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The hydraulic press., 1860-01-07
Schiedam Aromatic

OVutOuAh
1t is the PURE TINcTuRE OF JUMPER. distilled s.ssr
the BEST BARLEY that can be selected Mt any cost.
1t favored and mcdicated not by the common harsh
berry, but by the choice botanical variety o the AEo
MATIC ITALIAN JUMPER BERRY whose more vinous
tract is distilled and rected with its prituous sov
ent: and thus it becomes concentrated TINcrURE OF
EXQUISITE FLAVOR AND AROMA although transccndant
in its CORDIAL and MEDICINAL PROPERTIES to any llol
LAND GIN in the World.
Since the introduction of the celebrated
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS,
the proprietor has submitted to the
WHOLE MEDICAL FACULTY
of the United States. Over
THREE THOUSAND ENDORSE IT,
over their own signatures. to be the
Purest alcoholic ,Shmuldnt noac IN Use.
They also speak of the GREAT SUCCESS they have met
with in their practice in Gravel, Gout Chronic Rheu
matism, DISTINCTIONS of the Kidneys Bladder and Uri
nary Organs. Persons travelling in the Southern and
Western States should always have supply on hand
Preventive against Ague and Fecer
and change of water. The Physicians in New Orleans
and st Louis prescribe it with great confidence in
case Of Cholera account of the Purity ofttc Article
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8runoIablpIen Greiben ibre llnterfibut9 LETT
ben, bog tie burd ibr Stimnten fit Douglas
bic @batcen bon Sen unO everett bef6rbert,
pur9 cine llebertra9uag Der Braltpentenlpobl
III ben Gpn9reB benz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gum
Siege perbelfen IoIen. Die Sdaderer irren
lid gang bcOeuten0. ame tieIe 3eiden oer j3eit
ltnp Don ben bcutIden Deuptsaten erfaunt ippr=
ben uno ite werpen Die8ntal m1iienbaft fit pen
republitanii Gen olf8z&anbibaten ltimuaelt.A
Gin elmer anbern Steue beEerft ba1elbe
8lott Douglas psr9unbelt bic Deutlden.
Die &tlpp>gtptpir98 linb bereit, Douglas gu
urterlttIberl, lppfir ct ibnen pas 0te9ierrns8=
Cabinet 5nl1st uno ferner perlpri9t ZAP @inz
8eparoerte eitlnlo5pap5i8 Sabre I'M 2uube
mrbnell nlltlleit, eRe le ltiuttaberedtigt perpen.
gtatItrlld t0nllet olele Serlpredun8en n1r er@
fttlt iperoen, lpenn Douglas 8elpdbtt ,piro =
mt bus lpirO CT ntdt, penn bic Deutl6en
it4 ni4t an Die SnOws9 tOt9iu8S uuSpertouie fen
Iaileu.@
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9epGbnltde SdteDt9feit 9emunpert, nit melz
der Gle Ta9rt 5uriif9ele9t ipuroe uro , Ionber8
iiber Die l~l1oprlidti9feit, nit mel9er Die @iltz
.fa9rt III ben Babnbpf Opa Garrpllton seldab.
Die Salrt bon @Qrro0tpn nad Der Staot
fpnnte Die gefiirdflna baBber 3u9iHbrer entz
peoer Elm ger1dumniB naf5nhnlen babe, pDer
bbetrnrfelt let, NIT erbG9el, penn Der BUG flpe
nit etter @eIdpptnDi9fett bon IA Oteilell III
Der Stultbe purd bic Stabt lelbIt bis an bic
SadlpnltraBe, lpp lpelige Mtn1ten Dor s ll6r
.eln ftrbtbarer gu amnlell ltpB nit benz o1Iel6It
Itialtebenbel 9efpHbnliden 3u9e l~tattionb, mel
6er bielt, unt RoId9lere a185ulaeen u1p rein=
3|uitebueu. ~ Die &ptpmptipe pe3 @rpregz
3uge3 fubr nit pelletI&raft ge9eu ben lesteu
Wa9en pe8 9epa9nlidel 3a0e8 ltaO ~5ertritritz
nlerte benlelbell flit 91n6ll4. Die oar1uf fol-
8en6e S5enc 1T iTWer 81 beI dretbea. Ger
3uIaamRpltfbB effel9te gelolt IN bent Nu9elt>.
bid, ais bic Ba1iQstere pe8 ltiqie9enoen 3nzt
9e8 anf9eltauoelt lparelt, I'M Die Wagen gu perz
..la1er. Aue ltiir5tea auf eiltqrlper. Gine 9roBe
N1t3a9l Seripnen e~rlittell SletIdun9elt lnO
8erlebln9et aller Nrt, rltdtl9e 9efd9rlt9er Nrt,
u1oere nur leidt. q 2eiper 1T Der SOD eine8
6iG6rt0en &ttabett, Denis Strait, GIT bertdyten.
Spn bet 5ablrei6en 0~erlpuh6eteil ibeinf Elm
Ser @ppt1 am gefa6rltditea perGeBt 5t ieiir,
pelilt ct miro fauut elmer Qlbnabule be8 Infer
8etne8 entsebel. sH3 q @iu 5i N42a aJ
Der llufa(l miro hanptiaali& Der itrafbaren
Jfadlalli9feit beS J3H8ff9req8! 6p9elArteben,.
.9esen peld'en ppli5eiliA ein9el4rittG1 fperpen
piro,tf -.t, sA 4 - at.,a, aq4g4 4
Die aus hieIem llnfaI4 8e9el1 pie GarrDQtons
@iIenGabu @ele0i6aft erbDbeiten Gntl9dot<
9un884nlPri4e lperpen itf iepenfall5 anf itber
100000 betd1fe1t. @~
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Sele0rnpbtI6e SSdcbrt6tem.
@ert0tet fir ten 80 altimore QSe&er.
NnIunft beS 9ampfer8
ugtop1 ScpttQlt."
9rci Sage Reucres aus europa.

= SNS$ "SN"NAN NSO
TQtber Bptnt, 81. Nu9. Der Oam@
pier Neopu Scptiat, ppn 9iperpcpl na9 Quee
bee nit Nadpidten bis gum Is. ,. fam bier
beute 9tudnttt19 pcrttber. # sg g
Der OampTer grepen fam DrauBen am
6reitag an. g.H -.1 a.5 2.
Der Yaplt bat einen dup. rt nelan4plllde
0rief an einer &arbttal III Srarlfret6 9eldrtes
ben. Gr bdlt NIe8 fit ~berlpre1 1lD 9lorbt
felt, baB Ell lit 9lpnt bur6 Die &l9e( zines Wea=
delnlSrDer8 iterben tpirb, bet9euert ober, nidt5s
petDmeni9er in 0tpm bleiben 5t tpplen. .t
Som # a nttnppe II. Itg. gto4rtdz
ten aus Damascus bis gum s.. ,, la9en, paB
6l1ap BaI6a ben 2ibancr nit ietnen Gruppen
unrinot ltnb ben S6eif8 bet Drul en a09eneiz
ne Sernidtung 9eprp9t bate, wem le li9
ntdt binnen Spet Ga9en lnterlparfel1. lln8ez
fGbr 20 Sbeif8 maren berett8 perboftet, aud,
maren 800 anOere lridtt9e 8er6Qftun9en ppr@
oerpmmeu unD ungefdbr taltlenb Sameelz2a-
oun9eu 9eltr9lene8 Gi8ent6ult 5uritferlanSt
nprpen. . e
Der guitar bate in ether Ofeoe Ieinen @nt.
l4luB alSgeiprpden, Die lprtlAen llebelt9dter
ouf8 ftre19te 5u b~eitrafen uup in Der Sermdlz
tang Die 9roBe 3abl BON fetten Sineclret aba
5uI6affell, lOtpie itberbaupt Spari anlfeit ein5n@
fHbren. 44E sil@> 80 n.e~ tH .g5<ggag
6etner mar ber Sultan I'M 8e9riff einen
8rtef at bic &Snigtl NtctpriQ uro ben &aller
Napplepn at ri4te1, mprilt ct ben WunI9 aus
Ipridt, .ppn iid alein aus ole nebeltbater 81
betrafen, lid fs~a.
Die 0eudridt ron Der Meselei III gul6ecbe>
ltati1t lf9, aber feline 0et1tl8 lino etn9elarten.
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Sie g inpeibMn9 Der SictprtasS riife bnrd) ben
Nrip;eit npu 9SdIe8. ~.& s

saiWt pntreal &c. 2lt9. De- .3u8anq
5lir Sictorialgri mar mir burd &arten er=
nlBgli6t ulO ppn Sieen eingefaBt; innerbalf
per luffabrt iaBen Die bSbeten Stdroe unb all
Der gaQerie bic Santitien Der YQrlamentSmitr
9lteber. :tl2' ~ ~ D1t
Der 8rtpl5 iteute ltd auf ba8 eigea8 bd5u
ber8eridtete @erltf ltpO nabm aus ber Sanr
peg 8qnmeiiferS Der 8rHfe cine fl6erne &eae,
beitri4 bic untere Stdde be8 festen, nod nidi
befeftt8ten 8auiteine8 init MtBrtel, lieB tbu
alttsllt beS Ipparate8 binab ltnp l@taq brei
wfal nit etnenl bSl5ernen Sdld9ef baraaf.
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BON 5000 Biz 1000 8erIpnen empfansen. &a>
noneni9i1e, Wtuit uno i~onlti9e8 3ubebBr Der
91telenzS bpm,
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9lnstritt bes @nsanebamma.

aWi11tam8Pprt Ba., 26. gu9. Der
9etri9e %maiienbafte 9fesen lieB ben peltlider
gtrm be8 Slulie5 10 SUP fteisen. 10 biz ID
900 8aumltdulule murpen ppnl unteren Safens
banim ben 6luB bilabgeIdpenlmt Der pbere
Safeupamm fd18t ei1e l1a8e4enre Wten9e bers
ielben auf bic alle ppn 2pdhqpeu unp 8ine
Greet berab9efpmmen iino. 8pn SampbeuS
Sd9emible riB Die Slatb s Wti1lipnen SUP an
gaurnitammen fort, Die bier meifen9 am 9rp=
Zen Oar1m itd ltouten. l--.-. h. 49,.
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&M&K$X t.H
bes
baltimore Sdn9erbunSe8
ain B. Septenlber 1860
in Npf'8 SeGatr Narf
~"b9eFaIen BON ben @efans. 8ereinen:
L. &ic6erfranS,
2. &arn1pnie G~;eians:0 ereiu.
8. Mrbeiter Geians=9erein. 1906 3#t0.a
a. EHrner &iecertafei. am@ .c1 -i..
5. G'ermania MGrnerd,pr.
6. Mrion G1cianssSereim.
Selts BrOgramm.
y Verlamnlur9 Der I~iuntliden @6nocr mn i6r,r a,nu.
., Sam &a{a991e. gSelt Yratftry WlOr9en8 puuft 8 iIBr. ="
y S 9Tf ~ oy, e Nag : S. n9r Sn Der &arn9aat, mtcr @otftt oes
s Sutg gtaF' 9a'Ooer' Baltimore unb @apItrabe 6S sunt
l. Ggor bee seaaTmttn ganscr6an t4' Juno
81 bunoe8. I'' Vo sanger.
o)s2' Gbor 6es 8eiannien samsrbunSeS:
"&re9er, 9bpr bon -. oH,
y gsIGgn9sDSTttrd8s Ger OerI4e6enen @tretac ami mill iGren rsnetH.
pen ga9erPl6sen. VIZ 't'" 'GPeFH'
81 9anie unb Dinner, .a a
y 9M5s@r s 9mttta9s nbr. S~aettSeIan8 Ger ~Ucri8ieOenen
AZ gNtOs6 @Den BON slten !. Baltimore qi,,,rfr,a,
o. 0aS Sduboriden y. S66fer. .Sormcnie 6sIonossrs3,,
y. g gSosrSaSlaTl9 Son 3oaner. -. atbster @eIarmaSSerein'
'.f2y e PIE Sttetin9sSet BON abt :. .@ermania SPS~nsr6or
= N9t Dem ,&bett BON aiden Qrion @eio Tosemir@"'
lo) o. eppf 6S9 9elentnen San9erbunteS:
-, 81 S&eenss sbniudt" eOn. .@rcoOr.
~ InI 0SH TefPlabe Wirb elm OGIih6nbioer
S~nrm'@pParat ebenip Elm &IettcrbSMm NJ
Steten mert3oOuem P~retien aum IpecieIIen
y Set9Haqe 6erSn9smb aaf0eFeItt'fetn. Sm
oen 3ml 1enPa ufen Wir6 Elm Sodianf fen ~"
anfattet; an Dem fef9efellten 8ieIc INA.
dst 1eoea Ste9er ebenfa(l8 Elm Gwertbp CfTer
~ } @SS%.r Il. NAG Der S%urn9aae aten5s u5r af Oericrs,n
xdays Se 9tau Goae @ar8 per6en bon WpraenS 8 ubr an. in
, anSSnNrstoDsner 9et9s bis na8 Dem 6ctpIase geben. sir X >" SHnS M
W" S; S%gt !n, enl oenllel6sn iot9t bic ~erfOrOertj&e BoIi,eRnio6f.
Slau1t gun! Selttpl9se fur Grwa6Icne 25 G8. sinSer fr1s
5y- SsSst S%geilnsbaer AM 6eie moae ii6 osfiaiait SEN anotS-
a(gn82S-N sSo ,as gsus = lagH.
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Bon Maibtn9tplt.

g aibtu9ton, 81. Gug. Der prdT@
bent tpirO am Mittrpdl ppn 9epforo Springs
Suridfebren, a .#sH9-. 81. .25-.rl ,
Obslsi6 es nod ni4t iefite4t, oaB 9poaien
Sierra Gru5 ulp anperc merIcanilhe Safet or'
9reifeu wirp, 10 bat bod bic Administration bic
uStbisen NtaBre9eln 9etrpicn, nm fhr ALE
6IGe BEN amerttaniiden 8ur9ern all Srt rtto
SteIe pet n~St9i9cn Sans gu 9emd9ret. i
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Ser fleine Miefe

Peter8bur9,27 81. 2tus. Douglas tam
pter ptelen MorSen bon Norfplf an uno murpe
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ug@ 0o8 6hoheroe{hSft3 mi

gI Da8 9 dQ 8er8ef9aft 5pt=
fden Douglas unb8ell. Sm Staate
0ep<gOrf baden itd tefanntli4 Die Dpu8luiier
unO 8eqer Quf Elm 9emeiuIame8 PrdlDentett=
electoral 9idet oereini9t. Gin Drittel Der
@lettpreu auf benz DOuglaS-9a95ettel bete9t
aus alien anriidigen GnDip>gtotbtn9S: GS
bietet Itd bier bic ~merfparbt9e Grl4einung,
baB @e5biIdpf Su9be8 uuO iein lau9idbri9e1
@egner @rutu88 rOpt8 CUR 8efie9unsppn Sin.
coin treue @afenbriber gemprpen finb.
Sn 0ewzSerlep ba9esen iteben auf benz
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5pei Dpuglafiten, 5mei
8redinriD9er unp bret Snpwnotbut9E8eQer
Sn Georgia BADEN li4 9leidfaGs Bic Dpu=
Qlaften init ben &nctpnpt6iugs8 elern peret>
ni9t.
'~ff8blatt bemerft iber bic.
~"n u~nleren beut'
"G6ielen
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9ie neue GiIenbabn.

Same8tpwn, 90. g., 26. In9nit.
&ben 1T Der ct te Bug Quf Der Acknowledgement
8elteru 8abu am 9iei9en 9labe, 80 Wtetlen
bon benz Sercini9ll98pnnfte nit Der Grles
Seem ODrferz9abn on9efpmrnen. So berrl4t
III 8e5us auf piele leue Sabn 9rcBer Gt1tbus
liasmu8. Sn 2aufe ber fOl9enoen 8r9e mtro
Die 8a9n Dem 8erfehre 9%eEffnet lperpea. -
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;

Ga6ri6t Wiro berntit 9eeeben, Sas ser llnterSei9nets bon Sem
@aienseri6t Der Staet Baltimore @oaaadt Sur @erpaItuas be8
ertatten bat. que, bic SorSerlnasen an bteieu Ga9IaB BADEN,
werben biernait eufseforSett, iol9e nebft ben nStbeen 8sle9en an
ooer ppr benz 80. Sanuar 1861 ein5ureiden unb oeHenb an MAIDEN
O6sr 8u 8ewartssn, SSb ls tbrsr 5CTSsranscn an SielsSS Ma8iab
seIeslf6 fir OerIufh9 ertlSrt tper6cn, aae, bic 3aBtuugen an bisle1
SaxIab st MAIDEN baben, fperben bternit a~af9ef1rberf, ipI1e I'M.
psrSaoli6 an ben nnterSei9neteH sa Ieiten,
GaS2, 4R,1ufp SpHts matter, aSmtnIratsr
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Mil1e -gsrrinmmIuna aef6l

8ptHe, Sno., 25, Nug, geltern
Nbeno wurpe cine republitantide Serlammlun9
gu Netpburg III Sub. BON einem Saufen 9eute
unterbrcden, an beren Sptbe Der Srt8marI9a1
Gal. Sleeper fta1p. @8 maroen Btltplen nnter
bic Men9e sefeuert, nno mebrere Perlpnerr
perleet. SdlieBlid, ituBten bic An9relfenoen
ppm SAanplaB be St6runaen liA aurid6teben.
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Nflle Nn5eigelt,
@OuuernellentszYdi in's Qll8lauO
werosn in or Office Ses "Q8edere beiOr9t.g
Gfnrh

ami a. @u8uit emanuel 9etn3erItm9 aus gie6cnfcpb
@roBberSo 9tBum 9eHen, itne &eer6i9un9 ftnbet itatt beute ben
%. &uguit aa4mtho9S2 2 u6r bon 9%pmbarbitr. Snftrmarp.
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0nnnlas in NprfnIf.

Morfplf, 27, Qu8ult, Douglas belt
ant Samltas eiue Otebe bier ppr un9efd9r
5000 8ar9ern, Dielen @(Or9en reilte er l1adl
Yetersbur9 al. aqtr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26
From Albany.

ALBANY, wednesday, Jan. 10 looV
The argument in the Lennon Slave case was closed
to-day. Charles O'Conor concluded his argument IN
the m ornng, when Mr. Blunt spoke for about an hour.
Mr.. W. NJ Evarts then arguedn reply to Mr.. Conor,
to which the latter replied closing before the rising Of
the Court Mr. Blunt alluded to the failing health Of
Chief Justice fancy, and remarked that probably be-
fore long the Supreme Court of the United States
would be constructed differently from what ID is at
In Executive Session to-day the following appoint.
ment, were sent in to the Senate by the Governor:
Harbor Masters Franklin Whiting of Broyklyn; Hart
ID. Murray of Brooklyn; Jno. s. Anabee of HUDSON;
Robert Murray, s. Benedict, A. d. Barber, Joseph
Tinkham, James Z. Coulter, and X. Vanvslkenbnrg,
of New-Vork WIN. Maskeu of kingstoni alexander
Schultz of Fishkill. For Port Warden2 Martin
Thatcher and Edmund Ii. Seaman of New YosK; Saual.
p Russell of Hamilton, and Louis Lounsbury OF ARA
serdam,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26
ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. MILIIKEN, from the Judiciary Coma lttee,
reported fayoraby the bill to regulate me n 10 vi
interest or forbearance OF money II
Mr. BINGHAM reported fayorably the bAi amen lilly
the law designating holidays. -, -.
Mr.. CHARLESTON gave notice OF bill reiaoN 10
dockage on the Hudson River.
Mr.. A. A. MYERS gave notice OF bill 20 rsS, I've
the rates of ferrage carts and other vehses
Brooklyn ferries
Mr.. COOPER gave notice of a bill to prevent t ne
adulteration Of lard. -. r.,
The bill TO authorize the Trustees of Coluplba 20
lepe. New-York, to take and hold real estate, VA
passed. ,r -, s..
Treasurers to pay public moneys pronPtiyi Ut to
qurng them to pay interest Oh tne sane sI terd ,hss
Mr. DORSCH gave notice OF bill 10 exteho INC
time for the collection of taxes in 1860; and Mr. ~ H.
LIKEN of a bill providing for the suspension ana re-
moval of certain officers.
the hill releasing 10 Daniel Lord the interest OF tho
State in lands In NewYork up for the third read
inc to-day, and on motion of MIR. CALLICOlI, after
debate, il was laid on the table.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Mr. VERMlLYE-To authorize the Richmond
County Supervisors to pay all damages done by the de-
struction of Quarantine.
Bv Mr. SAVAGE--To exempt family stoves, spin
ming wheels and looms, and one sewing
lew and sae under execution.
By Mr.. COLES-To allow persons having unpaid
assessments and taxes in New York. to pay the same
with seven per cent interest, within six months.
By Mr..VOORHEES-Last years bill to limit the
Office tenure of Militia Commissioners.
By Mr.. HUBBELL-To increase the salaries OF
prison officers.
By Mr.. JAQUES-To make the transportation Of
conyc.s to States Prison a county charge.
By Mr.. JEFFORD-To prevent the Imprisonment
of witnesses.
BY Mr.. POND--To appropriate 5000 each to Erie
and Munroe Counties to aid in building asylums for the
insane poor.
Mr.. MANSON introduced long resolutions in favoro
the Unon--deprecating the existence of Slavery-de
claring the right of each State to control its own
domestic institutions the charge OF treason
because of the desire TO prevent Slavery from going
into the Ter Notwithstanding the John Brown raid
-denyng that the CONSTITUTIONS Slavery into the
Territory -denouncng the attempt 10 establish saVe
code with erritores-appaudng the steadfastness OF
the Republican Members of Congress, and denounclng
the threatened dissolution of the Union in the event
of the election of Republican President, &C.. They
were laid over.
By Mr.. CONKLING-Requcstin the Controller 70
report the amount of duties received in tue city on
New.York on foreign goods sold at auction. Lad
over.
By Mr. CALLICOTT-Directng the Committee on
Ways and Means inquire whether law is needed TO
keep more distinct the several funds of. the State.
Agreed to- Adjourned.
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The halifax Telegraph. Lilac. and
the European News.

SAcKyHLE, n. B., Wednesday, Jan. %, 1850,
Although the shareholders of the Nova Scotia Tee-
graph Company at their recent annual meeting, en-
phatically condemned the conduet of Messrs. Cogs-
well, Morton and their associate Directors for their
connection with tho private na~s spectators, aud by
nearly unanimous vote turned them oat of oshce yet
it appears that the obligations OF the Company to the
spectators are such as, possibly, to sOmpesthe Asso
eiated Press TO continue tAoirexpress arrangements ior
several weeks longer Tho Americas news, now
nearly due at Halifax viii be expsessed b th: place.
ms heretofore; but the arrangements here consinas Oh
such character that il quite imvoesbe for she spec
uators to anticipate Ae public report at any point weSA
of this station.
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WORK LEGISLATURES


A SENATE.. ALBANY, Jan -
| Nr. SESSIONS made majority report on bill re-
ouiri,r the Canal Board TO levy the rates a toll
| on ali p~operty carried over the Central, and Os-
weoo and Syracuse Railroads, both through ana
way freight, and on al through neem only on tho
Waertown road as IL levied canals live stock
copied such toll TO b. levied from April 70 Dec Of
each year The length Of road on the New~fork and
Erie TO be tolled is not to eSceeo INC ie"B" !" Tue
Central.
Mr.. CONNOLLY makess minority report o1Ssons-
ing entirely from the majority report ar, c.-x..
The Committee reported adversely on DIR. Gsrdnsrs
BILL nding the law relatnyto railroads 40 'ne oiY
of Necyy-York. Il,
! Mr.. LAWRENCE introdnceta bill to increase the
rapaI of the Orient Wharf ConpaD to slD,VV0 ana
10 extend said wharf seven hundred feet from 'io
Mr. MkNNIERRE intrciuced bin to retsee tho
ca,al stock of the Tanners Loan and Trust Company
to = 100000 ,.-.,,.a
eysbrm which pYovies that the bsiness snail GO
ponducted nnde- the nam, Of the general partners
onIv without the addition 81 the word Company. ,
~ R0RERTsrDN iutrosil iced bill to Increase the
compensation of Assistant n itrons at oi's sung !"
Mr. KELLY introduced bill prohibiting the steam IAN,
- 81 Tho New. Haven Hartt ord, Stonipgton, RAJ
RIVER Norwich and Worcester or pr1vaenes IN ies
from landing passengers and hei gnl Dei'" '"' wv
Grand street, East river 80 tovation 10 the
amount of $500 was taken up IA GOm1 .h iii vas
III a.. u.o.;or Of Mr. SpTNf liza, the Uii Wes
"hoie oh n'.,on a " ,bs a,s men of NewYork
amended ~ az s he amdau of IA OO0 and progress
was reported. III for the hotter
Mr. MANNIERRE gave notice OF yn N Ior We W.
government of the Common Schools "a new S;1 70,
Mr.. MCLEOD MURPHY gave MOTTO a,;, g'n .r nU
the establishment Of five district Goa .'s, WIZ ,ahor
mary powers for the recovery OF the W e s IS
ers and servants, and to facilitate tho &c SnonasaS
debts due for labor or service by estaoes "
persons. 49, ,ras sIsctsd
Senator LAPIIAM ofthe XVlth Dstrts "'ei''''o
President of the Senate, pro tenn u.,-as.
Mr. LAPHAM said: Senators, can hs7 uly eAPo ',s
the great obligation under which an pls: en oy !o.r
act conferrDg upon me the high position o. rres,uen
Dr0 tenpore and in accepting the honor conierLeS
upon me by your favor and Partially, - P so VIII
difHdence and distrust of my ablities-more speeay
when consider the many duties and respons oihes
imposes, and the importance and ma2nitua Q, .h9
many questions which are before u.s. 1fusna ua'
NAV rely upon your sustaining aid ami assa .snce,
hope to be enabled to discharge the duties a uy anu
impartially. Adjourned.
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The Harpers Ferry Investigates
Committee.
CLEvNLAND, Wedneslfly, Jan

CLEvDL AND, "Wednesday, jan ~, 1861
e. s. Marshal johnson was in Ashtabua county !s .d
,arday 20 sarve q summons on Joshua r. Giddngs ann
John Brown w., appear before the Ssate CS@p sn,
tee. MI iddings is in the State OF k,ew-f 0 ~
wss toIegraphed to and viii no dsubi Preceea ~
Washington forthwith. Mr.. B'9vn eoain I h~css'
sound Lnt copy Of tho summons aslefsat hs hoss,
and he probability is that be viii obey h"'"
Summoned 10 appear ON the 5Osh inst.
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Non-ArriyaI of the Expected, En-
rOpean steamers.

PORTLAND, Wednesday, Jan. 25-l2, midnight
The steamship Nova-Scotian now fully due nere'
with Liverpool dates of the llth inst, las not been
signaled up to the present hour.
HALIFAX, Wednesday, Jan. %, 1860.
There are yet no signs of the royal mail steamship
America. now about due, with Liverpool datos of the
18th. and Queenstown of the 18th inst.
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Boteler did, that Mr. Sherman shall not be elected
Speaker without assigning any proper reason it lie
not probable his friends will yield to that insulting
menace
II Mr.. Etheridge's suggestion to vote two weeks
without speaking, which seemed to be acquesced
in, be followed, practically important steps toward
an organization win have been taken.
THE GoyERNoRSmP OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Messrs. White and Dawson, two Democratic
candidates for Governor Of PENNSYLVANIA are now
here The Administration has favored the former,
though protesting neutrality. John Covode can
beat either by 10000 majority, and put the State
beyond all doubt in November.
THE MEXICAN TREATY.
The intelligence of the disastrous defeat of Che
Liberals by Miramon's troops, has damaged the
prospect Of Mr.. McLanes treaty before the Senate
it being manifest that Juarez has no foOthOld out
side Vera Cruz. and his tenure there is frai
WAsHISeToN Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1860.
Dead letters instead of being returned here within
six months, as heretofore, now returned within
half that period of time, thus proportionably facil
tatng the restoration Of vauAbes to their owners
well as preventing the inconvement accumulation Of
such letters at the various Post-Ofces. This new
raneement works well. The Postmaster General sug
gests All alteration in the law to return them within
still shorter space Of time.
The official documents submitted to the Senate on
the call of Mr.. Sumner embrace the correspondence
Of our Minister to Rome with the Papal Government
concerning the outrage the family Of Mr.. Perkins
and Mrs. Doane, at Perugia and show the final set
Element Of that affair by Cardinal Antoneli.
No formal proposition has been made by Spain for
the settlement of claims against her, but her dis
position, as recently expressed, is considered highly
favorable TO that result.
Our, Government has received no dispatches from
England for the last weeks in relation to the San
Juan difficulty which is agreed on all sides, will soon
approach settlement.
On the vote to-day for Speaker, MIR. Sherman was
supported by his friends formerly in solid column
Ali the votes cast for Mr. Bocock from the Demo-
cratic side. The Southern Opposition with the ex-
cepton of Messrs. Davis of Maryland, Etheidge and
Boteler voted for Mr.. Smith of North Carolina, to-
geiher with Messrs. Clark Of Missouri Dejarnette,
Keitt Pryor Smith of Virginia, and Taylor, Demo-
Gratis Mr.. Davis Of Indiana received six votes, and
twenty-seven votes divided among twelve other
gentlemen.
information has been received here that resolution
wasntroduced into the Senate of Mississippi the 18th
inst. to send a Commissioner to the Legislature of
Virginia. in view Of the impending dangers to the
South.
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Hudson River Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, "wednesday, Jan. -, I55O.
ID. M. Irwin, of Fulton Oswego Co, one Of tho in-
jnred passengers by the accident last week on the
Hudson River Ralroad, died this morning,