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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-26

Annexed is the balance sheet Of the Delaware,
Lsckawsns and Western Railroad, made up to the
3Qth of April last .1as
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty. fifth Csngress-Fjr,tS ...,sv.

In THE SENATE yesterday. after our report
report closed Mr.. Benjamin, from the Committee
on Private Land Claims, offered a resolution re-
ques,ing the Attorney General to inquire into he
validity Of certain title to lot of land in the
city of San Francisco, California, on which the
General Government has erected a hospital.
A report accompanying the resolution narrates
thai, in the year lS52, the city authorities ceded
the ground to the United States for hospital pur-
poses, and after the building was erected there
on, certain parties claimed the land as having
been sold to them In the year 1851, to satisfy a
claim against the city, and thev now demand O,
the government that they shall be paid for the
land. The object of the resolution is to have
thei right investigated, and also to ascertain II
there are still other claims the property before
any further improvement Of the same is made by
the gene al government.
After the transaction of large amount of mi.
vate and unimportant business, the Senate or
motion of Mr.. Hale, went into Executive session
and afterwards ad journed.
In THE HoUsE, in Committee Of the Whole on
the general deficiency bill, the debate on the
Kansas question was continued. Messrs Wal
bridge. Davis Of Md , Campbell. Harlan Under
wood and Hoard, opposed to the Lecompton Con
stitutiOn; and Messrs. Sandidye. Leidy and
Clay, advocated the admission Of Kansas unde
that instrument.
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Proceedings Of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Douglas presented
a letter from Gen. Lane, the representative from
Oregon Territory, enclosing a copy Of the Con.
stitution OF Oregon, and her request TO be admit
ted into the Union, which he accompanied with
some remarks.
Mr.. Btgler presented petition from several
telegraph companies, asking protection OF Con-
gress from the combination OF the New York,
New Foundfand and London Telegraph Compa-
ny, which they represent IA having secured or
being about TO secure privileges inimical TO the
interests IF the petitioners
Mr.. Brown presented petition from Catholic
churches Of the District Of Columbia asking the
passage of law to the titles of their
church property similar to that now in force in
Maryland.
Mr.. Brown presented bill for the organization
of a Fire Department in the District of Column
bia.
Mr.. Yulee called up bill creating the office OF
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, which was
under consideration as the starts report went to
press.
THE HOUSE, Immediately after the reading OF
the journal, resolved itself into Committee of q
Whole on the state of the Union on the d. e ciency
bill.
Mr.. Stevenson said that the long bitter excit-
ing struggle which has so long occupied The con
Sideraton of the House to the exclusion Of Other
business is about to terminate; and that by the
setting of to- morrow's sun this great QUESTION
kdnsas-with all its momentous results for wea
or wo, will have been decided. He then pro-
ceeded to argue in favor of the immediate admis.
sion Of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution
MI. Gilmer next obtained the floor, and was
speaking when our report closed.
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IL Accounts from Key West to the 2Ist state
th't there is at last prospect of the Indian war
In Florida being brought to a conclusion. The
Arkansas delegation of Seminoles had talk with
Billy Bowiegs on the 18th. when Billy expressed
bis determination to accept the offer of the Gov
ernrnent to remove westward as soon as il was
made In due form-that Is, soon as the money
was placed In his hands. IL was thought that
sam Jones, the head of the war party, was dead
me INDIANS would not, however, acknowledge
IT, Another TAX was to take place OH the nine
teenth.
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SPiRIT or THE MORNING PRESS.

The ORroR this morning dubs Mr.. Critten-
den's substitute "a Bill for keeping up the
Kansas Agitation and making Confusion Worse
COMPOUNDED" and brands it as just such bill
as an unfOrgiving enemy of the Democratic
party would frame, in the insidious name of
compromise, to enable the political assailants
OF that party to triumph over it.
The UHfOn, upon " Arizona" thinks II sim
guisr that committee with a Democratic ma.
,ority should totally ignore a presidential re.
commentator, the necessity of which they had
acknowledged by their previous action, and
which seems to be admitted by all parties, and
trusts that territorial bill will be adopted
believing that it is not only measure abso-
i9teiy necessary for the protection of the people
OF Arizona, but also a national benefit.
The Union puts in good word for % The
Newspaper Press" to-day.
The MteHigencer has an interesting letter
from its London correspondent, Pishey Thomp
FOn, and a communication from an able hand
that Of George Fitzhugh, Esq, maintainin.
that civilization is the result of compulsor,
labor.
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THE REVOLUTION IN VESEzUELA.-A Decisire
Battle Expected The bark Thomas BALLET ar
rived at Philadelphia from Laguayra, Venezuela,
which port she left on the 18th inst. She con-
firms the advices received at New York 10y the
Northern Light, that revolutionary movement,
under the auspices Of Gen. PaeZ had been set
afoot, and had achieved considerable success
On the llth, intelligence reached Laguayra n a,
General Castro, Of Ba'quismeo had approac b. d
the town OF LA NictoTia-25 miles from Caracas
with force of 900 men, well armed and finely
equipped. The Monagas party had only .5U
men. and were In no condition TO attempt a Wig
orous resistance. Tine two armies had been in
sight of each other for week. All the available
forces OF Monagas at Caracas and LaSuavra had
been sent by the government party, and not sol
dier was to he seen at either place.
President Monagas had sent off two of his son.
secretly at midnight TO Barcelona for succor
The country was thrown into confusion and
general alarm pervaded all classes.
Puerto Cabello was captured 10y the Revolu
tionists on the 9th inst On the following day a
force Of ten thousand men marched on Caracca,
and summoned MOnagaS TO surrender the Prpsi
dency. He refused, and declared the city in ;
state of seige.
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JESSE CRockET.-The following is the confe,.
sion Of Jesse Crockett, W no was arrested ,om.
time since for the murder Of Griffin, at Aouia
creek for which we are indebted to the Freder-
icksburg Herald:
washington to Petersburg, his home: that no
passed through DumfTies about midday on
Thursday, the 9th December and a few Inil.x
this side Of Dumfries he stopped AT the bonse NJ
some negroes, got something TO eat and drink,
and, being fatigued and somewhat in Iiouor fell
asleep, and slept some hours; that he reached
Aqua the same night about 10 or II O'Clock and
found eg nj or ten persons in the store OF q rittn
among whom were two white men, who weT.
strangers. travelling on foot; that when Grimm
closed his store. he got permission Of the two
travellers to ledge with them, in a room In an I'M
teDanted house across the road from Grirhn's
store: that thrv, after good deaf Of talk in which
they abused Grjfin for some alleged maltreat-
1nsnt. proposed To kill him and take his money;
THAT he DIESEL freed to their plot, when they
went across the road, and approaching the store,
ne picked mp an axe living in the yard, I'D tie
enfre gained admission b. CALI for Grimm; hat
soon amer getting in, wbie Comm was behind
~. counter, be DIESEL r him the hrst blow
VIII 'ns axe, when al three attacked him, and
VARIOUS blows were dealt, that they to, X the coin
or Ine money-drawer, carpet bag and sundry
sos; ana carried ~ emit. 8 Id room where they
akeeu On a ai'sion OF the plunder; that th two
- ~. n.r MN 10 Ike a l he pluDdsr, "a nv IL
~ ros Cd pe-oag. and 70 along with them as far
a. armour where he should tirry with IN Wi iIs
tney mo-" a on To Richmond where he s,o,Id
m~et thrm at the Petersburg DEPOT on thr nert
ounday ana arnV-r them their share; that ac-
co dlnglY hr aid remain with the pIunder 10 FL
mouth, until Sunday, when he went an ~. ~,
io Richmond. nFt thrn, and hand, a ths,, a. -
sbar, wrapped in bundle shane al the pe,s,
burg depot, and he passed on to Petersburg since
WHICH, he has seen and beard nothing Of them.
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An IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN CuISA.-Ac
coTding to London correspondent of the Paws.
letters have been received from China, dated
January 18th, containing circurnstantiaI details
relative to the projects Of the allied division
which has left Canton for the neighborhood of
'he yellow Sea. ItisproPosed to send despatc hes
70 the Emperor of China, and If within a reason
noie time satisfactory answer shall not be re.
ceived' the town Of Tien Sing, on the left bank
OF the Pey-Ho, or White River, will be strictly
nlocfsded BY this operation 1t is calculated
Ihat Pekln must assuredly be reduced to a state
"i famine within very sh 1rt space of time, the
Chlnese Government never having a reserve OF
more than three months provisions in the CAPT.
tai OF the celestial empire and Ten Sing being
the principal market for supplying the metropo
lis with food.
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BrRLEsoUE-The New Orleans True Delta. of
the sd inst, contains letter, dated in Hancock
county, Mississippi. Purporting to give the Ear
feulars Of the landing Of cargo OF slaves on
Pearl river, the sale of portion of them, and
the drowning Of two hundred, for whom no sale
could be found. The account Is embelIished by
many atrocious particulars, and is evidently de-
signed 10 DE sensation article. II is doubtless
Intended as burlesqde of serious articles on the
siave trade recently published by the Delta The
letter, 1t will be observed, appears In the True
Delta, rival paper.
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IL Among the sales of curious fancy stocks
at public auction in New York, the other dav,
were nifty shares of United States Bank Stock,
which brought FIRE cents a share The same
party who held these securities, was the pos
SCISSOR OF ten shares Of Crystal Palace Stock,
which were also disposed of in the same way at
the same time, and at the same rate-fve cents a
share,
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WOMAN KILLED In Portsmouth, N III .
the wife of John SPinuey WAS shot dead while
entering the house ia company with her hus-
band. Mr.. Spinney also received a buck shot in
the arm from the same discharge. Nelson n
Downing has been arrested for the murder, a diff.
hculty having occurred between him and Mr..
Spinney a short time previous
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Whereas the members ofthis company. while pro
ceedlng Wi their apparatus to the fire ton the
of Third aid q streets on So nday morning Ia It
between the hours of IL and 4 o'clock, were fired
upon by persons rail- ing uuder the CRY of Hiberni
and also by IRISH residing small frame houses
the east side of Third street, several men ers
mario Vi, ping with their lives and the puara-
tus bearing evidence of their desp intentions
And whereas tho said PEI sons raj ymg under the
CRY of Hibernans surrounded the apparatus afe, it
reached the fe, and threatened to blow into h-l''
oil and any who should dare to move AK or buck
O. for the purpose OF exiting ushIng the re- and the
few members there overpoweTed and compelled to
submit to the will of desperate mon.
And whereas this Compa nv has been orEanzed for
three are, AMI nevSr tesa disturbed bef IRE, (nor
have xivsn an, cause why they should be shot do n
n"w,D knowing political party ourselves. and
working with harmony and good will toward COM
pauies of both. as true hr.men should do: There
fore the following resolutions are unanimously
adopted:
R.soIped. That his outrage can hut be attributed
to the spirit Of lawessness and rowdyi IN which
re, rampant IN this CITY.
RtSOiped, 4 hat ia view OF this outrage. and
those INSTANTLY occurring to PEE ceabe Izenr 10
10 unsafe Ia att. nd any fires; and although reoog
nising our duty life 10 Precious.
ReSo csd, That the Company will not, from ard
after th sdate proceed to any hre, and that their
Truck Honse bs close ir'evocaby, until peace,
order, and quiein SIS be restored to this city.
JOHN T. CHAUNCY, President,
JAS. \, INGRAM, Secretary, it,
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PERSONAL.

-. Commander Voorhees,, u. S. N, is at
KirkwoOd's.
80. Thos. NJ. McElrah, Simeon Draper, and
Augustus Schell, of ". Y, are at Williards'.
80. William Carey Jones', Esq. late special
agent Of the United States to Central America,
returned to this city last evening.
80. Miss Avonia Jones made a very successful
first appearance al the 81. Charles, New Orleans,
on the 10th March, as Pauline; in the A." Lady cf
Lyons"
80. The New York Herald hints that Thomas
Francis Meagher and young Paez have gone out
to South America, TO take hand in the new
revolution in Venezuela, instead of for the pur-
pose of book making, their Ostensible object.
80. The London correspondent Of the New
York Herald says; ''The marriage Of our Mr..
Charles Mathews with your we'll known Mrs
Lizzv Weston Davenport has caused no little sur
prise in the theatrical world here, though the
gentleman is known to be eccentric
go. Parson Brownlow, of the Knoxville w big,
says that if she is denied the privilege Of going
to Heaven after death, his second choice is Ball
tiInore." There isn't much doubt that he'll 20
to Baltimore or to its equivalent locality s'where
they don't rake up their fire Of nights"
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST.-By lady, on Saturday evening last. m
the Ladies Room OF the " a hIngtnn Railroad
Depot, a Black Canvass TRAVELLING BAG,
CONTAINING various small arIicles-a silver spoon
among them. Of little vaiue. except to the owner.
I ne hinder wal confer favor by leaving % ~ tie
Star nlIce. and viii be suitably rewarded # des rec.
m3l-3tr
- Il X A - OR STOI.E Non Monday
: night LAST, the 8tH instant. n dark brown -
MAKE, without white about her. except >l-N
lev haIrs 10 the IL side of one Of her hIBd ga
legs, near tho hOO She has been spsvlrcd md tired
40 the rIg nj hind leg, marks OF which are visible
The above DESERVED mare strayed or xss stolen
frsm the stables ofthe Gadsby House on lafs, cite
Square. where any informal ION con ceTniDg her "a a
be thankfully received. AID a reward of $40 will lie
paid for her recovery tu = Iu
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AFYRAr AND FATAL TERNINArioN-An alter
cation occurred on Monday between two students
at the college near Newark, Delaware, which
resulted In the death Of one Of them named
Roach, ne having been stabbed BY young man
named Weaver. II Is said they are both Balti.
moreans
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III The Mount Vernon Ladies' Association of
the Union have been incorporated by the Legis-
iature Of Virginia, and authorized to purchase
the "hone shrine" which Is TO revert to the
Commonwealth If from any cause the Associa-
ton shall cease to exist. 1t is understood that
Mr. Washington will now consent to sell Mount
Vernon to the Association
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IL The Virginia Legislature have appropri-
nted 81 $50 600 foe railroads during the present
session, as follows: The Alexandra and Orange
extension; 800 COO; the Manassas Gap, s25o, 900;
the Norfolk and Petersburg, 800 200; Alexan-
dna, London and Hampshire, 1910 go the York
River, s2On, GN and the Covington and Ohio bill
SS0 nO0
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W The "National Daily Union" is the name
of new Democratic paper just started in Chica-
60 1t supports the Administration aud the ad
mission OF Kansas under the Lecompton Consti-
tuition, and Is conducted with ability.
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ROBBERY AT RICHNoND.-On Sunday after
noon last, the large jewelry establishment OF
Messrs. Mitchell & Tylcr, North Main, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, Richmond
was forcibly entered and robbed Of 81 500 OF
81 600 worth Of jewelry.
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IL The Legislature Of Massachusetts ad-
journed on Saturday, having passed Ia acts and
II resolves. The appropriations made will
amount to about million of dollars, and the re-
duction in the State tax is about half a million of
dollars
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Home Squadron, hoisted his broad pennant Oh
board the new steamer Colorado at Norfolk on
Saturday. The ship WAS expected in the course
of two or thee days to drop down from the navy
ward
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II Additional advices from Venezuela report
that the government troops had been defeated in
several actions, and that many assertions had &C.
CURED The English and French ministers had
sent for naval forces
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days. A contract, 1t isstated, was also closed
yesterday for carrying the mail semi-monthly
from Salt Lake City to Sacramento City, to be
carried through each'Way in twelve days.
ARxY onDER.-The War Department has
isslcd anordsrto the eject that the Inspectors
General, when on tours of inspection where
they ara are obliged 10 take a servant shall
be entitled to the actual cost OF his transporta-
ton
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ID The passenger depot Of the New Jersey
Central Railroad, at Philiipsburg, was totally
DESTROYED by ire on Saturday. The fire caush
from an engine.
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ID The ship kennebec, of Bath, from Liver
pool for Mobile was abandoned at sea on the
I'D ult., and the crew arrived at Liverpool Oh the
I4th inst.
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IL IT. Domingo advices to the 18th say that
Baez still held the capital.
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1@NOTICE.-The members of the Second
W. COMPANY Of Washington Infantry will NEE t
THIS EVENING. at IL O'Clock, at Fiint's. for the
purpose of eectIng officers. II.
0@THE CITIZENS OF THE SEVENTH
l3 Ward are requested to meet at island Hall
THIS w ednesdayD F.Vt MING at half past seven
O'Clock, and, In accordance with resolution PAL
by the City ConncIs, establish patrol for the pro-
tectinn of the Ward. 1t
N@FIRST WARD, ATTENTION!-A meet
Association II be held at the Hall cf the " estern
Hose Company on THURSDAY EVENiNu
ApI! LIST, at ock. All members, well as those
who may wish to unite with us, are requested to be
present. BY order:
1t EDMUND HANLY. Sec.
n-HALL METROPOLITAN HOOK AND
N3 LADDER COMPANY Mol,
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BOARDING.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY-Al ,dv
- and gentIemaH ar three single re, temen car l,e
accommodstedSztb ROOMS, furnished or unfur-
nlshed, with 0~9thout BOAR ID, or partial board.
Gss IN the eosas- Persons de. irous of the com
forts OF home would do well 20 call AT 50 ON n
street, between 9Th aud 9TH, mn "a IA.
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III Advertisements shsald be sent in by
IL o'clock IA; otherwise they may net ap-
pear until the next day.
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HE I1TY OF THE .KEAT KING. 81 Je.
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WIN eteel Portrait Of tie Author, by Ssrian,
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hnclS mt. Med .avel, Modern ind MHlenIal-siso.
Restoration Of ne T msle aud City rs invested by
iuse; Motors Gifts Jewish, ChristIan and Hea-
then An lquItIes; Its present Political aid Moral
Condl lou; Future Prospects, dc.
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The North American Review M d 9th high lit-
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at q. m , (cor
rected for temperature 3O.11S
Thermometer, on the Smithsonian tower min
imum last night, 331; near the ground, $50
Maximum yesterday So. At noon to-day, ST.
NAVAL ISrELLIGENCE.-TheN Navy Depart
ment is in receipt of intelligence of the arrival
at Valparaiso Of the U. s. steamer Saranac, in
q days, and of the U. s. steamer Vandalia in
AZ days from Rio de Janeiro. The news is un.
important. All on board are reported we'll.
CoNFIRxED.-We learn that William Selden,
Esq, was also confirmed by the Senate yester-
day as Marshal of the District of Columbia: :
and also, that MAJ. McMicken was confirmed
as Consul at Acapulco.
MAIL CoNrRAcrs.-We learn that the Pos
master General contracted, yesterday, with
Messrs John Hocksday, James Fl. Jones, Jas.
Foster and others, for carrying the mail fr. m
st. Joseph's, Missouri, to Salt Lake City.
This mail is to be carried weekly, in four.
horse coaches, through each way in eighteen
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about7 O'Clock q. m ::
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former ears, do we consider n necessary 10 pc
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best Hams offered in thus city.
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are genuine without IL.
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Republican on the Lecompton question, We
make the above quotation which tells the tale
of the work their Representatives are now en-.
gagged in, and the political company they keep,
more forcibly than can be explained by our pen