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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-07
Rumored Conspiracy.

Nav 1ORL, Nov, 8.
A letter from Havana dated the 3O,h DC,
says there is a report Of conspiracy or
something Of that character having been dis,
covered among certain military officers and
the soldiers OF MatanSas. Various arrests
are understood 10 have taken place, but no
further particulars have been permitted to
reach the public ear.
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order Relrns.


VHAkLksToN, va, Nov ..
Shields Green, one Of the negro prisoners
was found guilty this morning The FIRST
count for treason was abandoned, upon OBJ,
lection being taken by Mr. Sennett. that IL
was not proved that the prisoner was u free
person, and therefore did not come under
tho statute which reads "any free person.
Sentence was deferred.
Copeland is now on trial, Mr. Sennett de-
lending. Tranquility is in process Of res
toration.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-07

The four story briok store Of L. Rockwell
4 Son, corner Of Morgan and Front streets
IN this city, fell between six and seven
o'clock this morning. IL was nearly new
and contained 1900 bbls Of Hour, large
quantities Of grain, provisions, &c. No one
,wos killed although ono half Of the building
is a wreck from cellar to roof The loss Is
estimated at 5000.
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New Dental Office in
DAYTON,

No l24, Jefferson street, near the corner of
Fifth, in the residence formerly oeoupi-
ed by L. +, ClaAin d Mrs Goodman.
THE subscriber has removed his ONCE from Lima,
i Allen CO., o., and permanently located aa above
All operations pertaining TO the practice OF DentS-
try Will be performed In the beat manner, and any
style Of teeth inserted that may be preferred.
Particular attention paid 20 inserting his new
- =. A. sATrBRfHwAIT, D. .. 4
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Master Commissioners sale.

HH'tDE NUHHHHAIshIOmer's ShIe.
ohIi''lSa Ts. Miller No, 1887.
Jacob Hsidsshuh, ct. ais. Superior Court
RY virtue of judgment Of the Superior
Court OF Montgomery county, Ohio, rendered
In the shove entitled cause, Iwillon
Saturday, November IL, 1859,
~ the door Of the Court House. In the city of Day-
TOM sell 70 the highest bidder between the hours OF
two and iour O'Clock 7. 81 the following real estate
lz OF parcel OF landi situate In said city OF Day-
tonl ana known and described as follOWss Lot nine
hundred andax o06l on the revised plat OF the said
city o. Dayton, In the state OF Ohio.
for thirteen hundred ~ ''''
GEO. W MALAMBRE,
oSO. ". HovE, Atty. ~ osse
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NRy YoRK Nov

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.
The weekly benk statement win probably
show specie average Of about $26,50O, 900
to 20, 100000.
Morse u Bro, uncurrent money brokers,
suspended and made an assignmen. TO
Charles A. Meigs Their liabilities are small
and creditors will probably be paid in full.
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IMPORTED CIGARS.
To Smokers of Fine O ig ars

WE have Just received from the Importer
w aatock OF FINE CIGARS, which we can rec.
ommend togentlemen who desire a really hrat-ciAsl
cigar. II the, are not as we warrant them, we DC
not desire to offer them, as we are determined "a
supply the best cigar in the market to those whC
use only the best.
Our stock Is comprised in mart of the following
Custom House Brands--
Washington Regalias, Long Principles,
Figara Preusados El Gallos,
Pnrisima Londres, El Zuma Furmas,
Soorina Washington German
1-rhe latter 10 said TO be the BEsr and CHEAP
asr cigar ever brought 70 this city
WehAye also several quail les Of Chewing Tobao-
CO. whh we can recommend. it VIII recommend
itselt on triali and we invite our friends to call
w. II. BRANDENBURG AZ co,
septi No 900 Third street.
LOBBY for September.
" Augl6 d. AaF. u. SKULL.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-07

BosToN, Nov 5.
The Kerosene oil mandatory Of Spear,
Burke a %, in Winthrop, Mass., was de-
ssiroyed by fire last night. Loss $1,000
Mostly insured.
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AE0THER Nhw BOOKl
On. BonAPARTn'n aRnAr wol

=
pnfvATH cufuR TO HEALTH
!.
"a RNPRkskNTiNC ALI. the diseau
Ht-c-s - OF the genital Organs OF the
~ - male aud female, with the latest
N| ~ diecoyoriee IN Reproduction The
4H " ". ainloted should use no remedise
AhnA. N before learning f,om this Yaiuabie
~ work the superiority Of the an.
F thora Paris and London treatment
"IIIt'. OF private diaohnce--hofh m married
and single should conuu a. Thia
book tells how TO cure the follow
NN4r Ing Diaeaaea, and eniightenh those
who gropo In darkness,
Gonnorrhua, Gieet, chordee. Structure, Phymo.
sle, paraphVmosis, Gravel 81 yphilis, Bubo, Wars.
hlotchea, sonnualism, Seminal weakness, Niensfur.
bAtion or seif-abuse, Leucorrhea ur Whites, sup
10 prevent Prevent pregnanc,, hienatruation, nsr-
renneaa, Rheumatism, &C. II treats on Midwiiery.
the young ana old OF both soxes. IL tells now 10
distinguish pregnancy and hOwto avoid a, &c.
Perfect Safeguard against Quackery.
Fortieih edition--lO0,0oU copies sold annually.
This booH sent under seal, post paid, 70 All parte
q ne world, onthefeeeipt Of 20 cents, i've cop
ar, BOnaparte's GrentPreventlve
This issimple, healthful and, yet eifectualpfevent-
lyeis beyond comparison with anything yet dis
covered ~ has been proved by years oi experienoe
and IN no Instance has it hiled when appiod ao5
wish 70 incroa etheirfamiliea ahondbe In pose,fss
Ion OF THIS instrument. Piice reduceuto 80.
Dr Bunaparte'a French Patent Male Saici This
article enables those whose health or oiroumstan.
ooa g. not permit an increase OF family 10 fceulafe
of unit the NUMBER OF their OtHpfing, without IN
ju1ng theoonstitution. ftiathe only safe aud aufe
preventive against pregnancy ana disease. me
above article s specially intended 10 lh this de-
sldefatumi itiapeffectly aatej nomotsios suhstanee
enters into its composition. The price OF the
French Patent Male safe one dollar the eiue q ono
four dollars per half dozen and seven dollars pef
Madame Lozlet's Female Monthly Pills is A safe
ana reliable remedy for auppresai0na and all female
diseases Ladies should not uhe them during peg.
nancy au they will produce miscarriage Pfice one
dollar per box-eNtfa fine Eve dollars. Sent 10 anv
address BY mali, post free. No letters will he an
swerea unless theJ contain Remittance postage
All orders addfessedtO DR.. u. BoxAPARTr, No. fs2.
Sycamore street, between Fifth and sixth streetH
SlheinnAti, ONO, VIII be punctually attended to-
Dr. b. canbt consulted upon all secret dtseasee lie
ia unquestionably acknowledged to be the cham
pion aud King OF Nenercal Diseases, and only Pbv-
siean IN the Union who has trAp eledon the contin
ent toi Europe, and the only Doctor who has visited
their celebrated Hospitals, well as their medical
Institutions, aud receiving their monthly reports
oners 70 who desire to consult pfoiessonl
~ person the result Of orty years experience In tbe
h9spiials oi bGrops and America Confidential con-
aprl4-t1 dAW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-07
Grain MnrkAt

Dayton Tobacco Market.
ToBACCo-Very doll, and no sales. Wrap.
Pers quoted at 5@9c, and Filters 204Lc.
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THE.
One Horse ShOeing shop,
ON THIRD sTRHIT r.
a few doors East oc ~
THE.

a lew doors East of tho. Posr orr,cv
ruV CO. DAYTON, o.
bs tban o'at 9uoscrlber is now better prepared.
the public in the MS Ola customers, and
r, horse-shOeIng Business
Vii various branches. Particular attsn,,o.
81 III boofIs gwen wen TO all lame horses sneb ss
viii be anu l.bound, and rms In their fest
ses sr Sfeo ~ TO the owner of snch bo
ALSO :. aor m oney win be refunded 'Oi-
vent IT, and warrantsd tefiere win be shod pre-
to bis personally superntend ali worI ent,ustd
asks eontinnau lior pastfavors he respect6liv
~ ana VIII be happy to !, GUS
apr2-dawiy NATtin AN Ak gan..
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Dayton. Xenia * Columbus IA. II.


Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton 10 all Eastern
Cities.
HHREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
for the East as follows: Night ENpressat 20 a,
m iDay EXPIRE 1870 a. m AccOmmodAt lion 10 y. M
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation b3 A. IA. =,
No Express, u 80 AN; Day Express, 80 u. m
Trains run by Columbus time, which ia minutes
faster than ayton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
hy eallingon = II. Warman, Ticket Agent, at the
Depot, East Third street.
Dayton, Xonia ard Cnlumbus-Leayos at {. 40 H.
IN, and arrives At 6,53 am,
Al frcighis len at the Depot by 3, 80 D. m, will
forwarded same day, bv Gao p. IN Freights ar.
ivtng at 0,osp. M, VIII be delivered a 9,JR. m.
J. DURAND, Supt.
- WARmANs bonl' Ag't. aprtl
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Dayton g. Michigan R.R.
Open 10 Tola1n-


AND FORMING IN CONNECTION
:, With the Detroit and Toledo n. n, 20 miles the
fhe Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago nall Ro.d so
miles shortest line between Dayton and Chicago.
TWO DAILY TRAINS
On and after MONDAY, AUG. 20, 1889, regular
mains ,s VIII leave Dayton for Toledo, Detroit ana
FIRST rRAfN-fcaves AZ 500 a. m.. arrives a,
Detroit with the Great Western X r. IL Cansds iof
NiaHafa Falls, Albany, New York and Boston, con q
meets ~ Lima a. ~ 90 with trains on the +. W.
w, a 6. r for Fort Wayne and Chiosro arriving
~ Fort WAYNE A. 100 y. M, 10 time 70 connect with
trains 90 Toledo, Wabash Western Road for
huntngton, Ptfu and Loganeport, and arriving al
Chlcago - lao p. ~ IN time 70 connect with All
evening trains leaving that clty This train aiso
connects a. Toledo with trains on NJ s. N. i. n. R
i0r Adrian aud jackson, and with trains on the
cleveland and Toledo Rail Road Tor Cleveland and
nuhalo, also connects 4 sidnev with trains on D.
3 Road eastand vest and NJ tpiqua for Coiumbus
SECOND TRAiN--feav Day ton Al :, 30 y m ,con-
" ,aidnight, and arrives ~ Chicago $50 M,
making close connection with all trains for the west
and north-weat, and At oiedO ~ ITO =. m connect
ing WIN AZ morning trains west and north and with
steam Boat for Cleveland ana nufiAio
sleeping Cars are attached TO all night trains be-
tween Lima and Chicago.
Through Tickets for Fort Wayne, Toledo, Detroit,
Chicago, and pOints Went and Northwest Also for
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and all Eastern cities, and
Tor al local points on the BcileOnAne and Indian
Apois X r can be had BY calling on s. r. KiEa Tick
et AGENT Union Depot DAytoni or on the ain, rent
Fare as low az BY any other route.
30 careful and call for Tickets byway o Lima,
A-Ihc rates oi Freight TO all Points East OF Webt
VIII a, ai times be a. favorable asare charged by
80 Trsnsfers between Dayton and Chicago,
Fittsburg Toledo or Detroit.
aug1a NJ. SHOEMAKER, sup't.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and Lot, on Main street Ia
sQru from the Court House, and known AZ the
Temperance House, The house is we'll oalouiated
las feet deep. ~ ''S'" "
Fer particulars, inquire OF
lyle HENRY KIssINGER.
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hamilton ano DaytopR n
CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
I'M and after Monday April IL, 1859, Passep .
" gor Trains sgillioavethe Q 9th root Depot. .Dav-
ton for Cincinnati as follows:
Returning Trains
At 5.OOa. m, sos a. m, 90 p. m., and 80
p. m.
viii cave Cincinnati for Dayton At 600
a. m 200 a. m, $50 p. m. and 600 p. IN.
The 1880 P. NJ train sou,h will stop at Carlisle,
Nidjletown, Hamilton and Glendale, ouly.
apr9 DANIEL MoLAREN ,sup't
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BOOTS. Shoes. &C.. &C5I
NEW WORK, at the OLD STAND
No. 81, Jefferson strset
Dawn enHpElAY "a

mon now settled that the LASTING health Of
of ~ eiS an1 children, depends on the conditon
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OPENING OF NEW
DAGUERREoTYPE PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS,
SEPTEMBER 6TH)

At the Gallery of Art. 264 3rd Street,
EAST OF THE POST OFFICE.
T1HE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Il informs his friends and patrons, that he has
resumed his old business Of Dageurreotyping in
connection with his Gallery of Painting, for which
purpose he has fttod up rooms in the most elegant
style, over his Picture Frame and Looking Glass
Store. Having secured the services Of Mr. 0. D
FINCH, who has the reputation of being Que OF
the most skilfull Photographers in tho West, he
thinks he cannot fail to render tho most entire
satisfaction to all who want a flthfullikeness.
Picture Frames Of every description, and Look
ing Glasses Of oil sizes, always on hand, or made
TO order.
sep 5-tf T. W. CRIDLAND.
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aRBHNvIILH AND MIAMIR.R.

y. 80
G6 g R
Change Of Ttmc,
~ aud after Monday, April H. 1859, until fur
Otacr notice, trains viii run 3 ioliows.
tsoavos Dayton Union Depot at $40 a m. and
',Oop NJ. Arrive at Union at / so a. m. and
$50 p, m.
RETURNING.
Leaves Union a. Z 7,45 a. IN and as D. M,
arrives at Dayton OF l0,55 a. m, and B So, p. M
The 800 P NJ train leaving Dayton, makes close
connection At Union with the Express train ON the
Boleiontatuc road, for indianapolis connecting on
ta arrival with trains for LafaN ette, Terro Haute
and all points west, north and north west
For tickets and further information, apply to
samuel W. King, General Ticket Agent, Union
Depot, 6th street,
II. G. sTGAsoE, sap't.
lcc2
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Cause soon to Neal,
RecrIIdf fEte DehiEifnfe1E. .

nd discharge from the system, every taint Of
crofula, whether hereditary or otherwise. That
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
uor,Sr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

M GII NER caused TO be read IA LIE WI paper article
commenting ON extract from Bos'on tract journal
p,s,ciatilp his name Extensively with Helpers book,
sd say iu among other things that the South should
look about 10 whether che had not traitors ON her
yn ,l lie said that far this article applied 70
bin, 1t was an Infamous, malicious ia4rlcailon anu
flsebood from beginning 20 end. III ne hAd ever re-
,.iyed Helpers book as charged, It must have oeen
through tue mail; but he had 10 knowledge ina. Inc
book ever came into his poseessOn. Certainly no
never read a SOLITARY word OF II. Ever since he had
relused to SCI with the Democrats on the Lecompton
nohcy which be believed an infamous fraud aud SWIM
die, BE had been pursued with The ierooiy oi ueer
sid The bpnnty of devil. lie repeated tha1 the
hole publication, so FAR a. intended 10 aheot h was
q he iiCm beginning To end.
Mr. SINGLETON, replying 10 Mr.. Hickman, enl-
rbatically denied the latters charge that the South
lad yolittd MI ts cOmpacts and compromises. Where
IA y,ken had the South demanded any thing more
,bsn she was entitled to under the Constitution
Whenever agSTessioIs were made, they were sy Tue
,trouper ON lie weaker section, and the Soaah was
obliged TO take her present stand Win the view 10 pre-
serve fraiernal relations.
Mr. HICKMAN would answer by asking cues
ton. , =, .- VI. -. L.
nr HICKMAN said, if be understood the history Of
H. ls.,sslicn of 1851 and 1884, there wasa demand
n.sde irom the South that the Missouri Comprouhse
Should be repealed nasmuch rs II prSseH%u 'aisr5 'b'
n.,th of 81 30 and unjust 10 inc Soalo, "Mc9
M almost IN body for lis repeal and wlth me ala
al a fe,g Northern representatives aeeohli,s1eu Il,
In refurp they gave % the NofIn whI hs lilleAanl
Ia vrss distinct pledge, namely thai the queshSn
of slavery from ,al day forward should cease 70 Ie
;,s,ed IN CopRrsss AID the settlement OF the whoie
ss =, ne isfi 10 The people OF the Territories ior
,bSir sei,Tn nation IN eort was then perseyerIsy
mad. 10 tore Slavery into territory IRON WHICH ~
o .l,JsS by The act of lo-D, aud iaiing u 'n.s,
~ - ,.re TIE legislation OF 1854, and insist
,S Nv ,yipeples II the Ksrsss-Nebrasks bill ahoSld
tn"' -, tsts5 Ts, he said destroying thai
ccmd understanding between the No5n soJ Soa ,hs
@ -, ons,der il beneficial 10 her TO have tue
SGu uV cn.nromse line repealed II they dld SoI
ot ny jrp poItance whystid they struggle 50
Io,y Ar d snxiously for its repeSi - 40, on.
Mr. SINGLETON Ss1d M. ar,.,,ed north Of THAI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Ia1er from Brownsvilleand nexfoe
NEw-0sLEASs, Sst Ircay

NEw-ORLEGSs, SstIrday Dec. II, 1857
Brownsville Texas dates Of tie Iish inst. arc Fe-
eered.
Brownsville wac defended by 300 nsn. Cortinss
bsd bsen reen forced but fight had yet saken place.
Degelsdo lest h- Of ms srmy ana all nirartiery in
a taitle with ksamon Qusret4ro. BeSpy pursued
By The Church forces be IetreaIed 20 Monterey, but
Wa also foned TO sbsndon that point
Tie rosd to Tanpico Is now open to thSChurch
forces.
MirsDon bad left Gosdelsjara TO attack Msratlsn.
He had SUPP nded haquer, VINO took The three mil
hons specie.
The PiooyVne has a letter dated Mexico, the 9Th
inst which says that great excitement exists s4Sne
Capital IL consequence Of report that JuareE Mad
signed treaty Of Intervention with the United Sta.ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
FROM HAVANA.

The United States Mail steamship De Soto, j. ID.
BulIoch, commanding, f,om New-Oileansa and Havana,
arrived a, her dock at 6p. m. December ~, having
made the entire passsge, including hours detenroo at
Bavana, in days aed 10 hours tho actual running
time f the passsee is the shortest ever made. The
De Soto left Havana in company with the STE imship
Yorktown There is no marine news TO communicate
The De s. has Lot even exchanged signals with ship
since leaving Orleans. Gen. Concha left Havana
on the 18th OF December, and his farewell from the
people Was perfect ovation 1t is sad 10 have been
The most magnificent display ever witnessed in CUBA.
Market Gull in old crop Of sugars. Stock 5V,OoO
boxes; boloers asking above views of buyers The
contract, for rev crop be delivered early have been
active. covering 25,CGO boxes and 800 hhds. Mdsco-
vsd, Sugsr; l2GCO boxes sold at 81 per box OF
4Co pounds; 1900 boxes White, at So 81 4 per lOO
pound.; Yellow, = 81 DO; Browns, No. IL, at
a 81 do. Muscovado, at ASIA do. holasses
nothing. No Freighis Exchange on London, 10
pr,m.; on New.York, do.i short on NeS-ofiean',
6 do
The health Of the Island was good and the people
ere cniet.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

CfrY NoRTALIrr.-The CITY Inspector reports the
dsstts in this city, during the past week. follows:
Men. % women, 50; boys l47 giEls, ISJ; total, 464i
being an increase of 50 upon he week previous The
pripeIpa causes Of death were APpoPlexy, 9; brOn-
ehItis 10; congestion Of the brn 49, and OF the angs,
lo CONSUMPTION, 6S; iblanlie eoavulsons, so Group
% droPsy, &; dIOpry the head, - eTys'psias, -
puerPerl eouvllsors ,; scarlet fever. 81; TYPHOID "
tyrtus Il heart dsease, g. hopping congh, q inhaal-
rsiien OF The bowels, s. inflammation 0l the BRAIN ~;
inaau.lnaiion OF lung-, 4S; nantiie m.rAsuus IL;
measles, IL; smallpox, s. barned, 3; casualties q
drowned 81 old age s. premature sirth,S sniocaiios,
q suicide, 1. There were Il deaths from violent eAuses
Of the total number, lis were Lees than Year DID,
$50 were natives Of this eocn.ryi 50 Of lrelaad - Of
Germany Of Englandi 9 Of Scotland, and the re-
rrainder Of various nstions-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Fires.

MgDIgA, n. Y, Monday, Dec. 10, 1859.
FIRE broke cut at o'cocA sunday morning in the
warehouse of the Orleans Mill owned and occupied by
Hill, Whalen & Co., and containing grain valued al
s2C Geo. In ten minutes from the discovery OF the hire,
the nil was epyeoyed in flames, and man sleeping
in Tie building barely escale ed with his lie. strong
Gale WAS blowing from the east, and ca1ied the bdz1
Ing einders fully mile, endaugering many other build
inte. Hill, Wlalen s Co.'S loss i estimated at sp
CtC; insured for s36,NO. smali building adJoiIHng
the mill was also destroyed The fire is supposed 10
have been the work vf an incendary. -
LrxlSG1os, KY, Monday, Dec. l9, iS5g.
nit Loss sis, Goo to So, zoo; insurance, 5000.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
severe Storm at Halifax, etc.

BOsIoS, Monday, Dec. ~, 1873.
Late Halifax papers report that severe storm oc-
cuned there on the IAN inst, By which
sells were sunk at the wharves, and ice schOoners,
LANES unknown totally lost of the harbof, with all
ON bosrd Of them.
Advices from Newfoundland Of the 9th inst. state
that destructive fire had occurred in the vicinity OF
b. lie Sbu,e 81. Johns, which swept away hity tehe
uents rendering many families nc useless.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Foth. Associated Prvs,.

Ia - Associated Prrss
WAsHIsGIOS, Monday, Dec. Ia, 1852
The Democratic Senators were ia caucus for severa
bourn this morning the subject of Public Printer
but adjourned without making nom nation. The
onilioiis Of the SeuaiOTs were very conflicting.
According the cOnVersatlOu among the Democratic
,oenbers OF the House they will seze upon the irst
sayorse occasion TO their forces, which
cs,tsred TO-DAY after the withdrawal OF Mr. BOcock
nom the contest for Speaker. The Oest0wa OF their
yotes on various gentlemen was then an experiment
10 ascertain on whom the largest number OF the House
mig pbt ultimately be cOncenir ted.
Many mail cVutiactOrs are now here, and purpose
loldn1 "A meeting tomorrow night, relation to their
interesis M corrected with the POst-Ohce Depart
ueut Unless appropriations be made betore the lrt
III January 70 meet the liabilities of the Government
for this service very large amount OF nc paper Viii,
i ia sad, go 10 protest. .,
Tie Democratic SenatOrs having in caucus completed
the ist Of COnmtees IL has been handed 10 those OF
the Opposition TO Ill up he blanks
Mr. Mason remains Chairman OF the Committee
on Foieyn AlaiIs; MIR. Clay as Chairman OF the
Con mrtee OH COmmerce Mr. iCe us Chairman OF
he Committee on the Post Office; Green a. Chair
man of tbe Committee OH Territories; Dir. Mallory as
Chairman of the Committee on Naval Andifsi MIR.
Bayald As Chairman OF tie Committee on the judi
ei.Ty and Mr. Brown as Chairman OF the COMMITTEE
Oh tle Distric, of Columbia.
The BOai Of Engineers, Chief Engiaeer Isherw wood
presdiug Will meet nj the Nayy-Yard IN Phiadel lphia
on the 5lb Of Jahuaiy u examine cahddaies ior pro-
motion, md those Tor admission into THAI corps
TIE information brought by the steamship tennessee
Aceiyed here to-day is that Minister Mcl4ne remains
an ye,A CIuz with the expectation Of making sacs-
factory treaty The understanding III the best informed
circles there wa that the point IN which the late treaty
fed had been substantially concluded by the Cousi-
tuuonal Goyou,melt,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20

THEArRIoALs.-The Rayels were greeted by fuh
house last night, and played with all Their weI-kaown
excellence.
M Bourcieaalt Is engaged 4. LAuFA hssne - but
for whis sspoeial purpose Is nOt !es known
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
D;sns,er to n steamship.

GRAND HAYTH, Mcb., Monday, Dec. II, IoJJ.
The DetIoit and Milwaukee Compahy's steamship
Mwaul &c has been ahore lear The mouth OF The river
since The . N ult EXPERIENCING IN the meantime severe
.,oIms. She wan got OIL and steamed 10 her dock on
snturdey evening apparently but little injured IN her
hull OF machinery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Josiob Hartshorn Ashore.

SQUAN, Monday Dec, II, I61y.
The topsail schooner Josiah Hartshorn, OF Bangor,
Me-. Cart y. Yeze, with coal, from Philadelphia,
bound TO Salem, Massschusett' is ashore ten miles
south Of Squan Inlet. Cargo and vessel total loss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
The Louisiana Sugar Crop.

NEw-ORLEAss, Saturday, Dee IL, 1903.
Two hundred and fifty Of the sugar plantations IN
this Stste have produced this year 7JO hhd against
l9 OC0 hhds. last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-20
Rody Of Mr. Campau Found.

DETROIT, Monday, Dee IL lo".
The body of J. Bsrnabas Campau, prominent CIT
zen, whose mysterious disappearance nearly three
ton of murder recovered from the rver to-day,
unmarked by violence, and with his watch and vaius-
bles lett undisturbed.