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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12

Missouri LEGISLATURE GorNa TO ApJot-Rs TO
Sr. LoUB-We learn from gentleman direct from
jefferson CITY, that the members OF the Legislature
contemplate sdjeurning shortly, to meet again in
this city. No formal action has been taken ON the
subject, but the members vow that they will leave
Jefferson city and come TO st. Louis 10 do the
States business II they can get place 10 meet at.
The cause of the contemplated movement in the
exorbitant price Of board at the capital, and the
difficulty experienced in getting accommodations.
iovsions, liquors, Injuries, segars and cards have
20 be transported from 81 Louis to supply the tables
at the capital, and the consequence IL that members
have TO pay ten dollars week tor board, and get
very short commons at that We learn that Efforts
will be made 10 secure the Court House or the Mer-
camille Library Hall for the sittings Of the body
ST. Louis Nus, Jan, 6.
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FIFTY YEARS or EVENTS.

FOL TTTCAL, PoErfcAL, AND HISTORICAL;
WITH AslcDorss RsxAHKAnts Mnv
HARNEY.
Which, not having been published, I request may be
returDs6 90 me BY mall having enclosed you the
quisne stamre 10 prepay the postage
an ysur ebedient servsnt JOHN BARNEY.
We have made inquiry in regard TO the correct
ness Of the statements contained in the foregoing
letter. and feel fully authorized 10 say that they
entirely without foundation. We feel equally well
assured that no one member OF the Cabinet has yet
been selected, and that all statements 10 the con-
bary are merely speculations conjectures.- Wash
mgftn Union, Jan. 10.
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PokTico, go v SrRxrr.
u .auf~ax.x Il. a Ias-

letter appeared in the NEw York HERALD Of ia.
nuary s, ls57:-
Pokuco 2T3 Srxrr. D
wsnIsorOS, Jan 1887
informed 700 by Telegraph, on the l., Of January.
that General Gas him s told tho Premier hip had
ben urdered him I now morn you on the same
au'f GRITTY that he has accepted the appointment OF 80
ere'ary OF State II hes cot me too dolsrs, which ploae
CT colt ne In Subscription 10 the HERALD
slso forwarded two communications embracing me-
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INTERESTING FROM PENNSYLVANIA.
The Senatorial Contest In the Legislature.
OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE.

The Senatorial Contest In the Legislature.
OUR HARRIsBURG CORRESPONDENCE.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 7, 1857.
Legislative Matters-Who is to be United States
Senator office Seekers.
Both houses completed their organza alton to-day,
except few of the minor Offices, which will be fill
ed in the morning. The committees will be an
nounced on Friday and all will be ready for bust
meas.
Tomorrow the House will draw the committee in
the contested case of George r. Smith, of Phiadel
phia city, (old) who fairly elected by three ma
iority, but through mistake of the election officers
of one of the precincts John Ramsey was returned
elected by seventeen. An effort is being made to
stave off the decision until after next Tuesday, on
which day the Senator will be elected.
The grand fight among the democrats is between
John Robbins and FOrney. r ,boins has the united
vote of Philadelphia, while Forney has the country
members generally Some of the Robbins men from
the city swear vengeance on ForDey, and say that he
cannot be elected If he does get the nomination.
knowing ones say they talk large to keep up the
price.
General Cameron and his friends are confident
that he can be elected over Forney But have no
will be nominated and that he will be elected by the
joint convention on Tuesday. The whole influence
Of the incoming and the Outgoing administration is
with FOrney.
The Speaker of the House, Mr.. Getz, is an anna
BILE, gentlemanly man, and promises well to make
good Speaker. The Speaker of the Senate-the
Hon. David Taggart-isa decided wag. His speech
on his election to the speakership was curiosity,
and kept the Senate in roars OF Laughter.
About the greatest nuisance about the Capitol is
the hungry Office hunters running about the house,
getting members 10 sign recommendations to Mr..
buchanan for appointments Nearly every demo
cratic member from the West wants TO be Marshal
OF the Western district For the Eastern district,
their "name is legion
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IOea' UV
Thus it appears that Forney received majority
present the first ballot. Brodbead had the salts
faction of being nowhere The test will now be in
the convention on Tuesday next. Cameron will re
ceive the unanimous nomination of the opposition,
and enough of Fosters friends to elect him. Came
ron will be elected the first ballot. But there is
time for great deal of managing and pipelayipg
before Tuesday next.
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HAVANA, Jan. .. 1857. (
The Bond Of ihs Holash and an Opera Air-Ma
r0,,k and Lucresia Borgio--His Great Success
In 1moiean Conspiracy IN the isie Of Pinss--
G,n.rai C,nobo on a Tow-Cw Narai Men
ashore.
This noble ship leaves US to day, having produced
a sensation in Havana unequslled by anything that
has preceded her in our waters. The fair have
smiled their happest, while the officers have put
forth their most cordial, social qualities at their
command.
I write while tie band Of the ship is playing an
cir from "Lucrezis Borga" to bevy of as charming
humanity as we could gather in farewell boquet
for the gallant and generoushesrted sailors.
Max Maretzsk gave us Last night "Lucreza'-the
parts admirable, beyond criticism-Msdame La
Grange perfect-Miss Philips, in the banquet scene,
injmnable. The latter would have been called
ont II the sense Of the audience could
have heen understood. At the close Of The last act
Madame La Grange was called, and many voices
uttered the name Of Mics Philips, but she was not at
the moment within rach. The troupe has been en-
tIrely successful and Maretzek win have no cause
MANY persons were kept from the OPEN last
evening en- account OF the death of Calvo and
Penalver-the last OF the rice except the young
Count Of Penslver- but the house was well packed
and no space lost.
Mr.. Cfauncey, at the Isle Of Pines, under the
irfrsrce Of despair has been getting up conspi-
~, in that quarter and IL taken he will perish
\, le earrotte. This might have been prevented
Wy licupt action on the part Of the government
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HARRISBURG. Jan. Q. 1857.

HAFNHBUHI JHns Y, 1907.
The Senatorial Question -7Ae Caucurd vontna-
fon Of John W. Forney--C omerons Is.
The Governors Message.
The last two days has been decidedly interesting
amongst the candidates for Senator and their
friends; our hotels and the legislative halls have
been crowded TO OVERLOOKING With the Senatorial
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Adjoining the hospital is the chapel, which at tho
present moment Is undergoing some alterations A
pulpit has Just been put up for the first time and
is very handsomely painted and vanished by a
convict sentenced for Tie. The benches will accom-
modate thousand prisoners the keepers sitting on
high stool at the end OF each row isi,ers are lgw
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NO. 81.
MISSOJRI DEMOCR 4


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months.
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Warmers a. Merchants Han X Of sh.
u land taken for Goods and account by
ldec. IL, '5I-n42-tfl JAMES uAWLEY
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Notice to DeFinguents.

A LII PERSONS having unpaid stock in the Ottum-
IN wa Cemetary Association, are requested to make
immediate payment of the to f. Washburn
Treasurer, or to A. A. Stuart in whose hands the sub
scrptns and debts due for lots have been placed for
collection The Trustees of the Association in accord
ance with the wishes and instructions of the stockhod-
ers, have incurred liabilities in the Improvement of the
Ground for which they in debt and able 10
pay, unless those who have taken stock have pur-
chased lots will come forward and pay up We cannot
believe that the public spirited citizens of Ottumwa
will suffer this enterprise to languish fail for want
of the small amount of means for which they are indi
viduallI liable G. Q. WARDEN, Pres't.
Dec. II, 1851.
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IDFEBs,

-aa DICED,
In Agency City, Dec. 4th, 1857, SARAH A. GOE
wife of w, +. Goe in the 41st year of her age.
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Read This-An Persons

INDEBTED to me are requested to come forward and
IL settle the same, by the LIST of January 1855 as
must have money by that time. A. L. GRAVES
2 0ttumwa, Dee. IL, 1S57-n42-3t
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Sd. CIOuGI liOtel.

c1nsderat on q me pressure tightnrss none
- tary tsrs, t0gstIer Win Tie couSqlo decline In
price 0: produce, tie price 81 boarI reduced
on 81 - - % 10 day % traneug gisors end from
- % 10 81 W per Sssk 70 permaneat d4y haardsrs
ostzo-u HU. r. SCOTT.
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
90 pkgs cov'd Buckets; 1925 doz Band Boxes;
so dozen Bail Boxes; 200 Hames;
zoo nests Tubs, painted Loo Anc Wash Boards;
275 doz Vanished and Three $4,000 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 pests White Pine Tubs;
21 900 ass'ed Broom Handles 25oO0 Cane Fishing Poes
75 doz white Cedar Buckets 300 ass'ted Liquor Kegs
200 doz Tar Cans: 10 doz 3 B Cedar Cans;
300 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varnshd
Is doz Pine Churns, assorted goo Painted Tubs d
1OOnests White Cedar Tubs; 125 doz weBuckets assted
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common 700 nests German Market dc
500 " Carts, common 400 doz Fsed Baskets, store
rs Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Marke
zoo extra extra" q doz Children's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Hattan Willow Chairs;
Rattan and willow, very nice and cool for sumner.
Kiso-Cio. Hampers imported fancy Baskets; work Fruit
nd Flower Stands. Aso-Wtow Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters; 100 bales Alicant Mats;
ass'ted Shoe Brushes; so Jute Hark and Skeleton
iG IS Rocking Horses; Is dog Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1OOcoi \ and y inch Manila Rope, 69Ofeet;
30 coils Z to to inch nsb do do do s $50 d9;
Is reels Red Cord and Pillow Line MANILA
$50 doz Cotton Pillow Lines and Red Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales Carpet Chain;
1000 lbs Broom TEine Hemp 500 lbs Wool Irvine,
175 bales Batting; 150reels Hemp Packing;
rs a. wicking; rs coils Tarred Rope;
so wrapping Twine; $50 " Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles Frund) angerman'S Wrapping Papers
1900 " Mcgregor's do do;
1000 reams Lockland do do;
Koreans Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper
IT'S g 10 " Batting do;
lbs Roofing do dry; I5OOObs Roofing do satuted
CANDLES, &c.
Candles, Lard Oil, Opal Candles, stesrine Candles
Starch, German Soap, &C.
IRON BOUND X EGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers'use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns 20 o. Cedar do t. 90 % do
Cerdar t. Is 20, % do Painted do 90, %, "a do
Brass Hoop do'' - do Barrel do 16, is, 90 % DO
NAMES,
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top
For sale by s. h. BARRETT,
mayl4 cor. Walnut and Front sts.. Cncnnati,O
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II. Ill. s. Ii. }. GROOAIES,
Under T'AEEPC

II aVtNd recently bssa burnt ost bes notify their
fiend and patrons that al orders teh ailh h. a
Co, Sc. rs College street. st ths shon 4 "
bAush, 80 10 so-th AAFkst stfests sl1 meet vita
Fompt sttrLuoG.
r. H. D. }. oToonss are pFapetors % the right 60
nd Crane cell brated PAEasf MEfAL1c oasKsF n
avtdson eo9aty and are prepared supply al aF4tm
& holssais saa ressl - The aaogtssl aotioe.
p
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SAUSAGE CUTTERS.

w have large sappiy o. Sausage Cutters ofan ssss
w aAtca szs setA eel df rsry Too prices Ii Is mo-
vauable aTtes ia TIC economy suitable Tor
king saas4su Neat, Cod sia ,Hashes atuoe Meat &c
Ae., Ae. MACKENZIE WILSON.
Nov. g5-I
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Furniture.
CHEAP srnVENII

VIZ have hand = lot Of second hand coal STOVES,
w principally Of al szes which ia cell very
loE ITc-s. fney have been use2 but feW months Aud
nearly good and haf The price Of ne stoves
Nov. IS IT MACKENZIE a WILL on.
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LUMBER! LUMBERn

TtfTF sabserlhsFs have STEAA saw AiALtn susssss-
AL susf.ton Ia jackson csanty Ala, On she Nash
zn- "a Chat.aIccga Raih cad, nTar stevrrsoa beos
81 Ar prrpaftd flruish 81 kinas g lnmhofs "a n
- -gsrtits "a the shSr notice. They respectfully
tt orders rous persons ia the eitv Of Nashv'e sh
Iassr 81 az dascr pton. ghey al deliver Auaoef a.
~ sspas o. the ksilroa1. ..,. ~,
ssFsk2-ez- 1AaALAHs A4ALA ~
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CLtIBORNES MAC ZINE WORKS
1 SVVTLLE, TENN.


I'HE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farrers Manu-.
factuTer and ali perous DESTROYS Of purchasing At
home good machinery, such as STEAM ENGINES, CAST
IN9s Of description, GE Earring, CAR-WHEFLs Of
the most improved patterns, SAW MILLS, PUMPS Sc. &C.
Is respectfully called TO this Establishment grow
Ing up rapidly the premises Of the Nashville Manu-
featuring Company. We intend the bu in
fully as eNtenye before and sAa read
orders for Machinery and Castings. have already
commenced operations blaohsm ih shop Boiler
yard and shall give immediate satieton and new
Customers
We are experienced Northumberland OF PERSONAL
attending to his departnent-znd thus shall be
able TO turn out work lover than hereto
Tore done IN this city. We shall piece o.
WORK done az this Establishment, and prompt Rns
person attention every order left ~ Once;
hone to general satsfaetioB parouiEed BY Al
friends OF home a. uutactur n. JACkER CO.,
Claiborne Machine WORKS, Nashville, reun-
funz2T-t Late Nashville M.Bf @
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE.
FRED. SEO.41:
Manufacturer Of Carriages, coashss BuggieA,
LIGHT WAGONS. ke

MAaufaetursr Of Carriages, coaehss BsggisA
Light-W Wagons, &C.
Ne. go Lever Market street. NashvilIes
4 An nos msaufAeiaring every variety e. -
i sad style q vehicle, ireEa the piainszt 80
lob 10 ths beautiful and slaborztly Sr5@~Csf-
Eushca turg eat.
Having enEaEe4 nrNtc4ss voorhees, and Obtained LARGE
EnoanG % The best % stoek prepared % Do sea
utch Ell compare siA Any In tee Hhsis csansry either
styis dgFaey. Al kaAz % FeAss kspt constant ~ an
hand, o. pEoHptiy Easde - order.
EUereHss Patent Coupling
Thia tErcEtaat IN tie coapnE 4CzFffazes
Ac has sEaksnfd mac1 lneresl tArsaFhaa the eognty
and sksa apes Eith the uoE a EbeFe h s hst
knosn. Having he sEcasigs Fgh ieF bls city aos
masng 81 tnez . eonslEacs carnage H1sFsz &e
~ Aeuemoer tts Fl2oeas sac Old sad ofFESd sas
Be e.. Le9sE 1aEkst esTssa. Ia AZ
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Cabin Passage 90 New YORK.
- = M O y "A l..

r1HE sbseorr takes this method OF informing his old
cuslonsrs snd friends md the public generally TIA
be has his Hardware store IRON me ea sAha on
Wt str.t 40 40 81 ID The large brisk buiidns, lately
erected Ga the south side Braad strevt, where De keep
sus-an on haud aud order the various arteea
l-i 4, ~ Inc ~ bu.Iuc.s. he invites rsTecial at
rrlg. 20 - lsree Assortment o. CASTING, HOLLOW
49, "a IS AZ sach a. Manue and Coal 6Fatess Nag-
N 49, POE Mods siFas- Cuters CCrn-Shrllers. Corn
fgsA-rs Ri-Crusaers kalcouy Vera and lron feneing
cs sfils Tea ettles K trs bog lronss Candle
s,ieFs I'd a almost snds-s variety 3theI Articles
-Tsss - AaDkEW ANDERSON
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M have lard stAhda sizes made Of heavv lin
w shieh ss stll ssil e ios prices Also,
sausage suffers coiandegs, Laiios, sEinmsrs Aa.
al Of ~ ca slH sen 10 Tor Cash
. New. Att MACK ERLIE WILSON
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Premium Pianos.

A LARGER stock than usual Of those Get
n ebrated Pianos manufactured by ID. SSE7Ef44SSE
Gale = Co and Eteinwsy 4 Sons, (whichU 81 y
took the premium the Mechanics van. -.
Is nov ohe-e low figures for cash OF Ioot
paper. My Of Sheet MDsic, Books Nlo;ns' az ~.
deons Flutes, &C., Is also veTv large, ef o'2c'nk " 'N
different sizes, STYLES aud qualities. - ,,s;rass
have also added the following articles 70 nv G -
viz Table Oil Cloths (ali colOrs,) OH Cloth koeSi
and Porcelain Ornaments, such as Cahu!e
GrandoIes, Lamps and Clocks. The Afternoon % ZIG
ladies Is particularly invited ~ . g.. No
For Christmas presents cali at the Old Music store no
SO, Onion Street. [nov141 JAS A. McCLOhE'
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON N. BRIEN & NJ. M. BRIEN JR
oRNEYS AZ LAW,

Coe, No. ~ West side 81 Cherry C0opers Building
formerly occupied by Id. Ewiug.
HAVE taken IN co-paTtnership NJ NJ. BRTEa, 10
the practice Of Law In al the Courts Davidson
One or both generally be found in the once.
Prompt and especial attention always given securing
and collecting all claims Money aEAysready when col
lected)
have been constantly andrsgulariy pro-
tessiou in the Mountain District the twenty years
and will continue 70 attend securing and collecting
claims ntrusted to my In the counties Of Cannon
DeKAb, White, FentFess, OveTton, Putnam and Jackson
have general Acquaintance with the merchants and
business u in those counties.
The Merchants Of Nashville and Of ether places might
and il 70 their interest confer with relation
to. .
refer 10 any and all persons who kno me, for m
ability aud prompt attention TO business.
maTchlT-ly MANSON n BRIEN.