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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17

Ha1gnt, Sears & beckett,
Lssth or ajax 5gHrerrs AMI whole sale Dealers 10
Leather efatl sinds Saddles, satdl-ry Hard
ware, Coach trimmings, Shoe Find.
4ngs, htAes, le., &c.
M rs hass now en hand oue OF the largest nd bert
w selected aseorteebbs Of
Leather and sau,itery Hard ware
ever offered in lAs w.si Comprising IN rsn
sole and harnrs. heathtr
both Oak E4t HemaUS,
ceiiGI Leather,
Efsauh. American Patent Calf skins,
Hips sad Upper Leather
OF every variety.
Liniuys Ro.ns, Morocco, Binding Patent and
Paia sAirling, DASH and knsneiet Leather, Lasts,
Findings, &c.
saadEery Hardware, JHpsnnsd, Brass andASiIgeI
PLACED, from the best manufacturers. sclf-adJuss-
IN Gig ana Pad Roller, Horse Shce and Spring
TossueA Baekies, and every srlicie the ha sss N a.
keI or sadaler can wish.
Carriage aad Grooers Bows, Tep Props, stump
Joints, Coach Laees, Bands, Euauelltd Cloths, Wag
On aab-, ssokas, Bent Fellows, .arrslage snaits ,
Carriage Bots, Wagon Springs, A&els, Horse Col
lars, Horse Blankets, Fly Sets, &e Belt Leaf her
Machine Stretched sad Raooer Beiltas, Belt ktsets
Se.. 5r.
Cash Paid for Hicss.
" invite the attention ofpureh4sers, feeling SAT-
saed pleas. ell in regard TO qIaiii, sad price
HAIGHT, SEARS S BECKETT,
ID Street, 81 door above Perry,
aug &5dsf davenport, love.
STORE AND LEASE FOR SALE,
nS second street, between Breiy aud Perry. a
" frame building stories, s9xs3 iset, shelving
and counters eoEplsle, An exceile at stand for any
business, Being located In of the most adyauta-
aeoas points 10 Davenport. Price low and terms
feys4du HAlGHT, SEARS 4 BECKETT,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17


HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
Z AEkEs!f
Hardware! Hardware!
Curtis n lyswdsctcE,
Brady q. East sias, ora door above Frsnt.
C0ANIssIoN AEROKAMTs, lHPORTxRs.
aud Deslorsin
American, Knglish and German Hardware, Cat.
lsry, Guns, Rifos, Pistols, Gun material, q /
8pOI tag Apparatus, Metals, Paints, Oils, |
aud alass,
70 now opening, and oerfer sale The iargcsl and
"A best stock cfshelf and Heavy Hardware, 10 DO |
We shall be constantly supplied wsiLs fai' assort-
meDt of eyeiy article IN our line, for which there il
Asr demand, and which No shall sell nj
LOsCer Figures,
than any ether Heasaia Tho Woa. hasins bIsineas
connections III New York aud other Eastern markets
and having been ongaged tnthe
Wholesale Hardware Trade
In New York City, AMI having our
DOMESTIC GOODS,
direct ifom Tho manufacturers for raah and Import
ing our
70 IL Il & N q 90 DIS,
direct are enabled TO offer coods At such prices
CONSUMEKs r. DEALERS,
- cannot fail 10 iAdaeo VII 70 whom
FAIR DUAIsINa,
and the
VERY Low EST FIG u RES,
are any tsct, to hyor u With their patronage. We
Invite the attention. OF
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
to our Stock and pnces u We are Determined Y DO
undsrsoid by NO Housed In tho WssT CHICAGO "
ST. LOUIS not excepted. We shall ona unusual
| Inducements 10 CASH, and prompt short time buy
ers. Orders by mail win DO executed with the
ndeity and dispatch, although the parties ordering
were present. Oct 10 d&wu
Chicago LssMsLer!
| yI>HE sabscriber u his Steam Planins Mill in
1 i Moline, Ills, has just purchased large guam
| uty of Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
ments 10 supply the demand, which hs viii sell n
Wholesale or retail At prices hat cannot fail 70 give
i satisfaction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will be sold cheaper than the same can be
| purchased elsewhere. Ills SIDING will be Of the
very beat quality, aud his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed, all dressed and ready for Immediate
JOB planning AND SAVING
Doae on short notice, TO your satis.action. Don'i
tnii TO give him call. Remember the place, head OF
Main and Wells streets, Moline, Ills.
/ LEVI lIuNGEkPoRU.
| NaIina In ma 9oth INA W.T.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17


Were not uMmers DlsEliation Lak
liquid pftrer-r peat IN wells ct -Ia-s,
bea ary eGrat srith teanty }zrstt
Nor H. sr41sa,l.eEs..u. Whist 4 '.4s,
Bot 3s~sus distilled taoLsL thsy stE ~EisT n5ssE,
Lsse bztta saCs, HhisstAcs stili
Orer Gfty ire.rt Ga.lionahs eztsoss ~ ~ etS pxr
bo.tis saIlle b1.slss 9sa foE i4,e izs,eetaor sn5
u. All nsy r. b-ias tbey jsss AI-s KAAcy
SOAPS RAL& OF a THeUsASD FLOW Eh.s II ak
OILs, PoMAEEF, slc-, etc., st JJ3lsS,
oCtZs bEs1J - ; :. stu ALL StA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
GOV. GEARY ON KANSAS.
ST.. LOUIS, Tuesday, n

o. LOUIS, TUESDAY, 2srco IL, 1871.
The Democrat publi,hes statement relative to the
ehsus Of Ksrsss, given by Gov. Geary. From It, 1t
appetrs tha the cause Of Gov. Gearys reeignaton
was tie failure Of Pfesidert Pierce to fulfill the pledges
made at toe time Of biz (Gearys) appointment These
! plecees were TO supper. him with al army OF mfus
at the expense Of the Public Treasury, il necessary
but bttesd Of receiving this aid be has pad $l2,V"
ont Of bis own po1ket-tbe Administration having
rel, sed mtary support under the most urgent circutn
s..ncs.' While be was thwared by the JUDICIARY Oh
the Tern DRY in every possible manner. Inc uoVein"
state, that fifty under OATH from the oay ne
entered the country ii be left It TO assas'nate n'
,,ovded hi, Official conduct die not meet tneu appfooa
tim. He regrets the step be has been oohged 70
take hut feels confident that had the promised ASSIST
..,ce beep rendered be could have administered the
affairs oftbe Territory in msnner acceptable to hon.
oar settlers of both sides 10 relation to the ourages
committed By the Pro-Slavery men, he says one-haf
bas not yet been tod. He prouounces the murder of
Bufum by Hays the most eDd- olooded and strociOus
affair ever witnessed. His ver,ion Of the Sherrsrd
affair il similar 10 thoCe already reported He says,
bowtver, that the account published in The RepubI-
can over the signature Of Jones, is tfiue Of fsse-
bood. The Governor complains bitterly of the
obstruction ard muatiop Of correspondence. He says
the msi'bsgs constsnty opened and all objection
able matter to or from him extracted. The Governor
thinks the establishment Of Slavery Constitution
inevitable.
Gov Gtarys farewell address to the people OF
Kabssa lie also published 1t is sketch Of the Gov
enor's administration setting forth the previous aud
pretn, condition Of the Territory and recountng the
dlculi,s g., emnarrassmeuts that have been throsn
in bis wsy HI says the great body of the people are
conservative and awabdug people, aod that they are
Wiling to make sacrifices for peace. The troubles in
tie Territory, be continues have been occasoned by
ambitious sch.mers with no special interest in the
Teritorys welfare who never desired peace and who
" II not allow il TO continue If they prevent IT,
Gov Geary left for the East this mornng. Secretary
Woodson il actin as Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
MIR. yARNUMs MARRIAGE BILL.

ALBANY, Tue day March Il, 1851.
With regard to the III ;rfis@e bill ct Mr. Nsrnnm,
which IL suG1 shat commented upon In the New YORK
pauerr il ia proper - remark that Mr. Nanu.n him
solf at the re ssion Of 1851 male the attempt to pass
bill qaulpg previous license ana was unable to OBJ
tain n,y considerable support lie has therefore,
prepar, ii the bill nov before the House, which l, the
next best thing. 1t provide1 rst tor making the e1'
listing lrUVi.o.s OF the Revised Statutes compulsory
where hey are now optional with the parties second,
gives those performing the ceremony power TO ad-
minis "a osths tkird requires a record, and fourth,
qualifications. Ii also mISes 1t the duty of the Town
Cierk City Inspector to prosecute wheneSer intor-
nation CT q violation of the law Is brought 70 toeir
notice I'D gives them the authority 10 inspect tue
record of the clergy or ina,ist ste. Clergy
men who perform the ceremony are required
10 have attached to their return certificate
of t,ue magistrate OF commissioner that they are
clergyufD, somewhat In the same form nov required
OF a Coumisslouer OF Deeds ID taking a'kao~ledg-
mems If tbs bill resched, II Is proposed to insert
the csuse originally reported by the revsors providing
for toe continuance OF toe common isw rule - 10 eyl
deuce OF marriage from coha Citation and acAuowedg-
meDt II is naGal hist clergy mrn should prefer 10
throw tie responsibility of ascert snlng the facts upon
ZONE ubic officer but ON the other hsnd 1t Ia srsueA
that rgy generally are paid much better tor such
eery - tnsn any public officer would be, aud It see
no moro just thai they should take some respons
bity ~ toe matter. -. -,
pars 80 sgn their naInej in the oergymsns register
ard iu'hlsh the Information required bg0.s the mar
riage place Great objection ex'Is in the minas
OF hrN members against the requirement That pastieJ
Should 10 TO pub ~ officer oeoreh snd In tue nrst
place d" there is msuy shp 'tsnt the cup ana the
Up" sno young couples % not like anything ike
proclamation beforehand In tue next place, the peo
pie have 81 long been accustomed to DOING these things
in tasy way, by calling ia the minister " In haste
that ta'y do not relish license reltnction, even al
fhOu.h present practice results 10 repentance at
lei u,
Mr. Everetts Grafton here - night wss atsnded by
averN iaige audience Toe procseds derived from II
ave 'bienoed 10 60 to"aid the purchase OF Mount
Vernon
Tie weather is very Mid and the steamer Isisc
Newton vii probably leave for New-York to-morrok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE AND PIE
QUARANTINE QUESTION.

TRENTON, Tuesday, March II, 1857.
A bill hes hem passed by the Senate OF NeF'Jerey
directing the Shers of NiddessI and Monmouth Couu'
tics 10 remove oil vessels With Infections diseases Oh
board that may at any time be lying within the jurls-
6jcton Of the State II also decsred that the moonng
of sses within the Of the State for hospital
popes if public LuisaIce, aid shall be panisbaos by
fine and imprisonment. The Quarantine question va,
taken up n the House this morning, aoo laid on the
table 10 swai, the ARRIVAL of two members. Mr.. Mo
turn sId other NewYork shipping merchants are here
oppoeng the Sandy Hook project The matter will
orobsbly come up az ain in the afternoon
The r. eoIuon offered 10 the House on Friday lut
By Mr. Blske, to appoint Joint Committee to confer
with the Newly rk Commissioners fer the rectovai OF
the Ous,-ptine and to report whether similar CON-
mi son shoud be appointed the part OF New Jersey
vas tab en- up. On NO ion of Mr. Clifford, the reso'u-
tion WIS amended % - Instruct she ComIlties 10
sscert ain The objects cOntenplse by the New DIX
Commissioners Aer debate the resolution ss' LOST
by Yess .2-Nays3l. Subsequently, a resolution w%
adopted by - to % 10 ALLOW the Newly OH Conms
eiorers 10 ne heard before the House.
~, 30 -re one of the Nex-fork COMMISSIONERS
e6cressd tie House this afernoon for halt an hour
showing the deep interest Ne~-Jersey as well a. New"
YoIk has IN the question 0tquarantiDe.
The Uuited Sta ca Cont Was 10 Session today, anc
four Of the crew Of The ship New York we're placed on
trial for the assaut the captain ct that ia alter
the week, wi b intent to mutny. Counsel for me
ursonets moved - qnash the indictments Out the mo
uon was overrueo, aud tie trial goes on to-inonow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

AnrRlCAs THFATER.-Tne managers Of this estab-
listmen are doirg their best to keep neck and resk
with the other thesters in the sweepstake race for
public favor. To this end, among other novelties,
they produced on Monday night drama by Thsddeus
M.ighan ,sq entitled 81 Modem Insanity" which i,
,ot nded upon the recent developments Of the Hunting
ton case Although we cannot congratulate the dra-
uatst upon any excellence OF his play, its compare
tive non success detracts nothing from the crodi!
due the managers and the company, who gave
The piece all the advantages Of an excellent cast
The Div is trash-more senseless trash, If posi-
bic, than the story, which itself is founded upon
the newspaper evidence given in the great forgery
case. TO say that it is utterly devoid Of
an the prophecies of drama that it teaches nothing
and that upon rests the browning curse Of being dull
and uninteres.ng, is to speak mildly and rnerc'nly.
The people in the cast among whom are included Mr..
+. L. Davenport, Mr.. II. Watkins, Mrs. Amy Frost,
Mrs Marcus Elmore and Miss Fanny Denhan, do
their beet to make the play go off with some degree Of
spirit and life ard successful 30 far 90 the power OF
the actor may be efficient 10 yivify and ndlylduahze
the lsInentab shortcomings of the author.
The American Thester is striving hard 10 win place
aud name among the permanent amusements OF New
York and ia pleasing TO regard such result 90 by no
mems remote. number Of other novelties are IN
preparation and will be speedily produced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
MARINE AFFAIRS

me BARK ADRIATIc SEIZED By THE FRENCH
The bark Adriatc, which came into collision with
the stt amsbp L oOoss causing her TO sink has been
seized by the French authorities. BY the collision the
Adtec had her boss stove in, and the Captain being
very apprehensive Of fire from the lime with which she
laden and supposir his vessel to be most ured,
thought quite hard that the stea did not lie by
Tim. lie kept bis vessel aaoat, however, and put
INTO the nearest por, for repairs; alter which, be
clear, again for Savannah and there loaded with
Gotten fer La Ciolat, French pert. BY the last
steamer We learn that the vessel has been seized by
the French authorities and the Captain arrested, aud
that be had thrown himself upon the protection of the
Unlt.d States Consul at Msrst lies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
ASSEMBLY,


The Arnusl Report OF tue Institution for the Deaf
and D4mb was presented The receipts during the
year W e $54, 99l, and disbursements S1o,S1'. Ihe
amount cue The Treasurer is 81 800. Tue number OF
pupils tie Institution during tue ycsr @efe 3D. being
the laI ges number O deaf uteS ever assenOisd al
one scho not excepting tue Lonoon Asyan, hitherto
the lsg 81 in The worc. The gfea eoeut OF the year
has bt GA he REMOVAL 10 tue new buildings OF tne Id
sutuiiu which are described ali that cAn be wished
for.
BILLS PASSED.
To make an spp.o Iiaton for the care o, Insane
Convnie
Eor t.... Recovery Of the Wages Of Domestics.
To pi.yiue for toe EnlJTg tinont "a the Seneca
Canal
To .a,horize the establishment of ferry from Crane
Neck IL new York.
To un, 10 the chsIter OF Brooklyn.
Relative to the drnS 6fla &c at tlatlanGs, &c.
EVENING SESSION.
mr. MUIIIGAN Introduced n Joint re-Oution N
favor ut re D lopuon Of d decimal currency IN oil
conn ,ru,a transac, ions.
BILLS PASSED.
To su horze the City If Uu5l to convey to ne 81 ale
a lot ,,r ihe erection of u regiment armory.
To provide payment 10 Melsrs MoSpedon ~ BAKER
for srtIc.eA furcisbeO Ibe u OF Nes.lok.
To auend the act for the Incorporation o the Benevo-
lent Scientific Association.
Al.o "A Dumqer OF private bills.
The House then CONSIDER ed the special order, II beng
the b 10 appropriate money to the Rochester and 81.
Lawrence Universities.
tn, Dd was parsed to q third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
IMPORTANT TO KANSAS EMIGRANTS.

Ticket arrangements are nov generally completed
with the principal Railroad lines between the seaboaFd
snd Kansas Territory, at reduction Of p per cent
from regular fare ss cont. mplsed at the late meotag
Of the National Kansas Committee The price OF the
frt-cla.s ticket from New-York TO Leaverworth Is
$3l %. This includes first class passage WITH me sis
aid berths on the Missouri River and allows tue elni
grsnt to proceed from St. Louis to Jefferson Chy oy
rsihOad, and thence by steamer to hansas Ci'y'
Wy sDdotte, Quin6aro or Leavenworth.
The railroads in connection with the Committee have
taken efficient measures to be protected against im-
portion and tickets wi be sold at the reduction Only
actual emigrants. Persons procuring hcses 10 tan
city will lie required ~ have cefun cste WINCH ia
been prepared for this purpose, sno wing them 70 o.
bons fd. emisrants TO Kansas Territory and upon
pratItson of the certificate the tickets Sll DE- sol
either to private Individuals OF composites IAe o
BE- procured JAMES CCTBELL, ESQ lkihCNL
N.1.Yors Nm II RUSSELL eco No. " Ooster-PAc7' View
hsves CT H. X. w WEIGH. esq hNIiotd Ooap ps
from point. further North wall DE- supp'a Al o'tOu
a. Absnv In ali cas-, the euiss;ne Pty q not per
'orMly snown the Aboyeraned sentrn-'n, u %
should sccoupsurd D. gusrsntse IRON some i'P'H'i'
ouce Of be re,pectsby the applicant ~ t4e
.oo'e directions per.on es2 nav L4y :
from .I to ezb, oay. Tie eugrsnt nas ne c92ce OF "a
ouOwins routss from tsi' city; ~ - y a.
New York and EIe Railroads and thrlr cor eng -
Vi. BUr.o susreuson Brio se Dauks Cleveland sd L,ge
civvrnns theAc-l Toledo and Lies e'efshs DeuO'' ']
eiet should re purb..ed only a. the io9Stns ~ 81
NEW YORK AND ERIE. a. Nos 10 - ~" ~ D''--
Wv Pisser Stsu n foot q D1a1r 80, or
HUDSON RIVER and NEW-fOkA Ci-'IhAA'' a. No. -
CT 10 Broadway. -. r--.L o..
Stage far Ksr.A City Lawrence So Leaven~'rth to
LsrfsEee, s. r-... a.
Arsrs.Deuts MI, probably be made biore The close 81 lne
eau ior s,sanb. conveyance a. poinn OF the hAns''
RIVER. =, -
Psr,ons s-atinr from his STATE ean procure tne nroa
ticket ao At Abby Bqaalo sad OunIrt and [Sey WI De
''suee shortly AZ the principal cncrs % - -. 49,.
Z
method, oi-aehr rom portion Of toe country eaa %
Edward Daniels esq AGENT OF Eui.tA'I % n ~
Hgre ESQ So. xv National Kansas Committee, Chie>so IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

mir. zion, this foreign emoIent may be spilled
PINT he refused the same honor under Gen. Pierce
and car Lardly accept declined dignity now that
il implies st least 8 doubtful compliment. The
copiuncture I'll he fortunate by which that State
and the Union will be as well Represented abroad
az both would be in the person Of Mr.. Aiken.
The rule Of rotation which has so much exercised
the Precedent since last November, and which il
the main idea Of bis Administration, does not CON-
nsnd the favor or respect which cherished pur.
pose in so high q quarter might be expected to
claim. Even bis Cabinet advisers do not concur in
the policy, or hesitate 10 dssvOw its adoption on
their own behalf Five Of them-Gen. Cas-, Mr..
Cobb, Mr.. Floyd, Mr.. Thompson and Dir. Brown
have said much, and said 1t boldly, too, without
fear Of royal dispeasure. Mr.. Toueey thinks 1t
best to say little and Mr.. Black does not care tg
whether they rotate or not. He has two clerks
and messenger and means to stand between them
and the axe, keeping his own head out Of the way
at the same time Rotation is the Presidents rst
tie and be must be allowed TO handle the toy al 1t
becomes annoying. Then, as has just been seen
in the South, il will be put out OF the way for
another occasion
After tupgiDg several hours ndustriously at the
Pennsylvania appointments, the Cabinet gave i up
as bad job, and adjourned to give the President
time for further reflection. Mr. Buchanan, long ago.
pcked at the men for these Offices and the trouble
which most embarasses him now il, that some
Of the fortunate will not pass muster with the pub
lie, and must expect hard time in the Senate.
They are backed up with recommendations, to be
sure, but they are bought at 80 much hundred.
The President has been told by some OF his own
political friends that certain of the intended nom
iuatioIs will not answer and cannot be sustained
morally or otherwise. This of language rather
staggered his Excellescy, and it WAS thought pru-
cent to order consultation tonight, aud invite
Gov. Biqer and others, to reconcile differences.
Mr. Jo.eph Eaker will be the Collector, unless a
sudden change occurs within few hours and Mr.:
Gideon Wescott, Postmaster Collins, Tgernan, aud
host OF others are among the chsuces for the SUI
vey or.hp Naval Office, Marshals, aud the Like.
TIE real contest is Oh Collins, who is strongly sup
ported ard opposed. INDEX
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAf, H.
FROM WASHINGTON.

s,.,i.I D,p.tsb to The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Toesday, March Il, 1857.
The Penny vanis appointments are undecided.
The President and Cabinet cannot come TO the
sticking. point. Applicants are much exercised
about the delay, and the Oets'de pressure is io-
nressed from the hesitation manifested. These and
other symptoms wsrf mt the Impression th.t the
whole course and policy Of the Adminls.ratiOn Is
destined 70 be lame aud lmpotent.
Mr. Buchanan has improved in the CONDITION
OF bis health, and appears brighter, but IS NOS ye'
free from danger.
Secretary Brown bas taken Mr. Fish's residence.
Lord Napier has lo:ate1 between "sshog'on ~
CeOrletO~n.
The dispatch received from Gov. Ge1rj expresses
di.,s, .sction With the stats Of things N Kansas
but Tie President does Mt CONSIDER II suihcieh1 "
JUSTLY action.
Tn. Intelligence from Mr. Morse at BogOta does
not warrant the belief that the Panama difficuiJ
can be sdius ed, and 1t - probable that tbs qrei-
ti,sa VIII preSen; the frsG seiou' issue - 60
consAOSred IN our fyfeiga relations. The ms. lc-
fioDs Iesye 10 OIL eIAatye between adjustment and
collision unless " . present. Ad nnstrston resre rs
from the position ishen by tue last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18

ALBasr LAW ScHooL.-The Law School OF the
Urveriy of Albany ha. jost issued ito circular and
Catalogue for the year 1861. Twenty,hree students
graduated at the end Of the term just closed Ninety
three studens were in attendance, from sixteen differ
.rt States and twentysix different Colleges or Tn ver-
sites Reuben II. Walsorth, LII. D., is President
Of the Faculty. OF the Protector, Ira Hams,
IL. D., lectures on Practice PleadlDgs ard Eyi-
dence; Ansss j. Parker, LII D., on Real Estate,
WIS. Criminal Law, Personal Right and Domestic
Relations: Amos Dean IL. d., On Personal Prop
.rty, Contracts and Commercial Law and Amas'
Mccoy, A. NJ, on Rhetoric and OratOry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
EXPECTED STEAMERS FROM EUROPE.
BOsTOE, Tuesday, March II

BOSTON, Tuesday, March II p NJ
The screw steamship Alps with four days later ne~s
from Europe row thirteen days out for this port.
She bag not yet been tignaled.
The steamer Cucassian, with a weeks later utell-
gence lie ten days out for Halifax, but as she was
10 touch at ST. ohns TO land her cargo &c. she is not
looked for at Halifax before Wednesday or Thursday
IOP M.-The steamer Alps was not in sight at the
lower Marine Telegraph station at clock. She will
LOT, therefore, arrive up tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-18
NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE..ALBAsY, March ]

SENATE. =. ALBANY, March IL, 1871.
Mr. SPENCER presented n memorial rom DSPen'
s,ries II, NsS York. In favor OF Sanitary Police.
Tue COMMITTEES reported favoraby On the bills to
rseust. zoe sss of potatoes by weight, aud 10 allow
the u.e OF Patent Masuc Roofing in New York and
Brooklyn -
On urlion of Mr.. BROOKS, a resolution wss adopt
cd se,y forth the seDse OF the SeOsts at the dslin-
euIsb,d cubic services Of the Hon. Edward Everett,
and teicenng him the privileges of the Scaate DUNG
bis vislt to The City of Albany.
EVLNING SESSION.
Tie bill providing Tor tue enlarge nent OF the Cne-
mupg / ks was taken up AID debated.