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TIE NEWS.


The highly interesting news from Nicaragua Occu-
pies large portion of space to-day, to the ex
clusiOn Of editorial notes on passing events.
We have received the letter of resignation of
Gov. WALKER, of Kansas, for which we viii try to
make room in day twO as part of the history of
the times.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, P. M.-Senator Douglas
BILL introduced into the Senate to-day provides for
board Of Eve persons appointed by the President
and confirmed by the Senate, TO make enumeration
of the inhabitants and fair spportionment of the
members of q Convention. The election to be held
day designatedby the board mot less than ninety
more than one hundred and twenty days from
the passage Of the act and who are intrusted with
the appointment Of judges and places of voting The
voting is 20 be confined TO free white male citizens of
the United States over twenty years of age who
may be bona tide Inhabitants Of the Territory on the
2lst Of December, and who shall have resided three
months next before said election, in the county in
which he offers his vote. The Convention 10 assem-
bic not less than thirty nor more than sixty days
after the election of delegates and the Constitution
tobe submitted TO the legal voters for their accep
lance or rejection, and unless adopted by jorily
of all the legal votes cast it shall be null and void
The bill secures the personal and political rights Ct
the people, including those of speech and of the
press.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 18, p. M-The Leavenworth
Herald, of the 10Th, says express messengers from
Utah report that they passed Col Johnson's com
mand near Fort Bridges, their baggage, provisions,
and trains all safe. The troops in good spirits
This the only which has transpired relative
TO the Utah expedition.
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THE FuLIRUSTERS

The Galveston Ns1Os of the Goth ult., says there
are now about seven hundred men enlisted in Texas
as emigr4nts to Nicaragua. 1t further says:
ssNIost of these will soon leave for Nicaragua and
the rest will follow with but little delay. Ofcourse
nothing has yet been heard from Gen Walker suce
he left but news will be received from him by the
lst of December, and no doubt accounts will show
him to be in possession of all the ports the San
Juan river, there no forces there 10 oppose
him. Gen. Henningsen is now in New York, doing
all he can to aid the cause Col Waters is in Hous-
ton, and will leave with the first emigrants that
start to join Walker
''Itis we'll known that Walker is receiving
the active operation of many of the most infuen
tial men of the South, and though the movement
has been delayed by the recent financial embarrass
ments of the country, yet every thing is now pro-
crossing most favOrably. Col Rogers is in New
Orleans, acting as Gen. Walkers principal agent
there"
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NEW YORK CITY BANKS

year ago, say December 10, 1856, the New York
City Banks stated their condition, as follows:
Loans and discounts, SIO8, 1896. 1856
Specie, 10 S32 543
Circulation, 85I6S5
Deposites, S89, 500, $50
Soon after the suspension of specie payments, Oc-
tOber H. 1857, the items were given as follows:
Loans and discounts, S97, 245, 826
Specie, 7S43 23O
Circulation, $685., AL
DepOsites, 81 S94 623
The last statement which has reached us-that for
December u, 1857-is as follows:
Loans and discounts, $50. 526. O87
Specie, 20 058,977
Circulation, 6S, 34S, 494
Depostes 75365.I34
The noticeable feature in this statement, is the
geat increase in specie, not only over the amount
held at the time Of suspension but over the amount
OF the quiet and flush times of year ago At no
time during the year before suspension did the specie
in the New York City Banks come within twelve
millions Of the amount now held by them.
The Banks of New York resumed specie payments
Saturday, the 18th, in pursuance of resolution
unanimously adopted by thirty eight of their number
on Friday afternoon. Eight of the Banks were not
represented. The Banks of Albany resumed on
Saturday also, and those of Boston the following
Tuesday. 1t would be a source of sincere satisfac
toc, could we announce like determination on the
past of our Banks. They are believed to be abund-
antly able, but as yet no movement has taken place
locking to desirable result and we shall in ali
likelihood be compelled to submit to all the injuries
of a state of entire suspension for some time. The
results upon our trade will be exceedingly disas-
trgus
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CONGRESSIONAL QUANTITIES.

The Tennessee Senators and Representatives are
app)rtioned as follows, on the Committees:
IN the Senate, Mr.. BELL is on the Committee on
Naval Affairs and on the Committee on Indian
Affairs. Mr. JOHNSON is on the Committee on
Public Lands and on the Committee on the District
OF Columbia.
Ia the House, Mr.. MAYNARD is a member of the
Committee on Claims; Mr.. ATKINS on Tost Offices
AMI Post Roads; Mr.. READY on the Judiciary; Mr.
AVERY on Private Land Claims aud on the Expendi-
lures of the State Department; Mr.. WATKINS on
Manufactures and on the Militia; Mr.. SAVAGE on
Military Affairs and on Invalid Pensions Mr.. ZoL-
LICoFFEE on the Territories; Mr.. WRIGHT on Re7o-
lutiOnary Pensions and on Expenditures of the War
Department; Mr.. JONES' Chairman of the Committee
on Roads and Canals; Mr.. SMITH, Chairman on the
Joint Committee on Printing
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THE BANK BILL.

The Senate's bank bill 1872 was passed the House
of Representatives yesterday, by vote of 81 to Is,
amended in no Objectionable sense. The reader
win find in our regular Legislative synopsis care
fully prepared copy Of this bill it now stands,
and as it viii probably become law by the Senates
concurrence this day. The bill is the result of a
conference Of Democratic members, after most pa
tient and full consideration of the subject; and
although defective and unsatisfactory in some re-
spe;ts it viii, doubtless be received by the country
with the same consideration which gave it the
votes Of their Representative the best thing
Ihat conld be dome under the circumstance
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From Corr ssp0ndsnes Of the Baltimore Sun.

WASdINGIUNl UtC.
1t is probable that the Kansas Legislature, called
by acting Gov. Stanton is now in session. and will
take measures to annul the proceedings of the con-
stitutiOnal convention, and obstruct or prevent
the constitutional election, which was assigned for
the 2lst. This will serve the more to compcate
the subject, the Legislature have no legal ex-
istence until the first of January. Its acts will not
be recognized by the executive government by
Congress as legal What new difficulties are thus to
be produced, cannot be foreseen.
Congress, upon which body the subject devoves,
must meet the question a practical one, acting
upon the policy recommended by the President,
which is to quell the agitation in Congress and the
country and confne it to the limits of Kansas. To
accept the LecomptOn Constitution in whatever form
it may arise, is deemed by the President and Cab-
net and perhaps a majority of the Democratic SEN
ators and Representatives the readiest and
way of reaching the object in view.
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GAIETY CLUB.
GAIETY CLn3 RnnM
AUCTION.
Household Furniture.

NNTUESDAY next, 22 inst, at 9z O'Clock win sell
~ the dwelling g. W Cunnin gham, No. g Cherry
Street. all the househo old and Kitchen Furniture contained
in said house consisting part of complete Of ParOr
chairs I'd Sofas, in Mahogany and seEOod; ane Marble
Top RoseNOol Pier Fable elegant Marble Top Paror side
board Celia ell Mantel Clock and Vases, Carpets Wool
Oamask WindOW Curtains Oil FL nds, Manaeany Gard
Ttbes- Bronze Hat Rack, Oil Cloth for Hall Floor, Stair
Carpeiing and Flat Stair Rods, Chambr Furniture
plete, Bedsteads, Wardrobe, Bureau, Carpets and Oil
Binds. Ia Dipniug Room solid Walnut Extension Dining
Table, Refrigerator Pantry Table great full
Of Waite China Ware Glass, Kitchen
and Laundry Stores, &c, &c.
Most Of above Furniture good New, and bargains
ybe expected they will be sold WITHOUT RESERVE,
particular attention cal ed 20 the Glass and China Ware
TERMs-SumS under $50 cash, over Sju three months
credit payable in Bank with interest satisfactorily
dOTsed. & i. FARNESNOhTH,
dec I5-dlw. Auctoneer.
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


FRIDAr, Dec. Is, 1856
Mr. JONES obsai1ed leave Of sbsense for Messrs.
Brown and Heiskell, until Dec. 22d.
Mr. MENEES presented petition from citizens Of
GAINESVILLE, in opposition TO the extention Of the
corporate boundaries of said town.
Mr. BULLEN: petition from citizens Of Camp
bell county, asking to be incorporated into the
county of Scott.
Mr. MENEES introduced bill, to amend the act
of Feb Z, 1856, for the benefit Of the Tennessee
Hospital for the Insane. Passed the first reading.
Mr. BULLEN: a bill to supply the county Of Sewer
with the State Reports. Referred.
Senate took up House bill, to reduce into one all
laws on the subject of exenptiDg property from exc
cution and attachment.
Mr. G0ODPASTURE moved to amend the part of
the bill which exempts bureau, not to exceed htty
dollars, and bedslead not to exceed fifty dollars,
by substituting twenty-five dollars, which was
adopted.
Hsas.-Messrs Bullen, Denton, Davis, GOf,
Goodner, Goodpasture. Hill, Menees, MeDougaL
Ross, Welcker and Speaker Burch-l2..
NGys.-Messrs Bratcher, Munday, Roach, Travis
and Walker
Mr. ROACH moved to amend, by striking out all
limitations to the value of the different articles Of
of property exempt from execution. Rejected.
YedS-Messrs Bratcher, Denton, Hill, Jones,
Mundsy, Roach, Travis and Whitthorne-8.
Nays.-Messrs Bullen, Davis, Golf, GOodI asture,
Menees, MeDougal, Ross, Weleker and Speaker
Burch-9.
Mr. McD0UGAL moved to amend the part Of the
bill which exempts the tools Of a mechanic from
execution by inserting the words, ''who is the head
of a family :" which was adopted.
YsaS.-Messrs Bratoher, Bullen, Davis, Denton,
Golf, Goodpasture, Hill, Menees, McDOugal. Roach,
Ross, Walker and Welcker-l3.
Ndys.-Messrs Goodner, Jones, Munday, Travis,
Whitlhorne and Speaker Bcrch-6
MIR MCDOUGAL meved further to amend, by pro
viding that the tools shall exceed 500 in value
which adopted and the bill as amended, passed
the second reading.
On motion of Mr. GOFF, the resolution in relation
TO Federal politics, was postponed until Jan. g.,
1853
Mr. DAVIS called up his hill to incorporate the
Masonic Female Institute at Lewisburg; which pass
ed the third reading.
Mr. WHITTHORNE called up his bill to incorporate
the Columbia Athen@um which passed the third
reading.
Senate bill to incorporate the Etna Mining and
Manufacturing Company; passed the third reading
A number Of local bills were passed on the second
reading.
Senate took recess until o'clock.
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AN ACT TO RE-EsTABLIsH THE TIPPLING

AN ACT TO Re. ESTABLISH THE TIPPLING
LAW.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted By the General Assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee, That the Act of 1856,
chapter 107, passed LIST February, entitled Z" An
Act 10 repeal the Tipping Law, be and the same
is hereby repealed PrOUided, that nothing in this
Act shall be construed, prevent the prosecu
ton and conviction of all offences for a violation of
any law of this State in regardtO the sale ofquOrs,
which have been committed prior to the passage of
this act
SEC. 2 Belt enacted By the authority aforesaid That
the act of 1885, entitled An Act tax and reg.
ulate Tipping and Tipping houses and to increase
the Revenue, " be and the same is hereby revived
and declared to be in full force and effect in ali of
itsprovisions.
SEC. 3. Be il further enacted, That this Act shall
take effect from and after its passage
DANIEL S. D0NELS0N,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JN0 C. BURCH,
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed December 81 1857.
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Corn RoTTING.-We learn from farmers in vari-
Gus parts of this county that large portion of this
seasons crop of is rotting in the fields. Much
that good the outside is found to be unsound
in the inside-the cob in many cases being black
and soft next the stalk How general this is through
this part Of the State, we don't know, but Mr.. J. NJ
McVey, of Warren township, told US yesterday that
in his neighborhOOd they gathering up all the
sound for seed fearing that there would hardly
be enough for that purpose.-LndiangpOii Journal,
14h.
We hear similar complaints from several sections
in Kentucky, and rather incline to the belief that
while there is an abundant crop, much corn not
matured, and will consequently be lost in the man
ner described above.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By
KIRKPATRICK, NENINS g. co.

nNTHURSDAY Morning, December "a 1857 al II o'clock
~ a. NJ We will for sale In ronL Of cur Warehouse
80 hnds New Sugar. so bbls Holland Gin;
300 bags COfeei * Vinegar;
50 bols crop biolasses; 800 boxes @ iasswaFe;
packages Baekare Fsh; 100 box Tobacco vars brds
100 bXs "a. K. RaisiHs; 1000 bags hne salt;
100 half do do l0U00 hne Cigars, various
lJ0qlr do do brands;
300 kegs Nails; 100 bIs star Candles;
i50 bOs Cincinnati whisky; 50 Starch,
various brands; 50 Old COgnac Brandy;
so . bourbon, 40; % Matches;
50 g MOHOu gshela; 25 coils Cotton Rope;
50 Am. andy; LOO cases Fresh Peaches.
IS cases Sgrdnes;
With many her articles in the Grocery line.
dec 2!-td KIRKPATRICh, NEVINS & co.
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CULTIVATION OF RICE IN CALIFoRNIA.-Measures
are being taken in Stockton, through the employ
ment of Cinnamon, to test the cultivation of rice on
swamp and overfowed lands There is very little
doubt entertained as to the experiment proving sues
cessfuL
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Christmas Presents.

WE have hand the following useful aud ornamental
W articles, that would make the most valuable Christmas
Gifts; that could be given. all Of which will sell very
low prices for cash:
Elegant China, Porcelain and Lava vases:
Jewel Boxes, variety Of oTname entail patterns
China Ink stands, Match Boxes, Flower sands Butter
PLACES, &C.;
Mantle and ktagus ornaments, great variety of pat
terms;
Coffee urns, Tea and Coffee pots;
Chamber sets the handsvmest patterns T. be found in
the Eastern cties;
Britannia Planishsd tin, English and An ersan JapaIned
caDdlssticks:
Coal vases, Copperand Ornamental coal scut.les;
Feather busters, of all sizes;
Hearth brOoms, different styles:
English cutlery, plated To- ks, cake baskets, cups, &C.,
Rattan, roeEtDg, hall and sewing chairs;
knile baskets willow and Japanned tin;
Plate wsrmers, best English patterns;
Spice boxes, cake and bread bOxes
aed and Britannia casters liquor and pickle stands;
Waters all sizes; the greatest variety eder Nash
vile;
Cake aud Padding pans;
One hundred. bird cages, elegant designs.
Our assortment O house furnishing goods extern.
sive elegant before; and se will sell for Cash.
all VeTv small advance upon cast.
deee2-i MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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RFNOFsI,.

HAVE closed up my Stable Market street, for the
purpose Of going 20 Texas but atlBEd ny sa
bls Of Church and Front streets, have
moved Stock and viii be pleased REEVE hs patrons
age Of old customers and tae riding public gsaeraly
lulyl g. W. SUMNER
p. ST. wish TO hire good Czriaserivsr. FoE Eooe
one, good price viii be advanced mcahy Tor ons o. -
=. W. -
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AZ % 49, @ @
kAH no 80
ESQ Rich Fancy B0nnets,
AND PARIS NILE IN FRY AT COST.
We give up our Profits this Season,
NO MISTAKE
MAGIC SHOW ROOMS OF z. WISE, Agent

Ladies' come ont in eay attire,
And keep merchants from despair
And long faces
NOW Ladies' there is for a DUwdy Bonne OF,
~ make things look gloomy than BANK Suspen
sons and scarcity Of money, &c. for must close out
Fall Stock.
50 Cloth Coaks FROM SO S. double that prise.
100 Pieces OF RiObOns every and beaul'ul sIyle
$40 canIons Of Paris Flowers for Bonnsts, Banys dcj
50 do Rich ManabOn and Ostrich plumes, designs;
30 cases rich and medium price c0lored Gimps ard
plain Slaws;
10 cases coored LeghOrn Flats, Misses Gpseys, Plain
Straws,& DC.
25U boxes Rush caps and Illusions
Our Of Fancy bonnets will surpass anything
have displayed previous openings aTge Of
cloth amas aud eloaks latest shapes, half The price Of
city. Bugal collars and LRces large stock;
Embroderes Need OK Goods endless variety; 200
Hoped Of every desgG, large stock
Fancy ornamental goods CONSISTING OF fn6 Cabhas
combs, style Bonnet comb and Gumelasc Head
role new article, Extracts superior article 50 cents,
worth IS, Gloves, Paraso, Fans, DC, at extremely low
prices good stock Of ~Oen Goods for children, Tai
mas Jackets Mtts, ieggings Hose syle KgOets for
sheateT and pany Laoe Worked and Fancy Dress caps
MohaIr silk net and Fancy III addresses Chenie vel
vet and Binl. large sock OF Ghemtis.
Partisan MillBsry Bazaar T.. ~ USE, AGENT
nOV22 40 20, Unon street, dooTto state Bank-
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TVHB attention OF the Ladies and Florists generally Is
called large Shipment OF Rose, Shrubbery, Ever
green ants BuibOns, Roots, which will arrive
few days the extensive Garden and Nursery Of MI
William S. Smith Of Augusta, Ga.
AZ
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Bank of COnmerce

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 18th. 1857.
THE stockholders Of this Bank have placed The assets IN
tie hands Of Trustee the purpose Of winding it uP
those indebted TO The Bank will pea,e call aid ply up
their indebness falls The noe holders viii please
end in our notes early poss bic ard i've in return
the notes Of the Bank Of TenDes The individual depOs
ties in this BauH been handed hereby
pledge my Individual liability for them and the money is
ready when ca led for JOHN JANIS.
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CLAlBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY,

IRON FOUNDRY.
I'VE have now started our and extensive Poundrx
on the old stand Of the late Nashville NanufaeturnS
Company and are prepared 10 execute heaVy and aht
WORK OF any description at the shOr notice
nGs 10 small amounts at moderate city prices bsaVV CAST
gs 10 large amounts furnished Per contract a. Cincinnati
prices with additions Of freight have also commenced
operations in
MACHINE SHOPS.
steam engines, Sawmis FOurmils Of The most proved
patterns made 70 order Jobbng a. repairing done m msdi
Any We are ready 10 make for Engines Mla
snd na furnish plans to enable purchasers 10 put up hsF
9ls Win nitle expsnse. Manufacturers and farmers vii
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS. Is
stationary engines steamboats, made 70 order ofhe
peg material, eompete with Firsfronis Crates sandppe
and valves, warranted STANG anV pressure required
MEnuiaeturing or pOrpeiliag purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
any description Of SmithwOrk done I'm excellent sr5l4
none 0ut hrstrate Iron work. Serups Dogs
fbah lfonss Saw craBks, Bolts and all kind MIL hon4
made 70 order short notice.
Farmers wishing 10 purchase good, cheap Machinery VI
90 well 70 call a. our Office or address BY letter
H JACKER q CO.,
CIaiboYue Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly25-R Late Nashville Nan. Co.'S Shops.
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ROBERT M. VANNOY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN CHAECBRT
Hunts VIIle, AIaba ma,
WILL practice In the several Courts Of Madson and the
w adjoining counties, and give pronpt atsUtcn - AZ
business entrusted 10 hin. Colises made throushoui
me state. oct St-<m.
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Valuable Dwelling

TT FAT convenient dwelling st the corner OF Summer and
Desdriek Stree l. for sale The lot from 65 feet the
House conlanseiz rooms, and is within less than
hundred yards the Public square he owner wishing
20 10 the country will fair price for this properly
sold by the first OF January next. Apply TO
II a V LlNDSLEY.
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For safe.

THAT valuable business stand MARKET Street, adjen.
ing tie Warehouse Of A. Hamilton, occupied -
COnsy as cloth NJ store Of ne best stands he e
OF hhy retail sslablishnenls Pries very mOdert'
Apply 70
nov % FB AV LINDSLET.
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SOMETHING NEW.
Ellis & Moore.
Nos. Sc & 81 market Street.

Re happy TO inform heir old friends and me public gen
orally that they have made large ADDITIONS 20 their Ma
chine shop and Foundry and have double facilities fof
rendering satisfaction 20 all who may hem with call.
II IS intention heretofore keep ourselves Wen
srpPd With every description Of En- gncs Boilers.
Mill Machinery, Shafng, Also all sinds Of work foF
loHr Mills, Steamboats, saw Mills, Tobacco Factories,
prices. ELLIS q MOOR
Noe. % "a Market south Broad Street Nashville Tenn
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EIOr Rent or Lease.

THAT convenient residence on the Franklin Turnpike a.
present occupied by Mr. Fellows. It contains six ROOMS
besides kcheDs servants rooms DC and about acres
Of ground attached. 1t would be leased good tenant
nav Is Brg v s. LIyDSLRY.
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RETURNED.

ID the solicitation of many friends, DR.. T. W Conner
ID Physopathe Physician has returned and again located
ia Nashville he his formers God ueeess IN hs
profession, will secure him 0sTal share OF patronage
The publ will bear ia mind that he treats diseases or tno
Physiological principles discsrding all oHn using ~ IN
ing but innocent, but efficient remedies 20
lei lie proposes especially to give full Satisfaction IN tue to
lowing diseases Serofua. syphilis, Liver Complaints, and
Dyspepsia, - -, NJ.
ResiieDra P,s nv Hotel Sumer st. TnOv 24-Im
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Prizes Of So 50 are determined by figure
OF tue numbers that Jaws The CaPIa it Is Oed num-
bsr Tick will be ed to So il l. Is number,
even Ticket will be iiled So So in
addition any Olhtr PriLs Ine Tickets may draw.
Bank Notes OF sound Banks Checks on New
York TemirLsd for ptizss.
Orders tickets Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets 10 l. B. nderson, BOX 2S7 Naanve Tennessee
ANDERSON & SON, Mansgers,
dscZ2 Macon or savannah, Georgia.
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SENATE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
FRIDAY, Dec. IS, 1857.
Mr. ROACH introduced a bill to put runaway
savesin the Penitentiary for safe keeping Referred
The reading of the Code was proceeded with, and
after the reading of lengthy section,
Senate adjourned until 8! o'clock tomorrow.