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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
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BOOKSELLERS, Retail News Agents, and
- K.-pers OF New'.,snds, ale hereby aoe- la they
al obtain
THE SATURDAY PRESS,
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, 81 c:ocf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
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WATCHES and JEWELRY.
w REMOVAL
GEORGE c. ALLEN, No Il Wsis.., vii 'ef-cre' aecrt
Eo,smber ls v
door beiw Cara-s.. - WI of-1 .es f-esi d
WATCHES and JEWELRY, of en1rsiy
NEW AND BEAuTlsUL sIi -sA
Air. s.LyiR al6 PLATED WkRs, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

L. GALS cs every sind, promptly sUpphei any par Of
tm.-;sa by WILLMEtk ROGkRs Ne. ~ ,ni ~ Sssss1st
corner y ber-yc Y LA; CT oIs rtossa1d dfervp; II
i.h N-z.psps;s Psoisss E.a asJ ss,s-yss p..oes
s.< ready. ...ss-shss isil.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
prp Goods.
LOB LOTS-JOB LOTS-JOB LOTS
SILK GOODS.

BOWEN, MoNAMEE & Co,
Nos. 800 AND 323 BROADWAY,
oTrsx roR GALE A
JOB LOr-pREss SILKS a: low prices
JOB Lor-LL-wooL pELAINEs, at low pric-~
JOB LOT-FnENCR NERINos 8, lew rrsees
JOB Lor-rRENCU PRINTS, &. low prices
JOB Lor-ALL-wOoL PLAIDs a, low price~
JOB Lor-UNloN PLAIDs, st low prices.
JOB LOr-PRINrEp ROBES, s,low r'cea
JOB lor-sArIN-FACED MERINos, st low prizes.
JOB Lor-MANCHEsTER DELAINES, allow prices
JOB LoT-EN0LIsH GINGHAMS, s,low prizes.
JOB LoT-BoNNET RIBBONS. a, low prices
JOB LOr-vELyET RIBBONS, 81 low prices
JOB LOr-vELvET and CLOTH CLoAKs, q; Sw
Irices.
JOB LOT-DHrsS TRIMMINGS, st low prce<
JOB LOT-PLAID sHAwLs, at low rrocs
JOB LoT-BRoCHE sHAwLs, OF lOw PrceI
JOB LOT-LACE GOODS, a: low rrices
JOB Lor-BLACK SILKS, 81. low prices
JOB LOr-HosIERY, ct low p-ices
JOB Lor-YANKEE MOTIONS, st low prs~A
CLOSE BUYERS,
EITHER poR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT.
WILL DO WELL TO CALL
BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSEWHERE
SPECIAL NOTICE
CASH BUYERS
RUsHMORE. CONE & o..
Nos u and "A wARREN-sr.
Bsyi1s purchased the entire p,oaoc:scs
ofths
WALDEN MILLS,
Arc Gov rrer.red % furnish to he Retail Trade
TIE WALDEN LONG SHAWLS
AT
o. 70. CASH.
THE WALDEN SQUARE sHAwLS
- Q5. CASH.
ctey also offer, for Gosh, the following Goods:
ALARoE LOT Of MIDpLEsEx BLACK CAssrMERES
q. aS cera
Also, 20 eues o. the GENUINE LANCASTER oINo-
HAMS 1 81 cents which lower stan they ever before
offered to the trade. great many English 0ns
hams n The ma.ke with the ticket them, which
are no: fast coo they would sdse dealers to be and got
The GENUINE AMERICAN LANCAsrERs which war.
nn,ed fas. coora
In addition 70 their large ocs Of Dress Goods and woolsss
they are sbe 10 cse, great ndu ,emertsin
BONHET RIBBoNs
EMBR0DERIEs
bought a. recsn. Auction Sales
DULPIN's NEW CI0AKS.
ID REAOVAL TO ius OLD STAND,
NJ. 36l Broadway
Near TDoupsohs and fsylora
Having purchaed the banhgft stock from tie s.'snees q
Armand Lsuorsine a. large discount from the cost in
ELEGANT NFW CLOAKs
Of his wcknowu manufca'c will be exhibited is we.k
A. eTRcrLY NopER,TE rRIcEs
RICH BLACK BEAVER CLOTH CLOAKs,
Mh 'qPsIe T. e9she5 Tss: ' s Np :pd
EXQUISITE VERY HEAVY BLACK BEAVER CLOAKs,
suP,il;ssJy ,1i%%sd gT :. te ,o:F 20 spa So
RICHEST LYONS vELvET AT 80 10 SO.
VERY O0sTLY EMsRoLnERED cLoAKs
GEORGE DULPIY
No. 3ol Broadway.
ON EVAIL-B But -
" NOTHING FROM AUCTION
PARIS MANUFACTURED GOOSs
AT PRICES MARVELLOUS !!
We quote
PARIS BUDS o: Soc. par grosG
CAP b. NCaEs 2ic., 0c, 7Sa. and 81 each
OSTRICH TIPS Dc, 5Oc., 7Sc-, AID sOc. each
Tc enable for GOODS arriving Gr
Hsa5ay Presents -
At JAMES fuckers, No. Sol Broadway,
Next door 10 TEompson's Saloon.
GENIN'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18

A ROCK of THRILLEG INTEREGr
IN PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
CHRONICLES OF THE iYAsTiLEi
PAcss EUPEsB EhSRLsINGs. pEsiGbEI ~Sr
CspiSxgANg gNGRAx e. BY BKoSs.
This been submitted 10 of the most c-!esrses
French who no only s0u for the coTrectrss
10 history aeclses s d-tas respecting the eseots Q.
which II ests .ohe exceedingly accursos and raphis ally 60
scub.d o.asr syeps II which l. IestS
A DrscRIPrIos oFt.HE OLD M,N or rHf BAsT.LE.
TBgILLIxs ScgsTs IN the BAtTiLr
TBE HAIsrs % THE CoSsPiS.IoTf
THE sEezET MEETINGS Oh ,EL Ll1EriiNs.
Loiils QuAToRzr.
DgsE DORLEks.
LOUIS XVI
MADAME DE- MaryrFSoS.
MARIE ASTosEIE.
TIE Mar TIE IRoS A,sE-
J,carcs, THE Spy.
IxRGEStoS, GovEsna. Oh THE BAsIiLE-
MARsr.
ME,BEAU.
fovLIs.
RoBEseiREsr.
Tst Csmraor OF LIBEETF.
Tar GATHERISG OF TIE LvrtriAAs
CHE REvoLVrIoSItY CLUES.
TIE GkE,T REVOLUTION.
TEE DrsrRrS-s7s OF TIE BasTiLr.
tn Sabs5ers fee wsrran.i IN saying .aa .s WORK VIII
exceed anything hat has been pltlshed N tbs
eouu.r5 Eor many yeas tTASFORDk DELasSkh
No. sos Broadway.
Cszv.,ers wanted, TO whom ibels terms viii as syer
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
Chances for Business MeN.
EOR sALE-The LARD and OIL REFINERY

V<'UR RSAIE-AUREAI IN IN IION, pafented
j June IS las. County Right, will BE- sold for tio esct
Until five Counties have been sold in each state r<ps
YoIS. Send Stamp and get EDn,yins aad particular.
l.. L. CUMMINGS, MoDn-yiiis, Madison 20, NY
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
From Rio JaneirO.

WAsHIN0ToN, Friday, Feb. D, l6Jo.
The ship Snow Squal, from Rio Janeiro on tho 24e1
ult, had arrived at New Orleans. She reports tbs
the financial crisis beginning seriously TO a1see
business there and that panic had broken out kn-
lar to that in Europe. The Bank Of Brazil was dis
counting to the extent Of it's ability, and there weso
from which it would appear that suspension Of thS
Bank charter was contemplated, Business Of q
kinds at stand still, especially in Coffee foe
reduction OF FIVE hundred reis but holders were fru.
Freights were dull and there were one hundred sn4
forty.si1 vessels in port, including forty American
The Western Continent" from Nsw.York for Cal
iforna, had arrived at Rio leaky.
; The United States sloop-of wsr Falmouth was .
Rio. There ia no general news Of importance.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

.so,eedmect OF Mr.. Harris Of Illinois, shall ks VIZ
draw. ard that vote shsu then Be takes 90 sso -
ne the .nsnd for the previoos question: and f 80
red tbe House ill adjourn til Monday. sDd tha4 q
ore o'cisck on that tsy vote shall DO taken % 10
msin queetop. ~,
MIR. HARRIS Of nlncis hoped the proposites
would be adopted, a. il embrsced everything gesssr
tk men could SAX for.
Mr.. COBB said no MAJ had right 10 compsoniss
ME position without consulting him.
Mr.. STANTON thought tie propouti>n Just, -
hoped il would be agreed TO usanimously.
Mr.. PHILLIPS said, as the proposition Wss fer D
vote to be tsken tonight, he objected.
The SPEAKER said he could not entsstAia ~
proposition without unanimous consent aad this ~
denied
a. m.-The House has Just refused 70 adjourn.
tsken nn on any Of the questions connected waA NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
xxxyth CONGREss....First Session
SENATE. ..wAsHIseroS, Feb. S, 1858.
The Sentate is not in session.
UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Gen. QUIrMAN resolution was
adopted calling on the President to communicate the
number of soldiers engaged in the late war with Great
Britain and in the Indian wars at the same period
also, statement showing proIimate estimate of
expenditure of extending them the benefits Of the Rev
olutionary Pension Laws.
This information is desired preliminary to action on
the bill pending for that purpose.
The House were esgaged in consideration Of the re
solution a. TO whether Mr.. Campbell do have further
time to take testimony in the Ohio contested election
case. =,
attendance the question was taken the smen iment
nroposed by the minority Of the Election. Comnittee
that Mr. Campbell, the sitting member, aud Mr. VAL
Iandigbam the contestant be allo d forty days to
take supplementary testimony, and It was rejected BY
thirteen majority.
The resolution Of the majority Of the Committee
that Il is inc xpedient TO allow fur her time to take es
timony, as asked by the sti~, uember, was adopto<
by l3 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
To the Associated Press.


The Douglas Democrats and the Republicans have
had no formal conference to their course on the
ansas question nor according to present indications,
IA any conference probable. The movement OF Mr..
Harris of Illinois in the House to refer the President
Message to Special Committee, to be appointed oy
the Speaker embodies the policy OF the Douglas men;
Shoud resolution for that purpose be adoPtea, anu
the Speaker appoint Committee unacceptaoe 70 .ne
AnttecomptOn Constitution men, an eu0rl, II s sau'
will be made to set it aside and elect one oy oaioa.
The Republicans privately say that they WIZ sup.
mont such movement with q view to secure the pest
attainable end, while their votes VIII De gwen y.
favor of proposition to re-refer the question OF tie
formation Of Constitution to the people Of hansso
The entire number Of land warrants issoed ueaer ne
the Bounty Land act Of March, 1850, was 1is, o.
to satisfy which twenty-seven millions ana nearly
half acres are required. ,, .r.xs
The Patent Bills recently introduced by mesSrs
TAYLOR of New-York and Chaffee, and which were re-
ferred to the Committee on Patents, have been mar
monzed by these gentlemen, and will probably De re-
ported to the House at an early day. The oii agreeo
upon proposes several important changes Nmakes tue
Office indedendent; increases the fees 70 meet the in
creased expenses; creates a board of Examiner In
Chief in order TO secure uniformity in granting letters
patent; gives an appeal to the Chlei commissioner
and makes his decision final; limits the time In whch
an interference can be made TO two years. after whc9
time 1T compels the parties to go into Chancey ahu
take proof regularly in Court to test the rights OF th
nart;es. removes the restriction foreigners, ana
makes all persons equal without regard to cizenshpi
allows no Withdrawals, no additional Improvements
no disclaimers and caveats; 1t compels the aIIeno-
ance of witnesses a. in civil suits, and authorizes
maqistrates in all the States TO take testimony Inc
design of the bill is to restrain the ndiscrmnate issue
of patents and at the same time protect inventors ana
the rights Of the people.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Rum0red Negro Insurrect1On l"
Arkansos-LiyeS Reported LOST

CHICAGO, Friday, Feu' o, Io00>
A rumor comes to US from Fayetteville, Arkansas
that fearful insurection had occurred near tha'
said to have been melted by two white men. Inc
negroes are said to have attacked two se''e' nen'e
killing twenty three persons burning houses ans kns
cattle. The insurrection was finally suodust oy tne
organization Of force of volunteers, VINO X Leo seven
AMI captured eighteen of the insurTecu" lists ine
truth Of the rumor was doubted.
This have been founded on fa sph IN 81 h-'
paper, weish pznt ehewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Com. PalldimR.

IN the ,ousatt S5tsr raasG aHasG bsS bssn 7 8vss 4
the introduction of bill to import S, 900 negroes from
the coast Of Africa.
Joint resolutions had also been introduced den0un1
ing the acts of Com Pauding and instructing Sens-
tors and requesting the Representatives In Congress
to cause the views expressed TO be carried into seoe
A committee of citizens of Mobile have forwarded
letter to the Secretary of the Navy With resolutions
demandng that Commodore Paudfng be tried BY .
court-maral also containing the charges and spcold
cations on which he should be tried.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

-, OrrrcERs OF rHE GRAND koTH 4
EIEciios ~ ~ TEE STATE OF NEw-YoRx.- AZ
AhcH ch bsld on wednesday the following of Icss
were chosen; ,,.,.. o..,a u.h py
Ts,rs re-. Al Austin, Of New.Yo Deputy Hsn< ha0o
r Sylvester essrt ., osase:sqs5ss s.s.9 az. Eias
~ 49, % Co,s OF Albany, Grand secf Ssry.
as.s MN X %IY.ms. Il sJrscss 6ss.i cssssis Il -
y = JcSa rssSSs x EbspT, o.sa1 ssesaa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Explosion Of the Stes.mbOat Coi
CrOSsmayi.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., y riday

LOUISVILLE, Ky., y riday, Feb ., 100
The steamboat Col CrossU An, from New-oriean' ~
81. Louis burst her boiler q mile above New-Madrid
Missouri lasi evening, anj then caught fire and burned
to the waters edge.
She had on board two hundred passengers anu
twenty five to fifty u them are reported lost Amous
The saved are the o .ptain mate and FIVE ladies' 1n0''
are al the part!cy lars VIC hsve as yet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
From Kansas.

Sr Louis, Friday, Feb. g. 1888.
Leavenworth, Kansas papers of the Goth ut, say
that General Stickely the Commissioner appointed by
the President 10 audit the claims of citizens who have
sustained losses during the Kansas difculties has
allowed the claims. amounting to nearly $iOO, ,ooo.
The Board of Commissioners appointed by the
Legislature, in session at Leavenworn ehsas''
in taking testimony relative 10 the election frauds.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Resumption of Specie Payments.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Feb. 0, io0''
The Presidents Of the Banks in this city held meet
ing at to-day and resolved to resume specie pay
ments. All the Banks ere now paying specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Michigan Legislature.

DETROIT, Mich, FRIDAY, feo D, iboo.
The extraordinary session Of the Michigan LeEsia-
ture closed on the I'd inst. The Swamp Land, Ju0-
cisl and Loan bills among the important measero
passed Joint resolutions instructng our represeosac
lives in Congress TO vote for the Homestead law, -
certain harbor improvements, and oppose the tHcsa
ton Constitution and the further extension OF Ssvya
were also passed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Markets.

cHAaLEsroS, Feb. a-CoTros advanced iste' s'Ae' "s
NSysusT.. G. Peb 6-CorroS frn- SsestodsJ L"""~
rfrhsnse on New Yors "a cent prsmium IA ga 49, a.
EsW OxLIAss Feb 6-CoTTosssies todaI "a sSs -
oi5foc The sales Of the week add up rsssnt ti,s -
ee%p.SeS with those f sSSfs 90 s.s.. n
all SSasc Red WsE.I @ Ss,s .1S HIss siS
si 10 Mixed COss Sc ssS,a;esrs .s.r sSa<ais
e;c Rio Corrrrs SINE E1eaAssE. istoi~' k1eAsess
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
POSTSCRIPT.
SATURDAY M0RNING-Fvr O'CLOCK.
FROM WASHINGTON
A Free Fight in the House.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE y. 7. TerBryE
| From Our ovs CorYespondtnt
| WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb ga. m.
A fight has just occurred on the foor The House
was very quiet, and Mr.. Quitman of Miss hav.
| ing risen to make proposition Mr. Grow of Pa.
was passing down the aisle Of the Democratic side
| of the House, when Mr. Keitt Of S. c. accompanied
| by Mr.. Davis of Miss, came u, to him. Mr. Grow
objected to Mr.. Quitman's making any remarks.
Mr.. Kett said, fyou are going to object go over
to your own side of the House. Mr.. Grow replied
this is free land and every man las right to
be where he pleases.
Dir. Keitt then came up to Mr. Grow and said he
wanted to know what he meant by such an answer
as that
Mr.. Grow said he meant just what he said, that
this wss free land, and man had right to be
where he pleases.
Mr.. Keitt took Mr.. Grow BY the throat and said,
81 will let you know you are a damned Black Re-
publican puppy!
Mr. Grow knocked his hand Of, and said, ~
shall occupy such place 10 the Hall as please, and
no nigger-driver can crack his whip over me-"
Mr.. Keitt then seized Mr.. Grow by the throat
Mr.. Davis and several other Southern members
attacked Mr.. Grow, who defended himself bravely.
The Republicans rushed in body to his assist.
ance, and general fight ensued in the middle Of
the Southern side of the House; it lasted about
two minutes, and was terminated by the Sergeant
alarms, who thrust himself among the combatants
and with his mace and aided by the cooler members
II Tbo offb fba
grave and disgraceful nature of the event, became
Immediately quiet.
The Speaker directed the roll to be called on
motion to excuse member from rising.
l was in that part of the gallery which is just
over the scene of combat and saw the whole affair.
No weapons were used or shown except those
which nature has provided.
The conversation between Grow and Keitt was
repeated to me by bystander.
3o'clock, q. m.-The House is very quiet the
members gathered in groups in the corners of the
hall are consulting with grave looks aud subdued
voices.
The vote has been taken four times since the
fight, on motions to adjourn, to excuse, &c. Gen.
eral result same as before.
Mr. stephens ana MT. Quitmah nave ousreu W
withdraw all the motions on their side and to agree
that the vote shall be taken Monday at p. m.
The Anti-Lecomptonites after consultation have
declined
81 a. MIR. Quitman has just madethe follow
ing proposition: All motions now pending, made
since the call of the previous question upon the
amendment offered BY the gentleman from Illinois
(IIarrs), shall be withdrawn, and the vote shall
then be taken on seconding the previous question
Monday, at one o'clock. On Monday the vote
shall be taken on the main question.
Objection was made from both sides and the
r.ll is now being called on question Of adjourn
ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Fire I'm Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich. Friday, Feb. s, 1859.
The stores on the corner Of Woodward and Jeees-
son avenues, occupied BY Campbell 4 Luin, Sohloss
& Brothers, and A: Amberg clothing oealsrs, W.
the total loss will be from $4,000 to t5o.oOo-nessv
ali oovered nv insurance,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Non.ArrivaI Of the Arabia

SANDY HOOK, Friday, Fed o-iV p III.
There are as yet no signs of the steanisnp
from Liverpool, fully due here.
The wind is N.N.w., and is blowing hard and IN
creasing.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Fire mt Evansville, Ohio.

CIscIssATI, Friday, Feb. S, 1850
The starch factory Of H. w. Lagow Il Co., .
Evansville, was totally destroyed by 6re this morn
ing Loss 4l2 600; insurance q, ,OOO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
NayiratiOn Westward.

OswEoo Friday, Fob: D Ibo0.
The schooner Lucinda from Toronto, With -four an
skirs, is; now of the hsrbor and viii be up 70 pos
sOOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
United States supreme CeuYs.

WASHINGTON, Fnday, 100, 2, ~
No. I59. Charles McMaken VS.. Franklin renn' ~
ton to dismiss argued IN. p.y.
No. 66. H. II. Day vs. The Cpicn indA.hap o~
COMPANY. Argument continued for both parties
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

THEY ARE BEATEN AGAIN AND AGAIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

TIE LECOMPTONITES FILLIBUsTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

A STORMY NIGHT SESSION.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

The First Kansas Battle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

Monday. Both parties were evidently nerved for the
fight. Somebody on the Democratic side moved ah
adjournment till Tuesday.
Mr.. CLINGMAM IN. Give are getting into
snarl. move an adjournment.
Mr.. CAMPBELL (Ohio) amid confusion proposed
that the several propositions for adjournment be VIII
drawn, and that the House come to direct vote on
the pending proposition respecting the message: ~
This was received with laughter, and cries OF NO
no." 'You can't steal march on US N that way,
and "That is the very thing we want to avoid
Mr.. KElTT Is. c. moved an adjournment,
Mr.. STANTON Ohio) raised point OF order.
Mr.. COBB ALA asked to be excused from voting,
and also that the question be determined oy ieas 0nu
Mr. WARREN (Ark.), this being Friday, moved
that the private calender be taken up. lLsughter.I
The confusion was great, members standing IN al
The SPEAKER asked them to please come to or
der, and knocked with his gavel till they did SO.
Cries of " Call the ROLL
adjournment, the Republicans mpatiently deman Ing
the Yeas and Nays on that question. -, u,,.
MI SEWARD (Ga.), in loud voice, said " Its
too late" ooy
The motion to adjourn wss negatived by fourteen
"'1| he SPEAKER announced the pending question to
be the excuse of Mr.. Cobb from voting. ;-x..r,
Mr.. HOUSTON, (As.)-That being an impottahI
question move for call of the House. LausnlerI
II involves the fate of the country. a.
Mr.. WASHBURN tMel, called MI houston u
Mr.. LETCHER Val asked to be excused from from
voting on the question to excuse Mr.. Cooo foni
voting. [Laughter ,,,;,r.
After similar proceedings aud the confusion con,nu,
ing Mr. JONES (Tenn.) asked whether II would DC ~
or3ey 10 move that when the House adjourned II ad-
;onrp 10 meet in the old Hall. Laughter lie
Thought that the majority of this House would WI
iingIs 20 back being satisfied with this experiment..
| The SPEAKER said that the motSn was mol 40"
| in order. -, .ks /;
| when in order. Ho..,
bvs majority of 2i. Some Of the members paired oil
/ for dinrer. 49,, ,.,h., ;
would be in order for bin 10 his oomPromisS tna
all other questions be Withdrawn, aud that Tue h0us
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