New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03

WASHINGTON. Wednesday, March 2, 1853
SPECIAL D,.patoA 10 The ". y Tribune.
The House having non-concurred in the
Senate amendments TO the appropriation BILL the latter
body must submit or run the risk of losing the whole.
The Senate adjourned at q 7. NJ, in order
to get rested for session through the whole Of TO-
morrow night.
Ii is impossible to indicate beforehand to-
morrow work in either branch. The Post Office aud
Navy bills must come up in the Senate to morrow.
Senator Hales amendment to the latter bill providing
dor Judges to settle accounts, is violently opposed
The Democrats of the Ohio Delegation un-
animously recommend Disney Minister to France
Fuller is much better to-day.
The House has disagreed with its own Com
ntee ON the deficiency BILL and 1t will therefore, pro-
badly belost. EYE
Pennsylvania Democratic Convention.
Speciai Dispatch 20 the ~ Y Tribune
HARRISBURG "Wednesday, March ., 1883.
James Porter Brawley Was nominated for
Surveyor General on I'd ballot receiving &c votes
DArPHiN.
Hietous Proceedings mt Charlestowu, Mass.
BosToN Wednesday March =, 1853.
years old named Ronora Cochran educated in the
Catholic faith but recently converted TO Protestant
ism, mys,eriously disappeared from her homo in
Chsrlestown Her disappearance caused much anxiety
10 her Protestant friends and her guardian wealthy
and respectable merchant has spared efforts to learn
her whereabouts The community became excited on
she subject, and handbis calling meeting of citizens
opposed to religious oppression and imprisonment for
sake he he
meeting was to take place this evening,
The Irish Catholics became excited and to preven,
rot the authorities OF ChAresown ordered the Military
and Fire Department of the City to be in readsness-
100 specisl policemen were also enrolled -Four Mill
hry Companies of Boston under arms at their
armories BY request of the Mayor OF Charlestown
b render aid ii called upon repetition OF the Ursa
line Convent not is anticipated but the strong force
called out 10 sustain the law and order viii probably
proven, bloodshed destruction Of property The ex
citement in Chsrles;own intense, and thousands of
citizens are througng the streets Mayor Fro;hinghspl
Bishop Fitzpatrick aud Others are present endsavorng
10 calm the muttndes. The U. s Marines az the Navy
Yard are also under arms
SECOND DISPATCH
BosroN, "Wednesday, March ., lSSS-lo Pm.
The mob numbering about ) 000 gathered In
the vicinity of the Catholic Church in Richmond,st,
and began TO break down smpPos;s, fences, &c, and
also commenced the demolition Of a small wooden
building close TO the Church
Mayor Frothinghsm finding all his eaorts 10 dispsrse
the mob unsvSlng, then read the act 20 which no
attention paid.
Orders were then sent 70 the Chsrlestown Artillery
and City Guards (wbo in readiness az their sri-
ies) who promptly appeared at the scene of the not
with their muskets loaded with ball cartridges The
mob gave way the right and lett as the military ad-
vsnced and very suddenly dispersed.
At94 o'clock the affair over, and Richmond e.
nearly deserted There sill some small gatherings
the of streets but the disturbance efectu-
ally Queled
The Msyor and authorities Of Chsrlestown are en-
titled to credit for their proP, aud energetic scton in
the matter.