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THE NEW YORK APPOINTMENTS IN THE
SKSsrE.-The confirmation Of Marshal Rynders
and Postmaster Fowler's appointments seem.
to be above all Others obnoxious to sor,e
Of the newspapers II is singular enough tina,
the two appointments which are most excepted
to should be the two first to be approved,
whilst those Of Collector Scbell Surveyor Har,
and Navy Agent Sanders are still hung up by
the eyelids, exposed to the pure air and famed
by the fresh breczes Of Capitol Hill, on the
banks Of the Potomac.
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om Sstan Van Welt C'iop~ Kaue has probably decid
toe c',v % 90 10 go IN ana sec su hoias on sass
msuntsus 'orees al tue people will 20 isto tns
,assns =. ~ arrangement cannot be effected sdSa'-
20 us NOR uons and u en- comes the eni Of al
1872 ".~ .nem. oSoe =. tue mountains they will
ootos can DC exercsea toem for thew are Seirel
never 70 bu'o again tIl they return 10 Hssouri ma
General lays claim iuialhSitv nvs -. ts,al. ~
source Of inspratioa reliable Wv -" sA">S ~
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The MIX Acknowledging the agitation
about the bad milk sold in this city, and which
has brought milk and money in abundance to
its author, Frank Leslie, it is surprising that
no effort should be made to form company to
supply the community with the genuine article.
Why do not the Wall street spectators turn the
swill milk to the same profitable account as
they do other stocks Of an equally fancy cha
rscter9
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New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The United States steamship Star of the West Capt
GRAY, will leave teis port TO afternoon, .. two
O'Clock, for Aspin wall
The mails for Caforns and other parts OF the Pacific
viii close ut orc O'Clock tn morrow afternoon.
The NEW YoRK WEEKLY HxxAID-CalHornia edition
containing iaiest intelligence from oil parts Of the
world will be publshed Al eleven O'Clock In the morning
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing, six cents.
Agents viii please ssnd in their orders early as POS
abba
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gurr FOR LrBrL-DAsAdxs LAID AT 10000
Sb.rn Mrthers yesterday waited upon Starbuck Co. Of
the Daily sr and served the usual papers for the com
Increment Of suit for libel, the damages being laid At
$4,000 The suit brought by T. A. OConner Esq the
Prosecuting Attorney OF Hamilton county. and the alleged
tn the ntirction ID article published tuesday
last tbst witness summoned ~ appear before the Grand
Jury. In a prosecution commenced against q gambling
bouse ban b. en- excluded from the Grand Jury room
throrRh the Influence Of some one connected with the
Prosecuting Attorney once -crrpeA GasHk, kcy 10.
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-. $3.50 - - -
Naval rntelligenee.

Ire Boston Advertiser Of the latb inst ssys:--A tee.
graphic order received at Ch.restovn Navy Yard
Saturday 10 Of cut the brig Dolphin with all desstch,
ard shears were tsd and bcr mssts got before
O'Clock She viii probably be all rieged Monday or
Tucsc ay and ready for her officers rumored
eore loot after ,hA searching vessels IN the West In
dec and et another sends her Paraguay rhs
Nscedopian's no board Thursdsy. The ON
Co.'S reported saturdsy The Levsnt Va IN dry dock
The IosEoke ct the end Of The wharf receiving her
n
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years, at 81 900 per snnum. for the Of the Com
missioner of Jurors The report of the Board in ia.
vor of paying the bill OF Excise Commissioners Has
ket for services, amounting to 1913, was referred
back to the committee for the opinion of the Corpo
ration Counsel. Several reports were laid over.
The trial Of Thomas N Carr, for an alleged libel
on The Corporation Counsel, is drawing to a close.
Yesterday Mr.. Whiting made very impressive ap-
peal to the jury in behalf Of the defendant In the
perusal OF which the taxpayers Of our city will no
doubt be interested. Counsel for the prosecution
commenced his closing address. which will be re-
sumed this morning. The case will be given to the
jury early in the afternoon.
The market f,r ton inactive yesterday The
counts o. Increased receipts the Gulf ports especi
ally ~ New Orleans bad depressing influence prices.
ne sales embraced about 500 600 bales based upos
middiire urands at I2c The receipts at the Southern
ports show Increase OF 81 coo bales against the
period last year The exports Great Britain show
increase Of $1,000 bales while tho decrease to Franco
amounts 70 co., and TO other fcregn ports TO SO 900
bales Total decrease exports So 900 bales Flour
without chsnge Of moment. while saes we're 70 fair
extent Common grades heavy while medium and
extra grades steady. wheat in Doderats
and prices steady With sales q 600 000 hush
els Corn and very little done whe better
prices were demanded. Pork In moderate demand
but rather Grmer, with sales Of 81 SIT 50 SIT Sc
ST. g. the latter figures for small lots Prime
4 49, Sugars were quite active and prices sustained
The saee emeyscec about 22co hhds aud 10 boxes d
rs'es given ip another column. Coffee was steady.
cargo Of Lasuayra sold at H., with a small lot Java 10
bsgs at lec The stock OF Rio about TO- $50
bags and The total of bags and to 80 0s7. Freghts
were maintained at the recent advance but In conse-
qupcc OF light stocks OF produce In market the engage
mems were moderate.
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THx GENERAL NEWSPAPER DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1858.
Neither our government nor Lord Napier has accsrss
Information concerning the visiiaous Of
vessels by British cruisers. II supposed the latter
have exceeded their instructions or that the publishes SC
counts have been very much exaggerated the rsnsac
lions alleged ii is not believed that they will BE-
justified by Great Britain Our government has
letter to Lord Napier, and will by the steamer foe
ward Instructions 10 Mr. Dallas the subject Tho Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations, who have the matter
under consider alton, will further sr the neoes
sary to prevent tho repetition Of such outrages.
The President will shortly send to Congress- ths few
documents In possession Of the but not vita
reported reoomendaory message. the facts
sufficiently authentic to justify such a communicates.
The report Of the Fort Smelling Investigating Com tsss
will be the special order In the House to morrow.
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AFFAIRS 1T THE nAriosAL CAPITAL.


Our special Washington Dosp1teh
THE BRITISH OUfRAGKs-POsIrION or RAJ ADxyns
rRATIoF ON THB RIGHT or SEARCH QUssrIoN-rHu
NEW YORK NORTHUMBERLAND GRANTS Fox M
BRAsKA, ETC, ETC.
wAsmroros, May 10, 1859.
the steamer Fulton, which under orders Tor In
Gulf OF Mexico, has received additional instrucsss in
consequence Of the conduct Of tho British cruisers y pro-
tect cur nerchsutmea from such oatxagss
General Cas- Is engaged writing ost full statement q
all the cases which have tho kno wiedxs or ia
government, and Is going into elaborate history Of n,
British preensioa OF the right q search and tho utter 70
pudisoa by this government Of the Doctrine under s.y
circumstances
Tho House Committee Elections have decided that he
Minnesota members entitled 10 their seats. Tho con.
mitsee will probably report Thursday next Tho mi.
noriy will aieo present q report against their taking
sesks
Tho House Committee Public Lands have agreed upon
BILL and will report it In few days, giving Neorss<A
large grant Of lands for railroad purposes The commit
toe have decided against similar grant for Kansas.
Tho House Judiciary Committee will DO ready report
On tho watrous tho last of this week. It IL highly
probable they will report in favor Of impesohing hiu
Tho Senate had short executive session sO.dsy and
confirmed large batch OF unimportant appointments.
Nessrs Sche and Hart reported bsck the Senate
and will be aken up and acted upon 70 morrow Mr. San
ders has mot boon reported back
Mr. Wright Of Georgia, and Mr. Purviauce, Of Pea.syi-
vanis, members Of the Tariff Investigating Com uit.se
have len here for Albany for tho purpose examining
Thurow Weed relative 70 The I've thousand dollars which
he received from lawrence Stone Co. for his services
In passing the Tariff bill The nnttoe will rcpor as
soon these gentlemen return.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Senate met and went into Commit
tee OF the Whole after considering mum,
Der Of bills, the following were read third
time, and passed.
A bill TO amend chapters so e SO of the
Revised Statutes
A bill 10 incorporate the city Of West
81. Paul.
A bill amending the &C, Incorporating
the ~. Paul Water Company.
A bill to reduce the Inv Incorporating
the City OF 81. Paul, and all acts aiuenda-
tory thereto
A bin 10 establish the county Of Monroe.
A bill authorizing the Common Council
OF 81. Paul 10 issue bonds 10 construct the
levee between the upper and lower landings;
A bill to appropriate money for certain
purposes therein named, the general appro.
priation hill
a bill 70 incorporate the town Of Ma.
rine
A bill to incorporate the town Of Man
ka,o;
A bin 10 provide for laying out certain
State roads.
A roroIutjou was adopted authorizing the
Secretary To employ additional assistance.
Adjourned
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SENATE.
Senate met aDl wa called 10 order by
the President.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Mr.. VAN ElTEN introduced resoIu
ton recalling tbs bill providing for town
ship and county organizations, which had
been placnd in the hhnds Of the State
printer.
lie said the resolution was submitted IN
or'!r 10 put il upon its bnal passage 'niDe.
diately, and any defects in i Can be reinltted
a. the adjourned session. II was important
and Deccssary that thu bin should receive
prompt attention.
Mf. MOTION thought the time remain
ing was too short for a proper consideration
Oi measure 0f this importance. and boIs'l
the na,,,r would he postponed until the ex
ira s.ssioo, ~ order that every feature oi
the measure can be thoroughly eIampi
and defects in II corrected.
Mr. SMITH advocated the passage Of
the resolution, b.cause be- considered this a
MEASURE Vi more Importance than any yet
considered a, this present Session oi tin
legislature.
The resolution wa then adopted.
Mr.. VAN EI'rEN introduced . joint
resolution authorizing tbs commissioners
appointed to rcyist the statutes, ~ enter
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of the asnate and In violation OF the Coastitu
ton, and the came should be expunged from
the Journal.
1t was laid over for one day.
The design for State seal WAS referred
to committee Of three--Messr Foi.sox,
HAIL and HUDSON.
IN Committee or rHE wHoLg.
On motion Of Mr.. STREETER, the Sen
ate resolved itself into Committee Of the
Whole, to take into consideration the bill
for the relief Of Caroline Rody, Mr.. SKIN.
NxR in the chair.
The bill was reported back with the re.
commentator that II be engrossed, and the
report was accepted.
The Senate adjourned
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HOUSE ON REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at . o'clock. aud was call
Cd to order by the Speaker.
REPORTS
Mr. OTIS from the select committee 10
whom were referred the report and rcsoln.
,ions Of the committee upon the bill for the
codisication and revision oi the Statutes,
presented lengthy report.
The report was laid upon the table and
ordered 10 be printed IN the journal
The minority report of the committee
upon the bill Tor the relief Of the Capitol
Removal Commissioners was presented aud
ordered 10 be printed in the journal with
the report Of the majority. which was print
ed yesterday
SENATE AMENDMENTS TO HOUSE, BIIiS.
The following bills were reported from
the Senate with suDdry amendments, which
were concurrcd 10:
An acl TO lay out and establish certain
State roads.
An act TO amend the charter Of the city
Of H. Paul.
rrCosD nx.Disd ~ HOUSE BfIa.
An nc, 10 amend M act entitled an act 10
incorporate the town Of Senterville.
An act 20 amend an act 10 incorporate
the Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
An act to authorize the survey Of the
town 81 Sen,ervilIc.
An act fixing the compensation Of the
Clerk Of the Supreme Court
An act 10 amend section 4. chapter y,
article !, Of the Revised Statues
An act TO amend section 0, article 0, Of
the Revised Statutes.
THIRD ggADIsG HOUSE. BILi1.
An act " authorize the survey Of The
town 81 Mannanah, Passed.
An act 10 establish the County Of Wade
ia. Passed. -,
An act TO authorize and regulate the ap-
preparation Of private property for works
of internal iTprUvement
Mr.. KEITH moved suspension Of rules,
10 allow the Registry Bill be pat upon its
final passage.
The tbiil being 10 order) was put upon
il third reading. and passed.
THE SENATE APPROPRIATIONS pnL.
Mr.. LIZ BLOND moved Suspension 81
rules 10 allow the Senate Appropriation
Bill 10 come up for liz second reading
Ciried.
Continued on eighth pase.)
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BuIs INTRODUCED.

By Mr.. CAMPBELL: on act to incor-
porate the Mississippi Valley Railroad Com.
pany. Referred to Committee on lncorpo-
ratiOns.
By Mr.. MASTERS: an act legalizing
the election of certain county and precinct
officers.
BY Mr.. RUTAN an act to provide for
the appraisement aud redemption Of all
property to be sold BY order OF Court.
BY Mr.. ATKINSON: an oct authoriz.
ing . re.survey Of the town Of Manannah.
by Mr.. MACKENTlRE; an act To
incorporate the town Of Sheldon.
REPORTS.
Mr.. KEITH from the select committee
to whom was referred the bill for the survey
Of logs and lumber, with amendments
Mr.. STARKEY from the ST. Paul dele
cation reported the st. Paul charter cor
rectly engrossed.
SECOND READING OF HOUSE, BILLS
An act to amend Section IL, Chapter 50,
Of the Revised Statutes.
Joint resolutions relating to the codeifica-
tiOu Of laws.
Memorial for grant Of land for Semi
nary at Wilton.
THIRD READING OF lossE BILLS.
An oct to reduce the laws incorporating
the city Of st. Paul in the county of Ram
sey, and the amendatory acts thereto into
one act and to amend the same Passed, by
ayes So.
An act providing for the location Of Ger
tain State roads. Passed, ayes "a, nays 3.
An act to amend an act Incorporating
the st. Paul Water Company.
FORWARDING AVID COMMISSION MERCHANT
BILL.
This bill was taken up and after sundry
unimportant amendments the bill was order
cd engrossed.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE.
Mr. STARkEY offered resolution,
which was adopted that all persons having
claims against the State, should hand the
same in to the Chief Clerk, SO that they
can be acted on by the Committee on Sup
plies and Expenditures immediately.
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and CowAs, with instructions to report o.

and CowAs, with instructions to report ~
coon ~ practicable.
Mr.. VAN ETTEN, from the Judiciary,
reported back the bill defining the power.
and duties Of Judges Of the district courts
and bill regulating Judicial sales Of real q.
tstes, without amendment and recommended
their passage.
The Committee appointed to examine n
design for State Seal, reported in favor of
Of the design submitted by Mr.. Folson in
the early part Of the session.
Mr.. FOLSOM introduced joint resolu.
ton relating to the State Seal, which was
read first and second time.
Mr.. HUDSON moved TO reconsider the
vote by which the senate refused TO pass the
bin amending chapters so and 50 Of the
Revised Statutes;
The motion was adopted, and the bill laid
upon the table for the present
The Committee Of Conference on the
Bank Bill, report favorably to concurrence
in the HOUSE amendments.
Mr.. VAN EITkN offered resolution,
requesting the House 10 return the Bank
bill to the Senate, which was adopted.
The amendments IN the bill relating To
the st. Panl City Charter were coucurr,l
ill., and the ST. Paul lNvee bill WIS taken
from the table,
IN COMMITTEE or rlix WHOLE.
The Senate went into Committee of the
Whole for the consideration OF certain bills.
Mr.. RxDrArH in the chair.
A bill to reduce the law Incorporating
the City Of St Paul. and acts amending
thereto, was amended and reported back
with the recommendation that II pass.
A bill to connect the Ievee between the
Upper and Lower Landings, was amended
and reported back with engrossment recon.
mendcd.
The Committee Of the Whole then rose
and reported the bill back with amendments,
and recommendations attached, which were
concurrcd in by the Senate,
The Senate then adjourned until 8 O'Clock
this afternoon
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BIIl.g INTRODUCED.

by Mr. COWAN memorial 10 Con
gross for an appropriation 10 indemnify the
State for certain expenditures, and also, n
bill for the appropriation Of money, for pur-
poses therein named both the bill and me.
mortal wer read II second time 10y their IT,
ties, aud 80 copies OF each ordered printed.
by Mr. COOK bill 10 incorporate The
town Of Faribault Ordered printed
Two House bills were read first time at
length, auj on motion oil Mr. snEsrEa, the
rules were suspended and the bills read a
sccond time by their titles bill TO incor.
poratc the town Of II. Joseph, md bill
authorizing the Commissioners OF Anoki
county TO levy tax Tor the erection Of
county buldlngs.
The following bills were read third time
and passed
a bill for the relief Of Caroline Rudy;
a bill u locate the county sea, Of Aiken
county
a bill 10 encourage emigration was taken
up, and the question being upon IL passage
there were ayes -, nays --.
Mr.. COWAN moved TO lay the bin ppcr,
the table, and
Mr.. JONES moved TO amend by indcf
nItely pos,pOning the bill.
Messrs. REINER, oTREETER, and
JONES opposed the passage Of the bill
and Messrs. COWAN, HULL BATES,
and kIDPATH supported the measure.
The question recurring upon the ibdiG.
mite ppstponcmcnt, II was lost also, the
motion 10 lay on The table
4 call Of the Senate was ordered and The
Sergeant at Arm directed to report the ab-
seD,eH1 ~ their seats. AltI remaining some
time under call further proceedings under it
were dispensed with.
Mr. COW AN moyoi ~ amcrd the bill
by inserting zone tbousaDd" instead Of
eighteen hundred, in the clause relating
To the amount proytded TO deiray the ex-
pen-s Of publishing the series Of articles
eonte'np ated N the bill The motion was
adopted, and the question recurring upon
the iinAI passage Of tbs bin, il WA pas~,d
by vote VI ayes Is, nays T.
The following bill: w're then read third
time ard pas-sri
a bi.i authorizing the Commissioners N
B.os Earth county ~ borrow money Tor the
erection oi county buildings
A blll % ameod chapter 70 ard - Of the
revised s'atuts, wa rad third time aud
Iyt
a Tod 70 incorporate the swan river
Wsdge company, was read bo, uDt paass'i.
% motion VI Mr.. BATES, the pe=age
from tie iI1'i-e was taken up relating 20
,he smersiusmt a the final sc,ion 81 he
Bark Bill. allowing any future I>egislsture
to auseni ~sa~'l; t.sey deeised psoseary.
The senate rlisd TO oobcnr in ,hs amend
in5ri ard
On m0ti0n Of Mr., VAN ErrkN .
cDrnmi.te, d cfnsrrnce va APPOINTED, coo
-isting u Msssr. Vas krrgs, RDParn,
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at . o'clock, and was
called to order by the Speaker.
SECOND READING HOUSE BILLS.
An act TO incorporate the town Of Owa'
tonna.
An act providing for the appraisement Of
property to be sold on execution.
An act to prescribe the duties and quail.
fication Of clerks OF the supreme court
An act to authorize q survey OF the town
Of Manannah.
An act requiring the registry Of all legal
voters before election.
An act TO incorporate the town of Shell
don.
An act TO validate the election of certain
county and precinct officers.
THIRD READING AND FINAL PASSAGE.
An act authorizing the County Gomnis.
soners Of Anoka county to issue bonds for
the erection Of county buildings.
Mr.. STARkEI moved TO indefinitely
postpone the bill, which was lost by ayes
%, nays AZ.
The bill was then passed.
An act to incorporate the town OF st,
Joseph. Passed.
~ COMMITTEE.
The House went into committee and CON
sdercd Senate file Of bills. ordering most Of
them to third reading without amendment
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THIRD READING SENATE B,IIs.
An act amendatory 20 the ac, granting
to James NJ. Goodhue and Isaac n Good.
hue the right 10 establish ferry across the
Mississippi river. Passed, finally, by ayes
80 noes A.
An act to incorporate the town Of Rock.
vile. Passed, finally, by ayes 80.
THE REGISTRY LAW.
This bill was taken up in Committee, Mr..
WAKEFIELD in the chair After several
amendments were made to the bill, il was
ordered engrossei.
The House then adjourned
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upon their duties, and report the result Of
their lAbors 10 the Legislature at as early
day as practicable, and moved that the rules
bc suspended in order 10 allow the resolution
to be put upon ts passage at oncc. II was
read second time, and
Mr.. VAN ErrEN moved TO 90 into
committee Of the whole for the considcra.
ton OF the resolution, the motion was not
adopted.
Mr.. RlDPATll moved to take IN res.
olution introduced In January, relative to
the appointment Of n join, committee TO
consult in regard 10 tho expcdicucy Of up
pointing State Geologist.
lie said there were reports TO the effect
that coal 10 found cropping" gu, Of the
ground in the vicinity Of tho Red River Of
the North, and he hoped the matter would
bo investigated
Messrs. COWAN and BEMAN con.
sidcrcd the views Of Mr. RiprArH visona-
ry; II coal il To be found cropping out Of
the ground, II can be found without the ~
sistance Of State Geologist.
The Senate refused ~ take up tho rcso.
luton.
Mr.. WILSON Submitted Joint rcsolu.
ton, authorizing the Governor TO procure
All engraved seal Of the State, which was
read second time.
bills INTRODUCED.
Mr.. ADAMS introduced bill to incor.
porstc Perseverance City. Read second
time.
On motion Of Mr., SMITH, the Bank
Bill was taken up Tor the purpose Of con.
curing In the House amendment, in the final
section, authorizing any future Legislature
20 amend whenever deemed necessary, and a
call Of the Senate was ordered Aiter dis.
pcnsing with further proceedings under the
call, the vote by which the Senate REFUSED
10 concur, was rcconsidered
The amendment was then concurrcd in,
and the bill passed the Senate by vote of
ayes ~ nays 81.
A bill to provide for the assessment aud
collection Of taxes for the year 1858, was
read iird aud second time under a suspcn.
sion OF the rules.
~ COMMITTEE oF rHg WHOLE
The Senate then resolved itself into com.
miitcs of the whole, for the consideration Of
a bill 10 provide for tho collection Of taxes
for the year 1858, and a bill To provide tor
township and county organization, Mr.. An
ANS in the chair.
The Tax bill was reported back, with a
recommendation that Il pass
The Township and County Bill was par
tialIy read. amended and laid on the table,
with the recommendation that the Home
amendments there 10 be printed for tho use
Of the Senate.
The committee rose and is report accept
I'd. aud the bin for the collection of taxes
for the year 1864 READ third time and
passed.
The Senate then took rec'rs until ~
O'Clock.