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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

NEW MUSIC STORE.
-5N,.E. @. ID. benson & BRO, Whole -,
ESS$ sale Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes
$3.50 g. A. Princes Melodeons, Buffalo, N. Y,5 n M M
- Church and Parlor Organs Guitars, Vfo-t Z y y
rines anjos, everyhingi the musical merchants line
large catalogue Of New Sheet Music Books and In
prompt attention. Pianos tunsd Accoreon and ali other
msntsrepaed No. 90, UnicD Street, Ist door from College
septo3
BONNING'S CITY BRASS BAND. :
ETVIS Band is fully orgaHize1 with twelve In 49,.
strumsntn, and its members hatter themselves {i5
sand Ban % n tSs stP es s % asst;o s any
Of Masons Odd Fellows and other societies. we as private
gentlemen, to their facilities for furnishing Music Proceons
Celebrations, &C. Their shall be moderate address
J. Z BAnIHELL, sec'y, or
p s.-PRoT BoNNINGs QUADRILLE BANDS preparrd
engagements for Music for Balls Parties &c on veey
reasonable terms. Address as above janeo-dIy
TNIANOS.--we have received fourteen more rs.=s.-,
New Piano FOrtes, from those unrvalled -
makers, Light, Newton Bradbury, Hamesf N 1 Il h
abie We would pleased have these Instruments examined
by all, whether they desire to purchase Every Piano
sold bo Il US shall 70 r. T REV
PIANO FORTES, LOOKING-GzAsSES, &C.
NTE have row in store, fine took Of Pianos,
w Melodeons, Window shsdes, Artists Ne - -
seFa sn: snd s IA ana ' are m 0I turn Inside y
added largely stock OF ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&c. In word, intend to TINES, please
customers and induce them to Patronise hoe instead Of
isbi6-a w.kR FREEMAN.
@ CO-Partnership Notice.
T HAVE hi. day associated in business with John K GIks
and Edward Edwards the business win hereafter
conducted under the style Of Edwards Gilksrson Co.
10. EDWARDS.
10. EDvARDs. ). K. GILKEsoS 81 P. KDw-RDs.
EDWARDS, GILKESON & CO.,
Successors to Jo. EdRsrds,)
Wholesale CrOcers, Commission NTerch ANTS
AND
Dealers I'm Fine Brandies, Wines,
CIGARS, &c:,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

RICH SILK ROBES.
THO PsON q co.
Have sr.s Received
ANEW LOr OF
UBLE SKIRT
and
TWO FLOUNCED
SILK ROBEs.
VERY BEAUTIFUL.
THOMPSON co. y
ooas, ss
NEARCHIsIS'C 'CATHOLICON y ,rsesivsa sad for sale
Nl by DEAovILLk BELL.
g1ARRY,s TRECOPHEROUS,L LyonS' oathadon.
Woods Hair Restorative. Mrs Aliens Hair ResloreT and
zyicbalsam, Collins KaO=ins received and Or Sale by
- :
CUM DROPS and Juiuhe Paste Bryaas Pulmonic va
DENoyILLE q BELL
GALES AMERICAN SHAVING SOAP, Lows
DEMoVmLE BELL.
DURNETT's CBo.tOn) COD LIVER OH, afrs.A
= '1pp' '''''''~ '-4 ~ - DEMovrLLE BELL.
TEJANANT,S SELTZER APERIENT, "a frsshsup-
ply Of this much esteemed preparation Teeeivei by
DENoyILLE BELL.
nSGOOD,S INDIA CEHOLAGOGUE, an unfaslIna
= ''-'''' ''' ''''' - So DEMovnLE BELL.
sulph Cinchonia, Lacuerium ElAierium chorofor
Ether Acid Nitrate Meury, Wallets Mass Causc Poah
Lactr1e Iron Acid Lea saacne Iodd Poas
sum- Oxd Silver Aropa verara Iodine Todd FOn NitrssO Of
Silver, edd Sulphur, Naeinae IOn Iodid Mercury
mated Copper Ext Opium ext Indian Hemp, Pperine, &C.
nova DEMovILLE a BELL.
ANDREW !. SMITH,
NO IS, BROADWAY. Nashville, ZEREESSEE,
{ TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL, WAGON AxLEs, ELLIPTIC FRIsos,
ND all other aresin his line Of business which he oGsrs
"A wholesale and retail. low for cash, at the abOvsstand
o' Negroes for sale.
HAVE quite numsr Of NegOes hand for sale. Aons.
them excellent Seamstress and House Servants and
sspi7ES i7s9'' '''''' -''''''' WI. BOYD u
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
TsHAM HARRIs Governor of the tate Of Tennessee: To
been male known to me- that FN W. BURTON eharg-
ed with having committed the offence OF ana has
6ed from justice and is running at large
Now therefore, l. Isham g. Harris, Governor aforesaid BY
virtue power authority in vested, do hereby offer
$780, any person who epprhend
The said N " Burton, and deliver him the Sheriff or Jsor
Of county Of Davidson, in order that justice IN that behalf
may be bad and executed.
In testimony whereof, havehereuntO set hand aud
caused the great the State to be affixed Nash
lL's-S vile, the 3lst DAY Of May, 1855
- IsHAM HARRIS.
By the Governor;
J. T. r. RAY, Secretary Of State
uneI2-6
EyINE TEAS.s.Just received from large Ilportes Of
r. Teas good Of Imperial, eInpoHder, Soong
Eack Teas for sale by the large small quantity by
A. STRETCH.
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AARON STRETCH.

Tf7wHOLEsALE AND RETAILEf1
DRUG GIST,
CORNER or COLLEGE AND UNION SZREEZS
STRETCH, has Just returned from the With Iar1e
~ and superior assortment VI the following articles together
with many others pertaining the Drug Bus2e, which he
invites the and all thar wish and unadu
rated articles purchased direct from st hand In
portes especially requested to call ard examine
his large Of fine Imported Peumery and Fancy Goods
sisting in part Of the following, viz:
Otto Rose In fine cut walls,
Extract Kiss Quickly:
do Rondelet, something new and very hns;
1A All tbs ErRngipani preparations;
MUSK and Verbena Toilet water;
Tooth Brushes, with all the patterns,
ITsir do a. large variety;
Erasive Soap, for extracting grease:
All Of Lubin's fine Ex-Genuine Musk Soap;
Lubin's Rose Soap; Brown Windsor Soap
Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Soap;
Fariaa Cologne: Glycerine and CsmPnor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles; " ash Balls;
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Paste and Gcm Drops;
Tooth Soap; Juube Paste. &c
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Broadway n0u e.

WYHE st.se7 Houss having bssn thnruuE y
Essse 4 1og open Tor The reception of t7TT7A
Elar1 The 1ristor hopes frou his long faT41f54
sytsnce lss=ss, and his deteTni-t5.ou to IsEs a
tspare no pa sppisfnR his table e he lest alLI ~
ths Eaarksi srds, and TO merit receive
share q Pahags.
TERMS.
Bsy Bcau. 81 50
Week Bdert, 50
WIN. ". WINBoURN,
rnnr23 Prnnretnr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

Cat Reduction in Goods J!
r.. Men AIRY II CO.,
RE clos their entire stock Of DBF GOODS at prices tha,
n will suse you. Call and buy
Muslins rom cents to SO cents per yard.
Silks at cost.
BmbT'd titles at fourth cost.
Carpets realty reduced prices
Call at OnUd get bargains u
augI5 r. C. McNAIRY CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

DRUSHES.--A large stock # Shoe, Paint VaEnish and
Artist Brushes, Just received and Cor sale low BY
A. STRETCH
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.--Nowins store alarge
and complete stock Of DruZs and Cb4mieAs such Qui
nine, Morphine, OPIUM IOdde Potash Chorate Potash Nitrate
Silver, OIL Iodine, Cadmium, Oxide Silver Metallic Iron,
sequkerde Of Iron Vaersnate Ammonia Hypopho phe Iron
and Soda, &C.
Cash buyers will dad their interest to call and sxamine
prices. &C, before msSing their purchases
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
IN TER e = TIN c..
TERRI ASS BROTH HERS,
HAVE REMOVED To NO. Z,
MA Il * EFT ST R E e II,
NEXT TO
Hs LANIER & CO.

NEXT TO
Bs LANIER & CO.
Lso--sssy's Five Minute Ice Cream Freezsrs; MeDor
n aids Louisville Regztor Arhurs Fruit Cans; Jones
ieis-H J.w. WILSON, College street.
LARDI LARD!!
y BBLs. Family Lard in Store and for sale iow, BY
Sd TERREsS & BROS,
suglS 80 Broad Street
BANK OF COMMERCE..
NASHVILLE, TENN, DSc. I2 Is57.
ME stockholders OF this Bank having placed tie
hands Of Trustee fer the purpose Of winding It up,
indebted 10 the Bank, will please call and pay their
debeaness falls due The holders win please send
early possible and receive the Of the
Bank of Tennessee individual deposits in this Bank have
hereby pledge ny individual
by for them and the money is ready when called for.
decl3-d Join D. JAMES.
HAVE ON HAND 100000 BUSHELS OF
W H. JOHNSON,
fees see Penitentiary.
LAND FOR SALE.
yEyHE subscriber seventy flani
Middle Franklin Turnpike four miles from Nashville, sd
joining the which he resides and the lands Of John
lent falling water with the beautiful building ute
the country and in the midst Of the finest nehhorhcod
AmsricA aprl4 NATHANIEL BAxFBR
NOR SALE.--one HUNDRED Gales Northern Extra nay
n just received by may7- P. q Q ANDERSON
SACK SALT
B00 BAGS Fine Sack sat which VIII vel at cost rather
OUIU than move it. TEEkAss g. s,Isss Bros
The County Court for Davidson County,
EAvING granted letters administration me-
Of haTles P. Mcguire deceased all per indebted
said estate hereby netaed to make immediate payment and
them duly proved within the time prescribed
by Law JOHN JOHNSON,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

TNINE TEAS.s-Just received from large Ilportss Of
n Teas good assortment Of Imperial, eInposds solong
Eack Teas for sale by the large small quantity by
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

TENnE hzhs.t price in Cash pais of Feathers Drisa
II Lard, Baeon, Ginseng, BeesSsL. Eggs, Flax Seed;
andall other eoputTy produce.
DOTlA-dly BEN. n. NOEL Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
New stock Of Fail and Winter
FOODS!

VNTE receipt Of adapted
approaching season. comprising the largest and most
complete assortment imported Ladies' Dress Goods
Of the latest styles, entirely s.H af-- af
FRENCH, ENGLISH and GERMAN ME-
RINOS, 'sal -v-s' --.essa -rafs 3. G.
a -.s..a 4-a
THIBET CLOTHS l.as- - a i,l =
ALPACA LUSTRES, OF all qualities;
REAL uOHAIR and SILK LUSTREs;
COBURGS, ana ITALIAN CLOTHS for
Ladies' Dress GOOds; e4--t. rs.s-.-s
DE BEGE, &e., dcc.s of all qualities; ~
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN
MUSLIN DE Lanes, of the greatestva-
riety of styles; --.--., q.
FRENCH, SCOTCH, ana AMERICAN
PIsAIDS, &c.
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r. R. GLASCOCK,
RUCKWHEAT! BUCKWHEAT!

FUsT received from New York. bags Bucwheat Flour,
u and for sale wholesale and retail, by
move FREEMAN BROS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

400 BOXES Ic IOxI4 Tin, BEST brand.
SSU $50 boxes TX IOxI4 Tin, best brand.
200 DO lc l4x20 do do do
50 do X do do do do
90 pigs Bancs Tin.
sc DIGS Lead, Just received and for sale low by
ang2I J. ". WILSON.
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Cash for NegrOes.

TIME undersigned will pay the cash for y likely young -
Negroes ne will also board negroes end sail them on 49
Commission at No. Is Cedar street. Nashville, TeE sndF
will be responsible for the escape Of ali left in mS
charge. Call and see. [July2stfl THos. @. JAMES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

VIZ R. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fks celebrated
Wy PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
attend at fune heretofore when his services be
equired Office at the Phoenix WsTeroom 40 Spring street.
Cherry Residence No. u Vine street. between Spring and
Broad.
n B. VIII receiving and forwarding bodies, Sc.
uhen Notified aDT9-h IT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

LS(a--Msssey Five Minute Ice Cream McDor-
n alds Louisville Regztor Arthur'S Fruit Cans; Jones
Fruit Cans; Water Coolers, eli sizes.
ieis-u J.T WILSON, College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

TOBACCO NANUFACTORY.
EKT MEREDITH, A and 4S College street, has
w ready for sale at his Factory, 800 boxes Of hanufac
ured Toco Of 90 So and 100 and 40 pounds EACH
to Of the trade at from Is to IS cents pound
which he will sell at wholesale to the trade, at prices that
cannot fail please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco requested to
| call examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS,
On commission, soTd by the thsusand lees
price sold in this city before
ROLLED, TWIST and CUT TOBACCO in great variety, st
very low prices. septlS-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

VNTANTED genteel, active, business partner, witt
w cash capital Of SOOO in genteel, profitable and oas'
business which will pay from fifteen hundred dollars
year, e mus. be business man, Address mmediatey R.
this oA5ce, laug7S-dtf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

TOBACCO
SSn1 BOXES Langhorne Sons Gold Leaf Tobacco;
HOU 50 do = NJ Boazs No / Tobacco;
50 do Jos s GodWinas Rosebud Tobacco;
so DO Keen q snsith's Tiu Eoii Tobacco:
In store and ior saleoy HARRIS, G0RDON & co.
CHEPPARDsS GOLD PENs.---A Isr-s ,.soT,
= nent just received By y HGAIN
oetse. Market Ct.
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BeRvaI and New Firm.


" Hs8EsAEE GERS
3,.,. = Garkef Street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

ANDREW i. SMITH,
NO IS, BROADWAY. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
DEkLER
TENNESSEE Iron, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL, WAGON AxLEs, ELIPTTc fgRuSos,
ND all other articles In his line Of business which he oeTB
wholesale and retail low for cash. at the above stand
hnh6-lY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01
w. HI. WEBB &CO.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer
READY-MADE CLOTHING,

NASANlEAe9 AeAlnss
AfING made large additions to stock, pre-
psred % ofr full lines Of goods at reduced prices.
MercRats IN SAINT Of Clothing requested
stock before offer superior Inducements cash
prompt time dealers. W. H. WEBB 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-01

HAVE quite numler OF NegOes hand for sale. Amongst
them excellent Seamstresses and House Servants and
several good Cooks, Washers, &c. Call soon.
W. L. BOYD in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

,o,,g,xA-Two riy.l factions have for years
,,.;a.a the National Democracy OF Louislana-0ne
~ them headed by John Sddell, the otner oy
p;syre soale. TIE latter was IN the senate 10
1a,O and resisted the Compromises oil tha' year.
q. tormsr ia now in, and is Mr.. Buchanaos conn
S.n,;,l .dvi.er. Each is intensely FIhbuster, ex-
t..u,.,v p,o.sl,vsry. and neither would object to
The reopenpg Of the African Slave lfaae. oHlel
!, the more skillful wiTewOrker; Soule the more
sloouept speaker. There two have been pitted
-, ..cb other for ten or twelve years past;
~, sd.l appears to have got the upper band, DUR
,ns tina absence of sOule as Pierces Plenipoten-
r.rv 10 Spain and has ruled the State with an iron
hard ever since. Finally, in view oil the SSate
Cor,.n.;o, which il to meet at Baton Rouge on
N, tounh Wednesday in May TO nominate State
Ticket sOul6 & Co. have held very Formidable
,,ssiinO in New.Orlesns and issued a manifesto,
charming the other sort with all manner Of corrop'
tou prescription and ini4nity, and resolving 70
holt IL oyerborne at that Convention "Unprinci-
"plsd gang Of political blacklegs lie sample OF
the terms by which they characterize the dominant
gideu faction-terms characterized far more by
energy than polteness. They talk very large, and
would seem intent on a bolt, and the nomination Of
(, rival ticket, if the Convention at B,ton Rouge
should again be in Sldols hands, as they evidently
expect it will; and they seem to look to gather
ing Of the Opposition around their banner We
presume Slide has dealt with such patriots before,
and Knows ju.t which of them it is advisable to
bur, which Of them it will do to kick, ard how
much i, to be feared from the residue, whom he
severely lets alone. Soule is personally friend of
Senator Douglas, who Git will be remembered
srent some days in NeW-0reans directly after hi
triumph last Fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
z. D. MORGAN
VETO or THE CANAL DRAFTS BILL


FSrcurGvE DEPARTMENT, Albany, Aprill6, 1882
10 The AsStr.tiys
iretuTn herewith to your body 10 which il origins
ted the bill entitled An Act 70 provide for the pay
nent Of interest the drafts and ceTthcates OF the
y Canal Commls slOLers ~ certain cases o,
TIE practice Of allowing interest on the unpaid
drafts OF the Canal Commissioners tor labor ami na-
t-rias furnished for the Enlargement and coIpleuon
f the Canals Of this Sts,e-On orats cra~n Tor TIE
n,Nm.pt Of awards made by the Canal Appraisers -
On awards MADE by the Canal Board, or Board OF "a
Is! Commissio Lersrce we'd It's 1rst legislative .auc
tieI in Chsp. le3 o. the lave OF leJS Insf scl r.
s,r.ted the psymett of interest TO drsfts drawn be-
tween Apri let 1856 asd July let, 1898 except Upon
drafts dfapr for fius estimates for work eonPlets1
r,rior 10 July ISIS snd further provided that 10 no
csss sLa interest be paid on ary caln andef Hi'' A
FIR longer period than CLe year. Inc pDI. ai'oJ
rox dec other fafe gu6rds ard RESTRICTIONS 20 shlch
spau have oCcssonto sdysrt hereafter. ...-
TIE principle Of paying iEteres. On drafts o. TINS
bersct-r being hus init aed DO % feel myself war.
rs,tsG In Withholding nv signature from the bill
pssssd oy tee preseLt Legislature, April T. 1872 10
:! provide the for the enlargement and eonp.s
lion of me canals Of this State, IN Wnich 10 n
bodied provision for the payment o interest Hhicn
RS accrued ana which may accrue, qP 20 the trst
n July Ice on drafts OF the same enar sciel' IL
this as in the foruer tct the payment OK interest," was
G. nnued TO q sirge year, AID restricted 10 afs.~
5,uxn ior certain stecihed Objects Bat hnd 10 ire
b1 before ne wide departure from these prscedents
ard other provisions winch should not De a1op.eu
without the oct del berate cobsdsrsuon Ct t1eif
effects upon the interest OF TIE o.dIS a. "'N'S1
the cor tstion OF the public works Tee necessary ~
retertp. 70 heavy dfsc' TAXATION iof the &C
mi of ihs end irnperaiiyey demands from the Legs
Ia,rre as well as from Executive officers, careie
,cru,iIy Of every expenditure 70 the end tosi t1,
ecorcuv uay retain and insure the puoh; c3ardeoce
ard spprooanon. ,,......,..
TIE bill herewith retained iuposes no limitation
-bseyer ss 10 the period daring which interest Is y
be IAid l. makes 10 Discrimination a. % the Tine az
Utich the drafts EeTe ssGsd, 20 tue pers'ns 10
Ehose bands they nsy be fouId- Ath Jusn rscei %
co-.-sstors N view OF deferred payment aud boush
M by banks sId capt ass az eCrTsspobdins 90 nc
t IRON Their par vsie By the terms o. tbs act ne
toldsr OF tais t.sft "a csIri6ca'e wi be entitled 70
interest 4 ITO ~ ds;,, psY.os aoi u.y Oh Iae
Gr.. csy i JCly :. tie rae u tx peg cent PEI AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18

SoUIH BRooKLrS Tie people who live down on
Red Hook Point to be left pretty much to tnem-
selves. policeman ia rare sight, and health
off ,er perfect ronentity. Consequently they have
the unruiest of children the fsitest Of pss and the
greenest nudboles. The Tse'fti Wsd elected an
Alderman ayesr ago but re mss never been heard
frem since, and large reward s offered to aty one
who will cstch him doing bis duty Thanks TO con
slant breeze from the bay, there Is toersbe degree OF
heath spits Of the sssgnsnt wser which testers In
the low grounds, the chronic dizziness OF the lrisn
tenement housss, The Deputy Superintendent 10
ssr1estly requested to send at least one policeman
dovr there 60 tbs, TIE people msy not forget the color
Of the uri'ofm and the Board Of esh are cordia "
invited 10 come slorg ami zee the excellent sccommo-
dao1s prepared by their negligence fer the expected
yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
FIRES.
FIRE IN BROADWAY.

FIRE IN BROADWAY.
Between II snd / O'Clock yesterday morning fire
broke out in the gentlemen furnishing store OF -.
o Brep on the frst floor Of the large building No. ll9
Broadway, corner of Canal street Mr.. . Brien states
that about o'clock he lsf. the store ADD locked the
door his clerk avng gone away fsv minutes pre-
yiouily At that time there appearance or ind
cation Of fire about the premises. The stock being
for the mcs part of la ns,cre was badly damaged
the flames having from appearances made circat OF
the store Through th9 exertiOus Of the tiremen the
fire was coutiued to Briens store but i was feared
al one tine that the flames would communicate 10 the
upper part of the building, occupied as mantia man
ufactoIy ana Photographic estabh.nment' mr.
and Routsuk Insurance Companies, but he does not
think that smcunt will cover his loss The map store
Of Mr. DsturIe Ell and fruit store Of M LO.on atoin
ing we're slightly damaged The barber shop OF
Staden & Bech in the basement was flooded. The
origin Of the FIRE is VI know.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
From Albany.
Special Disps.oh to The N. Y. xhbane-
ATpaNy Sstnrdsv Anil

ALBANY, Saturday, April l6-l2 m.
The Senate was in session till | O'Clock this
morning on the Supply bill without getting through
it in Committee OF the Whole, and have it nov
under consideration.
The Assembly has just taken up the General APP
preparation bill with the Senate's amendments.
The bill 10 repeal the Peoples Loan and Relief b"
passed the Assembly and awaits the Governors
signature.
The Senate passed the Tax Levy this morning
amended by nierting the LoTber clam and the
quarter million for Commissioners Of Records
The Albany and Susquebanna bill is vetoed.
TIE Assembly will probably pass it over the veto.
Perhaps the Senate may alsO Some think the
Legislature will adjourn tonight, but probably
they will not Vetoes Of railroad and other veIed
questions will necessarily cause much debate and
prevent final action on important bills to-day
The Harlem Railroad bill has not yet been
signed.
RichsTd Golden sits beside Speaker LittleOhn.
The PersCnsl Liberty bill was reported by Dir,
Lamont from the SpeciL Committee last night
without amendment. Strenuous efforts are being
made to adjust the difficulty, so that Mr.. Spinola
mby take bis seat.
ID m.-Tbe Harlem bill has just been signed.
Also the Brooklyn Water Works and Sewerage
billp and the Episcopal SchOOlbill. Mr.. Bingham is
making legal argument against the Governors
veto Of Albany and Sufquehanns. don't think
the Legislature can adjourn to-day.
The Assembly has refused to pass the Albany aud
Da;l - fha a
veto by a vote Of AZ to AZ, not twO-thirds.
ALBANY, April II, 1859.
TIE Senate had On animated discussion on theve-
toed Interest bill last night in which Messrs DlveD,
Tiumsn sud w. A. Wheeler sustained, and Messrs
Patterson, Ames, NoxOn and j. d. Willard oP-
posed the voet. The Senate adjourned without
taking vote. Had the vote been taken last night
the veto would have been sustained. The Demo
cratic members desired an adjournment, to caucus
on the subject. The result will depend on the
Democratic vote, which ~i be given in @ay to
make the most mischief, if they Can deteTm ne cor
recty.
The Assembly have not gone through the Senate
amendments 90 the General Appropriation bi and
have not taken up the Sens'e's amendments TO the
| Supply bill.
There is deposition on The part OF the Assem-
| bly, TO act on The Health bill and some other im-
portsnt bills before considering the Supply bill
Mr.. Spnols is still in contempt, aud declines to
make any apology, though he does not insist that
| the Senate shall apologize to him.
The Senate will pass the Charter if it can get a
vote thereon.
The Brooklyn Tunnel bill is not signed. Its
friends fear veto.
Cana Claim bill 10 favor Of contractor Barton
! viii be vetoed.
Further efforts will be made to pass the City
Railroad bills and the Legislature will not probably
adjourn before Tuesday, possibly Wednesday.
The House i, likely to be so thin that some items
in the Appropriation and Supply bills requiring two
thirds vote may have to be stricken out.