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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-30

CHERIFFS SALE.-PUR8UINT


GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
twu OF which were issued from the Court Of mmon
Pleas COlumbaua County, and from n" Court Of
Common Pie Of MulJnng County, and each at the sus
Of Ludwig, KueedlCr Go John CLARK 20 me directed
Court House corner OF Seneca and hampton streets
the City OF Ceyeun l. IN h+ County OF CByduOga,
the 27th DAY of August 1889 at OCItCk L, NJ OF said
dLy The OllOwus described real estut to NIt; lst de
scfibed niece uate The township OF Aldlchurgl
ts County of CuyuhOgi Hnd stale Ot Ohio aud Is know
Ia lO No one and TIVE, in the vll8ge OF Berea with
the buildings and Hpourenuures thereto belonging, re-
serving to the Trustees tho BeTou Seminary the eI
press to prohibit Intoxicating liquor from being
sold under preCuCC, mlnHer, except
mechanical medicinal, or pharmaceutical PURPOSES, UTOn
ever VIII Ch said parcel parcB Of land sup sell tO
contuin halt of aud be the less but
subec TO all eg,l high ways; apprased at 1850 %.
bed truCt Jt lIuF situate he tUWnSlIp
of Nddlebutg In the COuu'v Cuyulugu, and State
Ohio kuCwu being IA lot No seven az, 10 the
village Of BeTea being he lot d eded tho nth
day Of January 1853, by Henry sheldon TO John NJ Serns,
containing near one hurh If an acre, be- the mo moe
less, but subject 10 all legal highwags appraised at
3i described tract orIo Of land situate in the township
Mdd dltburgh In the County 90 tuyahOga, ana state OF
Ol 10, is known iul ut No BlNy-nme (60l in tho
ilugeof Bereu reservins the right The Trustees Of the
Berea Seminary Of prohibiting the q, giving away
Intoxicating luuurs SAID the all
cal pun for containing Or gig hund edths
(s lOJ) n he the less, but subj
to all legal hghways appraised ht 81 10000.
4h described tract SITUATE tho township
Of ebugt Ia the County Cu7ahrgn, and State Of
OHIO ami known in ReTea part fraction
&C., and bounded Hs1ulOws. helug the side
north the line of the road hundred feet To-
wards IIobrook's Apparatus Factory, and the wdlh
tending back the fth0 river be the
OF ''ss' 'H""is su az S'O'0' n + wIaTITNTAN Shift
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Rsv. E R. FArRcmLD, D. D. Cor. Sec. amer

REv. Z r. FA1RCIuLD, D. d. Cor Sec amer. aal
For. Chrtsiian Union ". Y Ctr
Mrs. S A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorsr and Zylo-
basamum have been used n my family with beneficial
effects and take pleasure In commend ing them Co such
as have occasion to such preparations"
REV a. WEBSTER, Ed "Christian Era" Boston Mass
Having Used numerous specifies to little purpose is
sarded all ' ing them 10 be ofn' value. So Iroeard
cd your Worlds Hair Rsstoror and Zylohasamum, yet
personal fionds prevailed on me to use it, Ihave don,
so several months past with good effect and entire sat
isfacton. J e= neither bald or gray; my hair was
drv aud brittle, but las reg1ined the sonness
lie' years"
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R.v. H '. DnanN. "a /. e,as. % Rglln.... Ba.len

Rsv. II v. DEGEN, Ed. " Guide TO Holiness Boston.
"Nrs S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer found amon
our her Advertisements insert from actual expert
ment ThNt it promotes tho growth Of the h3ir where
badness had commenced, have the evidence
our own eyes. We can testify to its effects"
Rzv. 3, B. MORLEY, Pastor Congregational Church,
tleboro Mass.
81 have used Mrs. s. A Al ems Worlds Hair Rostorsr
and zylohasomum The effect Of the Hair Restorer has
boon to change the Grown Of Glory" which belongs 10
old men to the original hue Of youth This was done by
sugle bottle used accor lin gto directions Ohrs orm
acquaintance with same effect Tho Zyobslsanum rs
gard mvauabe dressing for tho hair"
RsV DANIEL T, WOOD, MiddisioCn, Orange Co., N. Y
my hair has greatly thiokenod upon my head aud put
on very lively healthy appearance The same is true
nv daughter; HER HAIR HA D BECOME THIN, AMI
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST BARE: HER
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICKENED UP, AND
ALSO HAS A HEALTHY APPEARANCE We are
thankful to ynu aad feel that we have fu value Of our
money"
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REv.M rrIAcHER,


PRESIDENT J. II EATON, Ii D, Emon vnsuifr
Muryessboro, Tennessee
"MAnAN-I woula state that some time last spring
found ny HAIR FAILING oFF, 1 concluded to purchase
bottle OF Mrs A, Aliens Words ltair Resorer" &C.
and give q trial J commenced using q but very ire
gularly, but Notwithstanding this trsguarU found
that It's influence distinctly visible, FALLlNa or
OF HAIR CEASED, aud locks which hefore quite
oREY, wERE cHANoED nLAcE; I DO not consider that
have sveuita fair trial. tu from what have Of
ts effects In case have reason to believe TINT it
Is capable OF accomplishing what - proposes TO do, viz
TO PREvENH THE HAIR FROM FAILING oTT, fud TO n
STORE GRAY LocKsro THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
Mas. d, W. CLARK, vie OF REV. d. W. CLARK, Edi-
tors "Ladisi Repository" Cincinnati, Ohio
"Ihave been using Mrs g. 4. Aliens zolobasamuaI
with much satisfaction in dressing my own ard children
hair Aferying vorous articles Manufactured for tlr
hair, feel hesitation in recommending your us o.
beet have used. It gives thehair sof glossy ap-
pearance, and retains it in aty position doarol."
REv JOHN E. Ro3IE, Editor "Chri,iian AdrOc0f.,
Bu6ao, N, Y
your Hair Restoror and zyobalsanum is the best
have znown It has restored my hair to It's naturu
color, =" &c.
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CONTRAOTlNG AGENTS.

CONTRIBUTING AUENIS.
JOHN Il. MOORE Agent N. Y. c RR. No. 207 Broat
wuv, n y.
NJ B S5AULDING, Agent Spauldins's Express, No 40
BrOadwuv. n Y.
CHAMBERLiN, THOMAS X co Proprietors # NJ sr-
chants CrWr1l Canal Line No. i9l Broadway, n. Y.
WV. STEWART. Agent cleveland Pittsbur Railro al
pttshurgh.
D. D. WILL AMSON. Agent Cleveland Pittsbu rlh
Railroad Wheeling, Va
HUBBY HUGHES Co, Forwarding Merchants, c. eve
lnul Ohio.
MIX MORRIS Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
ONO
II & MCDOWELL. Special Agent Cleveland, o.
J. j TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
Wis
RICHMOND CO., cor. Clark and South Water stree
. Chicago. - .
rnlrIEnhQ Ohinn font of AIlnhlEnn 81 HmlIn To- n Y
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FORMING A TRI-wEEKLY LINE,

And running in connection at BufIlo with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL r Y nd the MERCHANTS CEN
TRAL LINE Of CANAL boats, on the Erie Canal
aud at Cleveland wi 10 the CLEVELAND x PITTSBURG
RAILRHAD, touching at Detroit MaChlnac Shehoyga
Fort Washington, Milwaukee, Racine Kenosha, and Wau-
kegan
This Line is now prepared to contracts and give
thruugh roceutS fir property from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
Cleveland, TO Detroit Sheboygan, Port Washington, Mil
waukee, Racine kenOsh1, Waukeguu ChiCag and to all
points on the Railroads leading Chicago and Mlwau-
keo all prominent points the Upper hlsss-
siuni River
This is the only Line running from Cleveland SO tho
Uuper Lakes with regularity.
The liberal aiouage XfCndel 10 the Line the past
son hy tho travelling public has induced the PropnetOrs
greatly increase their accommodation tor and
t desiring cheap, safe and conf rtabe route will find
] 10 nv takn. this route.
Insurance property shipped by this Line con be obtain
ed les rate han by any other, thayIng within The two
uns ported properly amount Ceedng
sixteen mill 20 dol liars IN value, without any loss
With these uutquallcd facilities the propTlegrs hope to
receive liberal patronage
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
July 20-To 8 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

pNlfh V--ib . U tLOlh l. NJ.
ENTERED.
Steamer Iuy OF RufTlln, Perkins Buffalo
Nrcpn. Evans. ir T0f.
" ARCTIC, Fish, Buffalo.
Propeller J'deU-uu, y nd, nuutirk
NOthern Tight spaldIuE. OuIuHu.n on, 10 tus Iron.
Gordon, NOM GO, l6 'uIs copper a. pacEu5 5
hsH, Nunup, q CO..
schooner Hszeltine, Lanman, Buffalo, 5 crrds ppiug
SloOD llure equiu, Myers, SaUdusby.
CLEARED.
steamer May Qucta. Vi ?, Diroit
We. rru Metz oils Irass uu0Rln
' flrfsJsr W. d. b tI0
Pfonr-l7T 1eraOn ond Duukirk
Brig Ven ce, Bl - I'd 10, $40 TONS coal Butts & Go
sshooAer sgepl HIVE, su rgr 31 tons coal, Rhodes
Star n Tho North Ppyne Marquette as O0l brick
HOO 3hs lime, % Nils doul; 20 tons mdsc II !
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Missionary 10 Adytil Marius5urgl, N. Y.
In consequences ot her long residence the aiorenamsd
lslaud, her hair and scalp in unhc1 thy cond
ton After trying various articles without success and
eventually using Mrs. S. A Aliens she whites the
Amsuc IN Baptist"-"Ihaye derived much benefit ON
the use Of fMIs s. A. Aliens wo Id, Hair Restorer and
Zylobalsamum II have te various other remedies foi
my hair but anything that materially and perml
nent!g benefit ed me has those Of Mrs S. A Allen"
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YorNG MEN TAKE PARTICuLAR NoTICE.

A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An suumeu. for the cure Of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly knuun Seminal Weakness Can be perma
neny cured fifteen days to two months by he use
u this instrument when used conformity with medicines
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Rates OF Fare

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD.
First class Cleveland 20 pe rult,...........S 90
Fust class ClsysIndt. Cricago SO W
20 So luuIs.......... ~ o.
Town ClIy......... n 2l
For LOayeuworth &c 90
" " ~ Joseph. ........ 20 b0
~ Freight will be nk thf load 20 Iowa Citg
oTsL Louis, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS Bt aslos
rates rs by any 9th route.
G C'ey0and, Feb. lh-lehl6d6m24 GfuTlc kot A'gt
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% q. FLINT S,5ur,sadsn'.
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within the Jacks OF the party Lave Alsc declared,
~. % ,rs.,;on sh,I n, made OF mAn's political

within the racks OF the party haze Alsc declared
that No oues.ion shau be msde OF q mans political
oxdy on account of diversity OF Judgment as
To TIE mode Of raising revenue That IS ue
tail in which liberty OF conscience "a permitteh.
But what will it avail VII the party osck ar
Buchanan on this subject Not bit Of Il. Dir.
Buchanan is President but when be- undertakes 10
be-, If ever so tenderly and gently, opposed 10
Southern views and Southern interests, he IS
very un1fueutia gentleman. This vii al De
seen very plainly in due time The public may De
assured hst it is oply by act OF special grace inst
be is not read out of the party, even for MS quail
hed dissent from the DEGREES OF the gentlemen I'll
the South on the tariff question. The ousy rem
sy'yanisus DOW here, and who persist % believing
Mr. Buchanan can really do something for them,
will 90 home in the end very bitterly disappointed.
1t Is disagreeabe to feel compelled to deal thus
poi1teoly with the real facts Of the case, but the
truth must be told.
The bill granting some Of the public lands to the
States for the purpose of having the proceeds APP
p ed TO the endowment OF Agricultural Colleges,
was debated at length, yesterday in the Senate
without being concluded The debate was another
Illustration of pregnant fsct, that there is no end
to the ab.urdities of public augmentation. Ii
was denied all round the Chamber that Congress
had the control of the public lands; and Green OF
Missouri went So far as 10 argue for hall an hour
that the Constitutional provision in relation thereto
which expressly declares that Congress may ds'
pose of" them meant nothing more than TO give
the power to sell them. When Constitutional
Interpretation takes this form il well to shut up
the books.
Mr.. Collamer LET 90 his blunderbus into the
whole fock of unheJged notions, with good deal
of effect His shots went as they usually 60,
straight to the mark So DO his colleagues, who
made most forcible speech the day before in de-
fense of Commodore Paulding for his arrest OF the
tllibusters in Nicaragua. The country is indebted
to Mr. Foot for his exposition and manly defense Of
an act which enhanced its responsibility in the eye
OF the world notwithstanding the President sought
TO diminish its influence and prevent its repetition
by stigmstizDg ii as "a grave error.
The Homestead bill, which passed the House
Yesterday will probsbly get no further. The Sen
ate has better business to do in the shape of de-
batting the bill to extend the dominion of negro
dom J. >. z.
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81. LOrIs, Tnursday, Voc. y, IoJI.


Highly catering soconnts of the Kansas gold mines
continue 70 be received. rich quartz vein has been
discovered at R.ls'ons Fork, - miles from AuraTis
ard tho. gold sbounds in several localities.
The Fort Defiance dates by the Santa ~ mail are to
Dec mber 2 They says that the Navajo Inc ians &C
knowledge lo,irg 90 lives, 1850 sheep and horses,
the destruction " eco hats and mmsnse 7antty
OF grain altogether valued upward Of 500 COO, dur
ing tie late late
Mr.. Yost in & letterto The Santa r. Gazette, in
innate thst there is disposition to deal too hsrshly
with thee. Indians and ssys that if cesn terms are
e1sc.ed il I'LL turn n from the pur,uis Of Industry
and agriculture by which they nov supper! whole
nation Of 1900 soul, and sustain 10000 sheep and
CO. coo borses and make them robbers aud pundsrers.
LEAvEswoRTH, Feb. 3, 1859.
"Osswttane" Brown. WHO mad been pursued snd
suiroueced a. Eureia by the Deputy Marshal aud
pofse succeeded in making his escape Monday into
Nebraska snail detachment Of troops, sent by
Col Sumner TO aid the capture Of Brown, returned
On heaurg Of his escape.
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Mr.. HATCH DEFENDS HIMSELF.
To tie Ediss, Of Tie y. Y. TyisHss.

To tie Ediss, Of Tie n. L. TyisEss
SIR Allow me TO say, reply to the statement Of the
editor Of Tie n. L. Times in hjs paper Of Wednesday,
il is as untrue IL at he ever told might take my
" choice between law and Letters" as that you
" fished my statement out Of some other paper lie
made ne no offer Of any k,rd to publish the note OF
NJ Phelps. Had he been willing, when the 2TcIA
furnished him 10 publish t. ard apologize 70 me for
his repeated missta'ements, l should have been 700
hsppy 10 efrsned from any sppeal TO the courts
70 ace would DO that have waited % lonS
ofplocecdirs prosecution for hoeL Ana JOY
frbeararoe at ia; despair VI -y
kn:sng him ready 81 announced IN NJ e1o'
10 proceed 10
Mr Raymond attempts dodge tie issue b. presentins
snts< Wy an stll meuovE o! Dr Chee'e.'
Cnurh ard have not joined another church OF the sane
nation il okyn bot when he into court INK nc
car be prned down his repeated affirmation thai an 20.
.rrmap nor nsmbsr Of Cor Cnuren hsvns
been e1pe-d t..h The c-IcA and ministry II tc-s
connection
.. lblous tta pubic irteys are t1s'frtc
IN tbs coLoysT,y vii consent 70 puth.n t2' cen
q. that the pubhc may be nightly MGR.
{, ring the poe ton Of A-A.Es. j. nAASh
Iyccslln, FEB I.
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vi arkets.

SAVANNAH Feb 2-CoTToS market dull and declined ale !
sses to-day 20 baes the above decire OF last weeks prices
market clo.i n. with a teIoepoy still downward
SWANXAB Feb S-The CoTTOs mafLet is depressed sales
tooay bales sales of the week $500 baei RECEIPTS OF
the LOO bales increased receipts al TINS port 20
date zoo b,e do a. all the ports $1,000 baes stock at
this poIt 1000 bales. 80
Ch,RLEsIoS Feb. 3rhe sales Of CoTToS tod,y were 800
baes ss.s of 9e bales Tine make; Is dePress d.
ard src grse quotations cairOt be EEeu.
NEw.ORLEASs Feb. 2-Ths CoTroS market unchsnred
s,,odAy 90 bales al lilc. FOR hdGlng SUGAR bl1yan
Al an advance Of c; fully fair &C FLOUR hrm al - o.
Co.'s active al e Mixed Mess PORK has again advanced
SC and s ens So so BACoN-sHoULDESS baoyaut az an
advance of 4c y To- and sellrg .. Tic.
NEw.ORLE,Ns Feb. G-CoTToS- Sales to-day 5Ve bales
The u.ket closing with decline Of lloQ,c, mostly on the
lower qualities quote Miading AZ l9 u seGAs buoy
ant and advanced dfc sales at o. d6c for far TO iay ar
MoLAssEs advanced lc FLOUR Is dun At % Tor saprLh1e
Moss PoRK sales e. 10 80 for Old aud 81 % tof
new OATS Soc. GUssiss HE st-Tns EXsaAxSs IA. "a.
ysnc,d 10 CsiQCat a1d with bs Of ladins 4dlVl DrAs
on NewYork 60 days. l.d2 cent discount and at sight
r cent. ,,,-., ...,~
ana in fair eemsud at 25.c Provisions unchanged Mess
PopK-sales Of $500 bbls At sls 50ata LARD, IN bos
He BACON firm. ,.-,,-
charged CoRS-Y-cw and White 7iG7oc. PROVISIONS hrIn
Ohio 30. COFFEE firm, Rio, llsc. !,
PHiIaDILrHIs, Feb. S-FLoCg unchanged WHAT steady
At 81 asa White, and S76 ~ Tor Red COIN
sc,iye; Yellow, 5d7sc. wHsSffrn aHG@Sc.
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United States Supreme Court.

NkSHlNGTOh, thursday, toO' D. ie-''
No 81 Leslie Combs vs. Andrew Hodges ct al -
Appeal from the Circuit Court OF the United States for
the District OF Columbia. Justice Campbell dehyere
the opinion of the Court reversing the GEORGE OF SAID
Court with costs and renandng the cause for further
proceedings.
No 45. Henry Hill vs. Caleb Il. Smith ct al-Eror
10 the Circuit Court Of the United States for the Dis
tict of Indiana Justice Gier delivered the opinion
of the Court reversing the Judgment, with costs, anu
remapdirg the cause for furt ler proceedings:
No 3 Rufus Allen ct al, vs. Henry l.. Newburg,
claimants Of the steamboat Fsshlon.-Appeal from
the District Court Of the United States for Wisconsin
Justice Nelson delivered the opinion OF the Court az
firnips the decree with costs.
No. % Geo. Splth VS. John j. Orton.-Appeal
from the District Court of the United States Tor WIS.,
consin. Justice Capron delivered the opinion OF the
Court reversirg the decree, with costs, and remandsg
the cause for further proceedings.
No 20. The O~nsrs of the Brig James Gray vs..
The Owners of the Snip John Fraser and steamer
General Churoh.-Appeal from the Circuit Court oil
the United States for the District Of South Carolina
Juitce Tsuey delivered the opinion OF the Court re-
yersipg the decree, with costs, and Remaining the
cause for further proceedings.
No to. The People Of the State of New. YORK, ex
relation OF Asa Cutler ct al Edgar &. Dbblee.-
Arguments commenced for plaintiffs and continued Tor
defendants.
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The California Overland Mail.

IT. LOUIS, lDurscayi req. . lcNI'.
The Overload Mail brings San Francisco dates Of the
10th iDst. The trip was made IN txen'y.three days,
including twenty two hours detention.
Paul c. Shore was killed in Santa Clara County,
Col, on the 9Th ult., by Thomas Seals. There was
great excitement Id consequence and the military had
to be called out 10 protect the prisoner, who was con-
veyed to prison at San jose
Rumors prevailed at San FRANCISCO that three
buncred prisoners the Penitentsry had been acci,
dentaly poisoned by the use Of some chemical mixed
in the -four. There was doubtless some truth in the
rumor, but the matter was greatly exaggerated.
The sloop-o war Vandalia had left for Gusymas 70
relieve the s.. Mary's.
The Probate Judge Of Carson Valley had Published
card declavpg his intention 10 perform the duties OF
Ills Office without fear favor from any man. col
sion between him aud The AntiMOrmons was regarded
as inevitable.
Ger Kibbee was sfll prosecuting tbs war against
the indians in the north with great success. His
troops had killed quite number, and taken over two
hundred prisoners.
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ship News.

HIGHLANDS Feb. O. suudownShip W Ashir -ton another
,b,p ar tvs biiss outward bount anchor the SPIT
EcihrE in ssht bound in Wind fresh n t. Weather clear
sOfIzN n J. FEB 8 sundown--No.hiug in Sign. bound In
W,sth.r thck ara stormy Vino, NJ n 4, fresh
LONG BRANCH FEB s, MISUNDERSTANDING in sisht bound
IN Weather cloudy Wind n y. r.. ts-sb.
SANDY HOOK FEB s suudown-Eo vessels in sight out
.ila Westhtr CLOUDY Wind strong from N 4.
BOSTON Feb 8 Arr ships Rsto. Chase. New. oreans
Huntsville Hoyt Cold Spring; brss Eo!g' Gibbs OonaVesi
Spihre Chhord Poitsu- Price. . ~
bark Sioilsu. Dawes from Me'sns LEAKING balJ
hsyt bee sshore on Calf Island.
Below bark Geo Leslie, ON Mobile; bnss Ninysn, from
oslves,on; IA brose Lstt from Ms.suzs,
NEWPORT Feb S-Arr. brsaatne Abbott Lawrence 'A'
sau, n 2 of sod 'oF Bos,or . . MI
duu avery New York Bristol; soop T. spnsue, Odds
Bristol Tor New io-k.
NEw-oRLEANs Feb. Arr ship Ida Russell =, from
HsNp
SAVANNAH Feb. s-Ar. ship Harmony, -, from Loa'
den bars John Pierce, -, IN N Havana
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xtSed for BY guiEoriseg iae re'ssre o. .seOe
,otaa for one or two yeZs. in,s Can eer.y W
efscsd by extending for that pehoe zoe p'oS'9,ono
,bs srt Of December 1857, authorizing the issue OF
, nc ~ 80 The proposition 10 convert these
nrss ;r!o permsnent debt ought not TO receive the
So,aNs Consideration Of Congress. IL would be
virtual, TO post men % nc sSond
- ., ,em THE IN fiUm ear TO ar as the means oil the
Trsssury viii Justify. public debt which remains IN
Az form OF Treasury notes can el~ays De reoees1
hoot enc AZ ering the successful operations OF the
Depntment- -.
Tbe9ever there shall be an excess Of revenue oyer
expendures it be safely placed to the redemption
of the Treasury notes. For the power OF Ieios 4lu5
those existirg, should the future r,cei2'o Ioi auy
cause fall below The estimstes Of the Deparehl, ad
dtopal reason ia given, nsmely-the poes can % ~
deemed without the psyn en, OF az -. s,oct
will hardly be the Gaze with Ubited Slater s'ov ~
Contemplating the gradual redemption y, Wv. -
notes and being oppoeed to the pohcy oi aldIs tue
sum Of twenty millions ~ the ptrmanent eeDl, NJ
pes.s BIS former accommodation iof n 20
operation Of the Treasury Note sct from one " '"o
years. ,,s o.,- ra,t reel IN bring
fo,xsId bsnkrup. bill, and sustain 1t by speech.
10 I, s,uar in lie details 10 the one natured oy the
Comu i.tee on judiciary at the last session.:
Al,bong h there IL much pressure Of public business,
soma Of the prominent frienos Of the measure IN DON
Houses If il is puseu:ed, THINK the OH can oe
nroyded It's advocates act with zeal IL is clAimea
that the Senate being opposed TO interfering Will 'o
tariff gives the ill additional ttepgth.
Taking into view the endorsements OF the Leas'
ury and the near approach Of the termination OF Con-
yress, the House Committee on Mirsry An sAh
decided today to lay the whole subject OF the est.o
Esbment of national foundry over m nee Oongrsss
Lord Napier has formally accepted the tender OF
COMPLIMENTARY ball Cd ire 18th lest. The President
Csbinet. Diplomatic corps and attaches are invited
guests. o-,;,,oa
in the recent publish ed vote sGspendiDg the rules TO
enable NJ. Rigore 10 introduce bis resolution con-
dempatory Of the reopenng Of the African slagerade
He voted in the affirmative.
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steamtugs to act A. pilots, andabolShes tie pcaaV
now provided BY law against employing steamtags
for such service. Under the present sys em P,'o~
are Obliged 10 serve an apprenticeship OF thre"
years ard then act two years more ~ cub OF ~
sistant pilots making, 10 fact. FIVE yesn spYreo-
ticeshp requisite To becoming full-fledged Pn'ts.
and receiving licenses IS such. The Sandy HOOK
pilots are now licensed By the Pilot Commissioners.
snd the Hellgate pilots are appointed BY the Tow
eTnor and Senate, on the recommendation oil tho
Board of Wardens. The pilots feel that it n
unfair and unjust in view Of the facts thas
they have hsd Ia serve this apprenticeship.
and that they have invested full $500 900 ia sult
able beats for the prosecution Of their profession.
on which they depend for the support Of them
selves ard families, that their harde earned bread
and butter should b. thus rudely interfered with;
and am inclined to think that the Legislature
will come 10 the conclusion that justice aud tho
bes, interests Of commerce alike forbid the legsla.
ton proposed Certainly such is the opinion OF
the Assembly Committee on Commerce aud Navi-
PATTON.