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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

The Washington States says on I" the sx
.uthoriy"-which, of course, can be no other tla
that of the President hmself-that Mr.. Buchsas
does not intend to appoint JAMES GoRpos Bss
NETT. esq. TO a foreign mission; and further sivs
us 70 understand that in Mr. Buchanan's Opinio,
such an appointment would be a stigma upo' The
country. And yet this same Mr. Buchanan sa
his Cabinet Ministers sedulousy cultivate the int
macy of Mr.. Bennett, hsvehim to dinner take hin
out riding in their carriages, and give him varoc,
other pretended evidences of confidence and sasc-
tionate regard What deal Of humbug sat
hypocrisy there is in this world, to be sure Per.
haps, however, Mr. Bennett is not deceived wAs
the President of the United States snd the Score
tary Of State Of the United States court him via
fawning Difference. We dare say he feels ca
tempt for them in bis heart all the while.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Tie Commercial Adrertissr truly and forcbiy
says of the great Religious Awakening now in pro

Tie COMMERCIAL Adrertiscr truly and forcbly
says of the great Religious Awakening now in pro-
gress:
"Never, perhaps, certainly never during the life.
time of the present generation, religious
meDt less open TO rdcue, less liable to exceptoa
of any kind. We say this without any hesitation %
qualification. There has been from the first, and 10
now, nothing pretenious in IT. nothing eKtrayagant;
nothing forced Fictitious. Ii grew up unn0tced IL
came almost literally without observation remark
and was first seen in Of its benecent fruits. ts
increase has been gradual, though rapid aud great,
and II has been Free TO wonderful extent, from
tarianism and from extremes of every kind. A work
OF this kind to be Judged Of by ts effects upon tho
people, and upon tho-e who are prominent in its pro-
notion and, judged by this standard the present re-
gious movement is justified before the world for its
influence has been meliorative Of sectarian aspcres
and promotive of fraternal feeling
Having said thus much, we think The CONNER.
ei0t errs in reproyipg the secular Journals which
have given respectful and graphic accounts of the
Use, progress and incidents of this remarkable
movement, jumbling them up with those which dis
parage or sDeer at it. In our view, Il newspaper
should faithfully chronicle and reflect whatever is
transplrDg of general interest and unquestionable
moment. We can perceive no reason for except
ng great religious revival from the operation Of
his rule
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

The Journal Of Commerce calls attention, With
considerable earne.tness, to statement made "
Mr. Stanton in his speech the other day, 10 tbs
CITY, that himself and Gov Walker pledged thea-
selves in every possible way, their honor charse
ter everything, ts the people Of Kansas that they
would connive at no fraud, would suffer no trick
no legerdemain, no device Of any Sort to deprive
them of their rights; and that, moreover, in m4.
ing these pledges, they had the authority aad ssp
port of the President Of the United States and his
whole Cabinet. The Journal cites and ita.
cizes these assurances, made BY tho authority d
the President and bis Cabinet as 'wUrth resdias'
Pray, what does The Journal think Of the turning
Stantea out of o:ice and forcing Walker to reslga
merely because they insisted on fulfilling thse
pledges Is not that worth remembering Ors
that also 10 be set down as additional instsnce Of
the paternal care and infeXible justice of Mr. Bu
chanan, The JourpsI may thins it quite sufficient
to make promises and give pledges. 1t seems b
us. however, that the matter Of their tulillmcst
ought not to be entirely dsregardea
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Thosc precious fellows who nearly ran their legs
of last November to get nominated to Common
Council without salary, and Who subsequ 'ntly
speIt hundreds Of dollars TO secure election to
places where honor was to be their sole reward
are now in hot pursuit Of salaries. Honor d1esnt
pay, and they sigh for the hesh-pots Of Egypt. In
spite of Mayor Tiemann's veto, both Boards have
gone down on their knees to the detestable Albany
legislators, whose usuIpaton they have scarcely
ceased from bowling about begging for salaries OF a
Thousand dollars year. viii the time ever return
when New-York will have men instead Of whining,
begging or thieving party pensioners in her coun-
cils1
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

NEW. HAMPSHIRE holds her State Election on
Tuesday of next week. The choice Of L. S.
Senator for six years depends on the complexion Of
her Legislature now to be chosen. The State
Committee of the Democratic party have indorsed
the position of Senator Douglas, and the speakers
Of that party are instructed to conGue themselves
to State issues, yet Democratic triumph would
be trumpeted as an Endorsement of the Lecompton
fraud. We entreat every Republican eectOr Of
New Hampshire to be at the polls next Tuesday,
even though he should be obliged to make journey
on purpose. Let there be no falterng, no slug
gishness, in this hour of National trial
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
PATRIOTS.
To the Edt,O, o| TAe ~ Y. Tribune.

To he Editor cf Tas ~ Y. Tribsne
SIR: viii you inform President Buchanan ths, the
following Patriots who stood by him last evening at
Tammany Hall, are willing to serve their country "a
Minister to Spain: John A. Dix, John Van Baren.
Charles A. Clinton, August Belmont, j. Romeya
Broadhead, and that Samuel Bradhurs., Rober J.
D'll'n' George L. Baldwin and Chsrles ID. Meade
would neither Of them, object to fair consulate Il
rendered You can also cay to his ErceIleucy that
necessary, another meeting will be held, and they
vii resolve smong other thirgs. tha. no frauds hsvs
ever been con mitted by the friends Of the Admih'rs
i'ou IN Kansas, and that Calhoun is pure patros'
Msnbs OLD LINE DEMOCaAr
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

around suggested BY The Dei'a itsslf, that I. d.
longer q QUESTION Of opening the supply Of Ain
csns, bu. merely questioned "lessanatirns a.,
".l;z ;zing regulating and equalizins the supply /.
ready opened and impossible to be closed" A
,bs same time there is nothing intrinsic,ay d,
probable in the statement that the African Sl.,.
Trade has actually been revived in the South. II.
encouragement from many quarters, not only tss
the press but from influential politicians snd .s.
lstiye committees, which the revival OF TIA! nv.
has of late received, may very Likely have stas
lated some bod adventurers to venture on IA e..
pertinent, trusting, if they can but succeed i.
landing their negroes to the force Of public Opa
ion in the South to shield them against The coas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Eating midnight dinners at $l2 per head. u
times of general distress and famine when even
such dinner might save 8 human being from starvh
ton, would seem a process hardly calculated 10
/" strengthen" anybody but the eaters, and We ~
not sure of such result even ia their csse. Still,
quite number of our Custom. House Demeeray
undertook a job of the kind night before last, and
lived through it. 1t came of ut the Lafarge, NJ.
S. p. Russell presiding; and the srst toast Is sva
ss follows:
l. "The Constiu,ion OF the United ststestornei byf~
and Madison Hamilton and Jay and approved BY the Fhefa
Countywe will adhere to all Of It's provisions and II
esssry die in their defense-Reped to BY the Hon. H. WI
lndge.
AS the General don't drink, we are sure he
was in condition to tell bis auditors that Jefefsos
was in Europe when the Federal Constitution wM
formed, and did nothing toward that great achieve
ment, which bad not even his good wishes. jay
was, we cannot this moment say just where, but we
are quite confident he was not in the Censtit1tiond
Convention, as our memory indicates George Cha
on Alex. Hamilton and Yates as the only delegates
from this State. lowing to temporary confusisa
in our Office we have no books Of reference sccessi.
bic. Precisely what the above toast means By
approved by the Father of his Country" we arc
not sure; they seem to think Washington was thea
President of the United States rather than Of
the Convention, and that he approved" the Con-
stituton just as President Buchanan Will sap
prove the LecOmpton bill, if he ever gets a
chance. These late dinners are perncious-they
tempt people to take too much wine oa empty
stOmschs when IL flies into the head and do0s mia
chief Let us have better bours kept hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Leci.'st.ee interference is still the raw-head and
blood, b, nes at the City Hall. Last night the
Democratic members 81 the Board of Couucilmen
urotestrd in advance against any local legislation
miles, i had first received their indorsement This
is a direct profess, from an unexpected quarter
sss,nst the repeal of the metropolitan Police law,
and several other pet measures OF our city deega-
tion. There was time when the voice of the
Con mon Council had weight at Albany, and de-
seryedl, 80; but then the City Hall was not nest
os unc,ean birds, and the taxes were but two
instead Of eight millions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

The steamship New-York, which arrived from
Greenock yesterday afternoon, brings few hours
later adyices from London. A commercial crisis
in ST. Petersburg had resulted in several heavy
failures. No more addresses from the army to the
Emperor were to be published in France. The in.
tellgence that Schamyl had given in his submission
to Russia was not confirmed. Cardinal Fieschi hsd
died. The India bill was q prominent subject of
discussion in the English papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

Las, uight the Councilmen adopted resolution
directing the City Inspector to advertise for pro-
pos,. tor cleaning the streets for five years the
hds TO be returned to the Common Council Tor
confirm s,jon. What has become OF 'he contract
or1e,ed in November last Where is Tue hey
Mods contract Doesn't the Common 0ounI"
Inou that the heads of Departments are periee''!
;n1snendent and will do or not do as directed just
.. tht, se- 6t-fuding, moreover, any quantity Oh
,.a ., hack them up. whether one party or tee
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

oihsr complains? SO far "a tue practical control
oS the streets :s concerned, the Common Council
b,, about ss much power as the Khan Of Tartay.
We ,bsll see how soon the big contract will be
taken. and by what sort Of lodges it will be run up
from the lowest TO the highest bidder.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

The TowSsLEr HOUSE, in 81. Louis, advertised
herewith If conducted by Eastern men Of decided CO.
psci'y and enrrgy, and is warmly commended in
eral leading Western journals as frst-clsss Hotel.
From what we know of the hosts, we believe th,
commendation deserved.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
The Tribuse for California

VIII b ready al 10 O'Clock this morning. Is will con-
tain the Congressional Proceedings Money and Market
Reports. Marriages and Deaths, aud oil the latest u-
ports.t Boreign and Domestic News since the sailing OF
the last steamer. The Moses Taylor leave. to-day
ut clook The Nails close At O'Clock. Single copies
ia wrappers ready for mailing for sale the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

CONGRESS did nothing yesterday. The Senate
was not in session, and the House was occu
pied with the private calendar.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

6i.dsin of The fe, bic obssquiousnes' of which the
L.ecou ptcn meeting at Tanmany HSn T" n''a0'e
example.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Mema1ork DAILY Gribn,re
SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

TO CORRESPoNDpNTS.
Ssssobs ss1irns reitssnoes frequently omit " msn
aso tss OF tss Post Office. and very frequer1y ss
nps DE State which Aeir paper is 70 be sent Away
uss0aSs tho nau,e Of the Pos Office aud State
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.-fOr all manu-
e.qps purposes sScgss SAVING MACHINES are deemed In
aspsnsaAe The pubc insist upon having their clothing &c.
rsds by them SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINE "a the
latest presented for competition and being arranged with fG
kaswsdss defects Of other for similar uses has
avoided OF rvmelod all 1t the handsoest sewing Ma
chine ever made aud the easiest TO Learn 20 operate Using
Of tssss machines elegant amusement Price 500 with
sra. .sI. coupee l. NJ SINGER Co, No. 4j9 Brosdway
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Dusinces Notices.
MEAIlo, SPRING STYLE
SINGERS SEwING MACH

r.s-r sod rntroducer Fashions for GESrLENESs HsTs
~" No. fI6 Broadway, corner of Causl.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

TIE mails for Europe, per steamer Arago, will
close this morning at l03 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
= HTST. WEBSTER 81 Co,

InPRoyED TGHI STITCH SEWING MAcHlNEs.
We prepared exhibit this newly inveoted sud
valuable irnen. sn1 would respectfully solicit call from al
persops Of Sewing Machine whose qualities have only
10 be tred " duly apprcsed We have opened the
dou rooms No I59 Broadway. for the sale Of these machines
and al Interested respectfully invited 10 examine and decide
upon Their merits for th"'i selves.
Hunt, WEBs1TR s. Co.. No 469 Brosdway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

lows:
The objection also fully met BY the fat, tia; II his irr.
seu dsate 10 The pie Of Kansas they win r-t
period" her sdi-sou State, remodel wholly sbo
s,e L. Who doubts this The President Of the United Saes
hin self OF the best Constitute nal lawyers IN The country
rps and e1peTieIcsd sts;esuAu-asrts L. Who tspu--s u
On y those WLo grossly Of the theory Of Goy
or vhus. ,ckes.u..s and wicked fanstcism eLt-
linn 10 be paced in tbe first rank Of traitors this b. ac
u,d wis, rcu u cspis stock in trade u bleeding
Ksu.as' 10 the Black Republican party
And Mr.. Busteed concludes With denunciation
of the Republicans for perpetuatng Slavery in
Kansas by refusing to adopt the LecomPton Con-
siiiuton, saying:
Bv The Constitution Of the United States ard ;he Judgment
r. rdry OF Ksusa is claimed By b. evil snd yet
, loud mouh.d oraDts-the aovocafes Of Abolition aud The
Lrktrs 70. Fre, d uby keeping hansa out o the UlG pr
.,e wis. ;hey deonl he o; human nique. and
ihu deprive heI p,op from eAercng the they would
oiitrwi.c Lave g. exclude Slavery from tie State"
Itw,uM have been wise in the Committee 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

WsrsOS'S NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
soy RtIot-Ths impov-j elastic stitch Macinue b-iu de-
sgd expressly family 1, recommended being
perfect ornamental than any Sewing Machine
In e,ssncs Gall aud Persons having WArsoss od
h.ss,s dssus Of exchanging for the improved
a. % On equitable tenn,
WAIsoSs FAMILY SEwss MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 49 Brosdwsy New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
The Hon. Amasa j. Parker, to tn

THE dis,ractus question Of Slavery which formerly
rounded longer exists. Governor Walker ssies, e
and forciby the nprobabty and impraccaoity Of that m
tuition having foothod there and In the Consttt
Kansas there be anything repugnant TO the wishes Of The
or which in their opinion might be improved here D.
doubt OF night Of the people change amend
That power s expressly reserved 20 them in the Constitution
and the absence Of such reservation
rrpu bcsn constitution"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Weu Brooksrtie-sld %, sch j Cummings,
Jones, Calais; Ar President, Tapley, Providence;
"a, July, " escott, Westward; sid bay Racer,
Davis, Isle Au Haut; 10 President, Tapley, Ban
gor; Ruth Thomas, Tapley, Bangor Is Julia
Ann, Snowman sid 70 Ruth Thomas Tapley,
Boston; Lucy Nancy Perkins, do; N l. u asson,
Tapley, Newark; Phebe Ann, Green, Boston; ar
Is b l. Condor, CondOn Hareham.
Baekspon.--Ar n, brig Webster Kelley ,lIagan
Thomaston Circasslou, liagan, Bangor; "a Sarah
Hall, Pierce, Boston; Mary Flowe, kilby, Balt-
more, sid Eagle, Hardy, Fishing; 70 bark Malina
Gilkey, Buenos Ayres; Is Willie Lee, Guy,
Boston; Colson, Colson, do.
Tremont.-Ar 2Sd, sch Theodore Frelinghuyson YER
ri, New Haven; Tinker, Thuston n u u, Commerce,
Romer, Boston, - Revenue CUTTER FULLER, Freeman,
Ellsworth; - sid Tinker Thurston jnhHs; rhepi lre
Frenghnysen, Nerrili Calais; 80 brig AyondAe, Dix
Gariineri sch Gen Warren, BENSON Eas. port; Amulet,
Robinson, Bank Qnero, with 10000 Fish.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02
Mothers. Mothers. Mothers!

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
Tcething. 1t has no equal on earth No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Winslow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period of teeth
ing without the aid of this invaluable preparation.
If life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of bottles of Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United Statos
1t is an old and well tried remedy. None gem
uine unless the Fac Smile of Curtis 4 Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
Price only rs cents a bottle.
c. G. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; s. +.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all deacrsin Med
ccinc. ly-2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Prof Chas. De Grath's Electric OH-Tako it to the
cottage of the lowy and relieve the pains of accident
dseaseake it to the mansions Of the rich to sooth the
suffering that neither station wealth mitigate; take
It everywhere through the wide world, and say il my
"ELECTRIC OIL is not its benign mission, healing,
soothing and relieving has been done since the day
the Good Samaritan anonted the weary pilgrim.
The deaf shall hear, the trembling limb be strong,
And groans and anguish mellow into song.
Prof G. DE GRAT1I, Philadelphia
1r This Oil may be relied on for deafness.
1t be had Of the agents here See advertisement in
another column. 2.22
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02

OSE OF SENATOR GwIN's PLUNDER SCHEMES.
The san Francisco Herald administration
the 9Th inst, thus exposes a scheme ipr
plum lerins the national treasury which SEN
ator Gwin endeaccrcd to incorporate in one
OF tina appropriation bills, but which was
defeated through the efforts Of Senator
Brod erck
by the last steamer we received the
rumor that it WIS proposed to sell to the
government piece Of land at Point Bonita
Tor the erection OF a fort, for the snn OF
600, 900 1t is Il matter OF doubt rs to
whether the whole county of Marin, which
Point Bonita i located, would bring that
much in the market to-day. y ranch embrace
ing some four or tiy: lea 5ues OF Land lying
along the Bay Of San Francisco was sold, a
short time az, for $ip,oO0 or Sl5,oon.-
Point Bonit. is a very proper place to erect
fertilization, but, V presume that enough
Vt land for that purpose could at any time
be purchase, for, nj the utm lst, ) 1000. 1t
is to be hoped that our senators and Repres-
cntatises in Congress viii lreseut the con-
summation OF this swinilc. They are ae-
quainted with the value OF property IN that
ncishb5rhooi.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02

.tEeAL TENDER question Of "W hat is
legal tender ?" is so often asked, that we
have prepared an abstract showing what is
legal tender
In the absence of any special agreement
the only payment or legal tender known to
the law is by cash. The tender should prop
erly be in cash, and must be 50 if that is
required A tender of larger sum than is
due, with a requirement of change or OF the
balance, is not good A lawful tender, and
payment of the money into Court, is good
defence to an action for the debt. But the
creditor may break down this defence by
proving that he demanded the money of the
debtor, and the debtor refused to give it SUBJ
scquently to the tender.
Legal tender of money varies in different
countries. Thus, in England Bank of Eng
land notes Except by the Bank itself and
gold are legal tender for any amount. Silver
to the amount of forty shillngs only.
In the United States the gold and silver
coins of the United States were made legal
tender by the act of January Is 1857 viz -
dimes, and halfdimes shall be legal tender,
according to their nominal value, for any
sums whatever; the gold eagle at ten dollars,
the halfcagle at five dollars, and the quarter
eagle for two and a half dollars. By the act
of 1919, the coinage of the double eagle,
twenty dollars, and of the gold dollars, was
authorized, both of which are legal tender
for any amount. Owing to the reduced
weight of the new silver coins authorized by
Congress, Sd March 1851 and 2lst February,
1853, they are no longer tender except in
small sums, viz
Three cent pieces Act March, 1851 and 1852 SC 80
liaf,iolars, 49, grains each, 2lst Feb, 81 !
Quarter-tollars So do do do :. ~
Dimes 80 do do do
Iialf-dimcs, 1910 do do do
BY the act of February, 1877, call former
acts authorizing tie currency of foreign gold
and silver coins, and declaring the same a
legal tender in payment of debts, are hereby
repealed. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02

CONGRESSIONAL CoSyENrIoN.-St. Louis,
June - The Republicans of the st. Louis
Congressional district. in Convention ycster-
day nominated Hon. +. =. Blair, Jr., for re-
elec ton u Congress, by acclanation.
Resolution were adopted re-atirming the
doctrines of Thomas Jefferson, dcnouncing
the Administration, opposing negro equality,
advocating the extinction ot slavery IN Miss
ouri, and the removal of the negroes from
the States.
Three full tickets are now IN the field
American, Democratic and Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02

The Lcriathan The Eastern Steam Nav
igation propose to rise f22o 900, required
for the completion % the Leriathan, by
granting annui,ies of t5,terminabc in eight
years. for payment of e2o. They have also
decided that the vessel shall BE- pcrmantly
employed in the traffic between England and
America. Portland, in the State OF Maine,
is to be the American port, and liolyhead or
Liverpool will be selected on this side. The
passage is hoped to be regularly accomplish
in seven days.it is considered that seven or eight
voyages out and home may be performed year
ly. An estimate is put forward Of the prob
able earnings, showing a nett profit of fl7,-
700 per voyage. In this. it is assumed the
number of passengers each way will be p
100, and that the fares should be E2l, fl2,
SC, for first, second, and third class Lon
don Times
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The Law Of Newspapers.

]. Subscribers who 90 not express notice to the
contrary, considered US wishing to continue
2. If subscribers order the discontinuancs Of
their papers, the publisher can continue to send
them until all arrearges are paid.
3. If subscriber, neglect OF refuse to take
their papers from the Office TO which they are di.
rooted, they are held responsible till they settl
their bills and order the papers discontinued. 81
4. If any subscrabsrs rspove 10 another pIaes
without informing thsp hsFs, and the papers
sent to the former din IN; theys are held ~.
S. The courts have ysidsd that refusing TO
axe newspaper from the once, for. rsmoying and
eaving it uncaiicd for, il prima faeie evidence -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-07-02

PERsoSAL.--IIpn. Noah Barker our worthy
Land Agent, was in town last week, and "a
we understand, attended personally, To the
letting by contract, sections of the road from
letter II to Viplette Brook. agreeably to Il
resolve of the Legislature.
There was good degree of competition
among those who offered proposals and the
sales resulted satisfactory 70 all concerned,
The 70, d will be built by good and exper-
fenced road-builders. Mt prices VARYING from
50 cents, to 81 81 per rod The largest job
was taken by freeman Hayden, Of this place.
We trust and believe that these appropria-
tons have fallen into good bands, and our
roads will receive the full benefit oil the money
so literally granteiby the last Legislature
1roosfook Pionccr.