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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

We observe that bill to admit aliens resident
among us to hold and convey landed property, in
the same way as native citizens, has been intro
duced into the State Senate. We are the adyo-
Gates of the largest practical liberty on all sub
iects, and not less so on the rights property than
on those of political character. Much active
good will come of the removal of the existing
disabilities applicable to most honorable por-
ton of our resident Populltion-emigrants of
the more respectable class, who desire to be
left undisturbed in their yeGeratiOn for the re-
spectiye mother countries, but who appreciate
all the advantages which their children derive
from becoming Americans. Now we force this
class of emigrants to 90 forth TO more liberal States
to invest their money, or to remain with US under
offensive privations in regard 10 the possession of
real estate. When an alien purchases real estate
he gives a hostsge to the Republic and cannot be-
come nimica to our institutions. The capital thus
invested is just so much gained for the purpose OF
taxation. We trust that the proposed law will be
enacted. and that we shall be relieved from the dis
tinguishng illiberality Of excluding aliens from
right which is accorded to them in almost every en-
lghtened community, both in Europe and America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

The State Of Rhode Island, with population Of
nearly 200, Geo. and no desth-penslty, had no muir
der committed within her borders during the year
1857. The City OF New-York, with about quadru-
PIE the population of Rhode Island, had not less
than thirty murders II must be borne in mind
that Rhode Island has dense population, engaged
in manufactures, much of it foreign born and un-
aducated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
Vessels Aground.
in1ndiary

Nrw.ORGEANs Friday, Jan: =, ~.
The steamship Cahawba from few, York, iNh ins'
via Havana ls:h arrived at late hour lst pighi.
having been detained for twelve hours at the Sou.n
We, Pass, where several vessels are aground o'SA
TbP steamship Empire City which left this city on
"Wednesday morning for Havana and New-iork, IF
among The vessels aground at the Pass.
The Cahawba brings no news OF Importance Hom
Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

Five Thousand votes BY which this great wrong WA
effected. at least Four Thousand we're cast BY men
who bad Just come over from Missouri on purpose
and who went back next day in procession, shouting
and yelling over their victory through the streets
of the Missouri border villages, when their CRIME
had been accomplished. Such Is the oass oi
Democratic" Pro-Slavery rule in Kansas; such
were the means by which it was achieved. Inc
next election there was held under q lest oa'n
imposed by the usurpers, which enabled them 70
challenge of every earnest Free-State man; ahd'
on the day before that election was held ever!
known and active Free-State man was either killed
or expelled from Leavenworth by a Missouri Pro-
Slavery mob, headed by one who has since oeen
appointed to an important Office BY President
Buchanan. Since then We have had partisan
Registry, followed by fraud upon fraud, all calcu'
lated TO forty the conviction OF the tree-State
men that for them TO undertake TO carry an elec'
tion held under Border. Ruffian auspices was pre-
csely like "sueing the Devil, and trying the case
before Satan" The elections so held were villain
Gus farces and it is only since il is settled and noto'
rious that the Free-State men of Kansas are not
only strong tIcnsh to reclaim their rights by force,
but that they ,-H do II, that they have been allowed
any show. But for the Topeka Constitution and
the organization of the Free-State party effected
under it, there is every reason to believe that the
declared result of the recent Elections would have
resembled that of the struggle of March 30 1850.
1t is because they have arms in their hands and are
ready TO use them that the Freemen of Kansas are
60 nearly out Of the clutches of their oppressOrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

II ia laid down in the books, and the maxim Is
occasionally cited as bearing upon the determine
ton of questions that come before the tribunals,
that the law favors marriage. Our New-fork
statute -book-and in this respect it has been re-
Gently and. as we think, unsdvsedly initiated by
the laws of several of the neighboring States
carries the point good deal further. 1t not only
fayors marriage, it favors hasty, preciptate inudi
ciOus marriages. 1t does this by enabling the con-
tract of matrimony to be made in sudden and
secret manner, and without any Of that formaity
and notoriety which ought TO attend so serious an
affair; by giving to every vagabond clergyman, or
pretended clergyman, authority to effciate; and In
the case of minors by depriying them of the beneht
of that guardianship which it establishes for them
as to all other matters.
Can anything be more absurd than that children
of sixteen, and even fourteen, whom the law, on
account of their inexperience and immaturity oil
Judgment, will not allow to bind themselves for the
payment of a dollar, should yet have the power OIL
giving themselves away in marriage; and II the
party be girl, not merely herself only, but any
property, whether great or small, Of which she
may happen to be possessed!
Not only does the law allow this to be done; it
allows il to be done upon the sudden impulse or
artful nstigation of the moment, without any time
for reflection or place for repentance, and under
such circumstances of secrecy and haste that even
if disposed to draw back, the victim might find
great difficulty in doing it. If the Legislature at
Albany should ever get organized, We hope that
they will turn their attention. among other things,
to the amendment of our marriage laws. As the
contract of marriage is by our laws not dissouble,
some little formality and deliberatiOn ought GER
taiply to be required of those who enter into it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
The SENATE was not in session yesterday.

The SENATE was not in session yesterday.
In the HOUSE, Mr. Samuel A. Puryisnce of Penn
gNsnia, Republican, was appointed in place of
Mr.. Kunkel upon the Lawrence, Stone & Co..
Committee, aud Mr.. Dawes to fill his place
upon the Committee to investigate charges against
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

the late Doorkeeper Of the House. In Committee
Of the Whole all irregular discussion concerning the
Pacific Railroad sprung up. The Committee soon
~ose and the House adjourned until Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

The President is in travail with Kansas again
He denied himself even to members of the Cabinet
on Thursday, and was supposed to be engaged in
the preparation of another message on the question
of the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
The Kansas Election.
ST. LOUIS. Friday

o. LoliH, rHdhy, Jan. ~ 1919
At the election on the 18th inst. the majority gAns
the Lecompton Constitution was 1925
CoRREoToS.-The St Louis Dispatch published on Friday
nor stated the aOrty against the Lecompon COus io
AZ the election the h xz6 The dispatch a.
eSed b il PhisGcpsi stating sjCnI ~ be
TO- rs which Is doubtless correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

BNTINORr, Jan. y, 49,
A policeman shot a burglar named G. M~in e,
whom he caught this morning robbing store ON "ay
street In this city, The wound is not mortal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

Yesterday was tolerably cool, though not sui-
GENTLY SO TO render gloves necessity Last night
freezing wind was abroad and it felt more like
Winter than it has done for many days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
Ruru;ng Of the -. Cloud Hotel.

DrprQrr, lows. Friday, Jan, = no.
The ST. Cloud Hctei WAS des,,SSe 900 ;nsa,sS fs
ssO 90. GO. The fire 5 supposed to DO the work q 40
inCypdiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

Railroad has been voted down in the Committee o
the Senate which has the matter in charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

OF the steamship Ariel, which sailed from South
ampon on the 3lst ult and is therefore now in the
twenty third day of her passage, there are nc
tdings yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
educated.

Tie CkambrsJurg Repository and Transcript an
noupces the death Of George X. Harper who had been
the editor Of that paper for more than forty years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
Death Of Judge kinnicutt.

WORCESTER, FTiday, Jan. -, I8JS.
Thomas Kinnicutt, Judge OF Probate in this county
President Of tie Central Bank, Jed Of apople1y
a. O'Clock this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
limited States Supreme Court.

NASHLNOTVf,
NJ 65-.Jobn McCavock vs.. Peter W. wocdl6.
Motion 10 disrniss argued. s,..,
cluded for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
Nempurk daily Gribm1rt
SATURDAY, JANUARY 90, 1853
TO CORRESPONDENTS

sabhbsr Ia sending remittsnces frequently omit TO
ton the Of the PostOfce, and frequently tho
Of the State to which ther paper be sent Awsy
mention the Of the Post. Office and STATE.
No notice be taken Of anonymous Communications What
Intended for insertion be authenticated by the
and address Of the wrernot necessarily for pubhcs
tioD, but as guaranty Of bis good faith.
We undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
The Canadian Parliament.

TORONTO, C.. w, Friday Jan. -. 1873.
The Provincial Parliament is announced to meet Oh
the 9Th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

The results Of the recent elections in Kansas,
according to the latest and corrected Telcgraphic
reports, are as follows:
AT the former Of these elections, held under the
auspices Of John Calhoun and the bogus Lecomp.
ton Convention. the total vote stood:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
To the Associated Press =, ., 1899
H.. Alabama IL annnnfpd COnsul IL

WlsHISGroN. Friday, Jan. -, 1893.
John G. Barr of Alabama il appointed Consul 10
Melbournc. Australia vice TarletOn.
The British Post-Ofice has made complaints that
large numbers of newspapers containing writing are
discovered in mails received from the United STATES
and according to the request made 20 our fost omee
Department the Inter has directed the attention oil
Postmasters throughout the country to the necessity
of enforcing the laws and regulations upon that sub
ject and enoined them to protect the postal revenue
from such illegal practices by exercising greater care
and diligence in future. The British Post-Ofce has
also been requested to return to this country all news
papers etc, illegally forwarded from the United
States at printed rates with the view to prosecute the
senders for the penalty of s. for each ohense.
Lieut. Gen Scott, although not long since opposed
TO movement from the Pacific side against the Nor
mons is now anxious to organize force in that quar-
ter lie has not YET, however received orders to
do so.
The Senates Committee on Foreign Relations will
make u report on the President Central American
Message on Monday. Several Senators are preparing
themselves tor the OCCASION and warm debate is an
tcipated.
New-Orleans papers of the 18th inst. to hand by
the arrival of the mail as late ~ due. They contain
the details of the late storm of wind that passed over
that city. The tornado Of about five minutes du-
ration and came from the southwest. The shipping
and steamboats, suffered immense damage, and many
lives were lost The exten; OF damage in the interior
by the storm had not been learned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
Majority for said Contribution With Slavery .5574

70, the Lccomp;on Constitution nth Slavery.....6lD
Fer the without Slavery 5os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23
xxxVth CONGRESS-. 80. First Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SENATE. .WAsHIyGToN, Jan. @, 1853.
The Senate is not in session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23

London Agency.
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ds susbornedto receive subcptionst TIE TRIBUNE
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THE LATEST NEWS.
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From Washington.
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Fyom On, Or, COryoposdrrt
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. -, io,S.
The California combination for carrying on the
Mormon war from that side Of the mountains has
effected its object Gen. Scott will start for Cali
fornia next week with full powers from Government
to organize in that State an army for the invasion
of Utah. if the latest advces from Salt Lake City,
which he shall receive in California, are such to
warrant the prosecution of hostilities. In that
case he will employ the regulars now on the Pacific
side, and will also call upon the Governor OF Cali
fcrpis for volunteers.
He expects to reach Salt Lake in June, stimuli.
tsIeousy with Col Johnston. Ii is part OF his
plan Of operations to conduct the army up the
Colorado River, which is believed to be nayigable
for three hundred miles above its junction with the
ella and in the exact direction of Utah. An Off
Ger of the army is now engaged in surveying the
river and 40 far as it has been yet examined, it
has been found a deep stream, without shoal or
falls. with current of three miles an hour
The Southern route for the Pacific Railroad has
been voted down in the Senate Committee BY the
casting vote of Mr.. Douglas
There is trouble at the White House. Inc
President is distressed at the perversty OF the peo-
ple of Kansas and at the reluctance of his trends
in Congress to sacrifice themselves for his sake
He shut himself up yesterday, and would see no.
body. not even the members of the Cabinet. 1t Is
supposed that he was writing message on Kansas
affairs.
The rumors which charge Democratic officer
of the House with corrupt practices are more cur
rent than ever. But the Democrats do not call for
an investigation Their sense of purity is satisfied
with raising Investigating Committees to operate
against the Republicans. Mr.. Letcher says that ne
knows nothing of the facts in the case allude TO-
| have not said that he knows the facts but ne
knows of the existence of the rumors IN question
If the Democrats do not move in the matter, the
Republicans will propose an investigation next
week.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
a u Fcat ID scOveyr

~ Ia
Patent Rlas.ic Ptre and Water Proof
CEeHEsHT KOOEzAsG
ATh, the undeY-ignec, are prepared to contrac
w and put on At the shortest notice, our
III, ~
S'd''sc Tfre hNer-If"cT cement f0oan9
!,
cc-tfuliy rr,.t H.. sst,on .. IN ..na.r..
climate. nnp~rfectly Ore and 1.,er.pro.f. and n
point OF dur atl,, tri,.vr !, ia ,on. !, ri -
rnr, 10 any m.t.lic 70, ang We can mi /, an Owe,
old tin TAR irou or shiny roofs n maIinA No an.
terence how mai or steep the root NAV be-. Thi,
vo1ne iswarran ed 10 prov. as ah,y- ren,'..n,st
We vail out II ON for AZ 90 p-r sen n. ,IO =. ,
,Qusrel We viii Apply i, u,.n lin and iron roo,s o.,
- % per squar bens, n account OF AZ, DURABILITY
the Cheapest us,r,t that can H.. n..d
We invite all who ar. building, and those who Win
their r" repaired TO call our once, opposite tie
IeCiaire House, Davenport Iowa. aud FL .min~ san,.
prs ana satisfy themselves IL regard 70 the durabi-
IVY AEd prar icAbi l!ty VI this roofing.
n b-we are prepared 10 FIJI orders for our Co
ec,,o.s 10, ~. ma. WV" - ''e' ~
CSty and county Righfs for IOsrd 0Md AJNassot0
ne sdN.
b VAN eERGRN 4 BRO.
o. A. BENZ AMIN, General AGENT.
,r,,,. -, -
IAA'chs - eiScisNAIL
4r Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Ff b.
Mr. Samuel Ogden. Nc lQa Fourth street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
MEDICAL.
III. Hue n nAAsM
OLD EsTABIIsHsb
Medical On lirmaFy

OLD EsTAslIsHsb
Medical 0mlirsnary
81 a.nd. IHa -, esS
OPPOSITE THE REvEaE Horn, CHICAGO. liz
A IL I'll EssEA "a p-ivst- atur, oos.n.s i,,iy
"A ircstd, snh De man.n,ly no &c y sued
TO YouN. ME-. An. o'Haks.
rvonr u bill ys,dC ron': Disrases.'h -. ar ant
direct co",eqruc' q and sss ., - .. a
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thc ip!.ow' 0lsoTd sonr Ia n s4ana~ In
anDth''r. ar AGAIN he dc c gu me- - b a.
sst ~ Senih mishtont Z. IA. 81 .. barry al
rsotn..'s, sta IL ior sorie ), tsss4my sr-.. L.
III +. . n aDi " kn ia IA Dc D. - pAnun ut
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tents thur al. ctta mol or nal ny a.. "
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sucee'- ul pfact c, OF .ix yes's N IN Cni-
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IL rr IT uun cesar tor Dr. rbh II 20 psrsa. ore
the PUZZLE s'y casting crit ns a. to hi -
t"neS IN o. e Hue - hts ,rofe rim Pie set .. ssa
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result q In ~ &C ~ Tn us Ddr rlAc q In u
hands u gta'efnl .stiuo isl-, TO ksvirgr .r,
the by MS mild n rffie ,ou. tie rne1t .. n Ito
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tn IN la Ucif'y a, d To 10. t. tsn,iiy md n nd.
IT,. the unE al d an re ~t &c h q me. 81
teanett or sdv,ct DR.. ubb |, q sr,eiy
say Iul bot - ~ ''-m MA nc. ncv no >.
to do ~dav -yod qpaos a you v.uids o ~ N
&c. III, sb 'und Ia n ard b. ci,i bu h~ed
not tbei' o. III - sbmpt N or tf.i- iretr n
/ rs. BE advised ~ one ,-e xysr,ei G. Q, q ss~-
Gees e. tin NJ g. yJuT mn D 1 nos ~nh
IGN rant "rct u ~, for t'ir 'oucnt reats.
sPrt iAL '1lsE - Hi0HLy IMr RTsrr TO
FEMALES All tho e who nesrh III not siu.f %
o coming moth. re-, and ~isf log gust mrs do
ions uEtii - 81 red. md all" to he p.rvs-
no Of the ST yei! ed by sicisns In tie nis
States
All o-himun cations stri'uy CT rfdsntisi.
Address, Hnhteil, D. box 1859 n. Chtcsap.
tutr q Qlstf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08

THE Eddy House 1t Ess, Davenport Term
/ easy
Apply to ". Il. Hiidreth on tn. premises
aprl6ftf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
Mems and Boys, Clothing
II II M oO T..

n II M q " "A L..
HARpWAR- ON COMMENSURATE ub-c-,
III Der has rem we'd lis tntir' STOCK otHAnDwAKs
10 his new store IN Nichols Bio,k corner OF S. oo,r
aid b'sdy streets syn OF the BROAD AvE vher
b" VII keep OF hand general assortment OF good
hi, linz
CARPENIERS, BUILL rs,
Bib ChS.NI2HS M CHitIsTS.
IINNNERS AND FARIERS
sill here End iarLt and VOL asartfd stock M
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For Rent.

TNHE OFFICE her etoio lore cupied BY Messrs Cook,
i Dillon B. Lindi,y, opposite Cook l. Sargsn,'s
Sank.
Enquire Of N KUHsEH, Tobaooonist [Dec2slf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
Fer Sale or Lease.

YNOUR LOTS situated on "a and Scott stYeet, 70
CeuelkdtN JAUU NAV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08

Fur Sale or Lease.
VywRErY-THRKR eligible Building Lots, aitustec
i on Harrison, Third, Ripley and BlondeaOl Ssses.
sill Be sold leased reasonable forms: ter pss.
.iculars enquire Of 0on1In ! Dow, or
(anRdtN A0ue0Av
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08

Shelf and HsHry A"5dsr0Tt
which will bs sofa bv the UNDERLINED a. zen T.
twenty-five per less than ever before offered 10
tb,e ma ket
Country DEALERS can by At this sire st a. low
rates az o. 81. uis Chicago. Gail and examine
before purchasing eis-whsrs.
7aHt' 10 wAsHRURN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
Fer Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Building lots In ~
Addition 10 the town Of Port Byroa.
these lots eligible and handsoOdly situated -
che bank of the Mtssisstppt Thsy VII b cold O. rsoe
sonsole 3srms.
For particulars inquire Of nsssrs. Durfse. Pratt
Oo, Port Byroa, Oharles ]. Rogers, "a, LeCiaifo
Oo9bin Dow Qsveupost, OF a tAe suhecrtbes,
JA0DS NAT.
- ne suboeVssr hes numberieee 6estroble p.
ed lana u ooA noas ~ c1ttaa - 0avenpegs en-
fe0asaeo. eas $50 ~ tovo - M 0oe1n. tAot y
VsA ~ = sa{i Grsstess ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08

4 on oos1 UnOsos lAAb sssssa sn,asai.
i w aNlU ~ go roosellss.
.,..1.. "a H. - - 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08

DARR TO A0RNrS-sxPxRI
hENCED Oanv sssing Agents wanted In all part4
Of the country for the Comprehensive Geography
md History, (Ancieut and 4OdernD Of the Whole
world" from, the earliest ages to tie present time
BY 9 9 00opRIcH. peter Psrley) elegantly bounc
and beautifully illustrated. Price - Sold only By
AGENTS to whom special dtstrcts Will be Owen. Ap
,lcants should esate what counties they would ~
eor particular apply 70
J. q. oOLTON co.,
urAl7Ats III WtnIam ts~as, ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-27
MALL CAALll COALlll

r,up Coal valley Mining Company are now fur
nishine their superior Coal At - 26 per ton, or
nine cent? per bushe, at their Depot, on the eves
ouoaeate the Court House, In Rock Island. Afscr
- nsvemrort. within . reasonable distance oi the
8. 3. 0UYHR, Agent.
n.~S Valley Mining Onupanv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-27
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. April "a.
The House committee on the Judiciary
are now considering the subject Of repeal
ing the Neutrality laws.
The House committee on naval affairs has
authorized their chairman to report a bill
for the construction of five sloops Of War, of
small size. The committee are considering
the question Of increasing the pay Of the
officers Of the Navy.
WASHINGTON. April %.
The chairman of the committee of Ways
and Means will shortly introduce propo
sition for the meeting of the next session Of
Congress on the lst Monday in November
beng Of the opinion that it will
then be necessary to remodel or modify the
tariff and revenue system.
The reporting back by Mr.. John Coch-
rane from the committe Of Commerce, Of the
various river and harbor improvements in
troduced and referred to that committee be
discharged without further consideration
thereof, has been very generally construed
as an adverse report on them. They were
reported back only to relieve the commit
tee in parliamentary manner.
There is little if any doubt that the ad-
ministration will soon ask the authorization
Of thirty millions dollars to be applied to
the redemption Of the treasury notes.
The friends of the new Kansas measure,
are pretty sanguine Of its success. During
the present week, Douglas, Stewart and
Broderick are not only opposed to it, but
are actively endeavoring to effect its defeat
The Senate yesterday, confirmed the
nomination Of John Cadwaller to the Penn
sylvania Judgeship, made vacant by the
death of Judge Kane. The former similar
announcement arose from misapprehensiop.