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State Thore are thirty States, represented by
sixty two Senators. =
Wings in Haltc, Old Line Democrats, in Roman.
Those marked l. d., Independent Democrats u,
those elected Union men, B. H. those elected as
Southern or State Rights men.
President David H. Atchison
Secretary Asbury Dickins
Tern. eapi,es. Term eaptyes
ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI
Bon Fitzpatrick 1855 Stephen Adams (U) 1857
O. C' CLAY : 1859 A. q. Brown 1859
ARKANSAS. MISSOURI.
r. W. Johnson* 1855 David X. Atchison 1855
VIM. X. Sebastian 1859 Henry . Geyw 1889
coNNEcrlcUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Tru,uan Smith : 1855 Moses Norris, jr 1855
Isaac Toucey 1857, Jared w Williams 1859
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK.
William M Gwin 1855 VIM. H. Seuayd 1855
John b. Weller ! 1857 Hamiltoa Fish 1857
DELAWARE NEW JERSEY.
James A. Bayard . 1857 j. r. Thompson 1857
.John. M. Clayton 1857 Wiliiam Wright 1881
FLORIDA. NoKfH CAROLINA.
.Juckson loyt0a 1855 Gem,gc II, BadgG 1855
Stephen X. Mallory 1887 Vacancy 1889
GEORGIA. OHIO.
w. g. Duicsom 1855 S. p Chase Il. d. 1869
Robert Toom6s (U) 1859 Bs,yaDiiu 4. lp@ie 1891
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA.
John Petit 1855 Jaa4es Cooper 1855
Jesse d. Bright 1887 Rich'd Brodhead, jr. 1857
iLLINois RHODE ISLAND.
James Shields 1855 Charles L. james 1887
Stephen A. Douglas 1897 Philip Allen iSoS
IOWA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus g. Dodge 1885 A. r. Butler Is. R-) 1898
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah J. Evans 1859
KENTUCKY. fENNEsSEE
Archibuid DtI0n : 1855 .Janafs q. Jones 1857
.johm u. Ihompson 1859 John Bell 1859
LOUISIANA. TEXAS
John Slideli 1855 Thomas j. Rusk 1857
J r. Beajasaia 1859 sam Houston 1859
MAINE. VERMONT.
Hannibal Hamlin 1857 Vacancy 1853
VIM p Fessendcn : 1889 Solomon Foot 1857
MASSACHUSETTS,. VIRGINIA
Chs. Sumner Il. Dj 1857 j. M. Mason Is. R 1857
Lli1caya EUereH 1889 r. NJ. L. Hunter 1899
MARYLAND. WISCONSIN.
Tuntes "A. Pearce 1855 Isaac p. Walker 1865
Thomas q. PyaH 1857 Henry Dodge J. 1897
MICHIGAN.
Lewis Cass 1887
ChAs. H. Stuart 1859
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
DIED.

ATWsTrR-At Yonkers on Friday Sept. l. William Ly.
second Of William L. and sabela A. Atwater AGED
Fcrers services will be held Saturday afternoon Sept ?
EGINTON-On THURSDAY. August 81 wflamvG Esinton.
Wisn ard Oivi4 Esinton. aged th- and days
yiso attend the funeral this day o'clock rom the
nc, OF III, Tarrrts No. 10 Hsnmersey lnernenf ia
iESDEBsON-{t Mohawk Herkirer County n. on
the 4h Of Auust MARY eldest daughter OF Alex j. Hen
delfou, IN the l2t year Of her
The erds te family invited without further noice
h the funeral from the residence OF her father No lGt
Mldsofst. saturday september 3 ct y o'clock 2. NJ
IANCDON-ln Boston Mas. August % Mrs Augusta
LAMBERT-On the 3lst ut al New Germantown, y. j.
illsp Lsmbsr' IN the 7jd yearot his age. ,,
SIC ORMICk-sepemb,r Of pfOfscted illness, Esther
kunte widow Of Hugh in the soth OF her
liam sud john H. mud attend her funeral this tiaiur
da,) moon O'Clock from her re'dence No u l2thst
MULHALLoND-On Friday. Sept. /, Richard B. Mglha
loud. ID tLt i0th year Of his age.
to nd his faDsIa hi. late f-deuce West
lsb this Saturday aeilOon, at O'Clock without further
FFAkS S4iIon fhandsy August 81. after short uiae.s
samu,i Penal, age u yeats and months
from me For,yth st. Methodsr Episcopal Charch At
ocos morning H remains will be Green
HANUOLPh-August d. al Tompkinsviile s. l., Abraham
g Raj dolph. eyed IS years Of Samuel ,ndoph.
RlkEh-August 81. Edwin, infant son Of "n b. and La
RUTAN-Or Friday mQruinz, Sept T. after short but
yeIs illness j. hn Rgiab. in the 7ad year Of h.s age
Funeral services hs resdense. No. 51 Frankius
dsy at4 r. NJ The friends OF the family are respectfully in
yittd To stteud
SuHENCR-Ai Chsrle.town " H.. August % Louisa VI
Of the late Robert Brett Schenc IN the 18Th year Of her
SMITHA Boston Msss Angus -. Of typtus fever, Eu,
gue ~ th sgd 10 year, months and days only son OF
r. l.. smith OF Brooklyn. n. I.
Our loved has passed from the natural life
1o the Iifi ual form with true goodness rife,
Ard BIZ sefs which earth so eebly trod,
Now with z sdDess roam through the garden OF Ood'
The spirit OF love which he here displayed
Il IN boiler lzht arrayed;
And The feeble form which BE- here was gvsn.
Now glows with the health and the life OF Heaven
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
FRIn,Y. sent. p NJ.

EEie continues 10 jec.ine under large sales Of cash
stock without much assiGanoc from sasri scers aRi
the market the Second Boa-d touched 70, closing
at 3l-G dcclire Of cent since yesterisy morn
i?g. The market generally sympathizsd, although
Nicaragua exception. and sdvan ed - s2i,
closing az q an improvement Of J., y cent, in
c~nsequence of the alnicablo arrangement reported
20 have been made between this route and The Pans
ma for advancing passenger rates to arcnuncra,iye
point Hudson River tell off to ga decline - s y
cent. AZ the Second Beard il recovered y cent.
Reading declined y cent; New-YOrk Central '
cent Canton q cent; Cumberland y cent, &c.
Western Railroads are in very moderate demand and
heavy The erowding OF Illinois Central Bonds on
he market appears to have ceased ard the quotation
las recovered 20 6Ji. Generally Ra'lrosd Bcnds
are inactive. In Government Stocks there is nothing
doing. A small sale OF Ohio 6s, ls6o, was made st
lOsi.
The Exchange Market is without important change.
Sterpg is in moderate supply and demand at sssl
for good and best signatures. Francs 5.l33 s5.lii.
There is but little doing in Freights. The steamer
tomorrow has 2 500 boxes Cheese and 800 pack
India Rubber goods at 5oj.
The receipts at the Sub.Treasury are $li&,5so;
paid. sl96 04i balance. 81, $40, sea-
The Dry Goods imports OF the week show decrease
total entered is se4ls,7u against s2,7ss,sio ssme
week fast year. The total for the year s67 359s's
against s67 .3is OPS last year. The figures are;
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
HEAVY FRAUD UPON THE CHEMICAL
BANK.


On Thursday afternoon the Chemical Bank Of this
City was swindled out of 80 900 by man calling
himself a western merchant who deposited certified
check for $4,000, and Immediately after drew out
50, 900 on his own checks. 1t appears that he had
previously presented forged letter Of introduction
from an extensive mercantile house in the West to
prominent firm downtown This letter represented
him as being merchant Of high stspding and of ex-
ceent character. The firm believing the letter to be
genuine received the bearer with all cordallty, and
gave him all the information he required In the
course Of the day he stated that he had ccnsidera
be funas about him, snd wished an introduc
ton at some bank where he could make Il
deposit. One Of the members Of the firm
Immediately offered to accompany him to the Chemi-
cal Bank and did So and there introduced the stran
ger to one If the prominent officers of the bank.
After some conversation he expressed wish TO de-
post certified check on the American Exchange
Bank for sig 900, drawn by John Thompson, OF
Walst, and certified by the teller of that bank.
After the deposit was made, he drew out $1,000 aud
left the bank before suspicion excited The fraud
was, however, soon discovered, wbenit appeared that
The check and the certificate of the teller were boh
forgeries. Steps were immediately taken TO secure
the arrest of the rogue, but up TO last evening no
traces of him could. be obtained. The $4,000 was
paid in $500 bills. which have been stopped by the
bank; so that il If hardly probable that the swinder
will get rid Of them safely.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sale. at the stock Exchange. SENT. /.
Sales OF stocks Mt Philadelphia

Reported for TIE Y Tribune by Messrs Fry & Thonas
F1st Boayd-S5oo Long Island RR g. b5 So; $1,000 WI
Inpgor RR &c. s. s7i. q so Camden and Amboy e. o.
int "a s5 e. CCG DO rs as 67 81 600 Reading RI TO-
2dsys ~. 100 Resing RR. s5wn and int SJ 800 Norris
CHs cash ia l6o do swn y; ~ do. cash llt 20 Nor
ri.iovn kR IS ssl. SO Lebish Zinc. b5 ~
Fsireeu oards-5o Penrs RR at
SeUhd Roord-T Penna RR. s. 44t p Phisdelptia banf
l2;; l5z Gifd Bank. III; s. DO. days, III
ttfer Hoert-le" Resdps RR s5~n. ss; lc do. IS. 80
6io,isg P,ioUned States S. 50 Ilsi bid l7t s>see;
Unitse 81 ils4 bid MT ssed Pennsyy.nis int
Of s5i hd % ssked; Reading Railroad 81 BIZ 50 esa
Reading Rairo.s Bonds. 70 ut bid, 7Ii sssd. heenIs
Rsirose - BID 4a .,ted; Mor. csn. ut BID .ss .tsa
sehuyltn Navissou s s2 7ft et 7ii .ssd; s1..o.
PreferIed, T I'd 81 aksS: Long Isiars lit pa, 49,
vkttsrs 10 bid II Aiedi 0irsrt sshk ~ sn ~ .4eai
Lehsh Zare Il k1 Il .sked. Uaisa CsnL.- sA' ss<sA
DEL.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
WILLLANSBURGH ITEMS.

EXTENSIVE Hoo THIEvISG.-The law providing for
impouuoipg oi hogs found nj large in the streets has
b, tn taken advantage of by hog-theyes during the
present sun n,er Many hogs driven away have never
arrived at the pound been heard OF again by their
owners women residing in the Second Wa'd of
WiliansbuTgh recently had thirty hogs stolen from
h,r al d. If er several days searching, yesterday she
found them secrstcd together with large Ddnber Of
hogs il an old building in East Brooklyn, where they
bad been placed b., the thieves. She gained access
to the building uLder prettnse Of wishing 10 purchase
and one Of Oen hogs offered 10 her for less
than half lis value. Having gained the lnforlnltOn
desired sle ltit. waTrunt was issued by Justice
Bowel aud the place will be visited by lie Police
this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
BRETHLYN ITEMS.

THE NAVY YARD.-The razee Independence is re-
ceiving Ler provisions and it is expected will be
ready for sea on the 18th inst. detachment Of
seveniy-ive for this vessel arrived Yesterday
from ChurIostown aud detaehmens from Philadelphia
and Norfolk are expected to-day.
The extension of 81 feet 20 the shphouse in which
one f the new warsieaners s to be built, is now
completed The keel was to have been laid ye.er
dav. but nothing has been done toward it.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

FIRIsESs PARADE AND WATER CELEBRiTtoN.-
On Ihursd,y evening, ibe Committee of Firemen
having in charge the arrangements for the celsbra
ton by The Fire Department the 81 day of o ;to-
b.rIext Of the Introduction Of Passaic water lnio
Jer,ey City, held meeting to make arren ngements
or that occasion but determined to postpone action
until the Wsier Commissioners and Common Coun
ell had taken action Oh the subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

Is TRorBIT.-Horatio y. Ellison. licensed pound
driver, ex.cutoner cf unmuzzled dogs, City Hall
iauiior rght-hand of the city officials and fore
man Of tie Park hOse-cart arrested day this
week 10y Officer Sherman. Il charge Of stealing
eight hogs from man ia the town of Bushwick. The
charge is denied, and the affair will consequently
have TO be invest yafed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
fAdvertise mentl
n.Ay As.Ts.MFNTs--All persons who
SFCOND-Ay.

SECOND-Ay. As>E>>NENTs.-Al persons VINO
are interested opposing the oppressive assessments for work
the 2dsv from Houston s are r.garsted % ap
rear before Commitfee of COuncmen Tuesday NExT
t O'clock 81 their Chamber No. II City Hall IL Is
hghy thai every ownsz property between
those streets and streets the should attend
BESI,MIS NJ TREDwELL Committee
J,COB N.NDEEFoOL, Jr., on behsf OF
WuIG,N LpcoUNT Lot Owners.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

FALSE PREIESsEs.-A man named James Early
was Yesterday arrested. charged with obtaining 5l
Of groceries frem the store of Henry ID. Feter. No
500 Broadway. by false pretenses. IL Ii alleged that
after bu,ing the goods he ordered them sent his
house promising TO pay the hill on their delivery
Tfey were taken to the house. when he detained them
and refused TO pay the bill. He was held by Justice
Clark for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

CHI1p KuIED TT 4 FAIL Orr oF Brp.-CoT1-
e'pounen YESTERDAY held inquest At M. i''
Cter-y-st upon the BODY of Sarah johnson. an IN
fsni FIVE months old, who died from the effects of
dislocaton Of tie cervical vertehra caused by u
having ftllen out OF bed head foremost into pau
Tie mother on awakening missed her infant ana
f. und il dead beside the bed.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
ADVERTISEMENT
IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE UNITED STATES

CouRr ESTABLISHING TIE VALIDITY or BLAkEs PATENT
yos FIRE PROoF PASr In Consequence II the above ne
on wing the whole business into the hard o pafen
tee instead OF Increasing the price las many would Is re-
ducr materially he proportionaely manhiac
ture q ruch oheap.I than small quaatty Every
reuor ho buys the Fire Proof Paint except BLAHE
vii b. pros Sued. The genuine article hand the
General Depot No l9 Pearl st New York Office OF the
PAT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

ATrEsPT TO STEAL A BOAr.-At o clock yester-
day merning three men discovered IN the act ot
stealing a rowboai from the foot Of Thirty-sixth-st
+ K. One Of them got ashore and escaped, another
plunged into the water, and not being seen again u
supp sed to have been drowned the other was caught
ard gave bis lame Chas. Butler. tie was locked
up by Justice Clark for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

SUSPICION OF GRASD LARcESY.-A man named
Pist Ptlkey. yesterday arrested on su-pcion OF
stealing gold snuff box OF an old pattern which he
WAS trying to sell at jewery store in Broadway.
The box was placed in possession of the Clerk at ,hs
Lower Police Court and can there be seen. The
suspected man was detained by Justice B'sart for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

DIsrEssARr MIssIos We are requested to state
that, at a Meeting Of the Managers of the Dspenssry
Mission htld Aug. l6, 1854, Report <as submitted
by the Rev. Mr.. Robinson, in relation to monies
ceived from Thomas Conway, formerly sexton sd
collector and in relation to the disbursement thereof
ard that said Report was received and accepted
unanimously.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

SEIZURE or GooDs SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEks
SToLEs-Capt. Brennan and others of the Sixth
Ward Police on Thursday night made descent upon
the premises No. 81 Elmst., which they supposed tn
contain stolen goods and there found several pieces
d parts of pieces of broadcloth four cloth coats,
cen pieces OF fancy silk vestngs and one piece Of
ovorcoat linpg-all of which supposed to be tle
proceeds Of one or more burglares Three Germans
named Solum, Morris Albert Del lain and August
Meyer, who were 10 the place at the time. were ar
rested on suspicion and detained for examination
Each piece of cloth had on it card upon which was
written "Mrs s. Macknets, milliner, 1872 Broad-st..
Newark This was, however, probably pa'ed
there to misead the police az TO the ownership OF tie
goods They were taken possession of by Capt.
Brennan and can be seen at the Sixth Wari Police
Station.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

RUSawAr AcCInFET.-On Thursday evening
Prosd~ay stage ran into horse and wagon driven by
Mr. Plilip Jcnes whose horse took ri yhi snd rin
IF throwing Mr.. Jones 10 the pavement and lnjunn.
hin severely. The frightened animal ran With great
speed up Broadway. and the vehicle to which be was
attached in collision with the carriage OF Fran
ois B. Cutting, Esq, breaking /: to pieces.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
grant, which VIA done and the accused men then dis
missed, riti caution for the future'

PHosETIc CosvEsTIos.-The first annual meeting
Of the Phonetic Association of the State of NwYork
comes off in the City Of Troy. Wednesday the 9th
inst, at 10 AM, in Union Hall. It is expected u be
interesting and important meeting for phonograpb
ers and all interested in the subject Of reformed
thograIhy arc are invited to be present.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
PosT.oFFIcE DIFFICULTY.
MARRIED..

mCARTY-PFIR sOy--Ou the evening Of Angast H. isji
Al the MoIr. Female Institute Morlsgown " ~ ,sae .
Jam,. Edward. John MCary E-c OF Mary,ynle, Cal.
to n''' M'ry b. reiison. also NJ N.rJsvle. Cal
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02
LAW LNTELLIGENCE.
T. 9 MaRSH.r,s OFFICE.

CHARGE OF ASSAULT Win DANGEROUS wEARoN-
Deputy Marshal Horton arrested, yos,er y tpse-
noon the first nate Of the ship Minns Shalier on
ctarce Of a. saut upon the second ms;e with danger
Gus weapons. Held for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-02

Run OVER AND KILLED BrA STAGE.-The inquest
upon the body Of John Williams, tsho was run over
by stage and fatally injured on Wednesday night
which was commenced on Thursday, concluded
Yesterday, before Coroner Wilhelm. The evidence
went 10 show that a. deceased crossing Broad.
way, near Ann-st., he over by stage No. e6s
Of the Wall-st. line, driven by James Dolan. lad
Is years Of age who had volunteered his services for
that trip-tbe regular driver having gone for phg
sician TO attend his wife. The evidence as to the
speed with which the stage was driven at the time
was conflicting Some testified that it was proceeding
at an unlawful rate of speed and others tha, such
was not the case. The Jury rendered the following
verdict "That deceased came to his death BY being
"run over by stage No s6s. said stage being at the
4" time n charge Of james Doan, boy IS years of
cage. The Jury furthermore blame he proprietors
of the Wsst. line Of stages for allowing an incom-
"petent person to drive for them. Upon the rendi-
ton of the verdict tie boy Dolan was detained 70
await the action Of the Grand Jury. The deceased
was native Of Holland, 20 years of age, aud by
trade matchmaker. He worked until recently as
No. l4e Centre-st.