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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
BROOK YN WIEMG

THE Rev. HEsRY WARD BEEcHER os TEMPER
AxcE-rbe inauguration Of the Brooklyn City Ten
pe,spcs Society took place last evening ct the
Atbepsnm in Atlantic street. The ball was crowded.
Ex. Mayor Hall presided. An address was delivered
by the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. He referred to
the causes Of IItemperancs a. existing in human
nature and mus. therefore be perpetual and require
remedies perpetual. TIE Temp. rance movement was
row suffering reaction, and many regarded this a.
the result Of oveisirained measures on the part OF
Temperance men. He denied this, and argued the
contrary In this connection be referred 10 the fact
that the respeotsbllty Of drinking was greater no
than it had been in years past, and wine was 20 =
reoogojzsd as formidable TO be used IN effect
ing l.gs ,tion-greater than speeches. De Tegaried
the T.mperapce movement Of the most wonder-
fol the world had ever seen. Il had brought
forth fund of instruction beairg upon the influence Of
inten question Of scie OF morals and OF
political economy which had not been dreamed Of be.
fore. But from this night " reaction temperance
men were waking up and for one the lecturer said he
had turned over bed twice sloud turn out ty
soon After alludDg to the various objections to the
temperance movement, be concluded by advising - TO
the policy to be pprsuei. Fr:t he counseled effective
organization to the right influence to be throFn
around youth in the family circle and in society second,
to ettabb the principle that toe community had toe
right to cut off the causes of mi-chef sri that the
makers of crime were themselves CRIMINALS and 10 be
Ire ated az such.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
ph,,.de,pain Cattle Market Jas. eS.

There see number q Bel CAttIe N ne m~fsS ten
week amounting to sooc; go sesd fee se-
msnd qlAl the sUppy snd procs decnnee sss
.sc TIE 100 B. About bead were en over Mct OF tAs
liv ssd&r y 10 n, Prime IS a 80 Is, Fair ans Aieals
81 75d SS 2a Tn.rs ie~ Common CAtte s'i q hv
as 81 a.,
SHEEP This marie. wss sso well .uppei TIE eterass
amounting to over 100 b. the u.he, eou,saa.nls ~
whicn is slsh decline eODpa.d vita p.es'op. aoaiiaos
Boss There ". but ha.es 80 .oS M. :,
s,om a. IS 20 Is and IS 50 ron, sccodos TO eaLi.y
Cows This us ket continues III ous s ssoc'
ws &C., ns nom ais 70 SIS os quality saa inferior
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

MARRIED.

CBAsrY-ROE-On Monday, Jsn- II. Mr. Henry CossD !"
Eisscy Ross-Op wedp~scsy. Jsn- g. q. the fh,rt>ts
street n,tbodpt Epi.eopA Ihsses, sy oe Rev nara
Nr I..., p kp.eyi 1-. h1y Ross Al Of ,av city. ,
IArIuCa-BECWs-On Ctrstms' Eve, - the rsseeHes o'
M, " B. eIintb 10 DsIis.sLb, 1s, ~ he e<v. ~
Of srnon County n T. Miss jennie BrO~n q widAn~
VI %
Curel eofp.r Of Lasy.e piece sud Fourth street y 'e
R,y Dr. De Wit, William Mssler, .sq, and Ara May D
sir,.rs all Of this city. ,..
McxINsTRY-soWLcsAt the residsnee Of he onoe
rDeiber 90 TB.,d.y. Jsn 5 oy the Rev Or Nm Ao.ns'
PI., Nc KIrrf Aiss Sab ia Adeeice eces; ss1ss-
t.r n The late lame. sovlss. eco ell Of this CITY
ST JOHN-gUsTEO-Ip this eity, on "Wednesday JAG -
., IN. a., Tpos H. Borh Mr. A. ST. John Of SorVAf,
f1un 20 Miss ssrsh Hustsd of p.Iiep Com a.,
OoCOCK-ZELOZOSkEI-On Tuesday, Jan. IS Nj.
samuel r. Woodeoek Miss Ezso-h ZeloI 1skel both Of
this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
ton sp,>srs applied oferssve epite<o n0sa ~"
h.x,ss a satah>. in ks tand s,psk atEn-

Cous1 OF APPEALS JAS. H.-So 81. Vincent BID
v re,poad.L, The North Western ln'ossee Co@paoj
coans ,or re,pouSept. So Jaaes Bsre. r,.vond.n
oanns- for appellant NJ H eoonsei for respDdsn; No.
III, Of . -. o. =, a.,
& % Sh 81 ~. b. 4. teo, iS5
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
COURT CALEHoAR-fHIs DAY.

UsI1ID STATES DISTRICT COuRT.-NOs ITO, IL.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuIr.-PAKT Noe. ~,
~ ~ ll4l, 1885 1876 if9s 7 1912 23e 21ls t51n
1890 24so 2s57 Is s5s zs s7ll T45 PAsT II Nos e@
ti2 GA Sic, ss, go s22 s2i sa 60, es2 Ht sS, ss e
6f3
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERA.-Adjourned to
rsIt Tus,dsy =, q,
SuPEKIoR CoURr.-The Calendar viii no. be called
again ttis Term 80,
9th, undrusd causes he Calendar pat Oh r Tie
Isirr Tsr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
NEW-JER.SEY ITEMS.

LECTURES AT PATERsos A peoples coarse Of five
lectures is about TO be given atPaerson. The lecturers
are Messrs. George l.. Ebe, Poilip Boeau Jones and
William Henies all OF New.lork City. The frst lee
tu,e Of ths course is TO be delivered at Monumental
Hall next Monday evening by MIR. Ehe. Subject
"The Republics Of the EST and the West
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

SERIOUS RESULT OF SgYLARKIsG.-TSo boys were
tkylarkDg in Twenty sixth street, near Third avenus
on Wednesday evening, when ons Of them, named
Conrad Gaffrey, was thrown, and su'taoed serious
fracture of the left leg. Dr.. Geo. Cochran Set the
limb, and had him conveyed to the City Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

aUPfRlOR COuRT-SrEciAL TERM JAN. g1.-Befoye Judge
observation-disclosures.
Goad sat Bryan
In an seton for the recovery of money against
defendant an attachment may b. issued Of this
eur, under n OF the Code time OF Issuing the
and not served u9t tae sanno.' has been pei
oLsy served regular ard valid Motion 70 vacse attach
n.rnt aenied with 70 plaintiff, 70 abide event
Jenny sst. 1arbel.-Csse settled.
Before Judge SLoSsoS
Strauss agt. Wecberg.-OIder dscharginc defend
Tue Cca will ty The validity OF al nso.'ens' ds
charge a6dayits.
1Tsuman at. Geis-Case settled.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sgy-Rses... 7lt Sets 5l2 MooS-m Morn. siG
wATER-rhis DAY
Sandy Hook. 3:65 Gov Island sos Hell 0sss. <'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

QUACNGNBVsH, 0SsoRS and BkExNAx
Edward BulkIey assault and battery; Fined $40.
as.u pslsy uaicass mischief JuasmeIt suspended sesna
hcCsry sssauli battery fiaed tls AssG Miller.
.t ana hstt-ry Fined IS John Msckey ssssnt and
s-ry Fired Francis Osern3n and AieaAel snitA ss>A
ma PAR pan tocis Cs Prison one mouth each Francis
as.snt sna battery fDss s5 George ssea assault and bal,
Tn; Judfm. sasr>pded. PHILIP siih aud Ete ssends
ssssah snd haery, sent~aos Saturday Lease stevens
ssans shssl copper P.nteEuy ain uaontha Joan rayl
bs,'sry; yu9smess susPcnssd Am Wtsoa as
nS dsefdsry hoae; alignment asPended nuisance aesied
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
Receipss ef Produce.

By Er< Rasyaai-I se ebla Foar 80 do OIL Aooo sides
Lesher rous do. 20 baies HOPS pkss Fioas So
os, s lga Provisions ~ Do Bst'ef. Ass Lard - arss-
"a 8eea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
Niaastens. 10.

NV ORLEANS, Jan. &-rhs ship Louisa (prevtassI
ported vss the Iss Of Ppes the l Inst OneD
III restued TIE Loasa b shp of sH 49,
she suit in hedford In ls3s and owned By her
IBy rsisrNn
GEORGETOWN, Jan. Z.-Ths schs. straxesf 4 Upsstst =
throuxh By sboet e0 miles below snd supk 49,
sfest Of ~ster Ths ssssntss TsmPeS with nssssi =.
70 her sssistsncc fBy TstA6nE
TIE schr Eldoss Imoscne Allen Sos New Hsvsa sie1 -
York sbout veeks snce spA haA bssn lord ne
to Saturday feared that che soundefsd Ssrias ~
veck ago. The BODY Of man picked Up q Musrs
L. l.. lev days since answering 70 the dsschSttss
The vessel bsesu N Wssps Csaa, ~ sss o. \ -
Of ~ crew.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NCw-YORK ........JAn. q.
Cleared.

Steamship Black Warrior, Smith, Havana Livingston,
Crocheron & Co.
Bsrh.-EIsct, Walker, Savannah. sturses Chairman Co
Mary Lncretis Gibbs, Mobile. Poet Smsh Co Eb dsu
Boil Han burg Charleston KunhardtA Co Abped. tfor
Morales, OpoitO, J. Osborn.
Brss-Linos. Ellen Portland, MecLf Duncan j. Harris
Mo(hlyery, Artcsibo, n. ID. Brookman 4 Co.
scioon. 70 New.Zalsnd Rioh Portland. O. T. Hatch Ce
Eva Bel, Bartlett ChAIleston McCfesdy, Mot Co. e.
cbsnse Hslock, Ri,hmobd Van Brun.3 Slashj O Asds
reid Hewitt Wilmington, i Tn" rS,l P.f.se, F'ds'
Blackwell Helen Mar Tuthil st Thomss, H. 8. vinns
Steamers Boston, Selew, Phiadelphs Perkins, Aftina
Foster, South Amboy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

q. s. COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Jas. 27.-Besore Mr..
JossPa BeIpGg.s.
ASSAULT WITH sHEATHkSIFE.
John MoNeVey, charged with sssauliing Robert
cn6sninE second mate of the Aueioan alp Edwa, with
shx sth- An lie, committed Tor trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

ylOfe A0EkIs1 Jast41ss EkdoNF hhl uVfI'
Mary Smith, tried on the charge OF grand larcenyin
sesss sui Of nsn's e'oshss aeGuttea-he syeeace
e>ins inpsricct - 70 Der identity.
J.ass heAary and wn KssnsSy. convicted Of burglary
An the degree IN breaking Sseys e ery the
pst OF South Fourth robeins rnoaey exssss
were 1eed the stste rrisoa fs pears each
Leonard Carxsn plscst trial the OF rspA
q, op sipios witness Enna a. Rarus eotA psrt'es
-. on AesAsr svenue and Cs nsehsss A. charged, the
mt invited Mia Buris 70 his house prepare dinae
- betns absent where. alleged the odeass WA
Chs testimony did not appear to ssfs The jay who
sNsr ,svs hoHr' e'n'as'0'' were sas unable
n",si H. ~ couvctsa Of eonious sss.ah In striking Dan
A. The face hstcket ssd destroying hN Ist
~ ~ sss,spe y the Pensasisy ss eli H0s:As ssAss-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

Marhess.-...RepoytsdS Sy Telegraph
NEwOaLEAxs Jan. 4.-COrIoS unchanged sAlss TO- day
l2eo bska
JAs .S-fse j<s Of CoTroS to-day were II so sa,s u
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

THE CoMMos Schools or NEw-JERsEY.- The fol
lowing is an abstract from the anual report of the
State Superintendent exhibiting tie condition Of the
common tchoos Of the State for the year ending Dec
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28


Mroh 40 ,,rv.s, decrease in the receipts is 10 the
item of f,-vxts on coal This was o,easioned chiefly
by the reduced cost OF transportation on the Peonsy
v.pi. ard Ohio Canal which is nearly, if not qltte,
a cents q tun less II an II the season before the
road was opened. To meet this drawback upon sos'
,,,iobts were allowed 70 the amount o. $40, ,t1 -,
which i. nearly so y cert greater than the entire de-
crea.e in the ret earnings daring the year.
Tkompsos's Reporter ssys:
Anew bank, capital so coo, has besn organized IN
Detroit unc.r the title of State Bank Of Michigan
This is TIE first bank under the General Banking Law
of that State.
Department at Albany, is PIesid'n ut, and Inc nae -
Hall Of Dre hamtou and COR more than year past IN
the UIcur-ent Money Department VI thompson
Brothers office, is Cashier.
This bank uuter the Dansgement ~ these gentle
usr xil vie with any institution on the continent IN
doir business promptly and literally We recommend
them TO all having business in Detroit their new aud
future h, me.
The receipts of specie at New.Orlesns for TIE week
ending Jan 10 wess 1855 7Ts7 "a,
p.,.,,rS fSa Am. time las: ssl5 4.
Receipts for time lSo'.'..'''.''''''''''' h''
Annexed is a synopsis Of the bill to amend the bank
ing act of this State introduced into the Sense by Mr..
Jot pson:
stci, beres.r to be deposited shall in al cases New
Yok Stat. socts equal 10 cent stock, or ooehAt e's
and on, bait stocks said stocks not 10 be aseh
above their par value. -. - A.,, s,...
Autborlss the Sup. rnteudeut To sccept oneha sste
.,o 10 ard not exceed opehs In the bonds o. any ~ VII
wn i..n,d IN pursuance of OF the Lsssure,
"a rooucir y interest said bones not 10 be taken at
rate above par.
The FaJ.tte Crcui, Coart he's recently decided, IN
suit between the Northern Bank of KENTUCKY and the
Farmers Bank, that bsrk note, ffauduently mutt
lated, is Of DO value, in the hands OF an IN
nscent boder, and the bank is not bound to redeem
such notes.
An stt.mp, is to be made by the Common Council OF
sub ee to compel the rStosds to which city bonds
have been Issued to pay the interest upon tne1i.
NarLefs-c,xysuLLY REPORTED ron THE Y. TRIBUNE.
fHURsDAy, Jan. a, 1852
AgHFsThe demand for both knds fair and the Iastket
is ,t.say at 8 So for Pots and IS rs fer Pearls ,
.In.. Z AutEr e.-nI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
The immediate nAbnnss Of Ne Company are IS

The furded debt OF the Company nov stands a.
$500 CO against s7t3 500 on the LET OF Janasry is'S
TT. 6ostrg deb. hss been reduced $SOO.
The Clev-l.pd and Hshoniog Rsilrosi Conpany
s.y,irgs Of 1857 ard 1858, compare ss follo~s:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

Markets-c,nsuLLY RsPoRrEo roR THE Y tribune.
fBURsDAy Jan. a, 1859.
AsBEs-The demand for both knds i' fair and the aske
is nssdy at : So for Pots and IS 10 for Pearls
COTiON-Te market 10 quiet, but hrn sales oil 30 bales
We repeat former prices;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
BY TSsegPaph.


souAN N !, Jan p. sundown-wsstbsr fouy. wisS
hxht nom the Il. N y. "a.
LONG BRANCH. Jan. q, sundo.n.-No vssssl' In ash
bound IL. Westher hszy Wlnd, s Y.
HI0HLAHDS Jan a. sundowaNo vesse's 10 sight I'M wsn
koupo Wind light from the 8 v. Wss,hrr hszy
SANDY HOOK Jan. n, sandown.-An inwGd bound ysS
s~ have zone up the Bay Nothing ssn bound Tss
eausr Black cleared the Bar outward bound ct ID
, u. wird, fresh from the 8. g. y wes,aer clearing 49,
BOSTON, Jan T-Ar snp J. II. Jarvis Collier Cestisei
bsrss oe,hnd lof odeneurI Toajss. Rotterdam RSsH
Lxobsrd fBr), Cook, ALdfosssp
SAVANNAH, Jan. %. Ar. bark indiana -, from gossa
7,h. SHIPS Wallace and Rosse from Lserpooii bark L's
fom CaIdeosa.
NEW ORLEANS Jan s Ar. ships Ch.riss DsvvsIet,
from valencia 0sels, from Eew.York Rsvsnas hoc hssf
pools. bss Hsirst Aszerne frOo Bsstoa k~dron fro" A'
ye1ero.
NEWPORT. Jan. 1-An. y.ssrdsy b.ris Isusrdon, Deaf
m Froyidsnoe. for Apsschicos Henry Warren Cea.s row
dsrce, for Havana; Mary Coe, Av-ry, Proydsace tof
down the AID Ito Wet Bay schrs IA hs
bert Hissrs Boston, for rsesri N. ecGddef rssnsa
PorsEd Tor Tsnssr Benjamin D. Prince. vr.s%sn ss.sss
for TspCer Dsshpf Wave, Fesmsn PosfianA f's 1s.s~
Era Chsns.fla Boston, for New.York -, L.
k-w.Yoik. - -
In Prt schs. Taylor Small (of Provinee.evpl Willy r
land. for TaDper; Ms9y A Lowell -, Fsl Liver Tor -
te.hror Wing kscer enness Snow Boson ol fs.c1
Anna Gardner Harding. Prsvisencs kg New feski 49,
LeUiss, hswcsmes, Bosts1 for fa'tier
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28

Steamship Roanoke, Skinner Norfolk, mdse. and pss& 70
Ludlsm 4 HDcken.
steamship P..p.co, Lsyssld Baltimore 50 hours. md's 70
n. b. Cromwell Co.
SHIP ocean Rover (of Portsmouth, NJ HI Picksrtss Bsr
Oct & sfrss Sunds 2tD, Msuftius Nov H. and 81 hshns
"a coffee rubber nc TO master Hss b-en sals nora
Of Hsers. with light winds and Gains, 81 dsys foa g. hs
The left Helena Dec IL Tor Ne York In charge " mA
Capt X being oetaiued BY sckBess bat 10 much bet,oh .
Bark Topeka lof Bristol. r. Cbur h. Bordeaux, Dec ~
wine, brandy &C., to D. s, Arnsat sailed 10 company win
nIastSd ,chr. Peter Clinton for New York.
Bkeltn. Iva Durie, Marscsibo Dec. 81, coffee, hsss %
to Maitland Phelps go
Brig Baltic hooper Ne~ Oh,sns 10 days. nds TO hs.esf
Duneao ast inst. of Hatieras saw schr Samuel Apss'
bound 3.
Big Zephyr (Osn Same, Copenhagen Nov a' barley !"
seb sassn Canon tof Baltinor.l Rookie, Mssnhsm Dee
Jan g. s 10 50 NJ lon. Co. spoke b.k Esn Csse tof Dub
Ipl from Glssgow for rnndsd JsD. D. lat 81 81 Ion ~
pa.td large black steamer steering bad sppsrenty essa
brs too vas going very slow ia. ss,ss ,,,s M
miles Of Sandy Hook for the past DAYS wsh bsn sesn
winds al cams Nov g. lat 50 + op n S. 90 the eessGs
passage Wn Kely, OF Maine, fell from malnmsS
head overheard str kins the boom. EyeJ ehon w1 msas
scSr Gib,It Bent tBr Howard, Windsor NJ g. 10 dsJa
sehr ". A. 0dfRD, Borden, Fall River 10 ballast.
Schr d. w Vaughan Gifors 0corsetown, DC odsJa sAs
stores Dolfer, Potter Co.
81. amer Curlev, Arey Providence, ndse. 70 odeL
Steamer Po.ousks Cashmsn New Bedford mdse 70 Ahss
Pelican drich Prcvidsnce, mdse 10 lease O1sh
BEL0w-sIL.n'ins Iss Berry from n.isetso e Ss.ss -
Also steamship Black Warrior for Hss.aa and New ofsesas
SAILED ship Maid of Orleans for New Ossps bAfk ~
ceisior for New Haven brig Croton, for Brstol Il Ii ~
Sarah Maria bt Jseo de- Cu,a.
WiED-sunstt, T., with rain.
The shi, Plymouth Rock for London and bark Anteoes,
asul lua At o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-28
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
tn nEpART
60 ARRIVE

TIE Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis every nee
IA, A Thursosy Letter. designed for shoasd b
| usrl.o Overland, via st Louis."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
M- See First and Fourth Pages.

FREE NEsRO LEGISLATION IN MIssOuRL-Th'
House of Representatives of the Missouri Legisla
lure hsve passed au act which provides that nj
slave.shall be deemel enlansipaTed antit his mas
ter shal have entered into bonds in the sum of TOW
thousand dollars to the negre within ninety
days after the act of emancipation; ard if any ne
gro who may thus have been transported from The
State shall return, he shall bs reduced TO slavery.
All free negroes who may be residents OF the State
in eighteen hundred and sixty are declared to be
slaves, and the sheriff may sell them. One proys-
ion Of the act is that The money arising from the
sale of such negroes shall constitute part of the
school fund of the State. 1t is doubted whether
the bill will pass the Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
The Ca.e of mr.. sickIes.

The Washington correspondent of the New YorI
Times in informing that paper of the action of tn,
Grand Jury in finding bill against Mr. Sickles fol
the mu der of Mr.. Key, Says:
Before determining on this action to-day, they
unanimously acquitted Mr.. Butterwjrth of any and
all participation in the affair. Even Mr.. 3. 0gle
Taylor expressed his entire conviction Of Mr.. But
terwCr his innocence This necessarily relieved the
Sickles case of its embarrassment. The charge
against Mr. Buterworth implied premed tation, ar
rangement and plot on the part Of Mr.. Sickle5 The
exculpaion of Mr.. Butterworth ignores ali such i'm
plcstio0, and leaves simple case of homicide IN
der provocafion.
After the disposition of Mr.. ButterWOrth's case,
the Grand Jury freely expressed the opiaicn that
Mr. Sicklss had done as they would have done I'M
der similar circumstances Yet, as the proceedings
of their body were secret. aud the basis of their
ton could not be laid before the public in official
FORM they deemed it proper, under ali the circum-
Stances to afford &C opportunity for public nvest-
CATION before The Court. They deemed this alike
due to the public and to Mr.. Siokles.
After Mr.. Butterwortk was Informed Of the actitn
Of the Grand Jury in his case he visited Mr. Sickles
in Jail for The first time
EAnoiher correspondent says:
From wha, has j0st ranspiIed, the trial win dis
close an amount Of scandal far eeding what has
already been furnished 20 he public aud bring re-
lueiautiy 10 tie vi ness saId persons who have
not heretofore figured IA newspapers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

ASARcH DENAoGoGuE.-The Hon John Shermln
of Ohio, has fairly wen The title of Iemagogue,"
By his course in Congress. The Mt. Vernon (Ohio)
Demoerohe Banner drass the following picture CT
bim
'rThere is no man in Congress who aas made
greater cutlery than Mr. John Sherml IN, of the Rch>
land District about the Extravaganza of the Gov
ernmeni; and yet man living has done more to-
wards swelling the expenses Of the country than HIM
self Under the ridiculous preienee Of investigating
the frauds in Kansas he and others OF his political
ilk, in July 1856 raised Special Committee Of Iu>
vesgation, with power 10 send for persons aud pa
ers This Committee visited Kansas, and made q
iorg 'o1ck snd bnlp' report, occupying over 1900
closely printed pages ell about matters wi which
the people were already too familiar, the leading
facts having been published 10 all tbs Il, wspaI ers
throughout tie country The expenses Of this
smelling committee if our memory IS not at fault,
we're some riy or fifty thousand dollars 1t was
regular Treasury plunder,' ten times worse than
anything that was ever arged upon the Democrat,
ic party But the object not to expose frauds
in Ksnsas, but to make political capital for the
Black Republican party
'Of similar character was the recent Iuvesii-
gazing Committee, gotieu M by Mr. Sherman rel
alive to he frau Is in The Navy The expenses at
tending this sec nd effort of the sreh-demagogur,
are SAID TO be at least $40 900 which, added to the
enormous sun previously drawn from the treasury
to defray the expenses of the Kansas fOolery, will
show 10 the people of his country how and by whom
the national tire 8sury is 'piuudered
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

Pub: No. 81.
An ACT 70 rrneect the tnh..r grnt irg rr,on lands

Pub No. 81.
AN ACT project the timber grow the Emitted
States reserved for military and other pusposes
Be enacted By tie and House Of Represe1ftues Of
the United states Of AHertcd is ConyTess dsseElJEed, That
person persons shall unawuy cut or aid assist or
he employed in unaTiuy cutting shall Wantonly
procure be waHOny destroyed, any standing grow
hiug upon any lands Of the United which, in pus
any passed hereafter passed. have been or
shall be reserved pur sed the United military
OT purposes every such person persons offending
conviction thereof before having competent uris ton,
SHALL for such offence fine exceeding
ded dollars and shall ieimprsone ling months
Approved, March 3, 1852
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
REMOVAL.
LOHN KnRK & On

HAVE removed lszeir Book aindery and
Blatk Book Mandatory the Baptist PUBLISHING loure
next house below Douglass Co.. north Market No. 50
2d door from the SquaTeand will he glad all their
customers and invite that line.
PREF ARID make Blank Books in the best
pattern Particular attention Will D. paid the Bndin
Of Periodicals and old Books Our prices
The style Bnry Store. on
Union Street Books left Al either paSs will receive msd
endoA- fsbII-4ngda .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

The Opposition in Williamson ooEnty held meet
ing on the 14lh inst, and expressed preference
for Gov. CAMPBELL as their candidate for Congress
but II be should decline before the Congressional
Convention meets on the I2,h of April, then Col
RoBERr HATTOS, of Wilson, is their choice.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

). ". c. HusYAKzR
GRESHAM q HUFFA1EB,
successors to Smith, Love & Coz
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
s. SOUTH skBKE1 STREET.
Nashville, Tennessee.
II III pay Cash for all Articles Of Produces4II
-dtwecwly
EETB are row in receipt o. a large ans eII assoret stos
w Groceries, Liquors, &C, to which We invite lac attention
Sugars.
30 hhds Louisiana; lgo thIs n'It Crusha aud Powa
80 boxes Loaf; lO0bbls s.. LogIs DO do
so bags New orleans RiO;
l., d. Cbsiee Baltimore.
MOfaasess
Us trfrels Choice Hel0iled:
80 i DO 20 10
Liquors.
7O1 barrels Pke's, Deans ana hsnarth's Wh.sLes,
$40 10 Bourbln, Rye henongsisa and smiths Oii Re
VIII BY
600 do Country male, Liuceln Robertson, &c:
IS pkgs Domestic Brsulyi
25 pkes Frecca 10
= 10 Gioser Blackberry aud Cherry 60
10 90 Holland GlH:
IS casks PuEt Vine;
q ibis SWe-E Malaga Wine;
pkys old Jamaig-i Ram;
SEndftcss
100 Star Candies; rs Tobacco, All grads5s
80 hall do dc 90 t00,B.0 Cigars, 90
i5J Or Do do 10 20 siss.s Green and BIaes TEA
Also good assortaenf ps7sr s, Ginger, Soia, &c
Wanted 10000 bushels Dried krnit.
oc..g-iis&Wiy GRlSaAH 4 uUFFAKER-
6CtASgE PAID fsr Bacon LsrI, Wheat, fruits Corr :,
Oats and al kIes Of Western produce, al 30. 10 Brca
sirses, Sasayills] Tenn IRWIN q 30
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22
FIRE ENGINE VoIE SALE.

YETHB splendid FIRE ENGINE nov ussd -
Dcluge Fire Company No ,, Of tis city, IS -
offered for sale reasonable terms 1t Is the Of 1919 =
HunEensans cesnTaied sucti rs, capable u tbrow
ing streams, aud With thoa distance Of
200 feet through ch nozzle. The Enue very te wn,
and CT the finest finished Machines In Tire e5unry u =
sold for fault whatever For farther soraatisn address
Fl SMITH, sse'y.
mhls-tEln- CarsOE Ewing. FeralssCn = co.a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-22

1t Is said "4u American uewsI a?er" is about to
be established in Losdoa By Charles Maokay, who
visited this country LAST year, aud Hiram Fuller,
(known in literary circles "Ben Britain, y late
editer Of the late NeR York .lrrOr.