The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

wee Are tse aforesaid COMMITTEES OF the Senate aware
that Ccnsrees II is4I, PASSED resolution roiearsias
ever dollar :, .te exoerse heufrec! Way does act u,
Colonel cpoeyl Cryr.ss usdcr iat re.O,ntion9 VIVA.
h.- tee State a. 90 -l.,' caycs suco eyce,..-f
f,e DIS sci'se .he re'ncysi Of tbs Qossntins aud
to tne care az wnarves aud sos city Of
New ro,l t1...e N.~.s bill; .Io L.,A la coac,..0a
xa.ck all, ensure ESeccy C1ss sSc.
Axr,sdlng conIcttfs c: sixteen has been ordered BY
the House As tho Sc, aye have s!ra labor savng
s.turcn, egsstrr .. sesn Sdi he .he order
al ia. oacss q, tLc Tho iobbs hail these
goJhsIcs 20 :Aa a. So@ thsy have only colvirce
atris q siseeo asoet. teal :a.f bin, are al correct
and hudabe; whereas, sefare took iheu, long wDe
wics have rtcsye: Governors sarction bat before
shOef "ees Apr-- iar 49," houses ~iii throw before
him hc ot three iua,-i. Il al -i,io5 ,ho aiOers
WI teSt' seq, oof kno~ te'.. .b,.t "hen thoy will
be called uron a. OF their Gaa passage What
cc.nrete farce l. this 'rp,e,y In ont Of
OF t.-- Cp the sts'r'c crogsy
The lccy l. beg '.pius to become hs'gsr-pt ius,tu-
ccc ]. us Se account Q! desperate prospect Of
diving very deeply ia;o taa treasury, ca accom-, Of its
empty yaGls. F.ec.ls g. the assembling or The House
this tnSrnrg SIR Wier rea5sr gentleman known
the city II N.~ fo,A uy III. of Alderman Bfggs,
attuoe, point Of exhibiting their science
Ia Hysr when tho SofSoalt ~ a! iIterterec Genera.
tAahcrs s:aTorth 'orra, courageous aspect and g,lt
AeAaSG cane il hare aac TIE effect separating the BEL
lseret.., thereby preyntcs ieiury botn par
tes. II IS net positively g-o~r wat c.ucd the III blood
Some outsters believe tha the Alderman was lobbying
BAL i favor Of 2y.s S,.psaa e. Bs S.ca for discover
Mg che birthplace Of Cater Mat,e,t cthers again,
p-ed might be on account OF tue bin Introduced by Mr.
:ho occupy slips 80, ths pur OF repairag cop
eirg vesse.s IEe E.ebers c. tIa lobby, il taus inter
tcrcg the noo o. the House, Deserve to be driven
she Capitol NJ wier hsi this transaction Ia his
trinGs WLen, u,aa discussion ia relation to chang
icg tie isi;es gallery ne sieke Of the lobby, some VI
whom are 20 bod r,oudeut that they ,dvsie
the oes iaese lobby creatures craw through
nth aid slre t. so ioiar aud their Actions sfe bring
ipe tee Legislature int sreplLe TIE vermm should %
drvea 4 ora the aoCr. r. Tho Hoase will not protect him
.<Mt. W. from their opportunities he should protect hin
seif
rhe Castle Garaen investigating Committee are DO.
ginning elicit Interesting facts Yesterday the
i.--e- OF iae satdeo NJ Ccnsllp WAS examined, sad
testde, that when he leased the garden the
Siouefs hiineeif privilege OF aeug rat
read tickets This he subsequently, assigned to railroad
assccaion, who were manage the business and pay
over &c nn Que quarter OF te profits derived from, the
sac rs'rnac mDsrics; another quarter
psd to Mr Corning and the other half to be divided be-
tween parties whose Nj CoDs,n not permitted
10 kEow. TIE negotiation tor leasing Castle Garden
conducted, the sico of MIR CJnklin, by named
Beamus Al On the side o the railroads by Mr. Anjer-
\son, both Of whom very sngularly absent from
Nhe State ono aiicgea to be tnreso.a and the other
icmovaerc in Europe This Mr. oonsla is the contractor
Tor cr,.r.nc me sper, a.d George Lss il his security
The Isy % Of Ienaar'oa Nj Stevens, is al tbs capital
for day ;~o. 10 bearer Of the dispatches TO
Mr.. CALHOUN, E: Washington upon which that gentleman
declared majority Or FREQ state mon elected to the
Ieses.rrc. Tic h.ycr is what is called democratic
free SG,e man aud though there TO his knowledge
numerous frauds Counjt'sd with regard to tho
sttuon O. before Cong he setes that
order 20 arrest agitation among the people, shoud at
te condfned That slavery exist in the STATE
absolutely impossible as nine tenths Of the people
decidedly and most determineiv against II. Once sd-
m,,.cc STATE, the people will take immetistc
str uct constitution 10 suit themselves, which
vii, settc All cor'rpg opinions which have existed
inside ard outside the Territory The conduct Of Jim
she Il ntghy saprro ed by al neacsab;c and orderly
persons and bis only purpose III keeping mp excite
ment il to ride upon ~brl~iud into tde United States
senate 1hc troops being withdrawn and transferred
tie Utah my, that by the time the proclamation OF
the Prtsdent appears, declaring Kansss state, no:
regular soldief viii De there.