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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

.op AND GRFF NWICH STNHLI Is
r'fk 0o"> sD,I %, T rrn2Ic SCHOOL p4Nfetp
HNV'"'n - about IL O'Clock, ? frn broke
out in he f Public S 'S ' coa5cq al es
corner OF ~ % The fuc Connecting with the furnace
q some dcis ,;n the house The fire originated in the
pSed icr h9.nasyfmcnt in which about 100 small
primary oic three. four and five years of age. The
thIorep ,bc FIRE was discovered the teachers called up
momen' tfjrrn and dismissed them in the most orderly
al tae and all reached the street without sustaining
IssI.sst njur, The alarm was promptly given, ana
70 ,,encH entering the building ripped up the floor
aoJ soon extinguishcd the flames. But little damage
80 done 10 Tie building. The stairway was very
80, and had The fire reached it. had there been
= manic among the children, many lives woud doubt
1ess have been lost. The teachers IN the school Oy
tbejr great presence Of mind prevented the chIdren
frnn i.econshg unnecessanly alarmcd.
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

TUY FRFICHr DTPOT or THE NEW-IORR AND
ERIE RAILROAD TO BIZ CHAsGED FROM PIERnoST To
JyRsIY CiTY.-The Jersey City Common Council at
lie meeting on Tuesday evening, granted to the New
jersey Railroad Company the privilege Of laying u
track through Wayne street, from Washington to
Greene street to be continued to the block north of
their new depot the said track to b. for the accommo
dation Of the NewYork and Erie Railroad Company,
who have made arrangements TO change their freight
terminus from Picrmont to Jerret City. The New.
Jersey Railroad Company have leased to the New
York and Erie CompaDy-until such time as the latter
can finish their long dock improyement-the block
facng the river Immediately in front Of the present
Erie depot This arrangement will relieve the Erie
Company from the embarrassments which have at
tended the transportation Of their freight in the VIM
ter from Piedmont to New-York in boats. II will also
necessarily increase the business of Jersey City
several hundred men will be constantly employed in
loading and unloading freight, beside large force
gagged in running the trains
DoSSELLY.-Thc announcement that Gov. Newell
had postponed the execution Of Donnely until the 18th,
was error. strong effort made TO secure the
respite, ard understood to have been successful
but the Governor has finally determined not to inter-
fere. Consequently the execution will take place to-
morrow in accordance with the sentence Of the court
The Cdmden Daily is the title of neat little paper,
which made its first appearance at Camden on the 18th.
It is published by Mr.. p. j. Gray.
TAxFS OF JERSEY CIrY.-The Collector of Taxes
jersey City finished his labors aud made his report The
following j. the amount assessed:
Frt Ward .......+ 250H q5 Third Ward. ....S2il4 63
Second Ward.... 2IO0G 67 Fourth Ward..... 1852 IS
........... 06 40 90
Reduced BIZ Commissioner of Appeas $500 %
Balance 02 40 %
Received by GO573 &c
Leaving uupaid-to BE- collected by the Collector
Of AucsIs.................. S42,967 II
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONs-JN. 6.-Beforo Judge
RUSSELL. - II,
The cose of Mary Wood alias Hodges, alias Mol


Hodge, indicted for grand larceny. abscting from the Pck'
boo. Of Lswrenc. Riley this city, $40 in bank bills com
euccd yesterday afternoon. rOpened this morning Inc
larceny have been committed the nish OF INC
let a Nov No IL Hudson house In which the y
s occuurd the petition either propretres manager IN
connection with her man." known John Spence. In tHe
employ of the establishment young girl oil ABOUT
named Holden whose business IL Ia at decOy
,ocharn in AL these parties indicted together N
the ofnse Mary Wood present alone on tri
The others remain 10 tied Riley according 70 his own e'
Inony acco,ted by g lIou in front OF Tayor saloon
at the date about O'Clock At night ana thence
Nssle till he brought up the second story backroom OF no
IA lIud son street Being in that about five minutes win
bis pants and Sst containing his finances drposif-d near he
fireplace he rose dressed himself and left After g"hf st
block and half Eiey uiss.d his 10. The allegation ths
larceny a. committed positively testified TO- aud wss sis
CD arly shown that the hous arranged with pine fsci
Ties Tie ony persons b. about the house. TO have
control OF the premises the time aforesaid were this psne
Msgse Holden ard John Spence. The evidence AGAINST th
csrd purely ciIcumstsntia but they circumstances
such induced the Jury 10 believe the prisoner ~
lcat an accessory before the f.c and Therefore, eqa
guilty with the principal offender They thereupon after no
sb-.nc- their rturued verdict OF guilty Inc
rse was immediately arrssn-d sentence. ana ate.
fore sentenced her again the State Prison for four years ana
nine months
John Murray, indicted for burglary in the third De-
gree in breaking into the OF Dennis OBren IN the
avenue between FiythiId and Fifty fourth scts Oh tr ms
Of the S,h of S+t.mber Last and stealing herrom some emp
btte. wa. then PLACED upon tIs This prisoner has been
on his m before when the Jury disagreed But on tn
occasion III. evidence Of guilt conclusive, and inc 'u
once returned verdict OF guilty The prisoner was arrasneu w
months.
A5,,,r,.d Va A. O'Clock ton morning.
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CITY ITEMS.

wIsrRr. esterday was wintry though II was not
fpezing cold During the preceding night soit Sno"
fell, which formed very unpleasant compound with
etreet dirt and in the fore part oil the day 'here was
continuation Of FILLING snow but II all melted from the
psvements before night under the influence oil south
wind loaded with ocean moisture that penetrated the
thckest clothing as to chill one almost to the heari'
Notwithstanding the mercury stood far above the
freezing point II was very uncomfortable day.
muddy under foot and gloomy over head, and much
more severe upon delicate constitutions than clear
dr., severe cold Winter day.
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10 II o'clo- K tomorrow morning.
COURT CALENDAR-THIs Day.

SrpRrsy Observation-Disclosures Calendar az on
WtdnestaJ. 49, - ,e q, e6
SUPREMK CoURr-SPgciAL TERh.-Nos. S' o. 90
g. So 90 iOz lOS loL a 100 lO1 los lCa no. ILL., III No.
ia, l5. A. "a 10
1 rs iis III 49, 49, TO- Isi IL ; l24 ia In Ia.
iirEo. Sc g. a. ~ 100. ioi lo l.S iot iaa i0' IL" w.
no. Ill. A. =, "A
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I ~ IS5 IsS 1876 lU 1872, 10, 30, 2oi, ene "a e6. er
so 2i2 2i. IA 2 2le III ia gs. ~. ~ 2s "a -.
IN. "a 80 81 81 ss 2S 2ij ~ az rs 2p $50 ST. ri
81 rs So 81. 80. ess. ~
L. 5. DIsIRICI CorRr.-Nos- lD, IL, Is. ia, %,
o., ~
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believe ,les, thee had 10 disable TINT rouii
b. winess sssins smith biieye thai had not bn
fsInd and .e .de n would have died in
tine (Ssedl JOHN u. JAQUkS.
SV orn 10 i-furp Coroner Suetl
Mevcrs. one Of the parties supposed to be mplica-
ted l. in custody The other still at large last
evening
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HUDSON COUNTY CoURTS.-The January term Of
the Hudson County Courts will be opened the Court House in
udon City Tuesday next with Judge Ogden ON III. bench
There will be large amount Of civil business much of which
leit from the last term There - casts on the Circuit
Court calendar in Common Pleas IL Supreme Court Issues aud
Justices appeals The prospects that the criminal business
q the term will BE- comparatively light
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Advert ment
A FAyORITE REMEDY-We believe no medi-

cine hss effected many the OxYGEvATTD BTTERS
Dys ocpsia and General De oy restoring health aud
che-Ifulnc.s Mhcn ~ other ,Ihcdes have failed
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Suspicious OF GRASD LARCBSY.-JObn B. Clark
the kkr.r Of the Mansion House in iioks street, VA
ty syn,d before Jute Cornrn the charge of rObbing
Lo.J, 81 1900 f5 gold piece IL utifd u
Clarke held ait the sotion OF the Grand
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AMrNDMrNTs TO THE CRY CmARTER PosrroNFD.

The Committee Of Citizens to whom the Common Council
fed subject Of proposed amendments 10 the Charter Of Jer
soy City have reported ha they will b. unable 10 complete the
aon In tune Cor presentation 10 the nNt session ofthe Legia
and Therefore further time which
IN, Thus the amendments will for another year
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A man named Kipps, about

JCMPED OyERB0ARD.-A man named Kipps, about
Jumped the IIDboken
eybon' john Fitch and Was with good de=l Of difficulty
cued drowning lie got out by the hands
being stored TO consciousness removed
West Broadway, NewYork- II thous that der.
iuuI trt nirns prompt the act
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ATTEMPTED RAPE.-A man named Joseph McGee
was crested jersey City Tusdsy night CHARGED with at
tempting TO commit upon MT Riddfr: who lves IN
some time in NewYok charged with passing coun
t money the third assault that has been attempted
upon Mrs RdI since she has been deprived Of the protection Of
bsrh u.lau
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day morning about O'Clock, Officer Reeve, and
Duffy of the Eleventh Precinct Police, were pationg
their beats, they three su1picious-looking feows
with hone and wagon, driving up Avenue c. The
officers followed them to the foot % Seventeenth
street l.. r., where they came to halt and looked
about 10 see if any one was on their track. Not
nc any one, the officers being concealed. they pro-
ceedcd TO the end Of the dock and commenced loading
their wagon with quantity Of butter aud other art-
cles that had just arrived in small boats Officers
Reeves ard Duffy summoned the Assistance of Officers
WoOlfert and Wells of the Precinct and having
completed their plan q operations, made d.
scent upon the gang. 80 sudden and unex-
pected was the descent that the fellows had
no chance to escape, and six Of the thieves
were captured. One OF the party made desperate
attempt to escape but a shot from Duffy : revolver
soon brought him to terms. The fellows wer e taken
to the SatOn-IIouse where they gave their names
john Baker, james Wright, VIM Brown, Alexander
Hamilton, John Smith and VIM. Petit. The following
property WIS found in the wagon and in the boat: Six
ns Of butter nine boxes of soap four tubs of lard,
box Of and two chests OF tea. Yesterday after
the prisoners taken before Justice Steers At
the Essex Market Police Court. Nicholas fhlP7,
c,pain Of the soop Westchester lying at the 1901 Oh
Grand street. f. r., appeared at the caurl ana iden''
fled the property as being stolen from his vessel Inc
Magistrate committed oil the prisoners, excepting
Hamilton to prison. in default of 81 900 ball Ham,
iltop proved himself to be- resident of Greenpont,
and showed that his landing at the same with the
thieves in his own boat wac matter OF accident.
A CHILD BURyED TO DEATH.-Csroner Perry held
an inquest at No Boery TIE body Of Anna smith child
two year. Of age died tn fleet buns. The soryan,
Girl having Of deceased Monday left the child
alone In room stand in which lighted lamp and went
ont for A sho time When she returned found the child
,y envcloped in flames. her clothes having taken fire from
up which the stand during the absence OF the
honesty The Jury rendered verdict Of Death from burns
accidentally received"
BrRCIARIEs.-The residences of DR.. Eadie and F..
Merritt esd Richmond Staten leland. burslrou
y entered Yesterday morning and robbed Of large quantity Of
clothing jcwey siver.wae &c, with which the thieves
escaped.
IAdvertisemcntl
Nun. tul.n Aonria h
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lAdyertisemcntl
PrRDY'S NATIONAL THEATER This flourish

ing Theater continues TO BE- crowded to overlooking nightly The
two pieces PIONEER PATRIOT" aud BOREAs" nightly
received with enthusiastic plaudits Of spprob4ion sHd
prospects that each will hold possession OF the stage fol
many nights 10 Both will BE- Tepested THS EVENING,
with the dram. Of WILL WATcH' concluding
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BROOKLYN CITY COT RT-Bcforc Judge Culver Superb.
SMITH and SruDwELL.
The Criminal Term of this Court was opened yester-
Jv and the following Grand jury inpanneled: Thomas VI
Cs!k Foreman; VIM Thomas Joseph H. Adams r. NJ hanon
jonathan BUR- Samuel Gillespie, John = Junior Tho 81
Prince Timothy Bsunon Wm. Morgan Cowel Hidden, Chss
Raw F. l.. Baker James Paen, Alex W Russell. John Al.
c Janes II RAYMOND The Judge charged the Jury the
recent kidnapping ss regard the Exc law and the oth
topic. usually dWt upon when they retired and INC qSr
we convicted Henry Russell, Valentine Roth John Br1cSsy
peter Nj Msbon and George found guilty for selling
liquor whou, license and John c. Kastner not guilty The
Court then sdjoiEred
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An extra ngst Of opera at reduced prices takes
place this evening at the Academy Of Music when
Ilotows Martha will be performed by MesdameS
La Grange and Won Berkel, Carl Formes etc.
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Of v cent payable on demand The Rehet Fire In
surapoc Company. srm-annusl dividend OF 8 y cent,
payable ON demand. The Sew-Iork Equitable In
surancc Company, sem-annual dividend OF 10
cent payable on the 18th INST. The Hope Fire lnsGr-
snCe Company, sCrni-annual dividend Of > q cent,
= yabIe on demand. The Eighth-ayenue Railroad,
quarterly dividend Of p cent. payable on demand.
semaisual dividend Of 10 y cent has been declared
by the WilIamsburgh City Insurance Company, pay
able on and after the 9Th inst. The Trenton Bank has
declared dividend Of q cent. payable the 4th inst.
The Trustees oftAe Seamen Bank for Savings have
ordered that interest be PAID deposits entitled thereto
for the Elk months ending Dec. 81 for particulars of
which We refer "a our advertising columns.
The New-York Equitable Insurance Company have
declared semi. annual dividend Of Is 2 cent PAYABLE
on the 18th inst.
The willamsbrrgh City Bank win probably declare
a scmi.annual di, idend of q cent.
The Persia to-day took 81 .a3O, ITO u gold, which
j. rather less than was anticipated last week copy
of the usual lis, OF shippers refused al the CunaEd
cffce. Tie amount to go by the Arago on Saturday
promises to be large. Some considerable engagements
have already been made.
The metropolitan Certificates are reduced to s'oH' :
coo. The maximum amount reached was s19'1,o oo.
The following sales were made al auction to-day by
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A CHl1n RrRxrn TO DEATH.-Csroner Pc

BrRCIARIEs.-The residences of DR.. Eadie and F..
Merritt esd Port Richmond Staten leland were burslrou4
entered Yesterday morning and robbed OF large quantity Of
clothing jcwelry silverare, &C. with which the thieves
escaped.
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LAW INIELLIGEINC'E.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURf-JAN 7.-Before Judge
INGERsoIL.
Charles T. Loosely sg James Brooks aud ErauS Brooks
This was IN action to SD, OOo for the publ
cotton OF libel m the deudan,s in The Nc iOrt EpIcss in
Dcccnbr lf5i the particulars Of which hEe been published
This morning the Judge a'ked the panih' counsel J "et
ready 10 with tn" case.
MI Laroque replied as ioiloVs ,
s very happy say that there will be- OCCASION TO trouble
the further with this Mr. Loosely OF course
Brooks gentleman who believes that wound To the
reputation be- by pcuniary aSr. lie only desired 10
yidcate biz character before the community. Down 10 yser-
h. his friends thought that racion had ot
happy to yesterday the defendants PUBLISH what every
and ample retraction We do not thcr
fore desire 10 proceed any further IN the but withdraw it.
Mir Mckeoi counsel for the defendants. said
No Mr.. LoOsey could Tor moment suppose
that there thing in his conduct and am much
gra,ifed that the suit has thus terminated"
ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
John Edwards, second mate of the ship VIM. Taps
colt wa. brought M for trial OIL the above charge. verdict OF
not guilty was rendered, proof Of the crime falling
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL TrEM-Jsn. G-Beiore Judge
DAVIES
DECISIONS.
John Pcudleton at. Hartford Comm Quarry COM
Iany.-MOou aside judgment denied
Samuel j. Hunt agt. VIM. B. Woodward, &c.-Case
,eitled
Edward Kcrney's ex rel. agt. David W. Sansbury :
ex appointing receiver to b. entered by consent
VIM. Patrick, receiver, &C., agt Jordan Mott, &c
Circuit tidal BY Court April r. 1851 judgment fol- plaintiff Tor
~, $50 interest aid costs.
SUPERIOR COURT-sprcru TERM.-J.n. 6.-Before Judge
Bo>wogTH
DECISIOH.
Pierre and wife ATT ThOrne and we.-Case settled.
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THF RUnORrD DTrALcATIOS IN THE CosTRoLLERs
OFFIcE.-In regard to the rumored dcfalcation by "a
clerk in the Finance Department, we learn that there
has not as YET been any discovery made 70 warrant
such assertion. The circumstance of note for So 900
10 the clerk in question having been paid at the
Bowery Bank by party extensively connected with
street contracts gave rise to suspicion. The matter Is
still under investigation.
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The Camden Daily is the title of u neat little paper
which made It's first appearance at Camden the It'll
II is published by Mr.. p. j. Gray.
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FIRES

doo., the distance pa.sd over by our m''"' 'ua
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Madame de Bienylls gives concert at Dodworth
Saloon ths eyenng.
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The subject Of The Albion plate of this year IL DR..
Kane in Arctic costume amid Arctic scenery. lie Is
represented as standing the graves OF some OF Sir
John Franklin's sesmen, which was discovered Try
the GrirnelI expedition. Judge Kane has expressed
great admiration Of the picture, both As likeness and
q work OF at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-07

The Mayor Office continued during yesterday 10 be
vel attended by prominent citizens rendering their
CONGRATULATIONS to MIR. Tiemann The new Mayor does
not closet himself in the private ROOM but has taken
his seat in the main Office, where the people having
business with him con have easy access The Office Is
restored to IL former respectability and dignity
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TAxFS OF JERSEY CIrY-The Collector of Taxes
f Jercy City has finished his abo aud made bis report The
| following il the amount assessed:
Frt Ward .......S25O4 o5 Third Ward. .."S2l4 65
Second Ward. 2iOOe u Fourth WsId.... 1885, IS
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AanSsr OF G.Ss OF Rnsa TyUgss.-Yestes-
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Bowery Bank by party extensively connected WIN
street contracts gave rise to suspicion. The matter Is
still under investigation.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CoMMrTTEf.-The delegates
from the several Wards of the city to the Central
Committee assembled last evening at their head
ouarters No 6J9 Broadway, in pursuance OF call OF
the President OF the past year, and presented their
,rcden4ials From the First and Eighteenth WARDS
there were two sets of delegates the respective claims
If which were referred to committees appointed Tor
that nurpose after which the meeting adjourned until
"Wednesday evening when the question will be dis
posed Of and most probably new officers elected Tor
The ensuing year.
yb;re GrsERAL CoMMTIEE-The Straight Wing
Geseral Committee attempted to gayanze their party
last night at ThOrpes, corner OF Broadway ana
Eighth street W.T.. Jennings appointed Chair
man. and H. G. Mcclure and j. s. Scofed. Secretaries
The usua, committees appointed, and the Com
nittee adjourned for the month
RrrctRs Insrfru1E.-The subject Ofthe removal OF
the Rutgers Female Institute to the upper part of the
city, with view thus TO perpetuate this invaluable
institution being under consideration. it has been
deemed important to convene meeting OF gentlemen
IN the spper part of the city, to hear statements IN
reference TO il and take such action may be judged
best This meeting will be held in the Lecture Room
ofDr Adamss Church, in Twenty -fourth street, next
10 Madison avenue, on Thursday evening at s o'clock
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL So
su1r.-Ihe monthly meeting of this Society will be
held this evening in the smah chapel ofhe University.
paper from Lieut.. Bergman, United States Navy,
"On Deep-Sca Soundngs for the Laying of the ATTAIN
"tc Cable" will be read in compliance with resOlu-
ZION passed at the last meeting The apparatus used
for this purpose will be exhibited and the discussions
which formerly originated will probably be continued.
kppoISTNLsT OF BILL -RYCFRs.-Ou Wednesday
Afternoon Mayor Tcmann appointed the following bell
ringers or the several towers in place of others re-
moved
Those who have been appointed were all removed in
December last by ex-Mayor Wood for voting against
him a. the cal election. The matter brought be-
fore Mayor Temann, who concluded to Immediately
xeinstae al those who had been thus deprived Of their
situations and turn off those appointed in their place.
They were all accordingly sworn in "a ben-ringers
b. his Honor the Mayor yesterday afternoon.
Hugh Maserson, one Of the ringers removed from
The Mount Morris Towers, was appointed some ak
months ago. He was charged with having made a
bet OF go that Mayor TieTnsnn would be defeated
forwhich he gave bad $50 bill and refused to make
The amount good. Accordingly charge was pre-
feTed against him, which being proved, the Mayor
Concluded to remove him.
The following are the names Of those appointed and
removed
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPrci,L TERM.-Jsn. 6-Before Jud
Bo>WORTH
DECISIOh.
Pierre and wife agt. Thorne and wite.-Case settle'
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-04-24
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, April II.

w ASHiNdIoN, ApIii II.
The following appointments of Consuls
have been confirmed:
Samuel Marks of N. Y, to Bristol, Eng
land Albert G.. CutIn, of Massachusetts,
Prince Edwards Island Caleb Croswcll, of
Wisconsin, st. Sago Cape de Verde James
W. Gorham, of Massachusetts, to Jerusalem;
VIM. L. G. Smith, of New York, to Shang-
nae Isaac S. McM,ker, of Texas, to AGA
pulco G. q. Newbirk, Of New York, to La
Union, Salvador; Joseph r. Hooker, OF Penn
sylvanla, to Trinidad, De Cuba; Joseph Hol-
duby, of North Carolina, to Dundee.
The Con mittee on Conference on the Kan
sas bill met this morning the 18th.
Mr.. Stephens was absent as at the previ-
Gus meeting; all the others were present.
The matters of the disagreement of the
two branches was considered, but nothing
transpired showing any probability of an
agreement.
Mr.. Woodwork, member of the Leaven-
worth Constitutional Convention, arrived at
Washington yesterday with copy of the
new constitution, which be delivered to Mr..
Parrott Mr.. W. says the organization of
the Free State men is so complete that the
exact number of voters in the Territory, and
the political sentiments of each, are ascer-
tanned, and that the pro Slavery men number
only two thousand.
Mr.. Eimmick, member from Pennsylvania
and Lecompton Democrat, is so ill that his
life is thought to be IN danger.
Mr.. Stanton, chairman of the Tariff In
vestieating Committee, has to-day written q
letter. denying the rumor that Gov. Banks,
of Mass. has been there.