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Stopfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES

uyHERE mIlalvays be found one s{ t.e besi as
. wv softneHts Of stoves. Tin Plato, Sheet iraa
Wire, Japanned Ware, Tin, sheet lion sgdt;npi
Ware 10 his eity, btnong his assortrdent III
> r q v Es
are the eceisbfstsA China ard Charter 1jAk Coos
Stove E, enain woDi; al a fol- and coJapeie e
sortu o, psrior, box aud Heating Stcvs4, heystet
Oven Stoves, ard many other paststns 800 aamei
sus 10 mention. Our motto ia, Quick saies ata
One dollar save is dollar 60 rned; and by calling
at this stove Store yon win save Ii and get jnsl
good an article ss at any other house.
Particular ate MT on paid TO House Rooang, Spout
ing and Job Work In general out OF good Tin AL
stock, hoping to receive share Of The public pa
ronage BY this motto: "Quick Sales and sr,ah
Proffs - fseps) y. L. HoREE.
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DR.. w ., BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
0EuTTST AND AURISr.

7 a. permanently i1satedin Eosk Island on III nO
street. opposite island Jity Hotel, where he will
D. happy all persons afflicted With diseases Ok The
Eye and kaT. -r .r1- t.=
Having devoted several years TO this special branch
ls profession, that as relieve many who have
gye mp in despair with Amaurosis, the symptoms oi
which aeakess of aight imaginary otJeets noaanS
bef the eye objects appear obscuTed By coad or b.
Ass ss flashes OF lght, enlargement OF the pupil &C.
Cataract iu whiSz the iens turn white and prevent
the RAYS Of light passing through IT, opthslnla tna
iuation Near sight Weakness of vision, Stfahisnus
SIuinting as we'll Deafness iu its various forms.
Uayiug received from Paris the and wonderful
OpthamoscOpe with which ensbled to look Into
tho depths OF the eye and the interior clearly
the outside and thereby ascertain the exact state OF Il
.pe nerve and retua in Anaaros, he lens in lnciP
ant cataract. Also th. Illuminated Specnlam for q
amRing the ear well IS al new medical prop
tups tof curing epeey OF the eornea OF na oys5 q
eve without the use II the knileor caustics.
10 prevent imposition, Dr- b, deems II prudent z
state tlat ha is regular PhysiCisn. Bsing gradns
ofshs University oi Et3oui, also of tho New fork q
tnalmfe Hospital, Haa lis aaGcess ~ peaist is
tr,butabls 60 the perfection 70 which h has brought
use u u,eaeae yapprs the treaiaeat 9i discassa
tine eye.
p. S.-Dr. E. viii yabaP9ftloa Of his time TO
OF chronic Diseases espaciAity OF the thEs
aud Ionx- having cured himself ot Consumption al
large part vi right lung was ioaf hy disease,
a.msuy others Ia slikt condition. ONCE hours h
| nine to ionr. ..Z sEE
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Professional CARDS.
Iao,yers.
: "

l4Wyers.
HowApD D.RLiSaros WV. HrsRY DARLireTos
II. DARLINGTON & CO.,
ATTOES " EYS AT lA w,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Ofcs corner OF Mail and Second strests, oppo-
site LeGaire House
Collections made and proceeds promptly RENTED
10 ell parts of the uniloi states
Eastern Exchange for sale In suus 10 suit applt'
carts:
Money 10 loan on long or short time.
REFERENCES.
r. Gibson, Esa, Casb'r. Bank Of Ba tifnore.
" Townsend, Esa,. Bank of Chester CO.,
West Chester, Pa,
Morris 4 joins. 4 Co, Pbifaleiphia,
Hoopes b. Townsend,
r. Woodward Co, Bankers, Chicago,
Darby 81 Barksdale, /" ST Louis,
DR. s n. Clarke, Sec. America lbs Co. do
X. r. Leeeh & Co, Pttsburgi
Day s. Matlack, Cine4nasu
Mctiregor, Lawes hiakenora, =, Diseap36
Edwin Saith, Esq, 20
Nov ~ So dwo,a
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HENRY w. MORRIS,
.Av1Ot1onO0r
General Agsnt Csnninion 3 Auction Broker,
S~eoud 81. between Perry and kock lslapd sss.,
Oovtnpo1t, 1OSs0s 4s
WILL make advsucvs on all kinds OF MefeL ah +,
w dixe, buy, sell and locate Land Wa rants, ahi
sttsna to ali kinda Of Real Ksate or money trahs
scsions, collecting Book and Note Accounts, ana
sllkinds OF Con ialssioA business. 80
Refers TO ths following psrsOns, by permission;
Rk swim & Co., bankers, Chicago;
Box se, innis i Co., -
Dewitt Murshsil, bank er, Rbiaebees, Y;
PL Csrman d Co., Madison, Wis.,
Stokes BROTHERS, New YoTs City.
John SavSry's Sons, :" y
Loske, keieham Co., :.
Clark Wus0A d Co., s.
smith 4 Ashsldon, Troy, vi
Jamos Wager, EsQ., -
L. Potter & Co.,
John 2. Hull, bank or, Poughksspsis, NY;
Erederick W. Davis, do
Jossph g. Harris. do t'
Hon. Cha rles II. Kuggies, ''
Hop. Morgan Carpenter,
CS... 2. aubSsli, ESQ, Bridgeport, eonH''
Ckxs. fO0tD, banker, -
{. Augustus Morgan. banker, 81. Paul, NJ III
shear, Packard 4 Co.. Albany, y. h;
HENRY w. MoRR!s,
Formerly Of Poushkesp sis, Duchess CO., New ors
Davenport Ocs II 1855 dSu
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n0erOh411t Taller.
LAS onhand new and full assortnent OF Ssancs
IL and English Closhss, Cass1merss and VeSSlnf,
measure on short notice and rsasonabis terms.
READY MADE OIOTHIN(3.
u Al kinds for spring and sunnsr vsss. vkteh
will be sold as cheap ssfhe cheapest.
FURNISHING GOODS
ssodsappiy ofsvsrythny nee ssaary fora sansle :.
llah's wardrobe. spring style 81 6ate.
Caps, Trunkg ValfCss, ne. $50 % -
P.s. Hoalt invite those aboatto puFehAse soods
~ he soosc ifns to give him call before pusckadnR
else ewhe1c. one price only. No Souble = eAovf
goods. Insakfulfor pastfavorsb bopesa cont1nsance
5fthsssme. SAHUkL PIRRV""s
Davenport April Is 1855
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Gtstbino.
New Gsods! New. Gss1s!!
EDW ARD ALDH N.
.NeFelbSsest Tailor,

1D " IA I'D LUZ ~
.NereJbSssst Tailor,
AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
r 9 a d y-M q de Iothing,
Cloths, Cassimsrss, vsstinss. 0eats' ysxnioh.
ing Goods and Tailors Trinuinaa.
AZ Just Ist1tned from The east with ohs u the Isr
- ana M Dsst selected stocks u goods casred
r = ,' market eonsistingi part o. the follow
BROADCLOTHS.
hngish, French, German and American. sf the finest
CASSIMERES.
giish, French and American, or every varse.v =,
'ViEsTrNGs.
White HarseiIiss, Mssafasse, VIII . Londoa Ffs,,
Velvet Fancy six and Linen, iss han T sit c,sa. s,s
diEe, satn- itaiisn 10th, silk RI ush, Asd Fasey
ovERcoATING.
blaes, Blue and Brown EYoadcioth Union. Whitns..
ara rilot eloths Fancy, Hue. Hrowa and Mulberry
astor t:ea YER, eanasia mixed and satsra Of The 4
READY-MADE @
over;Costs, oysr Sacks, surtou:s, Rssass jackets
and ialmas, Frock and Dfe.. Proek Cests AZ ali
Qualities nd styles, SILK, Ysives, Pfash, Cloth,
daase sad 4sa .. .ass .ss .st s.s
DO oesktn Pants; Den'nand GusrBssy Frocks, Wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
hekoty, calico, white plain linen corded aad Pars
5ozotns fancy colorsd Shirts, with con- mon and pol-
wrFsiosnss; string peoney, corded Byro., poi
"a opi.af. Meek Ties, stocks, fancy and snd passn
20 buck, sloths Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Rsslis.
tnton and German and Fur GsaDsists; wool. = neri.
O. q ana eot.or Hoss; white and fancy iasa as1 slk
fandks rebief, embroidered la mus wool, white spd
m!xsd nnerino and silk Wrappers and DsaSSSE
sia vi Pins, Umbrellas, carpet Sacks an sil of1r
tfslcles "a usHy kept by the trade, all of uhieA i
respectfully submitted to the exsminstion Of eus.
;cmers. @ 5s ~ 1E59--I- - Il
anearly call will secure choice SELECTIONS.
= EDWARD ALDEN.
% sond street, opposite LsCiairs Row, Davenport.
Iowa, between Main q Bfady3 sepSd6 2 z
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What Dysrs Healing Embroestion 10.


What Dysrs Healing Embrocation 10.
ItIs perfect Pain Destroyer ana aa nya.uabis rem
dy fOr the cur OF Rieama'isn, tnts, Wounds, Pam IN
the Side Bssk and Lins usnb4gn. sore Threat; Barns
soAlis, sssIngs, AsGs, Cramp. riles, Sc fvr Cut
iad Wounds ii Is superior 70 any ather FrsFarati5n ~
sil an nd immediate relief in sclds on burns, sud for
Pains IN any part Of the sysiein il will gfYr
certain relief ~ very stoft time.
Used inter1isy, il Of the most valuable rene
dies for eEahp or snodc afec ii1ns f pains Or SORT
in the side, throat, chest, and atoGash, for seh
headache Haussa, sickness, rheumatism, or any
ternai Weakness eaase by fail or strain II posses ss
sJsthng, healing and pain destroy properties
lraled by any otker compound medicine sad We kay
known i 20 fail ID erfestns the progrcs7 Of th#
above named diseases.
What has Dyer's Hoaling Erhrocation done
Wopdsrs, iI,eedt u as known every where as atsl-
lard medicine, sure remedy, aud auBiyorsal pelacEa
Or rheuaGat7n cuts. d. brEIns. stahs, iunbage.
sort threat piles, bowel complaints cholera, wiDi chez
c yscntary y and other 'ils and aches" ls
popularity i uHug ~ 10 own igsfuSic meritl Onee
used il never dispensed Wiih. II Is becoming dsg
alore and pspalaT, aud i performing rena kshe
cures day by day Al prsaus who have never used tis
great rssi ier al s'rts 81 pain, ,sion d al once s'a
A Balm for Every Wound.
DseIs aesliRg i.Iabtpasfoh has acquitted Al anprce
lantsd celebrity sbsaliG RanaceH ltenees wounds,
cuts, burns bruisss, sosds rheumatism and al sNts
nal aad internal pain a short gSt.od q !A.s sS.e1
9Th and quality, 4 is ussd Nt 7 greatest ecn'
deuse hy all classes, and has Seaone 80 universally
known ths it rssdshsTaiy 10 De nsmsd IN public pTa,
sure Remedy Tor Filss
The Plies most Gistrezzn eomplsiEt is iaae prev
lsat than shsrlty supposed i i aEsenaed wi,a
laIanatiou small tual6rs Is tbs generality OF sase4
make thsir appearance, is lsisssribaely psinM whel
Il ID ipossiG resist scratching and the only pres
mi rsieI ssems H. be desire 10 EsST rhs ska OH IEis
isesss is dangsEsaz, bus eAIEel4e!y UNPLEASANT
CLERKS and tose sadeut4ry Labts, naost sabi
10 this nlaaiy Lst all afflicted iy Dys.s HssL
broeati1n and immediately rbiief an Az
sctis Many tpatiasone oases q lhIs complains
have been reLedleG by the oi tiia great aadc!nE
Wscan .iesa.lt fet upon iaci in confederation Of u
statsmenti a1d THOUSANDS bear testimony TO the sre
value OF tlis All-iIesling FaHaesa
No Stain Left.
The ssss with wdieb pFsF'. Healing LIabfeGatioI L
applied he absence OF any grease or oliy substance
i'd s5m POSITION its pssc Rsstaess ieaY!Bg ssis
uD lie dEes4 salu s sgretoie odpf ia p.aIaptG.s
failiu al eicciJus tEE5tsv rstCE il he Has. salG
bs and dchsapSst slssgsle GS tE ns Hsei. The zeus
.ne ia. the III sa.ls Ji the pg9ggs-oE sigIBfurr.
a H. FIEiD, lsr0E EFstcEs roFltues,
stEi iE Eeck Isi.lI snd D4S7aps.tE ~ HINES S
JLlpPINGERs stu q ago ~ ANON ds Es3BIAsuA.
r. MnSrsttas ly r. /. H8UGHERTY UetIt SO df {
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GarDs.
Drugs ape Dseicipss.

G. 6. ALv0ED- }. p VAN rATrEs
ALVnRu { VAN PATTEN
Successors to B. Sanford,
Wholesalo and Retail Dealers Ina
Groceries, Drugs, ChsAicsls, Paints,
Oils, 0lass, Nails, As.
ALSO IN
PArkHT MEDICINES, aud Agents for eli VI, y
JAYSES' PkkrAkATIOAS-
Brady Street, West side, First Door Below
Second Street,
DAYENP TOWA.
Davenport, Oct sth, ls54-Hw-Iy
G. r. WEDD,
10. II LsClairs Bleek, Davsapopt lows
aEMERAL DEALER In
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, Otis,
. Dys-Stu&s, window Glass,
fsffunsry, Fancy Articles, Patent Medicines, &c
ID ESrECTPULLY call the attenton ofths purshss.
II ing comm sntty 10 our prcssnt large stock ei
Goods and lar ddilioks opening, which we are
conadsnt cannot be surpassed sithetn price OF quail
u. We would invite tho attention OF country store
Keepers and rhysoisn prices aud goods befor
purchasing elsewhere. Z.
Family Msdicihesasd Physicians PRESCRIPTIONS sea re
ulIy compounded. feh ~
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tctsis, Saloons, &c.

SCOTT HOUSE
Corner Of Harrison and Front otreau, enc
oauare below the Steam Packet and Ferry
Landing.
J.J.hUMPHREY, Propristsr.
- r J.H. would respectfully snnounce 10
u his eastern friends and the public ih
yyy ssEsra that having purchased the
ss2 Large New Hotel,
situated above, he 10 now making i'm
proven epts on the prenisee, and VIII epdesvcf TO
msrtLis share Of The patronage Of fthetssvsiug pub
lie.
This House
IL in one Of the most pleasant Davenport,
com ,pdinx yisw ofths river, Of Rock lsland City
t.d VI old Fort Armstrong. Nov " 80 du
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Boots ano Shoes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

HAVING increased ouT facilities fgr maDuractar- T.
Ill ing ard dealing ID soos, Shoes amt Leather, tac
adersgned, saeeeseors 10 s. G. Dawson q Co, onsf
~ the ezcns 0fUagen port and ieinity, greater AZ
iueeneHts iba "a boy ihsis H0ots Hsd shoes If
th@n oar fotait stock hereafter will always COS.
sain eYeF5 description 6f goods nte By the peope
We also are aE.nz ekieRaFe preparations lef
WbGiessfsng Bo6ts aHd shoes, and 10 tntite eoais.
III isaIs s To cali ia aiacea stock AID prizes,
asst our 3ttatminBtan 70 sell % good terms ss
they can Be pnF:has. is st5 isatits of Chicago.
DaNS0S, GAlGGS 4 CO.
ott - f.raIy sti. door from ga.
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WOODEN PUNf5N

iHEsutseribsr Il now ready to fnrn1sh WOODBN
Pl MPS to orasr, ot any lsugth o. eapeciey--
These Pumps are made 70 that waisr win R0e frsso =
them. Warranted ia work well for ops year. AaaO
eaet logs furnished 70 order.
Orders may be LEFT shs oes Of D. L. 6hossy, Kasr
og With the subscriber a his place Of haaansss naae
Shrey's Machine Shos. 1S J.G, aAon1l :
Davenport Nov 10 dwtf
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Ny Spring Goods have ArriTeAl
CONSISTING oP-
Cloths, Casaimeres, vestings, I
GEsTs. FURNIsIIIsG sGOS1s. 2
Keadv-mada Clofhiucl d

Ii fs needless 10 say afer the long detentf0n of
taese thngs BY the stale oil tho ryer that am rsaay
10 exhibit lg stock Ter sae to lom era sad = IL
9ua, aeedlsss TO say that pr stock Of goods
Is fuii aEd also worry choice. was ia the ess,eYr
market before the STOCKS thsro reduced, an.
had go5i chance for selection. Nv
CLOTHS, CissIMEIss 4 vesiings
am really 70 10 axe up to order short pouce Ia
tie bes. styls Of The art.
plf IIaEsi who as been my cutter for the pssr wear
wirs-in stia ge give hii sn.i ay irie ads s.its,
.as uslfal, a 4
feady- Had tiothina Deparsn ems
= ns sHnt e vita assorted goods aud elected with
Zfest eAr+ 4Jg -sE sxsul u tiob to prov to AT
he HHth ~ ls aJIFg statements. PIE Sc call al 4y
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Dry Goods, Clothing, eto.

w dy 81, ueIt door TO the Post ODcs, aDlApdtd
sssortnsht OF teA- ~ dl
CLoTHING
consisting OF aH qualities, made up 10 q workman.
itkeimRnBer, aai the --latest style Of ts+ -,
DRY GOODS.
consisting part OF French and English Men aoss,
piaiE and figured Alpaca, black, plain and c>LoreA
iieisines, al wool Cashm sres 6lnsham 1 ,sCeteos,
ahite Goods, Embroideriss, asAawls, Cieeks. .De.
nesic Goods in all their branches.
Hats and Cape st wholesale and ystaal, ~
tsreai many e.her arteles too nunsrcuat 10 l0a.
ioH. All OF Which We win ssi low as hey e1s BE-
5ongRtal weai oi New YoIk. k..tt..sst u s..,.
Country mafeha = ar particularly Invited to ex-
tmns oar stock before making thsiR psychaas. 4 I.
We sssil at all times be happy to shov oar goods,
d9Isot not bat we epabledto suit ths closeu q
we'd as the most fxsIdious buyer. .
n 4 y
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HOUSE,, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, PAPE1 HANGING, ETC.

INC, PAPER HANGING, ETC.
rINHk subscriber would re-
- i specially announce TO his
Dlhends that he will contin We thc
above business In Al lis branch
ss al he old stand Perry street, between second
and Third streets.
rALts hn In assuring his patrons full saussetioh IL
any work that may bs entrusted TO tiln.
Paints Of all coiors prepared and ready Tor USE
Giass Of all sizes, putty, &C., for sale.
isiv n ,66 dr. JANIS DONNEt.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
Harrison, between Front and Second streets
kiEfER 4 A 8 HORNUNd, propsistors
gIats, Robert Henne.)
TINHB propriesoIs respectfully snnouncea 70 thelf
i eastern friends and tho Ssveling pupnc gone
rally that having parchased s
This Commodious Hotel,
and had roughly spsired aud We are
nov prepared " merit shsr Of tn patronage, by
e0nstsn nj ateet on TO their ana com f0rA. Our
table wiiIb snpplied with the best which the mar
yet anos.s and our lodging rooms are furnished a.
weilss ose ofany In the city. jenes du
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SAMUEL PfR1Y.

- ~ NJ ALDEN. I.
st s1nd ssreet, opposite LsClairs Row, Dayepp,
LAVA tilef n AZ u Main a Rradx 4 -s.Et .-sSxX
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
ER a -.

nNsnd amer Biouday. Des, Isl, 1855, and aha
fa,tney notice ,trsius viii leave Davenport, Tor
Mn.catne "a Iowa city, Sundays excepted) as ~
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sIoShinS store,
seeoi.R 81, opposite lie C9aife Roc
Davenport, Anl2 2in EBwARp ALDEN .
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I"
Asrehan II alior-ntC Ctothior nFronsssrest, sppo
site the steam. Mills.
Davanpov. July 9 q, ass-wAd.tf. v al,
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THIRTY-FIFTa CONGRESS.
EXTRA SESSION.
Senate.


WAHDycTos. March s. 1857
Mr. Foor, senator from Vermont, took the oath OF
ofh,e.
On motion Of Mr.. AIIsy, OF r. l., COMMITTEES OF two
was appointed 70 wall on the President and inform MIN
that the Senate was assembled and ready 10 receive
communication he may be pleased to MAKE
Subsequently, Mr. Aim, Of the committee. reported
that they had performed hs duty entrusted 10 them ana
that the President had said that he would send comma
ncauos 70 The Senate 70 morrow.
The following resolutions we're offered and lie over
BY Mr.. PrGn, Of obio-Tbst the Senate adjourn with
oul day ON Monday next.
Wy Mr.. NAsos, Of ys-That the COMMITTEES clerks and
pae OF The las be continued during the present session
BY Mr.. BscHr, Of Ind That the Chaplain Of the Las,
sessIop be retained during the present one.
Mr.. BGos, OF N. C, offered an amendment inviting
ministers rssdinr Warrington 10 ofcia alternately
ON motion Of Mr.. BnJInS Of Ia, the sessts con
adhered Tho reso'utor 10 remodel the standing commit,
tees
I. An amtndmsnt offered By Mr. rrcp, 70 have Commit
tee on Privileges ard Elections, was rejected
The resolution was AMENDED and adopted. rstocss
the umber OF committees, and assigns seven members
10 the most Important them, and I've the others
Mr.. arun, Of s. O., ,skod 70 be tbus we n1D ss
cirsei from service on o. INC eemnarcs
bd'acrnet.
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nature of the new tariff bill, which is now law.
As was to be expected, it bears marks upon its
face of its compromise character, and of the haste
with which it was hurried through Congress- but
on the whole it is very fair law, and will be
acceptable to the people and the merchants.
1t may be described in one word as a regular
reduction Of all the duties now paid. Those who
do business with abroad are aware that import
able commodities are now classed under nine
heads, which pay duty as follows respectively:
100 per cent, 40, 80, rs, 20, Is, 10, s, 0. The
alteration effected by the new tariff may be seen
by the following table,
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From Albany.

from Albany.
RESIGNATION OF JUD6E MULLBTI-CANAL TOLLS
TRINITY CHURCH AFFAIRS, ETC.
Albany, ksTch 8, 1857.
Judge hullett has resigned his seat on the Supreme
Court Bench Of the Eighth dstrios
The Can al Beard toosy received the Audnars report
on discriminating tolls ard appointed mwissss con
sisng Of tho Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller and Ca
nal Commissioners NzSugh and Whanon, with iustruo.
tons 10 report next week.
Mss DIX appeared this afternoon before the Committee
on Ways and Means In behalf Of az appropriation rom
the state Lunatio Asylum
The sepate committee Trinity church Affairs Ass con-
cluded the taking Of testimony. The evidence seeks
show careful attention TO their duties part OF tho
vesRy Of the church, VT ether oil the standing
oommttee also endesvoes to prove s llberaly and ina
Partially to other churches and system provision FOR
the poor Of the lower part Of the city c. \. Ogden
Esq., summed up the questions Of fact: and jadge Parker
those OF law, behalf OF Trinity church. Mr. Porter,
Of Albany, replied both snd Judge Parker rejoired
this afternoon, finally closing tho argument
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should command our active sympathy. He is
struggling against the long dominant and crush
ing despotim Of = wealthy and powerful church.
If he shall fail Mexico relapses into the anarchy
of fighting revolutionary factions, from which
her escape may be an European protector and
master. The new treaty paves the way for an
entirely different solution of this Mexican prob
lena solution consistent with the fitness of
things and with manifest destiny. Without in
volvDg to us the smallest hazards or the slightest
inconvenience, it win secure to US the most de-
arable concessions and advantages, immediate
and prospective. We trust, therefore, that this
Mexican treaty and this Central American treaty
will both receive IN some substantial form, the
early and favorable attention Of Mr.. Buchanan and
his Cabinet, for we have the most magnificent in
terests embodied in both, and they are, to great
extent, in both substantially the same.
But there are already foreshadowed the ele-
ments of malignant and factious hostility to all
these Indicated measures in reference to Kansas,
to Mexico and TO Nicaragua. This incipient hos
tility is not limited, neither, to the opposition
camps 1t is betraying itself through various
DISCUSSES, among the Presidential aspirants, dis
organizing Southern fre-eaters and ilibusters of
the democratic camp. 1t has been developed to
great extent in the recent discussions Of the
Dallas Clarendon treaty in the Senate; and upon
Kansas, the Cabinet, the spOils and other parti-
issues, this spirit of rebellion among the busy
factions has been boldly preached for month or
two by various ambitious newspaper organs of
the party, East, West and South.
But against all forms of opposition, within the
camp and without, from Northern abolitionists,
Western filibusters or Southern secession ultras-
in reference, especially to Kansas, Mexico, or
Central America-the duty of Mr.. Buchanan is
manifest His general policy, indicated by his
election, has been proclaimed through his inaugu-
raj and adopted in his Cabinet He has only. to
follow up this good beginning with those pract-
cal measures which our peace and prosperity,
honor and glory, at home and abroad, demand
Among these measures we rank thorough paci-
fcation of Kansas and the treaties we have been
discussing, and in each and all quick and de-
cisive work will give an irresistible prestige of
strength to the administration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-06

A NEW SOUTHERN ORGAN AT RIcHNoSD.-Mr.
Pryor late Of the Richmond Enquirer, has
issued prospectus for new paper 10 that city,
to be called The SCUBA paper which, as its
title indicates, is to he purely Southern sec
tonal organ 1t win doubtless be an organ Of
the JEFF. Davis and Hunter Southern clique. in
opposition to Governor wisc and bis wing Of the
church militant in the Old Dominion. Very
well. The more the merrier Mr.. Pryor is a
dashing, restless and violent partisan, and be will
soon contrive TO get his hands full of business.