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Low PRICED FURNITURE,
To the Farmers of Middle Tenn

nd every variety Of Wood and Cane CHAIRS. win en-
please ALL and will take pleasure showing our
stock o thoss who may favor US with call.
. may2g-3m PATTERSON q FREEMAN
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E5 WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR tss
TyRFIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND sAVANNAl4son ne
articles above nameis reueal % il1 'il'ells t-'
until further notice:
Wheat per nushel
Corn do ~ ~
Flour Per harrsls ~ -
stations on the Of the Nashville and Cna-lAnooA go
Nsss to Chasnooga, and the points Of shipment to Cnal
s5r7oI 3. andP Il cHAs. ". ANDERSON, 6eu'1 Agt
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BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.

FREnE RICK b r 0 w
CHEMIST AND DRUGGLSI1 -, s.,,,,
n r. Corner Of CHESTNUT and E1ttn SLEeeU'
PhiladeIphias
HOTr Manufacture Of Browns Essence Of Jamaica lhe
which is recognized and prescribed by the heic 49,.
and has become STANDARD Family Medicine q l
States. l., o15i.
This Essence is preparation Of unusual excellence.
nary diarrh0s, ncpsnt cholera ia short IN az go T
ton Of the digestive funeons II is Of nesThle
ring the Prevalence Of epidemic cholera and SUMMIT 1 ~
children, it ia peculiarly ef6caciousi no ianii!'
traveller should Be Withoutit.
ITOTFCT.To revnt this valuable Essence rom eeng
counterfgel new steel engraving, executed az 80
cost win be found on the outside Of the wrapper ln gI y
guard the purchaser against being imposed upon by uni
tations. 1858. ., .. 81, No.. -
Prepared only by Frederick Brown, and for ave ~ ~ M
Chemical store r. E. coruer Of Fifth and Chesnut Streets fh
adeplna. ID Ar..t-.;i1o an,
/ = 4 g. 49, Ut - 80, ~ -i june27-3m.
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J. IA. CUR Il Y,

MINERAL, UNDERTAKER.- al am prepared to
furnish Of description, from the fine Caske to the
painest Servants Coffin together with everything necessary for
All orders left WarerO0ms, Deadek street,
next door UrandUp Livery Stable between Cherry and
summer streets will receive prop and night.
Furniture Of all kinds repaired and made to order in the
best style. -
iuIy9 J. II. CURREY.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
NO. a, COLLEGE STREET.


FTAV e store. constantly receiving, fine
3 sortment Of all kndsof CABINET FURNITURE, which
they determined sell any other house the city,
the warraung thew Furniture be of the best
workmanship and finish. One Of TIN just returned from
the east, where he personally selected Tx stock which all
Of and LATEST Styles con
part Rosewood and Mahogany Por Furniture some
which very together with Chamber Sets Cases
Wsrdrobes Reclining Chairs, Lounges Sofas, Easy Chairs French
Bedsesd Music Stands Mahogany Chairs, Dressing Bureaus,
Extension Tables, etc. etc, complete assortment Of ali
kinds Of
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7. VI. BRENNAN,


Nashville Foundry a Machine shop,
81 COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE
MANUFACTURES Steau Engines, Flour 6rist and saw
w Mills and Mill Machinery Of every description, Water
Wheels Cider and Sugar Nils, Castings aud hchuery laf k
ing syrup from Chinese cane
RAILROAD aRh Contractors WORKS Muio
Powers for Deicks, Bridge Casus and Bolts, ,eh lrogs
Turn tables Tank Valves. &C.
Architectural Iron work o. every description
for Store Fronts. Dwellings, Aerau1ais haconi CeEt2T
closures and Doo-s Banks and Business Houses W
Of the newest style OF patterns and " ell
fimisheds at Eastern prices The made supplied
with Aurons Kettles and Wag0nboze on favorable terms
July = d9m
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MARBLE WORK s=slhe subscriber has on hsnd q
IN largest uf Hsr Nnrtfe WrEr
oners Oh TIE city Fth b. parricuill Invites e
public prepared All loha 10 hs s
nays is7-5f JAMES sloan
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oct6 J. K W. MOORE.
City Plumbing Establishment.
II A. "COPPER" Agent, No. l, Corner Of Market and
Spring Streets. The ghest premiums awarded
the Mechanical Agricultural Fair last al and again the
Davidson County Pair this Spring prepared to Git pub
Tic ana PrNle houses WIN an the modern IO' eels' suA
used in the Eastern Cities and 70 in
residence considered complete without them will take
pleasure in referring those wanting work done the Of
desirable also Baths Showers, and Water Closets
Having been appointed Sole Agent for the sale Of Blouns
Ranges and being practical mechanic myself pro-
them for durability and utility, superior any
range manufactured for like purposes and public
continue to manufacture Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
in all its varieties and will sell cheap for CASH. warrantug
B-Particuar attention paid to all kinds JObbing and
Hydrants repaired at short notice mayl3 6m
PLOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS!
49, go Cast Mould Boards,
~SsssSM- go Wrought Iron Mould Boards,
For sale low down for
mars % Broad street.
CIVIC .. H. H. HAYNES 4 CO., -,
n stand, No. 30 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn.
NOTICE TO TANNERS.
VNTE have constantly hand and for GKEEN sALTED
aprI-6m. J. DOYLE co.
AOHERr FREEMAN. FREEMAN
PREF MAN BROTH HERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GFOCcFS a. Commission MeFCha nGS.
nEAL in Flour, Bocon Lard, and Produce generally For
North College street Nashville Tennessee at the old stand
Ewin Brothers Agents for Hartsye FIGURING Mills
CRAIN! GRATN!!--Wanted at the Nashville City
$1,000 bushels prime Wheat;
1892 1872 do S old or damaged Wheat , for ery
1900 do R B5a IN cash.
The City Mills keeps in store at all times Extra Family Flour
Shorts Bran, Ship stufs &c, which will be furnished
livered in large quantities at exceeding low prices
Call at the Agency Nashville Mill.
je25-f 5. N. HOLLINGsWORTH.
= - = " "
CA II 4 Il H M'KAY & CO.,
WHOLESALE GRooERs,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOR
Dealers in Fine BTandieS, Wines,
and Domestic LIQUORS
NO. 70 PCBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN
EELLYETT. +. SMITH
LELLYETT d SMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &C.. &C.
Nos 10 and u Market Street, BGshUi2e, Tennessee
ga KEEP constantly on hand, large and ia
tZ5lwell selected stock Of the above named arti- 90
Liquors Of every description hne Bandies Wines Gin Rum
and in fact everything in the Liquor line kept market
good common Tennessee and Kentucky to the finest and
choice Virginia Brands.
OF Cigars we have every grade, from the Melee to the
We manufacture the whiskeys both fine and com
mon and are ready to guarantee their purity Adulteraon
with poisonous drugs is not part Of reng process Our
White Whiskey, and Smiths Magnolia Whkey' have now
great Our Old Whkeys better proof and flavor
and better in respect than the Cincinnati limitations brought
here.
Call and examine for yourselves.
apr22-ly LELLYFTT 4 SMITH
). T. JAMES wIIE1Fss JoHE 1. v7sr5rp
FISHER, WIRELESS d CO..
GROCERS, GENERAL COMMISSION
Forwarding Merchants,
DEALERS IN COTTON. TOBACCO,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY,
corner OF Market and Broad Streets,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
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WACUTyE WADE EHORsEsHOES,

MACHINE MADE HOEESESEHOESs
THE TROY IRON AEDNAIL FACTORY, ~
~ Al Trnv n. y have Henry Buuieu's In M N
M MDrovsi HORSE SHOE Machinery now III III
In successful operation, and prepared O. III
VI VI execute orders for U0rse and Mule Shoes Of NJ ~
v any Weight and Pattern, az price but little y
above the price OF Horse Shoe Iron.
The qualify Of Iron Ga these shoes s Warraniel ~ etg
rct These shoes approved Of and are nov USED p
he United states Government also by many Of ~
-ircua Stare and Omnibus Companies and Horse cneera
roughou The country. Thse Shoes be purchased toua
The principal Hardware and Iron stores in the Lnil STATES
(rs sddrs 10 subscriber, at Troy viii receive pro1ps
,.ts1lio, WI. 2. BURDEN,
.I-iIsfv AGENT Troy, New YORK
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ALEX. DELHssER,
rsuccassor 70 LYONS a COZ
Importer ana Dealer in Havana Cigars
TObaccos &c.s
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS
OF ALL KINDS.
No. II Public Squares Nashville Tenn
WILL keep constantly hand large lsortzent Of Foreign
Brandes Winss, Gin, Whisky and Liquors Of every description
Havana Cigars Smoking and Chewing Iotlcco, With an Goods
aprrtaiufnr line % business which osrt the trle AMI
lblc generally the terms; and hope y
energy and prompl attention 10 business 20 obtain full shareQt
the lteral patronage bestowed on my preiecessorl
ALEXANDER DELISSERs
lea II II Public square Nashville. Tenn
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HILLmAN BROS
Iron Depot,
NO Al COLLEGE, AND Al AND - ALAREET STREETS
OFFER for sale good terms cash prom deslers,
500 tons q their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron;
$50 well assorted Pittsburg Iron;
50 Hammered Iron, including PloW MOulds;
80 &" Tennessee Castings;
10 Cast Shear, L. & A. B. Steel;
1000 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes best brand:
200 Cast, Wrought, and Steel Plows, all sizes;
80 Sets Wagon and Buggy Axles, all sizes.
Also Auvis Vices Files, Chains, Axes, Straw Cutters, sc.
jan29-tO jan ], 81.
SUNDRIES.
WE have store, the following articles, which viii sell
NJ al reduced prices:
30 5bls WaksT's Xxx Ale, % bbls Smiths Xxx Ale;
10 casks London Porter, quarts;
do 90 piuts;
l92 daz English and Scotch Ales, best brands
80 do Pttsburg Ale, In bottles
200 do Fresh Cove Oysters
SO do spiced Oysters;
IS cases American Pickles, assorted
100 doc English Pickles,
IS DO Worcester saucei
20 do assorted
100 baskets Champagne, choice brands;
Is chests Black and Green Tea;
100000 assorted segaTs, with the usual variety, %
mention. lfe12-l VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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SI569S7 65


TOTAL LIABILITIES;
Unsettled claims not due $l7395 "a
equtaby adjusted prompt paid Upwards Of SILL,
OOUUO Losses paid a the Ena Insurance Company,
in the past IS years.
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Broadway House

TIVE above House having been thoroughly , ,
III lehtted is open for the reception Of trav- "a
elers, The proprietor hopes from mis- long eNpe . n
risnce IN the business, and his determination TO IIiIE
spare in supplying his table best
The market affords, and 70 merit and receive ss4A
share Of patronage.
Day Boarlers. 81 90
Week Bosrders so
mar23 N W. VI $780, ~
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EWING, McCRORY & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER OF MARKET a CHURCH SITS,
NASHVILLE, TEETESSEE.
TIE are now receipt Of large and fresh assortment o.
w GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, which We VIII sell a. low
rates to the trade, viz: NJ. o..
$50 hhds Sugar; 500 bags prime d Ial y NO-S7
800 bbls choice Molassesi ~ n u
100 Il g - DIV s1tt
100 bbls Golden Syrup, GOO " Nails; Go.
100 {" Cider Vinegar i9O pacE1ges Sl1F OalulS5'
100 " Pixies Whisky luO dds crush q pow, 9l-a-t
100 - Wiltshire do lO0 DIS L u q flhs A0Oa1Soi
5OO domestic Louors; 300 doz. Demi johns;
II all tbs- articles usually kent by Wholesale GrOcers.
marZ7 EMlN6, AoSIeoLe1 . ~
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO.
TIE are receiving in store, offer for sale to the trsde 30
~ boxes stuus b and b To9acoo Inis TOBACCO LA5
1uttion unsurpassed by any manufactured IN Virginia. ana
guaranteed number one.
5000 genuine Rio H0udO Cigars
95tgO assorted brands Cigars, direct Up0rtationi
90 baskets Mum Champagne;
400 ar chests superior Dung Hysou Tea;
3 or. casks Mlret Brandy imported III lc0ti
6 casks Rochelle Brandy
6 DO Ola Port Vine;
! / 10 rlse juice Port for TH~iiclial use
2O0 boxes French Brandy
] 9lu barrels CiuciulstE alsAeJsi
! jG jrlT-sis Refined and Crushed Sugars;
: Fo- sale low by DlLLpN = Oo-S
iy3O No. 10 COilese street..
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ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
WHOLESALE DEALEls
FOREIGN AND DOMESNIC DRY GOODS,
And Ready Made CIOthing,

q Il FJBLI9 SQL4RE, NASHVILLE JENNESS
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A. STREET A. Z. KTse, VIZ d s1ALI
STREET, KING q Co.,
ATTOR NEYS AT LAW

W S. Gilman, Banker, New Yorkcity.
Converse, Harding & Co.. Boston, Mass.
G. Hibard sup't n. y, Central Railroad, Albany NJ Y
Gen. Leslie Co0mbs. Lexington, Kentucky
Hon Francis B. FOgg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson. Weaver & Co. do do
DR.. j. s. Young, do DO
GOV. W. B. Campbell, Lebanon, do
Hon Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas Thompson & Co., St. Louis, No.
McCiaric Chittenden 8, Co., Keosuk, Iowa.
VIM. H Sewer & Co. B ankers, Oscalooss, Iowa.
Baldwin, Dodge & Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois.
w A. johnson &, Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. ju2-ti
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
FROM ALBANY.
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our OWN CSrrceIOhdcn.
ALBANY, March 81, 1858.
We had An interesting debate in the Senate last
evening on the bill TO permit aliens to hold real es
tate.
Mr. OWEN opposed the bill in a brief speech
of considerable power. The laws now permit aliens
who come to this country TO reside to hold and
transfer real estate declaring their intention tn
become citizens, and he deemed this qL te sufficient
Mr.. WADSWORTII favored the bill on the ground
that il would bring wealth and enterprise to the
country ard develop our resources. Illinois and
other Western States, well as Canada, have laws
ontheir statute books similar to the Que now pro-
posed and matter of necessity, far Ms Canada
Is concerned, he thought the bill ought to pass.
Mr.. W. A. WHEELER would like to vote for the
bill with an amendment cOnfning the privilege to
aliens who are permanent residents of the State.
Nj. MATTER opposed the amendment aud
thought the bill much better in It's original form.
He was in favor of inviting both men and capital to
this country from the Old World. Senator DoHERTY
took similar view of the subject, and spoke at con
siderable length on the necessity OF population 10 de-
vclop the cOuntr! resources.
Mr.. OWEN took the floor again, and explained
that he was not opposed to, but on the contrary
slwsys favored, inviting all who chose TO come I
make our favored land their home. But the ques-
ton before the Senate was not whether foreigners
coming 10 this country including to become citizens
may become ireehOlJers but whether rich nabobs
and mammoth compsnics abroad shall be permitted
to buy up the lands of the State aud hold them as
the foreign landlords Of q staryeling tenantry.
Whether the miserable system of absentee landlord
sm, which has been tie curse of Ireland the British
West Indies and other countries where that system
has prevailed, shall be- introduced into the State of
Newlork. Mr. d. said that in the Western States
referred 70 by gentlemen on the floor, where laws
prevail similar to the sought to be passed large
tracts oi,he best lands have already been purchased
b hold Il
st high prices and are being appreciated in value by
the labor expended on adjoining and surrounding
lands. The culiiyators OF the soil should be the
OwucTS.
Nh Di,cns point might be strengthened by
limiting the amount of the land that any person ma,
own. whether native aud TO the manor bOrn," or
otheruike. We have seen quite enough of the
results Of land monopoly in this country in the
| nth. Thunder and Big Thunder disturbances OF
iew wears past. -. =,
rhe Senate, this morning, in Committee OF the
Whole, tcoL up the bill to uPose tolls ou freight
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
THE DISUNyTgD DEMOCRACY.

- No. rs-r.-'o ". - H-' sici - c-e Ohio
nembt's of the "Tsnmsry Society. or Columbian
Ure.r forsook Tammany Hal lss. evening and met
= the N-rer HIVE. I, ner Of Mercer aud Broom
streets. with closed doors
JEs,I {. W.T. vas chosen Chairman and Messrs
GttIAGHAR srd DVElIA ~ ,cretarss
Mr. Cu,, a. MN sa5r tel the flowin. resola-
,s> w!.oh we're ura- 'nCus.y adopted:
~, ri % p-.r' 81 So s-ty Of T,,,,7, %
Conn o ufeer ~ho. ,iy MSS f oas time isfs.-o
-, r..,is. aid sr- y ~ Wti,h p sr a.. 49, T.. -
,u os v, orS r-' ,'iics Aine and us~d @r Pal
20, Is se 5enr' cai ,'-- t'r . sWo,tay fond
-. ri sssy q. p,...a' l.s' c,tss s.ty b
,., u,n s'5s rsryo 't- np-re CIV aud rsade e,.
'r - aon wnn ,ae p-sro'rstic Patty Of STAKE
as;: rc,c::.. = ~, 'sr.,r. %; ase tin soor-1 odrt
the Drrocrs'c ptr,y Of this county
fe copdrul such csrau'r from the ons intent, present.
weis iutGv Pvfr Aey Il Ae soc~ty A1d toe PAity;
R..osiJ That ear-'ly d-rrecN" guw,-r.n,.b'e
Ss.v lei-vpg should A. times - willing
% - inf. rests the whole Deui crsc patty and not d.re.
i.is. OF the majority to ssy the -ofi desires Of
h-r-t(. lI. VII u;uo., .rer,y TO prevent
r usr Of the pr,en regime in pl'ger irir acts hNve
b.sr of -pa'ion deoSaGoa os ne rsa,' OF the
pcor,s ar lie iufs.rty OF II" sorir'y
ResIrc9 Yh. = Ais iiu houored Ssi~,v of Tan.
many. de-rr ta Council ot Sabrm' shs b. sted ot
Il IA o1sss bot Mo, situated bV frue Demo-
cr..ic p.i- al accordance with. And in
,ubui.,r 'h- ,N the gsovle recognizing them
ouy - picaI and that tce ~i s the
test e q, .ulsity 81 esn'ine Democracy.
R4ed That oumtee OF I've b appointed BY the Chair
10 r-por, adutd utrtns c tht Caucus sddrss which
sh.ll - A. nor. distinctly set forth t" true ires this
contest ~ aich tho members Of the raumsny - ty be
the bt,s ed .ote uuderta4disy upon tue cAss 70 be
presented ior ther suaraers
Messr.. Charles A. May Joseph Rose, jr.. Jeremiah
Tosle, Wm. c. II. Wa1del, and GaIret Stryker were
appointed in conformity with the last resolution.
another Committee of two from each Ward wss
chosen 10 submit plan Of Organization srd action q;
the III II uesttg.
Speed ndorsing the sentiments of The resolutions
were maze by Mr. Wood Col. Ireland and Others ahd
the mee,ip. adioGTntd amid loud cheers for Reform
an1 II Genuine ard Great Democratic Party
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
SYMPATHY FOR THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD.
T. The Ed'ter II Tie y. Y. Tribune.

T. The Edts, # Then y. Tribune
SIR: An active sympathy in favor OF the Central
Railroad is just now in the way OF perhaps the only
measure that will insure speedy completion OF the
enlargement of the Erie Canal and restore to value not
only that important public work, but the immense pri'
vate property invested in its equipment; propose
by the exhibition of f. figures from official sources
to show the folly of that sympathy when not eSced
10y fee passes or some such like moving agency
Total cost of Cenrd Road and equients... 30 d s5 90
Totsl re e Z .Or lsst "'- u
Total co.t # operating Including super!n-ntence,
tBAos, rrTsirs, Jan sior njue. 20 pelsons aud
property, building fences, &c aud cos12'h''r' hf"'' ~
B.c.;,,,.,,s.d Of %. -.in....... s357375j II
which is within fraction Of eleyea ard Mrecj'NyMs =
pr cent upoR actual csst. Much property IN tns stste
has not paid as well upon cost during the last yeh'
Certainly canal boats nave not.
Bu, even this rate per cent does not show fully the
advantages epjoye Ell By this stupendous cohsO1oat9u
Almost one half !ts cost IL Represented oy It's 1Ht-
debt-payng, | suppose, an average OF SIX per ceI'
interest," and leaving Tor sinking fund ana ui'iuenu,
s!,6g1 ,2Sj 10, when is a fraction over 'MiLhN P''
cent uIcn that pOrsn Of cost not rePresented W.
know that the nominal capital OF the cOnceiu au %
debt is as 1Il10 SJ-more than eight ni.lOhs uVo'o
actual cost but h- is matter the State hss notns
TO 90 with in connection with Tie question oil wna' -
proper revenue for II 10 allow the coI -
take from the people indemnity ior COSY VI ~
struCtion. Either tho debt ard portions OF tue sV
~
by shrewd Stockholders, Or distributed alnocs "a
lobby when the grea: consolidation was ea
aud form 90 part Of an Investment upon VI" ~. =, ,h
ary peculiarly eouirable claims for indemnity al tne
expense OF great public and private rgnt.sud utet7sls
cOrTs.popdeut in Thu asi .s. IsiI. =. oekpOr s
some time ago for which am o0hgto' ou'
ton of ccmp a,ica 10 the road by raising a,e'sgs ger
isle is original, or at least not mine iSe aooIe
ues are pertinent to that question IL the par. ne,
taken upon this subject have not advoca.ea iie
position of tos upon The Ere or other road' n"u TIC
Central .~,.d
TIE roads composing the Central were ne9'PoTda'ef
as yassenger roscs te Erie as iTeg.l ioso
cocee the right and The G9y 1eut Gt 1ai the SsG' S
10 protect s own property ard 70 ie i's.tsd IN cans
equipments, do not regard it as absolutely peoe'ss
10 Increase the difficulties under when the LIS 'o'a
has so long struggled. :. ha maid b
Tie state debts are large; they arr 10 oe Paia oy
tols or taxes. II by toDs the wesl WIN s.ningy Pe5
thee fourths if we give il the te.I.e " ~ n.v an
canal II paid By taxes, our c''i1en' S'' :" p''
SSrsa zAs Haz.a ~. ifs,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02

To absndoo portion cf the old canal at Port Byroa
To incorporate the Central American IndustnA
Commercial Company.
To raise the p, serger fare 90 the PlAttsburch and
Montreal Railroad.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tho eossion occupied 10 toe confederation OF
claim ls In The Committee Of the Whole. Several
bills were ordered TO third reading
During the consideration Of one bill the Speaker
spoke in i,s support stating that est pits were uak
on the part Of the State through the ceptivs hsr
acter Of which the contractors were misled sna
injured. !
NJ. HUTCHINSON. who bad Just received ioteli
gepce G the success Of the Crttenden amendment 81
Washington replied that test pits We're often dece1'
tive and sometimes dug for the vi!es pupases These
test ptP of the State had proved The mbs Of the fol
tunes Of the contractors but fhe other p had bsen
designed to bury human freedom. The latter was az
ten pied by the Chief Msgi5tra'so OF the naon, but
the people had protested against the attempted inhd
atoD. He then announced the result Of Lecomp!op
in Congress amid much excitement, and was greeted
with loud applause. .lo.,,. .-s
PvrSIyG sFssIoS.
The Grinding Committee reported number o. bib
TO be inoved forward, al Of private nature. ,.u
The third reading Of bils being the special order,
was then resumed. -; =
The following bills were passed: .. ,
Relstye to Jurors in Kings County -. .,
To authorize repairs of the Black River Csna.
To authorize the construction OF o double track 70
Westctester County. ... .-...-,. !
To pcorporate the Income Insurance Company
70 extend the Chsrtet ofthe Sewer Dock Company
Severs bills of private ttert 81 wer; also pasted.
Mr. BLEECKER on a'qdestion privilege, noyea
TO eXpcl eDv person from tue floor interfering wiz
members on the third reading Of bills
After spicy debate, the motion wa lost py i'to
tiiouttpC .
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-02
Castle Garden InrestigatiOn-T Thur
low Weed OlI the Stand.
Special Dispatch TO The y. y. Tribune. ,

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ALBANY, April |, 1853.
Mr. Thurow Weed testified before the Castle G arden
COMMITTEE this afternoon. He gave history Of the
sfTuirs Of Castle Garden, as an Enigrant depot. He
Weed was charged with the duty Of organizing 1t, so
as 10 meet the requirements of an institution whose
pu,pose was protection to emgrants. He had devoted
nearly year TO the subject, and with SUCCESS having
accomplished the purpose sought aud saved the Board
of Commissioners from bankruptcy. His connection
with it hpd cost him $4,000 cash. beside his time but
tbis lie did not regret.
lie said that negotiation was hsd betw parties to
dispose OF any surplus OF tie 20 per cent deducted
from the price of Railroad tickets the expenses
Of the iDstuton that it to be divided into twenty
SIX para, Of which Henry Il. Conklin lessee of the
GARDEN and the Central and Erie Railroads, were to
have each six; Mr.. Bemis (of Chautauque) and him
self each one and that determined to give John
f. Develin and Henry Anderson Counsel to the Com
mis.ioners) each one which decided without con-
sultiDg those gentlemen The remaining two parts or
shares were to be devoted to Incidental expenses.
This, however, had amounted to nothing, as the 20
per cent had proved insufficient to defray the expenses
of the Garden so that there had yet been any
surplus to divide.