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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

las~ am q candidate for reelection to the
Office of Clerk of the County Court for this
County, subject TO the decision OF no convention
whatever. Zap lO-tEl b h. BERRY.
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my IO-so2w MARTIN h GEDNEy.

A LEXANDRIA LIVERY AND SALE
N STABLE.-Will be opened on Tuesday,
September lst, ut the corner Of Queen and Far
fur streets, one square north Of Nertos HoteL the
LIVERY STABLE recently erected BY the sub
scrber, where may be had at all times HORSES
AND BUGGIES, RIDING HORSES, &c, &c.
The proprietor will also receive HORSES on
sale, and at Livery. All Horses sold at my
Stable will be sold as though they were my
own, and prompt returns will be made. Com
mission for the sale OF HORSES entrusted TO
my care moderate. My Stables are fitted up in
the best style, and the business will receive my
personal attention. Gentlemen in the country
having Horses Tor sale or exchange are referred
to any OF the merchants OF Alexandria
aug 2S-eotf THOMAS COYLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

TOME AND SEE JOHNSON'S 500 PA
I ! TENT ELASTIC STITCH and the Dl-
MOCK LOOpER Sl5 SEWING MACHINES,
now on exhibition, and Tor sale, al POlShL q
STCMP'S Auction House, No. III, King street,
next door to the Marshall House, where you
can witness the operation OF two OF the most
valuable household articles ever offered 10 any
community. They are both particularly adap-
ted to family use, as they will sew substantially
the coarsest cloth, az also the finest fabric. Ali
persons are invited 10 call and see their wonder
fu performance, and have the opportunity OF
securing their valuable services. Their even
operation. durability and cheapness, puts them
within the reach OF every family To give the
reader an idea OF the simplicity and ease with
which they can be managed, We would say,
that one hours instruction only IS required to
enable the learner 10 become perfectly familiar
with their operations. Give us call, and II
you are satisfied of their value, leave your or.
der, and YOU shall be furnished with one IN
every particular equal 10 those on exhibition, or
those OH exhibition, If preferred.
POISAL x STUMP, Agents.
We are the only authorized Agents for the
sale OF the above Machines, in the county and
city of Alexandria. [my ls-dim] P. .& 5.
T IGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!!-THEV YES
PER GAS LIGHT, is now on Exhibition
and for sale at the cheap Auction House, No.
~ King .strod, mar Hs Marshall Homse.-Thls
is the cheapest and safest LANif-no danger
OF EXPLOSlON-and gives most beautiful
GAS LIGHT, far superior 10 the Gas now in
use, and Is. without doubt, the most economical
Lamp ever brought before the Public. And
the cheapness OF this Lamp places it within the
reach of all Come ore, come all. Leave your
orders-Pay your five dollars which is the price
for the VESpER GAS LAMP, and you will
save twenty-five dollars year by the operation
n We are the onlv authorized Agents for
the vesper Gas Light in the county and city OF
Alexandra. POlSAL 4 STUMP, Agents.
INV l1-dlm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

THOMAS CLOVES, No. l46, Corner Of King
| and ST. .7sqph streets, .Aierand'ia, Va, dealer
IN GROCERIES, LIQUORS. Foreign and Do
mestic; and attends to the sale OF all kinds OF
Produce, Poultry, Butter, Pork, &c.
nv st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

Wv PALE AND AMBER ALE, Man.
"A n ufactured at No. 2S3, King street
next door TO O'Neal's Tavern-The subscribers
now offer 10 the public, a very superior article
Of ALE, pronounced TO be so by excellent
Judges. II is manufactured by experienced
hands, out of the best quality OF material, and
is highly recommended Ior Dyspepsia, and as a
general tome TO the system.
This ALE is sold in barrels, half barrels and
kegs, and at a lower rate than is offered in other
cities The barrels, half barrels and kegs, will
be received by US, and the money for them re-
funded if they are not injured, according 10 the
usual custom. Terms cash
my l0-po2w MARTIN Il GEDNEv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
7 HAVE now Oh hand large assortment Of
| Pleasure and FAMILY CARRIAGES, and
10 person intending to purchase Carriage this
season should fail TO look al these before purcha
sing elsewhere. as there is not such an assort
ment this side OF New York. The Carriages are
all warranted, and the prices correspond with
the times.
Also. on hand number of GOOD SECOND
HAND CARRIAGES, some nearly new, aud
suitable for town or country.
THOMAS YOUNG,
No 400 Pennsylvania Avenue, cor. OF u SIS.
Washington, ap l3-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

nONCINE SWEET OLIVE OIL SOAP,
especially recommended for whitening
and beau,ifying the Skin, just received at
H. B. WHITTINGTON'S,
nv Is 81 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

= VESSEL WANTED.-A Vessel want
sxrd Tor Providence. Despatch given.
PN FOWLE 4 Cn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

lust RECElYED-Perambula a new
% and very handsome style OF Gigs; also, the
Empire Cab, Rocking Horses &c
my 22 &. c. BERRY. No. ~, kingst.
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..@, The steamers GE0RGE PAGE
lfsssl,SD THOMAS COLLYER will run
r.liarly, at the following hours:
lave Alexandria at Al, 7, S, 9, 10, II, A.
y IT 2, 3, 4, and S, p NJ
LsNe Washington at 6t S, 9, 10, IL, A. M,
g. J, 81, 4, 81, and g, p. NJ
FARE l3 CENTS.
"HALEY'S 0MNlBUSES connecting with
rPAGE and COLLYER, will leave the Cap
. and corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania
s'..ae, the same time the boats leave Alexan.
u RICHARD WALLACH,
NJ l-tf President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

IOHN MARSHALL, .ATTORNEH 1T
sy L.AH, Alexandria, Va. ESF Office on King
sfreei over TaYlOr n Hnlchisons ap 21--W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

cuTBBERT POWELL W. LEVIN POWELL
(late " Ioudoun)
DOWELL & CO., General CONMIS
SION MERCHANTS, DEALERS IN WINES,
TEAS, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c, corner ktng
and Union streets, .Aisrdndrtd, Va.
r. Strict personal attention given to the
sale of all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. All
orders filled with despatch. my l9-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

c. J. WISE. x GREENE
TINE GROUND PLASTER, 22a0 POUNDS
TO THE Tor, constantly ground and for
sale by WISE Il GREENE, At the Franklin
Steam Mills, Alexandria, Va. CALcINED PLAs-
TER always OF hand
D-Counting Room, Nod South Union street
nv 5-dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS 1857
TKSKss;slsE5s|ll!.

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
INVITE the attention Of the public to the
aclities afforded by this Company, for the
q,, aud safe conveyance of Specie, Bank
S"-,, valuable packages, heavy and bulky
|. '..:,t&c.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore,
..s!elp",a, New York, Boston, Providence,
i.r.ord &c. leave our Office daily, at 2, P. M.
EXPRESSES for the South, 10 Richmond,
''-i;richsbmg, Petersburg, Lynchburs, and for
pG, IN North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
o. Alabama, and Tennessee, leave daily at
I.PM
OR EXPRESSES are always accompanied
| y ,'leiul and trustworthy messengers, and the
2sss eau rely upon all business entrusted to us
&-! done with safety, punctuality, and des-
1,..
ss-0n heavy freight from Baltimore,
cent, = 100 lbs; from Philadelphia, vi;
on New York, 81 so
NopacSages OF goods taken by weight, un-
.s weighing over 200 lbs.
. eb2O-tf r. w FALLS, Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

UIILLIAM H. MUIR, MANUFACTURER AND
" DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CABINET FUR
NITURE, CHAIRS, MATTRESSES, LOOK
ING GLASSES. &c, corner of King and ST.
4sSph sfreefs .akrn~drin, Va. ie 2-1v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

4 UCTION HOUSE, No. III KING STREEr-
~ Just received fresh supply Of DR. Y
GOODS We name in part, Lawns Mourning
Goods, Ginghams, Counterpanes, Bobblnetts,
Swiss Muslins Collars, Sleeves, Cuffs, Mourn
ing do. Diaper Cambria, Dotted Swiss Muslin,
Plaid Cambrics, Wool Flaids, Fancy Shawls,
lnserrings, Laces, Shirting Linen, Apron Check,
Handkerchiefs, Kid Gloves, Cotton, Thread,
Wool, Cashmere, Doeskin do, Combs, Razor
Strops, and a great variety OF other Goods too
numerous to mention, all OF which we will sell
80 per cent. less than any other house this side
OF Philadelphia.
We also call the attention of Country Mer-
chants strangers, and others, 10 our lot Of
BOOTS and SHOES-Ladles' Slippers, Jefier
sons &c.
We are in weekly receipt of fresh Goods, Of
all descriptions Auction every night, commen
cling at y o'clock. POlSAL n STUMP,
ll2 King street Alexandria, Va
TAYLOR X CO., AuCtioneers APPS
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A CARD.-W. J. HIGDON, for the present
~ can be sornd at W. F.. ATwELL's l24.
King-street. All orders in HOUSE, SIGN, and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. promptly atten
ded to. Orders from the country particularly
rsoussted feb LETT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

EINE TABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED
4 WARE offer al small advance upon
cost superior Ivory Handle Table and Dessert
Knives, with or without Forks; Carvers; Game
Carvers; Scoops Tor Pine Apple Cheese; Bread
Knives, and Nut Picks. Also, Silver Plated
Forks Spoons, Ladies', Castors, &c These
Goods are from the best manufacturer know.
They are heavily plated on the best quality OF
Abata, and will give satisfaction.
NH JOHN OGDEN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-25

ID EDUCTION OF FARE-The fare at the
IL MARSHALL HOUSE corner of King
and Pitt streets, Alexandria, Va, will hereafter
be ) So per day
II 0MNIBUSES and PORTERS regular in
attendance at the arrival and departure OF the
Cars and Boats. ]. +. GRlGSBY,
my h-ti Proprietor.
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"A ppryls ANTHONY LAWSON
IN A. BREWIS & co, WHOLESALE AND RE-
. TAIL GROCERS, LIQUOR, IND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, CAMERON STREET
a,rx.Snp,I v. NH lit
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NJ ELDRlDGE, GENER.4L COMMIS-
lN SION MERCHANT aud SHIP BIO
KER, also, Agent for the Boston, Alexandria
and Georgetown regular line of Packets Union
Wharf Alexandria Va nov 4-tt
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16
ReinfOrcements for Utah...The PreSt.
dents Message on the Ffilfbusters.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8

" hiN"iON, oaiI' o.
Orders are issued and will be dispatched
Immediately, for the LIST cavalry, and the 9Th
Infantry now in Kansas, and the 18th infant.
ry now in Texas, to hold themselves in read
mess to march by the 1st Of April, to rem
force the army in Utah. Troops from the
Pacific side will also be ordered.
The War Department has determined on
sending Immediately large reinforcemenls to
the army now serving in Utah. This force
will consist of four full regiments which will
be composed of both cavalry and iulantry
with 70 light batteries of infantry.
Ii Is expected that they will concentrate at
Fort Leavenworth, and take up their liue of
march at an early day.
The Senate to-day in executive session,
confirmed the nomination of rheo. Sedgw c.,
as District attorney of New Yor;, in place
OF John McKeon, removed. The vote was
% to %.
The following is part of the con, hiding
portion of the Presidents Message: "rhe
tide of emigration will flow to the SOuih
and nothing can eventually arrest 1t, prog
ress, it permitted to 90 there peaccfully.-
Central America will contain an American
population, which will confer blessings and
benefits as well upon the natives as their re
spcctive governments. and liberty under the
restraint of law will preserve domestic peace.
while the different transit routes across the
lSthnus, in which we are so deeply interes
ted, will have assured protection OF affairs
The truth is that no administration Can sue
cessfully conduct the foreign affairs of the
country in Central America, or any where
else, if 1t is to be interfered with at every
STEP by lawless military expeditions set on
foot in the United States"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16
Democratic State Convention.

INDIA HAP'' LIS, > III. =.
The Democratic &. nv.nuon f., ibe pon
nation. Of : at, officers a-s, let m t. n,l.
OF Representatives tiis M rili,,. It 10 n',.l Eek.
Il ID at,el considerable conf. sion, rry,niz,.
10y t'lc ccction OF Gov. A. i. Wizard. ~,
President.
~ large meetin. was held in the Captnl
last night, which was addressed by Gov.
Willard, Hon. Jno. Petit, judge Hughes, NJ.
c., and others.
Hon. Jesse ID. Bright and many other dis
tinsu'shed politicians are mere
A Convention of the Snl,llers of the War
of 1912. was held in this city t. day. A
memorial was adopted asking Congre.s to
make some apnr"prialion irr the Sol i,is Of
the War of 1872, and those OF the Frontier
Indian Wars If the same period.
1t was stated by several speakers that a
number OF the men who Composed the ar
mes of the West at that time are N neceSs:-
tous circumstances, and that it s no more
than justice that Congress should afford
them son pecuniary aid
After mutual salutatiOn, and renewal of
old acquaintance by the members, the Con
vcnton adjourned, TO meet here on the 4tb
of March next.
The nominations made this afternoon are
as tol owS :-Secretary of State, Daniel Nc
Clure Treasurer, Aqunlla Jones Auditor
Jno. w. Dodd; Attorney General, E. Nc.
Donald; Sup't of Public Instruction, S. j.
kngs Judges of Supreme Court, S. +. Per
kins, }. l.. Hanna and David Warden. All
except Mcssrs. Ragg, Hanna and Warden,
are the present incumbents. Resolutions
We're passed endorsing the present admins
tration The friends of Douglas are very
much dissatisfied and there will probably be
another Convention called.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16
Deadly ARRAY between Germans an u
Irish at DUBUQUE.

The Dubuque papers give the particular.
of most desperate AMI bloody affray in that
city on Saturday night the 2nd inst.
The scene of the; occurrence was in West
Dubuque, in stone building known as the
Western Brewery Hall. In this Hall the
Germans were enjoying ball, when gang
of Irishmen, partly intoxicated, came in and
disturbed them this being resented by the
Germans, general scrimmage ensue}, in
which severa Irishmen were shot, one NAMED
Th,mas Gaipor killed instantly; his br other
Phillip Gain or, MORALLY wounded, anda third
brother, Ohm Gainor, dangerously cut and
bruised, probably MORALLY. Pat Melody, an
other Irshman, was badly cut and brui sed'
and his nose nearly severed from his face
Two other men were badly wounded, and a.
bout twenty others more or less wounded,
on both sides: The Hall itself was made
complete wreck Ct, in the battle.
The Irish were plainly the aggressors; and
the Germans acted in self defence.
Is it not strange that Irishmen cannot let
the Germans alone in their social epiovmen ts
Who ever heard of Germans meddlin.y
with an Irish meeting, or an Irish ball. or an
Irish gathering of any kind ?
Yet how frequently we hear of the Irish
distu bling them.
While the loss Of life is to be regretted
and deplored, the lesson taught the Irish is
not.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16

Let wise men Of the east rejoice ! Min
.nesnta has actually been covered with snow,
10 the depth oi-.four inches. 1t has nearly
all gone off. however; for which we are sor
w. both because it has spoiled the sleighing.
nd interlered with the cOld-weather gossip
Oh nut Minnesota.
1t is the Winona Republican of the 9th
&c IT, ,uary, that quIzzes our Officious east
an, hno, hren, in the foregoing fashion. On
.toc.I 9wever, after the Republican was is
Ir to let them know another four
rim came to gladden. our hearts.
slsnderers a fresh chance to
scare tmid Poop. e by ez'gsera'ns 1t INTO a
fou,. foo, Instead a, four inch one, which is
A., , hat, re proportion of fact
to fancy iii the system. ATTIC s. a'e'nen'S OIL east
ern newspapers respect. 'g N'h . A'.N ~
winters. To be sure evt N FOR.
last mentioned snow has iis:appeart =,
the suns rays; but then, as we wr' , =.
Heavens look encouragingly for a. nother op.
ing of its frosty windows, and for = bowman
Of frozen fleece to replenish GU sca"'y
stock of the stuff that makes roads e: Wy Aho
burdens light. Let it fall !
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16

upper-ten would have kept the angelic eye
lashes in a constant state OF soak Oh
GoRMAx! GoRMAN! thou art destined we
fear, to bear worse than the primeval curse
to see other men obtain their political bread
through your sweat and labors. Our sympa-
thies, we confess, are slightly with the EN-
Governor in his fallen condition. 1t hurts
our feelings to behold him compelled to bear
not only "the slings and arrows of outrage Gus
fate - but the proud Pioneers contumely !;
its sneers and above all its patronage! Let
misfortune take any other shape but that
would be our prayer.
But We had nearly forgot our "hrst-rate
notice, and if the above won't answer forlt
we shall hav, to postpone to another time,
our urgent recommendation Of the abilities,
knowledge of law, industry attention, acute
hess. smartness, oratory, intelligence, intel
lect, drive, push, go-aheadativeness of Ex-
Governor.nary Senator Willis A. German,
ATTORNEY at Law" and so forth!
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16


Last night we received here the most graf
flying and reliable intelligence that the diff
cultles in the vicinity of Fort Scott have been
settled.
On last Wednesday, three messengers sent
by General Lane arrived in Lawrence, and
informed us that he was entrenched in a
strong position that the troops were then
twelve miles distant, and advancing upon
him, numbering, with their allies, the Missou-
rians, about two hundred and sixty. We
were also informed that Gen. Lane would be
sure to beat them.
But the expected collision has not occur
red the prisoners have been released, and
General Lane was probably in Lawrence last
Friday night, or early yesterday morning.
This you may rely upon.
Our Territory is now in state the most
ripe for civil war. We have no conservative
districts now. The northern part of Ka, sas
was the least compromising in the Conven-
ton. 1t was ready to spring Patrick Hen
rvs cry upon us, and lead us to its conse-
quence. Fortunately, Gen. Lanes prompt
ness and prudence has arrested a state OF at
fairs that might so easily have been made to
develop the most disastrous consequences.
Let the Administration take the response
bility of what may happen hereafter.
WILBERFORCE.
From the Osawatome Herald Dec. 26.
This morning Gen. Lane, his staff, and the
Prairie City company left for their homes,
and the Burlington rifles of our town DIS
banded and have returned to their various
avocations, several promotions having been
made in their ranks.
Thus has this serious outbreak, through
the interference of the militia been speedily
suppressed. That it originated from the pro-
slavery party, encouraged by the recent course
of the administration, we have no doubt
The very fact of the making OF arrests under
law, from its tyrannical import being al
most obsolete, at this particular time, is suffi-
Gent evidence in our mind that this was sig
nal for the incursions of MiSsourians on the
day of developing that bogus constitution !;
and the only reason they did not vote extern
sively down in Bourbon, as they came In.
was that they were frightened off by the
Free State men.
One thing may be deduced from this and
which is a source of consolation and cncour-
agement to every Free State man residing in
Kansas, or wishing to make it his home
They are able to protect themselves and, if
need be, to restrain the troops, when il-di-
rected Another, that they will not submit
to arbitrary laws enforced by outsiders, even
should the prisoners be promised "Christian
and humane treatment" and their friends be
imp ruined to "bail them Ut" And finally
that the recent acts of the Legislature will
be sustained by the people; no matter what
instructions the Secretary may have in a
commission on pro-slavery authority, IN
which the President assumes position an
tagonistic to the act by which Kansas was
called into existence.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16
Later from Kansas.
New YORK. Jan. Z

NEW YORK, Jan. I.
The N. Y. Ecening Posts W ashngton cor
respondent, under date of January 7th, says:
A despatch received here from Fort Scott,
dated December Goth, states that 300 Mis-
sourian<, who had encamped near that place.
had been compelled by Gen. Lane to liberate
80 Free State prisoners. 100 Dragons,
with civil officers, then undertook to arrest
the Free State men, but Lane, with power
full force, resisted and prevented it, there
upon the dragons avoided collision by re-
treating to Leavenworth. Lane broke up
his camp and peace was restored.
The recent acts of the Kansas Legisla-
ture are sanctioned by the people.
A letter from Lawrence says that present
returns show 1000 votes for the Lecompton
Constitution, and they boast that they will
give 10000. The same letter states that the
Free State men will probably take part il.
the election on the 4th by voting a boilers
ticket.
The Washington Union has refused to pub
fish Stringfellow's letter denouncing the Lee
compton Constitution.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16
From Washington,

w AsIINGTuN, Jan. 8.
A correspondent Of the Ec. ming Post saws
the Sen,te CommIttec on Commerce have
agreed to bring in bill repeating the fishing
boumties.
New England is ignored in the Hous..
Z -mmittee OF Ways ami Means AMI Craw-
ford, of Georgia, appointed in !,lace Of Banks,
leaving but one Republican in it. Great in
dignation is expressed
The Committee on Invalid Pensions have
agreed TO report bill granting pensions to
all officers and soldiers in the last war.
The TreaSurer's weekly report states that
the amount in the treasury subject to draft,
is S5O0OO0O on deposit over 81 .OOO, 900 :;
GRATIS drawn, but not paid, >S2,N000OO.
The War Department discredts the alleg-
ed attack on Col. Cook C ,mmand.
The only celebration here of TIE battle of
New Orleans, was the ii iny of a sa!u,e, and
supper by the Jackson DEM cratic Associ
alton.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-01-16
Gov. Kings Message.

New York, Jan. 5.
Governor Kings Message was not deliver
ed to-day, but is published in the EamYss in
violation of pledge to keep it secret till its
delivery. The message treats at length the
subject of banks and recommends that they
be compcl'e1 to keep on hand coin to the
amount of % per cent. Of their Indebtedness
exclusive Of notes. He also recommend, the
imposition of tolls on railroad, and allowing
them to increase the rate of passengers fares;
opposes any grants from the treasury for phi
vate enterprises and Institutions states tie
deficiency in the canal revenues at S. $780,
600, to meet which there is only the loan of
$5OO,OOJ authorized by the last Legislature c,
and suggests direct taxation Of One-ilalt mill
ion annually for two years as revenue.
lie suggests the enactment of registry
law and oaks with satisfaction of the laws
Of the last session IN reference to the city of
New York, particularly the police acts. Fa-
vors the removal of Quarantine to Sandy
Hook. Recommends legislation to prevent
such extraordinary use of the power Of grant
ing injunction, as has been done during the
last Year, and opposes the introduction of
slavery into Kansas.