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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
xxXvth CONGRESS. First Session.

SENATE. .. WAsHIsoros, March 9, lS8
The House bill making On Appropriation OF 3fvow
to enable the President TO fulfill the treaty stpuston
for the abolition of the Sound dues passed. .,
Mr.. SEWARD IN. " introduced q bili to amcsi
the act of March 3, 1857, regulating the carriage
passengers in steamships and other vessels. Referred
Dir. EVANS IS. g. submitted bill for tie sus'4
ment Of the Patent laws
Mr. HOUSTON (Texas) presented bill. providH
foi the organization Ot . regiment Of mounted vogs
teers, for the protection of the Texas frontiers ~
authorizing the President to rae four eddtions ref
ments Of volunteers.
The resolution presented BY Mr. Douglas ni,) %
Feb a, calling for information on Kansas aifars ~
taken up.
NJ. DOUGLAS said he wanted information. He
SAID that Mr. Calhoun was in the city erdesvorips@
force the LecOmptOn Cor Lstitution through By VIE
holding the facts in the Gaze. He was making op.
trajectory statements in the newspapers but bse n
been ne .r the Committee sde any commune suvs
othem. II was triing with the dignity Of me sehos'
when Government official can thus banie .neu w
be!atiobs. The returns should have beer T....S
eight days sfter the election and the result ttasfms
to Congress, yet Mr.. Calhoun still keeps them a.. =.
up in / is pocket. Uness we are TO DO chsatea =.
facts should be known. How can Senator'S VOC
derstandngly when the whole matter . IN aosE
Every day the frauds ssccumulate--forgery m0usu.s
forgery. Mr.. u. then alluded to the frauds IN Heg
poo Shawnee, Delaware Crossing and was proceUs,
ing to denounce Mr.. Calhoun when the hoW o.
O'clock arrived, cutting short HE speech.
The special CIDER being the bin for the admlss's'
Kapsas then taken up.
Mr. C0iLAMER continued his remarks from ~
terday He said the only choice allowed the pea..
Of Kar sas wes whethe. they would have slaves o.
slaves Ne alluded to the Territorial laws ard n~
sovera! successive Governors who were sent oI
admipistS them, ana who were summary rero,~
because hey &C aid Lot perform impossbilii.ss..G
cause they could no. enforce the laws, and ye.
justice to 81 parties. He referred to the Leconps
Constitution and said j. was idle to resort to spes-
pleacicg to hide the fact tha. that instrument
lever submitted TO the people. II it had beer' r.
would have repudiated II once ard for ever -
President admits that. The whole thing vas .:s.
and delueior. He referred also 10 the uew pe.'sI
dogmathat slave property in its legal chsrstsf.,s ~ 4.
tenure ID precisely ike other property ana 80
decision Of the Supreme Court in the Dfed oce, ,.rs
He would rot 0eny that tho Supreme Coun nnrs.Se,
give an opinion concerning Slavery, when ihe iAg
wss properly before i, but be regrette: Ins' sss
.bculd hsvetske advantage Of their position Sn,cs
er catitd-a their incoremett OF poli;ea VI a.
Tie irdoisers of sccomot.iiOa paper .s'doa
prt6i ao.e tusness. Hs then discussed tae k
p..pr.y nsr. cc.tsnsing that TO oLy s,rJu
=. g~g vss - nshs 4 ccs, s1J .SkiHs w"
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thrs draw broad pLpabie line betsesn those
who sold liquor legally and those who soid I"
llfgSly in our City. Instead Of doing IS the Ia"
expressly required, they have pu'Po'ely spun oo'
and strung along their sessicns, untu' thousn ''o
months Of the year is out they have not yet hni-aed
granting licenses for that year! They know tnst
nobody will apply for or take out Licenses for the
remaining two months, especially since the acensed
have no practical advantage OF inpunlty "h1ch Is
rot equslly free 10 the urlicened; yet shey ah'
nounce q sitting for to-day, aud then sn ADJOURN
ment TO May 10Th
The object of this shutting is plain. II is 10
keep the unlcensed rum sellers in countOance and
screen them from prosecution. Hany should o.
sued or indicted now, they would naturally 'ay'
"Tbe Board has not yet done licenslng-we are
considering the proprety of applying to them
From first TO last, the game of this Board has been
to earn the gratitude aad probably the grasuities
also, Of the Rum Interest by screening the Illegal
traffic. In doing this. they have shamefuily de-
ceired and wronged those who, in obedience TO the
law, made early application aud paid the required
license. They have 80 managed matters that,
should the same Board be retained another year,
there viii probably be ten thousand law.defyug
sellers and not one hundred applicants for license.
But we trust our eminent Judges who appointed
this Board will take care that different act Of men
shall officiate as licensers next year.
Will the friends Of License propose to the,
Legislature such amendments to the existing law
a, are calculated, in their Judgment, TO render it
effective Let US have the best that can be done
with License, preliminary to different eHperi-
ment. In one way or another the frshtful devss-
tatiOn which the Liquor Traffic is now making
must be arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Fernando Wood's meeting 10 approve and glorify
fraud. cheating. forgery and mob law in Kansas
took place last evening at Mozart Hall. He is thus
in advance Of the Thirty three hundred others.
This i. proper. He Is an older hsns in the bust
ress. Their turn comes tomorrow night, how
ever. Then we shsll see Henry Grinrell, Matthew
Morgan. Charles Augustus Davis Vim. Whtlock,
jr.. James Lee, Stewart Brown and Moses Taylor
engaged IL the enaeayor TO persuade the ruian' OF
the Five Points that patriotism and villainy are
identcs,, and lying and swndling praissworthy Vir-
tues,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

According 10 Mr. Senator Green, the mere at
tempt TO saddle the people of Kansas with the Lee
compton Constitution has produced such tenn
pest of popular indignation, that all the Federal
oficers have been obliged to fy the Territory He
gives that as explaining their presence 10 Washing
ten. Gen. Whitfield, he adds, has been driven
from the Territory by threats of assassination, and
be alleges himself TO be Ia the receipt Of letters
statN the commission Of murders from the same
cause. II the bare suggestion Of oblgng the peo.
PIE Of Kansas TO submit to the Leconpton Coasti.
futon has produced such lsnentable results, what
is sreassnsty to be anticipated from the attempt to
carry that suggestion into effect, If Buchanan s
cffce holders, with Territorial Governor aud two
thousand troops TO back them, DO not dare 10 re,
main in the Territory, what could be expected Of
Calhoun's officers with no troops at all We
have heard Of curirg the hte Of mad dog by ad-
minister.ng hair Of tie same animal bu: Mr.
Green's professed faith in the restoration of peace
10 Kansas by means Of the Lecompton Constitu-
ton beats tiat line Of practice all hollow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Ia Congress yesterday, the SENATE passed the
House bill. sppropriatirs S4O5, 900 to enable the
President to fulfill the treaty stipulations respect
ius the Sound Dues Mr. Seward introduced q
bill TO amend the act regulating the carriage Of
passengers in steam ships and other vessels Mr.
Evans. q blu for the amendment ofthe PateDs laws,
and Mr.. Houston q bill providing for the organizs
ten Of regiment Of mounted volunteers TO defend
the frontiers of Texas and empowering the President
to raise four additional regiments Of volunteers
Dir. Douglas spoke upon his resolution calling for
information concerning Kansas. His remarks were
principally directed to the frauds which every day
brings TO light and to the extraordinary course Of
Gen Calhoun. Mr. Douglass speech WAS suddenly
cut short at o'clock by the announcement of Vice
President Breckenridge that the hour for taking up
the special order (tbe Kansas bID had arrived.
Mr.. Collamer concluded the speech which he COM
menced on Monday. Mr.. Pugh gave notice Of an
amendment to Mr. Green's substitute to the effect
that the people may alter or abolish their form Of
government, as they may think proper. Mr.
Seward obtained the floor. and the Senate ad-
journed.
In the HOUSE the discussion upon the bill
regulating the pay and the number Of its employees
wac continued. The motion 10 reconsider the vote
referring to the Committee Of the Whole the
Senate bill authorizing the President to reinstate
naval officers affected by the action of the Court
of Inquiry was taken up, and elected an interesting
debate, pending which the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
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Ths ) usinisir the preeniDence-EKpres-.
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Our hous hold l. In ecstsses with it.-POrteTs Spirit
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

SINGERS SEWING MACHNEs.-FOr all manu-
featuring purposes sNsERs SEWING MAcHIs deemed in
apsnssh The public nsist upon having their clothing kc
usds By them SINGERS FAMILY SEwfNG MACHINE is the
latest presented for competition, and being arranged with full
kaowedss Il the defects Of other machines for similar uses has
syolded or euedied them all II the handomes Sewing Ma
osine ever made and the easiest lean opsae Using one
Of these machines 10 elegant amusement Pnce so0 with
iron tahe oonniete NJ SNCEK Co. No. 4jS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Mr. Richard Busted appears in our columns this
morning in yipdcation of his official conduct in the
matter Of the Glass Ballot-Boles, and of his right
to represent the City in the action row pending foI
tho orecoyory of tbe.t asserted value Ills tEp'si
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

.boc.9sin in after q Interest 10 our p.andered tax
p,ye,s. ard we tust viii be secsrsuy read. We
are inclined to think Mr.. Bp.teed has the right Of
this caae,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Cbadss C. Bur:eish Will lecture % u. c.ti,ens Of
Meek ia ,Wejresdayl evening at TIE public bail
NJ. 30 B,osi street HIS sCb,ea s!l bs TIE Rights
A. D.gtdy q Lslo>
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

WATsOs's new FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
pow RsADrTh. improved elastic stitch Machine being de-
hsaed expressly for family recommended " being mere
psrsot well ornamental than any Sewing Machine
bow existence Call and Person. having WATsoHs odd
Mshns and deous ofeIchsnsns for the improved one eau
10 equitable terms
WATsos's FAMILY SEwRe MACHINE CoMsASr,
40 Rro.dvAv
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NenWork DAILY Gribn,te
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3. 1853.
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ssssser h sending as r:misssssss hca1ensiy omit V -
nsus eS ae State which tAek paper s W be ssoh Avar
uDapuou ~ nanss Of ne Post Q6ss sni Staa<
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

Advertisements for THr WsrxLr TRIBUNE OF saA
week mus. be handed in early to-day. Price, 81 a
H,a
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From washington.


SPECIAL DIVArcHEs 10 IhL ~ L. fS~s"H
F,o. a SPIRAL cs~-ero-fc-t
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. March 2. 1853
Judge Dough-. attempted to can up hs Raasss
resolution Of inquiry to-day and was proceedings h
d.cu.. ;,s necessity, ard commenting upon 0es
Cslhouns course IL not having declared the resUt
Of the elections two months AFTER they we're head
when he was interrupted percmPtorhy oy Vice.
Pre.;dent Breckenridge, who announced that hs
hour for the special order had arrived. A.
n,up,,s obser7ed that this was not the prsehce u
the Chamber. ard asked if there was serious pu.
po.e 20 check bis remarks; to which Mr. BreoSsn'
ridge replied in the affirmative with much emphsss
of manner. There is Al e7ident purpose On ~
hands 70 bear down on Mr. Dous@ with e'sT
element OF power.
Senator Colamer concluded his speech to-day.
which was conceded to be most punseot review
of the whole Kansas policy of the Federal Govesa'
ment. He exhibited its transparent desisr 70 hx
Slavery there BY deception and artihce.
In Executive Session, the Senate confirmed Nj,
Uastinrs a. receiver Of the public moneys in CsS-
FORMS. in spite of the opposition Of Mr.. BrodcricL
Postmaster Cooks nomination WA then takes
I'D. but was postponed to await the reply TO c1
for information. His confirmation Is Arranged u
be made by party vote. Mr. Toomb' viii %"
, tilt in the Ksnsss debate with Judge Deasa'.
notwithstanding the former relations bet~eee The
two.
Senator Green's amendment providing for the
admission of Minnesota and Kansas, PROVIDES that
nothing shall bs construed to prevent the atorases
or smeudment of the State Constitution ana sda
ator Pughs afirms the general declaration IN the Bu
Of Rights. Neither proposes the insertion Of . pss
tive condition, such as the Pennsylvania Democrsss
profess to require before they will give in thor a.
herence to LecOmpton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

STRING HATs-BRD, No. 40 Nassau-st.-The
ssndsrd ard styles OF GENILTMEs HATS now ready
TO which the attention Of customers aud the public respect
fully invited. BIRD, No. ~ Nssssu.st.
SPRING, 185S.-LEARY & Co, Leaders and In
PRODUCERS Of Fashion for 0enmen HATS, ready to
supply the SPRISG STYLE for 1853
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
DIR. TOwNsEND's SARsAPARILLA

DK. lOWNSEND - DANSifhRiLLh
IL OF ths season most Invaluable as Renovstor aud
PuRIrrE OF TN IsE 8i BLOOD GOD, ,,. :, ,,,n .s.c,.
uay carry ali pud humOr cleanse the stomach, regulate
the sowe iuport and ysor TO ths whole system and
Ono great recommendation for u:ns this ssrap.Ia h that
srvg Bottle OF it is Manufactured under the direct 'upen
DR.. JAMES r. CHuToS,
the ceehrsed Chemist aud Physician in this country and
"PusILT vEesTAELs AND WITHOUT msscvEY" iii.
-a g.. s': ssscTss st m
5. BLOOD As d. T0wNts4 81 oS. ana s
ns sane propere. alone speaks volumes In ts favor.
Only purify the blood and disease must vanish
Wholesale and retail Depot No 22 BTesdrsy corner o'
ton IT,. Office No 2, opposite 81 PsuT. Church.
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG n Co.,
Late Carter Quinsn De Forest)
Nos 60 and 50 ChsmSers..t..
are new Offering for sale splendid yaristy Of
MIssIn1c, COdHrco, srIiGUK, Pacific
and other
s.,ea.1,. p.crrIc md nd HAMILTON DsLA1sr~
Cabot %ns.is '9a Tosi s. Dwight 1n
Wsmsutlss, aud other popular brands,
Gthe
LovEs1 MARKET rsrcr, for CASH or APPROVED CRADIr.
Extensive variety Of Dress Goods,
Gathering the choicest sm' fIom Imported aud Home FfoduO
isssa ssa store sss1. ''''l'''' ln'.' : -'' - - - w
LooN I! Low prices for CAKPLrs ;, :.
fnsis BsUssLs Casrsrs6s s. u, and 8 fper yard
Besnttfd IsGs AIN CARrIrs 81, a. and 81 per yard
On CORY 26, 81, and u por yard! ,
HiRAm ANDERSON, No, 90 Bowery.
REhOyAL.-MARsH e. Co. 8 Radicsl-Cure Truss
Okoe No q Aadenlane removed to No ivesy It, Astor
S and oVs, s.y Of Bsndsses Of most approved pstefn
.Pae4 Private fOr adie. female in attendance
SALT RHEUM.
will the of Salt Rheum that can bs
old Ulcers of however long
standing g. B. SMITH No n CAnal-st., Church
POSTAGE STAMPS 6 and 10 cent? for sale at
this Once.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
BARTHoLP's SEWING MACHINES.

OnOt
Corner Of Broome st.
The puc invited 70 call and eIsune the elegant
offered for whloh embraced all thoss
pucs which been found for the poduc-
boo Of the greatest variety Of superior work.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

GrkIs. No 24 Broadway opposite ST. Psurs Church.
FEET COVERING FOR Young AND OLD.-CAN-
Manufactures Doors aud SnoEs for Chldrcn CATERS
SLPPFRS OyERsHoEs &C. for the Ladies aud Doors GATERS
Hov SLIPPERS &c for Gentemcn better than any oneee
and time being satisfied with small profits sells them
chespr There about th, visit 10 his place
viii convince you His only establishment IL at No sl3 Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03

GENIS has issued his 81 Spring-style of SILK
Hat which for beauty Of pattern excecnce Of work and de-
cded sPenony Of materials stamps as the leading HAT oil the
GrsIs No. 2I4 Brosdw,y opposite St Psu's Church
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ItITI HOTEL, CORNER OF ROYAL AND CANE
\ J RON STREETS. .iierundrid, Va The under
signed respectfully invite their friends and the
travelling public generally, to make the CITY
HOTEL their stopping place while IN Alexan-
dria, with the assurance that 10 pans. trouble,
or expense will be spared by tie PROPRIETOR
and his geaiien.amiy and accommodating ASotS.
ThNTS, IN their efforts TO secure The comfort
and pleasure OF their guests
This HOTEL hos been thoroughly repaired,
ard neatly aud comfortably furnished through
out. aud from lis well known location, III lhe
business part ~ the city, visitors on business or
otherwise, viii consult their comfort and cOnve-
nience. By making il their home during their stay.
The SERVANTS are poiIte aud attentive, ano
the TABLE will he amply supplied with every
thing for the inner man,' the city market
affords
WHALEY'S OMNlBUSES, with polite Dri-
vers and Por,ers. will attend al the Depots and
Wnarves, upon the arrival and departure oi The
Cars and Boats, 10 convey passengers TO and
from the House.
The Stages Tor Winchester, via Leesburg,
and for uPpervliie, have their Office al TINS
House, " mere PERSONS wishing 10 take seats i"r
either OF the above OF Intermediate places, viii
please leave their names.
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER, Proprietor.
J. J. ROBERTS, Assistant.
IL Travellers and citizens are !Iicrmed that
by leaving thei: names at the Office OF The City
Hotel. they Will always he certain OF being
conveyed on their journey IN proper time, that
berg the Office for Whaiey's Omnibus Line.
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NO. 239.
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
COMMUNICATE.
BEAUTIFUL HOPES.

BEAU IlFUL HOPES.
Yes, Poets may sing Of beautiful hopes,
That rest on the heart as life's morning opes:
Those beautiful hopes do they only deceive,
And palsy tae hearts, that most fondly believe
Beautiful hopes-tho' tallacious and vain,
They sweep Ger the heart like musIc's soft
strain,
Through this wilderness world OF turmoil and
care,
Tney buoy up the spirit, and mock at despair!
let think, not fond mortals, hopes never decay,
That the rainbow OF promise they always dis
play
In llte's early morn We bask in lis rays,
Ere the shadows have lengthened-lt darkness
displays.
Yes, of beautiful hopes the Poets may sing
Yet seldom, ,nost seldom, they really bnng
To the hearts Oft the young, the promised delight,
Tho the morning OF life is sparkling and bright
In liie's early hours they cling to the heart,
Ere noon day arrives, with many We part
The evening alas oft closes in gloom,
Our beautiful hopes-they leave US TOO sooE!
Bu, there is one soothing hope that never departs,
That of lie eternal-to soTrowiul hearts,
Unlike tue gay hopes OF the world that deceive,
And ade mid their brightness and leave Us TO
grieye
lis rainbow OF promise sent from above
To pe intent hearts-and lis essence Is love.
Our beautiful hopes Oh this promise are cast,
They fade not, noI witaer, but ever will last
Clarke County, October |, 1888. {. b.
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~ C. BRADLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa
I Manufacturer, corner OF King aud Alfred
streets, Alexandria, Va, mas constantly on hand
and offers to the public, an excellent assortment
of CABINET WARE, SOFAS, and CHAIRS, OF every
variety, and on the lowest terms, which, tor dura'
bility and finish, cannot be surpassed.
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,yGg AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
LANE -. q @

EAHH -=-ssszzs.s@S@ siill:
UHE TRAIN leaves Alexandria daily at 4
O'Clock. A. NJ, Tor Gordonsville, connecting
-. ..r ,ra!r, on the Virginia Central Raj!
ma. .or R.cAmond and the West, and with the
..., on ,ay Manassas Gap Railroad, for Wood
,.,,s al! Intermediate points.
L, TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night ex-
r.9,.t a. clock, 7 NJ, for Richmond, New
O-.sas Memphs, and intermediate points.
T..oas. tickets a, the Railroad Station.
T,e rams leaye GordonSvllle daily, at 1890,
! u. ari 1918 P NJ, arriving at Alexandria
rgP u. ar4 3A. VI. Nonight train on Sun
ar. J.R. NICKLlN, Ticket Agent
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THOMAS JAMESON,

M.ACHINIST and IkON FOUNDER,
e CORNER OF ROYAL AND WILKE srREEls, III
is PREPARED 10 execute orders Tor 81 A
TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shalting Puileys and Hangers,
Pumps Fans, Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cas-, Railing, Columns and
Girders, Gas or Water Pipe and MACHINERY
OF every description. Superior CAsIlNos
made to order at short notice and on reasonable
terms. On hand, several STEAM ENGINES,
eight horse power, and eight or ten LATHEs,
to which the attention OF those in want is re-
quested. NH 2o-ly