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E'l.c Claarlea.os2 co:2vc ns5oa

The day designated ov the National Commit
tee for the assembling Of tde Democratic Va
tcna! Convention, is earlier br >pyera. weeks
taan il has been usual Tor that body Ia assemble.
The conventions at Baltimore and Cincinnati,
in 1892 and 1896, were held in toe first week
Of juar. The location al Charleston Is, bow
ever, IN a latitude SO much farther South as to
make an earlier day proper, regard being had
to the comfort and health OF the delegates and
Others vino wiii be in attendance. II is pro52-
ole, also, hat other considerations have had
We lZht with the committee, in determining up
of the time iJr brngiag the convention togeta-
er. Inc deep interest in questions affecting
cur nati0aa! welfare, TOE conflicting opinions
entertained respecting candidates IN both oi the
great political paitrs, toge,arg wj.h the i'm
p9rtauCe attached to the action ol be coHvea-
ton to meet Il; Charleston, all % TO urge an
early meeting, SO thai the policy and the plat
form OF principles upon which tne campaiga is
20 be fought may b. known aud understood, and
Tie name OF the standard-6earer i3r tie ea.lg
caniest presented 70 The people. But little o
vgr ,our months remain ior preparation, and we
mag expect al active mos esoeat on the part oj
the friends Of the respective candidates. The
sd Of April wlIl BE- an important day il the
Democratic calendar--a day tra.Itt with im-
portaat results TO the future oi that political
Organization. and we may with rropsiety add,
% ,he country.-2airota aal Union.
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Allegheny Nale and Female Seminary,
RAENSBEEs6;, Pa.

z. J. OSBORNE, \. B., Principal, Prof. Of Ian
guages and Philosophy.
VIM. s. Smith. Prof. of Mathematics.
Jas. H. Miller, Adjunct Prof. of Mathematics.
Rev. b. +. Stevens, Lecturer on Moral Pmioso-
wm. A. S,sThrns, Prof Of English Grammar &c.
Or. J. Hughes, Lecturer on Anatomy &c.
Mrs r. Y. Osborne, PrecePtress, Teacher Of Draw
ing French, Botauy &c.
3. r. Drott, Prof. Of Instrumental Music.
Price of Tuition for term Of II weeks.
Common Fnglish Branches So g
Higher Branches, including common, each 50
Latin aud Greek, each 90
German and French, each so
Book keeping and Commercial calculations 50
ORNAMENTAL.
Drawing 80
,Colored crayon, and water eolors, each 500
Oil painting W
HaIr aud wax flowers, each } 90
Peilis work . W
Embroidery 81
Piano music, with Of instrument 10 co
Board 5 II per week including -oem rent, fuel,
furniture &c. This IS OF the best, and cheapest
Institutions ~ the country. The whole expense per
term need not be more than twenty-five collars
Second Quarter OF summer session commences
august !, 1850.
Teachers viii be instructed free Of charge in the
Normal Department.
For particulars, address he Principal.
E.J. OSBORNE, A. B.
Rainsburg, Bedford CO., April p, 1859.
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Charleston Convention.

The National Democratic Committee. aDn9in-
ted BY the Cjncinnati Convention, nave fixed
the 23I day Of April nest, Is the lime for hoi-
a,ng The Convention at Charleston, South
Carolina. We append the proceedings
MEETING az the DEaocrATlc NAryoy,1
ConurrrrE.-The Democratic National Com
rittee met at Wizards Hotel. in this citg.on
"Wednesday, December 7. 1859. at - o.clack
M. agreeable 10 t5a notice Of fls cha;r.
mar.
The committee, after being called 10 order.
Jnfy adjourned. % meet al The same olace At 2
O'Clock. p. N.
Pursuant 10 adjournment, he committee me-.
and the taliowIag gentlemen anDsar.i and t23k
their szats
Maine. John RaAson. yew uagonzbirs. + n.
Csorg4: Vermont, David A. Snail4y: tassa-
cnusr,,s, George B. Lorja-, l5y sgasrautoa j
Ra3d. Island. ii. 8 SAVES lrv sub.lifH,i,a i
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of the Electoral College is 303, majority OF
which IS l52 votes. II is conceded on all hands
that the nominees will receive the 100 votes of
the Southern States and seven votes Of the two
Pacific States, being l27 votes. The vote oil
Pennsylvania alone, added 10 this, gives l5t,
or surplus Of two votes. Should Kansas BE-
admitted, then the vote Of the Electoral Col
iege will be 306, majority Of winch will De
i5+, and the above vote, including Pennsylva-
MA, makes the number
We set Penns} lyania down as certain for
the nominee OF the Charleston Convention, be-
cause her people are Ualon-loyiog, ConSlitu
tion-supporIing, aud conservative people. They
may have been led away from the Democracy,
upon cry ter ? tariff, upon some false t7sua,
bal the monster Of A5olti9niSm has never Bpgn
able 10 deter them from q supper, OF the Uaon
The Black Republican party, 5y their Address,
emlna;ng from Their executive committee, ana
slzned ~ their President, VIM. 3. Thomas,
published some time since, has made that ISSUE
they have distinctly declared taal tlsir allies oi
tae Peoples party must adopt the Abolition
views u the Black Republicans, or That they
cannot be represented IN Their Convention
The consequence of this bold act las been that
already the ,eles, Of this city, prominent aud
ieadIGg advocate, Of the Peoples party, takes IS
sue with Nr. Thomas, insists that the Republic
ans are but portion, a minority o. The Peoples
party, and that the great majority Of the party
are ia opposition to the views 0i Mr.. Thomas
and the Executive Committee. Bu. whether
or not this party should cotaa together again,
tie question Of Union or no Union wIii demor-
atlza their RANKS at the next Presidential con-
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Fg1HR HAMMONTON FARMER-A new

4 paper devoted to Literature and AgricUl
Gure also setting forth ful accounts of the set
tlement of Hammonton, 10 New Jersey, can be subs
acribed for at only 2j cents per auaum.
lncose postage stamps for the amount. Address
10 the Editor of the Farmer Hammonton, P. o. At
iantic Co., New Jersey. Those wishing cheap land
of the best quality in of The heathiest and
delightful climates in the Uaion, and where crops
are never cut down by frosts, the terrible scourge
cf the north, ree advertisement of Hannonton
Eard
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a gga0sG story.

short distance from Judge Banbs. Kaow-
| lag that we should fad outside th- JUDGES door
! the latch-stging, and inside warm welcome.
warm fire, and a warn supper, besides beds
| which We could warm for ourselves we
! aahesitatiagiy consigned ourselves . his
aosptaIIties. Supper beng over, and our per-
| SoaS disposed according 10 our several tastes il
| a setaI-clrcle before an o.d-!4shauel 5azja.
lire, we were just in the mood tp eaj3y tas
eotr:t4ilmeat Of our hosts cyarsTsl;i5aat Ij.ts.
| tm3rg other things he narrated tae iaIi1wInz
lgnqna tale, which we unanimously 8greed 10
| Pfeass pant -
| Said the Jadge substantially as follows =
- ears ago, Ee bad N our aja:' swfe, itie
chIii aboQt iJuc years old, the object, oil course,
OF very tender affection. Bat sickness laid
lis bani upon it. Remedies promptly res7r-
ted 10, all proved in vaa. Day alter daY the
roses laied from tH- cheek, and the fire in the
the eyes burn7G low ; aad at length death cl9-
sed ibos- eyes, and sealed tge bps forever and
we learned, by trying experience, h3w intense
darkness follows The quencaius Of oae CT
these little lights or life.
''Ihe time rolling sally on, brought rs at
| length 10 the hoar appointed TOR Committing our
treasure to the ordinarily sure custody .! IN
grave. The friends assembled, the customary
services " ere held, tn farewell taken, and the
little iorm securely shat beneath the wei-screw-
ed caiLin-lid, and n dls tine tae grave r5cri-
we'd lis trust. We boxed on and saw the
earth thrown in, the noani raised above, anI
the plates OF sod neatly adj usled into a green
sheiteFiag root, aud then wendel our way
back 10 our desolateI home. Evening came
on and wore away. Ny wife had gone in 70
~ ~
ser'alt, aad [ unified bY the scenes Of The
day for ausht e!se, had jasl Iail my head upon
my pillow, N our room upon the lower floor
ol the house, waea heard shrek, and in
moment a1re mY vile came Iyns into the
room, and sgsia5sag up0a the bed behind ne,
exclaimed,
''s-e there our child our chil1 >
''Italsin1 my bead, my blood troze within
and the ulir upon my head stood up as | saw
/ ,ae little iaiaE In grave clothes. with open,
/ guL nzaiestly slgatless eyes, and pale as when
| %e =ava It the last kiss, walking slowly
! towards Us Had l been a,oae-aad not lie
extreme terror Of my wife compelled me 10
| ".Ry .he man, Should have ea2ed Eo.a the
/ eed an5 window without casting look beaiad
( But not daring t9 ave her in such terror,
! arose, sat down ii a chair, and took toe hlte
rr-,o t-,,. g, 80 ,..'-I $50
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G~ We wind up clocks to keep them run
ming, and banks to stop their running.
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D. 4. SMALLET,
hartman.
.IoHN II. GEORGE.

JoHN II. George, o-..
G.. L. FALLANmGHAu,
We .hiok the time has been properly arran-
ged so early in The season that Northern Dem
ocrats, dpslrous Of attending, need nave 30 aP-
preheusIoas as regards the heat Of the weather.
I've think that the day is also appropriate, as it
is, we are informed, the birthday Of James
Buchanan, an omen that wise and conservative
counseis wiil govern the assem5Iage.
Anticipating the acts Of the Convention, We
say that If the Democrats then and there 10 be
assembled shall, as we have no doubt they will,
nominate good and true national, sound, conser-
vativs Democrats ior the Presidency and Vice
Presidency, no matter where they may come
ffom-from the North or South, from the At
Iantic or Pacific Sates--the nominees, it such
men, will be elected by such majorltes as
only the elections Of Jackson OF Pierce could
equal.
We give our calculations. II Kansas should
mol be admitted at this session, the whole vote
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= Far dealing islav bond and cement Of
society.
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BEDFORD, PA, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %, 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-18
XXXVth CONGRESS- . Second Session.

SENATE. WAsHIvGroS, Jan Il, 1859.
The Ser ate Chanoer GRO sded 10 excess 10 hear
Mr.. DOUGLAS pronounce eulogy on MIR. Harms OF
Illinois.
Mr.. SEWARD (N. Y J presented the credentials Of
Mr.. Wilson, reelected from Massachusetts,, and also
the following resolution, which was adopted
That the Secretary of the Treasury communicate TO
the Senate, fully il may be in bis power 10 do,
tine nnmber OF American vessels which are engaged
directly in the palm oil trade on the Coast OF
AfICs, TIE average number Of their voyages Snnu-
sy, their tunnase, the nature and value ut their eI-
ports aid imports, and the amount OF dnied derived
iIom them by the Treasury of tue United states.
Mr.. SHIELDS MIMI offered resolution instruct
ing The Comm i!tSe on Territories to inquire into tue
exped ency Of orgah ziBg that porO0 o. the original
Territory of Minnesota lyiIg west Of the new State,
which WIS adopted.
Mr.. YuLEE lFlorids) presented a petition from
KuDhsrdt x Coz ard other agents of steamship lines
between New-IoIk ard Europe, playlug Tor nodn-
cation Of the lass relating 10 expectations for too
beIefit Of the drawback. Referred 70 the Committee
Oh Poet Rosds.
Or motion Of Mr.. HALE, 4 joint Iesolatiou APP
pointing Commodore 81 sait senior Flag Oih,er 70
the Navy. wos taken mp.
Mr.. HUNTER VA cslled for the Yeas and Nays,
and it Sas adopted - against IL.
Mr.. IVEESON Ga moved TO taie tie motion from
the table to appoint Friday OF each geek tor the con-
sceraiiOD Of privste bills. Agreed -.
M JOHNSON (TCnn.) moved 20 Ike rom he
table his rctol0tior directing the Comm tee On FL
10 report b in scc)rc sncs there VITO 70 limit
tie c1ptnutufts Oh the GoFcrhneht "i'hia Tue
revenue.
Mr. HUNTER, Chsirroan of the Finance Commit
tee objected 10 tLe subject being referred TO bis Com
mif,ee.
Mr.. GwIN cell moved that it be referred to q
Select Committee.
The subject vas debated over cue hour the point Of
issue b. Dg Whether To send il 20 the Committee of
finance or a Social Ccmnit'e,, bat acton was
stopped b. message iron, the House, announcing Mr.
lie,I.ss death.
Mr. DOUGLAS, 20 the evident disappointment Of
neauy 900 spectators, who expected TO bear az
tupOre oriton, read, in q oA tone Of voice. brief
sketc Of ibe lie and public services Of the dece ssd.
Mt-srs. SHIELDS and DAVIS followed il eulogy,
after when the Senate g. iouIncd
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A CARD.

very extensive circulation having a. il S5 P'eo"n''r' oea
given to r.Yer that purpose have pusec to WHO a"
from JBE TRIEusE in order 70 form with sn'thei
ours deem proper to say thts SeveI Tor one m'esni
cteI shed purpose hsrbored s0ch thought h4fe
hoped that might early day be etsesd to rere from
that active re,robe immediate connection with the Editor
chip q tie rsper which has thus far been required Of me-
tinuipg 10 write for its oolumDS but tssons kgs 'haro
Of M tine al thoughts ether ends ;hsa les hitherto oen
deemed practicable Various circumstances have prevented he
ression Of this hope which mus: nov, at the best be post
pored urtn sher close Of tie next Pesiier, contest
SUPPOSE hardly be to sdd that oil my as oelAts'
In the pr pror,hp Of TIE TRCsE have uniformly insisted
on retiring tie Edorbp end have strongly objected to
even partial withdrawal tbsrefron. Their confidence Aad
wishes render withdrawal at time difficult and for
the rrtte1 : 10 possible. Respectfully,
New York, Jan II, ls5e. HosAoE GREbLET.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS
From Washington.

Frsr OR Or-s CorTryc-S-L
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1859.
The movement looking to the acquisition OF Cuba
is REGARDED here BY all parties as q mere election
eeripe dodge. 1t is a desPersts attempt BY Demo
CRITIC |, aders TO rai,e nos issue with which -
divert public affection FRI m their wretched mis-
management of the national flsDces aud from tue
embarrassing question attending the revival OF tue
African sl,ye trade Tney bave ros the slightest
hope Of acquiring Cubs, either By purchase or
force, and laugh openly 10 private at The iouS oil
expecting Spain tn rel!pquish her most valuable
province. Ire movement is 8 hGmbug; trsn'-
parent the last device of baied and despair
ipe polilcians They wish to get up popular asi'
tston for the acquisition Of Cuba, and then charge
upon tie Republicans the inevitable failure OF the
attempt 10 acquire.
Thelr recent Senatorial caucus was shsm-the
mere cloak of cut snd dried prceramme-the OBJ
Jet Of it being to fix public attention upon the
matter. The caucus affected great secresy, but
written account Of tie proceedings was handed to
reporter soon after the meeting dissolved and the
Senators themselves have since taken pains make
it public, being apparently totally unconscious oil
the stIociiy Of their propositions Their speeches.
reported by themselves sound like the plottinss OF
bsndi,t or Of pirates planning the seizure Of some
rich town. Mr.. Broderick sad. On hearing an sc'
couot OF the caucus, that i. reeesibled the meeting
Of a gang OF burglars.
The Hou.a CcIamt.ee q" Ml'.- ~ ...ieeS
upS.imou.y to day TO report bill paying Masss-
ohusctts her ong-pebdiDs claim 70; the balance due
on moneys advanced during the war o 1872. Tns
result is due 10 toe peIscveriog eots OF Mr.. But
hntOn.
The embsrrassments Of the Treasury still ia
crease. The Chairman OF the Committee on Ways
and Means now thinks thar a loan of $4,000 OVO
vii be wanted. Last week lie though. that
Sl7 coo, 900 would DO.
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uousE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of Mr.. PHELPS lMo.l, e was received
that during the ensuing two weeks from to dsy, it
sta j be in order i the Committee of the Whole on
the State OF the Union TO take till o'clock
FOR general dehGte oDiy.
Mr.. STEPHENS lGa.) moved that Tuesday, Wod.
resdsy and ThuIs!ay Of mex, week be set apiIt Tor
the cObtijeTRtiru OF Territorial business.
Mr.. MORGAN N. " objected, unless provi.o
l. attached y at subjects in regard 10 the sion o.
Low States 10 exc,uced.
Mr.. STEPHENS remarked tina. that wouA be for
tie majority 81 be III use 10 determine.
Mr.. MORGANThcn l object 10 the Introduction Of
the resolotioD.
Mr. nORRIS H. announced tie dean OF Mr.
Harris Of tina; State proroancins euogy oa lis pri
vafe and public worth.
Mss'rs. CLARK N. Y > LAMAR (Mss.1 WASH
BtRNE III, ADRIAN y. J.j. and STEWART
md ADDED tteir tful tbutss. Tie usasi r. go
lut ols Of rcspsct were passed, ard tEe H5use az
icCTEed.
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tn, Cl,relond PlaindeaIer proposes TO got Cubs
BY swapping off New-Eneland FOE il. But this
pIoIosilleD, hOaeyer at fret sigh; it might be
supposed that the South would jump at it, could
not THAT section Of the Union be ent srtaiDed 70.
q moment. New.Eng'and, thorn as size is in the
si6e of the South, is altogether too valuable and
useful to be- parted with for dozen Cubas. Diff.
cult aid uncomfortable as our Southern friends
find IL TO live win New England, they would fad
il stil more difficult aud Uncomfostsolc 10 live
without her. Not only il the South entirely dc.
pendent upon Ncw-Eu. land for ice, hay, potatoes
bro.an., po ~, bces, rocking chairs, a-d Yankee
lotions withou: number; t is only by means of
conttant iwyoItstols from New-Engllnd that the
South Ia able 10 keep Up its supply of t.aclers
preachers, lawyers, doctOrs, editors, and even of
politicians. The peculiar institution, and the
special policy Of the South, would have lacked some
OF IFS most puffy apd alkaline, yet, in spite Of the
alkal, the soure,t of is defenders, had
not New.Eusland so literally supplied the
dough out of which they haze been kneed 4. There
is Albert Pike, fer instsnce, that eloqren. de-
rou1cer in al Southern Commercial CoDyeatons
Of the policy of imPortationS from tie North-hin-
self on importation from Massachusetts,. We haze
now on our table, awaiting further notice, very
learI I'd treatise, entitled Southern Institutes"
dessred to convert the heretics of New-Englind
70 faith in tie moral, political and highly rel sous
character OF Slavery and the slave trade, written
by ore George S. Sawyer who styles himself in
his ii;'e.,ase Il member OF the bsr o! Lou;.iaal,
but Nho, in bis preface, informs those doubling
readers whom he is s5ou. TO convert 70 Southern
ideas b. bis learning and his logic, tbs. be "was
born snd reared 70 the verge Of manhood in =
"Ne %-EDslsni State, and educated a. one Of her
oldest colleges" Teen there is the ssgacious
Sena.or Hammond Of South Cstolins-ildebtel,
probably, for bis ssgscity no. much to his South.
ern birth and educatioa-seldom productive of slch
4 result-.s to TIE fact that lie is the son Of
Massachusetts, bricsl8yer.
But il il no. merely 10 those cons Of Neg.Ea-
gland who enigrate to tie South that 81 e.ernL
debt of gratitude is due from tie sla5ehOdius sec
ton. Scarcely is that section less indebted 10
other New Enslanders who continue at home
There was the la;e Mr.. Justice Woodbury., for in
stance. who, when q Senator from New Hsmp-
,tire, did Do. mind being compared 70 Judis Is
CARROT, when he interrupted the pohti,al harmony
Of the twelve Stbators from New England BY going
over 70 tie Sou,h--a service on bis part duly Sc
lrOwledsed afierwsrd b. his appointment fret as
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Sc,etsry Of tie Tre.sury sod thea ssa JddEe Of
the suprrne Court. Another strikieg illustration
of TIE same sor, is to be foand 10 tne
case of Mr.. Teucey, Who, having served the slave
ho1e rs 10 the death in the Senate OF the United
Stater, now etjys his Postsupcds reward IN tnas
DouLbface's heAscn, the Prsid-nts Cabinet.
Wko more jealous in the service Of the South
not 20 Dwell on such small specimens ss Berjim
+. Hal, 1t ard the col ors Of IT,, Boston Post ani
Tie Boston Csuitr-than FaDklln Pierce, Caleb
Gushing and the Rev y, hemi,h Adams, ID. D.,
to say ching Of Mr.. DOuglss-whose position, 70
ccuiess the truth is 81 this moment little equiyo-
cal: not that We would be thought 70 uodervslue,
BIZ fsilns to mention teen, tie good will OF
Dir. Rufus Choste, Nr. William Appleton, aud
offer recent Iunaways Of thst clas, from tie
reors and Ensticsm OF NeR-Ensliad dlsci-
pine At tho came time, it is only far to admit
that in goirg over TO the Slave Democracy they
have CT atty strerg ,hened no doubt unlntention-
ally on their part Nes.England Republicinism, BY
pureirs IT of that o5.Iu.ively aristccratc &c
ment which has ever been the weakness aud the
stumbling block Of New-Ebelsnd politics.
Suppose Cuba added to the Union, and erected
into two or even three Slave States, can anybody
pretend that the accession 10 the slsyedtvi1g sec
ton Of Congress Of few dull and lazy Spanish
MEMBER, some of them perhaps, with negro blood
in their veins could at all make up for the loss OF
all those cute and active Yankees who, If New
England were passed ever to Spain, would at once
rtnou1ce Professionalism, profess tbemselves de-
won't Catholics, and start of TO curry favor 81 the
Court Of Madrid, or 10 offer their services to tue
Spanish L quisirionl
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TiE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1850,


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IT, PR CrsT IyTEREsr rs Ono.-The bill 70 70
real tie Ten Per Cent Interest Lac % Ohio aod e,tab
lish seven PEI cnt rate, was lost IN the House by
tbeyo,, Of TIE Democratic Soylocss. Three ff.hs Of
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