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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
ENCROACHMENTs.

Mr.. Clement c. Clay, jr., Senator from Alabama
il either very ignorant Of the facts of history, very
reckless in hs assertions In his late speech IN the
Senate bis chief point seems to have been' that 50
far from there being any truth in the charge OF
sgeressions on the part Of the shareholders, ever
since the foundation Of the Government the South
has been gradually yielding to the encroachments
and u.urpations Of the North. Upon what occason'
We shou!d Ike 10 be informed, has the South ever
Welded ANYTHING TO the North The only ocea-
zion. 10 far as We can recOllect as 10 when any
colorado preteD,e Of this sort could Dc set up was
the Missouri Compromise. Upon that OCCASION
eon,idering bird in the hand worth Two IN the
bu,b. for the sake Of securing q1iet possession oi
Missouri a. Slave State, the shareholders did rs-
.isn a claim, such as i was, which saeg
had set I'D not merely u Missouri, bat to
the whole territory north sad west Of it. Bat,
unfortunately for Mr. Clsy's argument, the
Compromse which they then ersered into
,h.J have since repudiated, and the very occasion
Of the Alabama SenstOr's speech ia 10 defend the
South against the reclamaions to which that repr-
dia,ion hss given rise.
Bu, let " lo.k little et s0me elher TACT, ca!cu-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
pertrsrrc Row IN The BowfRY-Oxr Man SHOT.

ireItISrIc Row IN TIE BowERY-ONE Man SHOT.
At oc!o.k las: night tSA; took place a; No -
Bowtry. b,iween Councilman kerngan and two men
uaucd Patrick and :, In Mathews. keugsn i seen =
wss the asgrieved party, ard while in endesvor-
ing TO make his escspe frOm the saloon was
attacked by these men with knives ard
PISTOLS In a scuf.ie ths: cnsled the weapon
q Csuno Imam hcrrigan wen. of, and io'k effec; IN
The pc,yis a Fat. Mathews. The Sixth Ward Polce,
hearing the report Of the pistol rushed into the bs.
nom and s'res,ed Capt. keuisan. lie was taken 70
The SIKH Ward Station House, whore be va, lock i
M COR the r,maindeT of the evening on charge ol
sauti9g Mathews.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

L,rYyT IRON FoRT LsRANiE.-We are IN receipt
Of sdy,ces from Fort Laramie 70 March Il. The n,e
heenCe : Of very gTs;ifyiug charaeter, aad VI Do
much 10 encourage trade dlrrg rs = 3 On Gea
D.Ws received that he mas ma ale peace With The
Siorx Indian,, excepting cDe band Of u. Sac
ionss urmberiDg eighty l,dces. TbA. baot -An-es
On the borders Of the Scovoui.r. and hao4An,-
The Pawnees and Sioux % max ptsoe .-4-
nedia,ely. TIE Cheyenne, Auapaboes aud Ps~nee-
sre also soOn TO sInoke TIE PIP Of Pesce Ials 81
i,.urr general pacIhcat.ol oi a.as, al he tr be-
es, o. the Inounts.ns, and solis Of TIE As-o-r-
hrorr tie rroyisios r the treaty eOacu8ei by GA.
Usnfy. : ole which s,plla'cs tbs; tie lnl.s-- Ia
Keep "a the road. Th- ! an TIA: nesest 20 p-rTer
fr,r,e colhsons Gen. HaTbey - eo~e Ma. ! = 2
sgrtC, AZ bot Lsrams. y Lors D-ln-. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
BRIDGES vs.. sTRAnBOATs.

Our readers aware Of the controversy which
las been pending for several years as to the brdg-
ing Of the Ohio opposite Wheelirg. suspension
bridge wss erected, under authority from the State
4 Yrginia, across the river a. Wheeling at suf-
fcient elevation 70 allow ordinary steamboats, In
Ordinary stages Of The water TO pass under It without
difficulty. but a, the highes. stages Of the water it
became bece,.ary for the frst-class boats, which
Wy. able at tkese seasons only to ascs nd 10
Ffi;,b.,ph 70 lower Their stnoke-pipes IN order to
ps,s Is,,e' The bridge. This Was complained OF
b. the peop.r Of Pittsburgh, aid By the steamboat
owner,, a. Illegal interruption 10 the navigation
Of tie r'er, ntd proceedings were commenced IN
The I Unii.d Stat~- Courts, ior the Abaiement Of the
bridge a. ruisance-tLsse proceeding. being in
't, name ard under the authority Of the State OF
Petisy ssris which in e'eVthng relating to tho
et-,etlbees o. public ,',7sl Ls' shown heEscLi eI-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Governor seward'- speech.
pOINGs IN CONGRESS.

SENATE, April 22.--The House bill to amend the
Bouni, Land Law Of 1855 to admit parole tesii'
mony, was passed. Adjourned.
Hotsr April 2e.-The Deficiency bill was up, and
mos, Of the Senatc's amendments were rejected.
large number Of River and Harbor Improvement bIls
were reported and referred 70 the Whole House. Ad'
iourucd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Nt,u9lprk DAILY Gribm,re
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %. 1856.

We ,As rs- fr regular -ub~csc, I65 900 oo9i,s
el Tsy wYrKLr TEIrVNL C this week II s without doab
The Acsi advertising medium "a the country 1hs tbs 's
s s rrcevps sivelti.cuen's oF tbs weeks issas Pre-
AL rcttss 4 lire
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

Tie Meeting of the friends of Free Kansas in our
city is TO be held on the evening on the fosHsyr'h
inst, (next Tuesday, not the 23d, as some journals
have mistakenly announced.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

The frat train of cars crossed the Mississippi on
the Rock Island Bridge Yesterday. We have now
a continuous line of rails from New-York to Iowa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

IT, Warrington S:ar will please take notice th' ~
n.pus,ion that any Editor Of Tut TRIBUNE had any
tnng to do with the revision OF the Kansas hemor'a,
or va. eve, Invited to have, eyer saw SAID h'Gon@
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

The Senate of Massachusetts, yesterday refused
10 ueddle with the existing Liquor Law.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
TO CORRESPONDENTS

n -o,ce can y tskea o snoy Communication "hst
ever intended for insertion be authenticated by tee
necessarily Tor puolSs-
tion. bat rfA-snfcs Of bis Escd faith
We uuGcske l. return rejected Cor1a aAioa)os
JcrN KHLLUN MehsfeT-NLAt State
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
pusiuese Net,tee.
srxtNe psy GoonS,

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Crr~s'' - rsae' Cass.A.
,S<rNNY>'> N>r>l> o. ,HrERLN PATTERNS.
~ e-ssAsNc eNse'ercs 49, slye = 81, Tas $500 49,. ~
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49, STgAKNS MkXNN.
n nksllN 4 Co. hec g. state thSi their -" hoie-
a., ~ Esrx completely ''scAa VIA
tAs ee~zt s,yies q >rSi>S and - NNtk "a
-, a. thr- IISroN department lseoana uoF N.o '-7
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a. a NaS sS 80 an - R9oS4~Hy
rIHGANT CARPETlNG.
Soy, Isg~ssskN. NA <S RfosGwsy, are NV Step-sSa
2, ..NNr a., NFH SfkING SrNLES Of NICE NtLNtI'
y.rsssxY EsgssEls TsxtTF.N snd iNGSsN AkfE ~
80. "a, ss.,-,.ers wal fc-u1 large number 81 New
49,. .ns Stvses Esve he.se osred; also large stN o
o. Csfss . svt.y vSh a. a. sAt5 seoas eo1eS'so WIZ
EA4e
Rich CARFETINGS.
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- ~ Nslvei Cs-TeiiIe ;7ora ~ % II r~r ya
Ma Tsresrv Csf7et.as. from s 70 10 per yard
RSrA R-nss-ls s1ye .-ar. fro1n : - 8 per ysId
~ saw. e1sssz ec.ars. from s. 70 > Per YARD.
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ID
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
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= 4 tie store h-s siish'y dsmsred by the FIRE
n >srrs, u.sA; tie s;ok O TOE undersigned VI b az
~-Sr 80 -essy S ssc iunenaiey No deiay w. ooeu IL
O. ~ f-ore . repaired . . ,.,o,,,
Aliee Cary's New b oos;
.RRIT NOT vi A r T.
:. - ToK s.ir AZ ALL TBE BoOEsToZSs.
Prlre One Pcl!s-.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
ta>.tyNN\'> NNr>l> O. ,RrERLN PATTERNS.

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+. -. -,fcss ree,tel - us oay = san :
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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

WIGS - HAIR DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
sad ToVPNES improvements peculiar 70 their
hylse They eoebraie3 al The word for her
fa Beauty and durahity6rts 70 charm TIE srses
Ana hrst stock in wUrd - private foi sppynE
kn0s, DyF Sold A BATcHELoR's. Nc. - Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23


at mute or sce IN the akin. ThIough these. the Ointment
es NJ Der the band conveyed the Ct atAA
ton In this rapidly relieves As;aus, CToup. sore
Threat Rheumatism AZ AL ETpfors and Ulcers sod 81 ne
usnufsctores No. 50 Madsnsue NeSNoIk; and No 80
StrsLa. LOaaen and BY al DIvGsss a; &c 6, and 81 Per
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23

CIIRYRT BROTHERS, No. l36 Csnal-st.. are
.-up, Coin PATENT LEvSK WATCHES from 81 - : 10
CNso>oNtrHKs si2S 10 $50; ANCsoSs 80 70 $75 LErNE
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-23
Eolp SrRErr fIRE,
NV1. NexN ANr. ~, Is


-, - No., se~s-,srea ~ completely stocked VITA
- s.S sseCSzt sylcs q >rSNS and SCNNfk CLoia
=. a. ts CISrON department tsecsad a9oil via 'ls
-.,,.S ss-stssas. q CsSsiNEXFs, NEsTiN@s toA1N"s
A. a. NJ sSS 80 ~ - R-oS5wSy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
a clifiraia Wn.

We have been told that when John Big
Ter, late Governor Of the State OF Caiifor-
MIA, was member OF The State Legislature
Mrs. D.. his wife, absolutely washed the
clothes 81 some OF the honorable gentlemen
for SO much dozen. Al the time OF bis
election Bigier was very poor, and his per
dem was hardly enough for himself and
wife 10 live on Ia these prodigal lines. To
make both ends meet, and save something
against a rainy day, Madame Bigler put her
shoulder TO the wheel. as above related
Now, won't this be rather startling TO the
gale faced atienu4ted damseis of the East,
| who scream and faint at The sight OF wash
tub or co, webi Think oft The wife OF
an Ex-Governor. with her sleeves and
GOV tucked up. while her husband. with bis
clean dicky standing upright, chafiug bis
ears. rose 10 question OF privilege, "Dir.
| Speaker. DIR. S-p.e-a-k-e r." And then
think Of the ex.wssherwomsn being ieted
| three wears after, as the wife of The Cover
nor Of the State Of California. worth one
| hundred and fity thousand dollars!-enoueh
money 10 make the heads ofuniversai snob
| dom dock and dive like an afrighted water.
! fowl in q thunderstorm.
| Good for the Pennsylvania Dutch pirl.-
FIVE hundred years hence, when the histe,
| ran lifts the veii from the catacombs OF the
past, and writes the history OF The unforgoi
ten dead, be may perhsps append this little
episode 10 the history Of one Of Califoi nis',
Governors; and the Little ragged girls tina
then 90 down TO dip water from the RIO Sa
cramento, may think better Of their mother,
who have 70 10 Dor, because long time aye
Mrs. John Bigler, the Governors wife, fiIlee
her wash tub from The came noble river.
These q the pioneer women of Caiifot,
mia; there are many such, &c strong willet
and as true, who goal not at their own foot
steps in the woods, whose hearts swell with
hope at
4 TAe ei mixing OF The b. mmef,
/ Ard ..~-s kiaO aFs Ne
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
The Law Of Testimony.

The Dubuque Tribune commends warmly
the action Of the Legislature in repeating
the odious statute OF Iowa, which excludes
the testimony oil Blacks and Indians, in ca
ses where whites are concerned. 1t lusly
says this is "a step Forward" Its. The
ouly surprise is that's law which SO mate.
rally interferes W III the administration OF
Justice even where whites alone are con-
cerned, should hive been suffered SO long
to dshonor our Code. A thousand cases
could be suggested, where, owing to the ex
clusion OF such testimony. the greatest
wrong would be inflicted. To say that such
testimony shall not be admitted, under the
ordinary rules of evidence, is to impeach
the Juror and the Cour, They are always
permitted to weigh testimony when render.
ed, and are certainly as competen. to de-
eide what amount Of credibiii,y is due to
the testimony Of black or red man, as to
that of a white man. Character, not color,
is the rule thar should govern.
The action of the Legislature will be sus-
tanned by the people OF Iowa; and the DEM
agogues who would basely appeal to the
meunest preiudices 10 render that action
odious, will betray their own baseness wilt.
DOT securing their aim.--i,wa CITY RIP.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
Ths sse,ionaI Party

The President elect has already begun to
TO be an object Of suspicion with his own
party. Some Of The Democrats newspa-
pers, thinking to make him acceptable 10
the conservative portion Of the Union, sta
ted little while ago iha. it was The inten-
lion Of Dir. buchanan to destroy sectional
parties. This annunciation has fallen up
on the Democratic party like thunderclap
from clear sky. II Is completely section
al within itself, and If the great squatter SOW
ereign undertakes 10 destroy sectional par
ties he viii have TO snnihilate he Demo.
csatic party. Cons equently We find the
Democratic electoral colleges. in some
quarters trying TO "hedge" by selecting q
Cabinet for him, hoping in this way to es-
cape the threatened catastrophe.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
An Evil 70 be Ramedied.

Tbs Iowa City Republican makes loud
esaplsints OF the management of the d. d.
y. Railroad, mot SO much in behalf Of itsei!'
% Of the citizens of that place. II co1PlsiHs
that Iowa CRY has been two weeks without
. freight or coal irain-ihat vexa,ion is oc-
eusfi0g To thousands from this condition Of
things. while citizens are actually suffering
from the want Of coal. There is 10 passen
ger depot Il Iowa City, and Of this there 10
loud complaint. Travellers are dumped down
10 mud . foot deep. without even plank 10
ssep on from the cara. We are sure the
editor Of the Republican, whom we person.
ally know and highly esteem. would mol
spesk thus emphaticaily unless he had just
grounds. He is not compiaint-maker
habi,usily. The Directory Of the road
should Il once give this subject their otten.
ton. We are aware that angry complaints
are often made sgainst Railroad Companies
on the most trivial grounds, but ihssa muir
murs appear to have some real foundation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30

LEGISLATIVE ITEMS The Iowa City cor.
respoaaen, 81 The Chicago Press gives the
following items:
The committee 70 Investigate the afrsirs
Of the various State officers, have been a.
work IN The SuPctintendent's department,
and are tindiog things IN very bad condl.
ton Such is the want Of confidence n
that officer that he has been deserted hy
his political friends. The lew that hung
on TO him 10 the last, lad such an cup iiiiP5
business 10 defending him, tiIat they have
gwen up bis detence and left hiu, 10 his
late. As matters ar.
GOV developing shemaelyss in relation 10
that officer, bis impeachment is threatening
to stare b,m il the face.s
The committee TO Investigate the affairs
Of the Des Moines River Improvement
Company have struck some "reh leads'-
Il 10 said that The sold White Coat" of tie
New York Tribune iils received thousand
dollars from that company, for laid ard
conle1 rendered them, asd that ttis fact
-. - - b ~ eonnits4e.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
n a FRI Ed.

Atthe residence OF tbs brides noths- December
eSh, by the Hon. VIZ. FERRIS, Colonel THOMAS
c. EAD s os Davenport. 10 Mlss HARRIET REaUA
Iste Of New York.
n The hapss mir have left tour for the sunny
souih. Our tes. lshes attend tho "a. their lasl
tiougt.s soc med 10 be the Winter.
Ia Andrea, Jackson co, Iowa On the lSth iEs:
by Rev. G. BsRaotK, Dir. Wm. sCAsDkETT, o,
5 coftcc. Iowa. sud Miss JAM f. NALL, OF JEef :
s2a Co, lowe, both icrmeriy Of Blair 60. Pa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30

MILITARY JEALousfEs The Washing
ton correspondent al The New York News
says some surprise is justly manifested that
The Presiden. does not fill he Brigadier
Genesaiship In the army created by Con.
eress two years ego. 1t was made for Gen.
Shields, but because he happened to have
been mixed in civil life, the Secretary OF
War objected 10 his appointment The
sane objection was mlde to Gen. Lane to
whtm the President is partial. This con-
test between The ciril and military sspirant-
for this position has thus far resulted in nc
Bsiga3ier General being appointed a. all.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
Howe, swrrr Hoxr.-Bitlerly cold as i

HOVE. SwEET FIeME,-Bi,ierly cold as il
is here atspresent, the contrast is cheering
in comparison with the following:
Pans, Nov 20.-Weatber SO dark ,hst
we ran scarcely distinguish cur rens, and
supersban dance of rain, with mild temper
allure; cold even at Marseilles; the cohdi-
ton OF our streets iBexpressibIe; the north
east Of France aud half OF Beleium4covered
with snou; Frenchmen just returned from
the British metropolis declare that The Lon
dansrs had NOT seen each other, except by
artificial light, for three consecutive days;
D fine time this for the sixteen thousand
nine hundred criminsl depsedators at large
IN London, the number, ssys The Mornine
Post, known 10 the police. We may pre-,
sumo there are ne ariy as many more un.
known"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30

a P1RPunnD D1pA1ll --9hss ~ : essta.s
whoa b. uaae she ~DAln ~ foovsA1p 1kowenor -
AsasztAes WuGM ~ ealy ssndsr Mswst bst asas -
orsth uAlts q aaeassesf Many pernoaa DO - kneW
chair ksath & bAd aad The suscs q % deesto their
skienas wlll nsver msntion H. euQr e!nge ernp u
tsAAm your toceh brxah and wash the teseh eaGhe
and sapeuinR INV ceut hottle Wtl last yeAr.
nRAUftFuL COMPANION may sAAily b. -
qprst " usang he .DALN " TaogsAap fLovEss.s-
a vjll rssavye tn pmples and fsckles uu tho skin
lsAyjnv il 81 st ard roseasc hue Wet towel, pour
90 two three drspss and wash thu fAcc night AID
| moxniuG. .
In either War or cold WATER pcur thru drops
II ~nALM o. rnupsAxp ILevsgs, rub the beard we'll
end Il viii make bsAMtifa soft lathsr. much facilA'
ding tho operation Of shaving. Price only dty csnts-
Beware eouatsrfass. Mono geaulne uness aligned BY
| w. r. fgfRfD0E CO.
| en- q5den Fsankin Squarr, New York
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
JUST RECEIVED This DAY,

"a invoice Of new and fresh Goods in part as .oi.
IA lows: An invoice Of 10 half chests Young Hyson
ana Imperial OF the various grader; also, an In
voics Of cases No. sntmegs also inrocs Of TO-
go superior Cigars: also, invoices Of Inc Cut emo
kius and Chewing Tobacco; siso, invoice OF doz
Fine Soft Frenc, Hats medium aad common DO; nlse
Of Liugn Shirtiug. Table Cloths and iiapdser
cliiesr alto. Linen and Cotton Thread also
lire assortment Of Marine and otlisF Clocks.
All q the above goods for sale - dealers New Yor
prices Call and exafnae the goods ind prces, a.
are instructed 10 Close them Of, at once.
Cogsignnsents solicited; advances made VIXEN requlr
ed. H. w. MORRIS,
Auetioneer and Commission acrch4nI,
ny 4
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-30
NO EXCITEMENT

Nh EYNTTrMr
Nooas.,.r - ATT. ,.,: II :,
"ot t'sn VI HaS'y ouy"fS "'us
u Hos U0Nttu, U W ItW opportunity OF
making detibsyats nnacouseouen,.
T.. 49,
~ JaQtctous and sottsIdctory
seisction nf
CasIxfSsS.Vr = n,,6 Nsszy VIA &.
Mas "su NEWT AlAAS
@3 @TrNTrn-
e-A& - -
nFan Instructive md uscini character, adapted
~ To the tsstcs OF all, Did htJ Young, Crave and
Gay. TO Ne found at
Ao"a Dvoh NuUsuSs
No SO Brady at. docra north Of Post Office,
Insluded ID aur stock viii be ,auns ths fo,,ov,ev
choice and saiuablc Mors, selected ex,res,ty Tor
the ssason
Tia RepubIican Can't.
n, .,ra,,.sn -s,,aa, !, "a ~. 49,. .s'tv.,
,arto Tvrssy M.roec, ,aIo.e ., .o,nr.a IN
800, n,,.a : IN al = eS'"''S'
rns cnr,t =, r.,
80. ~. N@Ps'e1n
, $500. ' ~ ~ ~ IN afo, Iaikey
oioe f-' - No'o'eu pass y F'so siai'S.
c6Ms o. biltish Art,
Wlh choice spec mems of Poetry. History and 70.
msnoe. Large "a rio. ~ superb lice Engrayipss
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