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PREACHERS SALARIEs.-Of the whole number of
preachers of the Pittsburg PA Conference, TWEEN
ty nine got over $500, forty-two got between $500
and $500. forty-hve got between $500 and $500,
twenty four got between $500 and $500, aud thirty
got less than 5000. The total amount paid to one
hundred aud seventy preachers was $62 SIP &C, in
Guiding house rent aud travelling expenses, which
would average $367 90 for each preacher.
LYNcHINGl-A physician, practising in Woodna
Orange county, N. Y, "a village near Newburg,)
being charged With neglecting his family, and pay
ing too much attention to fair widow, was sub
jec.ed recently to rough usage. The doctor having
received notice to quit, was about complying, but
was taken from his wagon by mob. aud after his
He was then enveloped 10 coat of tar aud feath
ers, hoisted on rail, aud escorted from thefown,
while the perpetrators of the deed, principally Ia
borers of the town, rewarded, it ia said with
the cheers and smiles of their wives and daughters
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~ WV T. r0sTRI. Esa 10 the authorized
agent for the Dispatch in Norfolk ard Portsmouth,.
SubscrIbers In thoss cities Will obtain their papers
regularly from him IT Tho earliest possible
IN the day.
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AH SALE OF SIX HHDs TOBACCO, Leaf and Lugr,
sold by the Inspectors to-day. at shcekoe Ware
house. for Thomas 0. Claiborne, Of Buckingham:
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Capital $1.5OO,OOO.

The above Company is PURELY MUTUAL. and
DIVIDENDS are declared ANNUALLY, and have
averae ed about IS or 40 per cent.
When desired, 40 per cert. OF the snnual premium
will be loaned to the Insured
ThisCompany has paid. in the State Of Virginia,
moe than ONE hun ORED AVID FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS to widows, orrhars and creditors.
All losses have been PAID PROMPTLY, and wi n
out litigation.
CALL without delay, and secure LIFE POLICY
CHAs Z WORKMAN.
Gen'l Agent and Atty tor Virginia,
203 Main st.
"a az 7 w SSsssa \ : Medical Board.
10 I COLEMAN, Nj D. jy 23-ts
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pKAs.NT RESURRECTION IN RUsSIA.--Adyices from
ReyeI state that an insurrection had broken out
in Es,honia, and several landed proprietors had
been forced to take refuge ia that town. A body
of co troops sent from Revel were met by 1000 peas
apds, armed with sticks, pitchforks, &c. An en-
gagement took place, Ia which Is soldiers and 40
peasants were killed.
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SUPPOSED PoIsoNING.-The indianapolis Sentinel
says that the superintendent and family, all the
Blind ASYLUM were suddenly and siaauIarIy sf
fected on Monday of last week After dinner. they
we're attacked with sickness in the stomach, ac.
companied by vomiting and, in some cases, extreme
pTostraton. Some of those who suffered thought
that they could taste the metal taste caused by the
poison
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DIES LIST.
A
Archer miss Nary L
Atfscher miss EIixAbefh
Allsn miss Masih
B
Brooks miss Calvin
Brown miss J
Barwell miss Martha G
Both miss Mary N
Butler miss Moll;e
Brown miss fliza
Brunt miss Mary
Brooks miss Matte
Biusenguine N
Cog miss 8 &C
Child miss Susan
Chase miss Helen O
Carter miss q
( Cary miss yC
Criss miss Alice
Clarke iniss Mol.ie
D
s Davis misl 8 A
Danlez miss Va 4
II
Fngiebright mrs yosep'ns
Easturn mrs Sarah n
Fineeau Miss Anne
Forbes miss Elizabeth
Goode miss Parhel Wa
Gaddy miss Elixah
Gafney II iss Mary
bennett Mllly N
II
AZ Henley miss Mary A
Hager miAs l. 81
Ii Holt miss Martha J
Herbert miss Martha A
Haskius miss Mamie u
Hope miss Perciller
Howell miss RebeccA
Hill miss Sa.lie
A
J
Jone Mary A
Johns miss Sallie Il
Jonathan mis- J
Jacobs miss Saran
X
Keyton Louisa J
ain Kaufman Mary
L
lacy miss Judith A
Lin isey miss Judith 4
edia Lrllis miss Anne
Ladbrook miss
Inn Landlord miss Ann A 2
II
D Megin miss Betsy
o u Moody miss Cornelia
Miller miss G A
Q Z 2 KILLER miss Anna @
Nj @ miss
NJ L y miss
Nc
J McCrey mrs Ann
N
Nance mrs Z ton
Newly miss Eliza 7
q Neville miss May
P
. Pickering mrs 4 L
Pullism mrs Bette
Patterson Sophronia
@
h Qualls Lucy Ann (ccPd)
X
A Rowe mrs Sarah
Ro.s mrs Maria y
Roper mrs Mary III
Robertson mrs Febby
ie e Reed mrs Martha
8
Shoemaker mrsInd's w
, Shaekiefsrd mrs Julia A
Scott miss AIRY Jane
n SiYurnaa mrs Ria
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co,,urvcruryr ~ u,pv.pn-Tba animal com

COMMENCEMENT At HARvARD.-The annual corr
mencemeut Of Harvard college took place Wednes-
day. with the customary display and literary ex'
ercises The Lancers performed escort duty to the
Governor and staff and the procession OF the Ia
Guilty. students aud others. The exercises we've
held in the first Unitarian church The gradua-
ting class numbers niuety.four, For the next
term l3o applications have been made, of which
104 have been already accepted. Among the de-
grees conferred was that of Ill. D. on Lord Napier
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ARMonY MONTGOMERY GUARD, !

G. - NOTICE-The members of
W. Marion Division, No. 5, Sons of Tempe.
X rance are requested to meet at Marshall
Hall THIS MORNING at half past 4
+ y o'clock precisely, to pay the lsst tribute
OF respect to our deceased brother koBT. GRAHAM,
with the usual badge of mourning
Members of .ister Divisions, and the Cadets of
Temperance are respectfully invited to unite VILE
By order of the Worthy Patriarch.
iv 24-lt#
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1fE- AT CosT AT Cosr!! AT CosPil!
3ARaAINs BARGAISs,I BARGA Nsiil--For thirty
days, we viii sell our stock of staple and Fancy
Dry Goods Of COST Also, Millinery and Straw
Goods, Fringes. Ladies' Dress Trimmings, &c sc.
Orr stock embraces great variety OF desirable
Goods, which we will cloae out at incredisble low
prices, to make room for the fall purchases.
LADIES' BAZ AAR
jy I6-i2t No IT'S Broad street.
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LOST.
LOST.
T OST-A NEGOTIABLE NOTE Of four


r OST-A NEGOTIABLE NOTE of four
IL months dated July 18th. 1855, FOR four hundred
dollars drawn by Charles Paleske Ia favor OF and
endorsed By kath Lewis Paleske. caution aii
persons against negotiatlng said note. bur will be
thank ful, should any one dnS the same. to leave II
at q C0ttrelps eaddlery tablishment 7
jy M-lts NATH LEWIS PALRSkE.
+ OST-On Friday evening last, either
- on Main, Broad or Gracs street, gold linked
BRACELET. The finder viii be literally rewarded
byleavfng the same at this efice. jy e -2t
+ OST-On TnesdaJ !, on Cary street
~ between sth and 9th lfeets MY fREE PA.
PEERS. They we're in tin box. VIII give . libe-
raj reward for them il ieft vt thIaoflce
a JOHN HUDSON,
GRAIN BAGS "A large stock of heavy,
~ donhlswarp OR AIN BAGs. Of superior quail
y, nanutactured hy. the Manchester Oetfcn and
Wool Manufacturing Company. Eor sale By Fl
NM H.sRoWkRs. Agent.
0.Whg copy. jy 7t-atAusw
QLEAcHED s HlRTING3 3 50 cAsss de
~ sirabie 81 lee ~ city retail trace reqsivnr ana
far sAls low 81 KENT, RxfHH q %.
DIS 3 sAfrLESr-riH1 APPLES. n.
4 lesisins fhassiag ~ s4wmsr. sSss, Pias Applss
m % baEeh< 1snalas. and iDr 80 ~ g s.
IVA : ANxpNd.
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Hc To MAKE
GOOD BREAD.
Use SEMPLES INFALLIBLE
~ BAKING POWDER.
wv GARLICK,
Sole Proprietor.

H8 CHEoPLAsTIc TEETH ~ Artificial
Teeth, By the CaE0PLASTIC PROCESS. are insert
ed by the subscriber, and warranted TO be superior
10 every respect TO any other method DOW In use -
Specimens can be seen at tho subscribers ONCE
Main street, opposite Corinthisn Hall
ly l3-lm JNO MCCONNELL, Dentist 4
N B-Nr. Mcconnell vail use electricity In the
extraction of Teeth for those who wish to try it,
H NoTlcE Tho annual meeting Of
the stock holders Of the Tuckahoe and James RIVER
Raiiroad 20. will be held ut the once OF Dnnlop
Moncu'e b Co. in this city, on MONDAY, the c6,b
inst at O'Clock P. NJ. GEO W. K0YsTER
j. l2-td Secretary
~ MEAsURER's NoTIcE.-Having
removed my Office to my residence on Broad at ,
one door below the African Church, solicit from
my many friends. and the public generally. con.
flnuance OF that patronage, which, for the last &
months, they have 20 literally bestowed.
From the large experiences / have had In measur
ing Lumber, Briek-work. plssteripg. d ri work,
Stone work, &c. feel confident OF giving eensrai
satisfaction. LEROY A 0RENsHAW.
iyl2-lm Measnrer.
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eB NOTICE The subscriber having
purchased of Mr. W Peterson the entire stock o.
DRUGS and NJ EDICINEs at the store on the corr er
Of Main and Wall streets. formerly Gaynor Woods
City Drug Store, ana having made large additions
to the stock prepared to offer to my frien's
and the public gem rally, every thing in my iae a.
good and ~ cheap as they can be purchased else
where, ard wou!d be pleased TO have them give me
call before pureh .sng, as feel confident Of giving
them satisfaction.
IN l7-dtstcw4t CHAS 8 DAWSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-24

RsrAusTIoS.-The Legislature OF Texas, at its
last session, passed the following act:
"Section l. Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State CT Texas, that the following sums be,
and they are hereby, appropriated for the use and
support Of the State penitentiary for the year,
1858 and 1850. After naming the various items,
the law make. this further provision For pur-
chasing and putting up additional machinery.
sls,000, provided, that no part of the same shall
be ex pended in the State of Massachusetts,, for
machinery manufactured in said State"
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ew~~ TRUNKS, TRUNKS,
ESE11@-S TRUNKS.-A large assortment Of
S2essxAA0 ALHX HILL Il co,
" "a l2T Main ct
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WAITE.

MANTED-To hire, for the balance
w Of the ysar. middle swtd Negro Mar, Who
Cova Applyto Us. HAkAH,
AZ Dickinson, MI CH's
- ax-stS Auction Hounp
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DTCHMOND MAZE ACADHMY.
!. RICHMOND MUSICAL TNsTT.

Nm TUTE-T l.. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL
PEI The third semi4nnuai session Of this ipstitu
ton will commence Sept. 10th 1885, and continue
nineteen weeks Teachers eminently qualified will
be secured fer the several departments. and every
musical education. Every means will be employed
to secure the success 81 pupils-aud 1T the lowest
possible expense The terms fer tuition and plan OF
operation will be duly announced
" = m
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THE BLoUNr CAsE.-The de Riviere romance ia
New York was drawn to close, at least for the
present, Wednesday, before Judge Ogden, at the
Hudson County Circuit Court Judge Ogden de-
Ivered his opinion, finding Huucke guilty of con-
tempt of Court, aud imp posing sentence OF impri.
soument upon hin. in the county Jail for twenty
days. and Zoe of $500. He was accordingly COM
mifted to prison by the Sheriff. Mrs BIount still
remains at the Napoleon Hotel.
Col. BIount publishes card denying the state
ment of a Western paper concerning bis wife be
fore her marriage. lie says:
Those who know Mrs. Rlount best from her in
fancy to the present hour-who derloring the pres
ent mental Authorization, wi ch has afflicted her at
intervals for the last five or six years, and which
is the result of disease-know that the article en-
bodies libel of the deepest atrocity. There is no
lady who is more beloved in the city of her resi-
dence--none in whom all the genter virtues
which ennobie, dignity and adorn the female char
aGter, shine with purer iustre. As wife and
mother, her conduct, (outsde of the present halu-
cination. that in marriypg her daughter to q
French adventurer she would be marrying her to
peer Of France.) has been and is irreproachable.
BOILER ExPLosIoN-FoUR MEN KILLED.-A steam
boiler 10 mill at White Lake. Mich, belonging to
a Mr.. Ferry exploded on the lSth instantly killing
four men, and severely injuring several others
One man, who was alive, had both bis legs broken
besides otherwise injured. Two OF the men killed
were French, and EMPLOYEES in the mill.
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Il EMION bega to offer to the Principals Of BOYS
OR YOUNG LADIES SCHOOLS, in the city Of
Richmond, bis services for the next session. to begin
ths LIST OF October. Address Prof II. EMION
Junction. Hanover couAty. Va.
n /, A,tnx
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sas- NorIca-The snhscriher hasing


81 County Rights in Virginia for sale.
jy 2I-2m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
PUBLIC NEETYNg9
ROARD OP EDuCATIOh

The Bosrd OF Education NE. yesterday at D. m.
The Fifth Ward se1t IN q commu. icatisn sskug
- 60o for repsirs already made on the build,s in
Meth Moore street. ,-cently buried ssd s. 90 foe
building sD aGIitionsl wing sad other alt rations
The Twelfth Ward ssked for IS, -, for a aew pr
mary schocl Scuee in One-hundred- g
e. e.t. Referred 20 the Committee on Finance.
TIE Tenth Ward ssked fer repairs 90 several bald.
ic-s, thsy want TO repair the root of No. by tAe
efec:icn Of an eD.;re Iew one. Referred TO Commit
tee Repa.Js.
Tie Twenteih Ward asked for $S.! y fer extra
work ou the rev building IN Twenty-e,.hth stysct.
I4'ct-ed to the Finspce Committee.
-3Tt Twentieth WsTu rpcrts slso, that ail 10 build
Ug, ere safe and we!l-prcpaled in csss Of emer
ceLc'.'
rLmber o. papers IN regard to the safety OF Mr..
scott s.hO.l.b l.bu'dng, in Twentieth street, whicb
-LCu'i have been lad before the Boani 10y Mr.. Mel,
son Coz missioner from the Eight euth Wsri, were
la.H before tire Board b. Mr.. WV. H. NTILsos, Presi
d-rt of the Board OF EGVcstion. The majority OF the
Bosrc, considering thst il wss ory dodge 20 get 8
new building, laid the budget 10 the table.
TIE City Superintendent handed ia a communication
giving the results OF pe recent examination Of the
Fifth, Eleventh, Thirteentb, fourteenth and Eff
icenthW schools. The fnai figures not worked
ou. however, IN most of the schools. The grades of
h. ch a. have been eosnisse,ed are:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
THE ACADEMY OF MEDICINE.

Tho rsguis. monthly meeting Of the New-Yosk
Acads my OF Medicine last nigh, was duly held. Dr.
BAopfLD,R in the Chair. TIE meeting WA Q most
be;ige,a1t one. While Drs Sands and Draper wers
being elected members, Dr. McNuLrY, Who when sent
10 Albany TO represent the Acsdemy at the state Med
os SOC ETY. at Tee last meeting violeoty attacked
By the Secretary Of the Committee on Admissioas, q
great length, ia some twenty minutes pad up Old
ecores and gave the aggressor full payment Tor sui
teel and fancsed wrongs.
Dr. Josys, from the COMMITTEES on Msteria Msdios,
made a report in favor of extracts in general - va
bic forms Of medicinal sgents recommending THAI
e<'s Extracts IA worthy Of al confidence.
Dr. RoTTON objected with some warmth, 6Aa,
prot ouised q minority report At the next meeting.
he memorial from the Philadelphia County Meat-
cal Society making charges against Dr. Reese f)fins
dO,sng the character Of DIR. McClintock wes thee
read. Dr.. McC, il will be remembered, was tho pre-
prietor of the medicines lately sold under his asm
but by the failure Of the parties connected theswS
the speculation fell through, and DIR. Moo then D
piled cor the PhysicaDship Of Blockley BospS al
Philadelphia, and was ndorsed by DIR. Reese.
The letter contained various charges OF us pro
fessopal conduct in dong DR. X. replied IN nen'
at great length and for come hours c'DnfeaAat tie
charges and adducng paliatng circumfarces Ths
matter was debated &ith much feeling and n Little
acrimOny by DIS. Warren, Anderson, berks Z, n.
Greep Gardner, I. NJ. Smith, 4. II. Parker, fesdle,
GriscoD,, and various resolutions were made and
amended till at late hour the resolution OF Dr DN
mod prevailed by vote Of "a to To- was 10 the os
feet that the Academy has heard with regret that
member Of TIE Academy has upheld tho oonduct -
one who has iustly fallen in the esteem u his p1-
fessiopal brethren. Very many wem,srs ssd LEFT b.
fore the taking Of the question.
We have rarely seen 20 much feeling msnfesttd In
The Academy a. upon this occasion. No other hss-
pess was attempted ard at late hour the Aosdsmy
ad;ournkC.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
LAND REFORM ASSOCIATION.

The Executive Committee met last evening at their
rooms in Broadway, JoHs CoaMERToRD, the Presi-
Dent in the Chair. Letters were read from Gilman
Pa,pe Of Boston w. j. Watkins, Utica and the Hon
William H. seward. The correspondence from Wash
;rrton udicsles the favorable action OF Congress on
~. - Homestead lll." The Com1ittee are eontinu-
-g fr ac ,cr 90 canvass he ci.y for sigr Stu,es 70
- --s for the Honest .4d bill. The Thlf''
t.e. ..,c Ect4 WsTus baV9 beou Thoroughly esn,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

VERY MAR Panic At BCEroNs Tar ,1ER-Last
night, during the performance of Richard the Third at
Buttons taeuter, small curtain at the back of the
stage took fire, and the audience thinking that it was
the building, rose en- masse, and quite large number
nshed for the doors. The excitement for a few mo-
uerla Wa very gc4; and the moaucr IN Which o'lno'
lhk e.. T. as1ci aoi tor Was ialc,grb-je. u, E-,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
A y. BARBrP. resppOintod-
JACOB l.. DoDCf, vice ocir!ts.
Cart. COrTN, vice Breu Ian.
D.yIp STEWART, vice BTairaTd.
nnheIfr is nndcrstood 10

S,,- Dohelty is understood to lave voted for
MIR. .Jvd" SCNatOr Spinoa for Mr. Stewart, and
Senator Putt for Capt. Coffin. Senator Mather
n,de much factiOus opposition TO these confrua-
tions, calling for the yeas and nays on frivolous
questiops and opposing action by all the parliament
tary tactics OF which he is master. No final action
was taken Cn the less important nominations sent in
by the Governor, though some debate was had on
the subject Of Loan Commissioners, Senator Scott
speaking at some length against the constitutional
ity sfthe appointment of Commissioners by the Gov
ernOr and Senate.
Quite large number Of New-YOrker arrived
isst eveu;Ig and this morning who were supposed
TO be interested, directly or indirectly, in the con-
frmati0r OF IIarbor Masters, and quite as much
interest seemed to be manifested outside the Senate
as inside. There are many stories current in bar
roOus and other places to the effect that bribery
has been resOred to to carry through these nomna-
tiOns but as they do not assume positive form 1t
ID perhaps not worth while to repeat them.
The following additional returns Of the assessed
value Of railroad property were presented to the
Sena.e to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

IN tie p,ece-gyes the soeRc tbe ehsn 70 Tho eye of
cons ,n,ly chargirg variety. hesr. JeiIer sou snd
Peters hayo to funcy pc the fcfn''r gentleman be-
re -oa!pd in petoi,r so-t Of ~sy By some sinisbs
savsees, OF vi CD occurrence be msEes much sport
Nj H. A. Perry Will appear next we&.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

TOlsIs.. b~5I-o-Jo 80 $IoVVIoz o"
The above table exhibits difference of assess.
ment iu favor of the corporations and against the
taxpayers of 81, or, ,104 63 the tax which
would probably amount to between $50, 900 aud
$40, 900. The following details Of the two great
rnala b, cNnnfies may be Interesting:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

ton appeared before tbe curtan aei assured those 70
mA"ins that there was no danger. whoa order coon
became 'e1tore.eod the pefornSaoe Of The piece wa
cCLhL Ucd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

The Cattle market yesterday sympsihized sAshty
with Wal street The speculsiors tancied us supply
would be short, and operated for nse, ana 70 some
extent were successful. The supply oi hfstesss Ca
lie was short and sod at lol Dc' pouno net which
was half cent pound advance upon tbs week be-
FORE There were 500 head IN market, Out the nssk
of them werv very coarse, aud not ov1 TAT; AID tbs
Did not sell any better than week aga the price be-
ing only equivalent to sa &C. pound foe the ~esf The
general average pics Of beef ops year ESQ to-day
was three cents pound higher than it was yesterday
Pork y at lower figure this week than hast, psrticu
l.rly,bsi kind known as mast fed pork, vNch COMES
from bogs feeding upon acorrs and beeos -uuss AID
the fesh is sea and oiy. II Is liked wel enough
:, ,be wed for bacon but is not liked hsre and has
Tesn SOFA a. low "a fvo ooots pourd within tbs pss
Wsok.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

LArR, KEESIs THrArrR.-The old comedy of
Green Bushes was revived last night at this house
for the purpose of introducing MIR. H. +. DAILY in the
character of Conner o Kennedy, and of giving Miss
Laura Keene an opportunity of representing OF
Madame Celestes favorite characters Mr.. DAILY is
DO stranger to the New-York public, he having been
epgsged TO support Mr. Forrest in his last engagement
at the Broadway rheater He is capable actor, of
fine presence, possessing full sonOrous voice, and
apparently received his training in good school, He
will be most useful man in the company.
Mrs. Virginia c. Howard is lady who has been en-
gagged to ill the place lately made vacant by the with
drawal from the company Of Miss Charlotte Thomp-
sor. Mrs. Howard seems 10 come worthy and wei
qualified TO take good position in the public favor
She improves upon acquaintance. and renders the
character of Geraldine in "Green Bushes effectively
and to the enineu. satisfaction Of the sudence The
scenery fo Gis Lsca good, and The variety OF Coz
,uacs- th,-e r. ag Frcu,.. In, ht5lS1 al lad'n'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION.

The BOuTd met yesterday at the ofhee ~ WHh'
street, the Hon. GuLIaN G. vsxpLAsek presiding.
MIR. r.. ID. MoKGAs offered the following, which was
adopted:
Vhs,eas Mr.. Adam W Sp-rs aud 5 Others os osr teos~
,rn. Iay. pres, n. memorial Bosd Of Oovetots
OF the IN reference Oh. alleged cim Of the osy
AGAINST the Of Emigration from which u nsn
r,, ba. the uniformed The pat. u In
couoversy Asng the Aims House Go Aad tbs
O EngTaiiou and those grnsecn judges
from their sppesrsnce in the nfwspspc' needing 'nfoa
lion on Ibis subject therefore
Rto,sd That the President he requested comm1aosts 70
tLqn I s,sernent Of the differences existing bcvres tbs
Board Aims House Governors sLd the Commissioners ~ Bs'
grscu ia, adopted by the latter " mpse Tho
Dispute
We subion the usual weekly statement:
Eumt. Of sen emigrszts euy ed 10 Feb ~ l8s,... ~
Number OF alrn nlpn.ts arrived sinos 10 Msuh S.. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04
,,r the exercise Of any power vest

The ST., ~ or the exercise Of any power vest
cd in r&ocutiyc, such rs the granting Of
psrdo, .ppointmcnt- to Office, sc. The record 80
mad .o..ahtr with the original papers on which
each A., nj On or petition is founded (Which are
b, N "a. hall remain in the Executive cham
her. DE- delivered Ia the Governors success
sor .ASc But the Governor may, in his
disc cN dum the letters Of reconmenia
tor ,..riio. :. &c, Of unsuccessful applicants for
off o. u Governor is also required to Keep
bo 4 c. ing statement of his disbursements
fo. tbs cnisl expenses OF his Department. of
nv cred by him for the apprehension of
cra aod Of expenses incurred in sending the
ref oi Courts and copies Of the laws Of this
sAs "a other States, snd of all other official OK
fM aud disbursements.
z Executive Session to-day was long one, and
so. ~hat excited: but finally resulted in the con-
frmatioO of all the Governors nominations for llar
boz Master, by vote Of Il to l5 The appointees
are:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

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s,cu,ca to neot 90 sc Wsdf ssiay sNenin.. sest
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

Aesgrsphc dsps;ch has also been Forwarded to the com
andiug officer FoT Lesyrnworth directing him advise
Gen. Garland connan1 der IN New Mexico the Mornons
intend nteIcepne Capt, Marcy, and directing that strong
escort be furnished the latter on HE return march