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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-06

OF Alta grand banquet lately held in San.
tiago, Spain, few young men, whose heads
were probably heated with wine drank ito the
health of the first Protestant minister that
would come to Spain to expound the doctrines
of his religion" The local authorities attach
ed no importance to the circumstance, but the
Minister of Justice, when apprized of it, Of
dered that legal proceedings should be institu-
ted forthwith against the authors of such .
"scandalous toast" T ~ n j
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her; till it rested upon her breast; very gently
her warm lips fell upon his brow; very gently
the tears. which she could not quite rspTess,
fell upon his wasted cheek.
He looked up in a strange, joyful surprise,
and asked faintly--
Alice, what does this meanP
1T means that YOU must liye. 70 forgive met
she sobbed, That love you with my whole
heart, and none but you! Do not send me
away my husband ,
All, his tears were falling now! Too weak
to feel astonishment. he could only thank God
silently. lie drew her feebly to his breast,
Ny c!fei God bless you. Life is worth
the living now p rFgs Eeaas
Their lips met in long, long kiss of recon-
clliation and forgiveness. A.ff was silent in
the chamber; for happiness like theirs there
is no language. =-----.
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$I,O7 1896 27

$1,O7 1895 ~
LIABILITIES.
nsettled Claims for Losses and slT Gs2 AZ
The tua itH patrons the
Satisfactory condition OF large increase in Cash Assets for
their polic al investments he
inG market value the time
~ tire standard Of They either
pri paying good valuable and clean
vesmrnts WELDING moderate interest and ineome The
which Assets have valued. hens
GoLp Al INTEREST Besides oliiy. the mpapy calls
ard rity it derives it's
through having the
presenting unite phslan4 Of ExPEKENCED UNDERwRT-
which orktd Tor thirty the happi st
resuits stoek A6frs aud caimant enables
Ii year 1895 with prestige future
than has been reached rally NATIONAL In
sura1"e Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch and hdetty
ian3O-tf ALLEN @. HALLpNK, Agent.
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NE w FIGURING AND CORN MHAL.if
have established MILL the
second and Canal streets. the
turns Flour snd Meal TO- th home trade We ~i keep
CONSTANTLY hand brands
uit abe trade We hope merit public
by giving you good article of Flour Meal f
Grinding done modste the eorItrt trade.
JAMS HART Il FATRrHILD. II
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or 1t is stated that gentleman in Bos.
ton, during the past winter, had 500 worth
Of trees destroyed by mice.
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Money due the Company secured BY
500 shares Hartford and n. Haven R. X.
Stoek.... ................
I05 shares HIrtford and Providence r.
X. Stsek. preferred and guarr Inteed
10 per ..............
lo7 shares Boston 4 Worcester R. K.
Seoce .:'- 49,.
$50 shares Conn. River z. r. Stock. :.
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FAR E<sSk
THNHE undersigned having deter TO Cafor
nia Offers tor sale the rarm on WHICH he now sides
situated leading Evansville Ms. Vernon
Perry xnship containing i26 said land
all we'll i'm roved and supplied with
and in healthy the county of &n6er
burgn wishing purchase the whole of
said Farm will learn by application the under
slgnea upon tho premises. Title indsputahle.
anIo-lwd3mE MAS KNIGHT
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WyRFsH COVE OYsT ERR.-=51 dos'oHs-- and t~Sf
pound esns in store and for sale BY psro>S puos
api4 PREsToN bNOs.
kNnr star candies; 70 ersi easdiss
~ Just reed and for sale ey 4,
epff --'- fHSoIoE oOOs.
nm c0N "a so lbs Bacon Hams Shoulder snd Sthss
Snica article warranted well cured, in sore fox
- cnoi's ia - ]. W. & S., vTCKERfsr
<IuoICE rUG 4RHOUsE MOLAssEs.-ssb bbls shis
u LAY rec civ ed and for sale ~ = s.-water-
ANA s. y. GILBERT :. yc. near -; /" 49,
~.upd CF AMI rs AND " ASsONs.-YoU rHAx
HIyK skBIEs HoTIcE.-2 doz Oaobs -sse~
crsds- vasisus sssss and prizes or
APIS L- - . 'i'-''-F~16s.
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CINCINNATI.

NIXON & GOODM
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B )OR AND
NEWS PAPER
PLATNER 4 SMITHS
Bl m X II q o X n aP II
SMITH K PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS
Ligh bOdy's Book ssmd News Ink; r
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS -tc..
SALES Rooms. IT 70 WALNUT STREET
CINCINN ATi q.
Where they every ada ted to city
nd 4eountry trade the mat7fs employed in its manu-
mI-t esrHa fdr.ee paid for Rags. peR46m
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BELL II HANdFEhg
LOCK- AND GUN SM IL.
FOBBIN such as repairing Umb brexs. PsrAsols, mend
~J ing Brass, mounting Games. etc 81. by
- JAMES SPALDING,
oeto 6m Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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DUDLEY. Sf ONE & CO.,
LOMMlSSI0N & FORWARDING MERCHANTS

DUDLEY. NT0NE & CO.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
Secrnd Street. 6et'n Hfain Rrd M. .Rirer,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
RDARTICULAR attention paid the purchase ard sale
III HEMP. COTTON. TOBACCO, PORK, BACON
LARD FLOUR. ETO ;sogether With all kinds Of Produce
and Manufactured Articles Consgnm soliitced and
usual advances MA6e.
RErER To~Messrs. Buchxnan 4 Co.. Wholesale Groeers
and Commission Merchants A. Richardson Co H.
Manufacturers Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Grocers and
Candle athins wesly Pork Packers
Csmmisson MerehSnfs Armstrong Allen. Dealers in
Pork Montgomery. Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
GARTER Il JOUETT.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO. Is, ST., BET. wArER
LOUISVIILE. ny.
Refer
Geo Foster & Co.. g. o'Riisy & Co..
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARrFnRh CilNA

JANUARY !, 1896.
presented its Stockhoiders made In mp
laws New York, OhiO. Indiana Illinois
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TEVNEYE sORENseIN,
9aBRWOOO HCU Sc.

6RRTNT6-25 Eases new tyles fancy PriAt;
do black and white dos
s do solid black do;
Reed this day and for sAie by JAMES Low CO.:
mhIs-dhw ais MaiR street. Louisville. Ky.
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LOUISVILLE.

vE+rERN FEED y AGBIoI LTURAL wAkE- HOUSE
MILLER, N&NGsAEE a. CO.
MANUFACTURERS md Dealers in all kinds of Farm
lh aud 6arden Implements Moving RsapnG and Thresh
MAchines Field nd Garden Seeds Trees &o. SIS Main
street opposite Bank OF Louisville, Lsaisvlls, KY.
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Ny ,c:fef God bless you. Life is worth
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The of the Cooperation is 1ErNA INSURANCE
located at Hartford. Connec:icss.
ASSETS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
FROM PHIL dDELPHIh
From Oor Special CoTespondsnt

From Dor Special Correspoudsnt
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, July 3Oj 1855.
The organizations of the Republican Ward t;labs
:1e proceeding Space. Last Light thee was
meeting of the Thirteenth and Fourteensh Wards.
The spirited speakers were Mr. Win" Hi' holson
and Mr. A. B. Thomas, W. 8. Pierce .sru def, IL
Earle, aid others. TIE PtiSatiphia Tipss, q two
cent pape-, has latoly been purchased b Mr.. j.
Barclay EsrdiDg, and is Dow Thoroughly RePuoi''
cen, the most pronounced CJgan of tas iry IN tae
city Beyond this there is no nsSs loper pie
nOmtBSa 10 nCte
We Aad dash Of shower yesSar day, but ths
clUu6s, as though ashs2s.d of whES hoy bad DONE
soon retired, o.vd the Thermometers ose. Phthoei-
phi, is hotter tbaa could De. ~ 1srtd by JOhl
Wilkes, il tho Vision Of JudsA' nj, but ia' no
.1yx ori.y in ibas way ogee Nfes York, as Is oFdi
a.riy believed. The superior cleahlinesa- oil TIE
smaller streets here g7esitin ~ far an as3s'daucy
as SIMMER residence. TAa drives arcap aoGsI
| likewise are very accessible, ana a sinSusl va
| beatty. IN its way l kpoW nothing sq'lai 10 tue
Vi,.sLiotep Creek, seven miles nor,a Of the LIZ
| charge Ii of aboriginal wldnes5. End beauty
9th p1ecipi,sus rocks and itch wo-sJands-a sug
e,,tiFe retreat Tor poets ard srtissS. The Sehuyi
Kin banks, too are loyel! at gari .'.s points Ito"
,uperh. too i5 lhe GirsrI G. ,nege-ihe laTgts'
marble temple If the kiad irA the world. IL ne
| tie advantage Of a site !rYal entcurages-tae
vrCat want Of all our cit' public eeifCeT Tht
woodlands. besides in '1tst philadelphia NouiC
set Wcodsworth going or a fortnight
The sge Of Trsgc'.y 'eritaby bee 20 20 De-
over. but hat theie. remains Of Il IN me ttite'
States halls frOm nj. place. T1eEe, IS {oaoR Sli
Poker Wa has wlit,en al trs Geaies Ia al Y
az, yo 4aF1g'i,h .s1utstio1 The. 'het. IS [g1s'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
POLITICS IN ALBANY.
Couespondence Of TIE N. Y. Tribune.
T..

Correspondence Of TIE N. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Jry 10, 1856.
To-day the Democratic party, divided though it
Is into two sections, is represented in State Con-
ysntion at Syracuse Never before, in the history
If that party in this State, was there So t'le in
Il rest manifested in this City-knOwn az the cen
ter of politics-regsrding the deliberations of ts
Convention. Heretofore, much more interest was
felt in Convention of either section. The fact
is, tho Democratic party in this state Is reduced
TO 9iere plotting aud scheming set OF place men.
All its men of character and standiDg-thcse who
kept the party together o, principles, ard who
scOrbed TO make it mere machine for securing
patro,age-haye left it. Hence the little ilterest
taken in it's action. The people know that all it
can de- now will amount to rothog. 1t may unite
its two sections but it capnOt attain to any power
II may form a single organization and perfect
g single ticket but its defeat Is certain.
The noble stand taken by the Free Democracy
in the Convention recently held by them at 9yra-
cuse so truly representing as il does the sentiment
of the State, has had much effect in bringing the
"Shels' into the disregard in which they are 5eld.
That Convention was composed Of men OF the
bipbest intelligence and worth-men who, from
their come cton with the Democratic party had
the heat opportunities for knowing what appliances
had been made of to convert that party in this
Sta into the apvlOgist for and supporter OF the
Kansas outrages. Ever since the South found in
Douglss AID Pierce willing tools to accomplish
their designs, the people Of this State have
looked anxiously to these men to see what
their course would be. Knowing them to be men
of character and of much influence with the masses
Of their party, though surrounded and hedges IN
BY men of easier virtue known as SOfts, they
looked with much anxiety to see if they would, as
wss the case last Fall, keep silent, and give the
Drmocrstic party the benefit of that silence. But
thew found them worthy of the reputation. they
bore They saw them come out boldly and Tan-
fully, expressing not only their sentiments, long
held snd vigorously maintained, but also 5nen ae-
te station OF tbe miserable spirit eyinced BY tho
psrsy to which they had been attached, in Snffer'
irg its back to be broken on the wheel OF slavery
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
PUBLIC -M-E.E'I'kNG.S.
FREMONT IN. THE TABERNACLE.

The @. .ntral Fremont and DaytOn Club Es.a
meeting last evening IN the Tabernacle Tho meet
ing VIII "a was only ozs of the regular weekly meet
ipgs of the Club, trraed out to Dc n mass m2seng
seyeisI pieces were present fror, Dodworthe g. bAnd
The caotrs seats were reserved 3cr the meIEers oi
the Csatial Union.
The exercises commenced wih rallyins cong by
the Glse Club and music by the band.
TIA Hon. Mr.. VATERBURY Of We9tchesseT County
then beean 10 address the usetirg. Soeai after his
corn LcemeLt, he young msn Of the Central onioh
cane in IN long procession aud were received WIN
lond cht ers and little speech from the President, MI
Flm II. Browne.
Mr.. WATERBURY then proceeded 70. say tha, he
called this pa-t,-forme5, It was, OF Raen Who had
belopceG to all the different parties which had exl'tea
in the couD.ry-a Unios party The principles oil the
An ercsp party were as dear TO him as ever they
{ were; be dd not love An less Dut ne ioYso
Fr, dom more Loud chetr II was for this that be
We hero to advocate the OF John Charles Ere
mcnt fProlotged chedingl Mr. Waterbury pro
c,edeo to review the platforms and canciaat.s iio
y,.e. for Nj Pierce, aud be oion't believe Horace
| GREELEY and TIE TRIBUNE when he was tod that
Pierce was dlhoh ST. But tae old cry OF " Let
| us alone" was raied, ard repeated until the Ain
| sss outrages we're .perPetIatet. He dd not De-
| lie do oct believe thst tie cry of disucion would
ffighttn mary Old women, even after this' AS an
Amt iicsu, re- could not suppolt DIR. Fillmore. Mr.
Fillmore was connected with The American party at
4. coumeuc ID nt but he had forgotten his American
Inn tilt ws gaining its strer gh aud remembered
| il opl, when i. nominated him for the Presidency.
The KIow.Nothing platform Wa TOO mean to be IN
! dor.tc. Mr. Waterbury proceeded TO speak of Dir.
FIeuott smd loud app,use. True he waaa young
msn bot NapoIe was the conqderor OF ltaiy ut =.
| sIa Washington assened tbe command OF tue An1e't
| cs4 amy before lie was a, old as M. ttem)h! r
| I,w. Nj Waterbury ecltinu,d aud closed aii''
| loud eptlao.e.
| Af.fr acotker iopg by the Glte Cub, & ID. u =
B0UcE 4 Msdiscn County "As inrodaeed' ile o I;cb
mel ctd by reference to the soyantag nnu'i ~
", Amelcals hao bseu born ard wera Agissi ~, o.
g. they en-, Ac .oi5 without INTEGRITY 1ut on the
were IL the .smc dAngei in which the si',o nsitrisl
slopes Ct Xooeno.s wore. Al quet 'o!s, ,; Va Iihcrv
I-drfr,, W. borusa sait 20 hat o Csi iva ,Sn az
Anc ttAt va. 'he great que.i'on % i e, f;{r,y
iyrr ore-cu Of t6r time For the las' ~
'se poa er f .hs Ge7ernn Ut haA IN tLs nurcSs,,
e:'Et'I. Vei trac itss sgread Of Savers
- q 1: GP T1, t,% $us bed fS%s SR:e %h'' Fs IPl
oe " ~ o. -, e. .m t!abbeg Liberty 90 the aeart
T'"cs - - cssss DcHlo5stc IN =. Could 'he po'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
TIE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED NJ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAfH'
CONGRESS-KAN5AS'

a., n,...,,h to The N Y. Tribune M ,o.c
w wAsnIscros, wednesday, J'l, n SU' ,0Ip, ~,
The House to da, passed The Five S,,n"r. S,uvr
.oo bin Tor the py Of Re7OlatioDsr' O%cs's' once -
"p %h U' Ks,,. an Election case will be called up TO-
ma,row =. n o'clock, ard the previous qiesI'Oa
HlIS" i1I =, dsm..ded = o'clock 80 the whole mat,
w." w. ui b. settlsd tomorrow. Gov R''def would
Ss, . VIZ ~ ,rseat and addressed the House but is
aios aaIs q, Philadelphia and viii be heard if at ALL
by letter. , lii w.. di.cn.ssd In Com.
49, q, The Whole, and an am-nduent making
- .sditOpsI appropriation Of 100000 tor I'M
-. n z. onebec River, in Maine. would have
haea accepted, had not the COMMITTEES been without
. quorum. A rol call w,s ordered and the Com
mittee rosa ard reported TO the House that 1t
could dc 10 business, as 120 members had absented
thernselyss.
Gen. Lane ia preparing a reply to Mr. Burlln-
osms a card. IN defense of Mr.. Brooks.
Iii, esported that the President has expressed
himself favorable toward lberatng Gov. Robinson
and bis companions 10 Kansas. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
BURNING OF THE STEAMER JOHN JAY
MANY LIVES LOST.
WulTEH.LL. Wednesd.y July 30 1as

WHITEHALL, Wednesday, July 30, 1856.
The steamer John jay, on Lake George was de-
stroyed by fire. near Garfield, yesterday afternoon.
number of the passer gers and crew perished. The
BODIES of four ladies have been recovered. We have
not yet obtained let of tie lost and missing.
Miss Sherman, sister of Josiah Sherman of this
city, is Of the killed the steamer John Jay.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following bocies have been recovered: Mrs.
Belknsp Of New-York City; Mrs Renshaw of New
Orleensi Mr.. Mttcalfe of Cherry Valley, N. Y, Mu.
Twirg of Boston, and Miss C. A. Fleet of Brooklyn
five in all
The following passengers were saved
Gto. Bell ard lady Miss NJ p Bell s. T. Roberts,
Mrs Mary Roberts, New-Yoik; WIN. 9, Angel and
lady, Providence G Harrington and lsdy, Shrews-
bury, Mass j. H. Palmeter, Miss Palfneter, Glens
Fells, N y; +. j. Arthur and daughter, New York;
tics. W. Adams and lady, Newark, n. J. : j. A.
White and Hife, New Orleans; Aaron d. Weld and
wife, West Ro1bury; 5. Crafts, e. f. Young, Mrs.
w. +. Heybipg, MIs. W. II. Harding, Miss Eelsa W.
Blsnehari. Boston; Mis- A. Fl. Weld, Miss Alice
Weld, X. II. Weld, West Roxbury; j. E. Sheffield
and two daughters New Haven, Conn; Sdml Fleet
Robert Spier, jr., Laura A. Spier, Samuel +. Sp,er
Brooklyn; d. NJ Eabcock and lady, j. G.. Babcoch
end lady, Ncw.York; W. r. De Garmo, Fort Mi Ter;
g. CIowel and lady, Albert Van Wiukle and sister,
New. York; Geo. Hicks James w. Kns Brooklyn;
j. nitchsId and lady, MISS C. Goff, s. G rhwing aad
SOD, Boston; Mis- Ella Kent Roxbury: Thomas Bel
lnsp, Mary Belknap, Miss G. l. Metcalf, NJ. V. Met.
calf, New-York; j. II. Brsggs, Mis- Todd, Harris.
burg; Miss Susan f. spangler, York, Pa James Pot
ter, Gems Falls; Hugh Hamilton Fort Edward J.
C. Phebi1, wife and thee daughters, and the Captain
ard crew were all saved.
It is supposed that other body may be under the
wreck, bu, il is merely suppo-iiion. The vessel il
burned TO The waters edge.
The fire is said TO have been csuaed by the burning
of itch pine wood, which choked up the smoke pipe
60 as to drive the fire and smoke into the fire room,
compelling The fireman to retreat b the deck for air
without giving him opportunity to close the doors
ofthe Greboxes. The sparks quickly ignted the wood
work overhead, and the bout envcloped in flames
almost Instantly. The passengers blame the Captain
for not running her shore Immediately a. she was
rear randy beach at the time, instead Of all wing her
TO go for TIE purosc Of trying to put out the fire
and saving the boat and at last bcag compelled to
run on some rocks. Others attach no blame to any
one, and say tha. the Captain did everything in his
power to prevent the catastrophe. full inve.tsa-
ton Of Tie sffr;r is 10 be had.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

Lot ~ Tor you o. any human being % 20 H. If 1t
wsspt 'Vi ina, you might go.' He tsid there wa
hole IN The boiler as big ~ that Im,kins a
70 with his hand indicating about four iucbs-I and
ate wanted patch as large as bis table, he ss;d he
ed NJ. want to 60 be had rather give Is roh on, of
tr tcck., than go be ssd again before gong out Of
bis ests: - want to go at all: that hat viii
"msk Ike cofin L. x for al - witness never ssv b;n
80 IwiSns to 90 q. he was On Last Saturday ngbt.
at eevers pr tme he said the boat was not s.s
10 60 r, but gave no rr.sol why SIZE was unsafe wit
ress bad told nothing than Kctohum raid hi.
wife prstnt oil the time; she old not manifest
ally f. or Of bis gong by the boat; heard hs wife ssy
on Monday tha, she shonld always blame Mr. Brock.
way foi the death Of her husband s be- sIe hin 90
Miss Ruth Cook substantially corroborated the fore.
going ~fness.
lin gard to the summonrg Of Ms. Ketchum, = was
state that he was nearly insane and the inquest ad-
ioutned at 81 O'Clock till 10 morrow morning.
james Wech a deck passenger, died Of his injuris,
this morning. making fourts deaths in all aud there
is but little hopes Of the recovery Cf than one Of
the rem snpg seven, to alleviate the suiferings of
whom the Company is doing everything in its power
II is expected ihst Mr.. Kechums widow will be ex-
ahmed tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
= NRw!Y0RK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JULY 81, 1855

General 10 contrac. with Mr. Vanderbilt for carving
the NAL be'w ween New votk and Southampton, ~iTR
the soep6m+nt msk'ng II he duty Of the contracta
to IL. nd the tripe to Bremen and HAVE, or thoss
IlsCe- alternately, wbep-v-y reqcited by the Post
mater General without additi nal compens 4on for
,t. r"u, voyage as., pr9Vicn sna. tnEtwerp may
Art amendment directs the Secretary OF the Navy
t. i've the notice poVioso IN the act Of June 1852
Il m nate the npgeut nt f he additional ao vance
the trsuspora a'On of the mail between Ne~-York
and Liverpool Il the Collins Laae of steamships.
ID The bill was made the sp' cal order for Monday.
The bIll cor tDuDg the improvements In the hsybor
of N, wsik, New-Jeisy, gave rse 10 an animated de
bate involving ihe entire scope Of such Questions.
Without disposing Of the bill, the Senate Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

1 -b at Monticello be op4na5 u.--,.
its ero would w,n 1t was presented os uspo t t ?.
rocks to ovtrwhelm H. =. ~'S - 'oog sroe the Dem
corats RAD Rad any democracy rSSD' .sem Aa t,ey
spprebersiops With regard 10 the safety Of the
UDlop. In speskrg Of Squ<ttei Sovenignts, 10 sa,d
that STING 'elow oogh, 10 hove been Suubgelov long
ego, and ,bbt Aobison and Si3gfeuow embraced Ike
ID, etb and Sin. Gen Bruce concluded BY eicqoeot
tufgy NJ Fumon. He rad been through The Wet
tOnps of freeu,p
rbe banc save the MaIsti.lsise.
JosAFH hohII tsq, Wa then introduced with
thee cbN, rs for "Od Joe" Mr. Hoxie nsde fer
rusifs, wh,ch ~tre rceived with tho utmost en-
thwissm. sIarery ana The yellow fever. be said,
were SOrthtrn il, tn, w. ard he wartea 10 ousran.
tine them both SO that th.S would never be an,thios
bu' Southern institutions te Ike Of Uniou ssying.
and sd that at one tine he haa spprnht nson. for n
heath snd used 10 wstch with il. We should sever
have another Fran kin Pierce, but Nc Bucbsnsn 9ss
biz somiD'stTsior wHh the will .x-d. dc had seen
a msn wto tod him thai Buchanan wa Cur yisg al
before b'm. He night be- car,itg sl Ssfore lin,
bat wes ss the lrisbuan's race. hors, drove
all bis onpe,iteD before him. We oyteted
to Bscbansn because be lent binsef 10 the ibfsnon
{ anet' tron John Quincy Adams aud Henry Cav;
btcanse lie cheated the boce men Of Pennsy 10
1894 By telling them that Pelk YVES as good friend
of the Tsrif "a Clay when he knew thst he not.
towns there were only three Btchenan men left, and
not a sreSe Pierce msp. He bad Il from men who
would vote for Mr.. Buchanan ths; Fremont would
carry the State by 50, ,eee majority.
Mr. BRowS, the President of tie Cub. proposed Q
up Broadway, ssd introduced
Nr. CHAkLEo Il. WooDsaS of Massachusetts. Mr..
oocr said that he had b. ard considerable about
q n an nsm,d Fillmore. They did not hear anything
in Massachusetts, sbo { any such Rad. There was no
use taking about Pimore there ~eie two psItiss ia
tie countr,-tbe party of Liberty and the party Of
Slavery. These parties must meet and IN the couog
rhaI q any who placed himself between woua be
mace minct meat Of. Mr. Noodmsn concluded by n
yitirg the yourg there assembled to meet with tho
youpg men of Massachusetts N Mae Convention al
Fitohtmg on the 18th Of August.
The meeting tn, adjourned, and forming Proces-
sion, marched up Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
EVENING SESSION OF THE HOUSE

Special Dispatch to Tho N. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, tuesday, judy 90, 1855.
Mr. Geary, the nominee for Governor Of Kansas
has not Jet been confirmed. He is said to be
weak man and his nom nation was dictated by
Atobison, Shingfellow & Co.
Mr. Coifsx of lDd"ns, is presiding in Commit
tee Of the Whole this evening, ard Mr Tappan of
Esw-Hampshire is making powerful speech In
exposition of the vacilAiiog course of the Adnia-
istrason Pierce has not suffered go much from
the hands Of Any other man this session. II.