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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
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Geek. IA Kings County.

Crs.h. IA Kings County.
REsOLrTIoSs.
NJ. MAT, HRR moved to recoTamit the Rutgssy..
n.is Ins.itn., bill, with power 10 repor. compL,.
Rue suspended, AID bill recOnuitiei IN acco5aas.
NJ IAFIIN CA, ,lei from the table the resolad,a
nut The renorts O. railroad companies. Agreed a
And ,be res6Iuti,n n wa. adopted.
cTSFN,L ORDERS.
The Senate IN Commtt,e oil tns " 1o', nl; D.
WILLARD in the chair, consiue1ed 'Ho iOloE.x
bills. 49,, -,
To amend the laws Of 1871 -elstng to the dssiss-
ton Of Indian annues the Ag'nt 20 receive AZ a.
nual salary of $40 for taking tie census ana pAJay
their snruies. a, ~,
To prevent and punish Prize hgA At'ng-Sl,V" hss.
~ Imprisonment not exceeding one yaar, ioc ensassx
in such sgbt BY previous engagement, and the sens
TO all whO take par, IN such appointment Inrt
reading. =, ,.o1,.,. -
considered the following:
To incorporate the Permanent Committee or Edrcs-
.ion for the Ministry OF the General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church Of ~ [ Shed States Ihld
reading. lila. - v,.,,-.
To arrerd the charter Of the village OF E.mirs.
Abolisbes Office of Police Justice. Progress
The same Committee Mr. LONELAND IN tbs
chair, considered the following:
To incorporate the American College o. Mediea Set
ence. Thiro ureading.
Mr.. MATIIER moved that the Trustees OF Russen
Female Institute have leave TO withdraw thel' pels
the Board OF Regents having power 10 confer pom tbs
Trustees the power desired. Agreed to.
Adjourned 10 II a. N. Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

The Town Elections which have taken place in
thi. State show most Oyerwhe ming verdict against
tie Federal Administration, About onehalf the
count es elected on the first Tuesday in February
or the first Tu.sday in March, leaving the residue
TO choose on the fist sday in April. In quite
humber of towns, three tickets were run while in
others the Americans united with whichever of the
leading parties they liked best or hated least
Their general detes;atiOn of the Lecompton fraud
naturally brought them, in a great majority OF
instances, in line with the Republicans. Hence,
Ulster County, where the Republicans were the tbrd
party IN each Of the three preceding Elections, and
winch was oaIIied by the Buchananites last Fall has
now chosen toVrtcl Opposition TO three Democrat
ic Supervisors, snd of the latter in Saugcrties
= an ou'spoken Dousla,ite and elected as such
o! republican votes, while the dozen or determined
Lecomp'or.tes voted bsub for Supervisor. SO IN
>c''A0'c County, tie new BosId stands "Demo.
cTahc. oipositIou but the Supervisor in Schoharie
township is an ayowci Douslsse. aud was elected by
Republican votes, while the Opposition carled nearly
tl!'t.ns else. friend who knows the County well
asr'es - tat nca ly every Democrat IN scholar
who hs- an opinion s.t,s with Douglas
CI|yN County last yesr chose Lut 0a, Espu', ,vcan
SuItr soy. Now the Slam Democracy have one
aid tie Opposition t.~cp, Pen township went Re.
prL can b. 100 maor., three fall ckes running.
Tp1th, Cogl'y went s,'orsy against the Republi.
cans a. Sp.ns & La Just chosen ta O,,o,..,n
ScYcN.s,,s 10 ['.H H.C-a,al.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

The British money lenders, holding large amounts
of Mexican stocks upon which the interest is very
iIregularly paid are looking round anxousy to find
somebody who will shoulder the debt and save them
frOmloss. The London Times, as the organ of these
stock. .obbers, proclaims its entire willingness that
the United States should take possession of Mexico
and thus make themselves responsible for the Mex
lean debt. The " T. Times, with most amiable
simplicity, snaps eagerly at this proposal to divide
Mexico, thenut to the British bOnd-hOlders and
the burrs to US; urges the assuming at once the
protectOrate of that country, and the taking meas
ures TO establish stable government there, able to
pay the Mexican debts.
But in making this recommendation our c0tem-
porary seems to have neglected one of the most
pregnant suggestions of the London paper from
which it quotes: "The capacity of the Mexican
population for appreciatiDg constitutional rule,
"s not so remarkable that We should volunteer to
administer it," And if not Great Britain, why
should the United States volunteer to administer
the government of a country in whose finances and
trade they have go much smaller an interest Why
should we risk the burning Of our fingers for the
sake of raking the British chestnuts out OF the
fire. When we shall first have reestabshed law
and order in Kansas and Utah and paid up our
debts it will then be quite time to dispose of our
supertluOus energy by taking Mexico in hand
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

"FCw shall The Republican Press deal with
Repu6acau Statesmen ?" We md this question
propounded in and discussed by seyeraiof our CO.
temPorares. We propose to consider 1t bretl'
but broadly avoiding all personal illusions.
In ON view, the Republican Press should treat
Republican Statesmen exactly as ii treas all Others
-frarhly, iearlc'sly, candily, claritably. There
is a right and wrong side TO every queetion-aot
merely TO those great questions which divide par.
ties, but to those incidental questions of admins.
trst.oR and public policy on which party organ.
zascn does not bear. IL il would d. r,,I .ai
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Navigation of the Ohio River.

WHEELINt, March :, 800.
No boats from Pittsburgh have passed down since
the 10Th Of February. The steamer Messenger, from
Pittsburgh is fastened in the gorge Steubenvle.
There are seven boats on this side Of the gorge bsund
for Pitte burgh. The river below Wheeling is open,
and a boats due have arrived, and the freight gone
east The steamers Metropolis and Atamont arrived
yesterday. Twelve thousand packages Of dry goods
from the East by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
have been shipped to Western cities during the past
week including man{ests 10 the 4th OF March.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

We named from recollection on Saturday Alex Ham
ion, Judge Yates and Gov. Clinton the delegates
from this State to the Convention which framed
Federal Constitution. correspondent corrects us:
Gov Clinton was not delegate; Chancellor Lansing
was the third. But Jay had more to do with this
work than jefferson, except that Jay was for the
Constitution from the start while Jefferson not
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Fire i'm Bridgeport.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Saturday, March b, 1893
TomlinsOp. Wood & Co.'S large carriage manufac-
tory was discovered s be fire about half past three
D. NJ The fire was first discovered in the cpola, sup
posed to have caught bys spark from the furnace.
The stock and goods were mostly saved. Loss not
exactly known-esmated at about Sl5, 900 or ooo
insured for S3G 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
To the Asssoi,ted Press . 1880

To the Asssci,ted Press ,,,c ts5a
The Grand Jury of the City of Washington nave
urder the law of Congress to punish contempt OF the
authority of either House found presentment against
John W. Wolcott, the recusant witness a.. ,-.,
instant. n
There was no money in the Treasury Of Texas, ana
creditors were compelled to take warrants, which were
at five per cent discount. o.,
WAsHINGrON, March I, 1853.
Mr. Green has arrived here messenger, bringing
with him the journal of the Lecompton Convention
and the evidence taken before the Commission 70 e1
anime into the alleged frauds in Kansas the list of
December and the 4th Of January. The document Is
voluminous Ii is said that the investigation reduces
the legal vote Of the former to about 100 whereas
was heretofore stated at 6791.
The three branches of the House Kansas investl-
eating Committee will. it is Supposed make their sew
eral reports next week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
NewWork DAILY Gribn,re
MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1853.

A new trial of the case of the boy Rodgers, the
murderer Of Mr.. Swanston, has been granted by
the Supreme Court, in order to test the question
to the state of the cupts mind at the time Of the
commission of the act, as the plea of ntOxicaion
has been set up in mitigation of the odense
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
The Pennsylvania Democratic state
Convention.

HARRIsBrRG, Saturday, March 8, 1888.
In the Democratic State Convention last night,
William A. Porter wss nominated on the first ballot,
for Supreme Judge.
Wesley Frost was nominated for Canal COmmis
sioner on the third ballot.
ME Convention then adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

that which ssss.ls men in high petitions Let US
have the facts develcped and authenticated, and
then hear WHIST the persons implicated, whether
high or low. may have to say for Themselves. IL
will be soon enough f. condemn when we have
heard the whole case, provided there b. any case
which Washington gossip is not sufi to e'tao'
Ii.h
But even suppose it proved that men high IN
ofice under Pierce or under Buchanan had MADE
money unwarrantably through the abuse Of their
cfcai powers, il would be unjust TO raise clamor
therefor against the great party with which they
are come cted. Bad men may profess the sest
principles-nay, may even be devoted to those prn-
ciyes peculator or swindler may be sincerely,
honestly attached TO political principle which IS
sOurd and benefcent. 1t is only when party de-
liberately approves and upholds the bad deeds OF
It's Leading men that it becomes responsible Tor
them. Nothing was ever more false and unjust
than the cry of Galphin Administration rai.ed
against Gen. Tay lor's, though fact existed which
gave cOuntenance to that cry. Men are frail, and
those in high places are specially exposed to temp
tation. Let guilt be exposed and condemned, but
let it rot be unwarrantably imputed. TO charge
great party with the personal misdeeds Of its fun,-
tionsries, even when committed under cover Of
Office is to drive that party into the conceang, ex-
tenuating or even justIyiDg those misdeeds. Let
every one bear the burden of his own sins.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
ShipWreck and Loss Of Life.

HAriFAN, n. s., Saturday, March ., lSJS.
The schooner ILkermaDn, from Newfoundland for
Halifax, wss wrecked on the Jedore Ledges, the
g0tb ult. AL O,t except one seaman who Is severely
frozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
The Hon, VIM. T.. NibIacIk's Case.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Wednesday, March ,, 1913.
The Journal says that the Hon. William +. Niblsck,
Member Of the House Of Representatives from the
first Congressional District of Indiana has written
letter to gentleman in indianapolis, saying he shall
vote for the Lecompton Constitution on the nal vote
He voted he SAYS for HarIiss resolution simply be-
cause he was in favor of investigating the facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
IuJee NcIson-Frcesnan Hunt.

BosToN Saturday, March o, ISJ8:
Judge NelOn of the Supreme Court sent III his
resignation to-day.
Tie remains OF freeman Hunt reached here to-day,
and will be buried at Quincy on Sunday
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
The virginia Legislature.

RrcuMOND, Va, March I, 1913.
The Legislature last night voted gold medal to the
widow Of Commander Hegndon and then adjourned
sine die.
A proclamation from the Governor was immediately
read corvenng extra session. The Governor IN,
tends that the Legislature shall remaA IN session tiIl
the business is complete.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
The Remains Of Capt. Harding.

NLw-BLDF0RD, Ms g., March D, IoOo.
The remains of Capt Harding of the ship John Mil
ton accompanied by Mrs. Harding, reached here this
morning, and were escorted to the steamer for Edgar
tow by large procession of shpmasters, merchants
and others. The flags on the public buildings and
shipping were placed at hat-mast
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Shipwreck and Loss Of Life.

HALIFAX, Saturday, March D. 1888.
The schooner Ipkermacn, from Newfoundland for
Halifax, was wrecked on the Jedore Ledges on
the Goth ult. All ost except one seaman, Who Is Sc
verey frozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

under the act Of the last Congress, bt no bill hss
JET been reported The impression prevails here
that the IlnOs Legislature will not relinqush their
jurisdiction over Mr.. Postmaster Cooks sale for
the Post Office enlargement Of Chicago, merely to
satisfy the amount Of his defalcstion. The Senu.e
had therefore better not confirm his nomination
under that expectation.
From orr ot-a corrssro-s-ri.
WASHINGTON Sunday, March 7, 1853.
The Union compliments Gov, Stewards great
speech by saying that as regards all the essentials
that may be supposed 10 have power in Pandemonium
il cannot be eXcelled. II declares that there can
be row but two great parties in the country-one
national, the other sectional. BY which It means
one Pro.Slayery the other AntiSlavery. The day of
parties founded on economical questions has passed
away. Parties that have attempted to wear two
faces on the Slavery question have gone to pieces,
and the Democracy can no longer tolerate halfway
opinions or halfway men,
Moars. Douglas, Stuart, BrOderiok, Walker,
Wise, and others, are spOstates on the great test
question, and the Democracy rerounces them.
They belong to Black Republicans and are traitors
like Arnold and Judas.
Noeulopium of Senator Hammonds sPeechhasyet
sppeared in The Union, an omission when eNe'es
much comment from Southern men. Ills frank
admission that for sixty years the Shareholders
have ruled the country is considered Damaging
indiscyetiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08
Foreign Trade Of Boston.

BOsToS, Saturday, March 8, 1853.
he imports of foreign goods at this port for the
X ending March were a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-08

ave prefer the WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
MACHINE for family use IN T. Tribune.
o8es No. 9a3 Broadway New.York.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
ArrIvnl oetbo Knnunroo,

NEW YoRk, November a.--The Steamship Kanga-
roo. frnm liverpool on "Wednesday the g7lh October,
has arrived ut Tits port.
Her dates arr one day later.
Il vas confirmed that Portugal had surrendered
the suspected slaver Charles 81 George hence the
british press is Indignant against France.
iAtefHdNiees from China had been received Lord
blgth had made satisfactory treaty withJapan.
trade ~ canton was stagnant. Analrs al Shanghai
were quiet
LaNDoS-consOls closed at 0ss<e
breadstuHs have declini z tendcneyj and for
Wheat the quotations are barely maintained.
TpEwvYz-c copslasrSbleex ex,ssed.n Con
siaetipople rsgssfing tie presence of the Omitted
States tsriaAte Wdbash. 4 n
sThePoHahad nroiestee ,as She la,toIy exceoded
the hrliis a 40 the number OF guns. II 81 I ql
\ TheHamNrgh steamer ldna had fbeen reinforced
by ts0Nhdl t0nhl Steamers. -
iLVRRPDOL N MkSIiETt.-T Holders Of hCOtton Arc m
x.-dstehbi newairom Aineliea byte Aeainer having.
caused adeSiine. The sales ~ the last three dayv
qualities. .say.16d 49, ~ -5E
isThs Manchester advlces continue unfayorabIe nh
qualities having further declined
Messrs. richardson, SpenceS Co., report the bread-
stus market with declining te all qualities
being lower Flour was firm for choice but mid
ding and lower grades have declined 6dQls Sales
of Western at 20s Southern, al 2i922s aud Ohio 92s
Wheat very dull. The prices Of the best are
n0miRRl unchanged butinfefor qualities had de-
elined and were offered at considerable reduction
The sales we're unimpOrtant.
Corn wasvery dull, European having declined six
pence. The quotado for American were nominal.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11

Feyer like every other form of disease which the
numnn system Is tiahle is caused by impure umoTs
his being caused by the rapid acti on OF The
BLOOD sttuggng with nature, in endeavorng to cast
oul oithe BODY the corrupt matter which is deadly
opposed to health. Hence the good aud bad humofs
are atwar with each other and the eommotion which
follows causes fever and heat. The symptoms Of
ieIerare various; causing heasness, lanfnid, DIM
calt breathing, eyesdu and heavy, ety slrhns
and yawnlng. alternate fits Of heat and cold EfIe4
whehthe patient complains Of pains in the head and
Daek, great thirst, nausea and Sickness n 0IIne ss
aoon the stom mach, and sometimes vomiting bilious
WSttees tDh ,M0Rsk'S lNFtAN ROOT. PILLS arc
% & e oe stIsnglhenne and delightful
meuicine TOR all kndsoffeveE They not oniy clense
the slomach aud bowels from all bilious matter but
hey open the eSereory vessels using them 10 pour
coPons sepsfons from the blood into he bo AMER
which The corrupted mas Z thrown out BY the nsiur-
al passage ofthe body rcqnired i'm urgent
cases oftever, viii be to take large doses Tn oIder
g have ihem operate thoroughlyby the oves, take
from three to Ave, night and mofning until the fever
entirely disappears After which, from to every
evenngpnt welland You will be convinced that tbia
k the best way 10 check fever, because they drive ont
all ILLUMINATION, and restore the body 10 a state Of
sound health. and the blood and other fluids will
be 50 Incorrectly purified that disease in any form
NoVember4 A, f6j5e-1ni27 - ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
later FROM SANTA. Al FE.

= Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 9.--Ths Santa Fs
mail Of tie i2th ulimo. with dates from
Fort Defiance. 10 sepIember ej!h hal ar.
rived te ere 4t
A light had occurred between a.drtachs
ment'et troops under Captsin Hat h aud
: band OF Havajoes under Zarzil'as Lar
Ros, the pSiucipal chief Of the nation
Six Of the fudians were killed. q
C0iohsl Miies would lssvr about the
20ih att. with his ea,ire command for
Chusco. ard TnniehA. where H. was
thought the lndiaHi woull make a. stand
Heretofore they have retired before the
advance ofthe troops, aad are now dri
wing their stock as sfaE west into ue roun
iains ~ possible. Volunteers were still
urgently reecommend.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
ELS! FITs! FITsI rITsl
! y" = = n = % II 81
DIR. HAWoE's VEGET.aBLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIc PILLS.

FortAe cure o ttts, Spasta, Crdmps and all JsrVoEs
. aud CoRstitHtioRaI Dissases ~,
HDEkSoNS who are laboripg under this distressing
l IN mandy iC NH md Dr. HANeE's YEGET BILE EPie
eG Tor curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
lnese Fbs nossessa specific action on the nervous
s!steni ana, although they are prepared especrlly
ior me purpose Of curing Fits they will be found oI
esPsclal dement, for all persons ahicted with weak
OF whose system has been prosrated
OF snstiereu from any canse whatever. In chronic
complaints, diseases Of long standing superind1a
ca ny onsness, hey are exceedingly beneficial
rice 90 per 6ox or two boxes for S5 rersons ont
seil ,ne " tnIough The masl, free pfpostaRc m For
saiisany SETH STANCE No l0S Baltimore Street.
6fea Unio ny y whom Tdera from all paris
June n. 1R5A-slv7 {lT,-I P0os Paiu' .sff
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
, Later from CaIiToraia.


- lSTllsouIs. November 10, p. M.--The
Soyerlgnd California mail with dates TO the
lgl6lh Gltimo has just arrived here.
OIL Alarge and enthusiaslin meeting was
ijleld nj San Francisco, on the tn ult.. 10
eihonotol the first mail from st. Louis -
bautes were fred, congraulatory speech
es made and resolutions passed, cordially
thanking the Post 0(lice Department for
ioits liberality in establishing the various
overland routes.
tTJVounteers have been called for, TO pro
i, iteet'ravceEs on the road between Wea.
yeryills aud Union against the indians.
Frazer river dates 10 the 4th ultimo,
have been received. The river had fallen
and considerable gold had been taken out
but the weather was TOO cOllllo work, an
The miners were returning 10 California in
large numbers. &f-
e. Oregon dates 10 ihe 9Th are received -
: The'lndians were sueing for peace, whirl
Colonel Wright refuses, and dem,nds az
unconditional surrender. with all their
women and property The sol'ier, are
desroying the gr'ihftlls and provisions
belonging tothe lndians, who are relu
ced to a state Of staryation. The Ameri
can C1mmissioner ha | interfersd % secure
10 Americans. at Victoria aid Of counse
oa triyi when acnu'sd Of pauy crimes
George Penn johnson has been arres
ted for killing W. J. Ferguson il du
el. -
Business throughout the SAFE has bee
very dull since the sailing Of the steamer
Flour was dull, with but few sales. ran
ging from 20, 80 for domestic 10 Sl4 70
iIaxlli. Ti{
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
no ConsminlDtiySS-

NHE advertiser having been restored to health in
a lew weeks by avery simple remedy. afref la--
,S & sunered several years with severe
% known 70 his fellow gerers the peans OF cpr
80 al VINO desire ~ he will send copy OF the pre-
preparing ana using the same, which they viii 6nd a
sure sure cure Tor ConsamptioN, astAMG. Bt6aeAitis &e
ony ooJeet OF the advertiser in sending the pre-
every sufferer will try his remedy, as II will cost tbe
nolhlhe, and ma, prove blessing. Parties WikbfpF
ihe prescription will please address
q. - iRBV, EDWARD A. WILSON,,
Sept. 30. le5Srsm22 WillamsburRh, Long Ialnn6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-11
hIRantaster @a1tttt.
CITY OF LANCASTER:
IhaIsday mornlnF, Nov. ID. lsas
TEXAS AND MEXICAN ADvIcEs

AAsAhC AM ~ E<AlSAN AlSN lOES
WAsHIKeroS, Nov. "a private letter
i;om Galveston dated October 90, states
tha, the yellow fever was making fearful
rarages at that Eliee. Six physicians had
died. The writer advises abseutses not 10
return til the FIRST Of December.
The steamship Gen. Rn'k arrived al
New Orleans on the LIST. She brings the
following Information from NortheTa Mex.
leo:
NidauIri has issued proclamation cali
ing on several Of the merchant on the fron.
tier 10 pay the sums annexed to their names.
amonnIiug 10 $3.50, 600. or to remove with
their goods to the country. although the
gOods bad paid him duties.
lie saws. Il will give you no explains
lions, and wish no questions asked, but en-
foreeson you fhis officers. 10 see this'cars
ried, out, rrgtI5r 7ft GW1.F
IS MANY American and foreign merchants
were preparing 10 remove, when. he re-.
yoked the decree and left for parts up.
kroEn, ~
The Brownsville Flag. ofths 9Th ult.,
says That ihe liberal cause is not so despa-
rate as has been repres, s,nled. -Four hun.
dred OF Fidaurri's men have been captur-
ed and mpssscred by Miramon.
The Boletih Official, o. The l6th ult..
says that Yiaudirri had resigned his post
as COMMANDMENT chief Of the Northern
forces 10 Isyor Of Col. .Saragosa. who lad
begun an active reorganization Of the for
ces.. He had alaea1y equipped force Of
more than 1000 men.
"a Al forced loan and voluntary contribution
had tcen commenced a, Mqntery. by which
lis thought ample. means will teFaised to
, make new effort agains Miramon.
81 The Boletin says lbat Yidaurus rfsig-
4 nation, was caused by treason in his own
.csmP, tie guns having been spiked pre-
yious 20 the balte,to which his deiea. is
attributed, MA IA
The reactionists were committing deptc
!, 1aiioaand burning hacienfas. Ia
AZ the last eccouDls. Bhnco and ottel
! Genemls were threatening San Luis. Al
early battle was anticipated there,