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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-04
PUBLIC SALE OF
Most Valuable CITY Property.

IN MONDAY, the 18th April next on the premises
= VIII sell every valuable Lots Broad At the
One Lot the n T. Corner Of Broad street fronting so
ieei On Broad street and lSO iest summer street
Also, ouT other Lots Broad street. adjoining ns above
fronting each 22H feet Broad street running back $50
feet These Lots have foot private alley In her rear
belonging exclusively to them.
Also, Lot the South West corner Of Brosd and su-
mer street, fronting ~ feet Broad street. and 4O feet on
Summer street. with 20 foot alley in the rear and within
IS feet Of the Southern Railroad Depot This Lot is ree
soil.
All this property Is most esbly situated for business
tween Railroad Depot and the " harf aud she only
street OF good width in The city These viii become
prominent busn standsC Core and ourselves
Terms and years credit for satisfactorily
ed, bearing interest and lien retained.
Sale at II O'Clock, A. NJ A. s. LINDSLEY.
y. z. 6LAscOcE, AuctioneeT.
March a. .....
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VERY SUPERIOR CANDIES
OF ALL KINDS. Gum Drops L~Eeuges, JUjube, Rock
" Candies, &c. Largest assortment Of extra quality,
suitable for Druggists ard Others VITO want fine article
that will keep in any climate.
Orders (enclosing CASH promptly shipped TO order
Lowest market prices ana best in New York, by
STEWART & BUSTING,
410 Pearl street. New York, Wholesale COnectioners.
nnarch1T-1m
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FOR SALE.

Il OF No. loi in shslby's Addition, on woodlanJf a
IL street, one Of the hsndsomsst in the whole Aa -
Sebis A. VS. LINDsLEY
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

TWO or shrse eOuvsnisss DWELLINGS, near -.
Il the Public Square. Apply % "a
iebil A. v. 8. LlNDsLE1. -
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FOR SALE.

THE handsome Residence Of Mrs. @. e. Bell, go
i fronting Capitol square and Summer &si5
ply to A. v LINDSLBl,
feb2T So College street.
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Gold Medal Pianos! :!
NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicine.

NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.
ENGRAVINGs oR TIE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FTCE or GREAT BRITAIN, EcoLE De PHARMAcIE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA are afhxsd upon each wrap
per and around esch case Of
Triesemar No. 1, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgSn, ISrTarosswhch
liable 20 the seEeres penalties courts olaw award.
nRH.A. BARROW. Member the Imperial College Of
~ VIENNA and Royal College Of Surgeons, LOndOn may
be personally consute his residence, 15I Prince street.
(ew ho ks OF Broadway New York. from II IN the
morning til and from TN In the evening, (snndays
excepted,O unless By special appointment
~RfEsEMAR No. l, is the Remedy for RELAxrION,
sPERMATORRHRA, and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse indscrnuate excess long
residence IN bot elimstes hss ayEerstea and restored
IN he enjoyment Of sn the Funeions Of Manhood and
whatever may be the cAUSEI, every DISQUALifIcA-
TIOH or MARRIAGE h eneetuAiiy snodaed b. this hon
derful Discovery
TRIEsEMAR No. IL completely and entirely erAdicAies
All traces Of Gonorrhna boh In Us mid and aggravated
t,nsop a he Urine Pairs Of the Lesns and kidneys and
those disorders where CopaivR and Ceb bs have long
been hcngh Andote % he ruin ef the health Of vast
TRIEsgNAR No nf-fsthe great Confidential Remedy
for Syptils and secani niky Symptom IL also eorstntes
certain ears for searvsy, sefoaa ana z. lmpares ho
dissSse ana j. never ng Remsdy nor hat Of dis
orders which anorianAely the kngsish treats
esastsnOa, and wAeA al the sarsspArA IN The world
cannot remose.
fRiEsEAAR No I. and 3. prepared in the torm Of
lonsnee devoid Of sur and be ezrftc IN te
astcost pocket sodn tin eases and divided into sepsr
desss, .s adisss.red ey s.leeAu, La hasa hesz ~
cord kc Ac Price - eseh, o. fur eAses 40 ene ioF ~
which t and In t2f rases whereby there Is saving
of te.
special sFrsnEesnis hAsing eeen mede with the various
Exprnfacs dollar Il ffesear, and the larE
ur ia q aruardsd by DF. naew, carrtage paid e
datey Feeeivng uttsnce 20 part of the Word
secursy packe nnd addressed acepfdng he nstFuclns
% the Erlsr thus securing she pub genalne Anropesn
prsparntuns, ana e1ectuky pFttetng them ifon spur
ous prrnceus itttona we three dollar Asnt
nsasL bul noi free q r&rFags.
T - haa slss IRON Dr. Barrow thai eesotfay usirAt
"A snd popa ~ sork, ~HumAS rRAIb2f, o. PHfSI0Lo-
GICAL KisEARcHEEr 10 dsssfben - Gear And issid
manner fhe ekzsz and aects Of The diseases
sied distractions r tAer prepsr rsafnsns Aad care
Price s. csa1s. sent Ir1e % ang address
address nR. BARROW. Isl fnnps street, lEsH hlpsks
wast u oFaa1uAya Nev foFt neTh-lf8s.
pACoN.--Eh nn6srsiEned is pAslns nighssG masksi
N,-la. 49,. .~a1Ia. ...Sn naftnM "a
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rWT "a aa8 IL ~ N R-M-Mf2s
VTyoULD respectfully inform The Ladies' Of Nashville and
w vcnIty that she has just returned IRON the East
With lasEe handsome stock af Preach Millinery Goods,
All Of the Dewest styles and fashions, selected b. herself
stock In part consists II Ladies Fancy Bonnes al kinda
French Bounet, Hair and see Bonneis, Lace and
Tuscan Blond Bonnets Blend and Hair kngsh S1R 6trags
asses and chdrens Blond Flats, Leghorn Flats. cobarg
Flats Boy'a Hats, fmmsd and unsrfmned ef al kinds.
RIRB0NsI
heautifsi assortnsst Of Bonnet Rhbons q an kinds
srh a. french Grape Ribbons, velyef Rihbons wafered
Ribbons ali kinds sash and Belt Rbbens. and frnmng
Rlbbons ef all soEis-
FLOWERS.
AaFrs os of Bannst F0vers of eli kads. sush e. Baok
Grape fous. seeona Nournas Fo~srs. Hsesshs Roses,
and rinssi. Drops, in great variety.
EMBRoEDKRIKS.
handsoue assortmeni of EnhrsidnTies Ter Lniiss sHeh
A gaGs and WORKED Cofl4rs, malese Lace Cellars ard
Ohe elassa In seq. B1gie Lacs caaEa sesnst ana ssi
Fiounsirg ard Keging all kinds, tiss Baak And Whf,s
am yss Ktd GlSVes al eolors, cNfc Glsxsa a. snd
othsr articles of Ladlss 10 meltoa
NsE LADIES', your iims q so haBdsoms and hsAea
aes honnst cheap. Do be nnssr hs impznann thaf
unioa strust she only Place gst Aandsua and
f.shionaha bannst Ca Al Ne 70 CefAr slreEs and yo
"a see thaa ths goods equal any In ne eY. can
ss yoa honnais hom 3s % % 80 g. N aci. cheaper
than any ether sloFa n The ely.
Rrneubar uF openinG VII Be ne sis4. An orders
fr csaulnx a1sr4na and ruimnssg shae b punclaAIy
aftsnAed ~ and tcns Ia = SUPERIOR eyie
Nh-Ladisa Hair snd stras bonnsia cseanssd ana Al
tEFsd- Wu
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE FARM eoetaining nnetyseven9aH
"a acres, With 80 acres Of woodland detached-int7S
all Acres Whites Greek, hve mill north Ol-A-
Nashville, between the Farms Of VIM b. Ewing and Few.
A. L. P Green. Land excellent, well improved and we'll
Apply to A. v. IlNDSLEY,
march2 SO College Street.
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FOR RENT.

TWO NEW DWELLINGS, on epruce street, -
L ner OF Union Alley, iust finished, containing I'D
ch i've rooms besides kitchen ana ssry ants -
Merch and others wanting houses convenient the
square had better call Win be with ptiY
lege OF next year. Apply 10 -
A. " $. LINDsLEY,
mArch1I So College street.
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EOR RENT-

TTNHE Rutedge Property, with shout IS acres Of ~
L Ground. One Of the most deSIable residences LII
feL1S A. VS.. LINDsLEY.
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Millinery and DresS-Making,

0ULD respectfully call the attention Of the ladies Of
w Nashville and vicinity to her opening Of Spring Mil
linery Thursday, April I'd, at her Emporium No. 8.
Union street Sac would also respectfully that
she prepared carry Dress Making and feels conh
dent Of giving satisfaction those who may Avor her with
a call. April.
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FOR RENT.a
FOR RENT.

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
Apply to tfsb1ll A. v. s. LlNDSLEY. .I.---l
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II ApIRs FINE ENeLEn osLy coNeRLss HEAl
IL B0OTs.-Another turIiy Iu-t % epra ~
march2l JOHN AANA3k, A. College sireet.
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ONE or two BUILDING LOIS, IN the best por-sn6
" tion of city. Those Wishing good loeatoBsFq@
Tor dwellings, conVenent 20 business, ad better cal-
immediAsiy Yos si regret yOalst his chance sp. APP
ply 20 [febi1l A. " ;. LINDStEY.
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TRUNtSsI THCNKSll

AM IN receipt OF supply of best Engiish SOLE
L LEATdER trunks, aud large A. er,men q eon.sse
TRUNKS Ladies aAr-B0Xkk, NALiets, 1kttLlNS
BAGS and sArcHELs. @ohe hANAeN.
marchQf ~ cosgr slrest
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Cement,
SWEET CRAR CIDER.


n BBLs. ofthe above just received and for sale by
III J. G. ROBERTSON,
feb2S On Broadway.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

n. Spring Stock of --- Sr-'e
Millinery Goods.
Merchants and Hinsrs viii ard il TO their ntsres. N
give him call as his stock is far superior 10 snv ks, IN
the city, As every one knows what constitutes ornIee
assortment OF Millinery Goods is useless 10 enuTnsrafs
artc 1t enough for his lady customers know hat Nrs
Crooker selected this stock, and with view "a The inter
and tastes Of their patrons The public may upon
eeng honestly dealt Wth a. he does business bis own
bame. march2i
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLOs4sN,
Manufacturer of Carriages, Coaches Buggies.
LightWaggons, &C.
No. 90 Lower MARKET streets Nashville.
I AN nov mAaufActnring every variety E-R -
sd atra ol Nnhicle. hram The rlanest - = ~

Il AN nov manufacturing every variety HR ~
sad style of xehicle, from the plainSst y -
Job 70 ths mast beautiful and eiaeoratly S.S-- NJ
Euished tusF cus.
hssinE engaged nrstcasn worken, and obtained large
amoant q the best OF utock prepared 10 DO vera
which wn empare with any IN she uhee countFy either for
style durability. AN knds cf fvehles kept constantly
hand, o. prompuy maze q order.
Evefetts Patent Coupling
The important improvement in The cQuplnr Carriage
tc has auakeued much interest threurhoat the county
ana losaapon win The mast kFor here h s best known
knosn. Having ne exclusive Fghs foF ihiE city
mskHF ue oth<m n constructions Carriages Bagsics Ac.
pKemeu5er the pisceat The Old stand fired. Rlaan
Me- ee Lover dartet street ian. a8 If
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LNLMWOOD the residence Of the late Dr.. Berry.
II Contains ten rooms, with kitchen. servants ~
room, sui able out houses, etc. The ground G
five with frut trees, good vegetable gsTdsu hns
well Of water, etc. Apply to
feb1I Ay. s. LINDSLEY.
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FOR SALE.

LOT In South Nashville College street. beyond the
n Medical College, fronting 6o feet, being the Lot
which Rivvs Carpenter Shop formerly stood For sale
cheap. Apply 10 A. :. LiNDSLSH,
march26 S3 College street,
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n Ia M O " "a l..

1 IL MI q " "A l..
NHE subscriber takes this method Of informing HIS old
customers aud friends and the public generally, that
ne removed hts Hardware Store from the OLD stand
MARKET street No So IN the large brick building lately
erected South side 81 Broad street. where he keep
constantly hard ard makes order the yRrions
embraced 10 h line of onsness. He pvtes especial at
tention 20 his large assortment Of CASTING n LJOW-
WAR, BRASS, &C such ~ Mantle and Coal Crates Wsg
on Boxes Pow Mods Straw Cutters CFn iers Corn
Crushera MN CTushsrs. Balcony Work and Iron FencnR
Coffee Ms Tea Ket,les Brass Kettles, noglrons Candle
Stcks and an almost endless variety q other articles
jkn29 ANDREW ANDERSON.
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QACoN.--rhs snesrsisnea is pAslns hishss. ras1s,
ta6a se. osneEs 81
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen1 Advertising House.
APrLEToE' BUILDING. $40 Broadway, New York.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in stulh Nashville, corner Of Sum-
u mer and Oak streets, fronting l20 feet Sumner
street md 40 Oak street. VIII be sold IS bargain.
The Gas is being carried up fToDt of this Lot
Adply to A. v. g. LINDeLEY,
mAIch20 IS College street.
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mAURY * CLAIBORNE's ADDITION
A NUMBER OF LOTS, In this Addition, for salesaSs
n on most IsasonAble tsrns Apply 10 ~
febi A v. >. LlNDsLkf. -
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CIGARs AND TOBAcc0-we have in store, and vii
Keen constantly hand the very finest brand of HA
vanA Cigars with Lsnghorne Armseads best Tobacco
and other brands LONGHURST CO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ADDITION.
EnR Il

\ oTs Nos. 70, 80, 81, q, ., -. ami IS. oazax
IL Woodland street, covered sth hns forrest Hses w
and bssaGial exzrgrsens- Apply % -
fsSlI A.V. a. LINDSAY.
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SOUTH NAsHVILLE.-FoR SALE,

LIVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS, At thsUz
junction of Maple street and the MARI essoorO ~
turnpike Lots hundred and eighty-sight~~<A-
feet deep and VII be sold on long tine, tns owner caring
oT iHteresf than he does for Praae.Pat Apply 70
fobl1 A. v. 5. LiND6LEH.
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FRESH ARRIVALS LADIES' ZINE CATERS,
JOHN RAMAGE.

go NSssetN cSeoet
fIAsJ last opened ~ 'itional supplies Of
llLadies' Galiers SIDE and Frout Lseedi
saper dne Md snd freach Morocco boous
el g. trlmrae1
boots.
Misses and Chi seus Shoes. Gators, and ssppsrs, 20
which respecifallv invite he stenli0n ~ customer
ana The InhIle. InarlA JOHN hANAaL
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labor, We merely abolished agency without thhk
ing about another We opted supply butleit an
active and powerful demands demand which we our
selves ooncurred in stimulating Very possibly The en-
poyment Of slaves, like all vicious practices, might
have produced positive preference Tor the ev'
but THE must soon have vanished with state Of things
providing equal opportunities for enterprise IN bet
Ter f,rm. Az matter OF calculation, indeed, slave
labor is not cheap labor but, We leti things, was
that or none; SO that the impulse Of eyl habits con
spired with necessity itself in keeping people on The
wrong track To make the abolition nj the save,irade
an accomplished and an acct pied TACT, saves slouiI
have been rendered useless IN the plantations, AMI
therefore worthless in the market Ii population wa "
find lis level and labor its price, this could be done a.
well bv importing freem-n a. bondsmen. We KNOW
for certain that there are quarters II the globe so over
populated that the expectation of ab0rers "ouu De
beneficial 10 all parties and We did not visa to pu
down sugar-crowiug but merely slaveholding, these
were the quarters where true resource was Ia nave
been found We do not think the work would nave
been difficult, If this part of the question had Only
been handled with the same visor rs was applied 70
the other A comparatively small amount OF labor
will make all the difference between surplus and a
deficiency, ard if supply OF this kind had been sub
sttuted for that which righteously abolished,
Brazil might have been now above suspicion, and our
own West Indies as hourishiug as ever.
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Grsa, Britain through her ships on the Brazilian

Or, az Britain through her ships on the Brazilian coas'
were highly offensive 10 the Brazilian Government,
aud extremely prejudicial 10 Brazilian commerce.
Lord Palmer, ton opposed the motion ss being en-,
t,.Iy uunec. ssary, asserting that Nr ROebuck bad
made exaggerated statements, that the Brush cru
sers had nIy acted they bound 10 do for tue
preveution of the slave trade and tnat no improper
m,,fe,enca had taken place with the legitimate com
mc,ce of Brazil and that the success OF the molten
would give encouragement to the slave trade IN al
directions. l. ~
After some debate the motion rejected by -
majority.
Sir Charles Napier moved for a select committee 20
nouire into the Constitution of the Board oil Ad-
uiIsl.v with view 10 reform, and IN DOING 30 look
occasion 10 r,iterae his well known grievances. Inc
motion was peeaiiyed by large majority.
The proceedings in the House of Lords Were OF no
special importance, and the House had ADJOURNED over
TO the ih Of June. n
TLc London TImce in article 1pon Mr.. Roe
buck's motion in regard to the slave trade OF Brazil
odvocatee the Gradual abandonment OF the police SUI
p4ryi.ion heretofore exercised by England m this
matter. -
MIR H. s. Renting has been appointed Solicitor Cen
eraI vice Mr. Stuart W Oriley, re.igned and No. IL.
Uerbart Il appointed Secretary for Ireland.
The Grand Duke Constantine OF Russia was ex-
nectcd 10 reach England on the 3lst Of May. His
Visit was to be one Of friendly courtesy to the
Queen and therefore dvested OF any special demon
STATIONS.
Neal Dow made his first appearance before Lon
con audience st Exeter Hall on the 10Th. His recep-
ton was quite enthusiastic.
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FRANCE.
From Our Own CoreIpondent


PARIS, May y, 1851.
Although the Legislative Body chosen SIX years
ago still exists, and the date Of its dissolution is
not yet f1ed the coming elections are talked Of
and written about with more interest and more
spirit than was to be expected, considering the
difficulty Of treating a political theme with spirit
in these parts. The Liberal journals urge, with as
great boldness as is possible within the very
row limits imposed by law, the Importance of
voting, as healtbfu and obligatory exercise Of a
political right, however improbable or impossible
be the success Of the Liberal candidates They
argue that even the fragments Of liberties still left
10 the people are too precious To be neglected; !.
that the exercise to the full extent Of the Law OF
such rights as are granted by the present Govern
ment may be the means Of adding 10 those rights;
that the very restricted room for legal opposition
that does exist should be occupied to Its outer
limits; that if those limits cannot be peaceaby en-
lsIgsd as there is hope that they may be, yet the
very effort toward that end will help 10 cultivate
the habit Of political action and give that political
robustness which the French greatly lack. In
deed the wisest Of the Liberal pubciss aim, in the
Coming election. 10 encourage large vote from all
parties rather than 10 press their own candidates
lie LeeItmist and Orleanirt journals on the con-
trary. maintain the doctrine Of abstention on the
grounds that their candidates cannot be elected and
that TO vote at all under the present law is TO adhere
in full TO the present order Of things.
But discussion and preparation are going on out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

The news nresents no features of special Importance
Parliamentary and other business was interrupted
for day by the occurrence Of the great race ior the
Derby al Epson. The winning horse was Mr. Arson 5
"Blipk Bonny." o,.1.., A. M;
rae gave notice that on that day week he should put
a auction 10 the Ministry with reference TO the non
ratification Of the treaty with Amenca III REGARD 10
lord Pnlmerston mentioned that the treaty proposed
Tar The settlement Of the Ntuchatel difficulty having
been duly signed few days ago, the dispute inSh' Dc
considered 10 be satisfactorily terminated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
THE NErFCHATEL QUESTION.

The settlement of the Neuichatel questo, is thu:
announced in the Paris MoRitew of May 20:
1.-The Plenipoientares of France, Au:trii. Great
Britain, Prussia, Russia and Switzerland assembled
yeserday at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, and
signed q treaty regulating in defnitiye manner the
Neucbatel question, by the remuneration, on the part
of the King Of Prussia, Of the sovereign rights which
treaties had given him over that Principally, and by
engagements entered into by the Swiss Confederation
which are Of nature TO respond to the deep soetude
of King Frederick William for the inhabitants Of
Neuchate. The text of the treaty will be publshei
after the exchange of the racalions which is to take
place within delay of II days"
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ont I,ud eh.ersl. So The movement, progressed,
he believed that IN Epgand II would az length be-
cone an accomplished fact ICheersl II her gracious
Majesty could see the movement in their point Of view
she would, he was convinced, from what was known
81 her lend her aid to IT, and might then be SAID OF
bsr THAT moline ever conferred such benefits upon
,'s,k;nd As She. and all generations would call her
Messed. The hon. gentleman then resumed his seat
,mid loud and long continued cheers.
Resolutions IN fartherance Of the objects Of the So
ciey were then proposed and carried ana aiter vote
~ bsrts 20 the Chairman, the meeting separated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
THREE DAYS LATER FDON EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

The royal mail steamship Csnada, Capt shannon,
fom Liverpool about p. m. on Saturday the SDth Of
May, arrived here at early hour yesterday forenoon
The screw-stesmship Kangaroo, arrived at Liver
pool at O'Clock on the evening of the 18th Of May.
The steamship North Star arrived off Southampton
afternoon Of Friday 18th.
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THE BRAZILs AND THE SLAVE TRADE.

Mr. Roebuck called attention TO the subject OF Brit
nh relations with Brazil, and moved for a Select Com
me 10 take into consideration those relations and re-
port thereupOn. He urged that the Government OF
Brazil had acted in good faith in endeavorHg to ex.
tnguish the slave trade, that their endeavors had
been entirely successful and that the steps taken by