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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-23
CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE.

fTHoM ouE OWN II
san FHAScIsoO, Sept 19, 1857.
livery arrival from Mexico, Mazatlan and
Gusynas, particularly, brings news of sddi-
tionsl o1trages committed BY the baFbarous
hordes OF that ansrchical government upon
citizens Of The United States. Every Ameri-
can Is leaving the country, many making large
sserifees in order to get away with their lives
Our consul at Mszstlan has been Imprisoned
and iusul:ed our citizens have been nObbsd
and their property fOreibly eOnhscated; yet
there is no redress to be obtained. Verify,
our government is fast approaching the point
wien the officials endesvor not 10 do it, az
Ter the style Of the English eireum'oeution Of
ice. jain Bull would treat these Fsllow-hidsd
geniIsnen in far more summary manner. One
OF their numerous nen-of-wsr would open on
thsh nEd-toRn, and learn them manners after
extending a few pounds Of powder and bail,
t1stsad Of using up reansOf PaPsrs and tons q
sealing wax and red tape. Since the year 1888
10 &. S. ship has visited the Gulf Of CsIifOF-
MIA our naval gentlemen prefer the Carte Of
Lima or the operas Of Valparaiso, 10 doing
heir duty where the ladies are not handsOms
and the ayua8isaie Is uissrable.
q MECHANICS FAIR
is by Gar The mos; interesting thing Of The kind
that las ever occurred in the State. It eoult
not BE- surpassed in any State in the Union.
The fruits aud vegetables demand particular
attention, pumpkins weighing two hundred
pouads, tunips twenty pounds, radishss tI
pouaas, peaches too large to credit &c.
rue EENrESEIAL ANN YERsART or LAFAY
ETTEs
brth-ssg was celebrated in a grand and COR.
gsous manner. A procession, = mile and
half n length, marched through the city 10 To-
f~fr6ntOf the Celestial Hotel, where al eloqusn
and patriotic address was delivered By to-
Hon. MiltOa S. Latham. 10 the procession
lassefe ed a wagon containing some of the tin
bars Of the old ship CadmHs, which brougb
Lsfzgsite to America the last time, beside
mar ohsr relics once possessed BY the
FreneA patriot.
rak k~SDEINEEsART OF a ADMISSION or CAL
IFORKIA
mo IL Union, vas appropriately celebrates
by tha California Pioneers, who bore the Bss
asE in their procession. The two oldss
pioneers we're Gen. John A. satter and Mr.
kYsntz Al the dinner Mr. Yeniz rensrkeI
tbsg be wei reeoIlsetsd the time when be an
tbs Cse Gen. s. good old Dusohman, wsrs d
nearest n~sighbors, and they lived OEe hundrel
1iisx part, and frequently visited each other
14 ga gentleman she'd tears ana replisI
zen z ! ioie you, tbems was good times z I"
~sszeyssrs Stree a zalieiOas kosad eirou
lated = report in Shelby county to the eject tia
Nr Jams Gallagher bad been tried, convict
Cd and hanged for sons hsiDous crime commit
Ted IN California This report has many time
been e~oltsdictsd, but as Ian infOEnsd thar
are yst. il ycrr community many skzPiia o
MS sahiset, I beg leave, therefore, to say !
sash fn~4xeusls, hat Dir. Gallagher was a
tbs iete s~lectioh chosen District Attorney o
Trinity county, residence Weaver, and thai
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THB od school physicisus, The Botanic. the Homo
Il pafhic, The Hydropsthie and he Eciectic D~TactitioH-
eus aud all others o. the h-sling art, IN 80 mi IS o.
Memphis. are respectfully requested 20 assemble In the
Exchang= buudi7g o. Mem his. a. one general broth p
hood. on THURsDAT, Al 10 o'ciork. A n, 29th init,
Tor the plrpose o. t-kiaE iuo serious con ideratoa tbe
e~eltrir e. n cts and B. fumes @ remedial AGENTS and
mctiaue in ths preventing o. disease - vel a. The ca e
q disra-e New principles a-d Influences have ben
discover d az Ehlca time and STAGE Prot Ho6ehee I'll
adre-s The brothf rh0od rrstiFe 10 The shove, ald cal
for othfrE % O. Che same.---
c1cuiais fi MS usntio 70 last two or
more days ocH2I daEiW.
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Iowa Election.

D~UBUeUE, Oct. lin twenty-one counties
heard from, Samuels, Democrat, has gained
$500 on FremOnt's majority. In the seventy
counties to hear from there is only a majority
Of 1900 10 overcome. The Democratic candi-
date has gained IN all the counties heard from.
The Legislature is probably Democratic. four
,een members having been gained as far as
heard from
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The THREE MoSoPOLIEs-THE LAST BAR-
sIEE SURNOUNTED.-The practice Of Medicine
has been in the hands Of three sets Of monop-
Olists. First the Pagan Priesthood, second the
Pagan Philosophers, third, the more modern
Christian monopoly known as he Faculty Of
Medicine" THOMAS HOLLOWAY, whose rene
dies have restored suffering millions to health,
broke through the last monopoly, and scattered
lis solemn ~fallscies 10 the winds. lie started
the grand idea that the principle Of disease
existed in the elemental fluids Of the patients
body, aud he prOfsred to the sick two preps-
%rstiots, (the results OF years Of research aud
exPeriment,) designed 70 act specifically upon
this primitive cause Of fever, pain, debility,
and functional arrangement His whole ma
isriG Hs.dioa vas eomprissi in a Pill and an
Ointment. HIS simple plan OF treatment was
to attack inward disease through the internal
s~eeretive orgsts and the circulation, and the
external disorders through the pores Of the
skin.
The remedies proved to be remedies indeed.
They performed their allotted work. The
people Of England adopted hem as If BY CON
mon consent. They were introduced under
government patIonsge into most Of the natious
Of Europe. Soon they pervaded British India.
Even exclusive China admitted them. In this
country, such a vast demand for them sprung
up, that Professor Holloway vas constrained
to visit the Uuited States, and establish a
central mshHfactory ard depot in New York
FOR the supply Of the Western world. They
are now 10 be found throughout Spanish Amer
ica, the West Indies, the Cauadas, and in fact
II every region where the white nan exercises
dominion or influence. Even The last OF the
medical monopOlies, the "Facuity" itself, no
longer disputes the value Of these inestimable
euratyes-L0aiOB MoTHiag ChroHice.
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We have always CONSIDERS ne real Parma Coogne Wa-
t- . TIE most mo iest snd proper fuxuv ff on toilet
tahic, but the oh-r dsy ss we're smptei y . sirag bot
ue Of BUREErrs ~KALLTsTON, prepared y Msssrs.
JoSEFH RURSETr 4 Co fremont street, We yea
Il the palm; ibs ~ e. Is ssiutay and The perfume g.
exquisite sitter the sgplieltion. We FEEL A. bland anf
ba'ny a. a Nay nomlnS We bee 70 susgest to ne pro-
pdeiors 70 make a les Irresistible n thsy sr2ea % sup-
py The aemtni -Bo f0n Gsssffs.
Prepared y Joseph eurnstt = Co. Boston. For suis
by s MAEsFIELD A Co. And al dsahu, A. 1c and
~ pr hctus oct27-dstViW
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Snffial AoIirrs


bowel Complaints deprsss the ystem. rhen comes the
physician win drastic Pdrzasives, and completes ths %
tlsni's prostrzii5n- Beware Of such treatment, Il Jou
are wise, and resort to these pilis, Which Uphold The ply
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-23

Bandsi BandsI Bands!
VIZ keep constantly on hand a fun sssortnent o. TON
MachIns-strstohed Leather and Gun-Eiastie
GIN AND MILL BANDS,
q an sizes, from tso to SIXTEEN inches in width. aud a.
We are the Agsnis o. the asnui.cturers, can srI them
a. ,cw a. they can Be- found tn hemsrfet, and guarantee
mem 70 be Of th,best qushiy rsds-
EDxoNDsON s. A~RNSTRONG,
No 2fT Main STREET.
srs1otv sign Of The Goidsn stirrup.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 17.-Returns from all the
ecu ties are in, and each party claims 400 ma
jority for its candidate. The Official returns
only will decide the matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-23

DlHh3 OF ItHUte1to UUt oI3ptuItIl
WILL seIi for 81 rrunesses Money not susDencsd o.
4 broke. three sell ttmberrd fos 81 the head u vano.
street, ioEer than a1y property 10 o. nssr Memphis
Apply 70 B. STABEE,
oo12-iu' No. % Front RoE, ~ stairs.
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PricIs to Suit the Times.
LINES / STREET. { CO.

HAVE On ard alarEe stock cf and SEAPL
III DRY GOODS. rich Snks, Dress goods { avery de-
scripucn. Chfh and Velvet Cloaks and Nantes. ShsWls
sc1rfs, r.; Emoroitsriess Lass BonDs,s, sc, which
will De- sold af reduced p1ices. Also. q larEe Eock q
P~luutzti1n Coos. a. very Tow piss such - Blar-
kets, Eersegs, Lnseys, leans, Osulhurgs Negro Shoes
Negro Rats. Nero Ciethiag- sc Gentemsn's Que
Ciothing and Furnishing GOods. tcxsthsr with q fun
stock Of Boys Clothing. Call and examine.
JAMES A. SIREETT q CO..
octts 10. 1l9 Main street.
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Edmondson & Armstrone

EQmonQSOn q Armstrong,
Wholesale and Retain Deslers n
HIDES OIL md LEATHE r
NO 2T MAIN sTREET,
Opposite Court SquaTe-Sign Of the
O. a . N S65rruD u.
KEEP constantly on hand a fun sssortment Of articles II
their line, consisting IN part or French and American
Cali skins Hzmlook and O1k-ranned Sole Leather,
s~kirungs, Harness. Bride, wax and KIP Upper LEATHER
EasneIed and Paint Leather Of ~ kinds; Ped. hos,
ChamOls, Deer, Lining and Topping skins Also. a fan
assortment Of s~addleu', shoemakers' and Tanners
fools, &c. sa1tle1y Hardware sad Harness Hoununss
Of every varisfy-to which We respectfully invite
ne attention Of persons buying in our line.
auC2e-iy
saddles. Harness, Brides, sc.
WE are nov inst rsosivms . fresh and vel selected
stock Of goods in this line, such ss
SADDLES BRIDES,
HARNESS, COLLARS,
WAGON HARNESS,
BRIDLB FILINGS, HORSE Covers,
SADDLE BAGS. RTC., BIO, ETc.,
OF EVERE vABrErN.
An o. Fhlch We win sen at tho very lowest market rates
BDMONDsOE a ARMSTRONG,
No. 2G7 Main street.
sugSpiy Sign Of The Goitsn sfnrup-
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For Rent.
ATTENTION.

A LARGE Brick Dwelling House and FumI- -
n ture. on shelby street beioN Llsd-u, con "s
yeni1nt % Business III
FJr terms sc apply TO -
oc2l-2W GATES WOOD 4 MeENIGaT-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-23

THx FIRST SBIsPLAsTEE.-n New York
was the last to suspend, il is the fret to iss1s
those swindling scraps Of paper called ahin-
p~lasters- The FIRST, the Nssss Of that city
says, was issued On Wednesday BY ore Bah
five cents, for vslus received A pises Of
coin to The value Of 4 fppennybit will soonbe
. curiosity in New York, the banks Of which
only four days ego bosstsd that they would
never suspend
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A New PIeasure.

sid at the msnuiseorh No. 50 Walden Lane, New
Tork, and By all druggists, st1se, Sc, and q Der box
or pot. ccZldstwiw
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TUsTr ec1IFcl anl TOT slIs IoF y the fTadel by
y ~Set2l-d2v J SHARPE 8 co.
AttentiOn--Relief Fire company No. z
YOU I'll NEE Al ynr ball - the III
Il Beai street Bastist Cnurrh tn ZN
FkiDAY NIGHT, fr The purpose q
transaeting business % general inter- -
est 70 Q e Company.
octfi 81 X B. MULLER, Pres't.
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NaeeinatJOR.
Proc RarE NROnpV

+ HAT 500 aersso % hns land ia seversi tracts, with.
Il In IS mlie- o. Memphis. ca aui mar the Nsmphis snr
Ohio Railroad. whIch ! viii sell t0r The notes OF he Pre-,
Benks o. ren1essee 40 assessment valuation. Apply ID
J.. " Shaw % OF TO ne near Hickory Wythe. Fsyeti.
county, Tenn. r. B {. WILLIAMS.
--Hnm ~
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SWAMP AND OvERFLowEp LANDS n MIS-
sIssIPPI.-On the 4th instant there was trans-
mitted from the Department Of the Interior to
the Governor of Mississippi a certified tram
script Of approved list, No. ,, Of swamp and
oveThowed lands in the Washington district
inuring to said State under the act OF the 2sth
I September, 1850, containing I29,6s4 acres.
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NtsNucst NtBEutbt NesrOeBt
TUSr rrcsired % A No ! OY8 and GIRLS. aged
% from 7 to23 For safe e. prsEts sale a. ny mar,
south side C0urt square. A Wallace. n
&c &E-diW Au-tloneer and heEr1 Bnkgr.
E.gls sni Enanlrer eour ne rerF
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DR.. C-AVANAUGH'S
PILE Il.

OR PILES;
whether Of long stasdinz or recent origin; internal or
Extsnaii whittier att'nssa win Proispsus, Hemsr-
rhsge, or obstruotioni and al hy
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
Nc internal sdiuvsnts bang required 10 aEy case. only 10
regulate The Bowels, # C0asdhated, or In Disrrbaa ana
Dy5entsry.
Alarge number q gsnlemcn through0Ht The country,
Of high character ans inausnos, have voluntary aitested
70 IL e1eaeE in their own cases no. e hesrssy. and
whose certificates may be seen ~ reference to the pro
puetors' publications to Be had o. their agents, throash-
out the Uaited Stats.
Price, 81 per Box. retail.
ne PILE sALvE is put ~ In glass Jars, ipclossi In
a paper box, properly Labelled. and win keep any lensh
81 tiu8e.
y FT sale in this eHy ~
JoHNsoS = LeSG,
WARD & JONES,
HAEsFIELD j. Co.
~. II.
II. 3. HuGHEs.
". n. SHELTOE.
- J M-sLEDGE s. CO..
HENRY TEST, and
= 5 LANPHIER.
7. Il. CAVANAUGH 4 CO,
OetS-dsviy PODrtetors, st. Louis, No.
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Hon. S. A. DOUsLAs-We are assured That
It is not true that Judge Douglas has sustained
heavy lessee BY the depreciation OF Western
lands and stocks. We have, on the contrary,
the best authority for saying that he and the
Hon. Mr.. Rice intend to continue the hand
some Improvements they are making 10 this
city, BY the erection OF other bindings next
spring-WashiEgt0a States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-23

WISH Q hire for the remau-er o. 1887. ard darInE
i te enguIng yfar, from forty % CITY No. I DINING
ROOM for the Gsyoso H0lsl Thoae hag-
Ing serE .nts 70 lEe VII DO We 10 call on ne soon. a. !
shall b compiled, In case Ne above humber Of onIored
serglnts are not eugag-e by the ist December, 70 fnpl0y
Whse ones Wagss payabie monlhiy
D. COCKaELL.
ncfEI ~ A. Er---a-ar.n 49,
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Al Cure Tor ranker.

THOsE q our fssdsss ia sursr from thls d~isssrsss-
be sampisint. VII b. glad 10 know TIA BUREErrs
~ORIESrAL TOOTH Wash. prepared ~ asssu- 10
srPH BURzETT a Co fremont street, Boston. is
Eo.t easstive snd sErseabis nmeiy. ft aio auests De-
cay q tn teeth aud renters M ssml hard and hra ny
Rgr sal. By s MANsPlELD \ co. and dealers gene
rally. Fros soc. DeT botti'. Ocf2ldiWaNiW
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Negroeal NerrnesI Nerrn.

Two f1efy goans EEGHO BOYS, szsd twenty and
i tssHfJ-three years. for al or 10 swap Tor two ns.
uo gds- Apply a. The cnoe q Dr. " p Harrison
Post once Bi0ck. sam n COWARD.
nc..L-l
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tecretafy o. The Interior,
CHAELEs E. blk, Esq, Aet'g. Con'r. Of In
dian Affairs. . rFr.

UxrTED STATES LAEDs SoLB.-rhs ohciAl
report for the month ending September 80,
1857, signed By John Wilson, land commits
sionsr, shows an aggregate Of 3l,555,o9 acres
sold, at S445 $50 only $50 acres being interest
lands. Aggregate Of last monthly report, 22o,-
62e acres, sold at S3.674s49o.
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VOTE FOR

House Of RspressniGtiUss-On motion OF
Mr.. Wilson, the morning business was post
poued ard the House took a recess, to meet
the Sehs te 70 fnish counting the vote for Gov
sruor. The official return from the county of
JsfersoIi having been received, upon a cum
parison Of the whole vote, it appeared that
lshsm G. Harris received Ills votes, and
Robert Hatton 59,SO7. Mr.. Harris was there
fore declared Governor for the term of two
years, ind until his successor is elected and
nualifet. vi
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keTeI, salmon, Candles,
DENFIsTRY

DEES0Ss waning smg op~rstsus psr- -
III frusd On The TEErH, hal letter cal
o. Or &c COLI, on Main street Be ~oHlYrNA
hH1fous over y. WMla4 dy gods -"
10 e
A NV style Or ARTIFICIAL WORK, Invented ~
Dr }. C. Loomis, Of Phfaceipnia- This Hryie o. Eort
hfaSlpeTior afssntaEes over anyihinE Fet int oduoe1 10
ne professtql. iu that 3 H. dear, no chance fgr The
SECRETION o. Eod, more beautiful and caeaper than ,he
od styiei and equally 80 stroud. a. net stronrsr. Al
rpfraftous warranted 4 have the euIusigs riEht for
scdy o. A-nBaia ard STATE q Tennessee sud Lou
lslAaa oc1 IN
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WASHiNcTON'S HOME.
The following genusmsn Wers appointed a Finance
oomlitts, It a meeting Of The Mechanics aud Others Of
theeity OF Memphis. b receive and collect contributions
in aid Of tes0UTHEES LADIES MOUNT vERsOS As
s~OcIAIIoS, for the purchase OF the houe OF the Father
Of our Comfy W earnestly sole & from the patriotic
~eitzrns o. MemphisEnd adjoining country, tooontribute
their mite towards tbs most lauiable object. We Aeed
not cal on tbs "a lies, for this object Is especially theirs,
and We know they yin g hssrt and soul IN raising funds
to purchase and preserve ssorsd TIE hallowed grounds
wherein les tbs tmmlrta, WAsHrseTOE:
J. s. Erwin, FOR the FIRST ward
s. 7. MORGAN For the seosnd Ward.
HsNKLE fer the Third Ward.
VS.. FULTOS. for the Fourth ward.
DIN MARTIN, Tor the Sixth ward.
CHARLEs RICHMOND. President.
GTLBERT MCLEAN. Treasurer.
". s. FULTON. Secrrtary. co.'s
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THE untsrHued hsvs as~socissed themselves . 40
Il TART's PuBLIC q; No . Sank Avenue Al 5usL
n-ss entrusted 10 them al Be promptly and lraHv exc
cutea HUME p HILL.
OcfA A W1OnWaPn
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DWeIlinQ HOuSe Wanfed
Blnks of Teanessee moi SuSDeaded

SHALL COTfAbE n four Or Ave roma. -
a eluveuleut % the Pub.ie 81 are kupiy 10 -
THOS. J. HAERrs. tuI
ocll-fU III Main a -|.L
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Mathematical & ClasslcIl High School,
JOHN p. HARLON, PrincinaL

THIS Institution vii hersafJF embrace al he depart-
msntso Of in. trugttoa reossshy 10 qualiy studsnts for
Commercial, Scientific or Prcfssiorsl pursuits.
The Classical Department wi be rnder the immediate
supervision Of Pot. :. H. snNsON, A. n, graduate
Of Princeton, and IN sxpeusroed teacher.
Prof. NATHAN TALE fn preside 10 tie Aaths
mA,irai and Scientific Depstments
No labor or expsnsa EWb spared 10 make this Insti-
tuiiou worthy Of pub ie patronage. octi3-im
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~. RNARE q COS. PIANOS.
Raven, Bacon & Co.'S Pianos.

NV FeT aurCr or Pa o fortes. inst 20
II uc-iFsd irOu The factory % Messr- -
Wm. Klabe& c. Of Baitim lrs, % which n II
ue lnTits The spectal attention % pur- = :
chase-s. Prices very rsassnaole- AGO.
n-f1T
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[ NINE more o. those uuuvaiied Pianos -
I ~ received last seek, which for sweet -
ues and Durability % tone they have 20
superior. For sale AZ the usually Low
I pncesby MCKINNEY h O
oc-gI
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At about eleven o'clock on TUESDAY night,
he lsroe building OH Lombard street, eornsrlof
Front. occuuisd BY tie Gernaa Society Of
Turner's and knosn as the former rssiisncs
Of the late Charles Carroll Of CaTroiicon, wss
attacked BE- a mob. The doors were broken
In and the widows destroyed How much
damage wss done wi corle not learn.
The rests uranf o. Jacob Ohm, at the cornsr
Of Foot avenue and Johnson street was at
tackled about ons oeloekca HsdnsscaS nom
Ing. bv a lsrss erossd Of dssperadoss. They
cor, ietsly dsnollsbad everything on he hHsr
hoor, ard tier vsnt up stairs 70 conplets the
destruction. DIR. o. begged tbsn to desist,
When one Of he patty fired a pistol charged
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-10-23

Mr.. Williams, a resolution expressing dis
satisfaction with the suspension Of the Bank Of
Tennessee aud other banks. and recommending
the EInding Up Of such banks as have suspen-
ded. A motion TO suspend the .ule was lost
By a vote Of "a to %. "
Mir. Newman, a resolution directing the
Con ptrOller to report eertsin- fnfofmalion con-
cernEug the Free Banks.
Mr.. Harvey, director 10 the committee on in.
ternal improvements.
Also a resolution providing for the election
Of a United States SENATOR on Monday the 26th
inst A motion to succeed the rule on the last,
was lost.
Mr.. White Of Knox, a resolution allowing
i've copies on the legislative Union for each
member Of the House. q
Mr. BultocE, directory to the committee on
i~nterna! improvements. M ri p
BILLS iN~raoDUCFD. -
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The bill granting further time to perfeetl land
titles held under tins STATE, was put on its third
reading. Me.-Raulsten offered ar amend
ment Re s~srictiug the opsratiOn Of the bills to
lands lying north Of the Congressional Reser-
vstioH line. AmsndUeHt lostand the bill passed
third and last reading.t ~
Adjourned tin 9 o'clock to-norrOw morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

PROJECT or DICTATORSHIP IN MExrCO.-In
The news from Mexico, which we publish In an-
other column, il an article translated nom the
Trait d Union, advocating the establishment of a
dictatorship by the democratic party in Mexico
AZ being the only sure means Of countcractng the
reactioDary tendencies of the clergy aud of the
few hundred wealthy families that form the oil
garcby of that republic. We know that such
design is entertained by some OF the Mexican de-
mocrats, and we are not at all surprised to see IT,
The Legislators Of that country have recently
adopted o very French republican constitution,
and now they seek the natural French remedy
or lis numerous evils Some such result il the
inevitable consequence Of the new Mexican con-
stitution, as we clearly pointed out in our com
ments upon that instrument many weeks since.
The syst, m Of one legislative chamber, which is
to remain in constant session. and of which the
President is but the powerless instrument, is an
impracticable system of government when society
is in W normal condition; much more Is Il 20
when both the political and social organizations
of the county are shaken 10 their very centres
The new constitution of Mexico contains no con-
servative element whatever In its provisions and
for this very reason is utterly unadapled 10 The
end il proposes TO attain, which Is the restoration
Of political and social order TO the country and
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The Public Works Of Prnn,rlvnnI..

FHLADEirHiA, June ., 1851
In the Supreme Court this morning Judge Lewis rave
decision In the injunction relative tho aale OF ue
main line Of public works The decision declares the
State had right 10 order the sale aud thai Pennsyi
vania Railroad Company any other body has ghi ~
purchaser but tho Legislature md ght exempt tbs
purchasers from tonnage tax This decision viii probably
prevent the sale
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