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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

Commencing his day, Wednesday April IL, a l0K O'Clock
p'ss''sy' At 'n' rHoa1s . :. FELTON, Esq.,
No s. West Eleventh Fifth sale peremp
without weather. describing each
Gn1 lot be had the house Office Parties dos
Ious Of securing ne Glass furnure would DO well 70 attend
The above mporsantsalc The furniture al only nine
onths xpee and made 10 order for Mr. p by Mesa Merritt
Co.. Of Broadway and koah Dillon Co., Of walker street.
Elegant pearl keyed Pian0forte,
Rosewood brawngreom Suits,
EuAs m hairco&h,
Suits in velvet moquet
Pier and Nantel Mirrors
Embroidered Lace Curtains,
Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
Tapestry, eply and Ingram O&rpets.
Ornolu and Bronze Chandelier,
Rosewood Bocksasa
Rosewood Escrctoire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

A J. BLKHCKER AUCTTONEER
"A. THRIIEfH STREET L0I;
A. ]. BLEnOKER, SON & CO., viii aol q auction On
xhursday April Il d IL O'Clock Il he Mchlnts ExcAange
10 valuable lot aituated the north IL Of TheA street.
IA feot 6unho from Seventh Teok
NO. 1917 Ese q feet inches BY IS feek inahes.
Terms liberal Maps, 10, It No. Pima street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

4 UCT7OH No7ICE.-A J. B00 Arr. AU0r10Nmsa.
a Friday. April IS q loS o'cnsk q No. 81 0rsen s<ss
nsFxsgs sas n Ecpssl uous shs!d and BAeooa Furuurs
hass.y lvseA and Coe.axe sss!ssds Arus hrss ply AID
hgrAh Caxpeta Ofnloth Hair Mattresses UedAng FGnher
Bsda large Mirror Khcksn Furniture Crooksry ana 0l1s-
Csre Benoo~ Lqusss Brandy vine, Gin loe ess.rs
four Year.. lease q - premise
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ToHN LEvIsoN. AUcrIoNEER.

VOdN 18VIoONs AuOxlONEGhs
81 on Paintings selling of In consequences Of removal
The brilliant and gorgeoss collection Of on fannx. now
has been exhbed with .sonhinG effect . he aundreds WIG
artistic greatness among which may be found Landscapes
and Scenery exhibiting extraordinary prfecton Fruits bat
laid suitably In highly decorative gold leaf frames win be
Eridsy IL Of Is Intended removal Of Ae propse
tor The collection comprises ySreF OF 100 SuhjecA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

ToHN l. vANDawAIHR AuOMonaEx, Will snLL.
D 3hursnn0 April H. at - WEI Forty kd stosk nsaS
ettA Avenue commencing u 10Y ssles eAssest houasheA
fsrnaare. e % HanlfAsfars Of keaGs e. Dest q.
= rod order and but Ne used. ID consequences
q ks PasE leaving Ter Iaroye vsavse wlo. fspsstry
sAh daznank 6rosaaGa WI rosewood hnbsd hak ehAles
carved rosewood French plate Hsgersa sssc.sy ervs4
plAAe sval and pier AFrorl, Ase OustaiIs gaAe s1U
kreasA fns ~ 0lssk, n day. M oap1saahrAs y ~
q Ia, 1.giavhgA e. ms:ti - saegee ssn:Y
6ISnn %. naksrs, ysund sosnsrs; rosewood
I'D wainni bed rom Yunars nArb,s w. Bursa.s Bod
Lss.sss Orr vsas.ss bca hsar nsass.ss ra!ias.ss
a. DnGFoom FuYninre n sAk; ezteuson fASis, maSSe
TOP Dus rreseoH and Aer dnng eAs DECORATED Frensh
ware, b. easo&s Dngn.h rosewood AatsA.d 1sss T.
alos ne AnDormsat ef kitchen r1uitus WIN wh1uh Ae
sals WA commence The fsrAxlre nay ~ seen ene day
prior 10 aAla. WIN eaAAlogae.
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Day GOODS, 40.
a Ss0pnD NOVELTY
a AT
LoRD : fAnosn
nzaAx1 annxADIm BARSos noBn.
aaaa as..ssu.
wnK aAwIs TO xAr0z.
Csrtus.
Al zzrHAS NEW AHD szAUruvL Ann0A
ONLY - ns0nvw.
xsa u y ~ aoADwAx
=. ~ ..::.:s s Dry dsos. nom auction. .s-
=. - = i! :: ~: e: go:
s:..s $: q go :. z.
ma. .,..... s..-... n.l ss q s & sc se.s
Ar. 'aoADyy 4Es 0s ss29 E e.. PLACE
aSsNApMse gAxEen ana
PARIS s osSxsS asss ss e1c 9Eaacsosrra
RRlAKyAsr SETS JUST 1zCzIvzD. -, 49,.
;: s!:.:s Hs.s.s ~ % \; q ,:;e'n
MILLER GRANT, 70S broadway
OAlyszzsOA On U01ns. STATE 0AHPBFn0s.
SSas. pauasum. NAH. RODS.
nATrNas. h.. ~. -
LARGE AsssHnnHf Low rHIGn,
LORD iAncxs.
Hsa = y ~ aKANl aNE.
nAn0 Mxs FROM AUCyTox.
40
LORD ! IAYLexH
xA "a " ~ BROADWAY. tsanx q anaA arsss)
PARIS soss AxD sH.Ka
BsvsL Arxs hvsssj~ rssslvsd fro. sssiss WI 10 saAy
. No. : = 81: !: + !; s sAsgs TT.
DREss TRM1Nas-Nzw STYLES yus1 RECEIVED.
u HSSos. ana Bussons Ii ooors Ais.anSers Glove
ss nsa
~ ~ ~ asSss A. LOW r.1C,a -. :, :, >.
ST. 9sB f4si;Ss5 s 5Ha.a !: j: +
S 81 @Sr Mst n = isi YisD: \ "*
81 S %S41s !: i: 4! II 7A nd
f s1sl,A Az ISG S5A e COVERS.
~ 3. BEATTY. y. 9 rs.rA ..e.s.
USAMu0NAMl MAAIuLAR
NEW RSna sHAPA
WILL n READY MONDAY APHA ~
LORD 1 fAYLoRs.
KA ~ - ~ BROADWAY, tsansr q Grand srsss1
xA.sfAss.ssd expressly sx or
RETAIL sAI1s.
hMM LYoNs m1Ka LIam wooLuA ~ h.
A,A sn.sd ~ naa approved nA..s.
TvsInER s.DuC1Io1 IN zxssopxaIss, LAc.s,
bs continued only for wesI q close out IL bance II s
Al s''d' W" Is *: :ia rs broadway
sHokE IS 7ss PLACE
@ be ssd sou ss:s.vs rye 70 cSss
s sn s ns sSos
| way. TbuIsday. Aprl Y. 10Y A. T.
~ ;Rs Gs5 e SST Pf rAR SILKS
$500 - - s1 srosax.y. o:.as@ 4.v:.isy Place
| TonN ME1NxKH DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER. no.
orss1 8. iisd: q Dress and clo.i. A.s go
T .Am CURTAINS AHD UPHc1srxRY
aoooD.
LeRD fAnoRA
xsa -, ~. 40 a.d asl aRAND srKur.
s. =; e Sss s''s ss:s
GLE oosncRa WINDOW sHAnns
aaA Fixtures IN great variety.
MUCH BsLow USUAL rR1csa.
r .ApMg. AID CHMD.EEs C1orHINe-a GaAn:
es.:; e e ;S.,: I, :ss: :sss -s $50: s
ss.s. ..e :.epS . s..s sss.:r z - s..s.. 80
.s:i..ss: "a ':s.I y : oszxsssS . SssavS,E
oRD 81 aH . q Broadway. corner Of Grand .u..
1000 rrrous s ssSs 50 I lfSsI'S 5HsA Silks
u 'n.u ''''- R ssr ffl1,0 II ssx e.ns
ORaANDn ROBES. HusIlFs.
HRxsoR PRINTS. JAOoNrrs. aRNADMA.
TISSUES and
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
4 EVERY DESCRIPTION.
LORD TAYLORp,
Noa ~ 10 ~ BROADWAY.
CHILLING oSF-nB1ODKRus LAO1D DEE
S.. sss r; <: 1870 - 4 H E: =: :s Sc:
5. Apply 4 xss1.s.s 81 siz.s .xssus: -
CHILLING OYF-A STOCK OF vALENCINN1s AND
- German Thread LAccs, OnarA eleeve Cuff. 4Antlas
a., a These gods are dirse from Europe and conagssd
It 84 street. third floor. Az ls e VIII only continue
bargains ssdom n lew YORK Ldis 90 aad e.
mo our on TOWN. BUYnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

ToHN r. MONTGOMERY, AUCrIONEER.-Soo CASES
% Boos Shoes and Brosans, q aucon 90 Thursday April
Il q l0k O'Clock, The az ]. r. Dava Co., 6Beok
man ssek Prime fresh goods adapted 70 city q country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

TyoAIs-R BROAD MOUNTAIN. PnACH ORCHARD AND
- LsAsA q qualH. v.H,nsed 2 BE- pnrs: "a = gnsss
Camel ard Liverpool Oryel q CurIent ratea hkNkX
AxTvG corner Cana1 ara Ceake and Jaae and Wsk eRes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

81 THURSDAY. APRIL IA
At 3ocock r H.. 1t No. Brevoort plsce, Tenth street,
Now York.
Administrator's GaeA large and general asaortmon OF
mahogany parlor and ch.mb Furnitrs In ezce!lsnt order
Brackets velvet and ingram Carpets and Ocloths OIL Paint
nGs McGraWs patent Son Bedsead, French NAncl Clock
mahogany Once Desk, Vulcan Safe China Refrigerator,
Heater and Kchen furniture Catalogues ct he house
- day Of Galo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

u b. LUDLOW, AUCrIoNEER-CONrINUAT
~. sAle Of nrst class Furniture. r. b, LUDLOW CO.,
WIN sell At auction, Wednesday, April H. q II O'clock q
way Household handsoms .oek Of furniture
superior syle and finish for which thu house fAvoraby
Known The whole viii b sold without 10 close ne
busnesa Catalogues obtained tho auctioueorn
Pine street. Of Aesus. Rochefort skaFren Co., $50
BrOadWay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
CDWARB sCHENCK. AUCTToNHR.

n BURKE, AuCrloNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
~, O'Clock, tho Stock and Fixtures Of TIE Rrooey
ma MQuor tore % Roosevelt stresk Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
POLITICAL,

n IMPRESSION SEEMS 10 EXIT THAT THE "LA-
"A ncna Demcc!aac vsunteerf are branch Of he mo
Of n. D. VS. On independent one, owing ansehnse % 10
man o. facon-oppcsed 70 ths dyipous d The denoonde
harmosl IN Ae r,nln Of That party ne icilcwnx lssr
HxADeuAxrERs NAnoHAL DsxocsAnu vc!gxrMn
N Broadway, March ~ ido0
DEAN RIcnlegR 40, CAatrman, - = $3.50 a. a..
DnAR k1>gtnG myxed ~ Peoples $1,000 -
hsir Wy Qa.snA an assSs DO . s ~sS e, co
prslide. and -, WIN dsbsuiaed @.fsac9s y9ur ccs-
deut pexvnnk JNO. FAkkAAA krVqqenb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
EDwAnD. Z; LgpL aN, AgG g !,

r II. LUDLOW 90. wii sel Il sucsion On Thursday
1pra 1850 = II O'clock q No . B.xrow SIRE: nosssscld
gsug h part Of carved mahogany Chairs mahogany Dc6as
Iahss Iete Tsss centre Table rcsswecd ssvsn ssAve
arHssk Curssns 81 CosnAcSs Rssss;s and nsras o.TSss
rsA China and 0lasswars China vsses ke together WITH IN
assortment d Kchsn Furniture with which the Daie win oeE-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

HENnY LHHDe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Ii - NaG1au streek-HRnRY b. LEEDS Z 90. WIN ell aA
sveoa Wednesday April H. q Ne privaae rssidsnse Ne
hd srssk hve doors east Of Seventh avenue
and Ingram Csrpes naneg.ny rsrlo. Suites IN Hair ClotA
lace and broeAtee Curtams and Oornss Lounge BAR slo
mahogany and black walnut WAxdrobes. BedstsaAs and
lAir Mattresses Botsv asd Pillows on Cloths Brussels gsar
Carpets Stair Rods &c. Ale Kitchen Furnitre, with which
the oA1o will Commences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

DROwrE 4 NICHOLS, AUCrIoNHERs-rHM DAY,
ID wednesday April H. q O'Clock n front Of salesrocm
Sssnty, and sound ana hind d every respect Also Fony
Wagon and Hazue Aso beautiful Bay Horss l6x h,nds
nes splendid coupe family horse, beautiful black tai
and mana; good traveller Also, top Buggy and HAnseA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

UCrION N0TICE.-YAMCY DRY GOODS, HOSIERY,
"A Ae-OuAMBERs FAIRCHILD. auctoneers win sell
Us xa;sas sreet se csk Of fancy Dry Goods Hosiery
Pa Cotton Goods GhselaR sitpgs, DnsAa Wool Goods
ohndreaG Moods Caps SsSknss Alse Cents HAirs CoAxs
0aS Fjxturea 4e, 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
ulNRY H. LEEDS. AUCHoNWR.

NIaANT OIL PAINTINGS AND nNNKAvIN0S.
- ~, ~; - ~ = 49, "a ns !. ~ a.
e,siesk eash evening = hs resaeass j. q 1elssr h..
l9a We Ho1resn6 st1esx aeer wen ef u9A aysnue
splselA DFvake eodssion Il o. Pahtnsa WAFER Csaou
md HuqAvnss eonSrng ever - works q - ArS moae.a
s.sjsss. Ihs sslssasa -. .ssn .aAs = ss.i.. Of
eradication Of ~ ase, anA pd Only b96e - d.
ses housekeeping There very few p1vAte eallesns
ass. q ths snssrt and modern ssAsca. We VII MOI s,u.
rsaAy T1asday. a Inst fhs panAian WIN be exABtsa
sm dat dats until ~ day u ss ais ~ tive svsnkn pre-
e0ee, Ne. - MaaAu street,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
A Q. FUTILE, o ATcE Il 3 n1s:sv.y
AsuGNKEs SALE or ELEgAMf AND COSTLY

Bepr The sock Of Burns BROKER as Broadway VIII be ssld
q ths day. a II ocock and continued morrow
ted ne Saie win DO psrempto FOR cab 81 order Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

"A FITzsIMMONg auctoneer Office u Centre street, VIII
sell this day 10 o'clock the Of Third aud
Forty fourth street large and general assortment Of ehooe
family Groceries Wines Gins Brandea lot Of Hegsrs, &C.
also eore Fxtures splendid Counters Bear Pumps gies
weights and Measures Sale positive rain shine and per-
enpiory, account Of sickness Of the owner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

TH0s vETrCH, AUCrTONEER- OFFICE NO. ISIS NAs-
ssu street -Perempory sale Of das Furniture THUR
srssnweh street eoOs ing Of F.rlor Furnlars hsrcio
Brussela Carpeting Mirrors Paintnxs uanis Ornasnis
CANARY Birds and Cages and also Kitchen Furniture with
Rotary BedsteAdR nearly new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
A UCTIoN NOTICR-
new AND SECOND HAND vEHroIEs, Harness, "a.
EZRA JUDIAW. JR

VIII sell This day, Wednesday. April IL, at II O'Clock, at
saesrooms No. &c Cedar street, opposite the Post once
variety Of and second hand vehicles single and dou
bic harness, saddles, blankets. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

M wRAY, AUCf1ONKnR -0ROmRY STOCK AND
W. Fnswes y sucaon, a n Jsnes srest BrcokHr, an
Wednesday prl H. n 1917 oelook oonprgnG general
Horses, two Wagons Hsrnew -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
u Il. LUDLOW, AUCrIONrHR.

~. isl vXiUABLn LOTS Ar HARLEM.
=. ii. LUDLOW 90, will sell at auction, Tuesday,
April u 1890 ct II O'Clock, as the MrchAns Exchange
HARLEN-valuable Lots FRS. Third. Fourth, Fifth,
HJh, Seventh and Eighth 96h, 08h, 9Th ll9h
Iish lleh. llIh 1l8h 1884, 0h l2s l22d. lssh lsSh
lS9th l41st and l42d streets
For further particulars see auction column In Courier Com
nercia Post and book maps the sucouecrs ONCE No
Pine street. near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

CAeUEL 0SGOOD, AUCrIONEER-SrORK NO I PINE
sreet-woud cell the attention OF jewellers and oAars 70
m sale THIS day At Gus Broadway, consisting Of valuable -
sored 'ck OF gcods Also one large Jewey Safe and e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11
A UcT1eN NoTICH.-wHLs 4 EtswoRTH.. AuC

E!e1u0n % .ucon salee Of 0OodA Furnuro md
all other goods and Merchandise the most liberal Also
their attention 70 sales ct residences Of families ren
guhng Housekeeping Paroular attention paid Assgnees
Executors and Administrators sales Appointments made
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

uARDY PLANTS AND rLOwERs.-w. .. ncILvAn
sres ard sosss Honey sSekIss CarsAsss DAss Pan
so verbenas &e suitable u plant out at h also
derpOa. Jersey CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

DROADwAY LEASE AT AuCTTON.--A.J J. HLEECKER,
ID eON CO. wiA ali Friday, April u q IL s'sock st
IL xerAan 1xchAngo IL pears uDexped ease Of he nve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

RRowNE 4 NICHOLS. AUCIIONEERg -THURsDAY,
April IL u II O'Clock, at eAleoro0ms % Nassau street,
ia5xe sals OF imported Standard and Monthly Roses from 9
wan known nursesY Of J. W. Pauaon Ct Weehavksn, J.
Aao 800 IssbeA Grape Vines ~ monthly Honeysuckloa
running RossA x nc French standard ross have been spe
e the very best varieties IN cultivation tho
plsns are Of extra large Size with fine Hbrous Gentle
men WI find this excellsnt opportunity 70 repensh their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

nr DOUGHTY, AUCTrONKER.-N. DOUGHTY WILL
balance Of stock Of Furniture Remaining IN lore 79 NAs..u
street. Consisting part Of mahogany ParC1 SuH covered In
haclssh ateAes arm paxlor Chairs Sots mar
bic top Centre Tables Bookoasee vevs tapestry and msn
CaxpeG al Panngu Bues extension dining Tables marble
top dressing BuFeana WaaAands, BedseAds hair Matras
Palaeea Beds Bedding ID The whole 70 b positively sod
70 Tie highest hiddeP for cal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

A UCTION NOTICE-FRIDAY. I0k O'CLOCK. AT BELL
"a &INoRAHAMa ssleMooms y New Bowe,y and -
nfure slao Dry Goods and Pledged Arcea Outdoor sales
promptly attended 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

UCfION NOTICE-kICHARD WALTERS GENERAL
"A auchoneer Is East Broadway and Is Catharine
cos outdoor s.las q auction Of Household Furninrs
sale Furniture Pianos Horses Wagons Csrages
Cash advances made Furniture, Pianos Horscs Wagons
Cnrriagoa eOd stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

A q. RICHARDs. AUCTIoIExR-sPECTAL AND
Caters q auction, BY RlCHAKDs WHITING sWsanss
day. April H. At i0T O'Clock u Store A. Cortland street.
bang complete catalogue Of New Goods direct from The
nADufAetory; nvotse OF stock Goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

United STATES MARgHAL'S sALE-SEGARg SILKS
~ and Ribbons CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD, Auction
WIN soil this day u II O'Clock ai thex sAe.roona No
ll3 Nassau street. marked A. A g. with O. undee
No. containing Segars Also one tin box and package
'"1j snI SIGI RSYNprRs United s..s. MsrrA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

DKxoCRA1I0 ToHy.sfyor. AZ .G1a14nSI1srox. 4 q.
70 aeeu.eaaAs ps.sons ss96inG - psnc9sas Cssva-
an ISkss VM b. scA u ~ ylFceA omeeA fBug e 04-
laadt slree ney xoek, anA 1870 Irose HewMk 81 =
Jersey CiN fsny end - Reavay. New X9k. -
GOOD 10 70 IRON Hsw York . Chasssea snA rssura en-
tine betwsen ~ I0n Of Apru and ~ ~ d NY vfk -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

CHhRirrye BALI or DRY oooDs-oN WEDNESDAY.
~ April ~ 10Y 4. NJ, q 3lS ruhsn sree1 Brooklyn by
rkED COLI snctioneers eoaprsng OAiaoss Dstafnss,
nnenna Linens Gloves Blanket Bhawi Cokhs CAshmsres
resAh sore. ABM. BlRBnOK Deputy BhartK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

4 gCTfoN NOTICES. T. BOaART, AUCTrONKlRs
a Saturday, April H. as ION O'CLOCK q u ancion rooms
large and assortment OF Household Furniture cong
Of he usual varsity OF Parlor Chamber and Kitchen Fur
nifure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-11

HOUSE WANIKD-PARr Oh WHOLE. IN GOOD
Ii neghborhood; rent from $500 to 500 year paid by
family Of Ave persons bes Of reference given and required
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
UOrsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Tie SPEAKER arreiuted Mr. Hughes a member #
tie Committee on Military Affairs, in place OF Mr.
Boil Gni, excused.
Dir. NCLRIS Dem, Ill asked leave to introduce
austluiii eSTIe.tii rfoTer estimation OF the I'M
ei Vi lue Of our Naiicral Union, ehershng cor
cisl tetitusl immovahle attachment TO IL that we
will tlesk q IT IL Il all "a III oil our Poicsi saeey
and piotI Gritty; that We will watch liz preservation
with Jealous sI xiety that We viii dis ountenance
whoever may sut gest even n suspicion that
il Csn in any event be aoandond,
ard nd nantly frown upon the hrs' dawnng OF every
alteurt 10 alieI ate my portion OF our country from
tie net or eui, lie tie sacred ties which now INK
toreei the various ant; and among other things the
ntolUiion declares regard the pefpetnity Oh the
Jricn as Of moie value than ire tenn oraiy 'riinPn
OF sIy IGIty or any mani that Whatever evils or
abufts st pfer it til to he corrected within
the Iri in peaceful ard constitutional way that
We btl We it Las Sufficient power to redress every
wrghd epiorce every lght growing ou. 81 i'' pa
laizultn or pertaining To its proper functions; ana
hat it il patriotic duty to stand by II, a. our nope IN
Ieite aIo ON defense In war.
Mr.CUkRY Dem, Alal objected to the introdne-
on OF tie recitation, unless II be referred 10 the De-
ku Con n.i'tee. 1850. :.
Mr. NORRIS nd not the slightest idea Of letting 1t
b. bmi.d in ,bes. fin Il that Committee.
Mr.. CURRY objected
Mr. MChRIS laid e wanted vote on the feeoia-
ton ard ft I cd it would ul .iuattly succeed.
On uolifn Of MIR sHEkMAN, the House then took
~ Il. Tea,My Note bill as ietuiLed IRON the Senate,
Will on meIts.
The Home aRted TO mat amendneW "n,'n reuuses
Il d,sun inaOn oi the nCtes from one hundred 10
fifty oollI-.
+ Tie tier Senate amendment prorosed that three
uilius Of the Tlessuiy notes may be sold "a. rate
Of interest i'll or than nix Ter cenwnJ bIt moi ~ iers
,hsu I'm. 10 rls the Houie agreed, but extended
that auil oiy to IL the i-sued under this law
II j. AT Lee Ia tho whole ten millions.
The Hoe. tten proceeded 10 lie consideration OF
tie I'LL granting Lnds for the construction ci railroads
il kanrts.
by tie proyiiora of tte lll re Territory Is only 20
lo.Iie tie hre ret,rynC tie dtIosd of the land 70
tie u,tiou Al The sat, Government when u y, formed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14

The Constitution publishes communication of
or, Z. Wis n. Falfgant Of savannah, who lars
down The ,>anditons on which Georgia viii be
willing to remeir in the Union. Among these
conditions is the ADMISSION Of the following
propositions
That slaves being reesnzed in he Constitution the prop
hound proee the limits of the United States and ia
Al the 1enHores outside tno-c luis, much any
ether species Of property"
''Our great statesmen says Mr.. Falligant,
John c. Calhoun, Henry Cls.v aod Daniel
&" Webster, entertained and upheld the correct-
pess and sOundness of these views, and they
:" never We're denied by them" Mr.. FalSant
iabors under q slight mistake. Neither Mr.. Clay
nor Mr.. Webster ever held any such doctnpe.
They both taught that Slavery was simply local
institution, and the creature of local law alone.
This opinion was fully expressed BY Mr.. Web
ster in his speech on the Oregon bill in 1913,
when he said:
The Southern States have pecui-r laws aud by Ties. laws
there Is property slaves This purely local The real mean.
ina then, of Southern gentlemen mailing hi. eoulaint 4.
ths they Cannot 90 into the Territories states
Jtns viii them their peculiar local which crsae.
property n psOns tbs according to heir statement is
al the ground Of complaint they have Now here think gen
teuen unjust toward How unjust they others will
udgge raiions that will aier us wi Judge will
not be eontended that this Of personal Slavery exists by
general lsw II exists only by local uesn deny
the validity Of that local lsw ~h-Ie is essb.hed but cay
Il is after tn nothing but local law nothing more And
wherever thai local does not extend property Peons does
not exist"
Decidedly, Dir. Fallgant will have to revise
his history 1t will not dc to put such prepos-
ferrous nonsense upon the shoulders of Mr.. Clay
and Mr.. Webster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-14
Mr.. I.incoln.s Cabinet.
SPRINGTIELD LUZ, Thulsday. Dec. IJ

SPRINGFIELD IT., Thuisday Dec. Is, ISJJ
Tie following paragraph appeared at the bead Of
tls mornings Journal, Lincolns organ. IL il known
TO have euarated direct from III President:
ave hear such f'equent illusions to q supposed
purpose on the part Of Mr.. Lincoln call into bis Cab
ret two or three Southern gentlemen from the psrties
Cpl osd to lin politically that prompted to ask
few quettiens:
First: Ia i; known that any such gentlemen OF
character would accept plsre in TIE CabiDetl
- Second: If yea, on whit terms does he surrender
to MI Lincon or DR. Lincoln TO him, the political
dfelerees between them, or do they enter upon tho
Administration in oIen opposition to each otheri