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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

BossER's NEXT CAKD-A EsIos OF JogKsAL-
rsTs.-BOpney is evidsa,ly determined not 10 let tho
pubic forget him he has hardly played CA one trump
before another is produced equally calculated =
awaken surprise. Having, By h,s donatisa OF w
to the Mount VerLsp Fund, aiared M. Everett in'A
TIE ranks Of his contributor he has t1ed nis ee1ue-
tive art with the ssme tuceess on scojecb suu sss
susceptib.s In other words, Mr.. boaners paper, 70
be ssssd On Moaday neSt, viii contain conan bosioss
tr, u three Of The pronEsbt rlvaj journAlsA OF to>
Eew-Youk daily Professionally, Bsnneu OF I@ Hsr.
ca. Greeley oETHE TEJsgsE, ard Raymond OF 1hA
Time. who have been irduc.d-for a. least one weck
to law s,se their lon standing hOstitiss, ard wte
for me Nx-Yovk Lsae.-. Bennett furnishes four
no4ns one Of them efd.ios Of youthful sentiment,
q titled IAN Angel Smile, another On spostrophe
Ito Mary Ami" Greeley, Oh ayactsristic Article in
proe gipg unemployed yonpg to Leave the oity
and 70 70 farming; Raymond, an interesting remsas
eerce Of foreign travel, relatiog the iacitsas Of
"A Visit to the Houe Of Jane Eyre." While tive
other jourpalSts-Morris Of TIE Hons JssrSci.
and Prentice Of The Los,sviAe J,sr~st, throw
their quota TO the contents. In addition 70 tAD
let Of ATTRACTIONS tbers Is an article entitled " A
"Cspson Ball in the Hat" belonging 10 . seriss
which, jodgirg FROM internal evidence and some vague
rnnors 10 the effect, we should ascnbe to ~
pen Of Henry Ward Beecher, although tho authorship
Il Lot seitosledged by the publisher. Thee, With .
sprgtfy Mount Vernon sketch by Mr.. Everett Of bic
railft ad In shaping car certainly oooSi-
tu.s ~ Inviting bul u faro. EvsaiAg Pa
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City Hall-Snarantine Commits
sSOnerS.

ALBASr, Thurs lay, Jan. 20, 1853.
The Board of Supervisors If Nev-York, with Mayor
Iiemsnp, have forwarded to Mr. Couklicg Repre-
sentative from New.York, the draft of bill smend-
ing TIE City Hall act SIS to provide that site al
joining the New City Hall, in the Park be sppro0ri-
sted to Il e General Government asa Pest Office The
bill provides that building be srec'ed, half at the
expense of the city, and half at that Of the General
Government City Hall stock to the amount Of one
million dalars q. Elk per cent, redsena able in 1875, Is
authorized to be issued.
1t is understood that, in Executive Session day,
the Senate received from the Governor tho names OF
Horsto Seymour, George W. Patterson aud John {.
Green of Nes-York, Is Commissioners Of Quarantine.
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Jonas W. King for loss and damage by Imprisonment

Jonas W. King for loss and damage by Imprisonment
ard exile.
With N,ples ard sardni. there are small accounts
10 settle.
We have long and heavy list ssainst China, on
sccouLt Of damages and losses principally to oor ship
ping.
The Fsgte Islsnders have through commission ar
rapgeo for their spOiation- sod theft bat il is lot as
oertaiped that the awards have been paid.
Hsyti has not settled our accounts.
Guste mala no owes us mott ing.
Aeainst Nicaragua, there are numerous ca,es, in
cludir claims for property destroyed at GreJto#n by
the boubDdment.
All our clsims against Costa Rics .re unsijusted.
There are two unsettled cases against San Salvador
The state Of our csims is next stated against New
Gran ada Verezuela, Ecuador, Call. Brazil. B1enos
Ayres, Uruguay, Paraguay AMI Peru. The last
named has the lcngest list. Against Ecuador, there
is only claim.
II NAV be come relief to know that the Sultan Of
Zoauna hss made full reparstion.
The documents specify what claims against the
shovepsmtd Governments have been settled, and 10
what manner and the state Of those pending. In
numerous instaDces the amounts Of damage chimed
are not stated therefIe there be CLEARLY ascer
taiped aggregate. Many milliCps gre involved and
some of IT, cases have been pending 10 years.
Auong the recent combinations by the senate o.
appointments Of Consuls are, Demo'henes Walker OF
Mississippi, At Genoa; Robert Bowling of Iowa at
UDiot Abbott Mather Of New York at New Graz ada;
Charles A. Leas Of Maryland, at Bevel; Henry
Anthem, jr., of NevYoik, at Batavia; Geo T. Iogra.
ham Of Name, a Lagupa; and Edward d. Peters OF
New York, at Trebizoude, Asatic Turkey.
il is stated tfst Mr.. Stewart, the United Ststes
Marshal for Georgia, has been removed, on the
gro und Of rot exercising sufficient vigilance in regard
to the yacht Wsndsrer case.
Mr.. Hodge. the successor Of Mr. Harms OF Illinois,
took his sest ic the House to-day
Judge Samuel 5. Black Of Nebraska is 10 be Gov
srpor Of that Territory.
The reappOiLtmtnt Of j. W. Vaudeville, as Sur
veyor. General of California, has been confirmed by
the Senate.
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Fires Mt Cleveland.

CLkvLLAND, Thursday, jail %V io'J.
There were three fires here last hight Messrs.
Smith & Hoopers candle factory was destroyed, In.
voving loss Of 5000, 81 800 of which was insured
U Eastern Companies.
Two barns in East Cleveland were also get on tire
by an incendiary, ard four yoke Of premium csttle
buried up.
The upper story of Scovis block was also burned
The damage 10 the building Is about 5000; insurance
unknown. The following the principal sufferers
by $4,000 insurance in Eastern companies Mr.
Fske, drugs, damage by water covered by 5000 IN
surar CO in Eastern les Dir. Shelley, merchant
tailor, stock badly damaged; no insurance. There
also much loss on the law libraries and office fur
pilure in the building.
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LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. %, 1859.
The Controller submitted q statement OF the e!-
penses Of prirtirg in the follosing years: 1870,
slC9 $40 o.; ls57 $l09 o35 90; 1853, $l2i 26i 43.
The bill to incorporate the Dime Savings Bank OF
Brooklyn Was reported favoraby.
The balance Of the morning was occupied N DIS
cussiou the rules.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To authorize The erection of Lunst;c Asylum at
Sipg sing.
To authorize the Harlem Railroad to lay double
track, and Use steam TO Seventy ninth street.
The Brooklyn Local Improvement bill giving the
assessment to the Assessors was passed.
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ACCIDENT ON TIE HUDSON RIVER RauaoAD.-Os
Saturday last, 1 the express train which Raves W.
city a. 3:l5 p. ID, on the Hudson River Rdhosd, vs.
approaching Schodack the engineer who Wa sittiAg
ON his seat expert. need sudden shock, soconpsaisl
by the splitting and giving way Of the ssat Be
Immediately applied the patent brakes, sad ss The
same Instant gave the usual ssnalfor the stoppsss q
the train when he discovered that three Of tho driving
wheels had separated from the engine, and zero yisg
upon the track. Fortunately DO person wse Injuries.
The train was detsiIe ed two hours.
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TRAIs Orr THE TRAcK-DErxsrIos OF Two BK-
rRrss TRAIss.-On Monday last four extra ffsgI
trains left Albany for this city on the Hudson Rvsr
Railroad. The lsst One, which LEFT shortly after The
night express, met with an accident .: Stuyvesase,
which detained the 3. Is m. and tho 100 p m sz-
presses from this oty the whole night al that sssios
The detention caused by the breaking Of a. sais.
tree of tho engine Of the freight train, which threw
Of the from the track. Az soon as the ses'
dent could be repaired the started for Abs
by, ard arrived in that city about g. NJ % Tsssdsy
morning. No person wa rjured.
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sse,la, Ckt, 60. Of Ss..Yak, 70 report the snOuns

Sheriff Ckrk, &c. Of Ns~.YHk, 10 report the sucunk
Of .molr ID, uss Of their cfices.
NJ, CHANLER moved 10 make TIE resolutions
general over TIE STATE and MADE severe sascI upon
tbe Ie,.,sture Of 1857 deprecs ing any attempt To
revive such pol cy during the present session: ne
declared that IL the resolution was pressed IN Us
present shape i, would take the appearance "
partin,n movement, thu officers nsmed being Demo
Gratis while there was ample room TO inclnde within
Il scope Of he resolution the Health Officers aod
other icias created BY the Republicans aud Preyng
upon the people Of New-Yotk. lie thought censaro
better apply to ihoee who fleece the rich sad opprss
the poor the shape Of Police Commissioners, who,
when the glare of corfssratos and cry Of dsnger are
abroad. hide ke wards bel meath tneir blankets.
Mr.. 0PDYkE replied, defending the resolutions,
which SIMPLY scughtfor information ard did not take
the shape Of legislation at present.
p. ndir tie debate. ibe House adjourned.
THE HARLEM RAILROAD
Mr. SLOAN'S bill authorizes the lsying OF double
track Fl ON the track 10 the Foarth avenue, ct Forty
second street, up TO Msdson avenue and up Madison
avenue to Seventy ninth street. for the use o. their
cars enly The Company is authorized 10 nee steam
On the Fourth avenue, 10 and from the northern ex
treni,y Of Manhattan Islard, 10 the south SIDE OF
Forty sscond street and TO permit the thereof by
the New.Hsven Railroad Company for period OF
thirty yesr. AL the rights, privileges, &c, granted
the New. York ard Harlem Railroad are extended Tor
the term of thirty years.
KEG OYSTERS.
Mr.. JOHNSON bill in the Secate, 70 amend the
act the sale of key oysters, provides that
all Kegs or cars containing oysters. put up f,r ssle
sbs be marked 9th the true quantity they hold snd
three fouItbs of said quantity soaH be sohd meats
or oysters penalty Of s20 is imposed for vioston
Mr.. BRANDRETHS bill 10 authorize tie erection
Of Lunstic Asylum at Sing Sing, limits the COST
$lCO,tOO.
CoRRrcrIos.-Tbe bll increasing the number of
Con p,issiorers Of Deed. in New. York reported
farorably by Mr.. james j. Reilly, not uHfdro~0biS
and was referred TO the Committee of the Whole.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER announced Messrs. Sherman OF
Ohio, Bocock, Ritcfie, Groesbeck and Ready ~ the
Select Committee the charges Of alleged corruption
In the Navy Department. .
The bin 10 amend the Presumption laws, reported
Yesterday, cane up.
Mr.. BLAIR MO- offered the Homestead BIZ as an
amendment, but II ruled out OF order. ,
Mr. GROW PA offered amendment, that
"from and after the passage of this act, no pubic
Glands shall be exposed for sale by proclamation oil
"the President uness the returns of the surveyors
"thereof shall have been duly filed in the land once
"ten years more" which was adopted by fifteen
msIori'y.
TIE House by four nsjo ity rejected the BILL BY re-
fusrg order II to be eDgrossed for third reading
Much tine was consumed by calling Of the Yeas and
NAYS on collstsrsl questions.
The House wA, into Committee on the Presidents
Message and Immediately took recess I'll O'Clock.
EyESING SESSION.
Mr. PURYANCE (Penn.l said, in the course of his
speech La: he wished to test the sense OF the Demo
crsts whether they were ready TO sustain the Pfes
dent in his Recommendation of specific duties he re-
pied to Mr. Wsshborn Of Maine, remsrki1g that that
.elt.man's pstiorm might suit that STATE bat Penn
syvaLia must BE- permitted to make her own, aud To-
sistipg that rejection 10 domestic manufactures must
be one q tie panks which abe would never s1rren-
der.
Nj. THOMPSON N. " deserted from Mr.. Wash
hurp late speech and objected the differences which
Mr. Marshall Of Kentucky drew from it. De denied
cry mans light TO make pl4tiorn for the Republican
party which bad narrow plsnk. and contained no ell
emu "a Of dsunon ard disrust. He therefore tronpeo
on all platforms. He was IN favor Of the union OF
an good end tree men, Bot for this they would no; have
tpcceec ed n the recent elections and they would o.
defeated when such union was rep .dated. lie sdyo-
Gated peace il tead Of cut-throst policy toward the
L. disrs and held the President sud his party re-
spsnsiee Dot on for the few new evils they prHe-
t,ce but FOR tie old ones which they to!ef-
ate. As TO TIE financial system OF the Adulnlsus-
,iop IT IL Goube-distilied humbug. The Sub Ireas-
NV is decla raion Of war on al promises 10 p1y.
- f,.r-4'a ~
de.pised that system, which while il despsed credit
sss borroving 81 10000. He urged protection 70
home ipdustry and conclusion, sad We are too poor
e paw cur expenses, ard yet the President .Aiked
,boui buypg Cuba and establishing armed pro,
iecorste over Mexico, ard gentlemen were 80 1. Mated
with ,he restless spirt of manifest destiny thai thes
could scarcely be kept from combustion.
Mr.. PHELPS tMip. msde q spec n in isyor OF ths
I'M amer datoIy Of the preenptor laws tie ufge1
is passage as necessary 70 prevent frauds On .ne
rey,nre and referred TO Parts Ct thst state 70 se'~
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From Buenos Ayres, etc.

BOsTON, Thursday, Jan. ~ I8I5.
The bark swallow, which has arrived at Salem from
Bus nos A,res, reports that the Hon. b. c. Yancy,
L. S. Minister, With bis family, arrived at Buenos
Ayres November Is, ard proceeded to Parara on the
Nth. TIE swallow brig dispatches for the United
States Government.
w. Koch, drni ing saloon keeper in Richmond
street. was held to bail in $40 900 this morning. TOR
numerous assault on ex. Purser 5. V. Hunter
tx Purser Hunter died at the Hospital this after:
noon from irjuries inflicted by Rock. The deceased
was native Of Kentucky and recently dismissed from
the Navy.
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,te depor.ble effects Of tie present imperfect ls~s
" ticb rive undue advantages 10 spectators.
kt9 O'Clock there only twenty members in the
HoDse spd about 80 auditors.
M CAyANAUGH Miu.l showed the wonderful
progress If MinDesots, aud deprecs'ed the private
entry Of la d. secoodicg the views of his colleague
IN fsvor Of III, preemp'iJr sys'em.
Tie Commits rose and the House adjourned.
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The Steamship North American for
IiyprDOOl.

PoRrIAsD, Me-, Thursday, Jan. 20, lSJ9.
The steamship North American, hsviog completed
her repairs will sail from Portsmouth, n. IL to night
for his city where she will load and De ready Tor hsr
voyage to Liverpool by Saturday night. The North
Am. mean will take the United States Mails. Dis
patches for Europe, filed at No. p Wal street, New,
York On Satw cay, viii be faithfully attended TO, and
forwarded BY the North American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

We perceive that there are several projects be-
fore the Legislature for new horse railroads 10 THIS
city. That there is ample room for new railroads,
il pretty well proved BY this fact: that, at those
hours Of the day when people chiefly roe, nobody
who enters. or attempts to enter the cars Of tue
existing hnes, except at the points where they
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

start. stands the least chance to get . scat
and will have TO bear and infict all sorts Of
pushing, showing aud squeezing. to get even
standing place. Between toe hours OF and 6 P.
H., there is . complete scramble to get into the
Sixth and Eighth ayepre cars, amounting almos.
to riot. while the cars are packed and crowded
to shameful degree. A gentleman OF credibility
assures US that he has ridden home regularly. on
the E,sbtb.svenue cars, for three years past,
without once in all that tine happening TO get
seat. The proposed Ninth-avenue railroad, for
part of which the rsils have long been laid would
operate to relieve this ntolsrable pressure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

The Republicans Of the lid District Of New
Hampshire have chosen wisely in renominatiag
MASON W. TAPPAS for Congress. His conpst-
tors may have been as worthy and deserving, but
they cou'd hardly be 50 experienced and efficient
We trust bis reelection is not doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

LECTURE ON BARON STECBEs-Tne Rev. j. W.
Bogen vas to have lectared on Baron Steubss, =
Clinton Hall, last evening, before the Young hes's
Christian onion, but ~ the audience did not number
twenty psr,ons, tho lecture was postponed I'LL nsxA
Tuesday week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-21

Mr.. Mason w. Tsppss, the pressnt Rspressots-
tive from the lid Dthiot Of New-Hampshire, was
nonlin ,ted on Wednesday on the frat formal bsfsk
receiving just the nunbsr Of votes necessary fsr .
choice, 80 out Of 1877. Vim. II. Gore received -
votes Mr.. Tsppan has held Office for tso terms, saA
his nomination for third Is anomaly in Nes-Hssp-
shire where the doctrine of rot sion In Office prev ~.
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Grand Lodge of MasOns of Canada.

TORosTo, Thursday, j sn. u, Io15.
The first regular hslfyesrly meeting of the Masonic
Grand Lodge Of Canada, since the union Of the two
Grsnd Lodges 10 July lat, was held here yesterday
ard tooay letter from the Secretary Of the Grand
Lodge Of England, recognizing the Independence OF
the Grard Lodge Of Canada was laid before the meet
ing, ard gave general satisfaction. A uniform mt
usl was adopted for all Canadian Lodges-
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Powder Mill Explosion.

WnxrSGTos, Del, Tbursdsy, jan ~ 1893.
About O'Clock this afternoon one OF Dupont pow
der mills in the Hsgley Yard exploded, killing James
Gibbons and John grant The shook was very severe,
and was felt for miles around.
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ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly was occupied aI the morning IN the
reading Of BIZ to anerd the State Prison Act john
Van Buren, was preseut OF the toor
sFTFRxooS sEssIOs.
Mr.. QPDYKE called up tee reseiatsoo reqalrns thu
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Arrest of a Supposed SLAYER.

SAyAsNAH, Wednesday, Jan. ", ISog
The bark Argelit. was detsinsd to-day by the Col.
ecor on suspicion Of httipg out for the slsvetrads
Size uIived here October &c. from Matanzas, sai has
been in port ever since.
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Death Of Col. Lee.

ST. Louis, Thursday, jan 20 100:
Col Francs Lee of the % Infantry died in this CITY
at o'clock last night Of chronic diarIhea.
The official majority of Hodges Democrat over
Conklin iRepublcaul for Congress 10 the Win Dis
trict Of Ilnois, is ,Ob3.
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ADJOURNMENT oy The FLORIDA LEoIsLAryRE---
Both houses Of tho Lgslsiurs sdossied on SssssdAg
to meet again on the 9TH Monday in Novsmbse nszA
The recess bow taken strong INDIGESTION Of 10 nsoss-
sity OF annual SESSIONS.
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The Gaiena and Chicago Railroad.

CHICAGO, Thursday, Jan. ~, 1889.
The receipts of the Galens and Chicago Railroad
for the second week in January were $l4. 200.
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United States supreme Court.

WAsHsGros, Thursday, Jan. 20 1883.
No. 49. Jacob B. Brown ct al. VS.. Benz. Huger.
Argued for both parties.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS
From Washingt0u.

bfoB NV UtF CcfyepoSoWI
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan 90, 1859.
The report that Messrs Seward, Hale, Giddings,
Chase, Wade and other distinguished Republicans,
are in favor of the stealing of Cuba is stupid fc
ton, started in the sy hope that it will have some
political effect st the North. Republicans here all
look upon the Cuban movement as transparent
humbUg, which will result liz nothing. The only
foundation for the stories about the secrect nego-
tiaiions with the Spanish officials is a runor that
the President is trying to bride the Governor
General and the Spanish In litary commanders in
Cuba to betray the island into his hands. This is
alleged to be the object Of The thirty millions. But
it is also suspected here that large share Of the
money, if the Presidents gets it, viii be used with
the mere prospect of success TO carry the next
Presidential election.
Unexpectedly the House had stirring session
to-day. A bill was pending, reported from she
Committee on Public Lands, amending the pre-
emvtion laws, requiring three months residence to
SECURE presmptioD. Mr.. Grow moved his amend
ment prohibiting any except actual settlers from
purchasing public lands till ten years after they
shall lave been surveyed. Half dozen Yeas and
Nays were taken to evsde a direct vote upon il,
but its friends voted them down persistentIy, and
at last it was reached and carried by fourteen ma
jority, every Republican voting Yea. A few Dem
ocrats who had voted for the bill before amend
ment, now turned against it, and the enerossment
was defeated by four majority. A motion to re-
consider pending.
The hope of Kansas Land Grants this session is
much less than it was day or two since. The
Public Land Committee, though a majority were
opposed to the Grants, agreed to report bill for
the House to vote on, but the promise was not
kept, and as their right to report has now ceased
TIL reached again in turn, which it will not be this
session. it is possible that it may not be got before
the House for a direct vote. The Republicans,
with few exceptions, are in favor Of it.
Fernsndo Wood is here, the guest Of the Post
msster-GeDeral.
1t is reported that Judge Black of Nebraska has
been appointed Governor Of that Territory.
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should stand with bead uncovered and hand ex-
tended, in the city which sacrificed her noelest
rnen and women for Nlren mia during the Pestience,
n an inevitable sfuence OF the system OF Slavery.
1t may require new Technology OF condemnation
b characterize the picture, ordinary phrases being
unable to sound the depths of such meannesss; bus
il lie still perfectly appropriate, under the cIrcun-
stanoes. 1t belongs to Slavery as much as the
chain and the scourge, as suferinss and broken
hearts.
To those who wish to enter, toto the slave trade
for the nopce, and bug the chstt,l and the CO.
cAstssl, at half their value, We give the informs
ton that moneys msy be forwarded to Jasper
Harding, esq., Of lac PAiladipRia fa7Sirer' to
the Rev. Dr. Dachachet, 70 Frank Field, esq,
and other gentlemen Of Philadelphia, named IN
the chat,els sdserti,eme0t