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No. o MARKET STRkET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
ri AVE now in store and to arrive
100 hhds. New Orleans sugar, all grades;
100 bbls. Crushed sugar, all gradcs;
% St-l.ouis Loaf sugar, all grades
on Powdered sugar all graaes.
COFFEE.
800 bags prime Rio Conee.
MOiASSES.
loo bbis New Crop Molasses, allgrades;
100 hall bbls. New Crop MOlasses all grades
so bbis. and kegs Golden Syrup.
LIQUORS.
100 bbls. Pixies Magnolia whisky;
100 80 Dean q Hale's do
100 Smith Reserve do;
loo " Old Rye do;
100 a. Tennessee White do;
200 80 Old Country do
100 " Old Bourbon do
loo 80 Old Monongehaa do
40 - Robertson county do
100 pigs Port and Malaga Wine;
70 baskets Champagne Wine;
500 pkgs. Brandy, various brandss
zoo bbls. Motifs Celebrated Cider Vinegar.
SUNDRIES.
1000 kegs Nails, assorted;
500 boxes Star Candles;
400 hall boxes Taow Candles -
1000 Reams Hemp Wrapping Paper;
100 boxes starch;
1000 bags Fine salt:
O,uG0 q. ID Caps;
loo bbls. Fresh Ale:
so Heroes Rice
100 q and II ID Caddis Black and Common Tea:
so chests Black and Green Tea;
$50 cans Fresh Cove 0ysters;s
loo boxes ". r. Cheese prime;
100 - +. D.
800 bags Shot, 1ssortedJ
1000 BIS. Bar Lead;
so bags Black Pepperi
loo dog. Brooms;
100 81 Cotton Rope:
loo boxes Soda IN paperss
100 81 Scotch SMUT;
$50 Z" Stick Candy:
100 90 Fancy do;
100 casks English Soda.
1000 dog. assorted BucketsI
where. ' ~ DC HAu eise
. we are Agents for large Wooden wareaud Bucke,
Mandatory and are prepared at n times 10 seito
tue ir"ue at manufacturers prices freight added
CARTER, WlISFORD a CO
ueoiV No. B Market street
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llrw firms.
Special Notice,
New Firm.

NEW FIRM.
TINE undersigned have this day associated them
i selves together under the firm name of ARCHET
CHEATHAM Il BROTHER, tor the purpose Of transact
ing Liquor and Vine, Cigar ami Tobacco business
similar in every respect to that carried by thei
predecessors, Williamson X Chcatham and hope b,
strict attention business merit continuance OF
the patronage literally extended To chat concern
Nashville, July 9th, 1859.
ARCHER CHEATHAM
julyS-f JOHN l.. CHEATHAM
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dissolution.
DISSOUTJON OF C0paRTyERSUIp

rTNHE copa tnership heretofore existing between
l. CLINTON BYRNE and JAMES + miller dissolved
by mutual consent the Both day of June, by the
retiring of Clinton Byrne from the firm. All debts
due tn efrm will be collected by Jane +. Miller
and all notes other Indebtedness of the firm will be
paid by him. CLINTON BYHNE
juiy4-2m JAMES r. MIILEk
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Nashville and Chattanooga R.R,

w n IL Ar lf-h
Sunday next, July 3rd, 1859.
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 1O. 5 A. NJ. aad SPIN
Stevenson at $50 = AMI 5s3OP N
Arrive at Chattanooga at $ on A. 81. and 500 p NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga al = so A. N. and 2.so p NJ
Stevenson AZ $3.50 4. n. and $500 N
Arrive shyilie at II so p. VI. and I 40 p NJ
DOIH Trains max ny cluse connections Fast and
ID West nj stevenson, with Memphis and Charl.ston
aud other railroads IL New Orleans and other 50. m
ern cities, ana at Chattanooga Niu. Georgia stat,
X ad, and by 1t with oh T Roads raunng through
Gcorga. south CHrolit "A and Alabama and with East
tennessee aud Georgia Railroad AT Chattanooga a
connecting link In the Virginia route to T.vncbburg
kiehmond, baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington civ
New York and other Fast rn cities -
Through tickets may be had at any hour on applics
lion To Ticket agent, al Office Depot To the follow
ing places. viz New York. via. last Tennessee and
Virginia 'nte: New York, via Car eston PhiladcI-
phia, Baltimore, Washington CITY, Petersburg Rich
mond, Lynchhurg, Knoxville, Chsrl. stun Slva4 nal
Macon, Augusta, Atlanta honig merry Huntsville
Grand Junction, Memphis, Nv Orleans Virginia
springs Beersheba Springs and McNm'nviIle
f W COLE. Superin' endent
Julyl-tf
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DiSSOlOtiOn.


~ HE cOpartnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned this day dissolved by mu
tual consen., Mr.. AIRS Brown Sr, having purchas
of j. W. BROWN his entire interest. The business will
be continued the old stand under the firm style OF
RAINS, BROWN Il Co. 7. Il. RAINS,
J. W. BROWN.
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LIVERY STABLE.

LITM. 7. WRIGHT CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens Of Nashville lszSTN
and the public generally that they have Ky
purchased the we'll known livery md the stock
and fixtures, form eTiy occupied by Vim. Philips, on
Market street ics below tie square
We have irst rate lots and box-stiiis TO accommC-
date drovers, ard all friends Who may favor Us
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves toEvc satisfaction cases.
We have a large number of lne Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies 90 hire a all times.
The factis, We DO not intend beb surpassed byany
Stable In the Southern country. Come along and see
for yourselves.
feb3-1y Nh. T. WRIGHT CO.
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Transportation.
LCuNVlIIE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
80 80 - 81
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOFTS
yILLE-SIXTEEN HOURst

ON and af'er WEDNESDAY, August the losh ms,
" 1859, TRIMS viii follows: '
Arrive at Bon ling Green, 30 a. ana 600 q
Connect BY Mail Coaches with train Ritser's Tor
LOUISVILLE
Lave Rtfer's, $50 p. NJ, and 500 A. NJ
Arrive at Louisville, $50 ano 1850
Leave Louisville, 8 80 A. NJ and 90 p. NJ
Arrive at Ritters, 11:l0 81 and 300
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains al Bowling
Green for Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green $40 p n, - 500 A. N.
arrive al Nashville 1880 % 1000 "
by this arranI en- ent Gloss connection is made at
routes.
:, Corneet also With mail co cbes at GaIatn for
hArtsvile and Carthage
wearing aPiar el alone constitutes baggage Of which
eaeh person VIII be allowed eighty pounds fire. OF
charse ABOVE that weight, subject To- extra charge
payAoie 10 I Conductor All other articles carried
IN the baggRge Cars viii be char Red x.ress Freight
which must be aid TO Agent
Passengers taking seats in the cars Edgenels Gal
atll and B"wing Green, without purchasing tirkcts
Viii be chargt ten cents extra
- ROBERT MACLEOD,
rtfag
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PATENT
SEWING
NJ 4 c II N L s

Have gained the conf
tence Of all who use them
ana have proved one OF
Ha most x-afnakla fnvar
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PhOtOgraphs!
MelainOtypes!
and AmbrOtypes,

At TINS mousse pictuFes are WARRANTED 20 please or
no iharge viii be made.
We would especially Invite hecommunity and our
friends IN general To visit great Hall Of PORTRAIT
ture where pictures Of the most celebrated States
al.d DiVinss DE sech, viz: His Exoeilency
President Buchahan, the Vice PRESIDENT, Hs Excel
le cy Gov. johnson, Hon. Z ave Johnsan, A. V.
Brown, }. A. neEVFeh, Eph. H.. Poster. and thous-
and others - celebrity Pierce, ksvanaugh,
Early, Pay ne, Baseom SoGle Andrews, and Rev. DR..
Edgar, Sc-. &c
Copies Of the above can be bad at a low price al
any time
aprIz-if
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Supplemental Record,

EXTRA ILLUSTRATED ISSUE,
To be published intervals with the regular edition
without additional charge TO subscribers.
large space OF the "Record" will, as usual be
given to that special matter which directly relates
TO the movements OF the ladies' Association. In
reference 10 this, spages will always contain lists
of those persons who, from the different States OF
the Union, send their contributions 10 the Fund;
added to which will be the names of subscribers 20
the 0d-mounted Washington Portraits
Price One Dollar per year, invariably In advance.
Address the Publishers,
DEyEREUX 4 CO.,
1921 Philadelphia Post once,
july2e or, lS2 South Third street.
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ICE! ICEi
Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans!
st Louis Golden Syruu.

ME ars In receipt Of lot of superior Wheat Fans
w They viii pc sold 81 Mandatory ~ Ices At No.
8 Market street.
msy2e CARTER, wusFoRp co.
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iuST received In packages OT 20 aud 10 gslisas 81
d Louis Golden Syrup.
Also, LOAF, Crushed aad Powdered Sugars
uIZEII., HOOPER 4 Co,
mays0-n Mas d aud sAAEket street
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Saturday, February 5, 1859.
SENATE.

The days session was devoted to the consid-
Grafton of business pertaining to the District Of
Columbia.
The FIRST in the order of unfinished business
under this head was the bill authorizing the
construction of horse raiitssa though Penn
sylvania avenue, in the city of Washington
the pending motion being on the adoption Of
substitute offered by Mr.. Douglas, proposing to
remit the disposition of the whole subject into
the hands Of the city corporation. The substi
tute was advocated by Messrs, Hunter, Pugh,
and Mallory and opposed by Messfs. Brown,
Fessenden, and Bayard. At the conclusion of
tho discussion, it was rejected-yeas Is, nays 3d.
Mr.. Rsid then moved as an amendment that
the stock of the ssil railroad should be open to
public subscription rejectedr=yess -, NAYS %
Mr.. Davis proposed giving to the corpora
tons of Washington and Georgetown the power
70 construct the road rejected-yeas l9, nays
81.
motion by Mr.. Davis, % ihe effect that the
road should be extended through Georgeto.n,
wss lost-yeas %, nays II.
An amendment offered by Mr.. Pugh, provi-
ding that ope-sixth Of the annual profits from the
road and six per cent. CD the capital invested
in the same should be appropriated 10 the sup
port of public schools in the city of " ashington,
was also rejected-yeas Is, pays ~.
No additional amendments being proposed,
Mr.. Bright moved that the further confederation
Of tie bill be postponed to Saturday next. The
motion was iostz=yass Ii, nays "a.
The bill and amendment being ,i,ss reported
to the Senate, Mr.. Pugh demanded a separate
vote on each amendment. The several amend
ments attacked 70 the bill by the committee
were then taken up a.d. Teisctad, until it was
found On the announcement Of the vote Gil ,he
fourth amendment that the Senate was without
. quorum.
GoihiBg remaining but to move an adjourn
ment, Mr.. Brown gave notice that he would
call up the bill Monday morning as the unfin-
ished business of Saturday, and also that the
friends of the bill, if in a majority, as he be-
Iieyed they were, would then insist on its pas
sage.
Reports of private bills were made from the
standing committees. The Senate joint resolution
giving the consent of Congress to the acceptance
BY Capt. NJ. F. Maury and Professor A. d. Bache
Of gold medals from the Safdinian Government,
was passed. The House pent some time in
Committee of the Whole the private calen-
dar, but made no progrest$ The bills making
appropriations for the payment of invalid and
other pensions, and for the Indian department,
with the Senate's smendment, were taken from
the Speakers table and H4erred to the Com
m'ttee OF Ways and Means.
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- f,ture prosperity-and that we will earnest
T. ornose any attempt to inaugurate such a
i;fr . That we esteem the recommends
L,,s of the President in his last annual mes
'age an the subject of revision of the tariff as
,,5m.ntly Just and politic-that the best inter
..t.ofthe country demand legislation in accord
a,',s Herewith, and that We will use all le-
.te,a,e means TO secure such legislation at the
.,ut session of Congress. 3. That we do
/ recognise the acts or proceedings of the
[Sas now being held in the House of Repre-
lr,iives as binding on us in any matter
.ptever. 4. That committee of three be ap-
He'd 10 confer from time to time with the
hls,cratic members of the delegation, and to
IL such steps as may be necessary to secure
u,5,ed action
Mr. FORSYTH, late Minister to Mexico, re-
;ksd his position on Monday last Gen. Cass
lrsd him that his course has met with the
Limitation Of the Administration.
I, ) unored that arrangements are IN prog
-. for establishing an independent Demo
,-.,i, raper IN the city of New York, and that
ar capital of 100000 has been raised for
~. purpose Messrs. Forsyth and Pryor are
;.dieated as editors.
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AYERS sARsAPARILLA.

A COMPOUND remedy, IN which W. have labofed
IA 10 produce the mosi effectua! mat can b
made Ii as conceAused OF Para sarsspar,iI
combined with other substances OF , greater nera
live power TO an, ri effective anidoie for th.
Diseases Ssrsspsria Fepued 10 cure n Is heevet
Iht such remedy Is wahsed By those who suer fsm
Summons complaints, that one " hich will accnu,
pish their prove of immense service IN IN,
large class Of our afflicted fellow cilzens How com
pleiely this compound will do 1t has ee proyen ~
pertinent on many OF The worst be found OF th.
following complaints;
ScrOfula aud Scroiulous Complaints Erupt,ons ana
Er1puve Discusses Ulcers, PImpeS BLbIches Tumors
salt Rheum, Srald Head, Syphtl. aAd SynhIlic Alice
Mons, MeIcuIi" Disea e, hEepsy, NenTaigIs or Tic
sPelas Rose or - AplaOnys Fire. and indeed The whole
class OF c"mpia Is arising from Inquiry OF the Blood
THIS coISund Will be found gre promoter OF he alh
wner isken m the spring expel the ioul humors winch
es'eF IN The blood al haI of The year By The
uheIy expulsion at then many ranking disorders arc
nipped IA The bud Muliiludes can by ihe and OF his
remedy spare themselves from the endurance OF fouI
eruPaOhs ana uiceous sores throush which the stem
wall strive 10 rid itself OF conceptions A M asss;en IN do
TINS through The natural channels he BODY by an al
teIave med cine Cleanse out HE viaied FLOOD "a hen
ever you hd us impurities bursting through skin In
plmples, eruPuons clesnse il when Won 6pd \,
Is oosruced ana sluggish IN the veins cleanse when
EYER u N mol, sho your feelings will tell you when
Even where 10 panic sotaer is felt peope ENJOY
better health and lave longer, for eiea slag the blood
heep the blood healthy, and all Is well; hot win his
Pabuiu OF life disOrdered, there can he ~ lasting he ain
sooner or lale something go wrong The great
machinery OF ite u disoTdeFed or OveTIhrowu
"a sspaflla has aud deserves much the reputation OF
accomplishing ihese ends But the world has been
GENEROUSLY deceived by Preparations Of H. partly be
caue The drug alone has all the that IL claimed
10 of A. bu. NOR. because many preparations pretending
10 DE conc@ntratd extract OF IT, huI e OF The
virtue OF Sarsapsra, or anything else
during LATE years the public have been msltd by large
bottles, pretending To give qGsTi of Extract Il Sarsa
parIlla for dollar Most OF these have been frauds
upon the sick, for they only contain lttle il any
SarsapaTs but often no curative Proper ie~ vhaever
Hence, her Snd painful cisappoinnien has fIlovve
the OF The various RACES of Sarsao.,iu. ,L;.S
hcod the Market until the itself is ias,Iy Jesp,srd
and has become synony nous with mposusn and cheat
Sui' we can this compond Sarsapara ana intend To
supply S9ch remedy US shalt rescue the from the
Dad OF Cd oquy which rests upon And we mink we
nave ground Tor believing II has virtues which are IT.
resl>hhle by the ordinary OF the il Is
10 cure 1T order TO secure their complete eradic
rom me System the remedy should be Judi ciously
according 10 dIrt ctons the bottle
Prepared by
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PORTRAIT OF DR.. BAILEY.

large LhGsfaphic Portrait of the Editor OF the Ma
uohs rfa al shortly be published by Charles d. Bran
ard, of Boston. The Drawing will hs executed by
DAvgnon, he best I..ih,assph.o Arust IN the United
States, from an aagiaaI Photograph by McClees, OF
Washington City
On receipt Of One DOidr copy OF the above Pciuie
will be sent Fee Of Postage any parl OF the Uailej
States.
Address Levi Clephaae, Washington City, Charlie
IL Brainard, Boston, Massachusetts N &c. u
Brainard has published Portrait: 81 Theodore Parker
X w. Emerson, Charles Sgmnes, Salmon Chase, an,
John Hale, niSh will he furnished on the same
the Portrait OF ID Bailey. Orders lor these Porr NJ
should be addressed 10 the publisher.
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LAW SCHOOL OF THE UNIVERSITY
AT CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
TIE Instructors an Mig School ar.

HoS Jos- PARKER LII d., Royal Profrssot
Hon Emory WAsHBuRN LII. D.. Univ .-rs,Iv PTofe.s,-
VNHE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION embraces ,b..
l. various branches OF the ComInaa Law and OF Eou,
Admiralty, Commercial International and ConstuI,ors
La" ana the jurisprudence Of the United States m
Law Library consist. OF about l4Un volumes and a :
new works arpear, they are added ard every eiior -
made 10 Tender ~ complete.
instruction IS gwen by oral lectures and erpoSops
ahu by IecitaiOns and examinations m connection 1tl
nem') OF which thete are Ten every week Two Neos
Couris are asa hoiden IN each week al each of which
cause previously given argued hy tour stu
ahd IA Ainioa delivered by the Presiding Insiructo,
noo"s anu ohef iScIIues also pT0VutG for Tie Cn
Couts eld an Assembly i held weekly for praciee IN
ueoa'e, ana acquiring 4 knowledge OF Parliamentary
Law and proceedings
students may enter The School In amy STAGE Of ,bes-
professional studies mercantile pur- uiIs aus I, 30
commencement O either term, IN lie middle 90 o,hr5
p1ri OF Ihe term
THEY are AT liberty elect what studies They xii rr
>ue, according TO their view OF lhelr 0Nh wants ant a.
tllBments.
Tue ArGdemical year, which CONNIE aces ON Thursdt
sh weeks alter the third "Wednesday Juiy i DIVIDED
AUTO Two terms al twenty weeks each wan vacalon r
SIX weeks at the cUu a each term
during The water vacation, the Library. IS orep..
warned @nd lighted, for the al hr member Of b
SchOal
Applications for admSsIO or Tor csthlosnes n, AM
farther Information, may he made 10 either sl tbe lr,
lessons 81 Cambridge.
Cambridge, MuSs February, I-s9 ID
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ADVERTISING NOTICE.

Al meeting OF ,he New Jersey State FaiIsrlal .s,.
al on, held nj New Brunswick, on May I'm ; NJ PET
flNGlLL n Co, lI9Nasssu street, ana JOY COZ 6To
Tribune Buildings, New York, Were appointed ,hs so
and exclusive Advertising Agents IN that city for ~.
Newspaper Press OF Rev jersey and vyer- aubo,,..,
TO announce The laS u her appointment Persons
ing to advertise IN the New Jersey Journals Will ress
cal! al either Of the above-nained agencies
n b-Business men can lave their sdvernssu..ut,
inserted IN the newspapers Of any State Cf the Union b.
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INDIAN GREEN, Mo, Jsiy 2 Ia.
DEARSIRs Having used your Pam ReI for two sfs
had II 10 be The best medicine wha II IS recommend A
for that have used. feel thankful for the banel
have received from IL. | have been troubled with
dyspepsia for ten years, and tried To no bene6
But as soon as got 10 using your Pam Killer found
relief and by the Of entirely cured For ch,ll-
and fever or congesiive chlls, best medicine
have ever used have used II for great many diff rent
comp als, and has never yet ed in giving immedia.
relief CHARIFS 4 GANC.u
Messrs. PERRY DAVIS Son
Sold by ali the principal medicine debers
For sale IN Washington by William Bans.rvu,. .-7r.
seller Seventh street .-
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to Port-au-Prince. RGnf Jcements were JOIN
ing General Geffard from Ill parts, and 1t was
believed that Soulouque we1ld be unable to force
his way back to the capits, the city being sur
rounded by the Republicans.
The Emperors cofes hs all been seized and
sold at auction.
Port-au- Prince was undof arms, and no mails
were allowed TO leave
FINANCES OF CANADA. The finances of Can
ada are represented to be nj very embarrassed
condition. In 1854, wher, the Province had
an income of fl,2O0,sOa, the expenditure
amounted to only f750,OcO, leaving surplus
of f45O,OOO. In 1858 thi. fourishing state of
matters was exactly reversed. The revenue,
indeed, had increased to ael $4,000, but the
expenditure had reached 70 92,35l 900, caus-
ing deficit of no less thar. 100000.
CONDITION OF RUssIA.-sRussia is said to be
gradually and steadily rec, sering from her late
losses and it is certain pat not only in her
domestic, but also in hen, foreign policy, she
has entered upon a tract widely spart from
that in which Nicholas droLe rather than guided
her for fve-and-twenty years. The ambition
of the present Gear is to bling his Government
as rapidly possible into iympathy if not har-
mony with the monarchic Systems Of Western
EuroDe ~
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

e. ExEcTLcUT-THIRD DIsTRIcT.-ln the third
s-s-,jet. now represented by Mr.. Dean, the Re
,,4i,ans have nominated Mr. Alfred A. Burn
t,ml Of Windham The Connecticut Press
.ays,
outside of the district, while there has been
OIL, warm advocacy Of the claims of either can
d,1ar. in opposition 10 the others, there has
,.a "a natural solicitude lest the heat of the con-
,-,-..-,v might leave some soreness. IL is there
81. u-fb preat pleasure that we hear that the
IGNITION was conducted so courteoasly, and
=. r.,ilt acauiesced in with such unanimity.
&c Nr. Rnrnham needs no introduction to the
l. If the district or the State. n or is there
!. dow of doubt Of his election. We who
moi live in districts SO heavily on the right
~, only ask our friends Of the Third to roll up
.,rIar'.est majority, and help us to give Gov
.- Buckingham five thousand at least.
u.. New York Herald declares that =" the
5,,.,k that will be paid into the New ork Gus
,.u honse during the present week will amount
,,r,s,rlv. # not quite, two millions OF dollars,
s,l tl,as, Of the next week will not vary far
fr,utbe same sum. This revenue is from goods
sl,.adi arrived. or known to be on their way.
!, T. tilted by many most intelligent jobbers,
that MI. orders which have been sent out for
,,,ds exceed ANYTHING that has been done in
r,rnsrlyears. and that the revenue during the
,re-.at month of February must exceed that of
,ur pgs vous month";
C,Nifr1trrT PoLITICs.-H ford, FEB. g.
There has lively time in the Democratic State
Convection caucus this evening. The Douglas
Democrats carried various measures ny vote OF
IN, 70 tne and strong resolutions were adopted,
n.n.n Iiup Mr.. Douglas as a candidate for the
Presidency. Mr. Julius s. Strong, one of the
,ielegafl $. bitterly denounced the policy of the
Admin stration.
NJ kolicolIer. of Tennessee, has made q
ltput t. the House of Representatives. against
the add ission OF Oregon into the Union. He
otpo,e the measure chiefly because of the in
suihciticy Of population in the Territory to
form a State, and the recognition of alien suf-
irage ID lis Constitution
The appropriations for reporting the speeches
OF tie members Of Congress for the Congress
sona i;lobe. and for miscellaneous items,
have "a en stricken out of the Legislative, jul
dicial and executive appropriation bill, in Com
mittee tf the Whole. in the House of Represent
at.v.. They will probably be restored, when
rhe biii j. reported back TO the House. Several
bushes a, the mileage were made on Wednes-
day. bat they we're 40 90! The House had a
long might session for speech making on Wednes
las night.
The series Of joint resolutions, introduced
INTO he the House of Representatives by Mr..
Bowie. OF Maryland, looking towards an en-
deayor on the part Of the Federal Government,
ty the means of ne otiation, to remove the ex.
ce,sye duties levied by sundry foreign Powers
upon American tobacco, have been reported
tack 10 the House from committee, without
amendment and we T. promptly passed, notwith
Standing some slight cayilling from one or two
quarters.