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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

SENATE....ALBtNr, Msrch * l<'.
The resolu,iOIs respecting tue reduction Of CANA
toll teirg The special Order discussed and post
lout j I'll " etIesc5y.
Several bill. Of 70 general interest were passed.
Tte bil re'iTcfitg costs in action. brought by NM
tuaI n.hrsIce companies came W ioT rs .Gd res ~
tf. On moicn, II was recomml ted 70 order = maze
=; entirely prohibit such actions in The Of bank
IoJt ccmp-r'e.
TIE bli 70 smeud the charter Of the Central Amer.
cal mn tfCsl are Industrial Company Was passed.
Tie special order the bill 70 p,otec, the liberty OF
witnesses was then taken up and debated.
EyFNtNs Sessions.
The usfera.iOp Of TIE oil 70 Increase the powers
$40 cutie % poblc administrators, occupied the
evening Session
NJ ELY moved 10 substitute that unclainei NO
pey IN TIE banks be pad % the controller, and wien
C.,iuef b PAD back 20 ;hs banks Loot.
TIE hi ~ tier ordered 70 third reaoirg.
Ire tslsroe Of TIE Session taken up n he con
sidersiiop q privs'e clsiu..
TIE G'rcne COMMITTEE Tss snnornc ed IS follows;
M.ssrs Nozon, N .ther Siosn, j. -. WIl.rd, W. \.
Wheeler, +, ole, Williams, H1ls:et-fYs Republicans,
lid three Democrats.
ASSEMBLY.
Sr. COVER offered resolution requesting the
Goy,Tror to fuTul.h ne HOuse with al the inforra-
tics 1.s possession relative 20 the order dsos iirg
ttt IN t., Zilnsut a the New 1oik STATE Militia.
Tie hil ircrrasiry tie powers % the Courts 10 the
C0crtes Of N-w-ioIk and kings vas reported ell
yy5-elJ.
Tie ti'ls 10 provide sgslrst unss!a bindings II
Nes-Io.k; 10 incorporate the Dine Savings Bark,
std to CoIier sc1itolal po.ers the Board Of Fire
C0nnissurer,. were oTdsred 70 q taifd realm.
Nj. 4 ;. sPENCER sgaIr reported tie III 70 IL
ctrsv Fshitrs q the pr; Of Neg ORR.
81 hEEkS STATED TIA: be dlsseried entirely tom
TIE b..
AFTEENOOS SESSION.
Biz posssd-IJ trsul.t- toe sole OF keg 0ys;srsi
iL,Crpci strg TIE Trustees of the PNo;hi.l Fund o.
TIE Protestant. Episcopal Church % New-fort; re-
ls-ye 70 the hsn.res u J.msios Bay % regulate ire
couFersai.or for tie conveyance Of prisoners 70
Etuses q Refugs ard Lunatic Asy!urs. Also, q
tuab+r o: bii- o, only lOcsl interest
Mr. TlTHiLL mower instructions q TIE Clerk -
tsyt the bL defining the dutieP &C., OF tue Depart
reris ~ .st Ci,y Gcvernreut II Ner York pr,nted
r'tbtn e. IS 70 fac. 81. iae ac.O1 Of .Is Hoge.
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

THX WATER CELEBR,rIo>.-The Common Ccansa
Comnte held ameetiug yesterday, TO receive pre-
posal, from Associations &C., who desire 10 take
psit in the celebration. The kuickerbocker Ice Gao
psDy ssnifed their intention of tui ming out with II
vehicles, bsnd of muse, &c. The designs OF several
mejsls were presented and referred. Tue F.rsmsn Of
the Eastern District 81. rifed tne intention Of tur.isg
ont divisions with bands Of music The Assooatioa
Of Exempt Fremen will slso parade. Some converse
ION ersued as to tae appointment OF a Marshal, but
no decisive action was taken, and the Comm rtee al
jouIsd.
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Marine Disasters.

N0RFOTE Monday, March =, ~
Snip Agsneuuou, Goa =in, from Liverpool bound
10 Baltimore with an assorted cargo, went ashore ca
Cu1r;uck Beach, during the gale on Saturday The
CAPTAIN ana five men are supposed TO be lost and the
ship u 70 bad condition.
Bre George Washington from Mobile, bocnd 70
Baltimore went ASHORE on Back River Beach about
The sau tine.
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Miro IN ANlliIrIl.

ArsJRN. \. y, Monday, March y 1872.
large poItoo Of the stock OF cloths ana Ve''ing.
q .tsyson A ktyss on M4n Ftreet, vat CONSUMED
ty TIRE A. ~ O'Clock on Sunday morning. lie sas
il surcc for eco. The books aud papers Of num-
beI Of lawyers oCcrpyirg Offices in the bn,dng were
destroyed ard the stock OF groceries Of Mr.. Human
Uuch iliuIel
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Tie ttes,srs l4st night nearly al Of them full.
Mrs. Hoy. bersft was bumper. The Rivals, At
LsaIs keere'p, were well attended. "Antouy sa3
Cleopatra" performed 20 s fire saJ.eecs, and those
VITO are interested in circas performances hn their
I'll st Nib!o,. TIE N.toEsi y undergoing cie.Ling
and repairing. ThcmaA G. Steer, former Treasurer
unlsr tie Pu,dy regime, ts s.carei !sa,s Of tue
crsuYss, ard vii oseu o. SATURDAY geE..
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LATEST.

LOfDUN, MHrch II, ~.
TIE Daily Ners City Article says, tho; the decline
o. Fnday was caused by the depression in Psrs.
The lal IN Cousols daring The day was equal 70 per
cstt The Share market correspoEtugy de-
pressed. IL the Discount market the demand ,s 10
creAsr while the supply Of money, OWING partly %
zJee accumulation u Govern lent deposit IN n
Bsik has diminished the lowest rate for choice oi
TO 21q2! per cent. Exchange on Austrla eae sgsin
'Res two TO three per cent, owing 10 Tenr"o1 e'sut
O. he results OF Lord Covleys mission supported the
nsik't until the downward movement 10 ran. va
NesnPAes, when a Sigh. decline took p!rcs, lnere
va an Increased demand in the Discount market ana
atss Bank today.
lie EAl Of Sbaites Lury whites 70 The I,aSs, urS'
.one rstionSl expression in honor q the heroic
"i'e', landed ii Queenstown.
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AUSTRIA.

Lord CoEley left Vienna OH thelDth for London.
The success Of his mits0n @as doubtful. Tff' -te+
tsleyram to TIE Tines says tina. Lord C)wley Is
the bearer OF counter proposition, which IT hoped
viii prove acceptable.
ne Paris Constitutional publishes article on
n g srusments Of Austri1 10 aiy Ii states thst the
M ctve force Of the Austrian tsOJps la Italy has been
increased from 80 600 10 lSa 600 men. II t1eu adds
"The Austrian army, II appesre, IS to be put in
readiness for tf5 sve movements 10 case they should
be wanted. Tie movement OF tie troops to the
hon'isr for tie purpose OF conceDcGuug taem toere
cor fiIs these reports; besicss, large quaotty of
artillery material bas been dispatched to Placanza
during the last few days. Cannon OF large size nave
alec HITiveo az ALLAN ard Verona, part provided WITH
carriages for the proposes Of siege, atd r. With
osnisees for the coast concentration OF artillery.
From this IL nust be Inferred that verts5e siege
t1sip is TO be assembled at pavia which can have
other aim than the slege OF strong places IN
Piedmont
II ia asserted that tts fscts contained in this article
came directly from the SsrdiDian Government TO The
InieIles.
Lord COwey MISSION aud says IA basis of arrange
meut, likely to bs favoraby received by all the pow
eIs, is DECIDED upon.
the Frauk)ori Journal Publishes, from an Austrian
Emba, ssdOr III LOldon, communication to the Bnt'
ish Cabinet After expressing desire 10 unite with
the British Government IN enGesYCrlog to save, II
possible the horrors ut general cO1h tsration, 1t
hopes to make Us pacific Intentions perfectly clear,
sno remarks that the powers could prevail ON Pied
mont to sbordOu her policy OF prosecution, hopes Tor
III trsi guilty Of Italy be entertained liberty in
Piedmont being hide less than license, AID productive
Of the most serious Inconvenience 10 the Leighborng
Statee.
The drpatch concludes as follows Austfis does DO
neoitste any hostile project against Piedmont. she
will abstain, notwithstanding the iust complaint which
81 could b1irg orwpTd from al asg es.Iye acton to
the game eX'eIt that the Gnvornmeut Of Sardinia GA
~ eide will ro5pect the nv'olspiy Of the impeiia
toIrtory AMI that Of its allowance Sour EKceenny
s authorized 70 give this assuraLc. 10 Lord Manes
bury. The Emperor WILL draw the sword only ior the
deen,c Of hls incOUt sbe ri2hts, and for MAINTAIN.
irg esties which we consider equally with me Brit
ish Government the only SOLID guaranty either for
good or Evil.
The Vienna BouTse ciosed with downward tend
ency owIg 70 the supposed insecurity Of the British
Ministry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29
NV YoIERs.-The total lumber Of persons nat
uraturaized in the City Coult during March was $40.

Cosmos Corycu.-The Bosrd met lat evening"
the President 10 the chair.
The Ntr Gas Company The resolutions Of the ma
iori,y o; tie Gas Committee in favor Of granting priv
ifges 10 the CitizsGs Gas Light Company 10 lag
Their mans &c. through the streets Of the CITY were
taken up. sbd, after shor discussion, adopted by
vote Of - Yeas ~ Nay ALI Dougsssl.
The charter Eiecton.-Ihe Board designated ths
places FOR holding the pOs for tho Charter election 10
be held on the 9Th of April.
TIE Jnstices' C0tris-Mr Douglass, from The Law
Committee, reported in favor o. reducing TIE judicial
DHtrcts ofibc city to four which adopted There
ere nov FIVE districts. The fifth i. vacant by tho
Death Of the late Justice Fteks.
Si0,i0Htry Tho contract for furnishing the De-
partmeIts with books and stationery awarded to
Fdnund .JOres s. Go.
The CeleLra'i 0A.-An attempt was made to suspend
the ruas in order 20 apply for an increased sppropna
ton for the vs,sr celebration, but il failed the hour Of
adjournment having arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-29

TROUBLE IN THE LEE-iyENCE REFORMED DurGa
CHURcH. On Sunday rniDg the Rev. w W. Hal
loway tho Pastor Of the Lee-syenue Reformed Dutch
Church, announced his intention OF gnpg the ps,to-
raj charge of that church. This announcement took
tue congregation by surprise, as be much beloved
and had sbored faithfully to build up the church. 10
the evening he preached TO very large congreg alton.
smorg whom tue majority Of the members Of his
church, in the Reformed Dutch Church in Fourth
street.
II appears that in the early part Of last week tbs
COnsntCiy ofthe Lee avenue Cbaroh waited upon him
and. after some preminsres, statsd thst they we're
DESTROYS this. he should regu his charge in order that
they might the services Of another minister,
whore they menti0Ged As the congregation was
very large, minister OF more extended reputs-
ton would salt them better. Dir Holloway vas naoh
surprised at this ana iodDg that they had fault to
lino with bis ministry, but simply desired change.
determined TO reeil at once.
WteB Mr.. Holloway first took charge Of this con-
gregaliOn it stated Of but four families and pins
members. After labor VI five years, the church nov
consists Of ltO fsmilies and Z2J commandments. The
C0usisoTy Of the chur n had rot consulted tho oon-
gTegauon IL making the change in the pastor; heoos
the ent cot only created surprise but much
iudsr alton. which freely expressed by several n
the pew holders removing their books from the church.
ana bUmbsr Of Sabbath resi- gnng tho
charge of their casees.
meeting Of the congregation will be held this
evening in order 20 take In relation to
the matter ard # the Consstory DO not ede frous
their position il is probable that the congreg s.ion Win
take steps 10 build another place OF worship.
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Passenger.

Count h.yzucbfs two sic servants, MIS- Roglrt Mr.
and Hls Esb.cb Ms, Oglye Mr.. RrnEr ard a1y. Mr. Wn
t4y AZ wife Csp Webs,of Cap. ntstoT, Dr. ApPs-t Nj
scDot sd ,ti Eie Mr. ard NJ Wslm'y Mrs E'9.ch .nd
m.o,srvspt hears Cate Wet Crane, ONivir, Cbavrer
,, bt, wbshi, Barley. Yose hcuu, Jaryi', R"pty Nc
PteIsop Marturs mo Ennis Us ;oTre, Pottuono Z-nuO
M.sfk IA IL kobi- JOE ssarru Guss. Grovssu Rsuist
Hubay Htum.t Msy Durr, FontaI. Leslie BuIef, krlr
LID Cnornr Reu Abe. Bon, Lanf-f Aud keuLll.s.
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PRI SSIA

In tie Chamber of Deputies, The Minister Of FL
uapcc stated that tire law PROHIBITING the eXp0,;atOn
oi horses over the Iolgerein frontier hsd como 10
force.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs gave a description
Of toe present. state Of EUROPEAN affairs. the follow
iug Is an abstract OF his speech" Tie Plussian Gov
eminent uces nat for moment doubt that /, will be
able in concert with England 20 procure due respect
To ex.sIg treaties. Ecgabd ana Pfussis are in this
favorable pCsifiOu that they are 10 place Themselves
vi mpsr,iulity between The aLtagonistc powe-o Of
Austria ara France, Up TO the p'eseut time there
nave been only moderate hopes OF success bat
Grounds hr hope are now realized. Daring the last
words She Chamber gave expression 10 It's approval
BY leud and continued aIplause.
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THE Ciirs sfv;ces are 70 Jsrusry loti. tt British
Wsr vessel' F1ious and Cruiser AZ Oh we're eft BE-
birs IN toe Ei-;R expedition II tue lang tse-kitry
led tre0 e. 6b,d 10 get cat Oxirg 10 u1s pee
rise in ~ river Acnirs S@ynour ard the usrines
q the kisg chip hsG gore 10 CaBfr aud further 0er
alIuLs woe t1pec.ed ssaiLsi The Bfav.s.
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HALIFAN, March =, 1883.
TIE Rcysl Mai .teamsh p Nsgns sailed from here
at O'Clock thi. evening for Boston where she vii be
due 81 a very cary hour on Tuesday m0rL.ng.
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TUE SoUTH TENTH STREET FEREy.-Yestsriay the
boats Of the South Tenth street aod Jsmssslp ferry
connected running from the foot of Sputh seventh
street. The boss will run hrou shout the day a, fast
ss psssepgsrs and vehic es can BE- landed. aad sas
O'Clock until 10 ia the evening will every reuty
minutes but li arrange the time Of leaving on tse
Seven bstreet sp tbs, passengers wishing to rsash
New York will wait but ten minutes for boat Of ST.
ther the Peckslp or nth Tenthstreet ferry.
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SARDINIA FULL OF FIGHT.
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YRlNCE AND AUSTRIA STILL PREPARING.
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DEMONSTRATIONS OF The OPPOSITION.
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CHINA.

rely tci exc .Lese Eea lot zach oil oo11s fro The
iIteTic..
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The PARLIAMENTARY REFORM BILL
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u1rrAx. Monday. MArch .. Isl

ron,ol, 9C!-COttOn Observation-Disclosures Dull
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SARDINIA.

The Telin Correspondent Of me HrIld says that
,he note u the W0riieHr has ia.rc Ike lhunlerbut
on the Court and Ministry and toe result Of the pacific
declaration OF France IuaJ be 10 hasten coatic with
AustlIa even sLg GaIdcc.
The Ciic.al Pisda0n.css GG:s'te contains the io.-
lowing;
TIE Austrian army in italy having been placed on
war luolirg tie King has thought It recessary t.
cell IN the G. ntiDgetts. He hopes tde country will
receive with satisfaction these measures, which are
Necessary Tor the national iAdepead nee anu the hon0t
TIE Subscription 10 the rsiional loan considerably
tNCttCtd { anOau. asked Tor.
TIE Pie dmontesa Ga-eIt publishes Roys decree
prohibiting the expectation OF forage snd os's Vls tae
IGubSTdy frontier,
L,rlsi.-Tle Turio correspondent OF TIE london
Herald reports matters hopelcssly vaike than
ever. The King ant his Ministers want war at any
Z TIE other coresp otdeois concnr in stating that
Ieilher The articles 10 the hyNcRr, ror the res:gna
ten Of Pinc- Napoleon, have destroyed the hopes OF
altered The expectations of the war party TIE mecca
say aggressive sc, they ssy may be found 81 hand
Whenever wanted.
SPAIN.
TIE semi iliciAi Journal q. Madrid announces that
the affair pending with TIE Holy See hal ,eiyei
satisfactory solution
NAPLES.
TBr LONDON Post it;'rusts tls.tae hing OF NaP.es
hss become ytrltaby Insane.
RUSSIA.
Tie Crand.Duks Coastan.ns OF R1ssi. had INST
with Sisfirguislr Cd reception a; Mslts. The event
is ro,icsd as a significant Ote, and IS oT!SS 'I5 l1s
real ittfrchsIre Of cOur.eses between England anl
RassiA since tie ter n!nsi;on Of the Ta-.
TURKEY.
The Army of Observs.iou on the Dsaubs 10 sali 10
have bee u Increases % 81 Oh.
1! is "a that the Porte G., fae Iikst o. appor'
ing TIE hosscaars sI3 tls ST H. But Fcr advises t.e
Porte 20 grant TINS ccEcessiou 20 ;ag Prircpaihies
AFRICA.
Dates ron Cape C0ss, CS;'o sre % Feb. l., All
Bathurst Feb. @S
There was mech uJessiusss AZ Lagos. TIE Ella
trade vas struggling VI saiaSnle over ssilma's
al oc!es 70 =. God C.ss,. Trs-s MAS ssos
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FRAsCE.

o NE recent pacific sItcle in the M0lVenr, and It's
"s"' eontirutd 10 attract attention.
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sT,R PROSPECTS MORE THREATENING.
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.rsE NIAGARA AND ALPS AT HALIFAX.
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The Army of Observation on .he Danube 10 sai 70
have been decreased 70 81 OVo.
lissad liza, he Porte c, ia Tie Iix6 OF appoint
ing TIE bosccears s13 tlsi ST H. But Fcr advises t.e
Porte 20 grant TINS concession 20 tsg PrrcpsiIiies
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TIE Crsnd.Duks Coastan:ins Of Russi. had met
with distinguished reception az Ms4tS- Inc even.
real ttfrchstre OF cour.esies between England AM
Rassia siuce tie ter 1inAt:on Of the VA.
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SPAIN

The semi cflciA, Journal q: Madrid announces that
the affair pending with TIE Holy See hal re )eiyed
satisfactory solution.
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The Loa37H Post irs'r ustss tls.tne hing OF Naples
hss become ytritsbly Insane.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
Miscellaneous News Items.

New YORK, May 31-A dispatch from
Washington says that the securities of Mr..
johnson, in the California mail contract, have
not been received and new arrangement
must be made. 1t is said the contract has
been hawked about New York without finding
purchasers.
A dispatch from Galveston says the steamer
Botty Powell, with 666 bales of cotton, was
burued on the 18th, in Trinity river. Loss
about $4,000; insured for $4,000.
Counterfeit threes on the Fairfield County
Bank, Conn.,, and twenties on the Bank of the
Republic in this city, were put in circulation
here, yesterday.
1t is said Gen. Walker and Col. Natzmer ar
rived here on Saturday in the steamer North
ern Light.
WORTHWHILE, C. W., May 31.-John- By
ers was executed here at eleven o'clock this
morning, for the murder of Thomas Phillips
in December last He confessed and repented
of his crime at the gallows. Five thousand
persons witnessed the execution.
PHILADELPHIA, May 81. - Commissioner
Reed addressed our citizens this evening on the
results of his China mission.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
Rhode Island Legislature.

Gus, last night, Wingate Hayes, Republican,
was nominated for Speaker The vote stood !,
Hayes, Republican, 27 Van Zandt, Ameri-
can Republican, %; scattering, 8. The Gen
eral Assembly met at Newport this morning.
Wingate Hayes was elected Speaker of the
House. The old clerks were elected in both
houses. Speeches were made by Gov. Dyer
upon retiring, and by Gov. Turner on assum-
ing the duties of the office. There being no
election of Lieut.. Governor and General Treas
urer by the people, they were elected in grand
committee For Lieut.. Governor-Saunders,
American Republican, rs; Brown, Democrat
IL Hill, Republican, 3. For General Treasu-
rer-Parker, American Republican, rs; New
ton, Democrat 49, Carr, Republican, 3.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
From Maxico.

New York, May 3l.-A dispatch from New
Orleans to the Charleston Courier of Satur-
day, says Gen. Zualoga is in command of the
Liberals of Northern Mexico, and 5000 well
armed men concentrated near San Luis Poto-
81. He intends marching thence to join Alva-
rez.
The Miramon Cabinet have issued circu-
lar, in which they say that no disrespect was
intended to the American government by the
withdrawal of the exequaters of Mr.. Black
and the other American Consuls. American
citizens, if peaceable, will be allowed to re-
main in the country.
Consul Black will remain at the city of
Mexico, at the request of Mr. McLane, who
has sent him new exequater.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
NTnrI.et.-NEw Yonr. NAV al.


COTTON heavy and dropping; sales 40 bales mddllng
uplands nominal l01c.
FLOUIl-Rcceips 100 bbls sales II 200 bhls; State
and Western less active, but without material change
unsouud 81 90 525; Super state S925 $50; extra state
$500 6 125: round hoop Ohio S720 10 7f0; common TO
good extra Western, $40 % 7l0 southern unchanged
sales 20O bbs mixed to good $3.50 a. ITO; fancy and
ira sf,25 20 $50; Canada super nominal.
GiiAlN.-wheat steady sales II 900 bushels; Milwau
kee club AL 40, Western red winter a75 choice lots at
si s0; Western mixed 80 a TO; southern white 81 8
Corn steady; sales 900 bush mixed Western 9Oe for
s. q Slc; round yellow 30 @ o. Oats steady southern
and Jersey ~ 90 62c Northern and western, 621 @ 5Sc
PROVISIO NS-Beef steady; sales go bbls; country
mess 5000 % s97j prime, 81 @ 1875 repacked Chicago
el2 a IS; prime mess S2l 0 49, Pprk lOweii SUES JoVv
bbs Including 1000 mess at elI; mess SiIlz prime
el52; Western prime mess, SIS % sl9' bacon 9ulet.
1nter active: Ohio IL % l9c State 10 ~ 20c Whskcy
heavy sales $50 bbs at 2es Rice rm sales 2oo terees
t II 603c; stock hand 1900 tlerces sugars actve;
sales Sl5O bbIs New Orleans "a a. 11c Muscoyado 5a @
7lc, the total stock Of all kinds Il 1883 hhds bxes
ai blb bays 1918 hhds Mcladn. Coffee Arm aud quick
sales $50 bags; ST. Domingo "a q lOc the total stock oi
ali kinds is 5000 bags, including 2ls7 bags RIO anu
l99ll bags Java MOasscs easer sales JVO hhdBi tota
stock of all kinds 1893 hhns.
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
The prsgbvteriau Association.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 31st.-Dr. Rice,
of Chicago, was elected to the Theological
Seminary OF the North West DIR. Willis Lord
of Brooklyn, to the second, DR.. S. L, Hasey
of Louisville, to the third, DR.. William Scott
of Cincinnati, to the fourth. Nothing else of
importance was done. The assembly will
probably adjourn to morrow.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May 31.-The Assem-
bly, last night adopted the report on Education
recommending the universal adoption of the
plan of 1851 The church extension report
was adopted. The business of the Assembly
is nearly completed, and it will probably adj
iourn tonight
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
The President. &c.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-It is stated, as a
remarkable fact that although it was long ago
known that Postmaster Wescott of Philadel-
phia would be removed, there were no appli-
cations for the office. The names of two gen
tlemen, however, have been mentioned in that
connection to the President, who appointed
Mr.. Brown. He was not certain as to his
Christian name.
The President, in alluding to the charge that
his visit to North Carolina was with view to
nomination for second term, said that nothing
was further from his intentions than this, and
he would avail himself of the first opportunity
to disabuse the minds of those who suspected
him
Worcester daily spy., 1859-06-01
The Dinner to Paul Morphy.

BosToN, May 30th.-The dinner i'll honor
of Paul Morphy at the Revere House tonight
was a brilliant affair. DIR. Oliver Wendell
Holmes presided and made the opening speech.
Mr.. Morphy responded briefly and sensibly to
the sentiment in his honor. Chief Justice
Shaw responded to the sentiment alluding to
the Judiciary Among the prominent guests,
many of whom spoke, were President Walk
er of Harvard College, Senator Wilson, Hen
ry w. Longfellow, Anson Burlingame, James
L. Fields, Mayor Lincoln and Charles Hale Of
the Advertiser A letter was read from Ed
ward Eyerett who was unable to be present.