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tn the vatestion of exch of te mew the wy) .igation war Ordeved, exee.t tne Feaevuings and casuisic ‘nTaDeations Init anwn dy & Buajorty im tbeir report, which, leaving cut suudry qao- tations from the opitious of G.vergor Waiker aud Sonatur Dongle, and 8Ome Consiterations growing out of those ‘Opinions, ia but @ reiteration of the views laid dowa in © President's mereage The majority of the committee arsume to decide upow the ¢roper line of in jury, mateat Of obey ‘vg Udo CLGErot the House, If Congroa Canzetin quire into (ae moce ANG mouuer of the adoption of the Le- Compton constitution, theu they cannot inquire ifit wasever Adopted stan. ‘The moority ciatm it to oe their Privilege to report the proceadmg: of the committea to the How'e, fo the end timt “if the committee shall by the House be held t& have failed W compis with its ord jer, the reapon sibility vay rost where it belongs. They also hold that Under their views of the action of the committes, tt is thetr duty t report that action to the House, t. the end that may make auch further order thereon ea may be doomed just and proper THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS. VIRST SEBGION, Senate, Wasuinator, March 11, 1858. DMBATH ON THM ADMISSION OF KANSAS. Mr. CuiaNpuae, (opp.) of Mich., addressed the Senate on Karsas affairs. He was opposed to the Lecompton con- Stitution for four reasons:—Firat, Because it was con- celved and concluded in fraud; Second, Because it does Dot emaunie from the people of the Territory, nor express their will, Thid, Because it la one series of aggressions Ou the part of tho slave powor which, if consummated, Willend in the subversion of the constitution; Fourth, Because it strikes a deathblow at State rights and popular Sovereign j. In arguing the first of these points he re- ferred to the conditions and workings of the Misseuri Com- Promise, contending that things worked smoothly, with occasional exceptions, until a new light broke upon the courtzy un the sbape of popular sovereignty, aud that up to the apowurance of the Nicholson leer, the powor of Coogrers to legiziate for tie Territories was unquestioned ‘This letter was held up by the south as @ high bid for office, but bide still bigher were demanded. Then Mr. Filmore bid the fugitive slave bill. Mr. Wabster fol Joweo with nis seveuth of biarch apeecn, and Mr. Dougias with the repsai of the Missouri Compromise. What was tho reward of these three menY One was voted cowm in the Nominating Convéntion; one did Rot even receive the poor compltmeut of 4 nominition, and died of ® broken beart,aca the third has now tho whole power of ths admuistration on his traii, hapting him Hk bloadhoanda; and there are threo other men to Whom this admiuiatration owes its exiateace, who are now meeting with a similar reward, He alluded to sfessrs. Stanton, Watkor and Forney. Mr. Chanclor next briefly combat Mr. Benjamix’s arguineut—that siavory was the common law of England, quoting high autho- nity for his position. He also roferred to the Dred Scots decision, the priveipal dogma of which be deocunced, as the most daugerous aggression oa the conetitution ever enunciated. Proceeding to a harration of the fraucs in Kansas, he alluded to the alleged fact that the first Legislature of Kansas bad passed the whole coc» of Missourt iaws, with several pages of Additonal iafamous iaws of their own concocting. Mr PoLK, (adm.) of Mo., asked him to point out one law Wentica: #ith the cove of Missouri. Mr Cuanpiex said be had not the code of Missouri be fore bim, dut he undertook to affirm that the whole code ‘was enacted. Mr. Pox-—Specify one. M CiaNpice wae Lot familiar with the Missouri code, but couls prove what he said. praof. Mr Pork wouid like to hear the . Mr. CHANDLER Could prove it by the evidence of three Mb, WO Bet three weeks in comparing the two codes. Mr Pork—Name them. Mr. Char pien—Messrs. Howard and Shermaa, and Older newer of the ciber House. I dou't kuow his name, but he is there. Mr. Ciaxpusr then proceeded with a review of the Kaa- Bas civctions, reiteraticg statements already familiar to the public. ‘Some discursive remarks followed, in which be quoted Messrs. Cass ana Buchanan as supporting the Missouri compromise dows wo IM48, He aiso maintained, In oppceition Mr Beajamiu's theory, thai savery is the ereatore of municipal law He asserted that the repub. licans are now the rational party to whom the Union must look for tts detence, Pnasing to Presiient Buchanan, he Said toat he reapected hia so long aa he kept within the laws, but «Len he attempted to fores a coustitudon upon ‘fap unwilling people, he was no longer Jnmes Buchan, Pre- sident, but James Buchanan, crimnal. The govern- ment, he believed, could not succeed in its do- signs §=It had not money enough to buy ‘Dayonete evough to force that constitution on the le Of Kauess should be attempt it, and biood be Shel He would be liable to impeachment, and liadle to be hanged asamurcerer He deprecsted civil war, but confessed that his respect for the people of Kansas would be lessened if they di) aot resist, avd he would hold the President re- sponsib'e for every drop of bived sned. Quoting extracts from Mr. Hammond's aperch, characteriziog the laborers of the North as slaves Mr. Chandier replied to it with force, quoting Southern writers to abow the dograded con- dition of the whites at tbe south, aud closing with a spirit- ed defence of tue Northern work mea. Mr. Pryrer, (adm ) of Va. contended that the President bad taken the course to settle this vexed question. He then gave & rapid sketch of evests in Kansas down to tho application for admission into the Union, To this ad- missicu ho paid there were two classes of objectors, the ove denying the lega'ity of the Leconptoa constitution, and tne other Acking for the authority of ap eagbling act ' He ro- plied, to the objections at ieagth, coatending as to the one thet the Lecnmpton conatitattou—wae a valid in strument and ag to the other that the Lecomuton con- Blitation being legal, Cougress had bo right to sead it beck Slavery t the ouly point in diapate, aed if Songress should im the right w look into tae Coustitution on wccouat of slavery, we may look for other thingy that may be di greeab ©. Tn the name of thirty milions of people he pro Coated ngaiust such outrages. Then pasaing to the Drod Scott case, Me Hapter tarned to Mr.Seward aaying he would not accu-e hum of wiifu! maetatement of faci, but would fay that bis party bias bac 80 colored his statement as to Tender Hem wholly unreliable, Reading from Mr. Se Ward's speech come extracts referring ty tae Supreme Court be commented upon them with severity as iuviting the destruction of the judiciary system in order to recon @truct it cpon a basis that should administer tothe passioos ‘and prejucices of the mod. Referring to Mr. Seward's prophecy that it is to be internecine war until slavery shall be abolished, he waved bim chat if the war should come, it would Inst for centuries. The very {rame work of thesocia! condition Which tbat Senator propuecies is a state of war. Turniog to the question of slavery, Mr. Hunter made & passing allosion to the present political condi tion of England, who, he said, be liked betror as abe ‘was suriy and opinionated, but frank, horest and brave Tather thaa in her recent guise of ‘aise plilaatbropy as the interferer im our domestic institutions Bat waen she Fesurved her empire over In-lia, with aa bandred million of individuals holding their ives and property solute wii! thought she would bave the tempt another interference with our domestic institat But (continued Mr, Hunter) a reaction is setting ia in rope oa the subject of slavery. Hero, too, a reaction it going oa. Our people are gravitating lowards the equa tor. The Senator from New York said that the white man will have this continent. I say #0, too; bat as ita master, not as the equal of Indians and niggers. Only on these conditions can the white man rule this coutsmoat. Mc Hunter concluded by saying, perhaps at thir moment the beurt of Young America is pondering on things woch neither the Senator from New York nor [ dream of searching out, nursing and gaidi the tendencies of the times into the mighty fatare, an into new forme of government. nations are scoemes, aad playing for the etakes of empire. spoils of nations that have been accummaty ing for cooturies are uow attracting the cupidity the ‘cat powers of Europe. The cagies gathored to the feast, ut one, the youngest of them, is absent. Such a state of thingy cannot long endure, Our instincts tor empire for- bid it. Kansas is dwarfed ¥ the side of such groat ts sues. If the Senator from York wil lead me hie tri pod, I will undertake the prophecy that this Union will be ed, that respect wiil still follow the jadicial ermine fod that we slsll at ome future day cultivate a spirit of conciliation and harmoty, without which the bost part of iberty will be lost. To renlize these — the Amorican people must cast from their councils the Senator from New York. They must beware of tho wep that lurks under the flower of his rhetoric; one drop of that venom may bring o lethargy on the bi dis. turb the balance of expire Mr. Kevaapy, (opp ) of Md., defined his position. He , Said he stood there in peculiar circumstances, as the inadequate wo the the cotton growing regions, ing to the question of Kansas, against sectional discussion. Ho had no rightful connection with it. Ho waa, he aaid, a couservative middie man, equaily opponed to Yan and roManiem, whether it comes Or Sorth, He expressed rogret at the coup'ing of Minnesota with Kaneas, referring t) a clause in the constitetion of the former which he considered odious, Caugerous and foreign. He here road the clause defluing the classes who may exorcise the olective fran- caise, lacinditg foroigners and ladian half breeds. Squat- ter sovervignty and alien ratfrage he sald, wore princi ples he abhered Ho concinded by saying that Kanaas might alter ber constiution if she pleased, as Maryland aig) aver GAYE Ago. Ir. Wane, (Opp.) Of Ohio, got the floor, Adjourned. House of Representatives. Wastixerow, March 12, 1958. ° TH MPLOMATIO APPROPRIATION BILL PASE. ‘The Fowse passed the Consular and Diptomatic Appro- vprintion pull. THE REACTORS OF THE CRNTRAT. AMERICA’S PASSRVGRRS, Mr. Crovemam, (adm.) of N.C, from the Committee on Foroign Affairs, reported a bill making an appropriation of 9760 to pay for the repairs of the Norwegian bark Killen, “which rescued the passongers of the Central America, Tho bill was passed. ra , 4 severe! Dnited States % ormeh of Sir Jae Frankia w receive ae trom the Britian goreranwnt THR PROPORUTION GF MR HARIUS RELATIVE TO THR KANSAS COMM YTRE. The SPeakRK anounced tint ine pecding question was on the appeas or Mr Hartis, of {ticol, from the cectsion o tho Chair thet bs cout? not read’ the jouraal and Flaten< nt of the Kansas Committee to show that the commitiee had not executed the order of tue Hoase, for the rea’on thst the & ake a report ircm a commmittor and Uber 10 hea con Of Here liage er Eemnis, Copp.) of Lii., saie that nothing but impera tive duty impelled Lin to raise the queetivc. Th was pot doce reshiy. The caves quetad by the speaker, he cou: tended, Weil Lot me aingous thal unter Courideration, He an {the minority de pot prop we to make & reporg irom the committee, bet mereiy wish to stow that the ther members of the committee have disobeyed the order of the Hone. The mmority report vo bill for lagu lative action. The eubstantive proposition is that the pri. of the House hace been tn! » and thet the i of the committee are part of the majority report; therefore the muority bad a right to retor to, or produce those minutes. He repeated that this was nots report, sustain the action of oe reas’ but ® procuction of facts to the minority. - fle quoted vartous anthorities to show that the House may entertain ® metion as a queetion of privilege. The cocirine is laid down tbat when a commit toe is remiss tn duty, {tis euffictent ground for further pro- ceedings in the House. If this be so, how is itever to be knowato the Hiosee (ants comtace is rooniae unless that it to the House, and one mowbg is sufficient to produce tbe tact? oe Mr, Sraviens, (adm.) of Ga., repeated that no precedent tor the fas pad been clatmet by Mr. Harris, could be found in r of the British Parl‘amont, cr of any legislative boly in the world. The gentleman from Ili bed vot an authority GB eustain him. The question is whether the remisaness of the ma- erty, Or minority of a committee is a question of privitege. fe coptepded thi! it was uot, and eaid that no precedent or authority could be found ia Hansard or any ozher authority, The geailamep hat utterly failed to make out his case. Ho (ir. Stephens) considered this the most im portant movement ever wade in the House aince the fouu- dation of the governinens. It is revolutionary, and strikes at the foundation of the rutes and orders of the House, and under its operations the House could do no business, ’ Mr Stephens further contended that the majoity must first make wreport before tho House cna determine whetbor the committee have executed the order of the House. He was prepared to show that it had been fully executed. Tf toe report is not satis‘actory te the Honse, let them dis- charge c.mmittee and recommit, or turn the quastion over to another commities. He was reaay to moot thi tsuue, but was opposed to a sideway of overturning the _ and orders of (he House nnd upsetting parliamentary aw. Mr. Gow, (opp.) of Pa., caused to be read the resol the: der which the committes waa apoointed, to suow that the commitiee was tastructec to inquire into aM the iacte connected with the adoption of the Lecompton ¢on- stitution aud whether said constitution was satiaisctory toa maicrity of the legal voters of Kansas. Mr. STEPHENS rose to & point of order. Mr. Grow oaid that t came with a bel grace from Mr. Steplehs, who had induized in tho utmost latitude of do- 6. Mr Srerwess replied that he had conflued himself strictly 10 che question before the House. If Mr. Grow Wanted to go Ilo an investigation of what tae commiies had dono, he (Stephens) was roacy. Mr. Grow said that Paritamentary law required tnat a majority of the frienos of the measirc should have been put on the committee, but the presiding officor had put & majority of ils oppovents or. It was a correct principie that a child shouid not be put to nurse with one iLat cares vothing about it. Mr. Wisiow, (adm ) of N.C., quiled Mr. Grow to order. Mr. Grow—O? coaree. The Sraxke said the question was a delicate one, as Mr. Grow was commenting on the accion of the Chair, Mr. Grow resumed, eaying that if the majority of a committee viviate tho order of the House, how is the House to take wotion to acertaic that fact unie#s by tho statement of one or more of the members of that com maittee. Mr. Starmys said he was ready to show, when tha re- port comes up, that ae committee haa examined every material fact. Mr. Grow replied that the committee had no discretion; they were directed to investigate “all the facis.”’ Mr. Exctsn (acm.) of Ind, asked how they were to know that the committce had executed the order of tho Houre under the present aspect of the House. The gen- Ucmen from Illinois (Mr. Harris) eays tre committec have not Cone 6o. Mr Stephens takes precisely the opposite grotnd, He (Engisi) thought the proper way was to submit tho official record, which, he uo- derstood, embraced the entire actlon of the com- molttee, including the report of the majority. Lot each branch of the committee put in their papers. Mr. Qutrwax, (acta) of Miss., called the geutleman to order, saying he was ready to show that the committee bad Gone its duty. The Speaker said the r could be received by gene- ral convent, and it woul! then be proper for the House to tuke euch action as they might think proper. Mr Evcrisn, (adm ) of ud. appealed,to gentlemen om all sides of the House to receive the papers aud fix a day for their coasideration. of Me., objected. Mr. Wasnpvrs, ( Pd Mr. Hargis, Com, Md., offered a propzsition, that each branch of the committee be allowed to present thelr papers, and that the further consideration of the subject by ye Ul Toesday next. Mr. Unperwoon, (opp.) of Ky., offered a similar propo- sitfon Objections were made to the reception of both. Mr. Camusett, (opp.) of Onis, suggested to Mr. Faglish to aflix & proviso, to che effect that no amenament she | be made to tho report of the majority in the form of a bill to acmit Kanoas, so long as any five members of the commit- We desired ts be heard on the facts: Mr Hoverow, (aom.) of Al position bad ever been tande. Mr. Camvaeit, of Oblo, said that he recoliectod that a foreign State wae once admitted into the Union by joint icsclution, auc Why Could Lot thé attempt be made to ad. mit Kansa® in the sare way? Mr. Corvax, (opp ) of Ind., asked Mr, Raglish to modify bis propor itioMee as tcall only for the official report of the Committ e's proceedings. Sir. STEPHENS did not know that any official journal was bept. There was no cork, and no journal was read to the committee. Mr, Coursx warwiiling that the members of the com. toe should come together aud agree upou a statement of their procceaiggs Mr. Harnis did not huow what the gentleman under- stood by an cfow! journal, bot one was kept Mr. Ssxrunes sash Ge cever heare it read, aod did not ca}l it official nniees it was sanctioned by the comznttees. Mr. Moxnitt, (opp ) of Vt, suggesiee an informal eub nuirsion of the reports, and Uuat the pencing question be that oo similar pro. postponed unti! Friday next Mr. Waster ka, of Me., explained why he objected to we propusition’ of Mir, Kogusn & Hlouse acojter tue report ot the ty with the propo to adtait Kansas, it would ammount to legislative et wotion Mr, Stavnnye said it was not the object of tho commit. & bill oa to Uke joust resolution for the ad- misriom oF Kaveas. Mr Wasnuensx, of Me.—You can have your report in- troduced into the records of the comuitiee Mr Sisrikss—I stand upon the tights cf the committee Mr. Aprain (adtw.) of N. J., saic they wore approach- ing a definite point. The great excitement was passing off, I the proposition of Sir. Eugiish was correct it ought w be adopted. Mr Excusn seked the vuapimous cousent thet Mr. Stephens and Mr. Harris be permitted to prevent their re ports. They might be printed, but wet with bill or joint resolution appended. Mr. Joxes, (ad) of Tenv., moved that the pending ap- peal be laid op the table. Motion negatived by 109 awainst 111. The following are the yeas on the motion to lay Mr. Farris’ appeal on the tabie:~— Yeas.—Mosars. Abl, anderson, Arvold, Atkins, Av Barkadaig, Bishop Bureett, Barnes, : ont Mg Lobd, oO Orawford, Curry, Dewar}, Dimmick, Dowtell, Rdmunds Faulaner, Fiorence, Gartrell, Gillis, Goode, Greenwood, Greag, Hateh, Haw sine, Hopkins, How . Hughes. Huyler, Jackson, Jenkins, Jewett, Jones of T-nnesser, Giancy Jodes, Gwen Jones. Kelly, Rink Maryland, Laid: Mason, M Quitman, Keady. Reon: Savage. Scales. leion, Smith Wortendyke, 5 yoo Clack, Clarke B. Cochrane. ie, Garnett, Hickman, Fru, weit McKibben, Moore, Morse of Now York, aniei W. Sisk Mr. Hanniw said his tien raced the whole cae fairly and fully Mr, Stephens or aay other member of the committee objoct to the minority hereafter Presenting their views in a report? Mr. Srepimws said he world pot, would not object to Mr. er, when ® report Mar. Hanns claimed ny bey 4 bands of the majori- ty of the committee, but as they bad expteeved anxiety fora on which a}i parties could unite. he sub- his proposition as one of fairness, but | ing an objection. Iie would call attention to sul now. If Mr. Letcher and bia frienda had determ' on their course, his course was fixed He then withcrow his appeal, cay ing that as objection bad been made to the tation of the minority he would let the ma ‘ity take the chances for the netion of their report. ‘The House then adjourned tll Monday. Sinking of a Steamer tn the Misstetppt. PORMIBLE LOS8 OF LIFR AMONG UNITED STATES reoors. . St. Lovis, March 12, 1868. Tho steamer Arkansas, with 200 additional troxpe for the ame post, has been sunk in the Mississippi, about 160 miles below Cairo, It is not yet ascertained whothor any lives bave been lant. The troops belonged to the Seventh rogiment of infantry, and were destined for Utab. The ateamor Lady Walton arrived at Jefferson Barracks yesterday with 200 troops from Fort Smilin. Burning of the Steamer Gov, Pease. Wasnineron March 12, 1858. ‘The mail, with Gatveston dates to the 2d inst., is to 6 atoamet Governor Poase, with 1 bales of cot tom was burt fn Tefaity reer on Une ath wt Bie. bw dred bales of the cotton wore insured. No lives wore lost. Thore was a fire at Liberty on the same day, and 1y amounting to $10,000 waa destroy: '@ have received no mail from New York or Mhiladel- phia to night. Saxocannr. Ono, March 12,1968. fined in ih at Ithaca, w canned ath the murter ot hie wife and child, some muceseded tn making bis escape in NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 13; 1858. 5 A. Granajean te th» we FORE LP OTe arene. Marcus Cleers St uley on the Stand. 4 with Be . § lattering grow tof the asie of tick ‘i ~ Mae — AN ALLEGAD CONSPLKACY TO Takk Bis LIFH—PRE- ets 14 thf eity of Now York. Liua is my anower, aad ai! ve coma.ited sereniifieall) o» ail diseases of the human hate, Bouare, LIMINARY BXAMINATION OF THK DEFENDANTS ~— | the one tht you wiht grt. ph ey od ot Maretay.| The Sixth aud Hig Auuany, March 12, 1858. CKOSS EXAMINATION OF MB. STANLEY—-OUK(OCS pi. a will eee about that, that ia for the te oalabsament, . 4 DEVELOPEMENTS—AN EXCITING TIM® IN THK Be- | “] anno ony oe . 20 Cent Ambrotypes, with Case—As Origine REPORTS tata apo nc | _ The que-tion wus repeated mod’, at (he suggestion of the | wiv inuoduoed by KIMBALiy tbe world's platens monet nap By Mr. Dancing (rep )—Favorabiy to allow the Now | GOBDER'S OFPICy, BTC | Recorder, ameniet ao as to ombruce Now Yors state anc | Broadway \ 4 Josey Nortern Railroad Company to lay # portion of | Te Recorder's office was the seeno of wanaual oxeita- | elsowhora, al oe thelr road ta ths State. J ment yestercay, and was crowded with a large number A pg 3 x in B+4 wyeelas @ PSs -4 Goad Nowe to satiate op Ae People. Tae ‘ y largest oilurs, Ct By Mr. suns (rep.)—By dil, to atiow Beary Ruggles to | OF Men seid to Be engaged ia tne lottery paltoy business. jotteries condactea or carriad oon in tae State | foresiling i Helens boy Broad rar Cngtta busd piers and buikheats iz ‘ Tt coome that a few days since Marcus Cicero Btanley, an j of New Yor. Suppose I recnive meney from Poan- pom Srookiya, near the Navy Boy's and Youth's Clothing—Spring Stock Bow open, at 81 Joba street, corner Nassau. D. L, CORNWALL, ies of Kngiish aod French 4c, received por late seamen, & Nol Astor Hous sylvama, (cinwere and other p aces, am I lagaily reapon siple to tho law tor that’ I destine to answer the ques- tien, for fear it may load mo into prescoution Q. Are thers two womea auw hving in this! whom you Rave tived as their husband and hat by them? A (with an invtiiferant emiley have been bali a cozy tr anght | know (great T'd Hike to ask you tho same question ter by the bystanders. Mr. Smith—T coula Mr Stapiey—Not wir! alleged extensive dealer in loutery polivies, preferred « charge of conspiracy to take his life against two men named Middleton and McCarty, and also ontored a com- Plaint of assault and battery. Stanley was subpwnaed to attend the investigation demanded by the detendants yes- terdey but declined to appear, The Rocordor tasued an attachment, which was served upon him by an officer, and which regulted im bis appearnnce before the Recorder at Yard, Also, favorably rolative to the Staten Ieiand fisheries, Aiso, favorably to revive ‘the act incorporaung the Albany an’ Now Ratiimore aip Canal Company By Mr. BranpReTH (dem }—Favorably, to wt ber i ‘ba Boal ms Nor Mod 'ca’ Colluge of Nei Also, favorably to repeaithe law of 1857, Ceutrad B ttroud Company to charge extra way fare, oe Wabswormu (dem.)—i'avorabiy, to authorize the formation of juvenile reformatory wayiuma. Latest § tee, cravacs, ehirt bosoms ORiea N's entrt and furnishing store, 150 Dozen Custom Made Shirts, Retailing ai wholesale prices, at McLAUGILAN'S, Greea: treat, corner of Marray alreet end (he Yort. lowing the snter) ; (Uproarious laugh: very readily. e truth daat I will, though, | Mr. toorr (dem. ), ( j hia chambers. He will be held to answer the charge of | Perhaps you know Tom Hurd's witer Hant, Weheter & Co.'s Mitch on Towne avs Gooition, reposted atrcesely tee eutie® | contempt of court, and at tho request of-his counvol, | Q Have you been enunged lu auy legal, fawful, igi. | machioos embracing Hicks’ receat berg 3 of Highiand oouuiy. made in writing, the hearing of that branch of the afflr | mate business, for the lust Mfizen yeara of your life, and if geaced under Howes’ patent, No. 449 way, NV. Gres th s¢, what was it! A. Well, I was roporter for the Police r was put off till three o'clock ou Saturday. The Recorder observed tbat the complainant had the privilege of eettling the assault and battery cbare, but The alleged conspiracy was in the hands of the perpla. oe (rep.) made a minority report in favor paermn by Acer i baiaee Rigas x “ Action on both the reports was doferred. Q How long sgo wes that’ A.I do not recollect; T 0,000 Cases Boo ane Shoes at Auction don’t know when My connection corumenced or when tt Were ne Ry Mr. Branpueri—To prohibit banks of iasue, ‘Mr. «Stanley evidently felt uncomfortable, was | evied. I bave no means of refreshing my recollection. Defiance Salamander Saiee_With Patent By Mr. Soorr (dcim.)—To incorporate the Kellerman | “Aid that thre woold be “naagoriag.”” Q. For the last tev years have you received money from — power proof locks and Oross bars, Also, fire and burglar and Aygioutc Last.tute in the city ioe York. The Recorder said---There shat! be no bad; in this | porrons wha have been engaged In lottery policy biainess . proof parlor safes. Depot 193 Pear! street office; you can refuse answer the questions put to you by ue ecunee) if you res tht ‘Mr. Smith then proceeded ‘o examine Mr. Stanley, who, after being eworn, deposed as tollows Q What ia your name? A. Marona C. Stanloy. BOBERT M. PATRIGK. “The Right Man in the Hight Pince” é what the world needs «iX2,persoa should Adopts purses witheut @ phreno.ogin haracte: aad tahemte ty FOWL En @ Wants nt Bi Hrosdwaye fa you cl jor the purpose, of protecting them from the auhoriues’ A? Not. for the Purpose of protecting them from the authorities. Q. Did you state to the persons from whom ‘you re- cel¥ed the money that it was for that purpose? A. No, GAB COMPANIES. dir. Baanpnsin inticcuced & bil to amead the law iov the inoor poration of ges light companies. x MSTRICTING BANK LOANS, _A resolution was adopted thatthe Bank Comtuittee ve directed to rt at ou oarly day on ng Q. Have you ever went by any other name except thaty ir. Se nentrtos: ng oak pairs Bes EePengh Bay see atyt A. Netenat } am aware of. Q For what purpese did you receive it? A. I cannot | Batchelor’s Hair Dye, and Toapees— Se ig py! Q Ika you ever go by the name of Charles Stanley? A. | specify for all tne pu. os, ‘The bost in the world surpassing all meds. Bold and Biaty Gays by bauha of thin State. < "pec pos applied MIBCKTLANKOCS BCBINESS Neier ae? Suowiecae ere ahi Q. About how mauy have you under contetbutioa? A at tho manufactory, 28 Kroadwa; The Sehate covsiien tated . ley — the nsel’a ret is ex. | | have Bad none under contribttion, (the ‘ast wor. Gonmusioncrs ta ef bicacien: mending Undrord | qi i to have the preceodiagsTablshea tuahe ped. | being smphasiond by Mr. 8. wil pour free) Shela beta te wena Woe ae Green as « public park—ordered (oa third reading. Giner | He press, end for no other purpese Well, trom how many did you reveive money? I e row, end the Dil of a private nature wore advanced u stage Abii | , Recorder-—I hope thir oxamtaation will be conducted | will see whother your rocollectica upon thia subject is | 470 Privately applied. at Ro, 6 Astor House, to prevent frauts by warehonscmen hed algo further for the purpese of proving something material to the | good or not. A. Ihave rendered many men services in Card—All Persons who have Halr progreas, at iksue, a business and they have paid we for them. ‘of = bad color, are invited to call and it Docker Mr. Smith——My ohject in examining thie witvoes fs to | Q Can you give is the umber’ 4. don't know how IDJBAN (consnitation free), nt 34 Chureh streot, cormer Assembly. show to the Court his chsractor, and cheractor 17 never | many, four or five though, I will givg2gu their uames, | of Barciay. His new fuld gives the balr dhe natural color de- - immaterial. When Igo: through I sball ask the Court to | if you like. Oue of them is your clicut, Benjauuz Wood. | ® -@' send teey be considered # ren! prodigy of chemlatry P Avaayy, blarch i disregard entirely every word that ho bas sworn to in his | (Great laughter.) Ibave received some money from him. THE POLICE BILi=- THY CONTEMPT CASE--DISCHAROR OF MESS allicnvit sauloat MaCarke sed Middleton. Mr. Wout, who was standing among the crdwa, Pesan nce begga 5 Seemeenry sat D: Be 8 si Mr. Btaniey—-Recorder, Lask your protection, sir,in the | shouted “bat man ts swearing taisely.” gist. aowhweet corner ighth avenue and Twenty. haescrmtaniesiedlasonnycr or Pheu absence of counsel, This examination is intended to gra- | Mr. Stanloy—He add ine 91,000 @ year, street. Medicinag strictly pure. The Metropolitan Police bil was taken up in Committee Of the Whole. Mr. Winx (dem.} made an able argument in favor of the repeal of the bill, and bad pot concluded when the hour assigned for the hearfag of Mr. Jaxats Hamilton by counsel urrived. Messrs, Hamilton and Keonody were placed at tho bar by tho Sorgeant at Arms. tify the merbid appotite of tue public and to please broken down lottery men. Reoorder--1 will rule out every question of the counte! that ws irrelovant. Examination resumed.—Q Did you never go by the nem of Sha Never, to my knowledge; I might have been called the i for anght Tknow. Q. Tmesn dia you give that as yorlr name at any ue during your perdimbulations through life, whore joa bave Q You vtate ta tae affidavit which you have mado that Mr. Middleton,¥in connection with Mr. McCacthy, had Wreatened to take your life’ A. [believe they did Q. Whotold youro? A. The tirst_ man who informed me thata plao was laid totake my lite was John Mor. riey, ond a man by the pame of Thompson told me ao subsequentiy; be Said that $2,000 was offered for that Purpose and that Middleton offered # max $300 to knock ioe down; Thompson said he would bei me $600 that be . ty kish Mata Donte, 25 Conts per pppoe e had onl, CA LL da Hore, © high Srenue and Twent) eights sires. = A Medicine, Sctentifically and 5S! compousded, which makes no undue pretensious, amd ts re commenced sy elttzons of the aigbast reap ootability, desar vas xygeusi- te patronage of the pubite. buch « medicine ta the o1 ed bitters, for the cure of dyspepete in all tts forms. Mr Hamiiton presented a paper, stating that und been stopping? A. Never could prove it. So ERE eT CE advics of counsel be had eubm bis answer Q. Did you ever go by the namo of Charlos Seymour Q. To yon kuow aman by the name of Thompson’ A Piesse & Lubts's Frangi¢anot—An Eternal pore he, peggy io wits Hie eieane_ wae that, be A. Tose ae ae nv acted is Via Thave seep him oueo; Iwas made acqualaied with him | Perfume, DOUPUY, a med any intention of larespect to the House, aod be Q When was enter the army under that | for tho first timo ten cays by Joan &. Briggs of this Stated that he bad acted under tho advico of couandl in to. | nare. . city. ae a e Kine Me-Quick.— \¢ te Procared fusing to besworn fe now admitted that his action was | Q. When? A. I do not recolle: @. You never bad any dealinga with him before tha | fowl egrent tulips. Sold everywhere, DUPUY, cheentat, wrong, and declared is readiness Wo give all the informa. | Q. Whore? A. Inthe city of New York. ‘AL pever saw hia to apeak to him before, seins eee ton in'kis powcr, at any time bofore the committec. Q. Where were you born? A, In Carolma, 4.1] Batlard’s Hatr Dye, Kellinger's, or Manhae Q. Perhaps you know the tame Biackemuith Dan? bave heard thatname; I read it in the papers, and that is all I know of it; ie was not trtroduced to me as Black smith Dan; he may have a haifa dozen aliases for ought A regolution honorably dischargicg Mr. Hamilton from coatody was then adopted. Mr. Keonety then made a forther explanation, justify ing his course in demandiog counsel. tan Uniment 476 Broadway. Q. Awhat place and what year? A. Nowbeen, but I do not know what year. Q. Do you know how old you are? A. T do not; I think Tm between 35 and 40. anbattan plasters, bitters, syrups. &c. Depot MISCKLLANKOUS. i kaow. ir. BARNES Fania) gpozoat longth in favor of discharging Q. How oid were you when you left North Carolinat Q. You bave travelled a great deal over this couatry, ~ = ag Mr. Kennedy honorably, declarmg that he (Kenaedy) hud | A. I don't know. Ive you aot? A. Not a very great deal; I used to travel A SPLENDID PORTRAIT done nothing in contempt of the House. Q. Do you know whother you wore 12 or 15, or above | considerable when I waa ou the Police Gucetis. ol - After a warm debate the motion to discanrge Mr. | that? A: [have no moans of fixing the date, ‘and do no: | @ Within how muuy years bays you rocely st any mco- MOAMARD PASEA, Kennedy from custody, withont expressing opinion as | kpow tho year. ey irom Benjamin Wood? A. I have received money LEADER ; to his position, Was adopted, under a call for the previous Q Well, were youa boyora man’ A. (smiling con- | within three years from parties suthorized by him THIS WERK, question tomptucualy) I was a boy. lo poy me; T made an arrangement with him by whieh En engaged THY CONNECTICUT AND NEW YORK ROUNDARY LINE, Q. Have you eny idea bow old you are? A. Ihave not. | received money. WINGS, TENTS, AND CANVASS ARTICLES, EXIT. ‘The SrxaKkeR presented a comranatcation from the Aon. Q Is there no record of agea kept in your tavsee’s Q. Fave you receivedany money from hin within tae Ditfon, millinry anc mlutng tents, made from superioe miidew and waterprocf canvass. on bind and made to onder of fuy required size and at the chortes: notion wal: atiended to wilh promptness and despatea. LBS, 25 Bast brouaway, N. Ber. Fiold, one of the Commissioners to gacertain tho boundary line between New York and Coanecticut, iu re- Ply toa reeolvtion of the Aseombly, stating that the com- | mission had done nothing stace their report to the Senate last seasion. family? A. Ihave never soen any to my récollection Q. When you leit North Carolina what place did you go to first? A. Loame to New York, I believe. Q. Well, are you certain even of that? A Yes Q. How long did you remain here? A. T do not recol- ject. Tani three yeurs’ A. He has paid me no money withio tive years, bit f mado an arrasgement to receive money from bim; I do not know that be has becn in the pol business; Tcannot prove it, aud don’t want to way 0; L thipk he is too smart for that. TUR POLICE BALI. In reply to question by the Recorder Mr. Stanley to procure the recipe for "* Wilson The consideration of the Metropotitan Police bill was | Q. Do you know what business you went into at that | said he made wo affidavit agaiust Mr. MoCarty uuder | Sad lotion tor >: ldness. can find it ipo work eatitied “ta. resumec—Mr. W. Baldwin iu the chair. | time? A. Yes, sir, great excitement “All Task of Mr. McCarty,’ continued | Quire Wilhe,’ ot ov recipas for preserving the, babn Mr. Lvnew (adem) spoke at lengtii against the bill, | «. What was it’ A. I went into an apothocery’s store. | Mr. 8., ‘‘is that ne will try the same thing Let him % lexicon. &e. Price oniy one dollar. for sate by taking general ground that the city was worse and more aw governed, under the Metropolitan than the ol¢ police system, aod charging that the preseat force | @. Do you remember how long you stayed there? a. I do not; some years. Q. About how lesg? A. Three or four. Q From there where did you go? A I do not recol- lect; you will remember, Mr. Smith, that this was a good many years ago. Q. Do you remember What business you went into then? A. Yor, T recollect that. Q. Wi was it’ A. I think the apotheciry business. Q How leug did you remuin in that? A. I don't know. Q. Aveut bowlong? A. 1 cannot tell. Q Can you state whether it was one month or six months’ A [think it was more than either, Q. Wns ita year? A I don't know. Q. How long did you remain m North Carolina? A. 1 don't recollect. Q. Did yon go into any business while you were there? do tt Lke @ man, and gong me notice, and 1''! be prepared for bum.”’ Mir. Smith was about to call detective ofiver Bowyor, when Mr. Stanicy informed his Houor that be had eit nesses whom he was desirona to have exemined. Mr. Smith—! have witnesses here for tae parpose of im- peaching Stanley, who know of his tragvactions ia Paris, Londou and New-York, and throughout the Uoited States LT bope your Hovor will not decide this question until TI have the opportunity of presenting thia testimony. T sal! ark, and with contidenes, woo, to have Stauiey's testimony: stricken out aa entirely worthiess. 1 maintain that these partics are uojuatly arrested. The Recorucr eaid ho could not permit the counsel for the defencanis to go into the defence until the proseca tion bad finiehed their case, and acccraingly adjourned the further hearing of the matter til Thursday next, at 11 JHKALD, 18 Ann aireet, LL CONNOISSEURS OF GENT! are tuvited to call at 13 Nassan stree of Wines, three yearn old, . Pairtck’s day. EIR SH WITiSKRY corner of ui % bronched for thr OH cents per bolle $2 69 par Me AULiFF & OO. Agents for iso's Cork whiskey. MACHINES— resamakers, beot and Brondway, corner of Broome sree, RTAIN CURE.-HEGEMAS @ COS compound camphor ice with gly serine. safe wud agrecadie, NS He! Nos. 165, 273, 511 and VE PERSONS WHO HAV was com poscd i great part of men of bad charactor. | Mr. MoNerr (dem.) aleo epoke at length ageinst the | pricciple of State inverference in municipal affairs. | Mr. Decaxey (dem ) spoke riefly ; after which the com- | mitteo rove and reporte The bill was made | pext. Pr gre } pecial order of the day for Friday THE RAILROAD FREIGHT TARIFY BILt Was made the special order for Mooday even’ CANAL POAT LIRN LAW A number of petitions on the usual eubjecte wore pre- sented; among cthere, fer the canal boat lien law, and another for the tmposit.ou of tolls upon railroads. VHAPPED Hanns — The Castle Garden Investigation, < I = ty ‘an en where 4M yougel: & Tdonh o'clock. O°Nas Gan the Weniruent vaey have ben under, ae ! tA rom ” . rel My ineited to call on : Aumany, March 12, 1858. | now, Tm Orena—Tuinp Niout or Tux Hearenors.—The third | D.who hasbeen very muccena/ul in curing huvereds of ta a c ie of Ke ‘ ” 1 mie tp this eit, i " proaou' ie ine, Seen! Committe on tho afar of Castle Garden | |. bit you come back to Now York? 4. 1 don't recol | representation of the fluguenola” at tho Academy of | moiety iniscly afte pring prosouneed incarstla nad gree Music was attended Plast evening by a densely packed house, the receipts boing nearly $3,000. The performance was as excellent as ever, and the audience very entha siartic, ‘The opera will be given for the fourth and inst time but one, on Monday evening | This e~-ning is ect apart for a cheap opera night (A‘ty | cents?’ _ parts), when the ‘‘Semiramite"’ will be givea, with Mme, do la Grange, Mme. D’Angri, Gassier and the treniment of consu diately on exemination w and he spesks accordingly. F ‘ease longer than ten 4 If he cannot check tbe Catal gress of the Cineano in that thine, he will not lead the wu Uo apy further expense. Office, only for the Wreaiment and cure ef consumption, 188 Bowery Send for « book gratia, [)OuTek By JaMie RXTRAOT OF CANNABIM IM, aien, nteohoiie preparation. from the Inaves imparted Saloutt ebitia, eu tine euerally can dee’ tenuae ether he can be sucee: | or aa, makes ita rule to treat ne here, that is very evident. Mr. Smith—You were in a great many places, you will find, before you got here, Do you remember where you went te from North Carolina? A. T do not. | _@. Do you remember what time yon got back to New | York from North Carolia’ A. { do not | Q. Doyou remember what business you went into when | = came back to New Yorks A. Ihad moucy enough wo ec) me without going into business. Q. What did you ¢o for a living? A. I lived on my Mr. Deviln appeared, and stated that he was requested by the Commussiouers of Emigration to attend before the committee to protect their interests, He asked permis sfon to attend tue inveting The com: Dovlin abe counee!. Mr. Kennedy was called as a witness, and eabmitted to be sworn, ant anewered the introductory questions; but teeir wilingaoss thet Mr nt, but mot in the eapacity for (be perm®neai cure of consumotion, brom- ide and geveral debilit pared by Or. He ieand when asked in reference tothe affairs of Castid Gardea he | mouey. others in the cast. The opera is flourishing finely, and | JAMS, Jersoy City. For sale in New York at 306 ( refused to te tee the adviee Of co ibeet on tae |. Q Do you remember where you were in 1840? A. No, | 5 v y eet, commer of Allen, the old established drug store. Price : \ ¢ ae | : : 1 | tue season wili doubtless be prolonged beyoud the orig Dany partot the United states bp em ground fhat oe wie implicated in tue charges coniained in | I do not; I have no recollection of dates, Address A. Gusemen, druggist, 36 Grand sued, {ie prea vie to the Tesoiuucns ordering Ai investigation, | @ Do'you evor remember boing ia Bogland’? A. Yes, | na! intention of the mauager, whose efforts to deserve tho 5 unless cuuree! way «lowed Lim. sir: Sea A public support are being fully rewarded 0 comm: ven ed pe ‘ | Do y The committee exien ted permission to Mr. Kennedy to | (,@. Do you remember meeting a man by the name of D* STICKLAND'S AMERICAN FAMILY PILLS AGR o8 t have counsel for this purpove A, Yes. Mosca: Manwae.—Mossrs. Wi. Mason, Theodora urdonbtediy the beat vegetable compored ever diseo: in b "7 ubpeet ‘on charged with stealit Mr. Catlin. A. ! A 7 . vered for liver complaint, dyspepsia, &e Ser certiicties om Mr. Devin Laving beeu subvwnaed as @ witness, the | By —— ing by Thomas and Carl Bergman will give their third classical | bere Wh auenes 170 Witham atroet committer adjourned wou! slonday, ia order to give Mr. Kennedy time to € ctl vunse} ‘The assembly committ investigate the Brooklyn | bribery case belc a meeting tals afternoon. No mate developemeuts Were gunde Q Were sou geot to prison in London fer larceny? Mr. Stanley, (drawing iitnself up in the cbair)—TI decline to apswer that question: I think it Is ungentiomanly to ask or to answer such a question, it is @ persoual insult to a gentioman, and Gegrading to any maa to ask or wo answer such a qustion. Recor 1er—That is an anewer to the question. matings, a the Spizgler Institute, today, at one o'clock The programme is a very attractive ono for the lovers o classical music. } CARDS—THE FINKST AAD at FVERDELL'S, Keoadway, oor iabed 18K | Fe IT, APOLHBCARY AND GROCERY STORKA | CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Broapway Tavares —Mr. James Melville takes his first benefit in New York at thie house to night, when Mra, The Court Martial of Col. Samner. i} | _ Lundersiand a large quanuty of mixed and polsnone gia, ra - putup onder the name of Woll Sehiedam aromatic scbus Canusin, Pa., Marel 12, 1868. : Mr. Smith—Ts Ws tion ia, wil it degrade the witness? | weiviite makes her first appearance here. After this | t Aknen Wolf. b iin thin mare, nud ro me Court met at nine o’cleck this moral The first | Tam not to be catechized by him. 7 $ 2 | chase: our f sherry hud grocery stores, on sccomms The Court m: _ aioe o a Mr. Stanley—It is degrading to the counsel and to the | @Voning tho house wil: be closed until Tussday, to allow | Of the chen; ters ot the alnil ™ witness examiced was Col Jobo Harris, of the Marine wikoess. tino for rehearsals for the new spoctacte, which is found- | — Ans ove ep imposed » in the purchase of die Corps, whe testified that he was aware of the correspon ing Or sending thet dence between Col. Sumner end Gen. Haroey, on or about the 15th of February last: was consulted by Sumaer as to the tenor of that correspondence; koew hie views in re gare to his note of the Lith of Febraury; witness did not coustrve that note to be a chationge, nor did Col. Samner, at of his knowledge: dit not think it ase chal uderstcod that Sumuer bad selected no triend to » purpose of catering the public enge for hun, bor uy ono w act m his friead | taste and gratitying my enemies. Thore ie no question ergeney were to arise, The witness was not | asked here portinent to this issue, Ihave no means of au protecting myself, and | eaanot answer any more ques- The evidence was closed on both sites, tiona. If 1 bad counsel L could be adviaed what course to Co!, Sumner was allowed two hours to prenere his de: | pursue. fence, atc the Court took a recess till twelve o'clock Mr. Smith—I ask if counsel were present what dif- Ot re-nenetn lowel Sumoer'agdefeuce was road | ference would it maker These questions are proper. by Jndge Wats The accuses zaid he wished to impress | When a man goos into a court of justice and asks that the Court with the ivca that the acts specified as const! | citizens should be arrested and held iy bail, and when the ¢ tthe articles of war were not the | character of that man is such that he dare not answer pression of pasion, | questions which would degrade him and exclude him “ne ideration, aad the con table sockets; when a man like this is He procerded to moet tue permitts d to prow! about the community ——— charges mm acta: per Mr. Stanley, (igserrupting him, with @ sarcostic smile)— ona! affair ¥ ith Govern! Harney out of an official matter, | This is cone tur pablic eflect. @ the ground that the mere preveuce of a court martial Mr Stnith—I cannot talk if the prisoner is permitted to ividual from the consequences of hia inquiries of a court martial dual copid justi'y an ex or ignorant passion. fle Mr. Smith—The counsel wil! take care of himeelf. tfei will confera Mr. Stanley—1 am here without the protection of coun- att 1. o my off tng or nelling say ¢ Rromatic xchuanps, u botte and cork, an label. ed upon the Indien revolt. A dramatic company, headed by Mr. and Mra. J.J. Prior, has been engaged to play in this pice, which, it is annouaced, will be gotten up in graad style. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY MERALD, A@eira tn Washington-Proceecings In Con- e-—-Affeirs at the State Uapital—News from Europe, California, Meateo, Caba, West Indies, d.—The Atlantic Velegraph—The Kansas Queston—The Utah Exypedition— Markets, &ec., die, The Wexxty Hewaro will de published at ten o'clock thin morning. Among its contents will be found the follow: fag — Affairs io Weabington—Proceediugs in Congress The Kansas Quegiion—Majority report of the Special Com mittee of Fifteen. New York State Affaira—Togisintive Proceedings. News from Kurope—The Ministertal Crise tn Eng! Affairs in China—Jommercial Intelligence, &c. The Departure of the Niagara The Present Prospects and Condition of the Alimntic Telegoaph Katerprise—ia it Pos. sible to Lay & Sudmerine Cable Across the Atlantic !—The Reasons Why it is Believed w be Practicnble—What has been Proved hy the Failure of the First Attempt, with an (lusten- tion of the Paying Out Machine and onc of the Cable Circles. The Uh Kxpedition—Our Special Correspondence. Important from Mexico—Six Thousand Men in Arins against the new Government—Zulomya’s downfall considered certain. News from Cuba, the West Indies, Ac. Edttoriale—The Mormoa Rebels ani our Northern and 8. Smith, who, dia depose and that the Southern Disorgenizers in Congress; Overthrow of he Pal: | caueg of cares made by bis magpie salve are true and gease mers‘on Ministry, The Revolutionary ball again in Motion; ss to bet myn e a Affirmed! to betore |. Rtephena, Commissioner ‘The General Bankrupt .aw; White Siaves of the Norin, ac. 1 Mayor'a caicr © Ha, ‘nee. York. Latest News by Telegreph. * po Cenal street, near Church. Finasecial, Commorcia!, Keligious, Polldeal, Sporjagaad | ———————— ~~ ee ” Ri MATINM, SCROFULA, SALT RARUM, &c— Marisiane Intelligence. ‘Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market, Schéa jaunel tee ein, eee ptm Ma “Retail Prices of ali kinds of Mac. | Riso, old ulcers, fever, soren, ian, the je reriaatae - impurity “= Dlood, rer Pg incipient kelable Produce. = oes, saan. Marriages and Deaths, together with « Large Variety of In- rand street. Seventy tre centa per bottle. Ke RSPENCHEID HAT FOR THE PRESR! teresting Loreal amd Miserllancous Toma. ore: Single copies, iu wrappers, ready for mailing, can be hed Leeie cecal brongaderpet Uy qadomenet tnwens fashion. Price bal are warranted supertar to at the counter. Price six cent, re ‘The mails for Burope, by the steamship New York, witt | S07 for which Os demanded in Broadway, Manufacturer of genta’ bata, 18 Nagano etree. Q. Were you in prison at Newgate for six months, sent there upon a chazge of larceny, and were you put apou vroad and water forsix weeks in rotary continomont, and hat Ume oceasionally on the treadmill’ infer counsel, This examination eof UDOLPHY OLFR, 2 Beaver atroot, IBRON'S KYRUP—THE GREATEST BLOOD PURE T. fer in existorer WING, 122 Broadway, GPESON'S SYRUP DORY NOT CURE BY NEWSPAPRI F putis vor sundown cortifcaies, The eu bere € Ht RING None Wiideay tt. For sale by UO. JIBSON'H SYRUP —THK GMNERAL DEPOT Is a@ TF Wrshington avenue, Alvany, N.Y. JOS CLARK oaly rule. | Gs ene KINe, Lo OUT FOR THE LEADER A CAPITAL L1KRNRSS of th GRAND TURK LUTIA SMITH, viction of abeo'n OF PHILA. phis, has arrived in New York, and pledges bimant” to cura Any case of paralysis. rheumsilam, oeurecgia, pew and aervous disorders or make no charge Please Dr. Smith, pourier ANS, Weil, if he is not he haa been brought here after consicerabie eflurt Recorder—This discussion must be stopped. (And it was stopped.) Goon, Mr, Smith, said Heoorder war. ard. Mr. Smith, resuming—I know the history of this man’s life, and that! dois very evident from course of tne examination bere be FF pry Tam here not © granfy the morbid appetite of any one; | am here for the purpose of seeing that the ends of justice are attained in this caso. Saat oo maven in the fcamngoer my pretasion 4 and I do not caro, ai my uty, Govino. the parpose of gratifying certain parties. Teecor der andorsand Mr. Stanloy to say that he do- clines to auswer the question ly on the same grounds that he did the other, Examination continued—Q. What business are you ia now! A. No business. Q. How long ts it eines you have been in any business? A. The 234 of January, 1 Q. Whore aro you living now? A. At 675 Broadway. Q. The Lafarge is the name of the house’ A. | believe it te. Q. Have you been publicly rawhided in the Park for oonuetag ® mans wifer A. Never. Have you been rawhided in the Mark? A. Novor. Hare you been whipped with anything in the Park: of ression ed that the place in which an individual stood could maligpaat cover him with official ion; and argued that an ja- divicual calios to account for slaaders thus utered, could Bot successfully plead that a court was the witness of bis offence. A question put by the Court to Gea. Harnoy was whether he entertained prejudice or bias against the ac- cased, to disqualify hima a member of the Court’ The question was sitnp'o, and could bs fully answered by yes or no. Harner eeized the occasion to abuse tho minds of the Court, and ineult the acoused, by deciaring that he bat before charged the accusod with angentlemantike and uooficeriike condect, and that he had litt.e or no respect for him se « soldier, apd that the accused would bave been tried for the offence ic and untrue statements had not been made to the Secretary of War. Gen Harney, when gppealed to by the accused to relieve bim from the accusation of false hood, wrapped himself up in ths aitence of {nainuat‘on. Col. Sumner theh appealed to every member of the court whether be did not owe to himself, bie family, his frends and the army, the act of propouncing to Gen Harney the LOOK OUT. THE LEADER ts Week CONTAINS ay THE CREAM POLITICAL INTELLIORNCE a PPRARED BEFORE ME, close at Hg o'clock thie morning, The Weextr Henauo wit be ready in time for mailing. ME LEADER Ni ‘The Metalic Tablet Razor Strop Can be T UT, ey obtained, genuing st J. 4B. SAUNDERS store, Mo. 7 AcaPtPAy PomTRATE My "refer 0 the man that robbed the United States mail betas» ining . ; eal ‘Trade Commeneed.—The Krot Hat in Arkaoaae; ‘porhape that may retreah your resoletoa tunes Reeseny latent rn cngrenn ae ALL THE ¢ 7 , board or room with a ie te vaweer Of a adttes ieee 1K NEW YORK ATLAS TO. MOR: The accused ancien heel in Gin cag? “h Notte mp kuoiedee | manaet. by omy Your dollar, KNOX teat Non ae T Leh more ae own jus the practice of ducting, out held ubat eit |" You have oon in Arkaneas, havini you' "A. No i | Trowiway 4 cow Seen St ee Ree orn tory of the “Ham cumatanctes m occur render it necessary, even my know! H not recol: 4 we heard of the en fiineetiienen, dite, dieniee y e the expense of the lows of w commlanon, ‘Tolne third | Sie bct neler epee wo bier | whe Spring Fashion for Gentiemen’s Hate, | “et Peller Bil will renter charge, of upbraidiog an officer for refusing to accept © |. "Boforo Jaauary what business were you in? A. Ido | by BERLE & CU., 150 Brondway. _ A. very attrnetive sheet 3 challenge, he said if aceursd did not send a challenge, | oli answer. — Prive only three conts. Sold b; puis nae Gen. Harney did not refuse one, and could not be - i Up te the 20d of January what business wore you in | Lynne, De Base oe WRRIICK & BRAMAN, Publiapers, | a od th om ueannen this city? \ capes nciie you decline to answor | fall reduced to $2, at WHT = rt received the paper, and went " , owt jon | “ 1) WIPH GOUT, RURUMATTAM, sion, which was very short. The rorult cannot be kaown | “"'Mr'stauley—t think the anewor may subject me wa | Genin’s Spring Style of Gentlemen's Sttte | [THOSE ACEMCTED Wirt QUOT, RIRUMATISN. Aim till itis promulgated from Was! the criminal provecution, but i do mot thing the aagwer World eee eee te ae eee cata Bar an (OF inspection tually cured ge yey e \ * . or, Dr LER, roome sti eee a of ta ort eh wee . be yor nee pt of te sume | GENT®, No, 314 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's, Wroudws 7,_N. ¥., in botties at Pt and $9 each, Colonel Sumner remains til! Monday. The Jndge Advo- | from any persons cornected with lotteries in Baltimore or | Dawid’ Hata are Now Ready. K GRAND TURK cate wo jagton with the papers. | gisewhere? A. Has tist got anything to do with this case? | Salesroom 201 Bronggay, ner Duane street, + itt Tias that anything to do with character? I will answor it in | TD ADDER Madame Loin Montez Announced te Deliver | this way-i am in the receipt of no money whatever con. Patronize the Young and Enterprising Hat- thie week feu with any legal business in the city of State of | tere Their apring style a ondy, amd.a perfect gem. 10h, WIGS —CLIRRHUGHS WIGS AND TOUPSES Fusina, N.Y , March — "WwW @xcall all others for durability, ‘and comfwt. Tota Menter, the distinguished Druntdan, was re esterday lectare ‘s Hall. No % so arrival agperieg, theme Tf T show that this man knowingly violates | ‘The ncheld Hat for the Present Spring | Non residents will ive on aj Naystem 0. mea b pm omnes surement whi wrlfiggrs «tle wal teem oe —_ lea F Hee: coraer of Heoadway, psalm reputed agent of that celobrated lady would | $< a the people, either for the profi! or fan of ‘course the same oredit is not to be giran | 1458.-sLeary & Co, Leaders and In- HISKERS AND MUSTACHES CAN POSITIVELY Proprivtor of the halt refused to open It to a witnees who toetifies to his own Infamy than if he wat | reducers ot fachion fer he hain ace aon roots @ wi neh ince in te weeks, by ne aay hs Bills, tbe collected eiccket | “Mr Baith—t donot wast Manley to put hie construc. | Wy spring styl for dn, oa. 6nd 8 Anton Hon” | Ug Sse Broa ts ant J Tat we heat of bien Ne was pursued. by an | ton on what is logal = | Phoreanets ‘Peonsands have Surveyed iO GILLIAN, Bhs Bpruce atrent, yyy Ta Q oe en the receipt of money | pe Stocveh an camiaston | sori any way to | sated mane epee | inte set ee we | rates Roemer Fae ot jon 585 way, oppesiie DOUBLE fOLR ARR, | from. aouree connected ‘Yj guerrotypea and - ready at Wan aad tee places (oy Cala or some ether pre: | frome any cenres en Feira Walityyce ‘Reareniy pee $4 double bole Pease! boi as