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The Comm.reial Adr1hser's Washington oorres-
pOndent Gays:

POnutnt rays
Words cannot adequately represent che debt Of
gratitude rhick both the departing and the incoming
Adninsi, atoms ffei torard he Supreme Court for
her decision IN the Missouri sare II supports
the prir ciple upon which the late Administration
acted and tie present proposes in the inaugural
address, to act upon. Attorney General Cushing Is
particularly we'll pleased because he had occasion to
give a similar decision upon case submitted TO HIN
by the President yesr tive ago. Attorney Geperal
Back lie also srsfed for the reason that he is cup
ported by this opinion Of the Supreme Court In the
decision which he Dot long ago gave in the Passmore
williamson case This decision settles the questions In
volvod in it beyond future dispute, SO far as tue legal
and constitutional points in the same are concerned.
The political agitation Of the question may be kept up,
but with rather diminished ZEAL"
Will anybody be good enough to tell us what
"occa,ion Mr. Gushing had to give that " similar
decisionl" That be gave it, We know very we'll;
what occasion" be had for giving it, we could
never yet learn. We have supposed that the SOC
ca.iuD," if there ever was one, was manufactured
TO excuse the decision not the decision to meet the
exigencies Of the occasion.
If anybody really suppo'es or hopes that tho
dcta of five shareholders and two doughfaces, making
all our Territory saveholding in spite Of ITSELF is
likely to diminish political agitation" he will not
have to wait long for evidence that he is sadly mis-
taken.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special DSpatch 70 TIE N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, March, 9, 1857.
The Senate Committees were announced in the
Senate to-day by Mr.. Seward. Several have been
enlarged, and others, merely nominal, abolished.
The Democracy held acOnsutatiOn, and determined
upon their members, and then handed the list over
to the Republicans who conferred this morning TO
fill blanks. At first q disposition was manifested
to decline the arrangement proposed, from the
manifest inequality ard Injustice of the distrlbu-
ton by numerical apportionmen' Taking the ag.
gregate of places, the Republicans were entitled to
43, whereas they have but SO. This fact, and the
allowance OF but one member on various important
Committees constituted If seven, induced the Re-
publicsns to vote against Mr.. Stewards proposition.
The Committee on Commerce, with Mr. Clay at its
head, is formed with view to stife the improve
ment Of rivers and haibors.
II is evident from declaration by Mr.. Butler
to-day that the Judiciary Committee mean to post
pone the Indiana csses thus allowing Me,srs. Fitch
and Bright TO hold their seats determine questions
and draw pay probably until an advanced period
of the next Session. This deliberate part,sinship
proyokes much comment.
After protrscted bargaining, Gen. Cass mas con-
cuded lease for four years of Mr.. Marcy's and
the adjoining house. His daughter and son n-law,
Mr. Ledysrd, have returned to Michigan to trans.
fer the bou,ehod here Immediately. Mr. Cass does
not expect to hold the Premiership long, but will
make Washington bis residence for the time
named.
The Senate had short executive session, and
ordered the Siam and South American Treaties to
be printed The former was published before il
reached the State Department.
Gep. Thomas, the present Assistant Secretary of
State has been aereeably notified by Mr. Cass to
retsn bis pos ton. No political changes will be
made in IL subordina'es in that department, and
even the confidential clerks continue in their former
relation. The details Of current business will be
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live bribed Ny GrandDother's Review The
b. uish "-srtered Byron-aD nnpu,ation which the
critical Old hoy took gety seriously to heat. Has
Mr. BucbsI an brioe1 my grandmothers news
paper The Journal Of Cirili=ation' We are
tempted 10 ask be Question for the conductress OF
that n.ryelods ep tome Of the nineteenth century,
instead Of 81 ckipg 10 her Legitimate vocation OF
presn ing pretty pictures to good children, has
gone most aaely into The business Of politics,
With the slightly erroneous impression tina. we are
10 have no more controversies, because Mr.. Bu-
"cbsnaD's optics are Of the clearer SORT" This is
the Gaze Of Uncle Toby and the Widow Wadman
reversed; ard since that memorable opthalmlc In
,pectlcn We have bad nothing like it. But even if
the oiss noss Of this oeuist be correct il does 10.
promise 10 be of any value; for, although Mr. b..
ctsnsL's abs may be as acute as thJse Of the
yl1, sud capable OF seeing through any number of
stone all. with csrvoyan fsciiiy-in fast. though
they may be d" double gs, microscopes Of extra
power" vet for all the ure which the President
will have fer item he nigh just as vel be as bind
at Homer. The Supreme Judicial Court hs' kindly
permitted him 70 dvest himself Of al responsbl i.y
sid for he B.It four years to follow the example
OF tue CT tbrsted septenrary sleepers. However,
We d. not decnae 10 give The journal Of C,yiA=a-
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ECHEL-A MISTAKE CORRECTED.
Ts tie Editor 81 The y. Y. Tyibuze.

To he Editor Of TIE n. Y. Tvibsse.
SIR: statement has lately gone the rounds Of the
papers to wit: that brother OF John j. Eckel resi-
dent ia this place, has been seriously affected in mind
by the late finding of the GrandJury.
Now it is due TO the brother referred to, as worthy
panshiorer, and gentleman everywhere highly es
teemed ss he is extensively known that this gross
mistake should be corrected.
The numerous friends of Samuel C. Eckel will re-
joice 70 learn that there is not and has been the
let possible ground for the report that hes gone forth
but thG their esteemed friend, originally OF sound
dersened testify from daily intercourse both is
ard has been In the full possession OF his woned
ta powers In oil their strength vigor and cearnss.,
updistuI bed and undimirished And while Mr. + kel
firmly trusts that In due process of Tins the Innocence
of his unfortur ate brother will be made clear be bows
submissvey to the supremacy Of the laws of the land
and tie allotment OF a dark and trying Providence.
PASTOR.
Mssst Pleosdst Bvafs,Sos Co. v J., March G. 1881
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. ALBANY March = 1871.
Mr.. BROOKS presented memorial @kns ms
sjority of the Inhabitants on any OMNIBUS nns
New York sball give written request Tor vac a
li.hment of new line before any shan Do e''''''''A
by the Mayor. c,.rohs, ~ Gam.
petition vs presented from the Chamoer Oh on, ~.
rerce akipg for the removal OF oo'fuc'ion' III '''
Mr. BROOKS notice so Of 1 III e cos sSS'' e
emigration to Lt ya,t q Day ss each to bon. sdo
emgraDts ,,-oonrcvn
NJ, RRIGGS-To extend the time for the som
,,a,;on If he Boston and Troy Railroad t~o yeafs
Rv Mr.. BRADFORD-Pi DIVIDING tha, al Ieyo.' rss
,,;s ard spipdes In mschne shops, end.ngerine NO
ard limb be kept boxed up under pensiy o. ~ ~,
ion, Ies oIution passed instrcting .ue No
mis,iSners for the removal Of QunaDtine 10 ooa o.
With NJ. ,nnittee Of the New jersey v"
the subject Of reciprocity.
BILLS PASSED..
To inoorprra.e tie Metropolitan Me ie,l College
To amend the Pilot lass Of June % 1913.
To eg.jze tie action of the Board OF sape,yissto ~.
New YeI in rsi,irg the salaries Of the CLERK. o. s''
Police Courts.
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In the year 1876, the Niagara Canal Company
which had been chartered by the Legislature Of this
State to construct boat canal from Schhsser on
the Niagara River to Lewiston, petl!i"ne the Leg
isature to alter their charter that they night con-
strucs ship canal. Tbs petition called public at
teDtion to the danger that the trade OF the West
might be diverted from the Erie Cana; and a,
cordiDgly that subject was brough. beh re the Leg
issture in l526, when al attempt Vas made TO ar.
rest the construction of the OsTego Canal then
about to be begun A resolution vas introduced
in the Assembly, and passed on the 18th of Febru-
airy, 1896 directing THAT the Canal Commissioners
report TO this House their opinion relative ~ the
"probabe difference of expense of transportalO
"per tun, from Syracuse 10 Cleveland, Ohio by
way of Lake Ontario, and the Well.ud C4na,
land by way of the Erie Cana by Buffalo, and The
"probable effect the Oswego Canal will have on
1.-The reSenue arriving from the tolls On the Ere
Canal" The petition of the Niagara C,na
Company was also referred to the Canal Conui.-
sicners to report upon. From their report, which
was made on the 26th of March Of the same year,
We take the following instructive extracts:
lut (nJN On)rfllOD 10 tult WHICH oc-
ours to US and which we have hesrd urged is, thai 10
order to TO the Canal Fund fe reveoue of the
entire trade of the country west no facilities should be
given which would divert any psr OF II to Like Ca
tsro from whence it might procsed TO fore,ga pJr
or be trsnsbipped at Osxego for New York Market and
thus in the FIRST instance be total lose of revenue aud
IN the second, oss of toll Of 40 miles Of the Ere
Canal.
1--WE of the opinion that there is not much cal.e
10 splrehend hat the rsde Gill be diverted - North
en market The difficulties AID hsz ,rd attending he
navigation of the ST. Lawrence, and the decided pre-
ier,nce Of the New York market over th. of utr-al
or Quebec will secure 10 the trade VI the Westera
coDuuy.
81 The second objection is entitled to more weight,
ard We suppose il more thsn probable tbs portion of
'he Trade, under existing regulations might find its
way through the Nisgsrs Csnsl into Lake Ontario,
ard thence by Osws 20 to the Erie Canal 7'his i0r-
'r'r eah De otraied b. charging on he Osrego CaHH
q rae o. toll Uhich iriH cOuAerbaIlHc, any irds.
sage ~ Pa'nng through either The Wtlaad Or Nag
afG Canal
The petitioners cay that the objection 70 the N,s
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ara Canal are obviaed BY the certain prospect OF tne
con pleiion Of the Weland Canal through Sh,cn
property may p.sI into Lake Ontario and men 'uo
question present. isef whether this trade shsh DC
retained suffeod TO pay toll a duty TO oteign
Government Although the WsIlsnd Canal may De
pleted, cOJsder il vsTy doubtful whether II sh
produce serious diversion Of bus ress nom tne
~.,'ern section CT the Erie CsuA This u hoFever,
question depending on misty contingencies that II -
difficult TO spesk with cer,sin,y Of its result Oar
ciizeps will always feel df inclined 10 pay tolls or
duties 10 foregr Government and much will depend
upon the facilities If the nsv cation, the Custom
House regulsor- under which American property will
BE- rmred TO pass through foreign country, ana the
rate OF 'oI o. duties charged thereon
While this matter vas under consideration in the
House ana before tie abose cited report Of the Cana
Commissioners the cit Gems Of Oswego presented
their memorial urging the completion of the Osweso
Canal and demonstrating against its abandonment.
In this document they admitted the fears Of
81 dimiDution ct tolls 10 be well founded, but
uent ~ to urge tost 81 the Stats ian still control
this work, and Interdict any portion of tbs trade
"by discriminating ds',es on the Oswego Csnsl,
(which must ssy all If ars except such IS originate
" from interest or jealousy" And It was IN view
Of all ttese opinions that The Legislature deter
mined 70 continue the construction Of the Oswego
Canal.
From this brief history Of the action Of the Legs'
lsture in regard TO the Oswego Cansl, it will be
seen that, Ill its inception and progress that work
was looked upon and de;igned to be chsnnel OF
mmerce Tor Lake Ontario alone; and that it was
wei understood .hs, in the event Of its becoming,
with he WeIland and Niagara Canals, competitor
with the Erie Canal for the trade Of the West,
thus ,ccssioDing diversion of revenue frsm the
Enc Canal an adjustment of tolls WAS to be made
which would project The State, and secure To the
Cansl Fund the legitimate means to pay our large
Cana debt.
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ton, prescription for al the ills which slave
h,ssd;rs repubEc is heir 10. Here il is:

"Thers !, one man in the csuutry ,hst can prevent
hi. the dissolution Of the Union aud but one; and
be can prevent /. IN spite OF al the Se%sssass Plus
n;s ard thst man is the PRssIDrsT OF rHE UslrsD
S-,rvs Call him by what name you vil-AndreS
Itsnr Zachary TAYLOR or James Buchanan-the
Pyesdep, OF the United States, with the power OF sp
recruitment and the Veto power In MS nsnus, csn ne
tho,ses hold in check the ulfTss o. ~ quarters 'na
all sections.
The astonishing liberty here conceded TO US OF
ealing Mr. Buchanan by what name We Will
". trust will not be sbused BY any irreyerent per-
son. If "the one man power is to perform such
wonderful fe..s of craftsmanship and to silence
AL the demseogues, blusterers, fanatics and IRE
eaters. how exceedingly improper would II Dc fot
ANYBODY TO take advantage Of the good na'ured
PEI mission Of my grandmother, and call such
demi-sod-Snooks Certainly, 10 view OF thaI
power of appointment" it would be highly lmpra'
dent for any hungry ofice-seekiDg toady to indulge
in such an amusement. This prescription, 1t VIII
be seep consists of two ingredients" the power
Of appointment" and the Veto power" The idea
of settling great moral and political questionable
greatest with which this Republic has ever been
forced TO grapPle-by turning out CANCERS and tide
walters judicously, appears to us to be an exceed
inely profound one. As for tie Veto po YER We
have little faith in its efficacy. II Was very largely
exhibited (ss the doctors say By the late Mr..
Pierce, but the patient grew no better very fast
under the treatment. Perhaps Tae Journal Of
Cirli.ation By next Saturday can think of some
til ing else TO put into in pill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-10

We do not know how fer toad.eating and syco-
phaucy can 40 in this model Republic, but we ap-
pear to be in fair way to find out. The jenkins
of Punch seems to have been withdrawn from his
London labOrs and 10 have been specially employed
by sur dry journals in this country to g DO the In
augurston plasteriDg and putting. The picture
newspapers have been particularly busy. We have
had not only Mr. Buchansns views but also views
of Mr.. Buchanan in almost every position of which
the human form is capable. We have had " Mr..
Buchanan getting INTO his coach, followed BY Mr..
Buchsnan getting out of his coach;' we had him
:" in bis bedroom" lin his library," in his par
lor." "leaying Wheatsnd," entering Washing
ION" waiting for TIE cars" Sin the cars,
"shsking hands, bidding adieu, taking the
oath, and taking dinner" Moreover, we have
had elaborate deneations of his dog his cane, his
letter stamp, his chair, his inkstsnd, aud bis bug
eywsgon. We have had everything row, We be-
heve, save his boots and his hat. We are fast i'm
proving upon the tame simplicity Of our fathers,
sud if things are to 90 on at this rate Washington
will soon rival Windsor or the TuIleries in all the
fcl.de.rol of fiunkeyism. John Tylers John Jones
has slwsys been our model in this department o.
bum an nonsense, but We must admit that Jones has
been fairly out.Jonesed, and that the fame Of The
Madisomian has been entirely eclipsed BY modern
srrhhlats
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TIE Republican, heretofore published q. Peekskll,
has been removed to Sing Sing for the purpose as we
Learn from tina. ourns of securing more central po.
sitiOn and in accordance with the wishes and judge
ment of leadirg Republicans in different parts of West.
chester County This change viii, it is believed,
prove beneficial alike to the proprietor and to the
party. The Republican j, conducted with marked
ability, and lie the orly perssien. organ of the Repub
hcaU party in the large County OF Wes:che.ter So,
cess to It.
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To the Editor Of The N Y Daily Tribune: W. Phillips OF
Covipson osclosss singular SKID compant vmen ne
v,i and Although there mention inside OF
dis medical books aud few eases reported By
one of interest the medical world deem proper
10 publish the letter rerbdHm ct hterot;" e.
COvLSGTos KY, Jsu T. 1871
May wear. Oh ce attacked by disease which s,cked
the root Of each bsr on my person tnH ma s0a
fud which hardened and when this was pressed rom oe
cavity with the nail presented the appearance Ut whiIe
worm onefourth 10 theefourths OF an inch 10 eneth
The dI,esse vss extremely annoying. employed great
physicians hopes OF being cured spent hcn e
At An visited vAroas watering places and have tsten
~ Spanish Mixture &c Co. though often relieved
! could never get cured -, ..,...
your Resoven for she first time have found nedcne
that dmn'hed the disease duriDg winter aud am ., much i'm
Bot have spent nearly 81 the noney ever w
years Of period Of life In epdeavorns 70 entc
6Te .ho my sS%e o. two m such form tbst ssi
ssy much to buy by the dozen which
express to your agent here that can save little OF my
VII; von awe me ANYTHING several dozens OF your bottles
W. Q PnlLLrrs.
An.w.r 70 letter OF W Q Phillips Covins!oa, Ky"
The disease described understand H. 10 postwar
.acop hair bulbs the person, not on u
besd by which the hair destroJed TINS disease
RI Mature of Of the head the one hsnd ana
The otb,r attacking rs does the trunk Of the body
ocsse chronic its ch1rscer sod obstinate 10 resstn
fr,m, Mt With these Railways RenovAins hssovea
Il me- successfu aud when the poor patent aye
having nunber,ss remedies and often the most expe
sIcsd in vain come. s as is TOO tIeqnsny 10,
remedy be which valuable than silver and
rod lie fnds remedy that his ssonishment loon as
eats better feels better sleeps better and enjoys the pleasure
seeing disease s1e that has Affected bim Tor ye "
perhaps from birth Such reader !, ksdg.ys ksoTsns ne
soyenithe Of ipousbe diseases RADwAy& Co.. ONCE
No. ICE FultoD.st., New YORK.
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Gen. Casa consdt rig only the grsvcr questions.
Mr.. Buchanan recently expressed personal de-
sire that the Senate should dispose OF the Dhw
Trssty without distinct commitsal 10 iz favor.
The subject has not yet been Submitted 70 tho
Cabinet.
80 tie Associated Pr-sa
WASHINGTON, Monday, March 9, lSsy.
The Cabinet was in session this morning, ADD 60
gagged generally believed 10 considering the policy
TO be pursued relative TO executive appointments Az
the Departments have furnished lists OF the othcso
who bold places under limited co missions.
The opinion prevails that such offices wiz De per-
ted TO continue until tie expiration OF Their CON-
missions ard then to he pointed or not as the Al
mnisrson prefer, bu, as general rule such vscsn-
cies are 10 be filed by men, which some OF the
presen, incumbents aresdy undertspd and this will
be the especially New.York, Philsdelphis and
other principal cities. The minor pisces will DO Of
course affected by this policy, viii h Il regarded
ore of rotation. Almost entire change Of Foreign
Ministers and Consuls Is anticipated.
The Democratic members Of the Sena'e in csucus
have concluded 10 sdourn ON Saturday nett, provided
that the President hiss no occason to detan them be-
yond that time.
MI. Cas- hes rented the dwelling now occupied By
E,Secfet.ry Dobbin EFF here to-day in the steamer
Ws,er Witch for Norfolk en- route % Non va orIoans'
The vessel was placed AZ bis disposal by Mr. Toacey
A large number of Mr.. Dobbins friends assembled al
the Navy Yard TO tske leave OF him:
Ex President Pierce WIS Presented 70 day WIN
spleudd service of silver plate. the g OF citizens Of
Savannah Mr. Toombs made the presentation speech.
The following conf NATION. were msde 20 asS
Samuel Trest Judge of the United Stsas Court ior me
Eastern District of Missouri; NJ Parsons, United
States Attorney for the Western District of Mi'sou,i
Thos II. Duvsl Judge of the United Stt's Govt Tor
the Western District of Texas VIM. I. Young, l nted
St,tes Marshal for the Western District OF leAssi
Richard Il. Hubbard, United States Attorney Tor the
ame District and Jas. l. Jones Coitsd StNes Mar
bal for the Western District of Missouri.
Gen. Ca. has gone TO Michigan TO make arrange
ueIts for settled residence there.
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The Standing Committees Of the ni'o' o.,'o.
ssr.t. xiIl be found among the proceedings Of "a"
hodv reported in another column.
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40 MURRAY STREET.,

ergAsEs MAsvS's late Rich Co o. improved SiLinLN'
BArg Wndsrs Pstdt, secured BY the celsrsted LA
BKLLg PowpEp LocK with very small y, al made
undes the inspection Of our Mr. seAns who has for
Is dcd their snucture during which time
not collars worth Of property has been consumed Of
tbena? having been tested in accidental tres Warranted
trc~ from dAnpnesa
Also Russproof Cheats Of any size lined with hardened
steel which be- dri led or broken.
Ror sale By SrSARNs MARVIN, No. " Murray Al.
Factory ST. MARKS place and Av. A.
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The struggle with which our stomschs bear up
against the abuse eive them marvellous The only reliable
corrective 10 CHicHtsrtHs DysfRrsA SPscIFIc Ills purely
vegetable does not at only drop
time though the whole bottle taken would not
pjue Hundreds of certificates from the cured be
Depot No l0i wsl-s, Y. Only so cents per bo.,e
Kept Also by oil Dyugsists.
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WIGS HAIR DYE WIGS i,!-BATCHELORS
WIGS TouPEE have improvements peculiar TO Their house.
N. celebrated oil the world for their graceful beauty,
durability 20 charm The largest and best
stock world Twelve private for applying bis
famous DYE Sold at BArcHELoR's. No. 2S Broadway.
RUPTURE.-Ony Prize Medal awarded to MARSH
Co. by the industrial Exhibition Of all Nations .t The Cy.is
Palace their PATENT RADICAL CURE TRuss RetsT-
its superiority Professors VALENTINE MORT Will.
LAID PARErR and john NJ. CARSoCHAS. Open nom q N.
20 opn MARSH Co, No. y MIden.lane, New YoIk.
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HOLLOWAY : Observation-Disclosures TO SCROf-
nj RrJoIcr-Ths subtle disease descending from genera
generation fearful heoom may be literally ctHP.,eu
by this penrttng ungucnt All euPops and sores yield TO
rs curative properties Sold at the manufactures No 81
Madensne New York, and No. IA Strand, London and BY
all dIugss st &c, sac and + per pot
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Ntm11 ork daily @ribn,te

Tuesday, MARCH 10. 1857.