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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

Messrs. sLIDELL and DIXON conducted Mr..
FITZPATRICK to the Chair, and hetock the osth.
Numerous memorials ana prYate OILS OF an usia'es-
estIr 2 allure were presented. ,
TIE cor sideration Of the bill for the admission OF
Mnr esota was resuu ed the pending question being
on Mr.. Masons motion to amend the second section o.
the bill 80 as TO give only one Representatiye
Mr.. INTER (Va.) advocated the aInerdment
Messrs, PJGH (Ohio) and FITCH Ind were n
favor of three or az the east of two Representatives..
The latter ccmpmented the law sbicing and ndustT''
ous character OF the people of Minnesota.
Mr.. COLLAMER(N was in favor OF allowing
only one Representative to Minnesota.
Mr. SIMMONS (R. L. thought she should have two,
provided the fraction admitted second.
Mr.. TRUMBULL lIl.) would base the apportion.
ment on tie census Iowa. with six to eight hundred
tbnuesnd population and ninety thousand Presidential
vote, has only two Representatives,.
Mr.. POLK Mo argued strongly ior three hepte-
sentatyes the census Of Minnesota being imperfect;
and said that if Iowa is mpefectly repreeented tha!
il no reason why Minnesota should be- He would
move az amendment that Minnesota be showoc three
Rape septatves aud that new census pe TAKEN ana
prSper nav be given to the ceDsus takers 70 have
co,rect He regarded the Consultation Il MInnesots
"a not Republican because 1t gives aliens the right 20
vote. -, a., ,,,,,.
an eminent, which allows representative nov and
ore when under ii is shown that che 10
entitled 10 them, but rot on pay grounds He 'e-
udia.ed the action CT Minnesota yet Territory in
isurppg the functions CT q State and eleotng Con-
ressmen. Finally, Mr.. Mason's amendment of Mr.
Douglass amendment "that Minnesota have but ons
Representative in Congress- was negatived-NsJa
Al, Yeas \.
Mr.. WILSON'S amendment-yiz., 10 give one Rep.
resenta.ve now, that census be forthwith tskea,
and additional Representatives be allowed the bsss
of TIE census returus-was then carried. Yeas ~.
Nays 81. The following are the
YEas-Mes.rs Bizgs Broderck Brown, Csmeroo Char is
Clark Colsmer Ct,endeD, Dxou, Dooltse Douglas Dskes
Fe.senden, Foster Hale Harlan Houston, King Push sim
Adjourned.
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To ths Asscci sei rrsss.

WA,siScIos, Monday. Ia. ca - ia
TIE Navy Depsrtuert be. received dispasoG..
fom Lieut.. Craven, dated Plsis' February ~ A.,
- ssyng that tie exploring parry nad returned a
tie G1lf &C Darien COR wan, Of pf0ssioas consias,
abe ilhesth prevailed. ard surgeon OHra wv
eft g. Pssi to attend 20 The s,eS Dc Lieut.. Graves,
way down the Atyst0 ae usi Lleot. aiehap.
0ivi'ior wts were lurr hing 'eyel sth & eat ratsfy
Lieut. Craven confidently exyec's that the survey wi
be completed by the Gotta Ct March.
PI!ys'e dispatches tom Cah'ornla state that Lsut
Ivess steamer the Explorer, al u, beer .g-oaol
sisted in ;he Csicrnia Ipers a1d It at the eKp
ration Cf the Ct.ogsdo " tie Nesi was pg1gress,,
success iully. TIE steamer Jes MP. which ssok va
not coxneoted WI b the expedition.
The Democratic Caucus COMMITTEE ne; tbs eye,,s
al the Capitol. All tEe membtrs Wee arsssrt eT,sp,
MI Craig Of Missouri. There was .ul aei fee CEN.
parisor OF views ana Interchange OF opinion. Arte,
proceedings were conducted with the utmost hagmoay
Sewers suerdmeIt 0tne Serstes bill were sugyssed
and explained, but the Ieconptonites nOughi then
distance already embraced IN tie measure. 0ss
pc.t discussed was, the Of the people to amend
The Ccnsti,uiiou before 1864. Ga this there was
diversity Of oprioo, but there was genera agree.
mt ut tEat il could be amended prcr to that tine
Notwithstanding the WORDS Of the Constitution. Tbs
Commute sdjourI ed without taxing any Question "a
the PIC poetoLs pieseite1.
Another caucus was also held % one Of TIE Com
mttee Rooms Of the Capitol 10 night. Its exact char
acter could not be ascei.siDeo, but some OF tue Aat
Leconp:on Democrats who had preyiou' y attended
the coiererce OF the Committee Of Twenty we're pres.
srt. II i believed that the caucus was composed
Ct Ant. Iecompton Democrats generally.
TIE City CVurcils tonight passsc do' iep.gt'a
dsclsrrg that the government of the CITY OF Wssn.
il ston IS unable to preserve order unaer existing GU
Gums. ances. and appointing Conmitlee TO appeal 70
Congress fcr tie establishment OF permsnent pclce,
70 be under the direction of the Sec-ey OF ae inte
rio:; elso reso rton fer emPoraIy ponce Q, one
huhdred m.r, ,verty.ore Of them to be mounted.
rmed snd equipped.
Mr. Ccchraue mas appointed the following ComnA'es
in accordapce with the resolution adopted N osreu
sst evening whose duty il is to report the best mssoes
of admitting Kansas under the LecomptOn Constslson
Mes,rs English Of Indiana; Ke Of souta csrelns vsos.
beek OF Ohio; stephens 0eorss Crals Of Missouri vsen
Jones Of Pennsylssnis Cocksil Of Ohio bsncn H nora
Carolina Dewsft Pean.y lssGisi 9aisnau o. snn''fp
of Ohio Houston Of As6sns Clark. Of New iorA SJSt
Virginia; Hall Of Ohio Stevenson, Of hsHucS "'A'~-'
of California aud CosniLg Of New-fors'
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Nj LOvLi AND caIed for the consideration OF the b resSe
20 the shclif Oftte City snd County of Newl OK M
stated that the object merely 70 nave the oh
printed and explsr tina, the BIZ d ths In every case IN
hich joined COut. the tee OF the Snern sh
fifty moning Jurors. he remarked ta under
the present avs the es Of the Sherr run up 70 e<V 0t
Nj Ely oppo,ea the bill thought It si emsnaed Fl onl
source worthy of Office Of the New Ycrk deessiion
would have been consulted in regard 20 IT,
NJ DOHERTS also opposed 20 IT, charging tbs. wss an
Interference tcih local righ',
Mr. NoNoS remarked that the action OF the Judiciary Commit
tee in tI ag forward tbe hill based upon petition signed
by many citizens Of New York q both parties asking tor IT, He
nothing sbou him elf bat member o. the Commit
be felt bound sustain it this He ked
whether there Senator who would that tees amounting
20 $4,000 per 10. too much for auy muncipa
officer.
Mr. Ely doubted whether they amounted n that sum.
Mr. NoXoN replied that the Sheriff himself had s.s'ed 10
the Committee saying at the time however THAI did not
all go 10 his benefit. .
Mr. JOIN D. WILLARD favored the action of the Committee
bill had been passed this session regulating the ses OF ne
Sheriff Rensselaer, aud he did not why the le9lssure
hod not regulate the O the Sheriff OF New ORR
He would 20 any Sensor In protecting Nex YORK Guy
right Of any city however large 20 set up government tor
itseif IL all matters. .
Nj Ely ask.d II the Rensselaer, County bill oppO,ei By
the delegation from that county IN both Houses ~
Mt j. D. WILLARD-No, Sir. But If the entire New OK
delegation opposed this BILL they have the opportunity 10 "
express themselves his floor They have not YET done So
Mr. DoHERTy remarked that New York lid not ask for sp
ca privilege time that PIT to this pern
cous principle Of the country legaDs for the ciypas'na
lava for m soyeinmeDt ogdfr lis phes and u. 'Bterss'
Mr. PATTERSON ssid that If the Senators from New foIs
wanted citizens pay city officer fees amounting q
a. Geo and another fees that run I'D 5000 per year.
their business and he would not oppose them. -,
Mr. MATTER hoped that the take from the aOf
would prevail When the citizens Of New York wanted any
such legislation would for through Their rereseH1
tires. They had asked for it-they do not ioant
Tie motion 10 take from the table iostTto 10.
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A New Mexican LOan-AcquisitiOn
OF Sonora.

WAsHNGTOS, Monday, Mach ., 1858.
learn from good source, bu! viii not yOuch
for the report that Mr. Belmont has sent az aseut
TO Mexico to negotiate loan of S., 500, 000 with
the Government Of Juarez, on pledge Of Scnera
| am tod that Ng. B1caG-aa A.! Gsa. Ca,s bosa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

..'E those who obtain signatures to the Protest
sxsinat tao passage Of the LccomPtOn Constitution
vu return them 10 thi, office, duly authenticated we
shsu be happy to send them on promptly to Wash
.inetcp.
Wso will help circulate Protests against the triumph
of ,hs Lecompton Swindel Heurs are pyecious-let
them be improved!
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Inter from Havana.

CHARrTsIOs, March q, 1888
The steamship Isabel La. arrived from Havana s,d
Kew West. 9TH inst The bark White hsd arrived O.
Kew West from New-York. Ship Richmond from
New Orleans for Boston was there leakitg ana de
chsygng cargo. Ship Roekland from Mobile FOR Bos'
ton put In in distress. Sugars advancing at Hs
cent premium. Exchange On New-Yolk. pa. 20 Per
cent premium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

presiou. acquaistaace with lie Mosmou, ~ :ns
c, II mander Of oas Of the regiments raised b. tsom
durftg TIE Mericsn war. might very naturally ssg
gsst him to Mr. Buchanan as the ittest person for
sry pacific mission winch he might desire TO seod
10 tLst misguided people. We presume Thea tlst
be has gone among the N On some such mission, aat
shal' wait with cur .i'y for Intelligence of it'
.ulfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
xxxyth CONGRESS-. First sessiss.

SENATE WAsHISGToS. March %, 1853
Mr. FITZPATRICK informed the Ssnst ,rs prss-
snt that the Vice President had been compelled 70
leave for his family in the South ard that the Ssns,
must elect President pro TEN.
ballot Yves taken resulting "a follows:
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UUn,pURry's HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES will
Mesp4lork DAILY Gribmare
TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1853.

Advertisements for The WBrKLr TRIBUNE OF THIS
wsek should be handed in to-day or early tomorrow
Price 81 q line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

In Congress yesterday the SENATE elected Mr.
Fitzpstrick of Alabama President pro TEN. during
TIA abssuce Of the Vice President. The Mime
so.. Ill was taken up, aud Mr.. Masons amend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

The mail, for Europe by the Royal Mail steam
ship Arabia, Will close tomorrow morning al -
O'Clock
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ment 10 the eject that Minn,scta have By ono
Representative in Congress, wss rejected. Nj
Wilson's amendment. which pro7;des that the new
State bave one Representative now and additional
once hereafter upon the basis Of the returns Of q
new Genius to be taken forthwith, WAS then carried
by majority Of one
In the HorsE, Mr. sherman made an Intellectual
effort TO introduce resolution for the appointment
of Select Committee to report the best mode OF
taking the census Of 1860. TIE Kansas and kin
dred questions were discussed by Meisrs. Hill.
Wade, Ready, Taylor, DIN, Bennett AMI Wilson.
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approx sthe rgement, ADD that, Il eor,u ass,y
il will be CIDER guaranty cf me Uai,.d s.,...
Government. who regard i. as short aai ,u,,.
meas OF getting that proviace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

The Hon. John Cochrane, as Chairman Of the
Congressional Caucus held on Saturday evening,
has constituted 90 follows the Committee raised TO
devise common ground whereon LecomptOn and
antLecompton Democrats can stand with regard
to the admission Of Kansas:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

Asa good many plain people would seem to have
been puzzled by WHIST is styled defending the chat
tered privileges and local rights of our City
in the State Legislature, we give aspecmen OF this
business which transpired in the Senate last Satur'
dsy. We follow the report of The Albany Atlas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30
Foreign Trade of Boston.

BosTos, Saturday, MeTch y, ioA
q following are the imports of foreign goods "
'ort CT Boston for the week ending March 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-30

anti Lrompto7. I''o-P''-
Messrs English Ind Nes,r,. Keitt s. C.
GTOesbecs, Ohio. Stephens. ia
Owen Jores Pa Crsik No
Cockeil. Ohio Br.och. y Z.
Dewar. Pa G,z;y J,ne' r,
PendIeton. Ohio Qui.nsn. Mim
Fo'ey lad Hogs.c7 Ala
H. r. Clark n. Y. Booock. Va
l.. W. Hall. Ohio. Stessasen.K KY
HcKibbi3, Cal Corning, II. T.
This was not adroitly done Every single anti
Lecompton Democrat who has been reported to
the White House as "open to conviction" 10 here,
with never one Of those who sre known 10 be in
flexible in their devotion to Popular Sovereignty.
MesHs. lIsskn, Adrain Montgomery, Hickman,
Cox, j. G. Davis, Harris, Morris Of Ill., r. Smith,
S. S. Marshall have thus the certificate Of Mr..
John COcbrane that they are esteemed above all
price by the ensayers of Kansas, and We have no
doubt that such is the fact And the Lecompton-
ties will find that they have reckOned without their
host in regard TO several whom they lave under
taken to csioe. If there had been ten Engliahes
among the anti-LecOmpton Democrats this double
headed Committee would have been clever deSice
as the fact is, we doubt its paying expenses.
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LATE FIRE IN MAIDEN. LANE-Mr. AHRBN

LOOK Low prices for CARPETS -
~ 90 worth Of English Capedns semendou. reduction
u1l1lsh VELVET cAkPErs 81, loL and ~ per yard
EnSnA Bagsszss CARPETS SO, ~, and Ifper yard
B.SntfuL ussAIs CARPETS 81, d, aud 81 per yard
On CLors As, 81. and 4 per yard! -
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fut, sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial affections Expe
rence having proved simple remedies speedily and
certainly when taken in the early stage Of disease
sooud az ones be had BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHES, or
LozrEsEs the cough irritation Of the throat be
sht Or precsuon serious attack may be efecusl'
IL vsrdaJ Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13
AUCTION SALES.
ysI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY S. J. CORMICK-AUcTIosEER
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA.
Il BILE PROPERTY IN THE CITY VI
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Pursuant to decree
of the COUNTY Court Of Alexandra County, rem
dered at its July term, 1855, in the SUIT OF bar
nitz and Brinton, plaintiffs, VS.. John 'emmeii
and others, defendants, the undersigned, Will
offer for sale, at public auction, on Saturday, me
2ls dav of .4ugust 1858, at II oetoek H., In
front OF the Mayors Office. in the city OF Alex
apdria, Va, the following described property IN
said city, to-wit: or,
~ GROUND, beginning at the intersection Of
ib. south side OF Commerce street, with the
west side of Fayette street, and running thence
south on Fayet'e street $50 feet more or less, to
a ten feet alley; thence west on said alley 10
feet; thence north Is feet inches 10 point
on Commerce street 95 feet from the beginning;
thence on Commerce street to The beginning.
IA No 2. A TENEMENT and LOT OF
;Ha GROUND, adjoining No l on the west,
fronting rs feet on Commerce street, and ex-
tending back between parallel lines to said al.
lev, referred to in description Of lot No /.
No 3. A LOT on King street, running south
to Commerce street. and bounded OIL the north
by King street-on the west by lot and store
belonging (now or latelU to the Snyders-on
the east by lot Of John Cowllng, and on the
south by said Commerce street.
No. q. A LOT on the south side Of Commerce
street. bounded on the north by said street-on
the west by lot owned by --, on the south
by lot belonging TO A. McFarlan, and on the
eat by ten feet alley, end the lot belonging TO
John iemmell-the last Two baing the lots OF
ground which were conveyed to said Gemmell
by Lester Lloyd and wife, by deed OF January
ii, 1853, recorded in Book y, No. B. page 3o9,
Alexandria county land records.
TERMS OF SALE :-One.flth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash-the balance in equal
payments at six and twelve months-the defer
red Payments to be secured by the bonds OF the
purchasers, bearing interest from the day OF
sale, and the title OF the property TO be retained
till the purchase money is fully paid
GEORGE W. BRENT, Commrs
S FERGUSON BEACH, OF Sale.
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COUTHERN PROTECTION INSUR3yr,
y COMPANY, EXANDRlA Y,
CAPITAL OVER S25O,OOO.

AMI tVNslaNlLl NJ n las Inc
The charter OF this Company offer, NOR. 4,
vorable advantages 10 the farmer and o,,.,,
than any other company chartered ~ the ~.
by insurng with or without premium not
II the applicant prefer, he canpay 'Aeml' ara.r.
OF the premium in cash, or by efec'ay ca.
insurance for two years, the insured save, on.
eighth of the amount ne would Otherwise ,,y.
to pay: or by becoming member and sI,jr,,
small premium note. the insured saves n.a-7
one half OF the amount charged by>tocs Conn.
MES, when insuung from year 10 year lh,,
tue advantage resulting from The combination AZ
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPE
This company commenced issuing Polc.-
against loss or damage by IRE, on toe 10th Of
March, 1884, since which time over i've ,lo,.
sand seven hundred persons have insured aua b..
come members OF the Company and over ta.r.,
thousand dollars have been paid tor os.e.-
Having trebled our business during TIE ps,,
year, we feel grateful for the liberal pa,Iofs;.
bestowed upon the Company thus tar aud or',
fiattering prospects OF future usefulness. T..
Directors hope and believe that by prGie-,
caution and a rigid system OF economy ~
will establish for this Company a rePu's'r
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by az
Company in the U. States.
All differences in settlement Of losses Hay.
determined by three dsinterested arbrra'on
the County where such loss happened, to be n
tually chosen by the insured and the ComFrI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-13

In the Reform School Of Chicago under the
care of Rev. D. B. Nichols, very many have
been reclaimed by trusting to their sense ofhon-
or, and BY just that system of frmuess and
kindness of which we have been writing
Out of upwards of two hundred trusted with
various degrees of liberty, but seven have es.
capped. The Superintendent has a police
formed from among the boys themselves, af-
ter enough of them have become attached to
the principles Of RICH and virtue, and through
these the government Of the rest is easily
conducted. In education generally. very
much the same process Of reformation has
been taking place 90 Mr.. Rary recommends
in breaking 10 his colts. Formerly, the most
prominent idea Of school was that Of place
where knowledge was driven into boys with
cuffs and blows. The native love Of knowl,
edge, aud the respect naturally paid to those
believed to be wiser aud better, we're not be
ieved in a. real aud operative principles Of &C.
ton. Nov, With the best teachers, all other
motives than these are held 10 reserve-kept
in the back grooud; force lie seldom necessary
70 maintain authority, because the authority
itself is natural one, and therefore pleasant.
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iy l7-eOts
BY s l McCnRMICK-AucrIoNEER

BY S. J. MCCORMICK -AUCTIoNEER
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.-By virtue OF decree OF the
circuit court for the County OF Alexandra,
Virginia, rendered in the suit OF Ellison Sons,
against William Z. Atwell and others, the un-
dersigned Commissioners appointed by said de-
cree, will offer al public auction in front OF the
MAYORS Office, in the city OF Alexandria, Virgil
MA on Saturday, the 10Th day Of JIly, leoS, at
10 o'clock NJ, the following described REAL
ESTATE, situate in the said city OF Alexan-
dria.
A LOT OF GROUND, on the North side OF
King street which is thus described In deed
from Charles Mcknight to William f. AtweIl,
dated 10th OF April. 1852: Beginning at the
West corner of William Meningitis lot; thence
running West on King street - feet 50 inches;
thence North and parallel 10 Royal street 3O
feet. 10 three feet alley; thence East ~ feet 81
inches, parallel with King street, thence South
and parallel with Royal street so feet to the
beginning together with the right OF way over
"a three feet alley, running back OF said lot out
into ROYAL street, and also, the use OF the right
OF way over court or alley adjoining said lot,
and back OF II. L. Simpsons Store, which court
is twenty feet long by ten feet wide III an OBJ
long torn: the ten feet OF the court Is parallel
with King street.
Terms CT SALE :-One.tenth of the purchase
money TO be paid in hand, and the residue IN
three equal instalments, at SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months, from the day OF sale, with In
terest from said period-,he seid deferred pay
men,s TO be secured by the bonds OF the pur'
chaser, with good personal security, and the IL
tie to be retained until the purchase money Is
fully paid, and the property liable to be resod
upon the failure OF the purchaser TO comply
with the terms of sale.
FRANCIS L. SMITH, lComm,rs
DAVID FUNSTEN, 0'' 30
lie S-2aWts
r. The above sale is postponed until Satrr'
day. the 2la day Of august, at the same hour
and place. FRANCIS L. SMITH, Cor,,rs
DAVID FUNSTEN,
IL l2-2aWfs
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n OTlCE-A CARD TO THE PUBLIC:
II Having declined business IN the city OF
Alexandria, hereby give notice to my friends,
and the public generally, that am prepared to
continue my business in part, such as ROOF.
ING and SCOUTING, and all kinds OF work
pertaining to the bu mess. am v I'll prepared
to do work in the Country, ard upon ms more
favorable than heretofore. My tha.kj are due,
and hereby tender them, TO my friends and the
public, for their past support and many ac's OF
kindness All orders or communications will be
received at the Post Office, or at K. f.. BuchSn-
ans Shoe Store, King street Alexandria Va.
auo 2-eoIm ENOCH GRIMES.