o@iS5
Sept. q .... lo8 sa2Aj 1888 21o 3,6jilB @f57S
Decrease. $500 sL1#5 $s5Iso s2lloG7c
The loss of deposits and reduction in loans has been
quite general The largest loss of specie is in the
Merchants and America. The Statement Is as follows:
TABLE Of he Togns Specie Circulation and Dpos Of htS
Bank of The CTR u York f0r the eek e.fN7 on Sat
wdov SEPT e. 1856 to rhic' IL affixed The CaPiaI Of eaea
RINK
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT or NEw-YoRK. a.
Clearc1.

Stesnshp-New.Yorft tBr.l Craig. Glasgow J. Mss
Ship.-Jsvs TAYLOR, Glasgow, Dunhsm Dno, yS'.t
,c.yirt New Orleans WIN. Nelson Son; Came,..Sy Syfse
bert, Bsltinorr, Meyer sneten Arsrnso C.ss-s -
pooI Boyd L Hincken; CoaAnt Gray Gl..s... N,a-
Lancaster; Guy of Brooklyn. Mitchell Liverpool NS,
Sons Galses Barber SaE Francisco, Sutton Co Re-
Bartlett London. Durham 81 Dimon-
Bsrks-ohO CBreml Rsnsis, Aky.s, Gepecle Co. C..
lirs Fwood Charleston DunhAm Dimon Ellen No,..
sitter Boston Robinson, wgrns Co. Mary Coe Ave., ~
bile Sturses Clesrman "IdhTe MARSHALL, Ven ~
Hareous Bros.
Brigs-Florda, Morton. Boston, Walsh, Carver Cha. =
crrcia Wallace Philadelphia {. T. J. Pe,ers; 49,
French Mobile j. =. Knapp; yosah Jex, MuHsou n
Thompson Hunter; HSaso, ingalls, MscAiss Mayss. ~
bot Co; Alma (Br) Brow Nassau, ~ p, Bsscn So,
L Co. ~
schooners-H Martin Perine, Lavacca, Wakensn r..
Co. n w Smith Wyatt. Charleston acCresdy M, a -
Benss Pierce Portsmouth w. :. Brown, Pco.oi. Ne
no Wsshinzton Il. Blossom son NJ Taylor Sp-e u l-
uninston b. Blossom Sen; Charm Nickersoa sIn w
Rones Baltimore Ssight Baltimore Mailer, Lord o.".
" H. Gillsnd Ericksou, Charleston, poilasr Psr.,,
fort (Br) King Cornwsis, d. X De Won; kns FA....
Johusou Monruvia Yates PorterhelG Empire osn ~
tolk s,urse. Chairman CO. Pauline, Dsyey RsPyAlaa~S
River master, Indanol MeMurrSy Mobile, Layssa HI
but Martba Maria, Small. Salem, X w. RoPesk
Propeller-Bristol. Allen, Philadelphia J. Il n Bnsr
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
eeks- of the NeW-Orleans banks :
Actual Increase Of Loans for the week 4.

Actual Increase of Loans for the week ..... +5i5l5
Donald Mckay, the celebrated shipbuilder at East
Boston is in financial difficulties He only requires
time it is understood, to pay everything.
OF the nine railroads leading from Boston, probably
only four will make any dividends this time, namely:
the Western, g., and the Maine, Worcester and Old
Colony each.
At Philadelphia there is very little alteration in the
Money market Firstclass short paper is readily me-
gotiated at = cent and that four months to
run at Ga 10 T. cent per annum.
The adyices by the Baltic are more favorable, not
only for Breadstufs but financially, than was antci-
pa,ed. Cotton firm and Breadstuffs better. Con-
soils had been as low 93 but recovered and closed
at 93 On the last day, learn by telegraph to Liv-
erpool, there was favorable change in the Money
market The Ners of the 18th says;
"The Stock Exchange to-day experienced an entire
change Of appearance The feeling of vague panic
which prevailed at the close of last week, and vesges
of which were still observable yesterday has vanished
In every quarter purchases have largely deponderated
and the immediate result has been an important re-
covery from the late excessive falls The rally in
sos il fully = cent.
Contrary to expectations the f256 600 in gold ex the
Sandman is not readily taken by the Continental buy
ers. There Is probability that considerable por.
tion will be sent nte the Bank.
Inc private letters DN tlls VI -dllc
hopeful tone. They admit the stringency of money,
but do not look for it, continuance. Letters from
Paris state ha; there is marked decline in the de-
msnd for London funds and letter from London TO a
leading banking house states that the drain OF gold for
the Bank Of France has ceased and confirms the
statement Of The Ners, that the recent arrivals of
gold are going into the Bank Of England. Money was
dear in all the Continental cities and of interest
| advancing. This mainly caused by the drain Of
silver for the East 1t estimated that 20 900 900
had been India and China within three years.
The Continental Governments considering the
propriety Of making gold a standard in place VI or
Jointly with silver. Tie TINS says:
COnsols are e cent lower than in April last,
when the Bank held two millions sterling less OF bull
lion when the rates of discount al g ceat, and
when the prospects Of the coming harvest were alto
gether uncertain. remarkable illustration Is tnus
afforded of the difference in the current OF speculation
at that period compared with the present All per-
sons were then speculang under the influence OF san
guine feelings while al this moment they are disap-
pointed and perplexed by check which though capa'
bic of perfectly satisfactory explanation may tempo
rarilv occasion increased inconvenience.
M.rLets.. C AREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBVsL.
MONDAY. Sept. ., lSj6
T. market l. quite frra for both kinds sales Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Total. Ooo 4s55ccO 57oi,cco 2s5'ooo 6sjlcoo
1t should be noted that the returns come down 10
the 10th September OF the present year and are quoted
to the I'D September, 1850.
The excess for 1856 the same period in 1873, is
4,625, eco.
The following table shows the quantity Of some of
the principal articles of produce left AZ de-wa,eT from
the commencement Of navigation TO the I'D Septem-
her incl.ve. during he years ls54 lslj and ls6:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
Receipts Of Produce.-SEPT. 20.

BY the Hayes Railroad 70, the reek-I|lo cans hls i"
Cattle IL Cows a5 Calves 10 sheep LIS Dead tors
i bush Grain 100 pkgs sundres, q bbs Cider, o,o Iush
els Potatoes Id bbl. Pickles, l69 bass straw loi oas'
Waddng. L IN c.,t. %
BY The Hudson Rirer Railroad 70, the Tsh-2'o 4ts %
Calves So Sheep 1873 Motton n bales nay ioyo sA'"
Mil u bbls App-s 500 pkg- Paper. II tuns MsLDle
ny Bodt'-ls76 76i bbs r!9oF li'v ,h ss
do. Whisky, 1850 bushels Barley -, ,oo -, ,uti., oao
RI, Eyie RalyoaG bbls. Flour, $40 pkes "hi'hy so
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30


oifS-in.s.d continues in good demand aud prices are
v.y % although the private adyices by the steamship bstic
tavorahc london most OF the On engaged 10 or
PUT upon thc mark'V on sC'
] m tb- news received the hstness ot the msrke D.Ie
iii rad slight effect the market and gtces ec'drd I,on
The however, had no erect on our
Nothing has in English but american Is IN goou %
.nd nom store al Crude W hale remains qulct ne
6p. Winter B,ach,d /. steady request at 92dSjc In
sperm there very little doing and prices remain the ,ahe'
Jrd OH il firm a. the ADVANCE sales 1000 gallons Prime west
y, AZ : cash; mall .aes the trade az 81 0od ~ a. mos
H. other kinds there l. change 10 observe
PROVIsIONs-The Pork market quiet; holders are IN
the sys. Ar. sales Of $50 bbs AZ his" to < u"
PINE and ~ ii Mess Beef finn and m good I,q.,,
for trade aud for shipping; sales OF 30 Dds Sod
for Prime s8ad9 Country Mess, 80 514 I'll or H.
rae ked Mess ilGil 81 for eXra do Prime Mes. s
tame al xl4dSl7 Beef Hams nominal Bacon Is III nm
tied demand at 10! dlOc nbbed and lie tor clear CUT
Meat, Ar, quiet Shoulders and sd9ic for ta's
,ar of $50 bbls and Halle, and 100 keg previous
pcr, Butter in good demand al l8d2c for state ana
i5a for Ohio. Cheese trmer and IN good request u
7id9tc. ,.. l.
Ri continues with a small supply, firm; moderate de
maud preyails sales of 100 ia45c as 10 quaty
SUGARS continu. and in active request sales OIL
200 hhds acc including 100 hhds Porto kico al sassc'
and 81 boxes Havana az SIC.
WHISKY-Thr market is better with brisk demand; sales
Of 900 bbls. at 81 daSc. - ,,u,u-,.
continues but the transactions have been limited
owing small stock and the extreme prices demand
Sic to 52lc are free OF sal. roIeig
In small supply the movement having reduced te
stock materially Prices remain rm, but the saes are Inn
tied Tie accounts the British and Continental markets
Of Europe report al active demand at very nigh rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

SNIP RUsIcoy, at Havana in distress will doubtless srv
d.mned The goods IN her lower hold coming %.
much damaged and the hsa. that "a
impossible eDdre the labor Of ereaih ,sss
could have got tie yersei Into psu 10 spsb sPPsS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
By TeleRYuph.

BOSTON Sept. 2-Ar. brss Irene, MecOs,s, OIinsc9 .
Ia and Elyra and the Palmetto all from
Also ship Curing Liverpool bark Ayola, Charleston ~
brig Nereus Malaga.
PORTLAND Sept. 2sThe Kher.oness .siles y
terday morning Liverpool via Halifax and ST. John "a
with thirty passengers for Liverpool, fifteen for Hsifa
nine for Newfoundland She had full cargo.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

corroyrh. marie. 6rm q. Saturday. advance, ana
oa.r.:e demand prsvas The steamers new. nAs 20. p"
dueed tie slightest change Sales Of LUZ oale@ ef''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
SUPREME COURT-srscI,L TEsM-sEPr. I7-BefoIe
Judge DAVIES.
ANnrupR INJUNCTION


Charles Morgan ct al agt Cornelius Vanderbilt Cornelius n
Garrison et al
An injunction has been granted, at the suit OF the
above plaintiff restricting the defendants from evyns upon,
s,iIns or interfering with any gold dust bullion specie
'other property belonging TO the hIm OF M9rs Harrison
"Frz Rason consigned to said ChS Morgan Co. or
.by virtue of attachment against Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Mr Morgan and Cleo Oun,srd entered into the usual
deskins TO make good all DAMAGES iIS the injunction IA case
= sassOoS ose' 's'''''" against '''' ''' " " - ' ~
sopatins As AGAINST Garrison whose alleged creditors
Cutting conducts the suit for the plaintiffs his sons act
ing their attoTnies ,
Before Judge CLrRHE
Jeremiah G. Hamilton sst The Accessory Transit company
The argument in this case was concluded TINS morn
Ing and decision will probably be rendered in the Of
phe week
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SEPT. " Before
Judge INGERSoLL
Several criminal were called on TINS morning
among Da Costa the la OF the bfanan prisoner
hut being ready the part OF the defense the .o' ~
tourned.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-SEYr q
g, ~, Before Judge lsGRAH.M;
Samuel w Baker, kc., agt. Spencer BndgeT, &c
Motion TO vacate and set aside Judgment. Granted
William Wood sc, agt. Henry Pndhain. -
Motion to strike out answer of defendant as insafh
Csnt. Granted with St0 costs.
Terence Fitzgerald sst, R. W. Martin. Sc.
Order directing issue to be joined in proceedings un
Humphrey NJ CraIy sgt. William H. Bergman. &c
Order directing receiver 10 deposit all the money,
xe in HE hands beloagng the late firm
with the United States Trust Company within five days
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERN.-SEPr. -
Seventeen young men sought admission To the bar
1hs afternoon They only examined IN
Obliged leave for the Court Of Appeals The
Applicants will Be put on The fk At O'Clock On Thursday
afternoon.
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.
SupRyyr CouRr ClRcUu-Nos. $50, ISL, 37i, il5
x6 IIa $50 6e5 400 s4 1856 1877 l5l, So ll6 t5o t0
ea1 t,5 .es sos 54 27 57, $40. 56, t3 SIS 75 59 81
1855 $50 295, 27 So, So, 5, 9s., lVh| H.s w.
i2Is i22o, 1881 20 1851, inessive - - 49, ., -, -.
u. s. DISTRICT CovRT.-N?s u, li3, -, ~, -,
&C. ia, 80 - ~
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-SEYr y

SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERN.-SEPr ~
Seventeen young sought admission To the bar
.hs afternoon They only examined part OF IN.
F.snners was obliged leave for the Court of Appeals To,
applicants will be asn put on the fA at O'Clock On Thursday
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
MONDAY Sept. ., 1850
,sErSThe market quite firm for both kinds sales Of
Pot. AZ Il and Pearls az 81 Is
BALE RoPE-We notice sales Of - cc.s :: I.e.i essh
I'D nos.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Inc. H65l Inc. so ssi Inc. s7.6l6 Inc. 1855
The aggregate quantity of the same articles eit at
tide water from the commencement OF navigation 70
the 22d September. inclusive. during the years 1855
and lSj6 i a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
REcEIPrs or PRoDrcE AZ TIpt-w

The quantity Oi Flour, Wheat, Com and BaEley Ell
at de.water, during the third week in September, in
the wears 1853 and 1850 has been a. follows:
Flour bb.s. Nhea', bu. Corn, b. Barley. ba.
iaij....... gii32 l5l.076 66J<l &.lSi
fe56........ So 7sS hlOI0 ISSI loe,oS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

Inc Js7 Inc. S62 46 Dec. 94979O In. S5l, ~
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left At
tide water from the commencement of navigation to the
22d Of September inclusive, during the years 1871 and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

spoken-Sep. "A Nantucket bearing " 20 miles shp Ersy
s., Pierre Of and Charleston from Liverpool Sept D. &
g. lat. % l5 ship Wabash, for Phladep phAlBy p-oE0'
Oeorge Steers, No. g.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30
Ocean steamers.

TO DEPART.
NewYorh. Sep. 30. For glasgow
TO ARRIVE.
Afies from Liverpool for New YoTk...seP, %
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-30

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SEPT. 2s- Before
Judge N6ERSoLL.
Several criminal cases were called on this morning
snons that Of Costa the last Of the Bfdnan prisoner
hut being ready the OF the defense the o0 su
toNrueA
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28
Up with the NegrO---doWn with
the White Man,

In the Wisconsin State Senate,
lately bill was passed extending
the right Of suffrage to the negroes
of that State-yeas l6, nays g.
While this process of elevating the
negro to political privileges is going
on with black republicanism, the
same faction, in its know nothing
shape, is combating for laws which
will degrade white men who are born
without the country, or those OF
Catholic faith, born in, or out of it,
to the condition of helots. Massa-
chusetts, the headquarters Of black
Irepublicanism, has moved first in
prosecuting the foreign born white
man to a position beneath her ne.
lgroes.
1t is also noteworthy that in New
York, negroes are permitted to vote
and yet Fillmore and bis supporters
tacitly acquiesce in such legislation;
while they propose to exclude white
men from the polls for no other cause
than the mere accident Of birth place
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28
Squalter Sovereignty.

In a speech before the State Con-
vention, Col. Orr, of s. c., thus allu-
ded to the charge of squatterism in
the Kansas act and the position Of
the Northern Democracy. It con-
denses the whole in a nut shell:
1t has been objected to the Kan
sas and Nebraska Act, that it en-
bodied this principle of "squattel
sovereignty" but those who say this
do not tell the whole truth--the prin-
ciple is left by the Kansas and Ne.
braska Act to be determined by
the Courts. Mr.. Calhoun believed
that slavery was protected in the ter
ritories under the Constitution, and
the Kansas Act simply grants pow
er to the Legislature to enact all laws
of local necessity consistent with the
Constitution. We hold that the Leg.
islature cannot prohibit slavery, fol
Congress not possessing that power
cannot delegate it to the territorial
government, and the question mus
be left until the people come togeth
er to form a State Constitution.
The doctrine of sSquatter Sover
eighty or the right of the. people
of the territories to legislate upor
| the institutions of slavery is alsC
made the ground of attack upon tht
Northern Democracy. On this poin
there is difference Of opinion
Messrs. Cass, Stuart and others hold
ing that the people Of the territories
have this right, and Messrs. Doug
lass, Bright and others holding thu
opposite view.
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REPUBLICAN PALAcEs.-It is said
that there are at least a dozen pri-
vate residences in New York city
recently erected, which cost from
100000 to $4,000 each, rival.
ling in magniicence the royal pal
aces Of Europe, and inferior only in
point Of magnitude. The most ell
egant dwelling in the city is report
ed to have cost about $250,O0O. In
residence that has been fitted up
in the most gorgeous style, 1884,
600 was expended in four or five Of
the apartments, single room being
fitted up at a cost Of from $4,000
to $4,000.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28

without the consent Of Spain, aazsss
justified By the great saw of seq pre-
servation. We must, in any event,
preserve our own conscious rectitude
and our selfrespect.
CATER we shall have offered Spain
a price for Cuba far beyond its pres
ent value, and this shall have been
refused, twill then be time to con-
slider the question, Does Cuba in the
possession Of Spain seriously endan-
ger our internal peace and the exist
ence of our cherished Union?
"Should this question be answer
ed in the affirmative, then by every
law, human and divine, we shall be
justified in wrestling it from Spain if
we possess the power-and this upon
the vety same principle that would
Justify an individual in tearing down
the burning house of his neighbor il
there we're no other means to prevent
the flames from destroying his own
house.
"Under such circumstances we
ought neither to count the cost mol
regard the odds which Spain might
enlist against us. We forbear to en-.
ter into the question whether the
present condition of the island would
Justify such measure"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28
CONGRESS

Adjourned on Monday. 18th inst,
in great confusion. Several intern
al improvement bills were passed
over the Presidents Veto. There
was much disagreement between the
House and Senate in regard to the
appropriation bills the Senate re-
fused to concur in abolition amend
ments to them put in by the House.
The House finally yielded, except in
the Army Bill, which was lost! The
abolitIonists insisted on their amend
ment that no part of the money
($l1 ,000,000) should be used to
pay the troops, If employed in Kan
sas! So there is no money appro-
priated to pay the Army, and Sena-
tor Clayton declared the eonse.
queuce to be, that it would have to
be disbanded. This shows 70 what
lengths the black republicans are
prepared to go, even to destroying
the government.
The President called an extra ses-
sion Of Congress, to meet last Thurs
day, 2lst, to provide for the emer-
gency! ~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-08-28

AN ABoLTloNIsT IN MTssIssIPPI.-
There was quite an excitement at
Columbus, Miss, last week, growing
cut of the trial of a man named
John Duberry, charged with circu-
lating abolition documents among
the negroes. 1t was proved on the
trial that he had given copies Of Sew
ards and Summers speeches TO sew
eral negroes, and had at times been
seen in close conversation with slaves.
In default Of bail in the sum of ST.
900, Duberry was committed to Jail
for further trial.