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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
KIDNAPPING.

From the Lssc,eaes (Kan,rsJ Republican, Nof
There has been DO little rxcltement III thls Guy vi
ing the past week, arising from two attempts al hu
n,ppirg, ofthem accomp inied sso by an attempt
10 XII. The circumstances briefly, are these: va
Thursday evening last, colOred man VINO rr'lues ~
this city was returning home from his day "oiA'
about nightfal and, the raylne west Oh Tue GU!
violently arrested by three men, VINO threarheu
him with instant death if he made an outcry' ih7y
bound him. and then two Of them guarded MN whie
the third weLt and brought horse and p1ggy' ~ ~
ting the man Gto the buggy, they drove on rapily
under cover of ght and carried him 10 Rouse .nHS
OF 80 distaLt from Franklin. Here ne was conn 'eu
that night sni ell the day. during Tue NJ ne
w.s bound On Friday night he manager % ge' ui'
bonds loose, raised window, and Jahpps ii" tue
upper story, made bis escape. Some citiLSns " .ii
city and vicinity subsequent, went with the coren
to the Deighborhood of tfsLkhn, ior 'hS PipV9'
Of having him Identity, possible, the M lse "he'e nc
confined. Before coming 10 ssnt oi Tue lpdse no
de>tIbed IL position and appearance accuracy
| oop being taken into the house and r-4l'sTu ~
state what was 10 be found IN the upper 10 IN "u-fs
be had been confined lie described II minh'ely' ahh'
as an examination the spa, shos,1i, WIN ehlIS uc
curacy. Those who accompanied plm NM ~ ''y'oI
whatever that he had taken them - tne mousse "h.ie
he had been coufued. IL j. situated about one niie
north of Franklin, aud il iohabIted, as We IIe H.
formed, by fau.ily named CorcL -.
The second attempt at kdnapping Wa Hia'e on
Friday afternoon abuut .unOwD upon thr per, ID vi
Cbarl.- F,her a colored barb-f 10 this el'y. Il "a-
undoubtedly done by tie game gang o "'eIehss WHO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

A Mas Iows Cr on KEC % POwDER.-A
man. whose name WAS not obtained with certainty,
being 90 much injured 10 be unable 10 give ]. him
self, yesterday blew mp q keg Of powder upon which
he was sitting the force of the exposon ssDiiag MIN
some twenty feet Into the air and into the river. IL
appears that he sells powder II one c the sk, n'ed
for that purpose the rver and had landed is boat
at the foo. Of Main street. SscoDd District f.r what
purpose was not stated. Having occasion 10 place
one Of the kegs ont upon the bank, he took a sent
upon il. Some children near by had kInfled a IRE,
and were roasting oysters, and having Jolly time II
il generally. Tue powder man, thinking T. ffig ga:ea
the Children and emnse himself, commenced throwing
some powder which be had in hi, pocket, lot the
fire and laughed heartily at the expression of .be
juveniles who could not account for the mystsnous
fzzipg and cracking in among TIE oysters.
In short time and before he was aware, b, had
made train OF powder from the IRE 20 his key, which
suddenly conn nncated with the latter and sent .hs
man whirlLg into the air, and fortunately let him
down into tie river where the water prevented him
from bre skng any bones and also relieved hi. burns.
He was picked mp and taken 10 the Second Ds.ric.
Station House and from thence 10 the CHARITY Iiospi
tai. Two " the children had theirfscss slightly burnt,
and il is only 20 be- woT iered that they were not
killed. This reporter sitting 10 one OF the court
rooms opposite Jackson square AT the time, heard the
explosion and supposed 20 be the gun Of steamer
coming up the river Some Of the persons Who saw the
man NJ the station house said that he was f. e.,
by the name os Campbell. y. .. Della, Nov. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

THE C,rAwBA VINTAGE ~ lS5S.-The yield OF
vineyards in Hamilton County Ohio, fr 1873 Is wv
gslcns Brown County, II ,Ol0, and Clermont, ,bW-
total of $500 gallons 10 three coures Mr.. Four
mier the Director of Longworth wine house, states
that the wine of lS5S is of superior quality, being a.
good as the celebrated vintage Of 1853 and the yield
is considerably greater than that of 1851. The price
per galcr ranges from 81 10 81 20 TIE latter being the
current quot .;on. The entire crop Is valued at oD
Mr.. f. has purchased % 600 gallons of the new wiue.
The vintage Of Hermann, Missouri, this year, has
been an average one il spite of the poor prospects of
the early Part # the season. Tie German paper az
Uiuann raes that the quantity Of vine produced viii
reach 5000 gallons which is highly satisfactory in
view Of the fact that last yield was enormous
ard that vines seldom yield two consecutive heavy
crops. lEN0h"hse.
SYRACUSE S,Lr.-Notwithstaniing the general de-
preston tie quantity Of salt inspected ut Syracuse
exceeds the amount Inspected during any preceding
year by about 700 0G0 bushels The aggregate Tor me
season Will be nearly 100000 bushels, or iM,oU
barrels, valued al $lOOO,WO. About one-hau the
quantity of salt manufactured il tie United States Is
produced there.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

A SLAVE DIfFIcULTy.-The schooner My,tic Va
lev. Cant. NJ. owned by Mes,r.. B.rner Deaks,
on her recent voyage from New.fork To Key We-',
eeutlem ,n in Key West who had permitted hiGi ~
rayel ON his own guar ,n,ee without being aware that
the revenue lsws required the entering Of the sad
,Isye at the Cu.tom.H ,use bye manifest. Oa ariv.
1g at her destination in EonJa, the vessel vas zed
by the Collector of the pot, sLf il already conisca
ted 10 the Government, or inpered in thi, respect.
The owners, who very respectable and honest
merchants ot Ney-fork, have applied % the Presi-
dent To have the forfeiture RENTED, and = % 10
hoped they may succeed, having been nno'ent VI my
LteItion 10 violate the revenue laws.
fssanuah v. vs. Nov. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

The REVISION OF THE CoSsIuuTIoS.-New-fo foTk
City gy.r majority of %, ,j36 in favor OF revlsion
only 1882 voting No. The Democrats generally
did not vote at al. The revision is voted cosn by
sbou, 6CC0 in the whole State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board a, the Office in Worth street, y.stsr-
day afternoon the Hon. GUrI,S &. vERPL,SoK
in the Chair, and Messrs Csrigsn, TemsDn, Cuni-
mings. Crabtree, Hunt, Purdy, Powell, Jelhughaus,
Dr. Thompson and Capt. P!ll.bury, present.
The Board having been notified that the Staen
Islanders had again made threats agains, the Qusrsn
tine building Mayor Temann moved tbs. the officers
of the Board serve the proper notice upon tie Sheriff
Of Richmond County. Adopted
The Committee on Construction reported progress
in the work Of repairing and reeree:ng The dwellings,
al Quarantine.
Appended is the usual weekly statement Of ;he
siiars Of the Board. x
Nunbsr Of Euiusuis syed % Noyeubsr n Nv '.1o
Nluiter Ens aIgl,ea since, 20 November ''' '
-,
1855. 1887. 1855.
Number OF Inmates in Institutions ..
s., Nafds lsland.................l,VIs ,VIs -ioV i@c
Number of Inmates A. Marin. Uos 80.
S;al......'''''.''s'.''''s''ss''s' - 10 ~
ro..l.........................Ic 17Ss lxs
Balance IN BAH Jan. 81: lS -
Asgr.s gate Receipts 20 Nov. 10, lSN.... flN,ts -
Receipt. since - Nov II, lSSs. for -
mgs.ion Of alien passengers, Ss.... Ass IL HAc" y
s@7,s5, -
Disbursements. as per previous account,
20 Nov. l., ,iSSs...................t. tlIselI ~
SuBiry snP.us,s of Nov 5 spa lo... SHl t- NSVis q
Balance Of Couiuu.s,ion riud. SASS -
The Board then adjourned t,r one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

HIGH PRIcRs-Four.een negroes were cold Tor Sch
at Leesburg y. c., on Monday last by T.. B. Holden,
auctioneer for the aggregate sn0 of 5000 Two a
them were children not SIX months olJ, and two were
permant ntly diseased. little girl eight years old
brought 81 Ol3, and one at and another Aye
years Of age pushed these figures. Ricbm,nd Enq.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

KEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY Nov 8. 1883 Traus will leave 18th
St, New forh, as follows
e:10a m. For White Plains.
9:S0A IN. For William sbrdse
lo:00A q IN. Mail train for Albany.
u:S0A m. For White Plains.
$50 p. m For Willsmsbrdgs.
see y. m For Mlleron
400 D. m. For CIoon Falls.
500 .. IN. For White Plains
6:,5 For White flair from w hiIe ane 0ciuoss.
$3.50 D m. For Wlhansbridee.
Rxrvsstse-Wil leave
s:(s a. a,. White Plains
s,Oa N. .Wilhamsbridge.
7ens IN .Crotvn Fails.
TOO m Miertou.
7AA M. White Plsins-
eI5A m. Nail train from Albany
1852 m. .Wnismsbrdge
1880 D m. White Plains.
500 .. m. White Plains.
$500 =. M. W iiainsbridse
VIM J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

NEW-HORK AND ERIE RAlLkOAD.-On
~ and after MONDAY May TO- 1853 and until further notice,
Train. will leave Pier foot Of Dusnest as follows ys
pUNKIRK EMPRESS OF m for DuDkrk and principal In.
termedi Stations.
NAIL TRAIN at M for Dunkrk and Buffalo ana mtg
mediate Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER at ?. m from foot Chambersst,
VIA P.rmout fol Sufferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER at p. m., for Newbursh, hddletown
and intermediate Stations. -
NIGHT EXPRESS at 5 ?. m, for Dunkirk and bunsio
The above Trans daily, Sundays excepted
These Express Trains connect at ms with the Ena can
.ndssus and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls al bs
anton With the Syracuse aud Bugaou Railroad for Syracuse
Corning with the Buffalo, Corning and New YORK kaaa
Er s Great Bend with the Delaware ackawsnns
and Western Railroad for Scranton at Horneve with the
Buffalo and NewY City Railroad, for Buffalo at Buffalo
ana Dnnkk with the Railroad for Cleveland Gin.
stnnat, Toledo, Detroit Chicago, &o "
b. " BEADLEY. Assistant President
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

Ninth WARD.-rhe name james Galloway, Rs-
publican candidate for Councilman, should be JANIS
GALWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
n1atcr Cure.

WATER CURE. - DR.. Il. j.. Lo"ENo M
B,.cier. /. now open for the reception of pa.i.n,' and
bosrde Hy6rstio and rymu.'ic treatment MAJ pe laHeh
To- For boarders PATIENTS separate dnner IL
kept at O'Clock p. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

DENNS YLVANIA RAILR D.
IL THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
Ybe Pennyvani Railroad at Pittsburph with rA
rosds and from St. Louis Mo Alton, 9sens aud Chicago
H. Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, Ky Tern Hso'e
Msdson Lafayette and indianapolis Ind CDctnna Dayton
Springfield Been,sn- Ssndusty Toledo Cleveland Coarn-
bns Zanesve, Msson and Wooster Ohio; also vita he
packet from and New Orleans st. Louis Lou.i
vile and Cincinnati.
Through tickets the Es. be bad any Of tie ssovs
oentioned places In the West
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Passensers viii find this short and expeditions - Any
other
FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROADS
Bee handbills framed, In the hote Of tAis city.
1hroush Tickets further Information, may Be nAs o'
sMcs off z
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
L ELLIOTT Agent
Por Emirsnt Tickets apply at No sBstterypnce
November l. la5s.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

CTPREME COURT-City and County of New
y York-MARIA S. CORNELL eesinst PETER b.
AMORY John W. Mcclure and Mary T. bis wife Benj,mn
ID Evans Susan r. his wiIe, Martin Cook Eastus BraneTd
Ersstus Brsinerd junior Robert O. Pike, Mary NJ Brsned
Joseph ssncne Michael Kelly, Reuben K''', junior J9hn
Little Stephen isgius Henry ). Rowland zal Coy Nicholas
G. G.rety Simon Decker obn Cuunin gbam Albert Ayes,
Jeremiah Sullivan Francis o. Hare William Knight Theron
Deyo William Dimond David Henry CHARLES Burial John A.
Stewart Receiver of the Bowery Bank Of the City Of Newfot
River RAJ oad Company Alfred Csrson Peter Antwerp
Thomas d. James and Thomas Lyons. Katharine thompson
and Josiah w TLompson.To the defendants above named
ard each Of them You hereby summoned aud required 70
answer complaint this sctiOD, which hed IA the
Office the CLERK Of the City and County Of e. the
City Hall the City Of NewYok the sth day OF No'em
ber 1853 and copy or your answer 20 inc SAID
complaint the subscribers their Office, No Walseet
the City NewYoIk within twenty days after the service OF
this exclusive Of the day Of such sev1ce aud
yol said Wi hin the time aforesaid
the plaintiff, in this action will apply TO the Court for the relief
demanded In the ,sd complsnt-Dsed NewYork November
g. 1858. THERASsoN BRIAN
nil lawewTh Attorneys for Plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

a CURIosIIY.-The g Mysteries of Paris has Just
appeared at wilma in the Hebrew translation
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

Cg.sLEs o. GER New Po,,Ofice Bgdins 81 Ageut scf
IL. ss.e eI TEE gxiBVAE u HAkTy0kD, Co.p.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
fegal.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
County of York notice hereby given 20 all per
having claims against CHARLES LAWSON late o.. the
City Of NewYork dccease 10 present The with vouchers
thereof The subscriber al the store of MARTIN LAWSON,
No 4 broadway in the City Of Ne,i before the
day Of February pex-Dated the eleventh
day Of August, 1899. HANNAH L. LAWSON,
Aul2 laH6mIh AdmlnlsIatIA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

~ Y. SUPREME COURT.-City and Couaty
ANs of NewYorkJobu Harpel and Elizabeth HaIpel his
wife against William Moore and Mary Moore bis wife Carman
Hendnckon and Eliza Ann Hendrick.ou bis wife George NJ
Hsrpe Maria Hspel his wife, Josephine Williamson,
widow of James Williamson Samuel Rove aud Sarah Rowe
wife William Hsrpe Charles Eiape end Ehza HarPc his
e Ezab. th Hape Joseph Deazene and Mary Deazene
bis WIFE George L. Zerfas Elsie Augusta Lerdss. John LeI
fas Gertrude Zerass Jan Zrfsss William Zerfas aud VIII
SAMUEL ROWE and SARAH ROWE his wife. CHARLES
HARPEL and ELIZA HARPEL bis wife, aud each OF them:
aud required 20 the complaint
In this seton which will be filed in the office Of the Clerk of the
aud 10 serve copy Of your the said complaint the
subscribers their office No 35s Broome street in the City OF
kewYoTk twenty days after the service Of this sum
Won exclusive OF the day Of such sevice and you
fail said complaint the time aforesaid the
plaintiffs action will apply to tine Court for The relief de-
nanded in the complaint Dated November 9th, 1853
EASTON & BERRlEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint sction ed in the Office Of the Clerk
of City and County Of NewYok the pinh day Of No
vernber l859 EASTON x BERRlEN,
Mi jsu6wTb Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
IN Of inolveLt from hs debts pusnat 20 the provisions
Of the third article Of the hI tue Of the l o ".
part Of the Revised Statu,es-EDWARD T. BOWEN
Of City Of Brooklyn County Of Kings and State OF New
York ip.oyeLt Notice hGt published Nosrmbcr II, 1859
Creditors appear before the Hon r. CULVER CITY Judge
of the City Court Brooklyn ~ his chamber No l1 Fulton
street in said City Of Brooyr, the lst d,y Of February
1859 at 9ocock In the forenoon, aud show any they
have why assignment Of The aid inOlvenfsestae SHOULD
not be and lie discharged hs debts pursuant TO
the Provisions Of the statute aforesaid 1890 ,.1,
PARSONS. RIGGS RIGGS,
nl6laulfNTh AttornrYs. No. 10 Wal.st.. Nv y OK.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
NOTICE of APPLICATION, for the discharge

NOTICE Of APPLICAIION, Tor The discharge
IN nsolvent his dbts 70 the provisions
the third article OF the first ut- Of he h chapter I tne
second part The Revised SIS tucs HENRY O. Ely of the
City Of Bookyr County Of Kings aud State OF New YORK
luolyept Notice first published Fuyembcr, S, Creators
10 before ,he Hon CULVER, City Judge of the
CITY Of Brooklyn his Chambers No j55 Fulton street
In said City Brooklyn the H. day OF February 1853 a.
The and show II they have why
assignment the laid usoveD estate should not be a 1
spd he dcbarted from h debts pursuant 10 the provisions
of the statute aforesaid. PARSONS, RIGGS RIGGS,
Ig-lavlOwTb Auoneys No. 10 Wa-st., n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

-,op SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA: >.
EVn o1 1f,yr"Th. avorite steamship FLORiDa Capt
Grove. vii ;ys % ssISaoHmf Seh mI.I H's' c.Sn
ssssh "a. s Throush .crets given TO MONTGOMERY 70.
sss I.nta Albany and Macon s. y, 0' Adns ''
soNd sshMI4 L. MITCIIlLL son. No. 10 BrosdwS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
et,amboats ano Railroads.
-,,,,.,1;I,-'I1J -,,osrov NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
w. u 'h'r No 81 Pine st.. ~ v.

FOE g3sifUlG I'D flGL RvER-rae pisndd and superior
IVRAY STATE, Capt. Jcwett, leaves New York every
Se1n " THURSDAY and SATURDAY al o'clock m,
- ENPIRE STATE, Capt. BraytOn, on MONDAY,
MenSFsDAY snd FRIDAY, at O'Clock y, D, from rier
Ka3N.R. . - :. 49,. .,rli
-. an ,il the zane snail have been paid FOR.
yis Boston Is forwarded through with sIeat dpsch oy
.,Frme,s Freight Train.
WM BORDEN Agent, Nos. 10 aud II Wes.-s:.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1859 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsse
Commencing November !, 1859. -
Passenger Station In NewYoIk, corner 2hst and 4h'sv
sntIanoe n I7th-st- - ,,, ,onv
For New Haven, IN texl l2:% 2fo, tex S;$ ana
tSo p. For Bridgeport, T. s. m tex Z;+o 2;fo eh)
S%5 and 3SJ p For Milford Straord, fnrhedl south
port and Wespor Ia l245 S45 and 80 p m For Nor
wsIl m l2:45 ?:45 (ex S:45 4So, $50 For De.
ten Greenwich, l2:4o Si5, 4:So $3.50 For
Stamford (eI) 2:4s 2+5 (ex S;45, $780, 5So
Chester and intermediate stations, l2:to,
U<3, 1850, $50 ESQ ? m. - - -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
vor Boston, (eSl 2+5 p m (eIl For Hartford and
eprnsfeld IA m (exl 2:S ?. m. (eX FOR Connecticut
Rlver Railroad To Montreal (ex For Canal Railroad 10
Northampton SA m Eek AID i2;45 For New Haven
and New London Railroad, and 2 IS m for Housa-
t,nic Railroad, a. N. For Nsugatuck Railroad, q
l4S. p IN Yor DanbuTy and NoIwak Railroad, q m
SSS o. IN JAMES H. HOYT. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PIIILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mal and Express lines lesve NewYortst and II
m and and p m fare &S Through Tickets sod for Ch.
West and for Baltimore Washington, NoIfon,
kc ard through bagssse checked Washington In and
Up m trains J. w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
baggage will be received for any train unless delivered anl
secied hfteen minutes In advance OF the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
long ISLAND RAILROAD-NOTICE.-

iow, LARS sons Esst~Leave South Perry Brooklyn, 10
M. for Greenpot; leave South Ferry Brooklyn at M,
for Yaphsnk leave South Ferry Brooklyn At m for syos.
jssvs South Ferry, Brooklyn att p m for Jamscs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

no NEW Fare 81; Berths
Freely ELM CITY, al ?. Or and efteI Noy 3 the
URDAY at II IN, from Peck.ip To Hartford by the
sITIIpDAY s,an m RICIPD PECK. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

r. y y - \ l. ' n " n II n IL II " ~ IL -
The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
sc Cies With Western North Western and South
BY continuous Railway direct This Road also connects
a oHsh with daily ines Of to al ports on the
es'.in Rivers and Cleveland ard Ssndusky with the
-. s 70 el por's on TIE North Western Lakes-mskns the
,n-sP and reliable route by which BREluhT can
sesrwsrdsd 70 ana from the Ores, West
eslhS pL htN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
~ o''s eho~s, Hate and CAPS BoOks, On can't, A.
Siy oooes Vn e'ass bales and trguk.) Drugs ln ,oor
eoh's ssn sses rcshsrs kurs kc.............t i
s.Sosp tLAss'-Dcmes,ie sAe,tiug Shrtns sndl
sle.ns th oritnA eSes), DTugs TN cssks), ceA,ss
-. "T VS W. ~ sn0 ooA'sl Wool aud Sheep 100 ID.
RHIsD CLAss.-Auvils, Hard ware S,.el ch.ir. a.
cssk. Heup Bacon aud Pom asns 'in crnts y
sscksl Tobacco msnufd eNcept Cigars or C., LOO u.
eovkTH Class Coffee, Pish, Bacop r. "a
M y "a, 49, o' a. ,swtrS LGrS aud Lsrd 5ocents T.
- ~' "'"' '''Hso Way, lar, Pitch. LOO ID.
rLovK- ebbl until further uotice '''''
Ss.N- Z 700 u Until furthcr notice.
Co1ToN- $bs'e, rot exceeding 5n weisAt f,h.
Actsce- eT -N'-''''Nef
sculsr package Ns Prnnylvanis os os p.I,
Goods oonsigred % the Of this Road al Pb1.nh
futsburrb VII be forwsrGec without dstcntion ~
FkEiGBr tGESrs.-HErris, Worn lev Co Msmph,, r.r,
r. y. Sass Co. S. Louis; p. O. OReily Co. Ey.n.yiI1.
Ind Dun esun, Bel CO.. and Carter Jeset, Los.sviln
xy; h. A.iGrum Madison. lue. II. W. Brown Co IA
Irwin Co. Cincinnati; ". w Graham l. Co. 7sne.yiVr
Ohio; Le.ch Co. No 81 kiby st. Boston; Leech Co No
ASor House, NewSors snd NJ. l South WilHsm.t New.
Yorh z J. sDeeder P6iAdelph!s Mssrsw L Koous Bat.
norr A. s,~wsr' Pittsburgh.
Il. II. HOUSTON G.nersl Freight Agent, Phistsphia
]. "A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Ao0EA PL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

DEOPLE's LINE between NEW-YORK, CITY
II ISLAND WHITESTONE NEW ROCHELLE aud
1AMARONECK.-On aud after hONDAY, October Is the
ssmer ISLAND CITY Capt James Nradenburgh, VIII leave
rnan slip a. p m Returning leaves MsmsroDeok
x73a ~ New Rochelle, a. In. City Island, st and
0rhitss,one at $50 H. Ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

80 1859 Trains will leave Chambersst. Station as follows:
Lupr TaiL. M and Albany aud Troy Passenger
Trsius II 80 and 1880 for Poughheepsie, Ia m
and $3.50 p IN for Sing Sing 10 and 6;45 p IN 70,
Peeh,ku 81 aud $50 o. The Poughkeepse, Peetski1
snS Sing Sing stop Way Stations Passengers taken
CLamber Canal Christopher aud 3stsis Trains i?t New
on Sundays, at lOp m. A. r. SMITH Superintendent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-12
From Che Memphis Appeal.
The Investigation at the Capital.

The committee of the Legislature, engaged
at Nashville in investigating the condition of
the several States Offices, publish a card in
the Nashville papers, in which they state
that their labors have been much more tedi-
Gus and protracted than they had anticipated,
and that their Investigations will be extended
for some time yet They state that they hope
to do full and ample justice to all the parties
concerned, and to render satisfaction to the
public. They are required by the resolution
of the Legislature, from which the derive
their authority, to report to the Governor by
the first day of October next. This report
will be looked for with deep interest by all
classes, and its appearance will undoubtedly
elicit some Developments that will be of
lasting benefit to the interests of the people
The committee have it in their power, by an
impartial, fearless and scrutiniZing exposure
of the corruptions which are now known to
have existed at the capital, to render an es-
sential service to the State, and link their
own names with an upright administration of
our State Government. They likewise, by
pursuing a wavering, imbecile or one-sided
course, may destroy the advantage intended
by the investigation, and bring ridicule or
odum upon themselves. The people look to
them for IA fair and fearless report, that shall
do full Justice to all. whether they deserve
Reproduction or applause.
These Investigations cannot be too thorough
ly made. In governments of the people,
their agents cannot be held to too strict or
frequent an accountability. We are therefore
glad to see the committee manifesting de-
termination to make a complete, patient and
accurate investigation into the condition of
those officers whose affairs they have in
charge. If it be necessary to a full investi-
cation, we trust the committee will disregard
the feeble clamors of any who may complain
that they are protracting their labors, and
that they will avail themselves of every pos
sible instrument within their reach to vindi-
cate the innocent and to bring the guilty to
the bar of public opinion and to condign
punishment. The purity of our Government
and the integrity of its public officers depend
materially upon this means of enforcing
rigid accountability from the latter; and that
money is cheaply expended which is employed
in exposing corruption and enforcing such
accountability. Let the committee then do
their work with the greatest possible expedi-
ton, but let them do it thoroughly, fairly
and fully.