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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
STATEMENT BY GEN. CALHOUN
WAsnINGroN CRY, Feb. II, 1853.

WAsHINGroS CRY, Feb II, 1853.
To nt Editor Of The Uaion. CT.
SIR; have already communicated TO the Commit
tee on Territories in the Senate full statement OF
facts connected with the application OF Kansas tor ad
mission into the UnioI State l need not repeat
those facts in this paper as they will doubtless reach
the public in few days. IL is with reluctance that
refer TO matters pertaining soey to the local politics OF
the Territory In which 1--we and with which TO some extent
pn eonnscted but the VARIOUS and consdico,y
m.n tos have been Tadeoy SUBSCRIPTIONS and irresponsible
ss, duties :, hf pssc press ,O1Sns the d'cSarse Of my
pahe the duty inpsrstive
Excitement coiaiet and great confusion mus; ay at
together m all parts Of the world actaaed By different
ne limited States has suffered more from causes Of hi.
than Kansas The conflict about the shaping Of our n.ion.
S :; ss. SoeesS Sa IT, & Uae G & S Ts
every portion Of the Union most dsimaI in character and with
strongest prcdpotion 70 collision That disorder and
fusion the violation of Individual and public nights aud duties
should e,u from such causes may DC o could not
thee contrt yers ballot box Bad men have been
ecs ssS % sSdIe.s. hS put forth By the L.
party Of Kansas forn nfgt nee nae been sni
en,b questions Il pubic policy Sy the fair and . bones. nest
have probably prevailed with their own party
friends who in opposition ~ party knowing ana IPaS Ia
Violation Of public rght and duty Bu, not obje, to go
irto fu examination OF this subject My otec, nos 10
return. or members Of the Legislature Ia Lcayenworn 0ouu
The statements In reference - which have been 80 cohnz anu
18Th Of January the day before opened the returns Of
ine Kansas ee tons for aud under the Constitution was
pon by several gene from Lawrence headed By Doctor r
Gov kossCR and asked would be soyeIned N &
statement Of Of the judges o the Precinct know
the Delaware Crossing" replied No. ThAt could not;
and would not go behind the election then stated
that the question wss a. 70 the Of returns and rsad wa,
that the returns sent 70 the approved
and signed by ihe udse' Of election. TO give The full opportunity
of submitting testimony 10 the legality Of the returns told
gentlemen thai The legislature would have duties
psrrm until ser the decision Of he question Of admission,
ibere could b. necessity for the immediate
Gates Of eecion In that or any other ease sud that the difficult
shted.
This made the day in the presence Of the
semen who were pTesen 81 the opening Of the returns also
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

MOUNT WAsHISGToS CoLLEGrATE INSTITUTE
CHARITY ExHIBiTIoy.-Last evening the pupils OF
the Mount Washington Collegiate Institute, under the
direction of the Principals, Messrs Clarke aud Fan
ming, gave an exhibition at Hope Chapel for the bene-
ct of the NewYork Association for Improving the Con-
dition Of the Poor. The Chapel was crowded to ex-
cess by the parents and friends of the pupils The
boys acquitted themselves creditaby in series OF hu-
recita,ons several of them manifesting great
promise for future usefulness. In the course of the
evening report was read by Master Z. Bussel chair
man OF the Financial Committee. A purse containing
SUI % was presented in the name of the pupils by
Master j. l. Davies, who made very energetic pre-
sentaton speech.
Robert M. Hartley, esq, Agent OF the NewYork
Association for Improving the Condition OF the Poor i'll
receiving the purse made fitting response and spoke
some encouraging words to the youths who were en-
gagged in this mertorOus effort Messrs. Clarke aud
flaming gave Sjl 25 OF the above amount.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

The Rev. Mr.. Webb of Campbell C. H. has re-
ceiyed the sad intelligence OF the murder of his
brother by the rebels in India the 18th of asst June
The information was contained in a letter from III,
widow of the unfortunate gentleman. Put in some
measure upon bis guard 10y the troubles around, he
his place being some miles from the residence Of any
other European; almost mGedia,ey afer which a
naty of rebels and some of the worst OF mis- tenants
got together and attacked him lie made determined
Resistance but was oveTpowered by numbers and N
hnmanJy murdered. Richmond South, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CosAnftk.-A sPe@"
Getting Of this Committee was held at their nssiqa1
ters on Wednesday evening last, when the Comm'1eo
TO whom bad been referred aresolution IN
pqpto the eapediency ofspplyngto the Legsa,arets
make certain amendments in the Metropolitan Ponce
law made majority and minority report-the former
signed by four members OF the Committee ana tne
latter by one, when vote was taken on the sueJes'
which resulted in Sc votes being cast ~ anst soliciting
sry legislative action in the matter, and ave 10 favor
of the expediency of pettioning the Legislature 70
amend the law.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19
WAsHIyeroy, Wednesday, Feb. II, 1853.

Messrs Soaring Corning and Clark, say that they
win insist upon thorough investigation. If they
maintain this pledge there is doubt of the ability OF
the House TO appoint Committee by ballot which
will sift the subject thoroughly. 1t was knowledge
Of this and desire for time to get absentees here,
that induces the Leeompton majority of the Commit
Zee to refrain from insisting upon making report to-
morrow.
The Administration have Issued orders to their
officials at New-York to Immediately get up a Le
compton meeting, and manufacture public sentiment
in favor of the scheme to stIfen the back-boues of
the New-York recreants. General Ward wishes it
so,, amor. Cor Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-19

MiLrox sfsRs s Agent for the .,le ., Tvs 70
PATERSON, y. J. lie vii Ist InsV>E " ~ I' -
the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18
City Intelligence.

Cn,Er JUSTICE DUEa OF the Superior Co,r Is 80 far -
covered from the sccdep, b. witch hs leg eroksu
In the beginning OF January last TO DO sse 10 visit she
hs came down Friday but did not transact aay
judicial duties Judge Duer Is yet compelled TO have tas
We OF cru'cbes when he moves
CWiD Run 0vEa AND KfIIED,-About halt past dvo
O'Clock Friday evening, George Pollock, small boz
waoss parents reside in WAvegey place, near Hammond
street who in Fourteenth srset Sx.h avenue was
stone cart, driven b, Thou Connolly. One Of the
wheels parsed the head The lad thcrsby fracur
pg h's jaw and iniotDg other terrible injuries the boy
vas tax en- up Immediately ard removed the New York
Hospital, where dcath subsequently, easued Connolly
the driver OF the by officer Shelly OF
Me Ninth precinct and detained Al tee TINS OF tho
accident deceased was witnessing tao balloon
FIRE LUprow srRREr-About half pas, tee O'Clock on
Saturday forenoon fire broke out hs roof Of the
frame building In the Of II Ludlow street. owned by
Mr. Cromwell, and occupied by Benny Luiz AMI othar.
The nrcmsn extingushed the FIRE rhs damage to
the furniture will amount 10 about $50;
The building Ia damaged about $780, And s insured 10 tha
New York Equitable Insurance Company. rhs flames
also communicated TO the ice house IN tho
Is Ludlow street, and damaged about SO. IA owned
by VIM. Fisher, sno il not insured.
. TIKI woRKISGMEs AID ToMrKINs SQUARE,
TO HERALD.
JuIv Il, 1859.
In notice In thh days HERALD rompkns park, you
pleased to cay that during she bread or blood ex
element last winter mob destroyed the wooden feuco
which formerly enclosed the grounds Now, as one Of
must say in justice to the sorkingmen, that the ABOVE s
not true II s libel The character OF those worthy
Of toll Some OF the fer had been taken
years aimee and nj the last state election the unterre
democracy made bophres OF the balance even to Gu
BIC inch has NOT been left
hope notice will ind place IN one OF the peoples
papers, that tho impreSson maize may be removed,
ana obiige your servant JAMES EAGINNIS,
Oh East ayenLl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18

BUTTON On Friday, July 10, soer short but sewers
Illness, CHARior. EaazA. dseght Of Geo. ". and mary
Fulton, see1 yesTs ard mooths
Tho friends and scqusinaces Of the family respest
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday snss
psyentS No. 4ss second avenue.
LaIBnor-A ButIernuts, onego county, N. Y, o.
Wednesday July H. AUGUST. IArIsoP in the 2lst year
OF her age daughter OF the late Edwin Willams and
granddaughter OF Rufus Clarke.
MORTON Saturday, July II, MAsr g. Morr, widow Il
the late Jacob c. Mott, aged 81 years.
The relatives and freuts invited attend the fns-
Moncay afternoon atihree clock without further
notice. from her late residence, No 81 Norton street.
Nomos Friday, July 1e, after long and suffering
illness PxRss Eosros son OF the late Jas Clinton Norton.
The funeral win take place from the house Of his uncle,
ssmusl Bradburst, No ~ East Twenty mn srest, this
veo and the friends of bis uncle Edward Psarsal
Fac, are requested 70 attend, without further notice
K.spAm In jersey CIty, on Saturday, July II, Joss
The relatives and friends OF the family invited -
attend the funeral this (3unday) afternoon at thrss
O'Clock from tho residence Of his parents No ai7 South
RsopSs-On Saturday, July II, NARY ANN GARaArT.
The beloved and only daughter Of William and Jaaa
Her remains will bo taken 10 Cypress Hills Cemetery
for otermers from The residence or her parents No sr
Broadway, "A Monday afternoon, Ct two O'Clock
RosKsTsos On Thursday, July Is, on the Eric Rail.
road q. W. Y RonzRTsor, aged "a years. member ef
Company y, Seventy first regiment
The friends Of the family, also the officers and members
Company f. Severity erst ftginent respectfully n
ved 70 attend the funeral from biz late reeidence corner
Of Tenth and Eighty third street, this (Sundayy
afternoon at one O'Clock. His remains will be taken 70
Greenwood Cemetery for intermtnt-
sTIupMAN "A, Iakevio, l.. l., on Saturday, July II.
sARsAREr wife OF d seedmap, aged 40 years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the Union Hosei Al
anGc street, Brooklyn on Monday afternoon ct four
O'Clock, without further notice.
Enthusiastically On Friday, July l6, JAMES r. tag
LOB, aged 20 years.
HIS frienos, and the members of Masonic Co,umbIas
Lodge respectfully invted attend the funeral from
nle IN nturrg -
son, on Monday Afternoon at two O'clock proceed 70
Greenwood Cemetery.
Pbiladeipbis papers please copy.
TIsBsTrson Saturday July IT, at the reaidepce q,
v HOLSTER No. G5 East rhireth street. Roxy IrsBsrns
aged 81 years.
kesment. on Monday.
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AsssTsoSa On Saturday, July IL, Of CONSUMPTION,
amer severe Illness, MsRossrr N. AExsrEo,s
The friends and relatives respectfully iuvi,ed 10 ~
tsnd the iupera from her aie RESIDENCE No $50 Ninth
avenue
Thos n and Elizabeth D. Bell, sgsd years IA monihs
The friends ard scqusnsuces Of the sry are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeis IRON hs late resdebcs
No sos firtt avenue, wihOu, further notice.
BrRSs-Qn Friday, July l6, CT oonsumpro1, Jous Az
rrrw son Of Janessnd Margaret ercs, aged - years,
months sBd ~ dsya
Tho friends aud relatives the family snd hose Of hls
ssS p possGzao S sSs
fully - attend the iubs raj from his late residence,
No so Oliver street, ihis tsunday) aftcrnoon a, one
o'clock. Hif remains viii be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery.
Cot~A- -On Tuesday July IS FRascss CLtps sec ond
eldest darshisr OF Michael ana Kate Campbell coman,
ssed z years months and 10 DAYS
Per r,msips were inferred iuCreeuwood Cemetery.
our darling Fanny s With the biest,
An angel ring Ger US;
In Abrshams bosom now st rest,
Net lcst but sone before
Dooer --On thursday, July IS, JoSsrH,s w.irrp
infant con Of Jonathan Warrington and Sarah C. Dodge,
The resyee and frieuos Of the family the Companions
., Pneo chapter "a, a Aaepne 0oanc, sna W.
respectfully invited 10 attend The funeral this (sun.
day. afternoon at two O'Clock, from the residence Of
Ion No H'"'''''y place without farther ''''''
California tapsrs please copy.
fu illness sAsas, wife Of yobn fnzpsics "a the ss's
The funsrs WIN take place ,ui, tsupdsy) afternoon Al
three O'Clock, from her late residence, No 10 Rutgers
street.
GREcx-On Saturday morn'ng, July ", Of dlsea'e q
the heart WALTER only child Of Chss. G. s0d Hannah
Greece, aged 10 years and ~ days
The friends ana acquaintance Respectfully invi'eo
10 attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, ~ tnres
O'Clock from the residences OF his fsher NO ia Maooa
gal street
GRrNS-In Brooklyn, on saturday, July ~ ot con
sumption C,ruksixsE GRrmsS. AGED ~ years sed day.
The remsips will be akea to Rye, westcnester county
Y, FOR inteFmeut.
B.resr On Friday morning, July 10, Mrs. M,Reissr
Ha,ear rehcs OF the late Elisha b Hsgo,, In the Goth
year o. her age.
the relatives and frieuss Of the family are respeculy
yeous,ed 40 atsend the snera from her late resdenc
No 20a Alien street. tbs tundsy) sferncco al had pss
one o'cock without further invitation
HARsrs. saturday July II, Mr.. HrvRY HhsYvs, q
native Of sySe Hanover, Germany, aged 81 years, 2
months sad n days.
The fiends Of The deceased are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this Sunday snernocu, a. two
O'Clock frOm the New YORK CITY Hospital without further
iryta,,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18

TINS Nrw York SALT MAsUfAcrt re-
cent spell Of dry weather was an almost unprece-
denied season for the manufacture Of salt by the
process OF solar evaporation. An unusually good
fret crop has been gathered into the storehouscs,
and in some of the fields the gathering Of a second
crop commenced last week. The grinding OF
coarse salt, bringing il directly in competition with
the fine salt made in the blocks by the boiling pro
cess, has been largely entered Into this season; and
the impression Il entertained by many OF the
manufacturers that the ground article, from the
fact Of its supposed superior quality, and the
comparative cbeapness OF its prime cost, Is
eventually to drive the boiled salt out OF the market
We do not. however. imagine that there Is any
immediate prospect Of such result. All the salt
made the present season Is represented as being OF
an excellent quality-owing 60 the stringencyo Of the
supervision and the than usually favorable cir
curnstances attending the manufacture. The fine
works have already made large proportion Of the
amount which II u proposed 20 manufacture the
present season. The sales have been large and the
demand continues active. During the dry weather
there has been scarcity Of brine but the bringing
into use Of new machinery at the Syracuse pump
house at the close Of last month brought general
relief The limited supply Of brine did not In any
great degree retard the manufacture.-Spocuss
Standard July Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18
BROOKLYN Ctty News.

FuoArIrG MATERIALS IN GowASUs BAy.-The residents
alorg shore, below Gowaaus, manifest considerable
in consequence Of the large quantity Of bedding
provisions and other matters which float upon the besch
they labor under the impression that II from in
fected vesses Il Quarantine Representations regarding
the matter constantly made at the Mayors office aud
bis Ecnor in order ascertain the facta to the
Health Officer at Quarantine and received the following
reply, which Is hoped will have tendency to allay the
fears OF the Inhabitants interestet:--
QUARANTINE, July 10, 1883
Hen. SAMUEL POWELL, Mayor &c, OF Brooklyn:-
DEAR SRI am In receipt Of your letter OF the 18th
rst referring to the pusance OF oasog bocdug in the
Fay notwithstan ding tho efforts to prevent IT, You
sseure your stuents that what they tnd osirg
upon the bay near the Shore not rou, vese5 under
quarantine, ION the ports declared infected but from
EN- grant vessels lying OF Castle Garden.
know but one way to prevent the nuisance, viz: to
stop al vessels at carrying emgrant passen
gers, and burn their refuse material t5e
think this wsuld do a~ay With the appearance Of the
scsrecows but dc feel warranted to stop such
sells for such purpose, whom all haDds board have
been well. The MAY and Commi sioners of HEALTH
however have power to drec. to do they choose
Very truly, yours, r r. THOMPSON
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Markets.

boss Of the Bank Acts Committee
BY the arrival Of the Austria yesterday morning we have
London papers to the morning OF the Sd INST inclusive,
thus anticipating the mails OF the Canada The London
Ysnes OF me %. nosic'ng the money market OF the
The English funds opened this morning at further de-
fore the close Of business he first transactions in con-
sos were at 96k and about the middle OF the day.
owing 70 rather large purchase for the next account
For the 9Th Of August the last operations Of 95H
BOY Bank stock left of at 220K 222 reduced and new
three Per cents sSh ssS India dsosn:arss es, ssS
BOG. as4s. (June) les. q 2os. premium.
In tho Stock Exchange there increased supply Of
to 2K per cent In the discount msrk and Of the bank
In consequences OF the bills Of the Sd and 4h falling due
70 morrow, there we9 very actve demand a. Iul rates
The final quotations Of the Frescb three per cents on the
lSc for the end Of the month showing, in the latter case
decline Of IN eighth.
In the foreign exchange this afternoon there was slight
decline in tho rate Hamburg other places about
The lamar bas arrived with the Brazilian msll and ESQ.,
indies with Elsa GOO or which f124 600 il gold and
GAO GOO silver. The Continental demand will probably be
met for the moment with those supplies no bullion having
been withdrawn from the bank to day
The precise amount Of specie - be despatched 70 the
East by the steamer OF tho 4th f9T o6 Of which fs3 So
IOr lnole hAu Oniua IN tue leer u
Guided about ESQ ooo shipped TO
Bong Kong The whole is silver, except &2,230 in gold
for Madras.
meeting Of large and influential shareholders in the
Illinois Central Railway was held day TO consider the
position OF that undertaking. in which sudden aud urex
Teced call OF twenty per cent las been made was re
solved to form committee 10 communicate with the New
York board that the parties interested this side
may escape being msled for the future TWAS also
solved that Of the members OF the committee should
be deputed 10 proceed 70 New York by the next steamer
Advces from Turin state that the Saroinian loan OF
81 just authorized by the Chambers has been
taken by Baron james ROthschd Of PARIS, and tho Com
uercial Bank ot Turin
Annexed the latest statement Of the Bank Of England
BANK or ENGLAND.
An Account pursuant the Act 7h and 9th Victoria 81
for the week ending Wednesday June 80. 1858.
DEPARTMENT
Notea issued. ga ,7ia6o Govt debt ell ol5 100
Other securities 3,459 900
CD ooinHbuilion II ,2Ss 100
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SSRious AccIDySroS THE Cars Con RAILROAD -
We learn from Mr.. s. II. Brown, baggage master
on the Cape Cod Railroad that the rear car OF the
passenger train from Hyannis for Boston, was
thrown from the track yesterday afternoon at West
Wareham, and several persons injured, among them
the platform of the car, was much bruised;l Mr. T..
G. Martin, brakeman on the freight train, was badly
injured; Miss Myers, residing on Hanover street,
Boston. slightly hurt and Mr. Joseph Gibbs, OF Ware
ham, severely cut about the head. Several others
received trnng injuries. Messrs. Brown Martin and
Gibbs were left at Warcham. despatch dated 81
pm, states that they will doubtless recover For
tunately, at the time OF the accident, most OF the
passengers were In the forward car, which retained
It's position on the track. The rear car contained
only about dozen persons II was thrown down
an embankment some twenty feet, overturned and
nearly demolished. The cause Of the accident Is
supposed to have been the breaking Of an axle
Boston Trotsher, JUN TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18

LARss QUANTITIES or FURs.-The So. Paul PIo-
nter Of the 2lst ult says some two hundred andhny
carts from Pembina laden with furs, are encamped
the outskirts Of that city, and enough others are
expected to swell the number TO six hundred. Al
together they will bring furs 20 the value Of $4,000.
These carts are Of the most primitive character and
are drawn hy oxen aud the stunted ponies OF the
plains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-18

The pretty little Episcopal church a. Waukesha,
Wisconsin, by the resignation Of the Rev. John
Egsr. who has gone to Beloit, has been LETT without
q minister.
Rev. BENJAMIN Walker has left his charge at
Champion Ohio, and taken the pastoral charge Of
the Presbyterian church of Newton Falls, Ohio.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATYA
Married.

NEWMAN BRArroRp. -On thursday. July rs, BY The
Rev. W Lawrence. OF the Church 81 tue aoy COMMIT
Mon RICHARD W NSwxAs, OF dartmouth, Easlaad, N
sUssS HENnKrTA BsADFosD second daughter OF W. Brad
ford OF PIT sdepbis.
Pbfaddeiphs papers pease copy
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Ha, lem Railroad Company.

YORK HERALD.
GxSrLxNES-We teal quits sa;is1ed that II would not bo
the TAB OF Mr. Couor bo ably srgusd the tor this
company before Judge Hilton, to have pending bis dsrdon
any pare saieusuts publications which ara In per
version OF the testimony and Ia direct contradiction to the
such appeared in your editorial columns yesterday
Considering the high character o! paper nos
prepared TO in II sneh sr icie nj this limo II would
DO from articles published In other iuurns's
well Your own SIMS the argument closed that the com
&fraic Of their desired foraga hs
action the Court We underske that the history Of
Il commi ted ~ The railroad against tho
city government and The ciizens WHICH will shortly appear
w.t. aorpesny satisfy every candid mind hHs The Company
far from hepg entitled 70 credence sympathy have
been aggressive spd Law defiant the begnpssy and
have bosred up their by the srosse ms
seuss..ors. PHILIP REYhoLDs,l
b N WHITLOUT.
GEO ID PHELPS, ! Executive
A. II. wkG0HT, : Commitiss
W. DODfE, OF Ciuk.as
Il. Ten FYcK,
BLAWEEnCE