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Housekeeping lila de Easy.

THE WHEAT CHER YEAST CAKES Will always IN
Il sure good wholesome bread For Is cents Yea
ran set one dozen Yeast CAKES. whi-H val make %
large loaycS II the best bread
SEQ CAEES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected hy
express Aluo<t every family IN town has used It
For Spring cleaning InvaiEbr-ioE vSsshinS Paint
LG1Sns tIi- tsIlIed Work, Marble Silver cE Plated
Ware
RI ElGEIsATuEsS-We have sold large lot Of
tho-r tap'- Philadelphia EeirIzersltCTs- Ne have 4
large Ut coming They warranted to give satisic-
t5pn ~ they not only the best but they are the
cheapest known
apTli Il MACKENZIE K BIINCHTN-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE.

J. BERRIEN LINDSEY, VI. D., u. D., Chancellor of the
University and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
Col b. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military
College, and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES T. HAMILTON A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics,
aad Natural Philosophy.
J. II. STEW ART, y NJ, Professor Of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature
GHoRGE :. BIACKIE, A. n, II D. Professor Of Botany
aud Natural History.
REV. J. W. HOYIB, \. ", NJ. n, Professor Of Mental
and Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
r. W PTTNAM, Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Languages.
!. G. ASGLADE, Teacher OF French and Drawing.
c. h. WINSTON, n D., Surgeon.
The First Term of the Academic Year 1S60-61 com
mences the Sd OF September, 1860
The Second Term commences on the 9th Of January,
1861. Commencement Exercises take place the 18th
of June 1861.
Tuition. Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and CT Arms, S105 per Term. Matri-
Culation Fee, So. Students required TO furnish
their rooms. Engineering, French, Spanish German,
Drawing Book keeping and Fencing each $40 per Term
of twenty weeks.
Students under II years of age will not be admitted.
BY the aid of Military Discipline, effective govern
Is established, and health, physical culture good
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues, additional information, apply to
any Member Of the Faculty, or
B. r JOHNSON,
July 25-w2m. Superintendent.
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NEW SERIES mo. 1494.
RATES, OF ADyERT.slNG
trs uSEs OR IEss 10 oossz.ru1z sou se1szus.) .
RENEWABLE AT PLEAsrRK-

One square one year. SSoeach additional square $40
MfIsIsn notice must be given to take out and sroo
idN9i OF yearly adyertsers before the year
-Xplrvs, otherwise shall charge till done
No contract OF yearly advertisements viii be dscoa
tnued without previous notice to US nor will any
sates- -.tff
HS- Adver isers exceeding the space con
uaeted for W u be charged for the excess. .Ea
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For Sale.

As accidents tciu happen, ae regulated fam,
lies, it is very desirable to have cheap and
nient way for repairing Furniture, Toys Crockery &c
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
University of Louisiana.

LAW DEPARTMENT.
F5aE Lectures Ia this Department Will commence or,
= Abs essez.d Af<sHl.aF eSottInlssr AMI ssst
tnse until the first Nj ndiy Of April, 1S6l They will
tnbrace the vaf1oEs b the Civil Law Of the
Common Law, and OF hIllys Admiralty, Commercial
International and Constitutional Law, and the Juris
prudence of the United States The Lectures will be
delivered by four Professors
Hon THEODORE H. McCALEB, IL D. Professor of
Admiralty an2 international Law. ..
hANIt1L HUM, Professor OF Commercial and Grimm
al Law, and the Law of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN R0SElIUS IL D., Professor of Civil Law
ALFRED HESNEN, Professor OF Constitutional and
Common Law, and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city in the United SIatss has the ADVANTAGES
winch New Orleans POSSESSES for the ready ana perfect
acqGiTeinent Of the Modern Languages. Good Buard
can be obtained as cheap here any other large
city in the Union II
All communications must be addressed to the Dean
of the Faculty, at New Orleans :
RANDEIA HUNT,
augIe-d&wt3dinm Dean OF the Faculty.
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'KObaccO Sale Esays
Rce9 Ece!! Ece!!!

NTE have opened our Ice Depot in the rear Of the
w State Bank, and WILL sell as cheap any the
market that is good. Our ice is from Paradise Hill,
thirteen miles north OF Nashville and made exclusive
" of the best Spring Water in the state from four
Cherry c. AIcCTfys grocery store about the
10Th % April. r. 81
marI6-tf b. f * J. J. GARRETT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
shelton,s Marble Works
'sarbIe uonuiInsnts, rombs, e.c,
Eor Octoher.

Harper's New Monthly Magazine
: = = : i1s'S = llfsPYNi ffesrE r eEF sTEE
Peterson,s Iasiy's National Magazine; p
Arthur's Home Magazine
PeteFson's ladies' Natiomh Magazine;
Arthu's HGsne Magazine;
Just received BY -=1I F. HAG-AN & Co,
3, sePtl4 -4 - g a College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
WATER COOLERS. sc.

" n Liz CUIILERc, nc.
TCST received direct from the manufacturers and for
sale ~ tO@er prizes than before sold IN this
market.
- plain Water Coolers,
- Porcelain fined 90
10 McD0Iiaid's RelrigeEators
= SchOOlry 5 Patent do
80 MassrT's IunCtc FTeCzers-
. SsaInore's Pat. ETeeZ1Is-
also mike plain Ice Cream Frcezers 10 order Of any
size.
50 DOz- Masons Pat serew Top Fruit Cans I and .
quarts
80 dOZ Plan Fruit Cans for sealing
10 dOz. quart tiass EruIt jar
Ice Picks and Hatchpts-
sherry Mixers and NuIdlers
10 d0Z- Pat. Eag Whips
10 dOz- Plated Dippers-
J. V WILSON
april Il II College street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
FIR nch Soft Hat.

tt FIR nch Soft Hat.
OUR stock Of French Soft Hats complete, en-
~ bracing ali OF the latest styles, whleh invite
the attention of all. A. j. FRANCISCO,
Halter and Furrier, No. 8 Public Square Nashville
sepl-u - lss---. So -l-zts5t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

The French Ottar Hat.
TUsf received lot, direct imperialism q tnsss
81 popular Hats so much admired, cons stin o. tne
Black and Drah color WHICH finenes ef Abric es1-
FRaNC1SCo,S, =.
sssr,t1ff $40 = No - Public square
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

X1T are daily receiving additions to already full
w supply OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS. We
have all the latest styles of Shirts and Collars Stocks
CTavats and Ties We have any quantity of Gloves,
auntets Robes, SuspenderS and all qualities of Hos
ierv for both Ladies and Gentlemen. Our stock OF I'm
deFwear is complete, embracing all the heavier fabrics
Of six and WOOen, suitable to the approaching
These goods will be sold at correspendingy low rates
with the short crops J. II. McGll1I,
sep3-tf Cherry St, one door from Union.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
The American Photographic Porcelain
14f3 ss-idsg Company. ~ HI


No 7S1 BROADWAY, New YORK, q.
Having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
American and European patents fully prepared 10
execute all orders for siMINATURE LIKENESSES OF
PER oNs ON CHINA" presenting all the attractive
and advantageous features OF ordinary photographs
the briancy and finish OF water color drawing, and
hitherto unattalned quality Of durability, by being
rendered as mperishabe the natural properties OF
tbe articles upon which they are transferred iF
As the patented process Of the Company enables the
reproduction of Photographs, not only On plain sur
faces hut upon such round or os any degree of
irresatty-portraits can be reproduced with fault
less accuracy and delicacy OF delneation, upon Por
ceain of any description and dimension used as
articles luxury or of household utility, such as
uRNS. VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOI-
LET ARTICLES, &C.; asss5
,harehv securing faithful portraits and furnishing an
pnioue and exquisite style of ornamentaton Of articles
in domestic use. e,..:.. g. a.. s,.,,, -,
,, onniar taste and to meet the wants of those pa
@ r the Fine Arts DESTROYS OF having Portraits on
rorcaIsin the Company have imported from Europe a
,, n order which they sell at cost prices. -
.s the American Company ara owners OF the patent
right and consequently the only persons authorized to
~, psonIe in every section OF the Union opportu-
& t yossess Portraits on china, to make the follow
- ,srfr.ositon residents in the country who are
10 visit personally beAteler and Galleries in
Nens York. Persons sending photograph, ambro-
tvne or daguerreotype TO the oce Of the Company in
SsyT York accompanied by FINE DoiI2Rs vilI receive
in return by express, free Of other charge, richly
namented breakfast Cup and saucer with the portrait
transftr ed thereon. - . =
I,y transmitting daguerreotype and TES DOLLARS
they viii secure in like manner, \ handsome French
Vase or Toilet Article, with the portrait reproduced by
the patented process -. -. - s..--t - - sss.1
By senting a pair OF daguerreotypes and FIFTEEN
noyi aRs shey will receive IN return pair Of rich
sexres Vases with the portraits lexeentsd equal 20
miniature paintings and in like manner, portraits
he reproduced On porcelain wares OF Vases Of every
ouaty OF nsh ranging IN price from Twenty to One
Hundred dollars the pair. - e sss.ss
n R-fse par tieular in writing the address, toun,
county and state distinctly All letters 70 be adj
tresssd 10 s3fANAGER, AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC
PORCELAIN CO., 7sl Broadway, EEw YoEx.
=" a.los - = slss ~ ,nas = -ss<z
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

Blue Grass, Thimothy, Clover, Herds Grass, Ahuets,
and all other kinds OF Field Seed ON hand during the
season = - q 49, = = s.ss5s--.-
Country merchants Supplied with Garden Seed on
Commission. --,.s -. :. go. .sssf5.s
jane-H RAMS, BROWN CO. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

BROOKLYN REPUBLICAN MEETINe.-At q meet
Ing Of the Republican of Brooklyn Township at
the Wade House, March 80, 1860, che following
nominations were made:
Township Trustees-James Sears, JOhO Reeve
Alfred Kellogg.
Township Olsrk.C. Il. BsbcOck.
Township Treasurer-Carlos Jones'
Township Assessor 9. B. Holden.
Justice Of the Pesce-Felix Nicola.
COnstables-JacOb Sieringer and Milo Fuller.
The meeting then adopted the Constitution
reported by special committee for the organization
Of '"The Brooklyn Republican Club" and elected
the following officers;
President-Wm. Fuller.
Vice Presidents-B r. Beavis, Francis Branch
C. H. BabcOck, o. L. Hinkley, Jacob Mueller, f.
W. PeIton, Robert Curtis, James ClageD, Ozial
Fish, John Goes, Jason Canheld.
Recording Secretary and Treasurer. r,
Beavis.
Corresponding SeeTstary-F. Nicola.
| Executive Committee-F. Branch, J. Mueller
c. h. BabeOok, F. W. Pslton, JssonlCanheld.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

NEW BooKs--JULIAN HOME, A TALB OF COL
LKGE LIFE. By Frederic A. FARRAR, M A.
Fellow Of Trinity College, Cambridge, author Of
ERIC, or Little by Little:" Philadelphia j.
B. LippencOtt & Co. 1860
This 'Tale Of College life" is well conceived and
well written. The style is pleasant and flowing,
the plot Is nOtstsrtng but has an attractive natu
ransss, sud the reader viii Hnd himself or herself
drawn smoothly alOng to the end. The authors
apology in his L'vefaes to those whose antagonism
be moves, or wbosts taste be OHends is hardly ne
esisay, To boys esp ScalIy the book viii be inter
eBting and useful.
For sale by J. B. Cobb 4 Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
FRAVRLRR,s RRGIsTKR.
NEW ADvERTIsRmENTs.

o. Gutter 4 son-Houss snd Furniture At Auction.
Cleveland Sewing NIaohins-speoiAl Notice.
De Wolf, Mawih S,.-Corn, Oats. se.-Bus, Notice.
Geo. W. WOodHoTth-Farms for Sale
Lesh, Simmons Co --Sundrlss
Rettbsrs &HsusmAnn-HOOp Skirts ARd Shaker Bonnst'
B. Cobb 3 Co.1-New Novel.
Grace Churoh--Reatiug Of PeWs.
W Mslhlneh-Clover and Timothy Seed.
Litilos KeysS-Rosidenoe for Sale.
Dwelling for Rent-No. 17a KinsmAn street.
Freeman 4 Kellogg-Linen Trade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
FOGG, ENsWORTH & co.'s
VILLAGE AND DOMESTIC
Gas Works.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE NOW
Il manufacturing
Portable Gas WnrIks

OF any desired capacity, light Private Dwelling Blocks
Of Stores Seminares and Public Buildings in any part Of
From OuT long experience the Gas Fitting Business "a
large portion the dwell ngs and stores aud nearly all the
public buildings in this CT " having fitted up with gas
unjer personal supsrvSonl and from thorough ac-
lighting apparatus in the States aim psc-
teal on this su ect thai enables US to conduct
tn b, anch Of business wi h energy and success.
The apparatus which manufacturing is adapt
ed for either COAL ROSIN, or RoSIN OIL and It Is we
think the most simple 10 It's construction the neatest in
appearance and the safest and most ecOnOmicalOf
lie s,ch ~ rit T niusS ners fhe syeraee con-
sumption not exceed cubic feet, kOSIN Works
works on small Isais RosiN PasssSses several sd1aS
tages COAL R0sin Gas e Of one-haf greater dens
~ consumes but oDehaf the number Of fstt while
burning with superior brancy, and Consequently requires
WORKS q but hall NE eaPssi like Coal Gas ]. lGses
ALL contains no sulphur requires no puTyas; thus
tnat disagreeabe odor which makes Coal Gas Works
large Ema scale nuisance to the Work
ed upon large scale Coal Is undoubtedly the chesber but
for small works Rosn is for the named above by
far the nettsr aid though costing little more the more
The OF R0gn by the bb Is about cent per b. and
the produc o gas in our app9TS US We vii guarantee
20 be fuV lOC cubic feet from 10 bs Of RGsln with IN
fling consumption Of fuel Our Single Reto produces
about 20 per hour, with the attention Of person
Of the ordinary capacity Of house sersSnt may here
be proper to state that conceivable DANGER from eXpO
otherwise attends the prodnc ion Of gas in our
harm beng the would occur in the management Of
The price Of our single ReoIt Apparatus ranges from
go to 800 DollaTs, depending upon tue size of the gas
For an ordinary dwelling hrl5er OF 900 cubic capa-
city would be sncieni costing when complete and put up
for use about 800 Dollars.
Our works buit in the st permanent durable and
substantial manner, and be operated al trflng
pc for annual repairs In this respect clam that
they gTeatly superior 70 some ether works In
Al the residence OF one Of the undersignei No. S2s
Prospect street. IN this city apparatus in success
full Producing that for bTlancv and purity Il ad
mitted BY all 20 be far superior Oidinary
throughout the city, manufactured from Coal We Will
take pleasure in shSg this aPparatustn actual Hssto any
one interested on this SUBJECT.
With practical knOWlsdEe Of every eetail giving per-
sOna attention every apparatus put up, md fully guar
ant een thut shall prove equatO representations
no pay subscribers iuvte dence from patiei
wishing more detail ed inf1fmstl1n
FOGG, ENSWORTH & CO,
Conner OF Superior and Seneca Streets
marfBp10 Cleveland. Z a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

DEcLINE-Mr. WIN. Case was nominated by
the Democrats Of the Second Ward as Council
man, but he declined the honor of running. DR..
W. II. Otis was nominated by the Democrats as
Trustee of the Water Works, but he also declined,
Democratic stock does not seem to be much in
demand, and will be stil less after six o'clock this
evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

SHOCKING CRUELTY.-on Friday last the work.
men on the Buffalo and State Line Railroad. found
child in the sand about three miles from Buffalo,
Il having been left there some time before. On
unroIling the bundle in which it was enclosed, the
cause Of its death was apparent The unnatural
mother had wrapped ClsUeland Herald around it
and the sensation was too much for the poor
thing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON
WHsHIKgToN, Marcb. 3

WHsHINeToE, March. 81
The Post Office Committee had Mr.. Gvin's
Pacific Telegraph Bill this morning referred to
the Sub Committee, consisting of Mesars Col.
fax, Craig, of ~ @, and Allen While there
was a general agreement 10 favor of some such
onte. prise, and Of extending Government aid
towards its construct n. it was thought proper
10 examine the details Of THE particular project
more carefully.
The majority Of the HaTper's Ferry Com
mittse have again determined 10 summon Coz.
Orner Wise and it is probable the question will
be submitted TO the Senate.
Mr.. Blair closed his case before the Com
mi.tee on Elections this morning, making his
right to the seat held BY Mr. Barrett clear
and questionable. The frauds committed in
that election were only paialleled by those in
Kansas .t
The Post Office COMMITTEES have invited Jno.
Coehraae and Mr. COrwin TO appear on Tuesday
morning in behalf of Butterfsld's mail route
along the Gulf Of Mexico. The feeling Of the
Committee is very favorable to this scheme.
Col. Charles F. Smith only retains command
in Utah until Col Cook, who succeeds Gen.
Johnson, shall reach there, when he will oc~
cupy the second rahk to him.
Petitions from all parts of New York are
pouring in praying that the Reciprocity Treaty
with Canada may be amended or rescinded =
Hostility to it is growing more bitter daily, so
ruinous is it to the interest Of Western New
York. Mr.. HRtch's report will not only be
strongly eondemnatory Of the treaty, but will
urge that it be abTogated at the earliest pos
sible day President Buchanan will lay the
report Immediately before Congress.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoN-The Supreme Court o.
the United States has confirmed the decision Of
Judge Mclean in the case of Zabriskle vs.. tie
Cleveland Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad where
by the defendants are held liable for the payment
of bonds of the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana road
to the amount of $500, 600, which the Directors
had endorsed. This decision is final.
The question was upon the power of the Di-
rectors to endorse the bonds. Such desisiOn
would virtually crush nine-tenths of the Railroads
of the country, but will hardly affect this flourish.
log corporation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
HANFORDIS
Liver ImYigOPafOT

NEVER DEBILl rATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
frso FROM GUMS, and has become established fact
Standard Medicine, known and approved BY an who have
used and resorted to with cOndoncs % an the
Diseases for which It is recommended.
It has cured thousandE within the last two gears
who had given up all hopes of relief tbs Hum1IOus
unsolicited certificates ini- 10y possession sloIv
The dose must be ads pied 10 temperanasuf Of
Individual takingit and in such quaint aes Is 70
act gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates OF Fouf = udgmsuf guide vOu An The
Of he LIVER N-tsltlCaORATORs and &c
will cure Live -kslpiainaa, RilfouI Al.
tacks, Dyspepsi a,I@I Chronic Diarrhoen,
) m r o m - plants, Dyseufe-
Fy, DropBy3 sou lZsfomachs Habitual
COsriveness5 EhOl-l-le3 ChOleru3 Ckole-
ra mOrbus, Cholera5l IufuuTu ElaTu-
lie ences j aum 4 c 2 So Female Weakness
es, and my be used snc-I.scesstully OhDihA-
RY FAMILY MEDI-%CINE. II will cure SICK
II & ACH + tas , thousands can testifll IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFf-IrWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-@IEN ~ sommsncerqent VI
attack
An who Il giving their ttstimonv IN rs tvor
q nix water in the mouth with the INVIGORATOH,
and swallow both tQgether
Frfce One Dollar Per Hofrle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

A PLEASANT EPIsoDR.-A little episode Ocs
CURED In the course Of the reunion at High School
Hall on Friday evening, that was all the more
successful that 1t was gotten up at half an hours
notice, The genial and jOYial member from the
frat Ward, Mr. Bradburn, had rallied the worthy
Superintendent upon his emotion at the receipt Of
the gifts from the teachers, and intimated how
e,olly he would take any little tokens" Of that
nature. The idea flashed into the mind Of one of
bis co .labOrsrs that they would "iry 1t On,1 and
in ten minutes & messenger was darling down
town, toward Crittenden's, from whose stock
(having reused up the night clsrkl handsome
and ssrvieeabIs article was selected. De-. Allsyne
Maynard Oficiatsd, and, the teachers having
quietly gathered around Mr.. Bradburn, confront
cd that gentleman with an elegant gOld-hsadsd
cane, which he Administered with a telling little
speech. The recipient was completely takeT
abAek," and for the moment was as confused as
school girl with her first composition, which th'
teachers mefeilsssly enjoyed, The cane will b
suitably inscribed, and will be pleasant testimo.
NAL Of the appreciation Of Mr.. Bradburu's inter
est in the schools, and Of the teachers regard 70
him. ,,.r r--7 -rr-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

The FIRE At BEDFoRD.-By the burning OF
Mr. A. Il. Comstoeks store at Bedford on Thurs
day, Mr.. C. lost shout s6,OOO-insured for S4,7oO
It is not known how the fire originated When
discovered the whole rear end of the store was en-
fire.
On Friday afternoon the house of Mr.. Roger
Comstock, q brother Of the above, caught fire by
sparks from brand thrown out by party who
were "sugaring Off" The building was consumed
Loss about SGOO-no insurance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

EUCLID STATION ScHooL.-The examination
and closing exercises Of the Euclid Station School
took place on Friday last. The exercises showed
that Mr.. S. P. Merrill, Instructor, had been ac
tive and thorough in his efforts through the winter
IN behalf Of his pupils. The declamatiOns, esSays
and music were all very good, and 3 well written
ValedietOFy address was delivered by H, s. Jones.
Many citizens were present and testified their inr
terest in the school.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
Saturday Nights Report

XxXIVth CONGRRss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHINeTOS, March 81.
SENATE.
Mr.. DOOlittle presented the petition Of Sam'l
Colt for an extension Of his patent for a rOtating
pistol.
Mr.. Fitch made report in favor printing the
Presidents message, the accompanying instruc
tions, DC, which was adopted.
The bill granting certain lots Of land for the
benefit of public schools in. the District Of Co.
lumbia was taken up and passed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NRW ORLEANS, March 81.
The steamer Empire City, from Havana on
the 26th, has arrived here.
There was great excitement at Havana about
the capture of Marin's Expedition. The papers
denounce the capture as an act Of war.
Sugar buOyant at s4a9 reals. The stock on
hand amounted to IsO, 900 boxes against 200,
600 at the same time last year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
INsULTRD.
WAsHlNoroN, March ),

WASHINGTON, March ST.
A scene between two Congressman this
morning occasions some excitement SIR.
Van Wick meeting Mr.. Hindman on 7. avenue
held out his hand in friendly recognition. Mr.
Hindman refused to take it, making use Of the
words, as is reported, "YOu damn scOundrel,
you have delivered a speech not only insulting
to every Southern man, but 10 every gentle
man, lat the same time making movement
with his left hand towards Mr.. Van Wyck'a
face as if additionally to insult him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

Quick TINE FROM KANsAs.-Gen. POmeroy ar
rived in Washington, from Atchlson, Kansas, in
three days-the quickest trip ever made from
that Territory to that city. It was accomplished
by the aid of the new line of railroad just opened
between AtchsOn and St. Joseph, where cOnnes-
ton is made with the Railroad TO Illinois.