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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
Illinois legislature.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Jan 4, 1853.
Especial oispstcb to me P,eo f.om Sprin gti,d
tie II pubcaUs Of both Houses sbsented themselves,
breaking up quo'nm. Mr. Morrison, anti Lecomp-
Il Den oca oad previously been eettsd Speaker Of
the House. TIE Democrats ~efe to III set last Dc hi
70 nominate Mr. Dcugasto Ieelec ion 10 the Senate.
sECoSD DISPATCH.
Another r. ecal dispatch drec 81 to TIE Press says
II at MIR. DOuel ANONYMOUSLY nominated by tho
Democratic caucus sro that resolution indorsing toe
Aoni, istra'iop, introduced by Mr.. Mntin from an
antrLecOmIt0D District, was tablcd.
CIScISSATI Tuesday,, Jan. 4, 1859.
A special di-patch 10 The Commercial says that the
Legislature Of Illinois convened at Spricgd I'D ycstrr
day. The Democrats uui I'd in regard to the S5nstO
rial que tion, and d hid on SATURDAY,, It,
which the election should take place
on Wednesday.
Two afternoon attempts were made yesterday to
orRnrze, but the Republicans refused to stteod On
ly temporary organization gas effected. This move
bal!Otng.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Tuefday. Jan. a. 1852
Both HOUSES Of the Legislature org inized to-day
The Governor Message will 10, be read uItl to-
morrow.
The House fixed tomorrow st .. m. for the Joint
s. esioD to elect Senator. The eltire Democratic
Deb cation met in caucus lat night ard each member
pledged himself Individually TO vote for the reflection
Of Mr. Douglas.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Jso. 4, 1852
A spt cal dispatch to The CONNIE eiai from Spring
field this evtDirg, Gays that Mr.. Douglas was formally
uparimou.ly nominated by the Democratic caucus last
right and that the Republicans appearing in bob
Houses this morning, permanent org sniz alton was
effected.
The House passed joirt resolution TO go into
joint Convention to elect United States Senator TO
morrow afternoon. The Senate will concur in the
resolution in the morning.
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THE SNOW-S7O9M.

Srch snow.sorm as v.ited US aud our neighbors
yes,eid.y uaies ono believe in Wiuter. IL iupeded
tire .sriossiy, 10 care, steamboats, ar loot.
Toe steamer Plymouth Rock, OF the S'oningtOn
route to Bos,on, lett Stobipgon about III clock on
Monday at FOX ibis city, but vas compelled to
anchor eff sapd's Poiot about ocl,ck yesterday
moihug Until u when she made fre-h start AID
reached tersttor'y after ~, aed -ft sg-io - 81
p. u. for Stairetor. Sc passed the stssmers Van
oeib'lt .hd Empire State ch So, brock ut ocock
yesterday nxrrig, b, uud eAst~mo.
TIE e. amer Conlrnc We .lth let Aliens Point for
Nea-YoIk 90 Monday night. bot GA r'aching New
Lon don. toe storm severe it was concluded to
proc, I'd bIber ut,il it abatsd, aud up tn O'Clock
p. m. ye,taosy ste rmsired 1T Nes-Londou. tho
vito beg then very boist.rous ard the snow fslieg
fast. 1t ws expected Lo~ever, that ste would get
II 10 the evening. The stesr er Couosci,ut of tho
Ncrsct lire Which left here on Mordsy afternoon,
cane TO snd or Of Hart t.l,nd where she remaoed
at II O'Clock O. IN. yesterday.
Tee me- State If Msue Of tie al River route,
due tere yesterday morning, bad not arrived a.
&C tk last evening" nor bad tbs sgetts received auy
uerks respecting her. No beat oi tina NE coase'
qu-pfly lett tere iaet evening.
The st,smrr Elm City woich usually Iesves New
Haven Mt p. ID for city, did not venture on. OF
lon Moleay evening; but .xps ted " tart q.
~ ,et uaf hour ngtt. The steamer Champion,
Il Il New Haven line, lett ~ q O'Clock on Mon
cay Atte'Ltor, hut oIy got % Fsr ea CIV Bay Shere
sh- ppelrd to anchor mil the storm aoated,
oh Ut II och ok yesterday, when she steamed back to
tits city and arrived q. her dock shortly after ron.
Fer uiper deck war covered With ,pow TO the depth
u ala VI two feet. Her officers report that viii lying
n, arc yesterday, within few sutdred feet Of toe
sh,re was pos~ bic it, 10 cons quence OF the
snos falling ~ III tx.
TIE esuer Bridgeport failed to make her regular
up ye-trcs! mornpe. bot was eIpscted to leave last
everug for tts city, order 10 90 cut ag Aia soms
the to-d.y, be, regular DAY from heie.
TIE stesm.r Corfdebc. of Norwsls did not go out
yes,s'tay account of the ttorm and will not poE
leave until tomorrow, when abe viii make her last
TIP for tie seA@op.
Tie steamer George Law, which has piled durin
TIE past seaoo between this city and Nortrpor, l..
lsoieo of Cd Moresy.
Tie Il. amer mech Dean Of the Flussitg route did
rot venture cut yesterday morning.
The scrm /. repr. serted ~ Lave been uns1ually
sev.r- On Lotg LAND Sound.
The staies Llsrd bosts failed TO make their 6rst
u-usi 'rp Yesterday morning. account CT the Storm
TIE stem er Psssac If the Ns~-BruIswick, N. j.,
rsute ,esctsd this city yesterday. but did MT retan
ard she viii rec be I.c up for tho season.
The Ehzstettpo't ferry boat made all the regular
t-p-, a!tbocEh nse.rshy behina tine.
The ,tesoe r ?. smith Of the H.vsr.tr-~ rolte,
Cd rot set Il CT, uni l' oclock yesterday Iaorn
" z, sbou, t~evr hou'- beb,pi ne, rrsu'.r me-.
Ire saAue. wnicn ei.es tetween .hls city srd soata
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SALE OF PEWs IN PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The annual sale o. pews in Plymouth Church, Brook
yn, of which the Rev Henry Ward B.eccer Is pastor,
took pls last evening 1. Yves a,tencso by large
sseubIy If Isde and grt.eG.sn and tue usual scene
Of nuth AID eIc.temeLt Of such OCCASIONS. The
BIDDING througtou, was spirited. and the premiums
weie over double in amount realized at the sale lst
year.
Al o'clock Mr.. BEEcHER appeared on the platform,
ard said:
| am requested 10 cal the Getting 10 order and TO
uoke the customary ipeech. Laughter The gen
tliaL who To ofc a;e auc,iooeer to-nis nt tMr
PlIIebuIyJ is man Of great modssy, and therefore,
wishes NE 10 read the conditions tcr ntm ana Tor
yourselves:
E.eh pew sI.d vslua.on and ii. ea0is Of all IN tbs
bevss without reservation for sev'a. occupants 70 as
L. sr sea. ,slurion, and 70 offered to d. high
biz pr-a.u above Tat vsiuston The s-ats are
sai ss BY The '''' 1'i' ''' ~ the 's"' ".'' ''' NC
s.Der snS ia all. the wb.Ie J-.r in advance.
III, and will the s,h: % r. * .oy
pre- account ~ 0r'ssas Lessee zee f<H' A''
psd = sh . ihiI, es. st.r eecoUins due.
No BAD vii b. soesf'ea iron, g o.s IN re. III y. ,,,s
tie pubic renting OF st any time thefsshsf Tor ICES
III sat. AZ. rented with urasn.ardns that
oeo.d at e o-or- she commensurate Of
r..usr stten ,st Il eIp-tsa to rent SIT
erdsr toe l.ise eusIt expenses NAY be a'' by
III. ZOO. b. morning in J.ua.,y. .e.r the
rrte rsp..1f fcn To ocAet "a "a ss,-tosy ese1ns4
lr.m .elock aud sii D. IN Ht-adsace rem.
t.ps aid s.si. Ms 90 receive pay nsEts Of rent
2, oiorr cfthe Ira,ees-
Mr. BIIcHER tiesunii g)-Of . rental Of $4,000
lat year there not s gle rtaibg bu, what hsd
b, RI sllsc,ee. Alo- me congr stnate you the
~, sp-r'iy cf the chsTch lat y.4r both temporarily
sLo sp:nfsaly. We saye MAYER be sols to oreseot
such r,y,, will b. pf-s,utet Of tois church and
s.ae'y - Ibuisd-y Ie,'; and by The way. sIi nos
eal y,yI afi-bi the FAC. that b. aEsuzl ceotGs
T. liz, iG,s,ss # te s-eisty 81 take place at thrt
,!Ue A. Il will nys guy b neslae 10 rsl Ill -
lie h1slc,s slsI;s oi to Society, d., the qaes1a
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The California Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY Jan. y 1913.
The Overland Mail, with dates from Sau FraociscO
to the 10Th of December, foor days later, has arrived
here. Three through passengers came with the mail.
A rich quartz vein had been discovered ID suburbs
OF Sab trsIcitco.
The news from Fraser River wa more favorable.
The last steamer from Victoria brought - 600 in
gold.
Gen. Harvey designed opening military roads be-
tween the various military posts in Washington Ter
ritoTy.
The news from Salt Lake says that the U. s. Mar
shal had been pre- vebted from serving process on
Brigham Young by the guards of that worthy, and
that il was expected Judge Sincl r would Coll upon
the military to enforce the Ordrse Of his Court.
-Four buidred troops had left Camp Scott TO guard
Gov.rnmen; apimas winteriDg in the valleys.
BusLe ss at San Fran ssco vas dub.
The passengers report meeting MIR. Pardee the ex-
~. o. man 800 miles beyord III Paso, eleven days out
lie woulc probsbly make the trip in seventeen days.
Ben McCuiloch was at III Paso en- route to q asymas
Sonora.
The Commancbes lurking around the mai
stations in Threatening maurtr, and had already shot
Of rome Of the mail oompanys men, while hauling
water.
The Apachcs were friendly. About 400 of them were
epc4mOtd at the Apache Pass.
The ship Henry Brigham, from New York, had ar
rived at San Francisco.
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Of The ne. church may ooas Up. AN desired 10 re-
ceb ueucso calhUe ft< hsds for choice Of sesS, 10
napIer ~hob ,stoksncd familiarity 9TH tho busi-
n.ss. hny s@,,sr' ~ss 6r., .fferd Ns ssao ..t:
, .s s . s .sa s ssi , s,,ss l g., 'is sa
tine va, krocAed do.s to M. Cl.ain, Of the
6im Of Claim Il Melep, at q Freeman Of ser.
m,kD tho sggrsgsie rcut Il the pc Sse y aas arn
Tbi: wee one Of two pess %. rent u .bcl .s' dset
subsequently purchases the second ct premiaa of
$h5 The ,scoca cnoicc vas sccor led to Mr. ii. &.
Bo~.r, of he iim Of Bowen McSsmee, 4. . pre-
MUM e 500, making the agstegs'e Tent $Oo. M.
james Ere lag took the tniid II SIS. Mr.. Benedict
The ioaith ~ So. The premiums cootisusd 10
vary nom $50 To so, and In some Instances,
two arc three BIDDERS o,sined the pew Knocked
do~n at CIV N price, when toe oadiog IS r-"os ed
with unn.nsl viyrr Ut al there was co longer any
copbt. Wbet the % &c p@ws below 10 bees mostly
sold, g. pteusn paying So preGla N selected peg
Ne 23 n the gallery, fronting the pulpit mkias the
Sis Nc. 81 rear the pulpit w.s knocked d,sa
at premium Of SIS Mr. Beecaer foe his father The
y.reIcbe Dr.. Lyman Descher. Toe CD. Ice gallery
ats bioOpb Irenuvs vsIyipg from - 10 $ho.
The premiums tr Ir,du ally 70 b.lo~ 81. aad sfsn
To selos sac. Boz evicst tina. the denssd tor
seats was greater than the supply, even u the oigu
premiums paid At the asses sed rates the aggregate
tent of the wtcle Of the pe~s was about $4,000.
There hos never bo.ore been such a rush for paws
in Ply onth Chorch with. sssd last evesiog.
The msprer in which the Society aud ito pastor are
decsymg, may be realizes ny glance al the ssIo,
o. rsther rental Ut the PEGS, whcn took plscs lsk
evening The whole sDoupt resi- zed for reuts tw the
year 1850 was $2i6i2 20, exceeding by over 4 ,0oc
The sup for WI icr the same seats were rented lass
year The premiums paid we've, in a majority 1T
CAGES two to four tines tie assessed value ot reats
for the year. The average prices were $lso Ia SlW
A In, &c nun Der IN witboo, psws. aud much in
COZ vepierce and dis ppciI tmert Suffered Ia cosse
qoepcc. TIE sale closed at II o'clock p. m. Every
e at was let.
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.


There beiug 10 qaoru,u there was u call OF the
House ADD quorum oh'aiosd.
On motion VI Mr. BERNulSEL, the ComDittee on
Tent. Ties ed to ioquife into the expedi
ency of providing for the completion of the Territorial
CaptAl e Utah.
Mr.. JOHN COCHRANE IA. w. presented petit
tiop fIuu, he Csnal Bjsni Tor appropriation for
the bikes and bcrs connection with the canals OF
the State Of Nos York.
Variou. 7, ports presented from the Standing
Conn itees, INCLUDING the folio wing:
BY Mr.. COMlNS Macs M king an appropriation
for "a. ia. pIovcuedt If taa haIhor Of Bostoa.
BY Mr. WASHBURN ttil)-The Seos'o bills making
appropriations Tor toe improvement Of the mouth vi
3llsroAee River sid Chicago iaroor.
BY Mr.. FAULKNER Va The Senate bill pro-
dg iof The psSuent OF tie clsims Of Name Tor ex'
Ie,ss curco ny tnst State In organizing regiment
kr the Mexcsp wei.
NJ. DAVIS (Mass.) introo uced bin providing that
invalid seancn may receive an annual stipend from
lie Government AID reside with their friends, when
they Al al 30 ,lect stead OF living q. Asy luI
Nj. CURTIS iowa asked, but failed TO obtain
cons ut 10 ioro duce JOINT resolution providing for
eomnss on OF Moub.Is OF Congress and Army officers
70 revise The Militia an Amy Laws.
On N o,i m Of Mr.. PHELPS Mo-. the House went
into G, mittee Of the Whole on the State OF the
U,icn vn the lDdian Appropriation bill. without
conAirg TO COZ cusion, TIE Committee rose ana the
House aoiouIrsd.
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THE MISSIONARIES FAREWELL

A farewell meeting was given last evening in the
splets ID rev & flee If the NJ L. Church. the corner
of Fcmth avenue and Twepty-ssccnd street, to the
MIS-, or s,es leaving for the gold country in British
Couu bis, on the Pacific coast A lsmad bat caoics
audience a.sembed. Aitsr prayer by Francis Hell,
esq, Of The ". Y. Commercial Advertiser. the Rev.
DR.. McClintocb, tie Chairman, introduced tho Mis-
sionares ss foo~s: The Rev. Dr. Green, ,sideut
Of the Canada Wesley an Conference; tho Rev. DIR.
Evans. Snperirterdett Of the proposed Mission, and
the Rev. Mess,s. White, Robson and BroSniug, oil OF
~hom bav, lsbor,d Ia the Canada Conicrcnce Ut the
Wesleyan Cont ctor. The Missionaries are expected
10 leave tie CRY to-day by the steamer Illinois for As
Arer prayer and bendction those of the audience
,lsi t,lt inclined, gave the missionaries a personal
far, WELL and the gathering slowly dispersed.
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United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. =, 10

WAsnIsGToS, Tuesday Jan. =, 1872.
No. 1. The propeller Niagara, &C., Anse d. Cobo'
clsiu ant It a., sgt. Joseph IL. Cordas, and
No ). TIE came agt. Lester sexton ct aL-Appeai
from United States Court Of Wisconsin. Justice CHI
ford delivered the opinion of the Court, afrmng the
decree Of said Court, with costs aud iateIests.
No. - Thomas Legeeit, jr.., ct al, agt Benl.mnn
g. UunpLreys-App.ai frsm United States Court for
the south, rn Dstiict OF Mississippi Justice Daniel
delivered the opinion Of the Court, affirming the de-
cree Of said Court, with costs.
No It's. Edward III. lverinere ct al. asl. SlePneIt
Waterman It al. Appeal from United States Court Of
tie southern District VI New. York. Justice Wsyoe
delivered the opinion of the Court, Affirming tho de-
cree OF said CoaIt, with costs.
No. 81; Reuben Middleton agt VIM MasreT. oase
submitted ON record, and printed argument for the
defendant. A.
No. 35 The United States agt John a. Suffer. Az
gumeIt commeLosd for appellants.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY ELEcTIoS.-rhe annual cleo
ton of officers of the Historical Society held sx
eyenr e abo other business matters disposed Of
The Hon. Lutter Bradsb President, in the chair.
He ced tina, the Society had received al exact
copy OF the equestrian statue Of Gen. Jack-on by
Mills. A Unionsavina letter accomPai ying the
ssaiuee was read and the tanks Of the Socsly
rendered to the donor, Mr.. o. 3. X. Peck.
Mr. DEWITT If Albany sent water-color drawings OF
TIE original steamer Of FulioD, made by him from
memory, end letter containing many pleasant ren:n-
iscences Oft
Tie Society was formally declared to be free from
debt Upon tho fling Of this declaration, tho building
Of the Society becomes exempt from execution. Tae
old Ulcers were then uoaninou,ly elected. follows:
Pr,sid.t Luther B.sdhI Is. vic~Pr.sdsut Thomas Do
Gore, pending Secretary Edward Robinson. Dsa.aio
Cores popcrg scfesry smuei O'so.d Recording SEQ
r,tu, andrew Wsner, Treasurer, William Chaascey Libra
risn. Georss Henry Moore.
TIE Executive Committee, through Augustus Schell,
presented the srtual report, from which I. rppsss
that there 800 paying members GU! Of about
1850 honorary, corresponding aud resident members.
TIE Committee oepore tho loss If Judge Duos and
the Hon. b. +. Butler The credit side Of the Socis-
iy's ledger focts up 1858 30; tho debit aide.
s., f2O 80.
The President, In . few remarks, return ID thanks
for bis reelection. Gov. Morgan, X. c. WisthfoP.
ard many Ofer were elected mentors, honorary,
resids Ut and corresponding. Mr.. Henry Cruser Vac
scback then read paper on Henry Cougsr, the oo-
league OF Edmund Burke In tho British Psriisnsot.
IL evnoed great research and must be exceedingly In
teresiipg TO TIE entire Cruaer family.
The presentation by number Of atie, Of picture
Of DR.. +. X. Kane, pa Jted by Thomas Hicks, To the
Soo.ty, wss announced by the President, aud els-
qoeDtly responded to by the Rsv. d.. Hssks Tue
thsrks Of the Society voted to the ladies, ard 70
Mr.. Hicks
The Society then, sft<r tho ordinary refreshments.
Adjourned.
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NLW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE. .ALEASr. Jan 4. 1853.
The Senate csilsd - orr er a. II O'clock. The
Lieut.. Gov eruOr Robert Campbell. to' k bis -est
Mr. Pfc-eer ffon, the AXAIss District, was s~orn
in.
90 tshing the chair the PRESIDENT said:
sEsaTots: upop the hsrt- oftb- dnes s.vclFet
H. tEsscips c.r Of ibis sen,,- with tus Dit,a
kbo laws ming -saafise afiso
the @, a-io' OF nv Fu 8
Lfdetce sns r--p-ct By emf rcss 9Th isIs-'
nit part sueh iuls asSpt TT TSar own
go<srr msItss Iuid~
IHO.try yoUr ssseoce to overlook any errors m,y
tn- lave res rr.d. VITA l~h e. aesv
o pat DTomT. f oPArsssD snd al a.
fySsst seu.tor ap,sE ur5cr aud oscptga In
'cIss 20 preserve the srrs~u; efn
Of tie Leshstve tool tu,i tia. oS ioiSrnoorse
b.Tr oniy be pleVa,t hu. 'hE lAsop may re-
sol, 70 .sn,ft 81 ire teopie Of It's stats-
Committee stIe tten appointed 10 vat on ths
Governor end Assembly and INFORM them that the So
rate bad Organized.
Mr. OWEN 90 question Of privilege brought NJ
tie mstteT e NJ. Mad. vles seat, aod slated ira.
evidence he'd bee, preserted Ia him that Mr. M,pde
viIl+ seat had been vacated ana successor 81 ot"d
After a spirited di-culoon the sut-ct va referred
~ Special Committee, milton oe Mr. SPiNOLA.
Recess for IL minutes.
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FIRES.
piRv IN BROADWAY,


About o'clock last evening ire broke out 10 the
large building known as the Eoo House,. corner OF
Broadway aid T.eoty.'bud street, add but for IL
early oi covsry would have proved very disastrous.
TIE flames speedily exiting ed by the hrsmsn,
and tie damage sustained will not exceed $50. This
building 10 10 Of completion for hotel pnrp SEA-
The io was occasioned by the careessness Ut pu nh
erp who had been at work the premises, In leaving
their furnace upon the hoor. -
FIRE GREENE STREET.
AtIOI O'Clock night fire broko out in tho two
story building No. 2o5 Greene street, occupied by j..
McGadr,ck borse-shoer, ard T.. o Conner, as q car
p.pter-shop. The fire In the latter plsoss
and is aid to have been the work Of ncendisry.
Damal about slG0
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sojourned.

ALLEGED HrGBwAY RoBBzRr.-Ons Pet Hris
lat ev. ning having in bbcd freely, took stroll to the
ccrrer Of Ami,y AID Wooster streets, locality whore
females If oose morals apt TO promenade While
standing ., the two youths observing that Pet
ives somewhat 1" obiusticatsd," knocked him down
and robbed Pat of watch worth 80. Pat jumped up
end grabbed ors Of them, named William Kdisg.
when be was knocked down again, and the alleged
thief took to bis heels, but ovsraken BY Ssrgent
Dhks Of the Fifteenth Ward and locked up. Tho fsl
low who stole the watch escsped.
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TER "TorcH" GAAs.-L MS bloomfield, coun'rJ-
man Iou Oh o. On 9 visit TO New York, fell IN wan
wtnAa en- the sIeet tire ether evsrug, who e',iced
him a. ar 90 tie eoor Of her residence s6ich a. No.
SIS CIR I'll witch street where be stoPPed de.bera'g.
Sued,rly size cred cut, " Here toey coons-ihey are
sfer us ard raE iItotSe Lous-. On turning ~ leave
he d,.eov.rd that his watch goee aud 70 in me-
d,A,ely w.rd.d bis way to tie Fsta Ward s:s''oa-
Bcuse, ubtn Officer Bulnsr sccerpeni.d Dim to tire
house ed r,oe grized TIE girl ss III old offender who
bad been OF b-fore toe ,isyrg sGiii,r trick. B'"@-
r. ID vCoyeIed It's watch, sai E-sn has gone To the
Iemle.
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ASSEMBLY.


TIE Assembly was called 70 oder by Mr. DAVID
WILSON, Ctik If the late Assembly.
TIE oath o! flee was tLen administered by the
Secretary of State TO the members elect, wac sub
scrsled 10 the Coa,iiiniiOa
Or II 2 ii q ballot DE WITT &. LTTLEIOHN
waa elected SteSksr. Ga taking the char he -a'd
GksTItsts Oh IHE As.sasLY-rh- hos o'ab- pOsoa ,oa
base uieIied msik If 6deaoe wsch highly
D.. for wGch siDcef- aid sIaeiai ac-
IL sin b. constants vsSrayor d..
otsfe the dlt incident Ite chs 70 reta as; 60 D.
d. -net your s,teer just and nPsft.l prrsdins
oceT In ssDs uyse 10. Tespotsis te- OF th Psce
corfoehty The AID sid 'uPpstt winch 20 o..cnt
the pres of the good and d-cru stci
rive tish AID ~ enio'le n. r-pu.tion OF
legislative body In portrait ssufes sf-ctlF tbr Preset
ard future Of Ste win eeu and cars
sti.In 1t tt..-oI- desye ogts-lve, q tne oonsa
.rs,cu ID 'hs oefy srd soubd judgment 81 ioA ns.- s
the appreciation Of intelligent community cSsias
Hin b. q al power know-dz- ,r tbs. -isiou
which direct sTgot ia d-se stoas We are
rspred 20 proceed win the bGsu ess of tee s,ssoa
W. Richa,d,oo wss elected Cleik; ID. NJ. Prescott
Ser,ssut-,i.Arms; George &. DeDris, D0orkeeper
ard joseph Boil Of Erie, Fret Assistant D0oIheeper
The Governor Message was then sent in.
The Evtn, s. ssion consumed by tbs Members
drawing .or ee5's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
The Bennett Divorce Case.

NEw-HAvEs, Com Tonsi.y Jaa. !. ISJ9.
Jrdee Waldo this evening granted the application
Of Mary A. Benfeit for a divorce from George Ben
nett and assgsed to her the cutoy OF tae ctiliren
three in rumb. with the Of $1,000 aliunosy to DO
raid within GU days. The Judge vas severe upon DR..
%. unett and some Of his ~itoesses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
New-Hampshire Republican State
Convention.

CoScoRD, n. H., Toe-day, Jan. 4, 1859.
The Convention held here to-day ore Of the
laTaest ever he'd by the Republicans of New-Hsmp-
sire, notwithstanding storm Of unprecedented vo-
Lnos prevailed. The whole vote for Governor WAS
49, of which Ichabod Good vim received 36S scstter
ing, 5.
Adsms T xicten, Ct Milan, was nominated for Rail-
road Commission
Speeches we're made by N. B. Bryant, Presiden', on
tak'pg the chair, aad by IT. Hackett Of Ports
mouth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
Later from Honduras.

BosTos, Tuesday, jan. 4, 1859.
Ttebnk Csrib, Capt Freern.n, arrived 70 day from
Omoa November q, and Tru,iilo December 10.
Everything quiet g. Honduras, and nothing
whatever was known of toe fuibu.ter movement.
The story relating to a fosioa Of fibusters with the
people Of Honduras is wholly ~itbou. foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

The EIGHTEENTH WARD WoNAs SHoorIso CASE.
The woman Brown, the al eyed keeper Of dsssps-
table bouse in Ereteepth street. and who vas acoi-
csntally $40, by William El'woith few days slscs,
lie ying In very precsrous state. The ball hes not
vet been extracted. Brown and Ellsworth, It u
stated, had quarrel in Phlsdepbis in regard 10 her
sosrt time AGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05
pcnusy,yania legislature.

HARkisRuRG, Ia, Tuoscay Jan. Z, 1877.
The Dsn.o 81 stic caucus of toe senate hsve noni-
hated John CIes sell OF Blair Tor Speassr and the
Ap,iicabs anu Republicans Glenn W. sjJhsd,
TIE House assembled this mornins. The Senate
meets thus afternoon.
HARaIsBuRe, Tuesday, Jan. +-r.n.
The House has elected w. c. Lawrence, OPPoti'ion'
Spesler.