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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

At convention Of Delegates from the floating
District composed Of the counties Of Smith, Sum-
ner and Macon, at HarsyiIle on the S0th May, 1857,
on motion Q. J. Brstton, Esq, of Macon, was
called 10 the Chair, and Andrew McLain, of Smith,
was appointed Secretary. The Chairman explained
the object of the Convention to be, to nominate a
candidate of the American party, to represent the
floating District, composed of the counties ofsmitb,
Sumner and Macon, in the House of Represents
tives OF the next Legislature of Tennessee.
DR.. William Kerby, Of Smith, then proposed the
name of D. c. Douglass, of Sumner. The name oil
no other gentleman having been brought before
the Convention, Mr.. Douglass was unanimously
nominated.
A. McLain then then offered the following reso-
lntions, which were unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED, That in the platform passed by the
American Gubernatorial Convention, recently as
sembled in the city OF Nashville. we recognize the
leading sentiments aud principles by which the
American party actuated, and we now renew
our pledges of fidelity TO the same.
ResolUed, That we will, through the balot-box,
and by all other honorable means, use our united
forts to give force and practical effect to those
RESOLVED, That we heartily approve the nomina.
ton of Robert Hatton of Wilson, for Governor, and
will most cheerfully give him our support.
The Convention was then addressed by A. Nc
Lain and Dr. John J. Burnet-the latter speaking
at considerable length.
DR.. Kerby then moved that the Chair appoint q
Committee of three to inform Mr.. Douglass OF hi:
nomination. The Chair appointed DR.. Kerby
William Ragland, of Macon, and J. E. Ballard, o.
Smith, Committee for the purpose.
Mr.. Ballard then moved that the Examiner al
Gaatin, and the American papers at Nashville be
requested to publish the proceedings of the Con-
ventioD, which motion was agreed to.
| On motion of Mr.. Sea, Of Sumner, the Conven
ton adjourned sine die.
G. ITERATION, CHM.
ANDREW McLAIN, Sec'y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

Gen. HARRIS, seems TO be on both sides
the Memphis Bond question. He signed
a request that the Legislature should grant
the States endorsement, but now says that
the act was very wrong in the Legislature.
Brother GEoReE," Of course, never med
dies IN politics. but we wonder what
"brother George thinks Of brother IsH-
ANS morality upon this subject.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

EB There is 10 greater pest in good society.
than an habitual punster--a fellow without iudg'
ment enough TO keep his wit 10 control nor wit
enough to excuse his want of jrdgment-without
either modesy or poiteness who intrusivey thrusts
himself between speaker and listener, to the vexa.
non oil ooth-a Word-catcher, pick-mouth, and tri-
fer, who forgets the refnements and courteses that
should adorn gentleman, the limits of good breed
ing, the procn ii s of eal conversation. the re-.
spect due TO age, ar sex, and lays an interminsble
tax upon good nature, for the sake of a Wretched
jest This nuisance ought TO be abated.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
THE NASHVILLE NEWS,
PUBLISHED BY THE
NASHVILLE PUBLISHING & PRINTING CO.,
UNDER cHARrER PROM THE STATE o. TENNESSEE.
s saSns : I 4; sssgSS5n DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM H. GORDON
Av. 3. LINDsLEY PRESIDENT.
ALLEN A. HALL, EDITOR.
A. A STITT, S-PEKNTENDENT.

THE Directors would inform the public that the capital
stock in this Company has been subscribed by hum
bred and Of the business men Of Nashville-Mer-
chants, Mechanics, Manufacturers, Bankers owners Of
Estate and Eerswith view TO the pub icatiOn
newspaper which, abstain ng from Tire discussions of
questions party politics, shall be devoted primarily but
not exclusively matters OF City al state interest
In particular, it is designed to make the "NEws" a
medium Of aud reliable intelligence in alton tc
all branches Of trade and bu mess OF Nashville
mercia, mechanical, uufdcurng, fnancial, &C. &C.
what buy and what have to sell, and the prices
thereof
All trade business at this place. farmers plan
ters country chants and Others may ely upon re-
ce wing through the News fail and strictly accurate ac
counts Of the markets here and elsewhere.
As il is intended to make the News" less reDre
Of the local interests q the State than hose
Of the City, species Of information cacu aed pro-
mote and make known the agricultural mineral financial
and other interests and Of the State generally
of any and every part Of The State, will be diligently
sought for and spr cad before the public.
While the News is de- gned minister specially the
Of the business Of the community will
taken to give due attention and space in its columns
Literature, Science and the general of the day.
such render iJ accep able to de>crip
ton OF reaSersto make it, in short, such newspaper
every family and country may read with pleasure
and instruction.
The News" will be published daily and weekly on
hIsclass sheet in ect to quality and Dimensions.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
BEAVER paw SPRINGS.

A RE In Hckmaa county, Tennessee q beautiful,
n clear small creek Of pure and living aer in sey
shaded grove where the air Is cool pure and brseng and
the waters equal not superior 20 ia the Sou,hN
having four sulphur Springs all differing materially;
ChAbAte and several 81 me pereet ami eodet freetone
in the world Tkug all things together Is considered
by competent JUICES be % the very arst watering
places 10 the United BATES Beaver Dam u forty miles
vest Of Columbia Nearly hAE Of the road is turnpike
the balance the best Dirt Fosd In Tennessee. From
waynessoro' only about thirty Hiles east aud from
Perryville about the distance Coed hunting
shing b. aud the very Inst o. hrandy, Wine and
Oigsrs kept for table and purpose Billiard Tables
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games Tor exercise,
health and pleasure. Insahds and pleasure seekers are
particularly ard respectfully Invited q vista this place
We are aEsheFErd refer % Rev A. L. r. reen Russsl
Hen,ton, James Kills. T. ". hrosn, and Washington
Meredith, Of Nashville nearly every maa, woman and
cAil in Colnmba nd Manry eounty r. Res Jas otsy
p walker Col +. g. LooHey, and DaneAn .. Emerson, q
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
THE DAILY NEWS.

By Of the latest nercia from other and
distant quarters which it will contain AMI the full and
liable accounts which it will daily furnish
tons in the NdSh1e markets. the Daily News will be
especially vauaoe merchants and bu gener-
ally throu E1Out all The large region Of country
Chilly or financially clnnected with this place.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
PURIIC SALE OFLAND.

ON THURSDAY, THE nth or JUNE, on the premises,
~ will sell 10 the highest bidder, tract OF LAsD con-
tanning about az y
The land lies Mil Greek, between the Lebanon and
Murfreesboro Turnpikes, turnpike, adjoining he
land of Edward Trabu and is part Of the land Of the
Ia r. P. Smith.
The tract Is divided into three lots with each.
TEEMs SAIL and years, fornotes wen secured,
bearing interest, ayabe IN Bank and lien retained.
EE- Sale 3 commence at IL O'Clock.
sAM'L CROCKETT.
T. r GLAsCOCK. AuctiOneer. Junei- I'd.
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BOHN'S EXTRA VOLUMES.

Uniform lrtt tie STANDARD LIBRARY.
GRAMMoNT'S MEMOIRS OF THE COURT OF CHARLES
II. Portrait
RABELAIS WOaKS. Complete in vols. Portrait.
COUNT HAMILToN'S FAIRY TALES. Portrait
BoCCACCIO'S DECANERON, complete Translation. BY
W. K KELLY, Esq Portrait
oxRVANTsS' EXEMPLARY NOVELS, complete. Portrait.
TIE HEPrAMESON, Taes in the manner Of Boccaccio,
By MARGARET QUEEN OF NAvARRs. Fine Portrait
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
JOB PRINTING.

Such arrangements have been male IN this important
department will insure the execution Of
Of job-w ork, in style unsurpassed in this country
The widest experience has been brought bear in q
selection Of large variety CT Plain and Fancy Types.
Borders Ornaments, &C &c and it is confidently believed
that similar establishment Is better prepared TO
cute neatly, promptly, correctly. AMI elegantly every
variety Of PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING, in Black or
Coored Inks, or in Gold, silver, Crimson Bronzes.
One OF the most accOup shed tasteful and experienced
Practical Printers in tue country has been secured to
superntend this branch Of business and by the aid OF
superior workmen q and approved presses and Of
every facility offered by modern invention, any thing in
this ne from the smallest Card TO the largest Foster car
be furnished on short notice.
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SUMMER READING.

NEW BOOKS.
THE TESTIMONY OF TIE RoCKs-Hugh Miller.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL sKETCHES-Ma.
oaulay.
AMERICANS IN JAPAN-by Robert Thomas.
ARCTIC ADVENTURES BY SEA AND LAND-sargent.
HANsFORD-A Tale Of Baeon's Rebellion.
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE-An Autobiography.
TWO YEARS AGO--by Rev. Charles Kingsley.
THE OLIVE BRANCH; OR, WHITE OAK Farm
GAUT GURLEY; OR, THE TRAPPERs OF UMBAGOG.
DOCTOR ANTONIO, A TALE OF IrALY-by RainnL
Oracle AMBER-by @. W. Deuuison.
IsABELrrFhe Young Wife and the old Love.
LEONI DI MONOTA, AND OTHER POEMS,
Just receive ed by
May 26, CAB. CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

Nashville, Tennessee.
NEW BOOKS.
THE LIFE OF CHARLOTTE BRONTE, author Of Jane
Eyre, &c. BY r. c Gasker. 2vols., CT.
ADAM GRAEME, OF MASsGRAY. A Novel by Mrs.
oIphant, author of zadee &c. l vol, 12mo.
AN AMERICAN MERCHANT IN EUROPE, ASIA AND
AUSTRALIA: Aseres OF letters by Geo. T. Train, with
Introduction by Freeman Hunt, A. NJ. 1 vo', 12mo.
LOVES OF PARIS. Illustrated By Eugene Sue.
MYSTERIES OF LONDON. By Reynolds.
BORDER ROVER. By Emmerson Bennett. Another
supply just received by
mayL3 HAGAN 4 BRO.
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CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron Wares, &C.,
No 10 Broad St., and "a South Market st.,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
STOVES, TINwARE, etc.

HIVF ~ ~ w tNNs
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, LARGE AND
u complete assortment OF Cooking and Heating stoves
Of every size price and pattern that is brought to this
market.
We manrf curing the wroughtIron Cooking Stoves
Of all sizes ranging in price ron ESQ to also, Of The best
and heaviest material.
Tin Ware Wholesale and retail.
Copper and Sheet i'm Work for AL kinds OF Machinery
seamboas, Stationary Engines &C, Stills ard Di,tiiery
work made At the shortest notice Soda Founis made and
repaired rOohng and sponng done with neatnes ard
patch Ia fact everything, that requires Tin Ccpper
Sheet IrOn done D. in The best and cheap
As any, CONLEY a JOHNSON
No 10 Broad o.. and o. South Market st.,
June6 Nashville, Tenn.
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CHARGES WILL BE

seven Dollars Per Week
cnfdrea endss 10 years cid Half Price
Servants % all ages BALI Prise.
Aav sumber Of 81 kinds q eonEeyancss ready a al
tisnss al CO ambia tAks yoa 70 Beaver Dam Ahout
nTee kandrsd persons b eofoTtAhly accommodated
- doat believe shea yea hear that ara fan
We sOgid m1at sarnsstg and respectfully invite eur
f,isnas and ne pebe vs Beaver Dan a. we are nov
ready recesFs them- EAeLkf co.
Jans AZ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

gE- We understand that Mrs. Gen. Scott is ly'
Ing dangerously IN in Paris. and her daughter, Mrs.
Major Scott will sail 70 JOIN her.-N. " Post,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
BOHN'S LIBRARY OF FRENCH MEMOIRS.

Inform loih tie STANDARD LIBRARY
MEMOIRS OF PHILIP DE OCMYINES, containing the
Histories Of Louis XII and Charles y Kings Of France
and Of Charles the Bold Duke Of Burgundy. To which
is added, The scandalous Chronicle. In 2 volumes.
Portraits.
MEMOIRS OF THE DUKE OF sULLY, Prime Minister TO
Henry the Great. With Notes aud an Historical Intro
ducton by Sir WALrzR 5COTr. In vols. With Gene
raj Index. Vols. l., H., and III. Portrait
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
MARRIED..

At the residence Of A. W. Butler, June 4th, by Rev. @.
D. Elliott Mr.. JOHN NJ REEss Of Davidson county, to Miss
ELLEN BUTLER, of this city,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

Hon. Humphrey Marshall was said 10 be very
badly whipped short time since 10 littla 'ssersm.
mage" which be gos into ia Henry e0aniy, Kea.
eueAy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found to posses eat advantages
the old style, from the paPer being both thickl and
strong, and toiH no. tear soheH ddHpeHed 1t takes
most perfect impression and its pages will be conven
lent refer those Of ordinary Day Book When
in use its great superiority will be apparent, both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents, Manes,s and other
Documents. For sale by
Jine1. BG CHARLES W. SMITH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

CAPE MI a Y.

(JOTUNBIA HoUsE, CAPE ISLAND, CAPE MA y,
- NEW JERSEY.-This extensive establishments will
be opened for the reception OF company THURSDAY,
June = inst Since the close OF last has been
put In complete order Painted throughout PapeTed, and
much Furniture addet. A corps Of the best drilled
COoed Servants have been selected from this City and
Baltimore and every attention will he paid the
and pleasure Of the guests Application for Rooms
Cottages be made at the Office Of the subscriber.
L. HARDWOOD,
lima No Wall
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

FINE HORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE.
A FINE, well broken kind and sound horse, and good
n saddle Al for sale Also, open top Buggy and
harness. For particulars, inquire at "NoELS STABLE"
College street. ijuue 5-3t.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.

BEDE and Anglo-Saxon Chronicle,
BRANDE'S Populor Antiquities. Svols.
EARLY Travels in Palestine,
ELLIS Matricsl Romancss,
FLORENCE Of worcester's Chronicles
HAND BOOK Of Proverbs,
LAMBS Specimens Of the English Dramatic Poets Of the
Time Of Shak peare.
WALLETS Northern Antiquities,
MARCO POLO's traveller,
OLD English Chronicles (Six),
PASTOR Letters CHEZ,
ROGER OF WENDOvEES Chronicles. 2 vols.
WILLIAM OF MALMEsBURY do
- New Works constantly added to the Series AMI
regularly received aner Publication.
W. T. BERRY COMPANY.
June g. N,shviua
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
B. 5. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE,
EO.s7, COLLEGE ST, NASHVILLE.

TIAvfNG sstablshed a general Agricaisara Depot a
the above place desire al ny old and tue risnds
~ H. pabc a lsrxe 10 call and ne and examine
nv 49, la trade IA eshers. the latest and nest APP
proved Movers and Reapers bArnhis eed eoFn Ans
Ksaturkv. Garden SEEDS Of every Narey also, cover
Tlnoihv Ba- tres Orchard Grass, Canary Hemp and
Rao- sd Buctufe at and Bailey, constantly hand.
AM Kinds u AxrcallarA and horticultural inplensns On
hand.
an ina, of Copper Tin. Brass and sheet Iron ware
al uanafctured AID scves Grates &C Tor sale Ag-
L. hsad orders ard sold 81 ne
mas Prces aud transportation. Aso finneFs'
M.chines "a Tools hon Peck, saith ceS Mana
factory, soEthingtoa. M.
Jusi reserved suBply Of Bush Lima and Corn Beams
1sssS. Rs wKLLEk.
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II II II M s (:

Daily paper, IS per snnum.
Weekly paper,
~ To be inUariably paid IN Advance.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

rTNO sell Goods for ma1uf scturnz houe IN this City
Salary from siC0 10 $3.50 per month add expenses.
On receipt o. ti0, will forward Stmpes By Express
with Instructions or, address enclosing stamps for
particulars, Q. b. ORViS
Real Est7te and Stock Broker,
No. 30, Elm St. Cincinnati, hio.
June 1-6m3Ew. Post once box 2s4o.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.
FORTY-FIRsT ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
June the sth, 9th and 10th, 1851.

F0RTY-FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
June the sth, 9th and 10th, 1857.
Mon day 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ
Tuesday IL o'clock, A NJ, and O'Clock, P. NJ.
And Wednesday, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
OUR friends and patrons and the public generally,
~ invited to attend these exercises at the above times
new Chapel
We have ample and comfortable room for all who
likely to attend except for small boys, not in charge
Of their Parents.
Next Sc sion begins the first Monday in September
June 5-3. Y. d. ELLIOTT
GAZETTE OF FASHION.
Frank Leses Gazette of Fashion, for June received
by tiune 5. HAGAN BRO.
COUNTERFEIT DETECTORS.
White Thompsons DetectOrs for June just received
by HAGAN BRO,
June 5. Union and Market SITS.
HOOPER FRUIT BOOK.
Hooper Western Fruit Book just receivedb by
june 5. HAGAN BRO.
TIME BOOKS.
general assortment in store, for sale by
june 8. HAGAN BKo'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

THE St7ekholters 10 the Ma hve Puhisi ing and Print
ing Company, hereby notified that an nstalment
Of twenty Ave pr Of Ire capital Of said
PAW eael br. piyabs Monday tbs sih June nexs
10 The undersigned al his ofhc IN Nashville
msy2S- d. A s. LINDSLEY President.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.
Special attention will be de voted TO Book and Pamphlet
Work; embracing works upon any subject reports Oo-
ege Catalogue Sermons Addresses, the literary
cuton Of which will receive direct attention from the
Superintendent.
Estimates cheerfuly furnished.
60 AnJ1b- Work will be payable in Cash on delivery.
THE LAS CALL.
/ HAVE a arrival Of Negroes hand, amongst
the excellent ba ,ksmth, his wife and child, that
desire to sell in the county.
may2s REFS ". PORTER.
BACON.
l. O.OOO for sale By
Nays On. DICKEY.
FIRE BRICK.
% 600 FIaE BRICK ON HAND AND FOR SALE
may2s y. n. DIcKgY
STONE WAKE.
e ono GALS STONE WARE, ASSORTED, on BAND
OsOVO and for sale by
may2S y. D. DICKEY
SUNDRIES.
A XLEs, NUTS, WASHERS, BOILERS, RIVETs, DRILLS,
II Grow Barn, on hand aud for sale by
may2s n u. UIcKEY
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Ice Cream Freezers


NTEh4ve the old aehoned Ice Cream Freezer and make
w them Of all sizes, at the lo~est prices.
MAY IS. Make zig 4 WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

WE just received direct from New York f sup
w My OF various sizes % Five MINUTE FREEZ sgS
said any thing before the public. Al
warrant thee articles be good represented
customers need not hesitate to try them
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

CyHHRT BOs0Ms.--ws hare say a sapsre lss sf
al Psr sals - MESf J. n. hsaiiL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

TRUNKS, VALtSEs A CARPET Rags.
FUsf received suah los 81 BEET sole L~athsr frunks
d aud Yasss and Of cheaper styles Also, an az
j. n. NcGlLL,
Iadiss' and Geatsnsns Furnishing Store.
June A. Garner Of saasrs aad College stTees.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-05

A FRIEND TO EQUAL RIGHTS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

It's said tha. poor Mr. Peaselee the lately decspl
t,.ed Boston Collector, upon hearing that be was
supersedeJ. while Freeman singular misnomer y
the Marshal Of that Tx. was retained, exclaimed;
ITO be cure; be caught niger No gaspins
persou in the art Gle Of death ever had anything
t,uer squeezed out Of him by his agonies; ana
Peaselfe might have foreseen that whatever was
bis political influence at home, his was precisely
one Of those cases to which Mr.. Buchanan's RUE OF
rotation could be applied with perfect safety Sup
pose be should get angry at sueh unceremonious
treatment, pray what does Mr.. Buchanan or the
party generally care for that He may cut up
tautrums in comparison with which those Of 8
March hare are sanity itself, but what harm Will
that do to the Administration The truth WAS,
Mr.. Peaselee had no constituency behind him 70
back him up. He has been long 10 Massachusetts,.
but in Massachusetts, there is no Democratic party.
He was citizen of New Hampshire, but the late
election there has shown that Mr.. Buchanan can
have no hope of support from the White Noun
tars He could be Of no possible service except
to be turned out as a shining example of the beau
tiful principle of rotation, and accordingly he has
been turned out. In the present scramble, some
must submit to be made burnt offerings, and who so
fit as the bosom friend of the late Mr.. Pierce
On the other hand, If the Administration cannot
have party in Massachusetts, it must still catch
negroes in Boston, in order to sustain itself else
where. II undoubtedly looks upon Boston simply
place in which to capture fugitive slaves. Hence
it necessary to have there an old, tried and trusty
bloodhound, whose powers of scent have been
tested, and who has shown himself master in that
particular department of veney. Freeman has
been tried ard not found wanting. He is much
reyereDced a, an adept in Norfolk; his praise is in
all The first families of Virginia, and among men
who never heard Of Peaselee. Another Msrshalmight
prove timid or scrupulOus or chicken. hearted or
conscentious--an what would become of the
Uhien then The Cabinet has evidently actedupon
the principle of keeping good Jack Ketch, now
that il has got bin. This, at least, 10 our theory
and if be any consolation to the acephslous Pease-
less he is welcome to it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21

The Hon. NATHANIEL Z. BANKS, jr., late
Speaker of the United States House of Representa-
tiyes, arrived in this city on Thursday, aud is stop
prg with bis family at the Astor House. As pre-
siding officer of the House. Mr. Banks, BY general
consent, has had no superior from the foundation OF
our Government, and no equal but Henry Clay.
This i, rare and proud distinction. We think Mr.
Banks might have been Speaker of the next House,
or in some other official position not less exalted
but for the fatality to the Fremont movement re-
sultiDg in 3 great measure from the dllatoriness,
delay and inaction which were occasioned by his
advice. He belongs to that class of politicians who
believe that Providence makes all the hay, requir-
ing only very slight assistance from man, at late
hour in the day, after the evening dews have com
menced falling, say about an hour before shutdown.
We hold TO a widely different faith. Our sympa'
,hies and confidence are with those who rise with
1.-THE lark to greet the purplDg east
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-21
NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. ALBANY, March 30 lS1.
Memorials were presented for and against repeal o.
moo ifcaion of the law Of 1914 relating to Trinity
Church.
The HMbor Commissioners have sent in supple
mentsry report and map relating to Gowsnus Bay.
Mr. NOXON drew attention to al article In TIE Al
ham Atlas and Argus, accusing the Committee ou
Trinity Church affairs with partial and wrong action
and presented q report wherein the Committee sc-
knowledge there are some Inaccuracies In the test
mony but nothing that can alter the CONCLUSION q
which they arrve-that the law OF 1914 should bs
amended.
MI BROOKS presented memorial from the Mayor
spd Common Council against the Metropolitan Police
bill.
The bill allowing the Industrial SCHOOL, of New.
York to participate in the distribution OF the School
moneys being up for final passage was recommittsd On
motion of Mr.. Nadswortb.
The special order being the Liquor bills, they were
taken up and debate ensued upen them.
The following bills were passed
To change the name OF the Lafarge Insurance Con-
pany
Relative to applications before Justices for the care
of Lunatios
To enlsrge the powers Of Notahes Public
To incorporate the New-l0rk Wsrehousing Con-
pany.