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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

There seems to be q grave dferer ce between us
and some gentlemen in the Assembly Of our State
with whom we have hitherto been 80 fortunate as
TO sgree in the main That difference relates to
the manner in which the current attack on the
Emierant Commission should be met. We have
faith in the integrity and general good conduct of
that Commission, though we do not deem it impos
sible that abuses may have crept into that conduct
If there be such, while we detest the impulses in
which and the men with whom the present foray
originated, we insist that such abuses be ferreted
out and corrected. And we protest against any
action on the part of the Commission, its employees
or Of Republicans in the Legislature, which may
be cited, even falsely, to support charge that our
side breads aud eyades the most searching investi-
gat u.
essIs. Boxer, Van Valkenburgh and Barnes of
TIE Assembly DO not see this matter as we DO, and
the have said their say accordingly. Mr.. Barnes
was particularly indignant without any direct
cause so far as we can recOllect) that he should
have been represented opposed to or impeding
investigation. Yet, on the day after he had aired
his vocabulary at our expense, We find IN our
Legislative report the following:
Mr.. CEANLER offered resolution directing the Ser
geant at Arms to bring james W. Hamilton TO the
bar Of the House, to answer for contempt.
Mr.. BARNES moved as an amendment that the Com
mittee allow the Commissioners of Emigration TO ap
pear by counsel at all times during the investigation
except when discussing and deciding questions, to
examine witnesses and TO allow them 10 produce
witnesses in their behalf, and also 10 dNOr all
tcitncsScS 10 hare the beHcf Of counsel 10 ddrse them
chtn an aRSs ey tcW crim nate McRselrcS or furnish
Ink an he CridenCe that c0ud tend 10 cOHrcf them Of
telonV Or miSdtme0HOr.
If anything has been said or implied by THE
TRIBUNE so damaging to the Castle Garden man
agement as this proposition we wish to recant it,
for we think it canrot be just. We protest against
any more motions from Mr. Barnes, in the guise Of
a friend to the Emgrant Commission. Ne open
enemy could strike such deadly blows the above.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

Our readers will hear gladly that we have pri-
vate and confidential advices from Washington
which fully justify our conviction that the LccOmp-
ton fraud cannot pass the House Of Representatives,.
1T will of course be driven through the Senate on
Monday or Tuesday next, but by smaller MAORI
~ than lie advoc 'tes have confidently anticipated.
Thence it goes To- he House, where very different
fortvne awaits t. Though its hackers have never
triumphtd on me of the preliminary questions
which have diviJed the House, they yet have main
taiued an air of confidence thrOughout-a conf
dsncs which 10 facts known to the public have
warranted. We rejoice however in our ability to
assu,e the adyersaries of government by ballot
stufiua and Directory. copying that this iniqutOus
device will either be laid on the table of the House
or az smended that its own fathers will disownit
OF course unforeseen blunders or culpable apa-
thy on our side uay yet prevent this result but we
deem this hardly possible We exhort all who
sts1 d for Free Kansas to work on in the cheering
knowledge that the great issue IS soon to be de-
cded aii in the lively tai;h that the decision will
be right.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
NJ. PENpLETor tohic. si,r esea an pc'-a.s Of

NJ PFNDLFTON tOhio. aivr sset an inc'sA-e ot
ths Regular Army, s-ati.g "a nece'sfy II We efP',
toe Exec utve to perform efclentJ the dute' npo-e'
on hin by the Constitution.
Mr.. Ptncleon spoke iorCby of the NJ oe. sty oi ue
fencing our extensive possessions agai-s TIE lrfans
some Of whom are inoed - war BY the Slcrinons VINO
Themselves in rebellion. Incidental To the pief' ~
necessity Mr.. Peudletou referred TO the iutGre "arn
thee possessions will bs largely extended BY the sc
QUESTIONS Of Cuba Central Amercs, MeX'cc. &c. lie
thought that II was the duty # the Government to
demand peremptorily from Spain, indemnity tor ihe
past and security FOR the future and on her failure 70
give IT, to take Cuba The other couOtries alluded 10
would all come in good time.
Mr.. HUMPHREY MARSHALL (Ky.l replied 70
Messrs. Faulkner and Pendetou comphmeuisng tue
regular army for IL bravery a1d chiyalrc sense OF
hopor, but fayorDg the employment OF volunteers "a
tire pYesert emergency the most ready and eitent
force. Recruiting for the regnlsrs, he SAID WAS
slow process while FIVE regiments of volunteers are
now ready for service. snd can march 10 morro"'
Mr.. BINGHAM Ohio was opposed bonn 70 nc
msiority bill for the enrolment ot volunteer ana To
M Faulkners substitute for additional regulars A.
at present advised he would vote against the pro
pc sed increase either of volunteers or regulars o he
did not believe that the condition OF affairs 10 taa VI
Texas or anywhere else required L. The Mofmons
were told by the Democratic party that they might
regulate their domestic institutions IN ther own way
and they established polygamy. lie wanted Consiess
to start in the right direction. Let them pass "a"
prohibitinp po'ygamy IN the future. LET AL pfhCe'u'
r, medes be first exhausted before resoring to the AZ
btrament of the sword. II these fall then resort 20
conflict Of arms He thought that under present eir
cupstances the House would be more WITHIN tne iine
of its duty in preparing articles agss'
the President for high crimes and InsIyui'"n leu ,rrn
than in voting five regiments to put under hs 'on'o
during the reCess Of Congress ,. - .hs
Nj BRYAN Texas advocated volunteers ior ' ino
frontiers Of Texas. The regulars in that state having
been ordered to Utah, he showed the necessity "
Mr. CIDDINGS Ohio said few words in defense
of tie indians. who he cOntepded would not inJure
the whites if thev did not modest them
Mr. FARNSWORTH llll.l proposed an athenumeus
that so much Of the bill as provides for mounted
force in Texas shall not bs put into effect IN case sne
shall secede from, or maintain hostile attitude
tow ard the Union. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

Ex.Ald Smith of Brooklyn, who was wounded
in CaLal street on Sunday night by pistol shot
intended for another person, died yesterday, after
suffering amPutatiOn of the arm. This unfortunate
occwreDce is a fearful commentary upon the inse-
curity of life in this city. The ueighborhood in
which it happened is Infested by dozens of low
grOg-sbop brothes, from one of which the disturb
ance ending so sadly sprung. If it were possible
to enact law c,nfscatng house of disorderly
character and inhexbly selling it for the benefit o.
the State, leaving the owner without the hope Of
recovery, we might sbate these nuisances. All
other methods have failed
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE
Rhode Island Republican State
Convention.

PROVIDENCE, Wednesday March Il, 1853.
straight Republican State Convention was held in
this city to-day The Hon. Thomas Davis, late NJ. c.,
presided. 1t was small n numbers, aud composed Of
those opposed to the action of the late Republican
STATE Convention in changing the name of the party to
that Of American Republican.
IL nominated the present Governor, Lieutenant
Governor and Secretary OF State for reelection, who
are also the candidates of the American Republicans
New men were placed in domination for the offices of
General Treasurer and Attorney General.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
IAddi,ionL BY Telegsph.l

SENAlE-IfFNihe sfrtf1c. A..
The Controller aud Attorney General tePo'teua - y
of particulars az TO the expense of the refersnse
case q the State W. Munson j. Lockwood
have no official certificate Of the Judgment Ie'S'
against the State, but believe Il $S,WO. "a
The bill 10 provide a Clerk and Deputy 10 tneN. tneN
Of Special Sessions in Nev-iork, wss otSx
a third reading after adopting an amendment " -
Nixon that three Justices Of the said C0sr
sit one of whom shall preside, aud that g.
Justices in Convention shs designate the : u-tss
the said Court and term OF attendance tne 81
yisors to e the compensation for such extra ser's
which are not tO be diminished or increased nsf-
the term of office $50 gives the conveDuon
noyer To appoint extra Clerks, whose conpensSia
il TO be 6Sed by the Superv isors.
Progress was then repOrted on the ball 10 protect
burial Of the dead.
The bill authorizing Mr. Woodruff % place slespz
car. on all the railroads the State aud not 70 char
exceeding fifty cents for any distance over one ou
dred miles and twenty-five cents for les nsa
.undred miles, was ordered 10 a third readog
The Senate, in Committee, considered ID rsiro~
free-psss bill. and adopted the orgins! bI IS S''
Guced by NJ. Stow. -.
Tn o'cioct p. n.-The Senate i, stu iebl,DsD
Il erits Of the bill.
NJ. VAS VALgEssuRgH made fall AMI elS
lepy to the speech Of Mr.. Lsniug on tns fe1.s
Irqurirg into the charges against the state h'S'
Societies.
Mr.. CRAIS spoke on the Democratic SIDE.
The subject was made the special order 90 MO-
sveiirg The New Utrecht Tax bill, the W&br
Buri4l-Ground Amendment bill and PoggakryT,
Charter bill. were ordered 10 a third reading y
Metropolitan Police bill was made the speoi ~
or Friday. Adjourned.
The Castle Garden Committee met this ase0e
Mr. Hsmiton attended and testhei ths eIaes
we're charged no more for tickets inside ih% -
would be outside the Depot. DR.. <. Hsn' "'r
paed as a witness, brought up with him i0'..
showing how the assessment; Of percentage 80
road tickets sold inside the Depot was to be ~
aDd amorg whom. Thee papers, lest in 80 o'a =,
pocket at Congress Hal were stolen tbsreiN'
Harris testified before the Committee that 'e =
ceL,sge was divided up into certain nunbef o. ~
ard distributed among various indiyiiusl'
TIE Committee then adjourned anel to-lnon"'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

A public meeting Of prominent clergymen aud
laymen was held last night at the Historical So
ciety Rooms, to initiate measures for the better
observance of the Sabbath. A general Interchange
ofopiniOns was had, but no decisive course was
resolved upon beyond personal effort to induce
such Improvement in public opinion as would tend
to secure the enforcement of laws upon the subject.
Oiher meetings will probably be held.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

Seldom does a mail from Europe bring such
mass of interesting intelligence as that of the
steamer North American. On another page We
give the speech of Lord Derby on appearing in the
House Of Lords as Prime Minister of Great
Britain; detailed report of the trial of Orsini
and his comrades and vivid narrative of the
capture of Yek and the other high officials OF
Canton, oil received by that steamer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

In the SENATE yesterday, Mr Crittenien made
thorough and searching exposure Of the Kansas
usurpation, which excited unusdal interest, and
produced a marked effect upon wayering minds.
He was followed by Mr.. Trumbull of Illinois, at
the conclusion Of whose remarks the Senate ad-
jouIned.
In the HoUsE, the Army bill was discussed BY
Mes.rs. QuitmaD, Pendleton Humphrey Marshall,
Bingham, Bryan and Giddings.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

We learn from Washington that NOSES ODELL
has been SppOiuted a General Appraiser OF Gus
toms in cur city, vice Stephen d. DMayc, removed.
We believe this change viii be generally approved
the removal part Of il, at least
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
-. Pa,rick's Day i'm Toronto.

ToRoNIo, c. w, Wednesday, March u! loIo.
serious row occurred here To-Day III t"e ,, i.'s,
nrocsssion in honor of ST. Patrick One man named
Matthew Shehan supposed to be fatally stabbed
numbt Of Others seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
Netp9lurk DAILY Gsibm,te
THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1853.
THE vIRGINIANs, PART v.

THACKERAYs new novel (THE VIRGINIANS)
is continued in TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this
week. Persons desiring copies can obtain them
at our Publication office, this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
The Genesee River.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. Wednesday, March Il, i>S.
The Genesee River is unusually high, and IN conse'
ouepce of il the Genesee Valley is flooded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The memorial frcm the Legislature cf Utah was or.
dtred to be printed.
Mr.. QUtT'MAN Miss appealed b the House 20
take up the Army hil aud continue the debate thereon
unit ii was posed o. which he supposed would 0s
to morrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
The Providence Banks.

ff0'lDtNf, X; l. Wednesday March l.. 1853.
Inc providence Bank Statement for the week end.
ing the 18th Dst., shows the following.
Circulation. 81 $40 TG6 Io.n.. sis a5 S4i
psPa's''''' iSSl5E specse.,.,.,.... 5?0.s2S
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
The New.Jersey Legislature.

TREsToS. Wednesday, March II, lN''
The two Houses of the Legislature of New-ersey
have determined to adjourn die on the lSth Inst'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

Found DRowsID.-T1e BODY Of an unA ,'.,,s
va, ,ioald on Wednesday IL The river Al the toe 80
street Toe deceased had he sDpslf,nce 81 h''lf %
and bis body bad been 10 .as gs.er l)os time AZ
b, he'd p,gG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

Mr. Regent Calhoun has under the pressure
sgains, Lecomptcn, at length made up his mind TO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

give tse certfcate', so ss to make The Lesi'la-
ture of Kan.as Free Stste
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
The Massachusetts Legislature.

Bosros. Wednesday, March Il, 1853.
The address for the removal OF Judge LorDg passed
he Senate by vote Of a to H.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

NJ. join NUgent, formerly editor Of
HALIFAX n. S., died in Brooklyn, on TresdE'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
Bueinces Notices.

"'"' " G,tN. No. 2ii Broaiv9y,
Opposite 81 Psuls
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
BARTHOLF'S

PATENT SEWING MACHINES.
Yt Taors Psu Vest and Dressmsksrs Boot and shoe Fit
teis aud general use. Slesroom No 4s9 Broadway,
Corner Broop.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18
HrNT. WEBSTER g. Co.

InpsovEp TtGnT STITCH SEwING MAcH1NES
We are prepared to exhibit this newly invented ans
vuabs nstrument and would respectfully solicit call from all
persons o Sewing Machine vhoss qualities have only
b b tried TO be duly appreciated We hsye opened the eono
dion, rooms No 4s9 Bosdwsy fo the sale Of these machines
all respectfully Invited 10 examine aud decade
ppos their insSts for themselves
HuNr, WEBSTER / Co.. No. 469 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

CEDAR TRUNKS for preserving Furs and Woolens
from moth JoN BLACKS large Trunk Stores No Mutrsyst
aud No 72 Mlidenlsne. Prices 81 and 50 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-18

HOUSEHOLD FURNITCRE.-HENRY III. LEEDS
Co. store No % Nassu between Pine and Ce1. sta will
give their personal attention 20 the sale OF Househod Furniture
rescenoes Of families removing declining housekeeping
during tho season They will also have regular weekly sses at
for convenience Of those desiring this medium OF
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Ar.ival OF .he s.eam.hlp cahauhn.


Inc U. s. mail steamship cahawba, Capt. Bulloeh
from New York via Havana on the 18th inst LEFT the
latter port the evening of the 18th inst and arrived
az the bar Tuesday evening, bat was detained nv
thick weather April 10th. lat. 1880. lon. isis
passed schooner Abbey Whitman, of Boston No
special news in Havana. There was much talk ~
the ball given on board the ship of the line isabel "a
wnich gathered together the officials as well as the
pean'y and fashion of Cuba. 1t was splendid affair
the report that the new ministry had based their
e1s'ehne upon the abolition of slavery in all the
spanish realms, has caused quite an intense exci,e
nleht among the mOned men of Cuba.
sugar market is quite dull but the prices araaEot
aitered, although Few sales have been made a. ~
.a'es, stock on hand, 1884, 600 boxes at Matanzas
o4ooO boxes Exchange on London. Ia to 10, nTe'
mum New Orleans, to per cent premium d. s.
coin, per cent premium.
Health ia Havana good
lhe following are the numbers and prneinal nr;zos
drawn u Tue Havana Lottery on the lGth
No. 4l25, 800 600 1886, $50 900 Sgee eqo ooo,
zaVo<s slVo00i 1887, IS 900 1850 ~ O0a Inlso'
s5uoo lI6s6, 81 900 l99eG 81 900 1924 Al ooS
- lO6s9, 81 900; l632s, 81 600. ia5IS
hawba: e''S W Tue "a
W. WI y walker lady and son. s. r. Hard n q Iosnso, w.
AMI ssh,pe Snlpasn and lady. d Maxwell Dr Ns,is
III rony anS Ms Is GsIid Ms Reynolds and sou Ma j
soses g s Peter Roach, Mrs s. BreSast' 1 ~ \
hrosher NJ IN nm and child Mr. RAiawoFt W Iegch and
~ AnsshA q Antouia and lady il Ncsfe' faint
., Gers- e'' . NeNakin Ms. Han'er O. A. ya
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Assumye Ans OF MASTERS.

.
Under the head Of Black Rppubleanism rs State
Riehts.n the Columbus (Ga-) Times and Sentinel Of
the 18th ult quotes the following as having appeared
in the New York Courier and Enquirer Of the goth
Of last February;
If snv State should attempt 10 secede she will be
whipped into suhiection. Should they continue re
ffaetorv the United States would be compelled. uti-
maely to hold such refractory States as colonies,
Just as span and other European powers hold their
Stare colones--nnt such time US 1t might be sale to
RELY upon their obedience.
If 4 southern state should attempt to resist she
will be made to submit and bear herself with defer
ence and respect thereafter to those who morally
and socially her equals, and politically and physically
her superiors and when provoked to demonstrate it,
II needs be, her masters.
Unmistakable language. that hut no more unmis-
taxable than the language used in more important
quarters. Other Freesoil journals have said the
same thing, and Freesoil Senators and Representa-
tyes on the floor of Congress, during the present
session. have made declarations which amounted to
the same thing. Senator Hamn Of Maine, said the
South should not go ont of the Union under any cir
the North would compel her to
remain il she tried TO go. Senator Seward stated
that the battle had been fought and won BY the Free
soers, and minated that the Union should last and
that he expected to live until the footstep of slave
should not polute the .soil Of the North American
continent. And all the important leaders and organs
Of Freesosm have made declarations equivalent to
the above, although eouched in different language.
All appear embued with the idea that the triumph Of
anatcism is near at hand and express savage exult
alton The prospect that their long prosecuted
hated and pursued enemy, will soon be in their
power, helpless, bound hand and foot. Their juba-
tons partake more Of the brutal characteristics OF
wild Indians, than civilized white men.
There's many slip between cup and lip" &C
cording to the quaint old saying, and the fanatics
may yet fail in their unhallowed schemes Of oppres-
sion plumber and spoation. That rich and glorious
prize, the South, may yet escape their Internal
clutches. Nothing but union, harmony and determi
nation on our part is required to secure that end
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Great Louisiana Remedy.
COIN s. APERL AP f u NJ
Office, No. IA Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole manufacturer ns
ion to the public remedy of great value for variety Of
troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
He safely recommend in all Cutaneous Diseases Of the
Skin for Badness Dandru in the Hair DsorgaBAion OF the
Digestive Organs Chs and Fever Bilious Chagres and In
terment Fever Diseases Of the Liver ard Kidneys Female
Complaints etc. etc. And in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully al the attention of the public
the following certificates from persons living this city
New Orleans, January 20, 1853
N b. Goins-Dear Sir On my from Apiuwall in July
last had attack Of Chagres fever trying
every imaginable remedy without effect induced try
your Kaperapeum or Fever and Ague Tonic happy
say that although 1t is months
dose, have not been troubled with chill since
every believe that medicine the effect Of
rely removing the disease from my system II therefore
affords pleasure to recommend it valuable medi.
cine Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street,
New Orleans, La,
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BENEFIT OF Nix. DELAGRAyE-The popular tenor
singer Of the Orleans theater Mr. Deagrave, takes
bis benefit tonight; appearing with all the strength
Of the company, in Halevys opera, " Les Mousque-
tares de la Reine.n The signal ability which Mr..
Deagraye has at all times displayed during bis en-
gagement at the 0reans--beng successful in all
kinds Of opera, grand as well as comic-will enttle
him to the high favor in which he is held BY the
operagoing community and now that he is an
neunced for benefit, his friends and admirers will
be sure to turn out en- masse, and compliment him
with benefit in some degree commensurate with his
merits.
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Rs~Notiee We have been Informed that
several unpneiped parties have time past been re
hllne our supply bottles spurious article and Railing a,
TO their customers genuine Hoststter Bitter, An such
engaged should be Stunned BY value their health for
evident tes those Who would prostitute themselves to one
base aeton would not hesitate In others woud also ear
nes'y caution YOU to examine well the before
As in dhere parts Of the Union worthless
SIRE gotten up with the evident design being pae Oh our
hiiier having similar label and The isens
ee taken on verbatim the cnittance Of Dr. j. Hostel
sers nsnae, HOSTEL Err sNIra
Pittsburgh, Pa.
sod by druggists and dealers generally, al9 2p6,&uw
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ss n. vignie, auctioneer, will sell this day, al
Nisaas The following isi Of valuable properties
An elegant three story brick dwelling house ~
street, near Lafayette steel. s W N-''Has' s'
~ w o. 'und forming splendid location for family
residence, corner Of Charles and ST. Jo.sne
buildings thereon. sr" 'Nes''. WIN me
lasFel los and dwelling house en- Drvad.s .,,..,
Poydfss market s''ese near me
story brick store No. ls4 Poydras street
ST. Peter. - ss'~esh ~ john and
4swosefy brick dwelling house. No - rhaia stree,
s~es'ots frame dwelling house, No 60 Triton WAY
river. e.' ""a ironing the
lotof ground On Jackson street between r. s.n. -.
streets Tor account Of the estate q Polly wlisms "
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can operate H. and experience in the Sewing Machines
demonstrates that his Machine to get out Of order
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The Rev. Robert q. Williams Of Woodbury. Conn saws
Amer an examination Of every other Sewing Machines
was fully convinced is the best an almost constant
use OF It for some time has realized my
io know there Is no other machine that will little
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planter says ~ used to employ three four hands
making clothes for the but since purchased ,our Weeds
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itself every three monihs.r
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