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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
Net, York March

Mr.. THAcEERAY, MR. YATES, AND THE GABRIcE
CLUB.-Mr. Edmund h ates has printed pamphlet
giving the history of bis quarrel With Mr. Tnackersy
and the Gauiok Club. 1t Will be seen from the FOL.
lowing letter that Mr.. Charles Dickens offered his
mediation
"TAyIsrocK House, Nov. "a, 1853.
"MY DEAR THACKERAY: Without word Of pre-
lude wish tnis note 10 re fert to subject on which
said SIX words to you at the Athenaum when last
saw you.
Edwin James, opinion taken on this painful question
Of the Gauick and NJ. Edmund Yates. l fiod il
strong TIE llegsiity of the Gsrrick proceeding.
Not 10 comphcate this note, or give it formal sp-
pesrsnce, iOrbear from coping the opinion; but
have asked to il, and 1 have it, AID want ~
make no secret from you of word OF 1t.
81 iud Mr.. Edwin James retained on the one side;
bear and read Of tho toIney-GeDeral being
tanned the cther Let me, in this state Of things,
ssk yea plain question.
"Csn any conference be held between me- as repre-
senting Mr.. Yates, and appointed friend of yours,
representing you, with me hope and purpose OF
some quiet accommodation Of this deplOrabe matter,
which viii sstisfy the feelings of all concerned.
@ II If right that, in putting this TO you, should
tel you that Mr.. Ystes when you first wrote TO him,
brought your letter TO me- He had recently done me
a manly service can never forget, 10 s0me private
distress Of miIe, generally within your knoTiedgei)
he naturally thought OF me as his friend In emer
geney. told him that his ar ice was not TO be de-
Tended; but confirmed him 10 bis opinion that II was
not ply possible for MIN 70 set right what was
amiss on the receipt Of letter cOucned in the very
strong terms you hsd employed When you appealed
to the Gsuck Committee, and they called their gen
ersl meeting, l said at that meeting thst you and
had been on good terms for many years, and thet
very sorry 20 lind myself opp lsed ~ you bu. that
il clear that the Committee had nothing on earth
to do with it, and tast in the strength Of my c)nvc
ton should 90 against you.
"If this mediation that have suggested can take
place, shall be heartily glad to do my best in it-snd
God knows hold hostile spirit owsrd any one
least Of all toward you. II it cannot take place tue
thing is az least no worse than II is ana you viii
burn thi. letter, and will burn your answer.
Yours faithfully ~ hAS. DICKENS.
w. II. 1HACEERAY, ESQ"
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Personal.

A correspondent seDds us rev denisl TIA, Walt.
Whitman il regular driver on No % Of the Brosd-
way and Forty second street omuiousses az stated by
a correspondent Of Tsc ker-Harsr Journal He
chooses. says our informant to Iite on stage box
rather than beoOoped up with the insidens. I'm not
sure bat he might drive tnp or two just to obhse
q driver friend"
-7Ae Mr-Bedtord MeTcu,y says that Mr.. Ernest
Anhtor artist of that place, is now in the Htcut
Alms-Bouie, having loet portion Of his night foot
aud little finger while wandering about the past
Winter.
Col. Colt, one Of the wealthiest uen in New
England, twelve years ago mortgsged lathe and
some machinery to seouae debt Of $50.
A correspondent Of Tie BoitoH Transcript says
that the frescoes in villa near Rome, which Mrs.
Stowe refers TO in a poem in The Ind,psndeHt as
SLOWING "the clustering influence of Christian art,
and which she sscribes to Rsphas are merely limits
tatons OF Pompsisn ffescOes preserved 10 tho Muse
um at Naples. Raphael Of course never ssv them.
- The English papers criticize severely Popular
History of the United States, by Mary Hewitt, lately
published,
The Hartford DAILY Times Demoorst hints tha.
the report that Mr. Garrison Ct Boston was TO address
the Repubhcans OF tlst clty last evening was pre-
mature" Probably premature by about ninety nine
years.
-7k> Boston Atlas and Boe understands that NJ.
Everett intends TO make addition 70 his Grafton
upon Washington in relation to the emancipation Of
bic slaves by that sIest and good man. II be were
also TO Introduce episode upon the slaves of tue
living Washington who were not emancipsted, the
Grafton would receive az additional attraction.
Senator Pugh of Ohio lOst an infant daughter by
death few days since, at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
THE PHILADELPHIA NJ E. CONFERENCE.
Cerrespooes,xe Of The r. Y. Tribune.
GkKEs.sT. N. Z. CHURCH, Pnlsdelpbs,

oen.spoDss,ss Of The n Y. Tribune
GkKEs.sr. N. L. CHURCH, Pnilsdelphis, !
March q, 1859
The Pbilsdel2his Arnul Conference entered upon
tie second day Of tie session a. O'Clock this morning
The Church in which il is convened ls 10 uoisrl
styls. oomnodisus and remarkably reat. AT avery
early hour the house packed 70 is capacity. The
gentle aud generous Bishop Scott, still presiding with
out assistance Ministerial visitors dropped in duntg
the n orning from widely separated locsIiies among
whom xe noticed the Rev DR.. Negin Of the Pres 1y
terrain Church, the Rev. DR.. Murray OF the N. p
Church; tie Rev. Dire. Hojica and Wiley, Perkins Of
Wyomipg; Ives of ONEIDA; Wise and Madison Of
Nev-York, &c.
located a. ClncnI st presented the usual repOr. Of
the Book Committee, and exhibit OF the sZen's.
The rel ort from ID kinsOn College stoa'ed 81 arlse
Pa. and urdsr the patronage Of this ana the Baa-
more Conference was read and referred 70 the Edaca
ton Committee.
The examination Of the ministerial conduct a1d
ability Of those ordained to the fad 20 Of
ministry w.s resumed from yesterday. The Com
nittees sppOrted in ACCORDANCE with the law OF tue
church to examine all Who had not Travelled four
yeus on theological and general studles, reported
iavoraby for 81 whose cases came up to-day. Toe
following having Travelled one year and beng &C.
ceptable were continued az usual for trisl second
wear viz: John T. Kessler Thos Krkpsrics, Taos
lt. W
Those who had Travelled four years, on beiag found
acceptable as theological students and ministers
elected TO the Office and order Of Elder, and will be
dsined on Sabbath next. Theywere as follows: Jacob
n. Hintor, Levi Hughes, Noble Frame, jerome Lied
amutn Edwin /. Ksnney, Thomss lntg0mefy, Sam-
uel Powers Geo T. HurlOck, VIM. Hammond, L. +.
Cooper n. W. Bennum, John G. Gregg, j. L. Hey
singer.
Still another class, consisted of those who had ter
minated their third year Of labor, who were merely
cortnued after Que examination: +. d. EgaD, G.. G..
Rakestraw, l.. ID. NJ cClintock, W. NJ. Ridgwsy, Z j.
ID. Pepper, John NJ. Wheeler, Gideon /. Barr, WIN.
Smiib, Chas. w. ASes, John France, 5. T. Gardner,
Joe. Cook, W. j. Pe1son.
The time for the order of the day fixed for O'Clock,
having arrived the persons appointed from among
n ministry and sity, known as Stewards Of the Coo.
ference proceeded TO collect the amounts collected
wtbr ne various charges during the psst year for
the support Of worp out preachers, az well IS the
widows ard orphans Of deceased preachers. The re-
mander Of the session wss consumed by clOse exam
nation into the financial condition Of claimants On this
fund.
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On being pressed fer . 7, sson, be s>id; i@ Up
sner are cure TO succeed il the beIt Pfeaaenaa'
election"
III. Sigral N Alsbs rs Journal, iaVors tAe hou''
nation OF Henry A. Wise for President
IN, R.esrond EagSrer having st,scked the hon
John Minor By.ts On account Of speech made 'foF'
t,..n Cont House in 1850, sod h.ving called for
correct copy Of that speech, Mr. Boits has sent them
ore With toe following indorsemer';
NO zsrshns hope the readers Of ne Engssr III pe a.
frr-d lat rave supplies the coc mel. called IT.
Iksktgur,r tAen makes the suoJoined extract holh
the speech:
81 am ore Of those who Think Slavery, il the s6-
stract is much 20 be deprecatedi ar Fnue lluA
tba, a: AZ present organized IN the juthern 7'es
is A bunsLizrg CviiZiug, SD Chrislsn'zng lnsu'i-
non a. all uust sgree EhO vii take the ptos 10 co n
pare the present condition of our slaves with Tie oe
nsl African race yet regard Il IS sreat c'isu,-y
thst Il ever should have been entse1 upon usi anA
should look upon that ss the Il sni grestest
beuefsctOr Of his country, Wnoee slston coud p'ns
on; 20 us some practical and satisfactory means y
" ich We cou'd, through our owt insruIeotahiy SUI
without Interference from our neishoors, PROVIDE 'or
the ultimate emancipation snd removal OF ali slaves IN
the country. ! speak Of this ss 6 desirable thing,
especially 10 the owners Of slaves who, think, are
The chief sufferers but, at the same ne, fear It IL
perfectly UtOpiau 70 attempt il; but hsVe seen too
much difference between tie enterprise the industry,
doubt the advantage would derive from fit could
be Accomplished
The National Era says tbst the results Of the cs n
psign in Virgins thus far may be stated as follows;
1.-The Democracy have put in nouinsaoniJ Governor
smsn who was 60 are eut an Emsncipations st IN lSh,
that 70 secure that benifceDt END TO his own section,
he vas wiling 20 zee the State divided. Tnsse liberal
sentiments he seems to have sin aimed up TO the time
Of biz becoming candidate for Governor. IL Is sl'o
shown that tie Of the Opposition, the HIN JOAN
b. Bo,ts uttered Anti Slavery sentiments IN 1870, 10
speech at Powhstsn Court House, which he mas still
the coursge snd irtIepdity 20 stand by
Mayor Filley and the Controller of St LOUIS have
beer nominated for reelection by the Free Democracy
Of that city. The Convention which nominated them
wa addressed By the hon +. p. Blair, jr.
REPUBIIcW NOMINATIONS IN BRooELYS.-For
Supervisor Edwin X. Scranton; Assessor, Benz amin
X. Rcgers; Constable, Vim. ". Randolph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

Dr.. j. T. Burdick, Of Syracuse, complains tia. he
was violently put OF of the Harlem Railroad cara near
Dover, on Monday, Feb. q, because he offered the
conductor check given him Saturday previous By
another conductor in return for through ticket to
Albany, bought in New. York. The cneck having
been refused he ssid be would pay the fare and
the Company, whereupOn the conductor tod him be
could lot ride with him. and stopped the tram snd
forced him Of, although be rendered TIE money forthe
fare. He requests that any person VINO saw tbs
transaction snd may be wiling TO testify concerning il,
vii communicate with him at Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

refseent Of manners, esnlt ersd,oa.s the Woes or
prevett the crimes Which God sss sfntsa - = oess,
No epr,. 10 the ns.ituica Of Slavery. Constitutional
Statesmen argued ths', If the black rsoe we're Sc
lnowkeged as men, they mast rule in safes where
they bad the majority: learned judges and abe az,
yers showed that slaves Sere DroPsr'y, aga ebtIed
sir ora. 20 lie ipyioabie rgats. Bat reitner the
Philosophical dogus of the satt ors o. toe Constt0'
ton, nor the stTct pedsntry o. az, csp sae lie cry
OF outraged humsn..y, Ia, current OF human
sympathy nor arrest forever the DEGREES Of Eternal
Insfaau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

UsrrED STATS PROPERTIES TO BE SoLD.-We IN
derstsnd that Commissioners TO be Immediately ap-
pointed to carry ont the lse set Of Cougres, to build
Pcst-Ofice and Court House, will BE authorized 70
offer at public SALE the valuable properties, consisting
Of the lot ard building ma erals Of the old Peunsyl-
vsria Bark on Second street and the Philosophical
Hall IN Fifth street, below Chestnut 1t is said tbs
stone on the old bank property which sill be sold
with the ground, cot nearly so 900. Toe city vii
probably make proposition for the Philosophical
Hal ss the only party who can buy it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

To tie EGito, Qf TIE " Y Trtbsne
SIR: regret that 10 the account given ct the late
meetipg Of the American Society for helorsting The
Condition Of the Jews your reporter sbODld have 50
far misunderstood the Information gave hm respe II
ing the salary allowed the Rev. f. K. McGregor for
meIly Corresponding Secretary OF the Society, as TO
call Tor a brief explanation.
Instead Of g. 900 Corresponding Secretary, was
particular in tiot ing that GOO only were allowed
him spondipg Secretary $500 the editor of
The JeIriSh CkrOGiee, and $500 more t. defray in
cidenta office expenses, clerk hire, &c &c. More
over, in Justice to him, must say that for some time
Mr. MoGregor had lived on very email salary not
exceeding 5000 or $500 the records clearly show.
MORRIS Y. FRANKLIN, ST. d.
Ne,-. vi Mach g lasn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
An HONOR REPUDlATED.

To he ESto, Of The ~ Y Tribune.
sIR: noticed 10 your paper of this morning state
ment that was eltctee Director of the Society for
the Moderation OF the Coalition Of toe Jews at late
meeting of that Society beg to ssy that this use of
my name is rot only made without my consent, bat
sganit ny repeated refusal, to have any connection
with the Society.
Respectfully yours, HOWARD CROSBY.
M1,A IS. lS5q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

ST AUGUSTINE; A BIoGEAPHIc,L MEMOIR By the Rev
JON BaILLIE. lsno. PIP. 800 Robert Carter Il Bros
The great church father is regarded in tina compact
biography less as e theologisD than as man, with
less references to his religion, opinions and ecclesiastical
influence, than TO his peronal experiences struggles,
and progress. 1t IT, Of course mainly founded on the
Confessions" Of the venerable saiot, though in
arrangement ard Illustration it bears the decided i'm
press Of the individuality of the author who divine
Of the Anglican Church. The effect is altogether
curious Of setting the picture of the ancient bshop of
Hippo in frame Of the nineteenth century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

ORIGIN OF THE RITES AND WORSHIP or TIE
HEBREWS. From the French Of ID RosESBEEC, BY MAN
WoLTF. limo. Ply. 100 Ohce Of the Jewish Mes
sengeT."
The pictorial representation, on which this voums
is intended as a commentary illustrates the national
institutions of the Hebrews in manner no less
adapted to attract the attention, than to reward the
labor of examination. The main idea of the author
il that "ts religion Of the Hebrew represents those
claws of harmony which govern all nature and that
consequently it is incapable Of improvement or pro-
gress, and its usages should be held intact aud per
manept, because they are the reflection o'nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
PREscorr MEMORIAL. svo., I

PREscorr MEMORIAL. svo, ga C. 3. Richrd'on
In the above-named pamphlet, issued az an extra of
the Historical Magazine" the friends and admirers
of the late Mr. Prescott will find valuable collection
Of tributes TO the memory Of the lsmened historian.
Itcomprises the s3nirsbe addresses Of Mr.. Winthrop,
Nr. TickDor, Mr.. Sparks, Mr.. FELTON,, Mr. Frothing-
ham and Mr. Everett before tbs Massachusetts, His
torcsl Society, Mr.. Bapcrofts remarks before the
New.YoIk Historical Society, Mr. GDpins before the
Pennsylvania Historical Society, the reCoectOns Of
Prescott by his former Secretary, and several other
papers of great interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

FRoN THE LAKx TO SEA.-Ssveral vessels are 10
sail from Cleveland, Detroit and Milwaukee, in the
cellre Ct lie Spring, sor Europe ssd CsaissA,s,
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Tie N.s I.,sV~res H.ssSit By s,erses HrtsAri. nAs
1 ais. to- pP.lsSei l'sno y. 80. Within = tsssL
rioh'n nhh-J; CT, Csrtsad Csgn.y. By IL c Sooevia
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BOOKS RECEIVED.


Tlessiau and His Rrends By Dr. X SaeEoa Mackenzie.
limo CD So J. q Lppircoe. CO.
slavery IN he ksthod.; Fpscos Csarob. By R1as B0wea
pp l2mo PIP SIT. AnssTs; Wlhsm =, NJ ,e, 60,
BY Retired Merchant l2no. PIP iiS- ). b. LPPla
cot Co
The Olive the Pine. limo PIP isS- Crsbv Ncho Co
A HArdBo Of the Cotton Trade By faoHl.s Ellsol
syo. 20. lsl. London; Lorgmsn Co; Ns~-fork:
Wilmer Rogers
Tse Nov Cyclorx6. Edsd By George Riey ard
Charles A. DsDa Cbsitreuse-Cougu. Vol V. Syo Pr
10 ID. Appleton CO.
Sixty Years GleGninss from Lss Harvest BY Jeha Brown
limo. PIP. SO. TIE Same.
Memoir o. Capt w T Bate, " By the Rev. Johs Bal,
he. lsno PIP 27S kebert Carter Brothers
The Lacy Of the lse> By Mrs d r N soutnvogth
l2noo. Dr.. Sos. h. Petersen Bro,hera
Tie Life and Times OF Carey kSshnsn AID ar3 Ebrscng
the Bisiory Of the seTsnpOre Mission. By John CsIk
hssshman. vols i2no ~. 3il, s7. London
Rsw-Yerk: Sold BY sheldon Co.
The New Lber rmgs. ssccIs sS.seI Lne pP. lbs, John
2, Jswet.L &C.
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THE DEMOCRATIC AGE. Edited by C. EDwAns LIsrEE
March. Z. Mead Co.

grade tendencies of the Democratic party, e,-
peciaIly as evinced by "the financial policy which
takes u. back to the hileous, the odous and The
plOied principle, of protective tariff Apap'r on
Prescott Histories gives enthusiastic praise to the
productions Of the popular American historian, and
discusses the secret Of their success. Tee number
winds up with varsity Of fancy announcements Of
wonderful inventions and other illustrations of the
democratic age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

DICTIONARY OF THE UNITED STATES coNsREss.
bret biographical sketch Of each member of Con-
sxesr from the foundation Of the Federal Government
b ~ prsseI, day s contained IN this volume, The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

PICTURES OF COUNTRY LIFE. By ALICE CARY. limo.
PIP. $50 Derby Jackson
The writer Of these exec lent rural sketches s almost
awsys successfu in the denestion Of the home scenes
ane peculiar characters OF American country life. 10
the construction Of an ambitious plot, she is ess uni
formly happy and fnds fewer usctabs materials for
her pen in the exercise Of imagination than in the
memorials Of experience She has, certainly, caught
the tone Of unmistsksbe reality in these simple nara
tons, which will be read with interest by all who love
the faithful potrsiture Of nature though in homely
gsrb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

HANDBOOK TO KANSAS TERRITORY. Nv JANEs Rcd.
Pam and RICHARD }. HILTON. lGmo. PIP IN j. X. COZ
ton.
The benefit of the actual emigrart has been chiefly
consulted in the composition Of this handy little guide
book II contains full geographical description of
the Territory of Kansas directions regarding the var
Gus routes snd the mode Of travel references to the
most important works on the subject and detailed
account of the principal towns and of the God Re-
gious. The volume is accompanied by vausble maps.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

THE AMERICAN NUsIsMATlCAL MANUAL. By Nov
IkoviLLE WILSON DIeSEsoX, IA. ID. 4to., PIP 90. :. b.
Lppisoost Co.
The victims Of the ooin-oolleting mspis which has
become chronic mas3y in this country, sill find
welcome book Of reference in this volams II is de-
soted TO 40 account Of the coins aud coinage Of North
America from the earliest period to the present day.
giving historical description Of the vaioas colonial
issaes and Of the productions of the United States
mint since the establishment Of the Federal Govern.
msnt The voumpe is illustrated by s variety Of
cravings, which present series OF fscsnlss Of the
most important specimens. II n fall Of ouricus anti
qusEiSn and nunismstic information, which csnnot
is TO be consulted with interest though it may not al
ways ess the Completeness and sxactOess demanded
by the wants Of tas collector. table of trasslsons
Of the Latin legends on VARIOUS coins closes the vol
ume, amorg which the version Of Non vi virtue
vici' Il have conquered not BY strength, bat by
virtus) into "yirtue without vice" we submit, is
rather free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

sorpler 10 res-eess1 e1csEert advantages far ne
pIer.rs6on in bis position al the 'ea o. sOseIhmen
N, freedom from political ertsngenen's se' ms .ue
persons irosledgs Of toe Pnohc men OF tli' county
Ia addition 10 the regular e ~ OF biographies @i
v,lusble Information il emooeied IN tue appendix,
which contains record q the members Of the C,bi-
net, under each Administrator Oh re successive Eee-
torsl College, of TIE sOprs.ns Court Of the United
State and other matters 81 statistical and political in
terest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26
LIFE OF JOHN H. w. HAWKINS.

Rev. VILLAS GroksI HAwKDs, A n. limo, PIP. 49,
John T. Jev.tt l. Co.
TIE subjec, o. this memoir was distinguished as q
leader in the Total Abstinence movement foT the space
Of nearly twenty years. His varied career both before
snd s,er be became the advocate Of rigid temperance
is here related in psin, unvArnished narrative. The
volume Interesting personal biography, and cor
tsins vsusble materials for the history Of the socare
form to which the best ysss Of his life devoted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

TEE CI'LPRIT FAY. By JoSEFH ROMAN DEAAE. ls-a
Up. g.. kaed Carleton.
Averynest edition OF the little fairy romance, vhcl
once resd, can never Be forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

LIE OF CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS. By ALPHossE
LAsAEriNE lstno., Up. z55. Deh.ssr PrOcter
In this nest volume, we have new instslmsnt Of
the series for popular reading now issuing from the
press under tbs supervision Of Mr. o. W. Wiga. 1t
is introduced with brief memoir Of Lamartine whose
life Of Columbus is well known as one Of the most
brilliant productions of his poetosl pen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-26

HOAE-HITs AND HINTS. Ely WuLiAS T. Co6GEsH,LL.
limo. Up. 81 Redtsid.
Intended as a book for the freSde this unsmbtious
series of domestic and social sketches acquired the gsn
era favor of the public their fret appearance, and
are now reproduced in a seeond edition. Tlsy are
ma ksd by sound sense, vds observation just sent.
t., and lively experience.