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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
xxxvth CONGREsS....First Session.
SENATE. ..WAsuISGros, Feb. 10, 1853.

SENATE. WAsHISGTON, Feb. 10, 1898.
Mr.. SEWARD (N.I. J presented memorial IRON the
Commissioners Of Emigration of New York, complain,
inc of the abuses to females by officers of ships, and
gave rotce that he would Introduce bill relating to
the erbieCl.
Mr.. WILSON Mass introduced a resolution cali
ing foe The Presidents instructions to Mr.. Meade
Hiinist, to Brazil previous to hs departure
Nr. HOUSTON (rexas) presented resolutions from
the stature of Texas praying for an investigation OF
the chssges against Judge Watrous during the present
session.
Or motion Of Mr.. GWIN (Cal.), q resolution was
adopted instructing the Finance Committee to inquire
into the expediency of reporting bill for increasing
the faoiltes of refining gold for coinage at the san
Francisco Mint.
On motion Of Mr.. HAMLIN NIe.y, the resolutions
IN the Indiana contested election cases were con-
sideret.
Mr.. HAMLIN MEL thought it was remarkable,
that utter the Committee on Elections had reported
resolutions directing the taking of testimony that the
Senate should repeatedly iefuse to slider the
iutioDs lie read Mr.. Mason's remarks on the admis
sion OF Minnesota, and Mr.. Bayards argument on the
admisotO OF Kansas, Ia show the importance OF de
gliding the question before considering the adnissio
of new States.
Mr.. BENJAMIN (La.) argued in favor OF the Com
Mr COLLAMER VT contended that the testimony
was immateral, and ought not to be admitted
Mr.. TOOMBS (Ga.) adv yOcated the resolution direct
Ing the lakiug of testimony. .,,,
Mr.. SIMMONS (R. H. and MIR. IRUMBULL tln.l
opposed IT, , A. ,.o...... e .
RESOLUTION limiting the time for taking testimony.
MIR III INTER Wal moved the postp0nemeht oi the
subject until tomorrow. Carried.
The Senate then adjourned.
lin the rsprt OF Thursdays Senate proceedings II Is
ms f n.ynen for prig TIM Dred Scott decision The s,se
ueut iacoIec, lie obc.ed To the ooPynsh' clause o'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
uorsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

AIr WARREN ARK asked, but the House REUSED
10 suspend tine rules TO enable him to Introduce 50
luton conning the debates in the Committee Oh the
Whole strictly 10 the subject pending, ana setting
epsh N,,e evenings in each week for general iiScuS
sion-
A resoIution of the Committee Of Ways ana Means
appropraug $5 900 to meet the expenses OF the sew
era, Inv cot eating Committees, was passed.
NJ. CAMPBELL (Ohio) asked leave 20 introduce
bill requesting the Pre-iden, to negotiate for the pur
chase OF the British North American Provinces and
Cuba the people Of said Provinces to regulate their
Institutions in their own WAY.
MI. CIINGMAN IN. C.l suggested adding and
the re.t 4 fmsLkind.
Tls House re used % suspend te rules by Yeas no.
Mr. Wolco.t appeared With written statement,
d.cla,nuag ans intention 60 ,ontemn the authority
OF tbe HJssc. bu. d,oyiug the rsht oi ths Commit
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ASSEMBLY.

Prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Baldwin of Troy.
A Communication was received from the Sdperh-
ten6ept Of the Bank Department, in reply to reSo-
luton adopted by the House, showing the amount OF
securities withdrawn from that Department by BANK
below the Sl00 900 basis, and by individual bankers
below the $50 600 basis during the rer panic, anu
after the decision by Judge Harris 70 he enect luat
the law did not require them TO keep nose amour
of securities in the Department. The tota! salh wiz
drawn amounts to $3,214,70s ~; and the amour. mount
since returned for deposit is $Sf2, ,i3S The DanAS
which have thus reduced their securities are sun ca
iying on business usual. The following are tne
New ork and Brooklyn Banks which availed theln-
selves Ct the privilege: Central Bank, Brook1yn, .
$4,000 withdrawn, and since returned elS,OVo; Chy
Bank OF Brooklyn, -, and returned none; heroen
tie Bank, New-Iork, $50, &C., and returned none.
Various petitions we're presented on subjects afeaoy
noticed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. 60.
By Mr. ENGS-To amend the Charter ot the o'''e
Wonan's Hospital .po-,
Bv MI McIEAN-To print 800 copies OF the Report
az the Astor Library. Agreed to.
By Mr.. CHCRCH-To amend the "a'ei'o""
Wafer act.
NOTICES or BILLS, 81
By Mr. RAWSON-To charter the GAines'"''
L .mae Seminary. If the
By Mr. PARSONS-To trsnsCfibe part oi que
Rec; rds of Cepesee and Ontario Counties aiia u'
po,i. came in Mouroe County Clerk Once 49,.
BY NJ. HAGGERTI-Io amend lae so' 'e'A~'
% assessments for highway damages. .. = ,...o-
By Mr. SMlTIi--To rescInd the Resolution 'o' w"
~ Albany street, New-l 0Ik. ..t;,i.-
Mr MCNElT bad consent 10 withdraw Gi1 -,
l .. .rs,r.sd the other day asking ma i''''A'
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The Newly Ork Custom-IKOu,e I'm the
Country.
Il Di,p1tch 70 The N. Y. Tribane.

Special Disp1ich 70 The n. 7. Tribune.
CARMEL, Putnam Co., N. Y. Feb. l3.
On Wednesday last, J. d. Little, an employee IN
the New-York Custom House. came here In haste
and posted large bills calling meeting of the Put
nam County Democracy, to consider the vote OF
Mr.. Hsskin on Buchsnan's Kansas, Message. The
meeting was held to-day, when twelve Lecompton
Democrats we're present and passed resolutions
denouncing the Hon. Mr.. Haskin.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Fire at Alfred.
. The N. Y. Tribune.

Specs Dispatcb 70 The N l. Iiibune.
ALFRED n. Y, Feb. l5 1853.
Yesterday Sunday morning the building attached
to the Alfred Academy, known as the ladies' buHd-
ing, was burned down. The property of the stu.
dents was nearly all saved. Loss about $4, 900;
insured for 81 900. The other departments of the
school 90 on as usual.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
A ROW-TWO Men Shot.

CIScIssATI Monday, Feb. -, 1853.
At Indianapolis Saturday night two Irishmen
entered liquor saloon, and, being refused liquor.
attempted TO raise disturbance with the persons
present The bsrkeeper, uamed Hohl and man
named Castillo nterfered to prevent fight, when the
Irishmen fired into the crowd Castillo was shot
twice and died last night. Hohl also shot twice,
ard is not expected TO live. There is much excite
ment in consequence of the affair, aud lynch law is
take Of One Of the lrishmen was arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

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WASHINGTON, Monday, Feb. Is, 1853.
The Senate has been occupied all day with the
case of tho bogus Indiana Senator'S. 1t was de-
monstrsted to the satisfaction Of any reasonable
man thsEAessrs. Bright and Fitch have no claim
10 their seats Nevertheless, the Administration
Democrats have resolved to give them time to
procure testimony though is certain that no tes-
timony can help their case. The extension of time
is prete1se to keep them in their seats to vote for
LecOmptOn.
The Administration Senators intend to hasten the
passage of the Lecompton Constitution by resOlu
Zion 10 clOse debate at an early day. The debate
promises to be one of the greatest in the history of
Congress AL the Republican Senators are pre-
pairing to take part in it. Judge Douglas is making
ready for great demonstration.
The separation of himself aud of Messrs Stuart,
Broderick, Harris, Marshall, Montgomery, Hick-
man, Cox, and their associates, from the LecOmptOn
party, is looked upon as final and complete. Ar
raneemerts are in progress for the consolidation OF
O great An!i-LecomptOn party.
1t il sa;d that Postmaster Gray, of The Cteretand
Plaindeqlsr is to be removed this week in spite of
his csyug in on Lecompton.
70 the As.ocjated Press
SWAsHSG1oN, Monday, Feb. Is, 1853.
Senator Seward has given notice of his intention to
Introduce bill in the Senate to reOrganlze the United
States Supreme and Circuit Courts that the several
States sha be represented by Judges in those Courts
more nearly on the basis Of their federal pOpuation
while the administration Of justice shall be made more
speedy and efficient. 1t is understood that Mr. sew
ard thiuks that the Supreme Court Is inc SaVeIy GU
edei to he stormed. -. .
Mr Woo0tt the recussnt witness, was THIS even
ing transferred to the Marshal OF the Dlstrct Ol 20
iumba for confinement ID jan, III oo0uioH"0 W ' VI
der Of the House. ,.,
The senate have confirmed Mr. Jewett as Marshal
for the Northen District, and Mr. Biz isall as Naval
Officet Of New-lork.
An Intellectual motion was made TO remove the IN
unct;cn of secrecy on the speeches and proceedings
attending the confirmation Of Mr.. Sedgwick as District
Atto,aey of Eew-IOrk They involve questions o
Eew.iO,k politics and the reasons that leu 10 the
remoy si of Mr. McKeOn. go
The indications are that the new code OF laws OF the
District Of Columbia voted en- to-day will be rejected
by large majority. -.
The commander of the ship John Adams, writing
from Valparaiso under date Dec. 3 informs the Navy
Depsr nent that the ship Antonette of New-fork
foundcred at sea Nov 25 The general appearance Oh
the yesse was such to lead to the conclusion tnat
The office rs and crew were taken of by friendly sail
Official advices from New-6ranads state thst tnS
people there were quietly organizing new federal
system Of government The treaty between Granada
and the Uuited States submitted TO congress on
the first Of February.
Santa Anna was daily expecting to be formally re-
called TO Mexico
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Destruction OF a Church.

KEYPORT, n. j., Monday, Feb. Is, 1888.
The new Baptist Church at Middletown Point, two
miles from this place. took fire yesterday morning,
Just before the services had commenced and was to-
tally destroyed. Loss quite heavy and no insurance.
The fire originated in the ceiling, near the stoveppe
Tie dwelling house adjoining the church, belonging
to Abraham Cottre also took fire and was destroyed
mostly covered by insurance. The printingotlice
of Tie Nem-Jerse1 Weekly Times also took fire.
but was eubduod without much damage to the
building.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
DefaIcafiOll.

81. LOUIS, Monday, Feb 10. 1853.
Recent developments show George Smser, late Col
lector of St. Louis County, to be deaulter to the
amount of 100000.
Messrs. Mclean, Sherrard and Marshall, Governor
elect Of Kansas arrived here last evening from Kan
cas- but they bring no news.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
The Bay-State Mills Corporation.

BOSTON, Monday, Feb. ID, 1913.
Judge Thomas Of the Supreme Court to-day granted
perpetual injunction the Bay State Mills Corpora
ton, ard dissolved the Company. Receivers are TO
be appointed by the creditors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
MARINE AFFAIRS.

rHE suIP rL,Ise DUrcHMAs ASHORE
telegrsphic dispatch to Elwood "@'e'' osa.
Secretary of the Board Of Underwriters, was receives
Yesterday from Brgantine Beach, NewJersey, stating
that the ship Flying Drtchman Capt. Hubbard. had
gone ashore near Absecum during the late storm.
Capt. Merritt, Underwriters agent, was Immediately
dispatched overland 10 her assistance and the wreck
ing schoOners Norma, Excelsior and Fidderman ie6
during the afternoon. The Flying Du,chman was %
her way hither, from San Francisco, with cargo Of
hides and wool, when she met with this mishap.
When the message was sent she had 10 feet OF winter
in her hold Her owner, Mr.. George Daniels Of this
city, values her at $4,000 VIM II. Webb built her
in 1852 She is 200 tuns burden, and rates No. I.
Her freight money amounts to $25, 900, and her osrss
i. nth $4,000. Vessel, freight and cargo arc IN
!, suied in Wall street.
DISAsrIR IN TH2 Ban
The bark Cienfuegos, Capt. Grant, for Cienfuesss.
While towing out CT the East River yesterday morning.
went ashore on the south side Of Governors Island.
ACCIDENT TO A rERRr-BoAT.
The Hanilton.avenue ferry-boat wyandank while
on her way from Brooklyn, at about 81 o'ceok p m.
came in contact with the buoy anchored on Diamond
Reef. which penetrated through her suaIds On tho
starbosrd quarter, ripping up the plank and carrying
away some Of the guard braces. Fortunately 10 per-
son was injured. The tide yesterday was unusually
ow owing TO the heavy northwest gale.
GOOD PASSAGE.
Tie steamship New-York, which sailed from this
city in company with the United States Mail steamship
Baltic on the 10th ut., arrived at Greenock on ths
18th nt, the same day the Baltic did at Liverpool.
NAVAL.
The United States sloop 0f.war Falmouth WA a.
Rio Janero Dee. 10; all well
rHy COLLINS STEAMERS IN THE cUsToDr OF raS
The steamers Of the Collins line are in the hands Of
the Sheriff. Messrs Brown Brothers have sued od
writ Of execution for $685. 800 against the New York
and Liverpool Mail Steamship Company and tho
steamers OF the line have been attached to satisfy the
clsim. Sixty days from the 2Sth Of January, the
date of the execution, have been allowed the Com
pauy 10 raise the amount.
A LONG pAssAos.
The steamtug Webb, Capt. Hazard came rp -
the citv last evening with the bark Panama, seventy-
six dsys from Rio, in tow Capt II. slso reports oe-
low the ship st. Peter and ar unknown snip.
MISSING VESSEL. -
The bark John Gardner Of Boston, Capt ocooe:
sailed from Singapore April Is for hew-fofk, 40
passed ADjer May u. Nothing has been pesra o.
her since Capt Scobie belonged 10 Salem, but nas
Tor many yeaIs commanded vessels sailing from b0s-
ton His first officer was Mr.. J. Howard bcdge q
Portsmouth n. H., eldest son Of Mr William Bodge.
The Jobn Gardner was 49, tuns built at Belfast, Me-,
in 1850 and was valued at e26 900, three fourhs o.
which amount wa. insured in Boston and one fourth N
Maine. Her freight money, $40, 900, and the pro6ts
on cargo sl7 COO were also insured in Bos.oa. Tho
cargo was probably insured in NewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Fire mt Fredericton, N. Il.

81. JOHN, n. B., Monday, Feb. 10, 100
A fire which broke out in the house of Mr.. Wilson.
near the Barber House, in Fredericton, yesterday
morning, destroyed seven houses and q blacksmiths
shop. man named A. Taylor and his wife were
hurnt IN deatl.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Nomination Of an Auditor.

ALBANf, Monday, Feb. Is, IXt3.
TIE report that the Governor has decided to noni-
nate Mr. Lavenworth as Arditor has no official foun.
dation Gov. King has decided TO nominate Repub-
lean for that ofhce but has not made known the gen.
t,eman's name.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

DEATH oY CApr,rS TAILoR.-Caps wIlnm ndinnnL ", ":
Taylor. OF the Navy died in Newport a. % cocS as os
the 18th inst Capt Taylor had passed. 'l.e rbsrscsr
years and ton, and sustained & ns. md i, y;,su.
nS a s1 caee lie was conspicuous in the
battle Of Lax Ee in which he navigate. the Law
rerce. Penys flagship into and during ."g u Or;"r
lie saw great amount service, ne'', ~ o. o.,
snd S u OHIO S74 on cruise to tie Pacific since
v which time his intimate. have grsc1aliy overcome
LIN. ~ was bopo-ably retired ~ fhe HA'a' '''''u
VI Al pay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Burning of n Church,

BAL1IMoRE Monday, Feb. 10, 1858.
st. AIMS Episcopal Church, at Annapolis, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. 1t of the Oldest
churches in the State. The fire caught from one of
the hues.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
The Virginia Legislature.

RIcHMOND, VA, Monday, Feb To- I553.
The Senate have defeated the bin consolidating the
Northwestern with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
roads.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

Congress, without assuming dououu' Po"s's
without acting 40 as to appear to bear opPFe''i'''y
upon private rights.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
From, Ai5nBy.

ALBAsr. Monday FEB. r.. 1853
The Americans have romnstei their cladiate
70. Regent Of the University the Hon. Lorenzo Bur
Iowe late Controller.
The Republicans met in cauous II the Assembly
ChauS,er this eveuus. Senator Patterson was Chair
mar aud George Wolford, Secretary.
Az Informal ballot for Regent of the University re.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
The PeninsIilar Bank i'm Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Monday, Feb. IL, 1853.
The PeniDsular Bank OF this city resumed business
to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
Philadelphia Bank Statement.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Feb. 10, 1873.
Our bank statement for the week ending to-day, as
compared with that of the previous week, shows the
foIlouino.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

Or The second ballot MI BurrOWs received II and
Mr.. Bryant %.
MFR. Dven, who nominated Mr.. Burrows, paid
high compliment to Mr. Bryant, declaring that the
nomination could confer no honor On him, but
that he would confer houor % the Board if
elected. Expediency dictated the nomination of NJ.
Burrows vbose devotion to freedom lie (Diven an
swered for.
On tho former baIlor, n. Burrows received ma
iority Of the votes and was declared nominated.
Tie Democrats have nominated John Vanderbilt Of
Kings County.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16


RRoADwAY TnrAIKR.--LAst night, to the in6nie
ie,ectation of tie juveniles CULVER and tho whole
rbe Of Lilipu'iaDs presented before thsr woo-
derpg eyes The veracious traveller was personaaed
by NJ Bihn the Belgian giant whose gigantic propos-
tioue were brought into strange relief by the con
a with the tnest children that could be procured u
act the little people. The most noticeable adven.oroe
of CULVER, the truthful while among the L'Hpu'Aos'
were Represented; the little cssks OF hqno' we"
poured in bountiful abundance down .ae
cspaciOus throat of the huge stranger, me
aee,s Of the enemy were scattered ana aessrosea
bv one wave of bis potent hand, and dives
other feat, recorded by Dean swift Of Mr.. dsn"s'
wers nronerly accomplished by M. Bihin to the pS'
s.c. .s,;.rsctiou of all concerned.
Thi, spectacle is well gotten up. ans AZ tas oos'
,,,,.s snno;p,mepts and decorations are not ooay
sIsr,,, but Historically and critically cosrecs,
.s.,,v a. ve can determine from orr ~
mate knowledge Of the times and the people.
1,,s ,or,l.r darce :" The Iancen" Is perform
"A br eight children in a style thAt eans forsA
,hs spprobalon aud applause Of oil boaosds~.
The elephant, TppOo Sab, is introduced os
6r.l.., and deliberately walks away with ,os"v~
,na tie M,s king ans queen. The piece VI" % ~
serted or Wednesday and Saturday sitsrnoo's 's'
precisely tho thing for to Children 70 "e'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

On the second ballot NJ. Burrows received 81 and
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Extract from Mesars. Allen & Paxton, also eatf

Extract from Mesars. Allen & Paxton, sso extt,l
slv- luur ag-his III New ok;
The voluntary Inspection of Hour i'll this maj kr'
has lowered ts standard Of tlunr, particularly nf ali
kind. al we-ern 10 very low ebb--n :ac, lar Il.
quality or grades Are concernad, it amounts 10 moth
ing ut all, &c.
Exrac, from Letter of T!os. p. Kettell, Editor nj
u. =. Economist;
IL think the New York standard not SO hivh as un
der .fnt" inspections. Southern -four stands WE'LL and
persons in the trade srdom require reinspectou, r..
.iancs being ha! nn tho stgir inspections"
Extract from Letter Of N. II. Wolfe, Presiden, %
New York Corn Exchange, and must extensively
engaged in the flour commission business:
'Ihert Id no doubt that the voluntary inspection
has lOwcred the standard of -four ard essaned its rep
utHiiun abroad. To substan!atc iha you find in Eng
land that our "s,ats flour which is our standard su
psiiil-, siands below Baltimore, Richmond, Peters
burg and Philadelphia in ioraigD markets. IA The quo
ta!ions from them show. think the voluntary III
specon has been If great rjury 10 the -four OF th.
state III tarcirn markets.
"Had We Il siate appointment, with good standarL
TO work up 10, i; would give ns better reputation
abroad for our llour ~ there would then be no oppo
sion of inspectors. As it il now, what one eel OF M
sp.cors refusa 10 brand superine, another ser, (,
get business, brand the same -four, thar the Dspec
Ton hss d"wI low hcr. is no reliance "n il.
Extract from Mesar4 B4bcock u Cas- Letter, wht
commission merchants of New York:
ave believe the laws permitting. tho voluntary in
spsctIon Of Hour in state have been 10 operation
seven nr eight years, sinc- which time the quay %
hnur has been gradually drprociaing and much o
that which now passes for superfne, would not il
many instances have passed for more than No. =, pre-
viuus tu the alteration u! The laws.
"At the present time any person has the privilege
ofinspectng -four, which leaves door open tor irres
ponsible and ignorant to decide upon the quality
III -four which they lGve little or no knowledge OF
and who ars disposed to please their employer
than to do justice to the public. 1t is almost unsni
mnusly admitted, that our -four inspection rs M"
conducted, is productive of good bit much injury
We might from .hs mass of letters before Gil on
columns with conclusive proof of the worthlessuers
that system which ia 20 powerful with the often De
fented enemies of our gcnd old system Of inspection
but for the presen; We will be nercfu
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uy TUE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received by the Execu Exec,
- - w ,h ,r,y of HnliiaX on the SECOND day ol th-
,psa, Up "a mouth, BY THOMAS TUCK that the said Tuck
arrested and subsequently, made his escape and 10
rnnv u, large therefore, do hereby onef ..a
Snc Hundred and Fifty Dollars 10 any person OF
Who .hn rrre.t the said Thomas uck ana deliver ni
The isot tisax county; aud DO moreover requr
all officers OF this Commonwealth ciT nha ina' & n
to procure the arrest oi the said Tuck t"l ne "' "
brought to justice. ., ,,,,o, rho Irss
Given under my hand rs Governor ";d uue ,b;s 7b
Senl of ti. Commonwealth. at Richmond !u' ~. M
H. . day of Jsuuhry, p tue yc"t is1s; an' wISE
wear of the Commonwealth. hnN"' "
GKorCr W MrSroKp. Sce'y OF the Com i,Ii
Thomas Tuck is u - years old e' ~ ; Gr
Lrh strong built light red or yellow fei Ia' s ,h;I
I.e TAI, ska gray eyes, very hight eyebrows ana th'es
ill.,, in walking turns Lis out more thah cou'ho"'
sirw spoken aud mas rather bad countenance.