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ImnortnntItems from Salveston.

New ORLEANS, Wednesday, Sept H.
Galveston datea to the 18th inst. are received,
and they contain the proceedings of the Lsgisla'
ure.
The Bill has been engroased by both Hotdes Ter
organizing the County Of Santa Re, providing spe.
cia taxes authorizing Government TO anticipate
the collection to contract for supply OF transporta
ton, defines treason, authorizes the appointment OF
q Marshal and Deputy. with power to arrest for
treason, and provides for impartial trial, &c.
A letter from Austin says the above Bill passed
both Houses, With proyiso that the troops shall
not march until Congress settles Pearces bill, pro
vided such settlement takes place previous TO
March l.
A Bill has passed the House requiring the Gov
ernor to submit 10 the people any proposition from
Congress to purchase territory.
A Bill has been introduced, proposing to sell the
Northvest Territory, and fixing the northern poun-
dairy of Texas from the int section Of the l0oth9
oflongitude with 390 3O latitude, running to meri-
dian lO3 thence to 800, thence parallel TO the Rio
Grande. Texas renquishirg all previous claims
and receiving $10,O00,OO0, five per cent stock re-
deemabe in l4!yeara.
A Joint resolution was introduced, requiring the
Government to demand OF the General Government
the removal of all Indians beyond the limits OF
Texas
The last meeting held at San Antonio, passed
resolutions to defend the Union and Constitution
with blood and treasure, and recommended the sale
to the United States, OF all territory north OF 800
West 100.
New ORLEANS, Thursday, September L.
latter from Austin Texas, dated Sd, says the
War bill has not passed but was Loaf in the Senate.
News of the passage of Pearce'a amended bill
stopped further proceedings except the referring
the Congress- proposition to the People 1t seems
the Western inhabitants of Texas opposed selling
territory, and that the Eastern were unanimously
in favor Gov ell accepts the services OF six com
panies of Rangers, which the Legislature agrees
10 raise to operate against the Indians The Leg
isls.ure was expected TO adjoarn on the 5th
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AMUSEMEN'TS.


CASTLE GARDEw.
ME3LLE. JENNY LIND'3 ,,,,,,r,n
NA SECOND Grand CONCERT,
viii tske place al Castle GsI09n on
wa" FRIDAY EVENING
geot IS 1850
PROGRAMME.
PART
Overture" Cnssdees." sscond tine 10
America kenedlct.
Aiis-"SorgeseD n,,
tMaoinetto seeondo) rSo"'"i
Sung by Big. EELLEPPl.
Scena and Cavalina-" Cesa Diva" nun,
NILE. JENNY LIND.
Grand Duet for two Plano fotes 'IhalDetS
Meisrs BENEDICT ard HOFFMAN,
Duet Per Placer"
III Furco IN Ialia) nm, Sslnl
A'lle. Jenny LIND and Sig BELLETFI
PART IL ri y ,,yaha
PHO Cor certanse for voice and two Flutes,
Comp COMPOSED 90 expressly for Mills JENNY LiND,
Mile JENNY LIND.
Flutez-Messrp. x yld and biede,.
Aria Buff" Largo al Factoum,"
(Barblere) .Rossinl
Signor BELLETTi
Swedish Melody" Herdmsn'a Soug,"
(known AS the Echo song
Sung by Mile. JENNY LIND.
GREETING TO AMERICA-PriZe Composition, by
BAYhRD TAYLOR. Esq
BENEDICT, composed expressly Tor this OCCASION
A'lle JENNY LIND.
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Fire ut Independence RxpiosiOn.

We learn that during fire at Independence, on
the % inst fifteen kegs Of powder exploded, killing
w. a. Kean, and damaging number of buildings,
including the new school house, and the Presby-
terrain Church.
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Washington News.

WAsHINGTUNi ahuIs uA7i A'oEE II
According to telegraphic accounts, considerable
anxiety was created yesterday at Richmond and
neiehborng counties in Virgins by the reported
failure Of Lathsms Bank, in this city. A large
quantity of its paper is circulating through Vir-
einia. We are happy to state, however, that the
bank continue to redeem promptly it's circulation.
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/. o. Of o. F-U :. Grand Lodge.


No quorum yet of the Grand Lodge Of the Uni.
ted States Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
The levee given by the Brotherhood is spoken OF
as the most splendid affair of the kind ever wit
neaaad weat Of the Mountains.
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xxxIst CONGRESS. First Session.

SENATE. WASHINGTON. Thursday, Sept L.
The PRESIDENT laid bef6re the senase NO
mcrinl Of the Legislature of New-he1l'o' a'A''s
her admission as State into th' Union
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Conductor, MI. BENEDICT.

Rhe Orchestra will OF Sixty Performers including
the frat talent in The country.
Price OF tickets SO Choice Of places sold by auction 81
Castle Garden at lQ1 O'Clock Fhursday morning. Hep
temberl2.
nors open al 5-Concer to commence at o'clock.
No cheeks will be iesued
Promenade tickets may be obteine1 at the Museum.
Chckeripgs Grand Pianos viii be used ut ibis Concern
Mdlle JENNY LIMBS Third Greud Concert VIII DC
given OaFte Garden early week Particulars mere
after. 81
NRDLLE JENNY LIMBS SECOND GNAND
seats which wsre 10I o 5o so a J
AL the American Museum Promenade tckets :! eaca' ~
insure The same order and comfort TO vis'ors ma.
terzed the First Concert, TIE doors VIII % open01 "
10 n.equerce OF the completion Of the new MqS
ire Ysir Of he American lash uls, Mde Jenny Lad WA
g. aos,o u ~ " ~ Pc. BARNUM.
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State al the Union.

WASHINGTON, FhufRdey, Sept. T.
Tie S0utAerH Press still predicts dlsunion and
notification 10 Georgia Mississippi Alabama,
Texas ard South Carolina. The rumor OF tramp
ing the lag under foot at Charleston is all humbug.
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Albany, made neloaity report on the contested
aeAt Of the I'D District Columbia Co. concluding
with 4 resolution TO admis John b. Reyaoids
bunker, he being elected by the Convention that
was organized by the bunker State Com nittee IN
ls47. Moses Y. Tildeu, Barnburner, was sent BY
Convention called the Free Soil Of l848.
Nr. Burton OF Herkmer, made minority re-
port, in which he contended that DR.. Tllden vas
entitled to his seat in the Convention
Mr.. Porter OF Onoudaga moved that both Dele
gates be admitted.
Mr.. Comstock of Oneida supported the motion.
Nessrs. Franklin OF Yates, LOCKWOOD OF hrie'
Thayer of Wyoming, and Belts OF Orange, follow
ed, opposing the proposition
Mr.. Belts moved that neither OF the Delegates
be admitted. He dwelt on the report OF Mr.
O'Conor and the vote of the Convention last
evening.
Mr. Reynolds replied to Mr.. Burton OF HerSi.
mer. He said that the fault of the disunion was
with the Free Sellers of his county
Mr.. Comstock Oneida) moved to lay the resou-
lion and amendments on the table.
Mr.. Gregg, OF Madison, moved to lay the whole
subject or the table and that both delegates be IN
vited to seat in the Convention
Mr. Peckhan, OF Albany replied to Judge Bette.
Mr.. Pierce Of Ulster advocated the motion OF
Gregg. The vote was then taken, aud b )sh dee
gates from Columbia were admitted
Mr.. Holmes was followed By Megsrs. Comstock
Of Oneida, Porter OF Onondaga, Latham OF On
tario Titus of Dutchess, Smith Of Monroe, Peck
ham of Aibany-each Of whom was received with
Kisses cries of "sit down, "go on "call him to
order &C.
Mr.. starbuck asked leave to address the Conven.
tioD; i. waa objected to by several, but was gained
He saio be represented over 230 Of the Democrats
Of bis district, &c,
He was followed by Mr.. Damn, who repliedto
some remarks BY Mr.. Starbuck during which, he
got stuck, and could not say anything, AMI sat
down amid hsaes, &c.
Mr.. Ballard sad he did not come here to unite
the party, for it was already united
Mr. Damn again got the floor. He was more calm
and made very clear statement'in which he said
that the party had not been united aimee 1874, al
though they rap Union tick ct laat Fall
After several other Delegates had made their
remarks, the vote on the report OF the Committee
was taken. Ayes 40; Noes 60 So thu report
was not agreed TO- An amendment that 1r Star.
buck be admitted to his seat vas then voted on
Ayes 40; Noes So. Lost. An amendment that
Mr.. Dam be entitled to his seat Ayes So Noes 81.
Copuga Co. Id District-The Convention re.
ceived both the contestants from this District,
lMessrs How, Bsrnburner, and &cInto.h, Hunksr,)
although majority of the Committee reported in
favor of the latter gentlemen
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sreamer Alnbaua.

NEw.ORLEANS, Wednesday, Sept. II.
The steamer Alabama sailed for Chagres with
s. passengers
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ADJUSTMENTS.

aIHLus GARDEN. -
fEuCKET8 10 xeps to FL parss Of bs ssiooo aeie
soxss, g. soors open pen Il 9o Il II sEFroN
cont,rrad ,ncress Of tho RAVEL FAMILY
THIS EvENIN0 sept u.s. the Mr. Eaaanns
Nl'D'' IA ner which the comic paniomlme or
La FETE CHAMPETRisE or or. T Fsn AEsd Dancef'
,.u,,.,,n hall an hour During the in1ermssion and
aer he close the performance The pau TOLL
VII be npo" nd Refreshments Of every variety Likewise
ne lover splendid Balloon VIII be thrown open LOT Rsne
mon unaccompGnied by ladies' p..-..-.o -,
he whole TO cor clude with the new grand Fantomme OF
A RAOUL, or the Magic sef
In Twelve Tableaux, composed 6y Jerome bsVeL
Principal characters By the Rsvel Family
E9ROApWAY THRATER;s or. open q. - 7,T r
viii be presented the Grand Opera sp ctacle OF
judith. &sdame Anna blshop
Previous to which. the Farce OF
LUCK's ALL.
Aher which the farce OF
BOX AND cox,
TO conclude With gle eahd American Asgrcal sc 49n
Pcea Of sdmigson 70 Dress Circle ana psrque' 'Se
9Gity Hsll--he nearest Yheatey to thelerge HotelG
This EVENING. September 49, viii be played snoFi'
oAn' 0'msoS SRo5HooL FOR SCANDAL. -,
sir Oliver Surface Burton Me- oandor sGe z1i
70 conclude with ihe Grand Essay Lindmana,g cs7ed
gHEB GOMEZ
Nj Rlarpeyem, Jenny Lnds Manager M nuf.on
fP po sso open al az 10 begin dtess
circle aud palquet 50 family circle or second der 70
cis private boxes " ana S3i orchesHs Ses'' WILL
Toned srm-chsrs IS cts.
eEVEN-MILE PANORAMA.
from It's junction with the Ohio the head waters and
returning ST Loun, q distance OF more man
8 900 Inles, Oh milee Of Canvass
Continuation by Pomerede
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OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
cHR1sTY's OPERA HOUSE

ze,O BROADWAY above Grand .st-Chr1nty's Min
4 %,trels respectfully announce TO their psrona ana me
pubIic generally that they viii have the honor ct recon-
mencing series Of their popular Concerts IN ls CITY Oh
Fcke.s Is cent? Doors open all commenc a. 8 oclE'
Afternoon Concert every Saturday at M-Ine CON- "a
Tented and experienced performers under the management
off. p. CHRIsTY. 81 A"iS
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Wing Observation-Disclosures for Congress.
New ORLEANS, Wedne day, llih seps,
The Wing Convention at DonaldsonvlLl', nomi
mated Ju7ge C. BALLARD fo- Congress, in place Of
CHARLFs III. CONRAD, the Secretary of War
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Copai,naiions, &c.

WAsHIHGroN, Thursday, Sept u.
The Senate have confirmed ALEX. II. H.
STUART Of Virginia as Secretary OF the Interior,
Capt. DAVIS OF Missouri, now in the General
Land Office, hiss been appointed Chief Clerk of the
War Department.
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RANVARD,S

BANVARD'S
PANORAMA OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Atstoppsnis Panorama Hail. S98 Broadway cor walker.
PROGRhmME.
SECTION |.
COMMENCES With grand VieW OF me Month OF NE
OOhio River City OF Cairo, snd Ohio CITY. Giving Inc
prnnd prominent points at view, OF three different
States: ninoiB Missouri and Kentucky with sea nboas
passing up down the River and other scenery including
Commerce, Cape GlI6rcoau, Hercuaneum. Monesano
pstAnt view of st. Louis and Full View Of ST. Louis as
II was ureyouq the Great Fire OF 1879 NOUN OF NE
Hssou River and City OF Alton with Cap gu Girls 10 the
distance concluding with beautiful DissolVlng View OF
the Town OF Hannibal
Eouh OF Des Moines River Fort Madison, aud Mouth OF
Storm Scene With Ro-k Island sunset View Of Rap.
ids Twilight View OF Dubuque, and Dubuqaes Crave
followed By erhEd kouH.an Ca. scenery YGf
Yir,. sarlv dawn-A View Of Coiine du NAL and Five
Point Hltfs East hank Of asitsspP King and G9een
Mounsire; View OF Wabsshaw Prairie covered wth H.
dang EAGLE Rocks &c Wonoona ROCKS Ia the distance
anc the beautiful Lake Pepi1. W.,
Wenoona's Leap ii tden's ROCK, with Indian w eu'
ding parry: Lille crow Village Town OF 81 Pauis,
EoIih OF ST Croix RIVER 81 Peteta, and Mouth OF ST.
For Fort Smelling with groups Of Wnnebago Indaos, aud
Ipdsns and The Chief harGuguing The dusky mass An
Ipdsn Funeral and spapdld View OF the Fas Of o. An-
lbory 5ud the Prairie Plains Of the Moth west for more
than $40 miles, ending with DsoTing Vlsw Oh ffa"le
on Fire ..,v
Grand Buffalo Hun; By IldiGTs Battle o. BAD AXE
View Of Gaienn 7he Eorm0n Temple; Oily oi Auoni
Upper Ferry by sun. Ell and Grand Dasoyng View OF the
civ OF ST. Louia on Ere h.ch happened on 7lh day,
le15 and destroyed g steamboats, and 400 housea
.dHis,on IS cefis Children bali price. afternoon
hibon will be given every Wednesday and Saturday,
Re dpscrIpve OF The above Scenery with Indian
agepds ard Anecdotes be had al the HALL Pfice |5c
81 4isu6eMW&Ft*
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Northern men VINO supported IL vi uou6eo VIZ
question arc Beverely censursd SIGMA.
Collector of Philadelphia.
Speeial Telegraph TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept u.
Nothing was done to-day in MIR. Lewiss case
Latest from the Loco Convention
Morning Session.
SYRACUSE Thursday, sept r.
The Committee on the contested seats from
Cortland Co. reported in favor Of Ballard, the Barn.
burner candidate
The Convention was addressed by Ballard and
Stevens, both delegates, and others; when motion
to admit both delegates lost So to SO.
The question as reported by the Committee was
then put with the following vote-YeaB 90, Nays
5. when the Convention adjourned until O'Clock,
P. n.
The Hunkers have relented. They have recon
sidered Last nights doings. Every child born into
the Democratic family now is twin. They 40
mitted three double delegations this morning a
will soo a take up and admit PRINCE JoHs.
RICHELIEU.
SYRACUSE, Thursday, Bepi l2-2 P. NJ
ballard tBarnburner) from Cortland, admitted
-68 TO IS. VAN buren, and RYNDERs, after din
rar RiCHELIEU.
p. S.-Committee unanimous for Van Buren,.
Dsings of the Syracuse CcnYeatien'
Special Dbpatch to The Tribune.
SYRACUSE, Thur:dAy, P. NJ
JOHN VAN BUREs has been admitted to a seat
as Delegate from the Democracy OF the AVE-
Ward, New York City, by the decisive vote OF 96
to 2l.
Hoa. f. G. DlNlsNY, (Hunker,) of Steuben Co
"a permanent President. Capt MICHAEL DOUGH-
ERrr is Vice President from the lst (Cty) Dssrct'
The Committee On Resolutions will stand ntne
Thinkers to sepen Barnburners. CHARLES O'CoE-
OR. ICitvl or RUFUS w. PEcKHAM, (Alba7yl will
b, Chairman. Prince John will probably bo on it.
Thee wiA be no Address The contest will be on
the Resolutions Dickinson riN not be Endorsed.
The Convention will probably close its srduous
labors and adjourn.
Gen. STORMS, Of your city, is here-R candidate
for State Prison Inspector. Yours, RlcHELIEU.
SYRACUSE, Yhuridsy, Sept ELL ? ii.
The Committee on Organization Correspond
ence stands one OF each section from every Dis
t,ict and Edward strahan ,IXth Ward, City is
Chairman,
The Resolution Committee Charles 0ConoF
Chsirnan,) is composed of Hunkers and Barn
burners.
Both Committees meet in the morning II the
latter Committee agrees, the Convention will act
harmoniousy throughout, hlcHkLILe,
'-''' SYRACUSE 7hursiay, Sept l2-l7 NJ
The Union and Harmony spirit ID strong 70
night. The ticket viii probably be nominated 10
mor,ov. The claims of Seymour OF Oneida are
stil, 5,ess. d for Governor for Lieut. Gov. Church
81 o5Yasns. DR.. Beekman of Columbia Canal
Commissioner, Mather of Troy, or Rowe Of scae
nectady; Clerk of Appeals, c. g. Benton r. q
prison Inspector all in a lottery, RIcHELlEo'
syracn.e Opposition Convention
SYRACUSE, Yhurrday, Sept T.
SECOND DAY
The Convention was callsd to ordar BY tie CHAR
Tie. roll was called. Mr.. Ballard of SAFs'oss'
roye ed ,bss the debates be limited 10 ten minute
eteecbes, except IN cssea of con'o'sed 'ea"' AZ
A
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TF7HE DUSSRIDORF ACADKn1Y OF FINE
ARFs New pain rngs recently arrived from - EuTope
anoDg whch s ienpanis" by hochlef WORK o! al OF
ne shove school has received many addions and remains
cpn al the Two over tho Hall OF the ChuTen OF VI
ytus Univ In Broadway, between spring ana ffihcos@
hom 10 o'clock A. hi. lii 10 o'clock P d o..-,..o.
Admission p cenl SesSon Ticketa 5Qcsn'i Csa!ogaes
III cenis. ~ -
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TICKETS FOR JENNY LIMBS CONCERT
XMlLLIAM HALL L. SON 259 Broadway, have for sale
w very deslrabe reals or The Concert hs evening"
al small advance on The Auction prtcea Ui) w. Il. T.
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FOR EUROPEAN CIIztUL ATiUN - -,
,, nbAshcd on the departure each Mail Steamer for hv
sypool Price 81 cents per copy, or 81 per year, posao
incuded.
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The Fugitive slave Bin.

BIZ Epfc1lI UlspHEcH 70 II NJ ITIVH7F
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept. y.
There is great deal of feeling here about the
passage of the Fugitive Slave bill, and those
Northern men who supported it or lodged tn :
question arc severely censurad SIGMA.
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1ENNX LIMBS CONCERTS-Tcke.sf for this
Evenings Concert securing tbs desirable places In
The raI9qe.ie, be had by early application to VAN
DEhSEEht who has ali tbs Jenny Lind Music {7a
Broadway. ais 1T
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SALIAN OPERA HOCSE, As1OR-PLACB-
1aAA MASETZEk, Sole Leases and Mansger.-Arnya
Grand Opera pari' Opening Of shor. autumn sesssn
With 9Isrd Ballet dAenon, opder he direction OF MOE
pany-Er, John Hcktnson, Stage MANAGER. The follow.
Ing artists s0rn portion Of The Ballet Company; Made
Grand Opera Paris Mile Vic,ortne PrsnS nremlsye dan
ssyse from ihe G,aud opess Par, ae 1spinosa. pre-.
mere Paniomimste from Yheaer Pare b. Martina Paris
q, Martins Thee,er Paris; Monsieur 9redelue from The
Grand Opera, Pals and several other AZ
Gss Also perfect corps de basi OF Is lsdie.. The
English Vaudevil- Company viii comprise the names of
msny well established favori CO. no will appear In quick
taeeession, and generally In euGrely now Vsad,yles
written and translated eXpressy for this eHsblsAnent
The Leaee pledges himself that Orchealfa shall be-
mn aud conpo,ed of 1e beat attss and ual !, s1sl %
Superior 10 Rry Orchestra Gre 4 al
lel q Vsudeyl.e CoLgsu cy. Dae AID hm9y
noace viii be given 0i The Fra representation ala
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syracn.e Opposition Convention
SYRACUSE, YhurIday, Sept

SECOND DAY
The Convention waS called to ordaF BY re ousf'
II =. roll was called Mt. Ballard OF Saratoga
,,oyeJ ,bss the debAtss be limited 10 ten in'nusa-
eeecbes, except in case" Of oon'o'std 'eaa, =" y.
M,era Of 81 Lawrence, objected motion %
Law ton the table was carried. hf. Peosaam OF
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EVENING SESSION.

The Committe on organization reported the fol.
lowing officers, for the permanent organization Of
the Convention, for
Pr,yIrf-Bor p C DIErNSY OF steuben Co
Vief.P, e-ifenn- lit Dist bichael Dougherty T.; ID,
P K Dulofs Duchess SiJ L. Van VsIkenbsrgh Rensae-
.ef; ast W + Halle Clinton; 5tn Francis B spinner,
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Collector of Philadelphia.
Special Telegraph TO The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Thursday Sept Y.
Nothing was done to-day in MIR. Lewis case
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