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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26
ReneaI OF state Aid.

| Those who suppose. that, by passing the
| Senate bill for the repeal of State aid which
has lain dormant since an early day in the
session, they have withdrawn the aid grant
ed to the certain specific roads, by particular
acts passed at this session, are probably de-
ceiving themselves.
According to the best English authorities,
"a later statute. general aud affirmative,
does not abrogate former, which is par
ticular."
And our own Supreme Court, more than
forty years ago, laid down this principle OF
jurisprudence in the following strong and ex-
plicit terms:
THE Legislature can at the same session.
pass an act, and repeal il. But il is so ex-
traoTdinary an occurrence for the L-gisla-
ture to pass an act on one day and repeal it
on the next, that, il is believed a Legislature
that intended II, would be SO explicit as to
leave no room for doubt and where an i'm
piled repeal is alleged in case so singular.
a court ought to be well convinced that no
construction could be found that would leave
both acts to operate, before it would say the
first was repealed by the latter"
We make this statement, by way of con-
ISOLATION for those members who suppose
they have lost the fruit Of so much past
anxiety anu toll, and 10 damp, a
little. the exuberant graduation of the adroit
gentlemen, who manifested, Saturday night
sIch signs of jpy at an achievement. the
perfect fairness OF which is to say the least
OF il, very questionable.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26
from the Pbiladel, ha Americ.n1
News from America---Great Fire I'm
ROslOn.

An obliging friend has just sent US the fol
lowing excerpt from London Journal, pub
lished on May l, 1850, and by which we learn
various items of news which happened about
century ago, and some of which we bad
forgotten. If we ever knew them. The awful
confagration that ragged in Boston, just one
hundred years since, reckoning backwards
from this morning, and which destroyed
nearly 81 .000,00 of property, as guaged by
present valuations. has been entirely extin-
guisbed. IL not, our last Boston exchanges
are greatly to blame for not recording The
fart OF its continuance. We hope, at all
events, that the CornhiIl publishers. who are
now issuing so many valuable works, are in
no danger.
We are happy, also. 10 learn that the
Creeks and Chrrokees, at this date, were held
in toierable check; that most of our forts
were thought TO be secure, and that the gar
Tison at Pittsburg were in excellent health.
We recommend to our readers this curious
resurrection of news "once buried, and twice
forgotten: :"
"Adyices from America inform that the
Cherokee Indians have broke through the
treaty agreed on between them and the Eng
lish, have behaved very treacherously, and
committed several outrages and murders
The Creeks still remain friends TO the Eng
llsh, as appears by an express arrived from
the different parts OF that nation to the As
sembly at Charles Town. in answ err To a talk
dated the 9Th Of February, which was sent to
them, on occasion of the fresh bosiiliiies
committed by the Cherokees. The forts al
Ninety-Six, Saluda, &C.. are all safe Sew
eral OF the scouting parties have come up
VITA divers bodies of Indians, some of whom
they have killed and scalped. The lesies for
the new regiments go on with success. BY
me last accounts from Pittsburg. which are
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special ID. patch Ia the ci.eanar Gazstie.
WGsHIsGToS. March %
Tho Nriss 81 this eveuing saws:

The Ndtss 81 this evening says:
A We knew would be the case, aad so
stated in our issue of Tne,day, the vote If
the Seaate upon The NcAra qua treaty has
bsen considered There is now scarcely
the shadow Of doaht that it will be cOrCkd-
ly ratihrd without amendment in a lew days.
Thr expiration af the time for the exchange
Of the ratification cannot likely Interfere
with it, concentration International conf
" rrquifes that m advantage should he Ia
Ken by either oi tue contracting pssrfiss 10 =
treaty On account 81 saeh an Oecarren
Nicaragua = ~ duubtlsss chesrfaliy observe
saeh comfy asd the more willingly, as she
has e..ae lislel similar Conventions with + e
land and Fraacr-
ala a maternal point Of view the develop
m-ns II Nicaragua l. gaitr a. impo, tani 60
our yarls Il lat, Te>ts a. i the Development o.
Eansas. Ia oae rep CT Il Is ey more "a.
Our best mli read Mr.. Clayton used 10
term il, 20 our Psvifc sisters passes ibrssagh
that intrs-cc sanie State. We have too much
grain TO grissd IL .sslfiss IL, without satsecuag
COR citizens Ia grieVoas ineons enie1cz-. To Dc
eio~rd longer ~ 70 Is esea lssnp0Eariiy Oh
stractd betean I.
The sea4ls Commlttee on Territories mt
this morning aad agreed 10 rrpft balls I'f
ths srgsslixssiiga Of tvfiersou. Arlzoaia, Ne
y.s.ia aud DacOtaA Territories.
They also lad under consideration TIE
Kaasllz Bill. bat adjourned Nisauat deetsi e
action. Tbs Democrats are afraid "a keep
krnssz losgeE osg. aud l. i. probable ths
commi See wall Feiaef.asIy report bsll for
is aanizzs.n Under be Wyaadstse Cosstissa-
tios. This, II accomplished. sIll DC graf
riumph. aad eli assteslsIIy asssss The Re-
pab.lczaa Il. tiie nexs e@asass.o
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Senate concurred ia House amendments tn
the bill TO incorporate Independent Deluge
Fire Company.
Senate cOncurred in Honse amendment to
the bill to change the county lines between
Putnam and Smith.
MIR. Stovall, from the Select Committee on
tb-. resolutions from the Legislature of Ohio.
in regard to the reduction of duties on
breadstufs, imposed by the French Govern
ment, reported favorabIy upon the resolu-
lions. and introduced resolutions in approba-
tiou of the object; aud on his motion the rule
was suspended, and the resolutions adopted.
Senate CONCUR in House amendmen 5 To
the resolution aui hori ing Joseph BarDi.rra.
Jr., 10 act as Minister To Belgium.
Senate concurrod ia House amendm. Mt to
the bill for the relief OF the Bank OF NASH
vIlle.
Senate receded from its amendment to
House bill 10 secur, cost in certain ca-es.
Adjourned tail u o'clock.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26

We trus; the OPPOSITION in Tennesse will not
E..Iose sight of the importance Of the approach
ing struggle which Is abont to take place for
the Presidency of the United States The.
developments of each Succeeding day Dut
confirm as In the impression that che pro-
moiers OF an angry sectional contest are APP
proxfmsting their designs-designs WHICH we
have seen and warned the people against for
years. and which. If entirely. successful, VIII
ultimate in a failure of our sublime expert
ment of popular selfgovernmeut- The crisis
must come one day or another. The times
demand that the national. conservative
people of all sections Of the Union should
put forth their b-st exertions TO prevent The
further spread Of seetionalism- Let not
Teunsssee.=one= Of the great central States,
contribute directly Indirectly, to the sue
cess OF disunionism. ! Lei US rise In all the
pIenitude and power of right, and ASSERT TIE
true principles Of republican form Of gov
eminent.
We offer these reflections in connection
with well conceived communication, In
another column, addressed particularly to
the people Of the First Congressional Dis
trict The gentleman therein referred to
has considerable experience in the field OF
political warfare, and will carry the banner
of the Union and the Constitution gallanily
in the struggle. We have witnessed bis course
in the TWO last sessions OF the General As
sembly with much interest and satisfaction
We have no Opposition or RICH. TO dictate
to the people OF the First District, but we
are satisfied Mr.. BRAzELfos- would make an
able and effective canvass. But our chief
object il now to remind other Districts OF the
importance of early preparation for the ap-
preaching campaign. So far as our words
may be heard, We wish TO impress the idea
that, under existing circumstances, it is the
duty of all conservative patriots to take
bold stand for the Constitution and the
Union, and TO take steps to be heard 10 adj
vocacy and defence of conservative princi-
Piles in al parts of the field. We desire that
the other Congressional Districts shall turn
their attention to the appointment of electors,
without unnecessary delay, SO that at an
early period of the campaign. we may have
q complete ticket and be ready TO meet our
adversaries, promptly ard effectualiy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26
Decision TN the Rock island Rrfd=s
a>e--rbe Brfdae Declared a Nuas-
ANGEL AZ ems Yal q dered.

We are advis d by dispatch dated Quin-
cy. H.. yes erday. that the Unit,d States
Court. sitting at Keokuk. has dscid d tn.
Rock I-Iand Bridge Is public nui-ance and
dccrerd its immediate r mo- al.
We congratulate our cifiz n. and might
probably extend the eongratula tians to all
the inhabitants of the Mississippi Valley.
upon d, cision which so deeply concerns
their interests. There never eoald Ice any
reasonable doubt upon the evidence. thai the
bridge was most serious obstruction to the
navigation Of the river. II greatly Increased
its tisks. aud. as q consequence, enhanced
the rates OF freight and Insurance. II such
a hridg- were allowed 10 stand At Rock
Island, other like distractions woaid be
thrown isto the channel. until fiuaiiy the
navigation would b. eatirely destroyed. We
are glad, therefore. TO be able to announces
q decision which has interposed 10 prevent
such a cAIastr' phe. The case. We suppose
sboaid il go TO sbe Coart absyr. will he de
termsned la accordance with this decision
s.. Loats Reyebilcsa
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26
HOUSE II REPRESENTATIVES,
S.TURp.y. March "a, ISG,

SATURDAY, March "a. 1861.
Srnaie bill to amrnd tine act OF IL tcb-
ruary. 1852, entitled an act to regulate The
business OF Banking, was passed On thld
r, aiding.
BY leave. Mr.. Speaker Whitthorne submit
It'd resolution requiring the Secretary %!
State TO have printed 500 copies OF caption
of Acts passed by the present General As
sembly, for the use of ;he members. Rule
suspended and resolution adopted.
MIR. Martin, a resolution of thanks to MI.
Speaker WhitIhorne. for the able. impartial
and courteous discharge of the arduous dn-
ties of his position during the present ses-
sion. Rule suspended and resolution adopted.
M. Williams, of Hickman, resolution
complimentary to the Clerks and Doork'ep-
ers OF the House, for the faithful discharge OF
their respective duties; adopted.
Mr. Hebb's resolution committing the Gus
tOdy of the Capital and grounds to the Secre-
tary of State. aud directing the lsborcrs
about The same to be discharged, was laid on
the table.
The bill to incorporate the Memphis, Hol-
ly Springs and Mobile Railroad company,
was passed on third reading
To charter Deluge Fire Company at
ClarkSviile, amended and passed
TO amend tue att achment law; passed.
The Senate having insisted on th'ir anne nd
ment to the appropriation bill. providing a
luna TOR the completion OF the improvements
on the Capital grounds, a committee of con-
ference was appointed who report d. through
Mr.. CAN'T, thai the cost of the work b. esIi
mated by a competent engineer, and that
not xcceding 100000 be appropriated for
the purpose OF completing the inpr vrmrn s.
which report was adopted, yeas 80 nays 25.
The bill to Incorporate the Columbia Pres
bytcrian Church Academy, was passed.
To Incorporate the town OF Clarkstown in
White county; passed.
For the benefi; OF tn Rogersville Branch
OF the Bank OF Tennessee: passed.
To define the qualifications of jurors and
for ,ther purposes; indefinitely postponed.
To incorpo1at the Cotton Factors Bank
OF NJ mphls; yeas q. nays SO.
To protecl The mansion and tomb of Gcn.
jackson; passed.
To allow the people of Cooke county to
rem& their Court House; indefinitely post
poned.
To authorize Macon county to apply its
internal Improvement fund TO the building oil
a Court House: passed.
For the relief OF negroes set free by their
masters, who provided no means for their
transportation; passed.
Adjourned till z. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26
TENNESSEE LEGeLATuRE.
q SATURDAY. March "a.

SATURDAY. March "a
Senate non-concnrred in House amend
ment No. to the bin to legalize the acts of
Jas. a Armstrong, Entrytaker of Knox coun-
ty.
Senate concurred in House amendments TO
the bill relating TO the Mechanics AID Ira
ders' Bank. f7-t e crzrfn
Senate roncurred in all House amendments
10 the bill to defrsy the expenses of the Cen
cral Assembly, except the one relating to the
appropriation for the completion of the Capt.
tol grounds. upon which th+: Senate insisted,
and asked a Committee of Conference
- Mr. McNeilIy introduced =resolution~re-
quiring the Governor, State officers and COM
! rnissioners of the Penitentiary TO in estigate
the propriety of the removal of the Peniien-
tiary. and to locate branch thereof in East
Tennessee, and TO report to the next General
Assembly: and under a suspension of the
rules The resolution passed
Senate eonearred in House amendments to
The bill to authorize two Justices Of the
Peace for each Ward of Nashville.
Mr.. Hildreth called up motion to recon-
slider the vote non-concarring in House
amendm -nts to the bill relating to the Com
trOller and the Insurance CJmpanies. The
vote was reconsldered, aud amendmea n: was
concurred in. a=
Mr.. Hiidrcth called up a motion 10 recon-
NfO-t tiS fOSc rel ciliS tut Deli lOf the re-
mo al of the Penitentiary. The vote was
rec9nsidered. and then Mr.. Siokely moved to
lay the question to reconsider on the table
which motion failed. The question then re-
CURED upon the passage of the bill, when it
as lost by vote of II TO g..
An appeal was r. ceiyed and read from
Mrs +. b. Fogg. in behalf of the Mount Yer
non Fund.
SIR. johnson called up Senate resolution di-
reeting the Attorney General to commence
suit against the Messrs Spence owners of the
Exchange Bank of Murfreesboro. REJECTED
Mr.. Hunter called up bis resolution 10 an
tbofize the Comptroller to settle with Wayne
county. Passed.
House resolution to have five hundred
copies OF the Catalogue of the Acts printed.
Passed.
message was received from J. E. R Ray,
Secretary of Stale, in the absence of Cover
nor Harris-covering resolutions passed by
the legislature of Ohio. Referred to Spe-
cal Committee:
The Committee of Conference in regard to
the appropriation for the completion OF the
Capital grounds, agreed To report in favor Of
the appropriation of 100000. Senate con-
Cured in the repeat of the Committee.
Adjournt till p. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26

C5-An act for the protection of property
rights of married women has been passed by
the New York Legislature. The Tribune
says that the 'act will enable five thousand
women in the State to earn and save, and
live on their own resources, who are now Iiv-
ing on sufferance, and whose furniture. and
even clothing. in the case of each, belongs to
a reprobate or drunkard who first deceived.
then deserted her, leaving her to toll in pen
ury for bare subsistence, liable at any mo
ment to be stripped IF her all, by the brute
who made hr life wretchcd"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-26
Consenti IN OF Railway superinsend-
eats aud uanageFsin seN ork aad
louisville o-3aS.

The principal representatives - E,steru
aud Western lines meet in Nv York 10 tiav
10 arrange summer timf-gsblss running wesf
and In Lssuisyiile running East
The liae IF arrival aad departure ofiraias
from this city will no doubt be nearly the
sane a. iast summer. as IL - abdrssl,-cd that
tia= New York Central will Insist ca the fast
time 80 successfully made during the Izss
sea-en. which will free the oth.r lines 10 do
the same-excepi Baltimore and Ohio. who
Fua slow tine and elsaEg- oas dollar / - fare.
Tie time lablss made ia Loai-viIir ~iIl
embrace TIE whole chain At railways from
Se< ORLEANS 20 Ssw York asd bostsn; aud
these CONGESTION sre by far ihe meet aatsk-
laag OF aay ever held g. tAey are Ihr arsl
since b etsinpist oE q The Miss &pfa Ca
trst. which was lhF last coaseesing llnk Ia
he great ehaia eeasrea the Sasth sad Seaih.
The illar from Nv oFi-sns % Ne4 Yark.
via Cincinnati ssii ss sgAg Aosss.-- CASA
nass Eaqssru, AsroA IL