New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

hsod. have been sim-I.ie,ed since TIE foru.,oa Of
tee bcdy.
The Cc-nuittee appointed 20 confer with tie .yert.
cftst puLcipi railroads beEesn the sea5 ,Ird aCi
Kh1sa. recci ted that reduction Of twenty five pe-
cent vcud be mh3e for nc e1,-e S. Loui AMI tickets
would be issued to the Agett Of the c Jnmi'tce
fom St Louis TO Lesyenwoth At go each being el Ial
10 reelection Of tTerty per cent ttat portion Of
route and that icSetf could be procured at the above
terms IN ihe principal cities in the East sid on the lias
Of he route.
MONDAYS sTssIos.
Tie sfs,ioB Of yesterday VAS occupied IN the cub.
committees and with discussion of means for p.0not-
ing the r-pd settlement II the Territory and securing
employment 10 euigrants
Tbs Committee appointed 10 confer with the officers
c. railroads OF tie subject OF reduction Of fare was
Instructed TO make such further Arrangements IS was
deemed adv sable and report to the officers OF the
Committee through the Agent ot Emigration.
resoluticn adopted that the Secretary prepare
fu statement Of the Inaucial dition Of the Com
mttee accompanied with the accounts current Of all
sgerts, 70 Re audited by 4 Committee selected from
prominent friends of Free Kansas
On motion, the following pesous were appointed
.uch Committee: J. S. NJ Williams. esq. Boston,
Mas Cba'lts A. Dana, go, New York City; the
Hon. Cert Smith, Peterbofo, n. Y: Judge Z. 5.
Williams. Connecticut the Hon John Wood, Quincy,
Illinois: the Hon John K. Potter. Waworth, WILSON,
Elm Gov. Charles Robn-oD, Lawrence. Kansas.
kansas CLOTHING. HORACE WHITE, ESQ AZ
sste1t Secretary Ct the Committee presented report
from which we extract the following paragraph:
lie tOUUDItec DtNe NcelNtu. up 10 pItstAl
date 1G3 boxes CT clothing contributed chiefly by e.
cieties Of ladies' The total weight OF these cont-bI-
tions g melting over 20 tuns, and they hsve been
transported at an expense Of l0S - Their eati-
mated value is Sll0UtO. -Four hundred and twelve
boxes were shipped from St. Louis between thu lst
October and the 10th December valued at 800 600.
One Lur 6Icd and ten boxes were detained on tle Ms
sorI River by the sudden clcse of navigation. The
Committee have on hsJd, in Chicago sod s..
Lcuis 3jl boxes, valued at 10000 which vii 70 fj7
wsd on the opepiug Of ns,ig sti,n. These cOnirbu.
tcns come from the varicu. States folows; Massa-
chuset's 80 boxes: NeW-York l3i Illinois 96; Ohio,
81 Michigan, 26; Wisconsin. -: New Hampshire, &
ConnecticLt, g.; Penny lyenis, o; Rhode lslfnd, d
N6rmCLt 1 Indiana ,. derivation unknown, ~.
There received from DIR. Samuel Cabot jr.
of Boston, 30 boxes curing the short space OF Two
ontts and from the Office OF Thaddeus Hyatt esq.
of New.York through the efforts of himself and
NJ. Chas. j. Warren, 80 large boxes Of valuable ar
ticles."
The above report will be Published in detail with
the other proceedings OF the BODY.
The Committee will probably finish the business on
hand and adjourn to-day.
The operations Of the Committee up TO the present
tin c have been conducted by three OF ,s members,
resident in Chicago, Messrs j. ID. Webster, Vice
President; II. b. HurG, Secretary and Geo. W Dole,
Treasurer Mr.. W. +. NJ Army Of Bloomington, H.,
has acted in The capacity Of General Agent since the
Organization Of the body, and Mr.. Horace White of
Chicsgo so Aisistant Secretary.