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Assembly,

ALBANY, xarco 20, 1857
The bills introduced by The committee Ways an
Means the canal policy NE SPECIAL order fof
thursday morning
The bill suthoYizog The puIc OF saxton 4 10 .
school libraries debated in committee OF the
and supported by hessrs Prendefgasi. Owen and J
J. osep, ana opposed by Aessrs varnum Lewis s9
Hoaeboom.
Private Teiei blls were then considered.
EVENING SESSION.
This being the last Gay Tor Introduction OF bills Of
der the joint rules the special order s.poued
order TO afford IN oppori unity for that purpose.
INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. JOHN J. RsILY-To es Alize The acts OF super
vhors IN relation TO the accounts OF kessrs Rose
McGn for furnishing and 1Hns up the room Of the sups
Y,or Court New York.
By M CAMnon-T TO authorize he purchase Of gam
ballot boJes
By Mr.. HANPoRD-To authorize the laying IN of
railroad In Division avenue, Brooklyn.
By NJ. SIUYTn-for the protccton Of emigrants, by
peDg steamboats,, trgs 30, 70 ake im mgf from
The BID prevents any unlicensed boats landing engrants
and provides penalties for solicit pg eng for
grant boayoipg bousee
BY Mr.. HoGyBooA-ro Incorporate the American Em,
grant Homestead Company. rhe Dill Incorporates Eras
ius Corning. James g. WHdsWortn and others VITO .
capital 81 coo co., authorizes them 70 puronsss
lands TO coonize 10 any sate or Territory Of the Onion
BY Mr.. LnAvKswox1B-To authorize banking Assocta
ions 70 duce their securities TO $50 o00 upon
deYing half Their Circulation. petng them the
footing 20 individual bankers
By M. eHKnMAH-To amend the militia law, by autho
rixng the comforting Of honorary rank.
By NJ. srTHnR1AED-fo provide for the fencing Of rail-
ROAD tracks, and imposing senaty tor inc killing OF
cattle.
me special order being the Schuyler county blu VA
debated,
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The new York weekly Herald.


ftWH FNOM EUHDPE, CALIFOKkIA, MOZAMBIQUE, NHW
GRANADA, BtxIc0, CUBA, WEST fSDfBs, ETC.-
krFAIRs IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PROCKED
mos OPENING OF THE SPRING FASHIONS, grc.
The wrrnLy HrRALp will be publisned ten ocIock
this morning. Ia will embrace from .u
rope, California Nicaragua New Grsasds Peru. Australia
Sandwich Isanca, xeIico, Cuba r. Domingo Yves, Iudles
Ac If.rs In Washington the New rarf; Legislative Pro
eeedncs; Edltons int esing sutlecs --latest
News nv Telegraph; Opening q The spring FASHIONS the
Canada road tc-oent- o. the al "a luiuref
Firspsiai Uommercia, telfioos fhsstrcs Foluc6 snd
karlue rulsggebee, .ogstb@y rih ssrIsty % atd
m isreBsueors single q srsprs-r r.scr ~
nsNIrf es1 10 Ks4n "a saaLas. fycspareute
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resuh expected lie New York democratic ALI
ance, offensive and defensive, hip and thigh, and
irregular Sebastopol vic DRY over the black re-
plblicans next fall Wait day or two.
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Personal Intelligence.

from Asplpwall, In The siesmshp rennessee-Ns J r
wilson, 20 Morton and ndy, Garden Grow,
Mercy bolds and lady Mickey nolds and daughter joe
shieye James sundsy' b xsfey - knight; Bradley
Woods, Mccormick Robbins, Mrs Fsrnhsm, w q Jew
ei ard chtd wray and son, W Barron, Boln, a
leomsn, CHARLES tche4 IA jacobs and lady,
yepsop, r psher. McMven, wife and children, a
J 1sylor, ID fueuhsrson. Douglass, q Tracy. @
pstont W Brown. Rexford, y AdOiph, James ferwih
ser, @ Csmpsos 7 Maynsrd sloan and wife. rhomp
rimpecn John Bush. lady and child; smith, Williams
Crumnond, M1tsd, q bIccss, Jonn Corncck ami
Gage, OF San Francisco-end l57 Ia the seerage.
From hanzanilo-Geo OelinF.
From Juan del bur-Mrs nusenberry Dol jacques,
Capt Coleman. Col Rawe Capt Course. Rareshide ID
tmth J feb1, shaw, Mr. Morris, . Mckay, Q
Kebesdough
Prom San Juan del Norte Malta Scott three ladies' chi.
dren and servant
PROM Key wes,-ssJor D,shen, A, and son; M
Pesse, Mrs clarke and child
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SEW YORK LEGISLATURES.

Senate.
ALBANY, March 20, 1851
Memorials presented for and sgainst toe repeal
modification Of .he law Of 1914 relating Trinity Onurcn
The Harbor Com missoners have sent in supplements.
~ report and map relative to Govanrs bay.
M NoxoN drew attention 10 article in the Albany
Alas AND Argus, accusing the Committee on Trinity
Church affairs with partial and wrong action, and pre-
sentsd report wherein the commit acknowledge there
Inaccuracies in the testimony but nothing
alter the conclusion Ut which they arrive-that the
lAW of Isl4 shall be amended.
M BsoOKs presen ed . memorial from the Mayor and
Common council agar st she Metropolitan Polce BILL
The bill allsWnE The Industrial Schools OF New York TO
participate the distribution OF the school moneys, being
up for mai pssssse, Vas reoommted ON motion Of Ar
Wadsworth
me special orde, being the Liz aor bills they hseD
up and debate ensued upon Them.
The following bills were passed -
TO change the name OF the IAfarge Insurance Com
papy.
Relative 10 applications before Justices for she care
lupstcs.
To epis rye the po Of noaares public.
To Incorporate the New York Warehousipg COMPANY
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The New JerSey Lesisiatuae.

TRINTJN MArcn 20, 1857.
The House refused 10 day 70 lAke up toe resolution
appoint commissioners With the New YORK c,m.
nnsionsrs for the removal Of Guarantee.
The bill TO repeal the charter of the Commercial Bank
OF New Jersey passed the Assembly forty 70 sen
Tho hgslssure VIII adjourn die about IL O'Clock
night.
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Railroad Accident near Pert Jervis.
roRr yERvH hArcn 20, 1857,
Five Of Q freight train thrown on the rscx
0 the bridge this station last night oy the spread.
ne Of he rails The trains were detained Cor fe nours
but are now running regularly.
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The Reported Capture of an American
Cutter by the Celestials.
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The Bark rasm anSa Ashore.

PORTLAND, Aarca 40, 1887.
The bark TasmaaiA, Of Rooinstoo. from Live pool vie
Na sau, N. p, with . cargo Of SALT iron, sc dyi,tei
sshore last night IN the iog, Cape Elizabeth lgnt
me cSew were saved. brS The vessel viii preoa sy De
TOTAL oae
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Defeat Of the Palmerston Cabinet in the
House Of Commons.
Treaty between England and Persia
Signed.

Increase Of the Russian Trade Wi
China.
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The British Parliament.


JHE WAR IN CHrA-LoRD PALMRasr oN's DsFEgcE
AND pEPEAT-THE eUANo TRADE on the ArRICAN
coAsT-THR TIA DUrTrs-RELAr Ioss wfrH The
UNITED STATES.
CHINA
The debate on the motion OF Mr. Golden, With rcspec,
70 the In China resumed on the nifhi Of Sd in
Nant, In the Co mmons
Mr. Rounded Palmer, Col Herbert the Attorrs az Cana
rel, and other members addressed the House
LORD Ptrrusror presenting himself Of the tsnls IA.
received with lotd cheering.
The hon. gentleman said the government. q, ro.,..
were DULLES 10 the weak and towards 10 inc
ns be said at the CLOSE u var with Ru.sls-ne.,
hsr)- one on the Fea,eT Powers In the world rn.s
wst undertaken IN maintenance Of p,,nrn,.. inAs
tee and OF nsht-lott ear was carried ON n sos,a ~
every difficulty rib scoursge which would hs.l 49, ".
honor TO any nston on The iace Of the esrth r., -
hon fentt man tsd wbs, have sou done I'm ,so -. ns
be 70 hed ss''i H' ,s'd sc proved coward, .sn ,na
Vn n.e s.,,Vr sna lhn " me- rbcr OF peace ,oc,s,
p'n r'mnsr Of pesce society tsuns n. ,rb 49,.
n ses hstcly Grtrtea epts 9Th q hipdrei naomi. ~
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CLOTHING, &C.

e,1 TO G0o WORTH OF NEW AND LEFT nrp
~ c1oxhirg wspted - Geneme having Iarrs 90 sv,.m
s 10 dpose Of yin receive he full value wAout hscs M
n, s~ekirg impose them eau al The ov 49,
Tp6e " corfor, Nc. t9i resr street.
"A - N M TO INVEST IN SECOND uANn ctor,
70 UVU ing Large cr smsll Ois bougb on, and Il a.
with p vDece 10 redeem Liberl nriocs All ~
city money AddIessor eau on JAMES M3RorFy sypsr
fyLoTHiNg LADIES AND GENTLIsWFg UavTSa
~ 10 disp @e q receive tbs high ss mis-, - ..s
bv addressing sending TO g. cOHEH ia Jsarens .ses
nesr r-ra, or nWes frcaiwsy, n. p.--Lsdsi aasndei
70 b. ana v. ""s"A~N
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BILI.TA R.DS.

A NEW BOOK ON BrLLlARDs-"TBE GAME on
cs Tsn rss i IN rsi - :. sq is. Of, s.ss.
esly Of price By o. CoNN0R CALENDER billiard IA i.
wskers, IS Ana street
A LARGE STOCK or TABLES, VARIOUS SIZES AVN
n tDish h slate arhe wood befe, mechanca IN
bnston cushlons also RON one 10 ten second hand sS
Cheap trimmings fevery description belonging the
L. DECKER 30 Ann street, date Grinth Destes
AToDm. BILLIARD yABLEs, WITH PATENT cos.
M binaou cushions patented Feb 10 1851 consfruoef
10 insure equal elasticity IN all and syct n.f.
nAhca Their fashionable superiority
caused worthless nins be O0srtd For tst
ana -ss p.oaf aud al thg uannf-cory
A. aroul mICHAKL fHUAAM, rsA<nteA
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Union coURsE, q. 1.-rRo rrfsg.-PuRsrs To
come Cd IN he springof s5. betvees tho sNh day OF
a. sorses rst re,er treteS for mossI I'm harness NJ
800 ,s, 70 10 =, ~ Ne pure o. Nh Tree ~ ~
uue hess lest IN 8 IN bar nsss no A. same AZ No 4 -
Wagons No OF $50 with nsie sta IL ~ gM re-.
100 AZ horses la never tcsd IL "a mue heals 10 s. y
az No. g. ~ wagons No purs4 OF sun viii an inaLt.
Stale Of go ME hcass bee In % wagon. free ri an
ncssL No =, purse OF foo. with inside stake q fy.
No Ia hs n,r sed Of 80 hsrnsss sane Ne
besis esss IN y IN harness, free zoe al hcrses thss
never hocel better GaH 26 No n No 10, ~
CONS NO ~ purse OF g. .. With inside stske Of f0e
mle heats best In harness. free fs 81 horsns thsa
never wen over 800 No IL, same AZ No " -
wsgons No - purse q 500, with inside stake Of seQ;
milo heats, bes' 10 In harness No 10 purse OF 500 vk
Trade stake Of s25e mile hcss best 10 N wagons Ne.
e same No No l two mile and re5cst IN harness. All The
make aud start and the propreors plH
and Fova ebarred all the above purses Entrances win
coss at Ysulkapd Dryees corner OF Ese Broadway SD
SHAW WHITE Proprstors
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LHGAL NOTICES.

ITO ALL vBon N MAY corcxRr -TAKr yoTrov
II hai ygzt snf 70 decree u he Cooh oouus csar, a.
ria n Ss shs,.ery SIDE beveT d . cer~'n csass
~fer DSvs SnTrn cuphtnan. ana Hdwsxd M 49,
ard ethe~s Ac,fss~ Az perross hsvlns r,s,ss
Hesxy Kne tsmrly 81 The cy Of Fsw Yors ana n ~ ~
eyIrsd sps or yssg GO day e January, b. isJ are
W tie ssre before me- H. q p Freer Msstey m shs1cs.,
r ard sse county % Cook. mr. Office in ,he r,v
A. ~ Mo-, - "'r7F frE,
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THE FTRErTg

-
.rI yHETTNo or TUE rRrEyr or ALvRsD rAR
anr Es,., lac Chief Engineer OF 3D. IRE Dspartrosn
h.d A. pfooks Assembly Rooms, 'pesfsy evtnr,r
F,ttusry rs, 1p61 tho following named were 40
roINd Finance COMMITTEES 70 receive ptsss sf.rr
s,,sh ejt, lsh IN contribute fer Of pvp
-ssir sui, able Testimonial 20 Mr.. Oars fohn Bs.ry
ui,fsT ichei John Craig John r. Lacosr. yau Yess
"''N'". '"'' sSw ruossoN ch,snsn.
FUw. john svcses-iy.
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4 IkIs WISHES a'3sE wsgse SBs oAH SSti
tstrFF Or faaNy tsrssf eaiieS ny N -
ceso a. fvausa hossskosper flesso saiross box 100
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
HUDSON RIVER RAIRoAD.-rRox rKB. q 1857
Ii the uahs viii leave Chambe street station fem
tNprtss xsis OLA. ". aud 20 r. NJ, mall li.B A. n
ses IS foe sss s,rs. " ps.k. M -.
" The Poushkeerde Sng Sing and Pee hshk trains atop
~ ne way stations Pssset rers taken a Chambers Cans
Christopher and Thirty first stItea Trains for New Yors
leave Trov at A4s ard 10 10 NJ and IS r. and Eas
Albany ~ s.lB sad 10 20 A. ~, and 20r.M
A.F. sUrB, superineoleul
NEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILRoAD-FARR re
WI leave he ccrpsr OF White and Cenre streets fovs
Every ners,rg $40 ocnsk every sisrnoon :. eeiocs
N Monday Afternoon, 10Th inst
Srv Yosr, FEB. u, 1857.
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAuRoAD.-spycrAr, NO
~ uce-on and aNer Tuesday 9Th met all rnins 10
pass erect the New York and Erie Rsprsd ayr IL
corysnys depot foot Of Duane street, daily s6nys esosv
GWA ~, Dunkirk express
Sis a, N. Bsii train
.P Y. Nevsurs aod Rocklsnd county express.
te0 y. n. night express.
Rsgpse CHECKED brsush az usual. No advance IN fare
Ticket cccsA depot ot Duane street. i7S ice Ard ~
broadway, ard At depot jersey City. ~
Frrnrirr a 1857. ''''"'''u'"N
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ENTKLEIGENcE OFFICES.
LrNfLorTRs WISHING WELL RECOMMENDED SER
Irsh, a, NoRkn COfirExT co. s, So BroAisay en-
trance Frsnsln street alss walters coschmsn farmers
a., AZ Als OF be branch Office IL Greenwich sEce.
EAhN sERvLNTs, GARDENERS, CoAcHNEN. LA.
beisrt. Toys, &c, b. obtained =, the e.npoymen
t6se e Ccesr lres near Brcsdwsy Also female
for svery Bra eh sfborewerk, "a siy or cornry,,
VVANrFp-lr MRS eRKrNs DOMESTIC AGENCY
w O.! hrcadsay, areisb.s geeni woman. " house
Keeper or hotsl mug fry unders and every branch
her euhs tnt Ncutousd 70 saeb; Also cohcd waitress
sna Soc seg hs srsry sslEg.
WANTBp-TBREE sALESNEv FOUR crERg FOE
w shipping and tcke, cfca tree clerks for DRY roSis
ard socery ore~ Two booxteepsrs cOniuciors go
heEgs gemer, ihree bs&sn Two bnkss hree Gre
men, tve wnxr, Two porers, two ooachfnen. foe
sesners End hres boz Tor yrles sxd sOres Apyiy 70
kAurMAN oARRAfT, feJ Broadway.
WAsTrp-ccoEs WATERS. NURSES, LAus.
w dresses and cher male and fsnae domestic. ,r ers
cas- sniies principally ovn Good reerencs re urel
Apply ~ Oh Avenue. between lish aud lob s's u q.
GALLAGHER, Agent, formerly m 90 Pas. lflh st, Union
square
XVlvTID.- FIN MEN FOB STEAMERS TO cAIryoR
w MA ore bcckkeeper ard two entry Jerks four porter,
iof stores vs nen ~ aeorcs s1d wife charr,
shrs on LsnF lssnA one Fsrdene~ barkeeper four
soJs ecoc iranes oee and ayies,
-sy carEss neee1s.
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Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Press.)


In letter received from Lisbon, dated Nov. Z,
there is the following interesting account Of re-
cent epidemic there, and the conduct of the King
Pedro II, in the distressing circumstances:
On the young Kings birthday, Sept 49, first
broke out a pestlence which has since stricken
thousands of the inhar itants. Some Call it yellow
fever, some typbus; it is probably a mixture of the
two. and has Oecn very fatal. There is something
very insidious in its Daturet advances the var-
Gus quarters of the town slowly and surely, and
carrie of its Vict ms swiftly. The Portuguese
are a timid nation, and hundred thousand
persons have left the city. Cintra and the adjacent
villages full to OVERLOOKING, and there is
ly p rson of society in town. Il is sad TO go into
closed, business is suspended, and one meets only
tails
The Young King has behaved most nobly. He
had gone to his country places for a month, hut
upon hearing Of the appearance of the fever he
Immediately returned, and since then has one all
that he could. The physicians pronounced the
disease contagious, but he has never hesitated in
the path OF duty, though mplored by his old couB-
sellers with tears in their eyes, not TO risk bis life
He visits the hospitals 1T all hours and cheers the
sick and diving with kind words and his own sweet
smile 1t is very touching to see him going about
so young in years. with al the care and anX y OF
a father for HE people. One of his aunts said 20
Portuguese lady of our acquaintance, "Poor boy
he is ueart-hroken; be goes to his room, and be-
lieve it is to weep"
For Portugal, such CIPHER among the nation,
10 ave yielded such a flower of majesty is indeed
a wonder and portent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21

The way in which the people" enjoy the popu-
lar amusement of going to lectures is graphically
sketched by the Buffalo Tunes:
To go early secure front seat, see who comes,
with whom, what they wear; where they Sit, and
what they do when ated, seem TO be the principal
features of the amusement. (Opinion is divided
a. to which is the better place for enjoying ell this
the first four seats in front, the front row I'm
the gallery though an eve to the picturesque or a
l-aniug 70 the sentimental might find something in
favor of the seats u"dsr The gallery, not the side
row, hut way back OF cOur-e the lecturer is
euxiously expected, and the hum Of expectation,
60 gratifying TO him in the distance, might be
solved into the following, who is thatH" "Ihese
J. that everlasting Miss A." "Old Mr.. b, as sure
a. the world b, will manage to get a seat ~ Miss
c." II wonder If his wife kHows-ohl poor
woman" ''Ihore is Miss d. ia her old bonnet.
should think she would be ashamed" "Mrs. f. in
another new robel wonder who pays her dill ~
''That everIastiug old F. with another fame !;
that makes seven he has brought to the lecture
this winter" "How q s muthtath grove; ith got
the lhurt of mine" There's II. with a book h.
wants 20 be thought literary" ''There the
three Miss L s. all houuces snd feathers fused
90 know them IN Utica; all manner Of iurbelo~s
they must wear, though there's ouly one flannel
petticostin family" II have counted nineteen
pink bonnetsg ?" And / eleven bald heads ? just
from whore / 1T" "What los OF spectaces you
see; people think they look professional ~hen they
get them on" yes, Charl y, you had better get
a q" "Sukr L With Mr.-thst will be news;
I'll step IN and tell Miss $. tomorrow" The lee
u 6u bed, thu loud tAnpng at It's close achisS
Ell, the murmur Of admiration, resolved into lie
elements, would be delightfully."- gratifying 10 the
speaker. "He spun that ere out pretty we'll
douttyou think 80, Miss Ky" ''Yes, Ar. l.
thought he'd never get through" "HoW did you
like hlmf" "Oh, tol'a6ls." "A good speaker"
..Yes lie had such nice teeth" Il enjoyed this
made me- think OF our old preacher he vas one
Of 'em. tell you he'd tear gowOd 70 ribbons
in lees than a year ano the best kind Of = Bible
didn't stan no chance at all; be vas poserlul."
"He DO il up we'll" "Yes, DO done up
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OUR CRISIS IN PARIs.-According to the
following extract from the Paris cUrrespon-
dence of the New York Times our crisis has
had the one good effect of acqu4inting the
Frenchmen with the geography and material
greatness of our country:
THE crisis. however, has conveyed a sur
prise TO the French people; they see unrolled
before them, daily, in the journals whole
pages of bank and mercantile failures, long
Isis of founderies, cotton mills, ship yards,
and clothes manufactures, from which thou
sands of laborers have been discharged and
they are astonished at the extent Of CONNER
cial affairs in the new world. To the majority
of Frenchmen New York is America, just as
Paris is French. But the immense panorama
Of business operations, seen through the daily
history of the crisis that reigns, opens new
ideas Of the material progress OF the United
States. | ought TO add that, Notwithstanding
the abuse OF American commercial morality
which is now the mode in French, large num-
bers Of Freuchmen have crossed the Atlantic
10 haste 10 investe their funds in deprecated
American stocks; and many more would go
if the crisis did not operate there in OBTAINING
LheIn.n
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Bold Attempt at Robbery.

On Friday night last, some person entered
the dwelling of Mrs. Sarah 7. Holland, wild
ow lady residing about two miles east of this
place, opened the Bureau and rifed the draw
ers in search Of money. About seven o.
clock the son-in law Of Mrs. T., who lives
with her, visited neighbOr, leaving his wife
and mother in charge of the premises, and
while one of them was standing in the door,
a rock was hurled at her, whereupon she ran
in the house and closed the door. In few
minutes some one was heard entering the
house up stairs, (having assembled by means of
e shed9 The old lady's presence of mind i'm
mediately reminded her of her money. She
hurried to the Bureau, obtained 1t and left the
premises. She had some $50 or $40 in her
possession, and the robber, failing to get The
money, left the house in disgust.-SheLbyUiILe
EGpOSitOr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21

R$ We note that some of the sham
democratic presses are already insinuating
that Judge Douglas is Fishing" for the re-
publican nomination for the Presidency in
in 1860. How we'll these shams know the
instincts of their leaders. All of the abo-
lition candidates for the Presidency have
been recruited from the sham democracy.
BIRNEY, VAN buren,, HALE and FREMONT,
an illustrous list of abolitonised nation
als"l DOUGLAS will do to cap the column
of traitorsl But, if Douglas, the mighty
leader of the sham democracy, the only
man of ''back bone" amongst them, deserts,
what is to become of the great national
party2 Won't it dwindle down into a mere
sectional faction, incapable of good but
potent for evil?
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GROVER & BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

A T the late Mechanics Fair, held in the City
Il of Nashville il October, 1857, the Judges
appointed 10 examine articles in Class 43-No
II. GROVER & BAKERS Sewing Machines; No.
1874, SNGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits of the two machines as fol
lows
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that is using two separate threads for making
the stitch; that of GROVER a BAKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES: and that Of SNGER's using one
spool and one needle the other thread working
from a BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and in the opinion of the committee. is best
adapted 10 FINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY. &c.
The GROVER y BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY. AND. OF
COURSE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage Of
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING ;
and, with the exception of fine clothing, saddle
~, &c, in the opinion of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY Use.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 4 Public square. Nashville Tenn,
MELVILLE. emu Move uh-r l.. - .T.-tI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21
Another Fire!

On the 18th inst, at an early dawn of day,
our citizens were aroused from their quiet
SAUNDERS by a fire which entirely consumed
three buildings on Main Street, Just below
Evans Hotel. They were the properly OF
Col. James Mullins and Gen. Robert Cannon,
but they sustained a small loss, as the build
iDgs were old and of little value.
The fire originated in a carpenter shop, oc-
cupied by Messrs. Mcdowell & O'Calighan,
all Of whose tools, together with a large
amount of frame work were entirely consum
ed. Loss between six and seven hundred dol
lars
By much energy and perseverance the
flames were prevented from spreading to the
adjacent dwellings, heE6yViEIe E5positOT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-21

H. The Memphis APPEAL is gratifed
with the beheading of Stanton? Why sol
Has Mr.. Stanton done more than carry
Mr.. Buchanan's instructions to Governor
Walker to their logical conclusion? 1t
strikes US that the giVer of the instruc-
tions, aud not the servant who obeys them,
is the person who deserves condemnation.
Old Buck has cheated aud betrayed both
Walker and Stanton, and We fear is not
to be trusted in his present position. Bet
ter watch him.