New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-18

EnuoHlI CONFERENCE.-The body rcisseul-
bed Yesterday morning AZ u oc.ock, when the
Committee appointed al tho previous sess.o on 10
prepare business Tor the Convention reported.
through their Chairman. samuel Sands, Esq
encthr report ami series of Resolutions. setting
forth various tori inter, - o. tie press th0u ;t
out the sta 9. particularly the c5ultry press The
Resolutions express au approve. oithe efforts now
being made o. es,ab. sh tie cheap postasc system,
AMI call uIou the r representatives. Cd. the state IN
Congress ~ use their best exer'ous % bring nbo1t
So desirable a result The Resolutions also provide
Cor pet.tiolug Congress- 90 pass law allowing
newspapers 10 circulate rec throughout the Coz
OCCASIONAL District iu Which they mas be- published.
w .th this Exception, the Rcsolut ous were devoted
10 matters only oi interest O. the country press,
regulating the rates of advertising, &c The entire
series rs reported by yhc Committee. were adopt
cd after considerable debate after "a hich toe Con
veutOn al Ourncd 20 meet IN this city on the third
Tuesday Ia October next AMI annually thereafter.
8alumors Clipper H.
SUpRrNE CoUHr or THE UNITED STATES
Washington. Moaday, April H., ls50.--R,vcrdy
Johnson, Jr Esq. Of Mary and was admitted au at
tCrucy and counsellor Of TINS Court. Ne. -. y.
Brabsion, plaintiff in error. rs. T. Gibson The ar
sument Of this cause was commenced by Mr.. John
son Attorney General of the utcd states for the
plaintiff in error, and continued BY Meisrs Gilpil
and Walker 70, the defendant IN error. Adjourned.
SUPREME CoURr OF The UNITED STATES
Washington. Tuesday. April 10. ls50.-No. =.
A. Brabston, plaintiff .n error rs 7 Glhson.--The
argument OF this cause was continued by NJ.
Walker for the defendant in error, and concluded
b. Mr. Attorney General Johnson for the plaintiff
~ error No. 1913 Fleming h Marshal plaintiffs,
Is. J. Page-The argument IN this cause was com.
meucod by Mr.. Mccall, FOR the plaintiffs Al
iourncd till 70 morrow ID O'Clock, p. NJ
DEATH oF Mn. CALHoUS-The citizens of Ball.
ston Spa recently held pubic meeting, without
distinction Of party to adopt suitable measures
OF respect TO the memory Of Mr.. CALHOUN. An
address was delivered ia the Hall of the National
Law school b. j. ". Fowler. the President OF
taat Institution. The address is characterized rs
TAR and impartial portraiture OF the great South
Caroiuan, and generous tribute 10 his eminent
mental aud moral qualities.
EDrCATroN OF INDIAN YoCTH AT TIE NORMAL
ScHOOL.-The ext term Of the Normal School com
mences on the 18Th day Of May next Such Indian
youth as intend 10 avail themselves OF the benefit
of this act should make mediate application to the
state Superiute ndent OF Common Schools. stating
their residence and az, ard the studies they have
pursued. From the number of those applying, ten
will be selected and notified accordingly.
Albany JOuna.
Snow Al THE EAsTw tRD.-We understand
tina. considerable snow fell ia paris Of New Hamp-
shire and Maine on Saturday, which drifted about
throughout the day and Sunday in truly wntry
style. The trans the railroads were somewhat
delayed by the driit snow. Boston Jour. 10th