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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
hRHY AND NAVY INTELLIGETCE.

general court martial has Just adjourned al Ste Ia
CO N. Oregon, having tired several deinquenis both
tf.ctrs oud men, The proceedings OF this court have
been received b! Tire War Department b! ihis t'me.
Tie of;c,rs 81 the court were CooHei Wright Mayor
Vic Mejor Alvords, Captain jordan and Lieutenant
Hodg,s.
Tie cApepses ofthe trcopr III Camp Floyd are s.;ll
eroru,us. Everything required by the osicr,s aud
men is extFavdga1tly dear for the horses Is
l. ~ u g. bushci and other commodities in pro
poIt.Iu.
Cclouc Bcnneviilc's treaty with the Navajo In-
dss s r, ported to have been sacreliy observed by
item so fas The newly appointed agent, General
Convert, ciler,airs 10 fras whatever of any more
hos,i!i,i,s. Smo OF tte poor Navajo people sut
erirG Ter want of pro, isiuns.
Tie L. :. chartered steamers Memphis, Caledonia,
Ailunia ard Wr>ternpoIt now hourly expected
here ht n. moni>,Ideo.
The L. S. irgote Sabine came up 10 the Navy
iou Saturday evening, ard vii bo disposed Of as
e.usly stated in Tn TmBUSE.
Tie rev flag clip If tie Pscfc Squadron, Tie
United States steamer sloop. Lancaster. is now ii
c, ni,eion n tie Philadelphia Navy iaul. having
on board all her ,ffcers. aud marines.
The Lancaster il tho largest OF tn" steamers
oi tie stcold class AID has been only year course
Of huidn and Gtting out for sea- She is 1859 tuns
burdsr =. ara will carry eighteen guns Of hesvy cali
Der. Hc dim, uscrs are somewhat larger than tboso
II the Dicokyn. which vessel she Is said To surpass
rsrery respect Size has two direct-4ctlng engines
with two c,lnders and It iwo-hla1,d propeller. Her
boilers are Martin : patrut, supplied ~ith vertical
bri,s iubes. containing the water while the flame
pas.,s between them Tie ullicrrs Of the Larcastcr
uIe.
Con - re John Z. MrtrcCry Crt,u John Rod PuI.
Welsi Flee Surgeon. Solomon chip; Chief Ensi'
unr Nu. ". ". Mc4ro. Lisu'ensnis-A \ ksfwin, hcIy
RolLd " g. T,u pie. 81. W. Qucou. Bancroft 0hrTaGi
Assistant suEsou. ". T. uori; Chapl,m, Chester Ne"a!
Eos,.wfu, .iAnss WAk.r; Guruer Ce"rs SN Carpenter,
join o. Bu'ltf; ssiluskts, wm b. FlgHt; Nastrs Mate
As,rr MiG-lr Eus us W Notsrr John = = e. Ni.ibu
W J. GLieols,n h. 1L,uas L. Caddy Cap-i's Clerk, r. O.
Tur..i', C-k. James ". H"rrun first Assistant En-
FfEard n Rutv Th.ms. NiJisn-ou III I'd Assistant
EIsit,Is Jsne. d. Wright Jo.rPh n Cahi, Charles t. De
Wien fianc- Crriu MsIiue Oicrrsluhu Z. Gaysu, Cap
G,,. and J. Howard Ra:Lbone, % Lisu'rnsr'.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
COMMERCIAL. INTELLIGENCE,


IDERPnOL CHTrUs hARgti The sslcs nf Cotton
II 10 Liverpool Marx FOR the days n9) bales Of
which 2oto ccul ton and !nr export TIE marks:
clos Wy Gull ana all quatis a. lower ao.s-a
so.s q-..e M64ins Osas 81 5ic. snd Hi5dins Ufsads
a. cd.
STATT OF TRADE ~ MAscHEsTER.-The MAnches-
te adytcs uuf,soYsbe The s-s quite
pr'c,s fl:st;iy loweT FOR sn kinds Of good.
IAYERrCOL BRL. DSICFFs MAKKEr.-BreS Sdstuifs
Lad hen qae tuoysni and lad snc-d considerably. ta
clos Il h utagh steady a. tie advance Hessr. Richard
S~nce Co quote Bresdug- in demand aJn
day iT ~ Cstvf TurP b.t the inquiry sub.'ded Tee
DAY the nakr closing tafy hnwF-rr FDur advanced 61i
Z cua since Friday; American, i2jal5s Whfa advanced
tG'ti N's4 III Rcd ii2i 4" White 10 G0is q Na =
S.uh ~, II Glt &, II sdvanosd Cd Mixed 74G15; Yd
low, 7ija7,7i Witt, i0ta
LYAEPOOL PEUVI>iUS MAREET.-There. was
advs rI tfudy IN PrI.sos Bc,f buoybI. and uuarr
l,Ga@ inquiry; had zdy.nced D 10! P9rk
buoy and demand for speculation and b
10 hghsr Baron quis and hOa5ors demanding
Tslow 4iT, I'D Bltcisrs' Association nominal, a. 81
Di.
LyERPnoI. PR0bUcH M.RErT.-Ro-n was firm
AID slightly haheI co.nnon Pvtash-s Grr ZIG
81 ftirs so6dy, 81 81 o. 5p.nts purpenhe firm, s1d
holders demanding ~ -. steady Coffee quiet
Rio i'm. sud 81. n D. hish-r ci-ng quiet however.
IoSrO" MsRRsTs-FIOrE buOyaLt, an1 pric"s
tc,y H-hrr WHEAT buuyant and ? higher making al
of 10 al@ the wrrk SUGAR quiet. CoTFER Gfta
TEAqu.stioi- hardly nsHtsined RcI bI ysn' with large
suirJ fT speculative pGrpose TALiow quie. 5T6 In
tim.
Covsors -Consols closed on the 81 at 90l a aAI for
both money aid scoDUit
AMERICAN STANDARDIZATION SecuTitiea were
Little demand. prices wess exCep fyT Illinois Central
vbch vas a., ,ttiy b. ttsr, VI $50 81 discount.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
afkets.

ALEANY Mty ie p n.-FLorR fEn, sna advanced F'' -
fuign a1yccs sellers not pressing NJ al lu
Il 5c bbl ,aes f 2 bbis al SIe - icr - r
Slst-; 81 SoaS Western; IS 5'G - - f'
G. market closed firm. WHEAT advanced ine
lots White ofeTra; Of fo0 bush Whre Canadian a.
Mxrd tod sac OArs fair sappy; ,Aes Of 7goo0 eesh
C1asda Sc. weEh; leoS bush o&lc. WHISKY
Sales of l2N bhs 81 sac.
BUFFALO May e .,-FLorR active before the receipt
of the ArsgVs ana aitewsrd prices dvsnd 2ba on
dtsIstl eIeDds, with model demand .al- Hsl 6bs 81
se l50 - fer EA4 llino; 81 2s 81 - f do Wc9asin
nj Q for good 20 choice Mich-aa and Indiana
Advanced s. szes 2pc bsA At ~ a. luT Mles.ee sui
III FAC : 60: Red Ohio s7fr fir ehoisc Waits keu
t-sv toRS " better; SAILS bush early
-. ~ q,, aasi ht b.d Al gSdaSr Oars sales
S2Sh ~ f. aHs, 5sc. wHIsxY held a So. Canal
srrrcurs a. on Cnri Whes-, Flo-r Ncx
Y.sk LAKE, iaFoRrs S,sa bsls f-sir, 6o0 b'sh WE-at
90 k.b Oat- C.SsL ExPcRrs, Seso thi-. Fiolr. i.eo
bush Wheat. S2.c,S hush Cora .
(iswrso Ny l6 p ai-FLotE !esS sotyc, br. c.sea
s-nr A,urlT sctyr Saiss rsrv m The nnrrins Vo bhs
- 7SG y s Red NiIeT lnei-' iuciadins caro- -
- -, priv.-, t-Tns: - u Tor Nh;r Canadian. CcRN
-, So .,d n,t ou ussrkti. CNNAL fRCIsHIs IN beugti-
o. % ytsr Tc % Wheel &C. Com g New oFk. IN.
-, n "a, k.sh What ExfoATs-S.'' ha!' FoG: tfe
b-.h NL-st. ,hip,xd kingston and FchiEesL S eos
Flr Over - st bush Os0aaass SALT @'ea he'o 'n tSte
by c4IsL ,-.-..,-. .,s..,v .x.,,., =. A
,tr =, a. Traprsn Ic,vs pr Wcsef AID bf--A fLot
s,,-.,s SIC. sps4Fnc as wH,Ar advanced l'c IS
Nhi,- io Red -i sOd 81 & CoGA &c h,.seIi fst
=, - Nixr qs CoRN MEAL acvancfd % &c. rkos.stvSs
nns,,tS and koldes &c srauoius hkhsr ra-sI -
~ Me- frrk ard l3c lot barrel LAID fine h0I sS- "A
BsriNoRf, May l6-BRriDsEuFrs exehed sui aa'e''s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
THE peoples COLLEGE.

Fses, TIE Earana ~ T. JovyH1L
The Trustees of the t-upe Coiege he'll their quar-
teriy meeting, e. ther in this village We'd
nesdsy last liay H.. ln he absence ofthe Chairman
Col. A. C. fRosT was called to preside. Tue follow.
iIg rrso niio,is We're passel:
ft%{-d That until o.h-Swise ordered the Trsse. of this
nti ielee " the Eo~ins named rrs-o'aPa ir sk iass
J. A rri e. alp q Natural and Revealed TLeo.osy
I? OF I-;rilte e;-al AID n, 1a PLihsophy.
s. OF JurspracuEro sua Poiti Al Economy.
4 Ui L. sie sa5 Science Of A.. AID Instruction
OfAucsl: AID Modern History
t Ol Eprll.h Literature. Rhr,oric I'D Orr,ery.
= Uf Taste sPfed The Ara and OF the History q the
6 OF Aaa,ouiy. P5y.ioloEy Hy.-Iis sLd Veterinary.
2 Uf Natural Hi,ory. eoHFrisias zoo lehyoloEy ard
70. Oftteai.ify. Botaay ald Mrershsy.
u. OF AtcuGv cL.iy, sra cheaiIIy IS iFPet 70 TIE
Att &C y: .'soi. Ge'ts'. ..,i.,,,n,.
j. o N';hens,ie. and N.,cral PLiles'phy ss.
r. o. lie sp,icstc q Science. . 'ls Ans eonpns AZ
ehi,ctuy. h EIe-rns. ke.
n o. = Lsii- I'D Gr.ck Larguasss
H. Pr--ipal ofths Pr p esrorJ DeDsrmect 800
htsse fAa. sa D g. - talry eo9r,. = '.aY
4. ID. Coik - which shall be s7Taiy e.aoi-,-d e-''. :.
els..e d. s,sd ns sa.l D. -ed .s.'n az t-
il such lies as arr ros rrq1sd = o. pAioa =.
o,a- he scientific ofs;ray .na b. r'lair.s
,usin a. r1ani soa IL r. sis. Ea'f ;."srseh' s,a
tt III Az sl-strs ttrg h $40 pr -gu-oi tf -aHiis-a -
prusoua -i-cf 4 ,.ady 10 t-cfr ga y =
qutd tl-i that The ..aasEi ss aavs Fery snd cu
knarTcs 20 G,Sr. ts er.nck * taehs & s4y Of - ca
nan a th- oxr parF-e= 10 le eLA<scai
ac GepzYnseuts slrLs sfrsen'- II t one a. o
ihr scr of BAH r of Ara IT, oth-T 70 hs, 4 Bae
sc. a Scicr.s sbn B. y.srs cuGents, nc ~rNe
nav ~ ~ e-e-- with the :eir7s Of Pr.Eins : q
rurr q sady shs1 the elo Of ,hir ur' > enied 70
a. .xsuD-iiof bsck-s parsvsd BY ,eni a. nero
c-Tfes- diploma rasrtay ~ritten aao ssa :!
IL Pr,,1 ~ II "a Col T. ard s.ch ohsT -r-ns may y
hsr.sft.r s.s.:-d which s expressly spciy ie o.aneae'
prrsIsG by them - a. II. ~.
Rev. s. @. HIBs,RD. editor cf The northern Chs
han AarooaIe was appointed to the Proessof-nlp OF
Natural ard R-yea ed Theolugy, in the College.
The PRssrpFxr was directed to procure s"me gen
teusn of di-iinctiDn to pronounce an address n ,n
in August
corr, ,poaier! informs rs that the work Of crs't
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

MuITtRY.-Tbe Seventh Regiment, National
Guerd, N...Icik State Militia, under command of
Col. Dmyea, yesterday mOfHa.g proceeded to the
Fasl on Race tvuIee, Long Island, AID there spept
the da, 10 ling and other exerri"cs. The regiment
mustered about five hundred men, and arrived ou the
ground 1t O'Clock ul., soon after which the line
wus foru.ca and reviewed by the Colonel. Then fol-
l.wed yu1,ou- field manepvers, aad at noon The meu
we,e dismissed for b.ief period During the morning
ard until Uc.sck ~ the aorDO0n, the road ieading 10
the Course pre- o.ed continuous string Of vehicles Of
ell descr p"us containing frieLds dad relatives oi the
.oiicrs. The course prop"r. or track was set
np., for vi.or- aud the "staud" VAS throngoj With
la.ies. At ole tine there were upwards Of five hon.
snrd people on the ground. The space within the rails
war It. apart iur tie military, and nu one r7e wa ol-
lowed therein. La the aityr1oou the regiment agaia
w-ui through variety OF nsneusers-aaGkipg, fac
l. enG fr.rz first by Gne, then by cOmpanies hex by
eb ind eft wing uu1 concluded by regmehtGi hrlng
A urck ba,!le then fought in the Following mau-
rer The tfnops were f,-ned in hollow square
owerd ore side Of tie course, The cavalry company
heifr stationed about oppoyile. The Colonel ,Gen
threw ont about fory men to act as shif-
| ,nisI,ef. and while they were Recommending
the cavalry dSnovord thom aGd charged upon
then. The squadron Cred and retfea!cd aud coutln-
ued this movement until reaching tie hoio" square,
ITO winch they were admitted The cnvalry came
thurderiug on, with swords drawn and ready for i'm
! n ecia,e sc,ion, wien they were received with
av, fire by the foremost rank, who, as soon az they
! had discharged their pieces, kaeIt and permitted
nLo,i el voLvy to b. fred by the second rack. The
cav ANY retrrsted but, rsl!ug, renewed the charge
| agaIu ard sgain each attempt to break the square
pvyie f, q ual aid they were fusiy completely
| ,outeA Til. battle was well conducted, eId the
e,r, .,tpess with Which it carried OF held the
he,tr DE- Of spectators in bf-sthess suspense. Late
in the afternoon The regiment returned to the city
snc the men were dismissed q; their Srnory Laisy-
| cite Hall.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

TowAEp SrSTFR's FREEDo- Another white
slave m,okes the charity Of our citizens. Mrs. X
Wells, formerly u slave her-elf, in 1T Louis mod.
est intelligent woman, whom few would suspect Of
syiug African blood in her veins, seeks 500 With
which to complete the purchase Of sister, still held
it, slavery at Bonneville. Mrs. Wells wa, freed in
1859 through the aid Of citizens of st. Louis par
italy by sui scrpton, partially through loan Of $500
out the 81, 600 demanded by her master Not only
has -he repaid this -um, but she has bought her
mother freedom io; 500 and paid $500 more toward
the freedom Of sister, who yalued ut 81 ,G0
but who oied before tie whole sum was raised. OF
cuurse he ma-ter coolly pocketed this sb0o vhics
might otherwise have completed the 81 geo required
to give the rernsniDs sister, girl ooy thirteen
fourteen years Of age her liberty. SIX hundred dol
lars Rave been obtaiucd elsewhere, AMI we oann6
thk that our cilssns will keep this devoted sister
yaitilc long for TIE re-idue. Mrs. Wells brings
celent accommodations from prominent citizens II
ST. Lo,r wl ch are ndorsed b. Others IN other eites
Who have seen and hclprd her. MONEY loft mt this
ofice will be Forwarded to Mr.. Wels, who will be In
th. city TO- some dnyr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

APgoIaTsysTs ~ THT GOyyRSOE.-The GovernH
has nproiIed the following Lned persons to he Ooia-
n,ssioref- for this state to take the proof an! ac-
know.dguent If deeds ard other inslruneuts 10 DO
u, cd on Tcarded il State, ana to admiEscr oatts
hlj sfirm0tions:
l satter.r Fsucsco. Csif,rnis; Ch.rc. H. G,n1.
MDrria Ill.os James Ursbam, hsyUsaHs miisna; Nsi-
ilr H. P.teTs ~ Ocnng LoDisra tucien b CooEH Man
ch AZ, = New fIsnnps Thomas Wiiau PsbprE Penn
Viva IA Jhn H. Hsrdsor. M.aPhis r.nns..es jams. T.
4, L vlr NJ. pl,i Phip c. TIrssr Srz nne>,
Vrr. ~ G rgr ,. HotJsOn 81 AlbAEi, kern st II 'hvt
W Lansi g madisor. Wisconsin Leonsri w k-nnsds. NJ
uauk, Wiz osiu; HofGce Crs~en Nssslon WI. onsn Js'
-.h Clary Mnrrsl Point. WscO.sini C.,pgst W. b nnca
Usshingtn d. C., Chzr,s De Solding Wilmington, ID u
Heiis Issysr Georg.ioWD, {.
NJ has al,o appnntod tbc following named persons
to be Notares Public I'll vacancies occurring since
The a0iOnrub.suf offhe senate;
YcrE Da,i " Prcc, New YORK Aszsndsr o. Woods New
York william X. Alles Bafs1.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

Tuy FLOODS The MIssissIPPL-We c0nyerScd
yr,if ris, with gentleman who had ust returned from
ibe Ewing Cr.vns sse uesr Raceland about ~ mlles
hom tli. ciy ON the opp0-te side ~ the river. Tho
creyasse our f,ruari states il very had one, and
the track Of be Opelousss railroad s for three niles
under water The neighborirg plantations also sanef
yeley f,.m it, effects. Il il feared that many ~ fhs
streets of this city will soon be oyeriowed.-lS. W
Delta.
Tgy DEsrRrERs IRON TBg GKvIos.-seSsn S'a,
men WHO deserted from the Prussian ship Gstp., ~
Norf,k we're arrested on lhur-hay. He" 80 ~ -
Tbe, rrre di.p.ted to resist the ofncers wnep ar
80 bst were rendered manageable " the Use % "1
sr;tsbie weap,ps in the hands u the oheer. Is
,,;shr, ert fr deferion IL close cohngsfneL u hai
stor f,r five or seven years. 80.
rur Nru CoxYT.-fhls comet Continues 10 pe g"
vii lie teL.c,.p. aud j. moving rnp'dy thrVus ~
z,1,cal constellation TnnIas TO tha, ,sS.yW -, ~ Le
,,' .Le,. tie suu ~ sifuated. " VII 5000 70
;,,;n,i, lar RAYS. bat will respPear 10 'he m"lr
r., so,~e ue,k <. hence. Recent intehiseh.e IT," -"
4; s,-,, NJ m =, IL wa frst disc"vered a. 'ense'
npu T@,,,e a., The bighi of Apl2 IL was mo-
>! n. rtv discOyeTed IN t1is County, sGgsei. ="
'bnr eaie. ut tire Oo-eTVs'ofses % Non''''e' "
irgton AID Abb AfoV''
.Rxr ORpyRs.--w th a view to the better iasyue-
IN. nrtille. IN its appropriate duties, cod at the
,ige IN SECURE IN sticent disposit on Of il for
actual ervce SCI cf general regulation has recently
ben esisbisied by the Var DeparD 4en., and hst
forwarded 10 the proper officers.
swAxP a.p OvERYiOwrD Li.sps.-Iist No. Of
~ an and overiowed laIds ap IN priatsd to the Stato
If Missouri under act of Is a. In the Bonneville dis
tJiot, conterirg el - -.0J acres, vas, On the Eah
iDstapt transmitted by the Commissioner 81 the Geo
eral Land Qfee 10 ne Governor ci that state.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Later from California.
IBy the Overland MsiL |

~ LurIs, Monday, May l6, 1859.
The overland mail, with San Francisco dates OF the
22d u'tiuO iaS arrived here.
4 land lido bad occurred in the mining town Of Mon
lr-Chris,o killing -four per=ohs The damage done was
also considerable, and mining operations had to be sus
pended.
The State Legislature had failed to provide FOR the
two hu1 dred thousand dclGrs worth of bonds still out
standing notwithstanding the fact that The peopio de-
fi.e 10 pay every dollar Of the State indebtedness
Business was biisk san Francisco, and money
plenty.
God du.t continued TO arrive freely, but there was
10 change in the market.
The wheat harve5t gives promise Of an abundant
yield.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

A11ExPrYp Sric.pE -Llst evening Officer Redt-
ze OF the Precinct while ps'rol.ng his
hsst e;soaverd vcuBg women in state Of insens.-
h;l,, ling on the street. and toek her TO the Sta
i.o, use. a ph! !reian vas called ~ Hnd apo" sf
I'll st.Vp found tie gr 10 he under lhe 1Hhus"ce "
lsudsruin. Au,.4otv= were ad1 !Ilieiea' en1h sne
partially recovered, AID gave h'E naH'e - aasefe'
Bark Sic stated that On sundHy evening" ih COM
papy With sro'her yours gid s'e w~h' mo ''9a~
ward. ard Will, sitting tters 'aikins was a'acAea "
rarg of rowcies, who violated hsr pe-''" "nu ",
per.on Of her friend. Fearirg exposure, sn7 'lae'
to bill herseh snd with such intent 'Talo"e'
tity Of lsgdanum.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
MiRINE AFFAIRS.

Row GAIT. PIERCE GHTsRrD TuE DlsUTE.
Capt ID. c. Piece will lot be ober' rs the
gnllni lnk, cnp,aiS who inauguriod the Chicago aud
Livrrco trade, dr.Ct. Lat fall he charl, red hls
ue,.i, then lyug at london, 10 convey load OF raft
,csd mci to ku.eisr lort the Danube. lie there
p,sssd ,kc wutcr and this Spring pnrC cargo
If wlea with which be returned IL LuLion.
IIe Casfgg0 .i0uraGi has sctua letter from him at
tie laei sce il which he states that hIs vessel the
-cSton had adc :hc quickest "trip, BY some days, ever
LE,wn To- le ran h,t ~een HE two ports. He also
states that OF hs arrival the mouth of tne Danube,
tie n.ctr Of the yurt refused hu the services of
lilet. unless he igteued his vessel asserting, the
ica, on tf Li. demand that there hat nine feet
# water On the bar. Dcsrous of satisfying; himself
ON Ills I,0ni, Captain Pierce 'Ook souud!ngs, and
fndi 2 that the funCti"lsry had "ibhed to the
,trri Of "a fC.t and baif;he soUndlngs snow tul 10
l,,t q itcl es--w h true Yankee independence he de-
TEN ned to pilot bis vessel himself Tie Captain al
lie l,ri, uuiuubedly nsiouudcd IT this c0nempt of
lis dig, y boarded the vessel and ordered Capt. Z.
In cnst hiClsur tu which the lai'sr replied that he
should r.t e,"p une.s they su'k his vessel. Where
uton TIE Pmt Captain hasioued i0 mar-oi-war which
ny at archr in 'hc harbUr, doubtless nteodne 10 IN.
l.ct sumuhry punishment upon gulaut Captain
ur lis huacy; but, before her guns could he brought
besr uI-I the Sexton, Capt. Pierce had got her
sarl, over The hnr nu Of rrHrh 0f Turkish can
non IL a-o thst Capt u. was called 10 ac-
.,nt CcusiuruuopIe, fer thus demonstrating the
Yankee character st the mouth Of the Danube.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Kansas and the Platte River
ReSiOa1.

ST. LOUIS Mlnday, Nay To- I0J'
The people Of Southern Nebraska are earnestly sg.
tatjup for he annexation of much of that Territory
as lies south Of the Platte River 10 Kansas. to
secure her admissions uto thc CniOn al The next session
of Congress. Public sentiment III that portion Ot tbe
1trTtOry strongly fav0rs the proposed auncyniipu.
ana it vas recently resolved 10 mass Convention tof
the cccGings of which published account n
day uI two snee that Nebraska City should nominate
deeratts 20 the kansas Constitutional Convention,
which is to assemble in WyaDdoue 10 July. The Ne
bra4ka delegation will undoubtedly be admitted into
the Conv enon, and it ir probable that in defining the
boundary Of the State 0f Kansas, tie Plato viii be
desg uaied a. the hurtherb line.
Dates from Utah 10 tho 10Th ut are received, but
he tnys * uuinnn,itaIt.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Destructive Fire in Cincinnati.

EINCiNNATI, May 10, Isl'.
large fire occurred in this city at four o'clock this
morning. Kemble & Weed planning machne shop,
OF Race street totally destroyed. loss s. 900 in-
suIance So Geo. Schooley Il Coz refrigerator manu-
factory was also burned uss $40 GOO; Insured 81 0JO.
Wn. Nabors chain Ii auuiac,ory was burned loss
$2C00, no Insurance. IL all twelve buildings were
burned aud several others damaged. Fifteen or t~en.
Is families were tufneduut oi their homes. The total
loss is about $40, ,O0 aud tho insurance. s20 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

Hosr Ohio Lfi1 ff sissnoe of Sc nth
so WHr.r buoysuf; sass ~ ssa se ic. CosS dull a.
9 S;cr- yellow 9-g r. PGousoss frrn vita a.srcss
tendency. BaCoX tSdfs) ihc; Mrss P0Kg. SisGSB -
NH-KY firm 8, 81 f5isc fol Our,
tHArLfs1cN, hay h-CorToS market d --sd ss t.
dsy i.gg lsLs.
Ny Is Zorro. uusti. aui dsenA iGlo OF tsr setser
Ersf IT. thr Inferior E-adrs s4lrs today 100 h
H"EILE My i6-fhe foT-sl checked Gulse-- tday
NJ sir5 q toTToS.
rEwOsIEAS,. Msy N-1he sales II CoTIcS today Spre
g. baies holders fr IL ei: sies a1d ssxec llsc of
hcjirS. FLCVr hss sjvsnoe5 ss of suFsrile At - o.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
The Foreign News at New-Orlcans.


The foreign advices per steamers Weser and Boros-
sin w,rc r. ccved over the Natou" liue by the Agent
.f the Associated Press at ten minutes past ocOck,
Tins iSuuday) t, euing iu advance "f all competition:
Netting had colue to hand by the Coast hnc up to
,'clrck vher the National liue closed.
The news by the Araso and NUva->coiian came 10
hand If IL O'clock to-day the National line, sew
ral hours in advance t the Coast line; bat the even
pu editions of the Associated Press had gone to press,
md il VIII nst be publlsLed III mOrnrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
The President at Baltimore.

B,I1IMOEL, MOhIdv, Nay TO, T"h'
Pe4dent Buchanan, accompanied by the Hon
Eowen Cobb visited Bstnere this morn'ng 10 e1- G
.,r the site for the Uni'ed States Courthouse tie
vns received at BGrrums Hotel by few hiebos among
ralities pror, sed. The President looks remarkably
well nnd man Tested u.uch activity.
Secretaries Thompson AID Back also accompany
ri and r,turn in the afternoon train to Washington
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
The Steamer CurleW.

PROviDFNcF, r. l., MONDAY, May To- Iso?
The steamer CuTew remains IN about The same sisu
alton az Yesterday. Arrangements have beea ihsde
TO raise her, wlncli will probably be accomplished, II
the weather holds good.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
FIRES.
FInr IN wAsHIyG1nN sTRrFT.

FfRT ~ WhsHtN01oN STREET.
At 10 O'clock last ugbt, FIRE occurred ia The pro.
\&in eAtal-lucut of Ross & iiuight No 5l3
Washington street but being discov red at IN early
IA eLl by III. private watehi,,eb, an alarm wnz
gwen, nid the flames were speedily eAl!nSusbud BY
ihe III, mdr. Tie fire originated IN The Tuoke-houso,
ord caused by the Grippings from the meat ignit
ing. Dan age So.
FIRE ~ WOOSTER STREET.
Yc-.rcia, al' errun nj u "clnck, fire broke out
in TIE root ~ building No I2i Wooster street. Dam
ace slight.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
The IsacheiOrs' Club.

FnlIAnhiPHIA, MOuday, May TO, IoI''
Tie Bachelors Barge Club consisting of seven
members started eGily ths morning IA Nor oa'eG
Rattan Cnral They expect 10 reach their des;ioa-
on Oh Wednesday afternoon, aud will step at the 81
Nicholas Hotel fui few days.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Fire i'm NeW-Orlcaus---vOl Fest.

NEW.OKLEANN, Mhy To, IoJ'.
The LAFAYETTE Sugar refinery, and several adjoining
buidlpgs occupying entire squaie, were burned to-
day. . -, c,
Race course. Twenty thousand people were present.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Storm at Gainesville, Ala.

CHAKLtSTUN, NH'urday May IT, I0J9,
leiie. from Gairesvillr, Ala. dated the lOh inst,
reports n dreadful storm in that vicinity causing the
dtnth Gi AIR. j. ". NJ. Bcriien brother of the de-
cit Belclcr Il Co. Of New-Ymk.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
niuuer 10 the Hon. w an. Il. Reed.

PHnApkLPhIA, MobdhN, Nay IT, IoJ|
Commissioner Rred accepted the invitation "i
tie citizens Of Phadephia to take place aitef hS ia
turn ircm Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

ing tie college edifce Is gorg forward with dispatch.
II Il expected to get tie walls up by the middle ii
Aueu.t text, and get the college read! to go into
CpcrrtCn &c carly NJ s pteu bor. 1890.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
Case of Capt. COrrie.

CHARLESTOS, MONDAY, Nay TO, IH''.
Tie Grand Jury report that they hnd no bu ci IN
dictnent against Capt, Corrie.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17

s.rouer Simmons. Of Brunswick County, n g., who,
~ b,s son murdered Nathan simmon-, OF the same
crn,tv sor. TINS lAsi Summer, fog COW, "a- sen-
tened On P!iiay 20 be huag May q.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-17
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

DY TIE ARAGo, NOVA scorIAN AND ylGO.