The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-17

road Company; IL Shank agt Schumacher ia Kettietaa
Underwood TO- Holmes agt DAVIS H. Brinrs aet DAVIS.
! IT, Thompson agt Coils; 10. Wright ags Richardson:
er Sst New s York; gu5 sg De- GsO0
Winfield ACT. Pelton; "a. Miller art Emaps: d Bost
Wick agt, Ceneer; 70 Same q. Smith agt Grant, rs.
len aet Le Roy 81 Rome Exchange Bank ag McropoIi-
tan Bank 49, Cook agt Lchied; 49, Baker art CIV Of
SO. Smith agt Holmes; 81. Howell agt Noye: S Shsr,
rott aet Drullard SO Walton agt National Ian Ennd
! &c.i 49, Stillwell agt. Staples. ~'
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Con-
vcntlOn.
PRESIDENT BUcHANAN's FOREIGN POLICY sxnopsun
BY THE DEMOCRACY OF THE KEysToEE STATS.
HARRISBURG, March IL, 1850
The Democratic State Convention met at 10 AM Geo
| NJ Wharton, ESQ., was appointed temporary chairman
Mr. Wm Hopkins moved that the Chairman .pnoint .
committee to select permanent officers John W. Tate
moved TO amend the rules as TO select Chairman bv
sdsd cocc vote Lost by large majority The Convention
took recess for one hour Arnold Pnmer Of veuango
was subsequently selected as permanent Chairman.
The friends Of Mr. Buchanan have controlling interest
| IN the Convention.
Whilst the committee preparing report on reso
lutops Mr.. snowden, Of Philadelphia, madc speech in
favor Of the purchase Of Cuba endorsed the policy OF
Mr. Buchanan. BE wanted concessions 10 outsiders
and was IN favor OF bold stand on national matters
Mr. Rogers, Of Somerset, replied to him, and was in
favor or concatory course and opposed to the Thirty
Million Cuba proposition as being bad speculation.
The resolutions adopted endorse to the fullest extent
the policy OF the President settling the difficulties
with Great Britain in reference to the freedom Of
tho scas and in settling the difficulties in Kan~as
and Utah, and in regard to the protection Of cia
zens abroad They advocate revision Of the tariff
Of 1857, also the acquisition Of the island of Cuba
by honorable and peaceable means as being OF vast i'm
portance to the interests Of the country and
investing the President with full power to open and pro-
tect routes across the Ishmus They also endorse tho
doctrine OF popular sovereignty and approve the course
OF Senator Bger, and an independent Statc
Treasury on the principle of the subTrcasury
All the resolutions endorsing the course and policy Of
Mr. Buchanan were adopted without dissenting voice
The only resolution that aroused any debate was tho
endorsements Of Governor Packer. The resolution en-
dorsng the Governor voted down by yeas 81 g.
The democracy of Pennsylvania have taken the entire
policy Of Mr. Buchanan as their platform The Conveu
ton is still in session.
The New jersey United States senatorsh,p.
TRENTON. n. j., March 16, 1869
the Joint meeting OF the Legislature for the election OF
on aS states senator in tho place Of Mr. Wright will
De hcd tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock.
Election for New York State Senator.
BUFFALO March ~ 1890
Full returns from the election in tho Senatorial District
made vacant BY the death OF tho Hon. Horato J. stowe
~.
CAM majority, as far as heard from, is about 900
Marine Intelligence.
SAVANNAH, March le, 1889
Tho United States mail steamship Florida arrived below
at ten o'clock last night and at her wharf at four O'Clock
this morning
SAVANNAH, March I6, 1859
The steamship MONTGOMERY arrived at the wharf at SIX
O'Clock this morning. 18th inst
Nrw ORLEANS, March I6, 1885,
The ship Liberty from New York, has arrived at this
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PmIADlIPfnA March l6 1s5o
Stocks firm Pennsylvania State 5s, 90 Reading
Railroad, "a RI Morris Canal Long Island Railroad
IL; Pennsylvania Railroad, 4s4:
Cotton unchanged: GALES to day 500 bales; m'ddIng
nc. &c Sales Of last three days 600 bales Re.
cets Of same time % eco bales against 81 900 last year.
Exports to date 100000 bales MoIasses 3sc Oats.
Soc Lard buoyant at 12c Freight cotton to Liver
New ORLEANS, March Is, 1850
Cotton advanced Sc sales day l6 900 bales at lI9c
II &C. for middling Mess pork buoyant, and vanccd
CINCINNATI, March 16, 1859.
Flour dull. whskey 25c Mess pork ST; ,b BULK
sidcs-Sales zoo 600 lbs at Sisc., delivered
Tm MURRAY SrR1T BURGIARy--ARKEsT oY Two on Tpr
ALLEGED BuReINs-REcovmy on PORTION on THE
STOLEN PRoPErY.-In yesterdays HERALD we gave
an account Of IN extensive burglary committed on the
premises SO Murray street, occupied by Eros. Cushman
manufacturers and dealers in silk and cotton goodssoma
600 in silks being carried Off by the burglars As stat
cd, nothing was known of the robbery until the following
morning by the police Of the Third ward though the work
was done at an carly hour the previous evening The
fret known OF tho burglary by of the clerks OF
the above 0rm who, opening tho the morning.
found the panels OF the partition broken goods
missing. During tho afternoon following robbery,
Capt Waing, Of the detective force, made OF
Slowey, hearing Of the casc Immediately proceeded 70
try, possible, TO ferret out tho burglars and tho
property In the course Of hour they learned
number Of boxes had been delivered tenement
house in tho Eighteenth ward and finally their suspicious
above ncehborhood they ascertaned from groceryman
On the corner OF Twenty seventh street, that about
o sanr that S.,os SnSs ssday and but
taken out Of the tenement house and placed cart
which drove up avenue A.. officer Kccfe Immediately
proceeded to the house, while the other officer kept watch
outside apd examining the promises and making some
inquiries, tho front the FIRST floor found to
have been let to a man but a fow days previous and
that it was from uhs tho trunks were brought
officer Kcefe finding the door OF the said room locked
concluded TO burst opon and doing 60 found within
Fix empty boxcstc identical stolen from Frost 4
Cushmanand in closet seven pieces of tho stolen silk
and .iowey two notorious burglars In lager
bier saloon In tho Bowery both OF whom have we'd ont
term ut Sing Sing They answering the description given
taken in custody and conveyed TO tho de,cctIvc
Office and searching them key and several other mr.
tcles were found They their names as lanes Do
nohue and William Strutter alias Martin The key which
found the former, proved upon an oxamlnation
made by officer Kecie to DO the Identical key belonging
10 tne aoor oi inc ABOVE house. II also
identified by the iandlady M the key belonging
10 the door. She was accordingly together with the sro
cerymau, taken before tho prisoners when they identified
onohue as tho man who hired tho ROOM and also as one
Of the party seen 10 carry out the trunks They were ac-
cordDgly committed by Justice Welsh TO answer Tho
whereabouts Of the remaining portion Of the pro-
perry is not as yet known, but the above
pamed officers are deserving Of great crcdh
for the manner in which they followed IN tho burglars,
ana the inding OF portion Of the stolen property
-
s"or Hl'rur--Joseph veu,ini, Italian, about thirty
vo years of age, shot himself abou, O'Clock last
evening at Tho corner Of William and Frautecrt streets
The cause OF tie rash said ,.<'ccrd by ina
nnioitutac man being Unable 70 ottIa etapO2 ae1l