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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

PoLrrcAL RELIsiON 1t is said that every Episcopal
clergyman Charleston has omitted the usual prayer FOR
the President Of the United States Perhaps they have
neglected TO read Of late, the "a Of the ID chap
Ter OF Pauls first apostle 20 Timothy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

TINE yoE AL THNes-H our correspondent wi! r.
fer to the local column Of the Wing Of December l5th,
past year he will fad that We did not commit ourselves
20 the republication Of the tact referred 10 We have
our own opinions about the proprety Of fomentng
adding exctemcnts and shall be governed by them,
until convinced that We are wrong.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
IHI FkosFtkItt OF hIltLhuNuI-
nnhlshed a HarrlsoaburE. avs!


published At HarrisOaburg, says'
There are but lev places IN the eountey that rea
" more prosperous than Richmond city. Whilst there
last week we informed that there no less than
six hundred buildings going upFhsre nov, and the CRY
il sill foe more Richmond on yht to prosper. Indeed
thre l. no reason Why she shouldn't become the great
manufacturing Emporium Of America. No one Who has
not locked carefully into the matter, has anv idea Of
she waste Water-pOser afforded az Richmond The va
Ter can be used five times 10 feet wheels before t
reaches the level Of the river below aud there il enough
OF t 90 turn al the machinery in America it it were
properly controlled We desire the day when The
w1oe Of this power shall be used % profit IN tie
minufacturo Of everything needed for American
Sumption add viii doibt that &c viii be 80 used
when the Canal il completed 70 the OHIO River atd
= cheap outlet thus opened the great vest for
manufactured articles Bui when viii this be- That is
the question. The citizens OF Richmond sSnguiue
that such a rGsllt viii be STAINED within yery ~
years We hope 20, Ia the meantime, the Coviug.ou
AID Osio Rtlrsl w be stretching iis 5risrisn arms
out 10 grasp the trade OF the mighty Wesi aud secure t
as the prizs Of Virginia. Tier Richmond Nil gr0S
apace AMI begin b enjoy that degree Of prosperity which
SO so richly deserves"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
DDUCArrON.
js.iCH6.oL 0E H. pliEISlGN -. 81,

--ss t-':.5i =. =
Virginia : -. sssSi -
TtE aboTe SCHOOL vi ps @ ihs OF me
III CHAkICB' n TIIOTk ~ on gOSDAl noVer PET
igat7P n anil On eAeh W. w,kpaEspAi AM ki1
ina 6Ssvpgh sSAolsis saq esisl Ia
w Teras sppI 70 VI o nESaek, yho WI hs lshes
room the evenings Of TnesoAy murray ana hardyo @
week OK 70 he Commljee.s a,ynx,, 49, ,,,r
I"1nn AaI y; r efifssh-
nols ,1n.,.,.- -. H.. - -. JA99 krRsEl .,..l.ln
-, -, WI va, WIN rpzco.r bpy SCHOOL "A.
NJ ctch M mn street bstresn Brrad a Mar
- 81 a. a., Hondry N october She win receive few
.na on INC 20, 90 @ sss.ion Of months wis n
oolA asIttls 80 X
UTANTED.-sitnaion teach, By gentleman quail
w tssch Fnvsh Latin french, Mathematics, Rud-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
NOTICE.

IN view OF the present monetary treasure, and unwilling sub
nit TO rulnous Of interest 10 u ject pstrors N
heavy the ssle OF properly which they unwilling 10
sustain concluded terp IL iuspend payment We
imped tbs on from due regard 10 ard
he Interests those Whj have goes hard Intended r
which, have made large aiyanee.
We will payment OF on oh cations at the earliest period
compsNe vi the lneres, Of al Of which public notice will be
given We cosfdtnt prudence will b. comrc ended
We hs continue bu ress and will be aad ~ these Wiling
n submit lce aud will promptly the eees
desired by those faYoring with their psroua,e.
no2O-u DAVIS DErPRER co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

FiEs DErAEuiET At meeting Of the Fire Depart
mea, held on wednesday eyeaiug last, James Rink vas
elected hoser take charge Of the horses attached
the Steam Fire Engine and John g. Psuding elect
b. attached 70 ani attend the Steam Fse Elgne Three
h-ouen elected 70 Company A. and one 70 Compa-
HyC.
On motion Of Commander Charters, /. Was
Esso'os3 That al persons connected with the Fire
Br.tie under the former ordnance, who have not been
rseced under the present ordinance 1o ard tde
are hereby dismissed and considered as belonging
10 The Brigade under the neN organization.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
CnRRRNPONpENlK.


nEts STA The undcrs COED your fc5WcE OF your
CIV s-ous htAng yCu- views ppon ths great
Do Ideal astrg and distri the
Try Ne hs arpcsl spirit riy bel ewing that he
dsngcr Of the and all patriots the surrender OF
a. party c7uslccfa.i1ns
o.: a,rreab TO you " vor have your opinions pre-
lecture lectures such tine and place
.c0nygusutly ARA grd ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

MAroR's CoUEr -Oa Saiurday, G1Foa BIrtierr,
charged Eth attempting to persuade slave, named No
ri5, % elope sikh him from GOochllni County to the
Nar.h. aas committed until 20 morrow.
Cornelius slave Of Vim. Taley, charged with sa5bng
E1h-lim, slave Of Nicholas pzcoub. remanded Tor
tr.sl TIE wound VS. inflicted upo1 his right arm.
The charge against James Tyrcc, Of sssaltug little
boy dismissed
WIN Kugsry was arraignei for assembling Eiiz Nil
ler 10 J,Ne D.Imaus oyster cellar, Cary street. be-
tscen 9Th aud san, lev nights ogo. Tie ties imouy
SHOWED bar h- treaei Two cypi'us who were present
and attacked Dslmin and another man, who ate upvd
@, dete4d them Toe nayO, required the accus 20
give security for has good Behavior and bail for his APP
arlnce toa1swer au nictneu; Tor assault, and batter
Iae Mayor stated that his ohect n sending this 20
tAs Grsad jury, 20 bring "Rigauds row in which
the fct; took place 90 tie attention ID that boiv L
his bscols the mes. VIGOROUSLY ds5rivry locality 10
TIE city, and requires "a police surveillance.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
Law CARDS.
PROFERGIONALN OT

PROFESSIONALLY NOTICE.
MOOD BOuLDIN ard HI isa WOOD RoULDIE IT.,
Nv hSseuaed In practice Of the Law, In the counties 81
oheflcte HshfAx and hes1enbnrg. = Z. .. 4
wooo BoulDIN, Jr,, liz. q WOOD PogLDIN,s
MseLenbur e5sSs -'H Us aS county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

ME1HoDisr APpoNrusNrs- The following e a list Of
TIE appointments for the ensuing wear Ia this district
David ;. D1gse,t, p + Centenary. W. W. Bennett;
A'r.clu Missioa Ueorge W. Motley; Clay Street. T. A.
" are T. N5oeusu, Sup; Oregol-Fo be supplied;
Sidney john S. L.nsay; Broad Street. James A. Duu-
can; Trinity, Alex. G. Brozn, Rockets John W. r..
Joles. Uuion Leo. ROsser John Biyiey; Chaplain 10
Am.ss; Redmond Christian Adyocate-To be supphed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

E5REsRIoUs BLUNDEs.-The errors Of the commission
ers cf election in this Sa,e exalted into specimens
o. extraordinary accuracy when compared Wilh typo
grAptcal blulier a the oc, column OF this paper on
saturday IN a ice Of Chtistys NinStrels express
c disappsoval Of the low and disgusting caTcaturs
o. black folks by sii's iasH, and remarked that # we
could have our way, the niger" would be biushed
from the stage To great surprise, the paragraph
appeared on Saturday, with State" substituted for
thereby conveying the ridiculous idea that
favored the removal OF Cufee from Virginia Our friends
doubtless discovered tie error, and enjoyed laugh at
or exp nse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

POTATOES.
NJ HITE Mercer, Beck Ey and Peach Blow Potatoes
w CHEtSs
Pine Apple, Imitation English Goshen Cheese.
Buck wheat, Prime Goshen Butter.
Aso LOT Of sCPERloR APPLE wing per steamer this
day.
Also hand superior mountain Butter general assor
n, nj OF Groceries. SAMPSON J0hEs, Agent,
Cor. "a s;s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

BY the GOVERNOR
A PROCLAMATION.
UHEREAs sppears by The rec,lysd from the Com
w ussone ppolnsd by tbs Commonwealth sapentend
EsCoa = Electors cf Pedcnt and Vice Pres dsn Of the
Un,ed states majority Of the In said Fleeton
given for
IH)MAs RRUCE % HaiiiAx
MsRWADUkE JOHNSON % Richmond City,
LEACtL ). BOWDsN % Williamsburg,
J. j. JACKsnN ia, u wood,
D. T. ANOERSO b., % Rockhrdge,
D. ~ SHACK LFoRD. Of Fauquer,
b Caldwell, o. fho,
L. " CtANDtEd, Of Norfolk City,
JOSEPH CHRISTIAN Of Mitdl-seK,
Will lam LAMB Of Norfolk CITY,
JOHN r FDMUND3. OF HALIFAX,
JANsS LYJN~, Of tthuObd City,
RICHARD A. CLAYB2OOK. Of Northu nheIiand
" ~ ANTHONY, OF Rotetour
, W MAsStE Of -ocAbrdge.
Wherefore l. John L-tcher Govern do hereby make procla
nation have been duly elected Electors
behAf ~ The Commonwealth Of YTsalA
sident ana Vice PrrIldsn; Of the United states
rhe nccr required BY Law AZ The Capitol In the
City o. Rchm3ad the h Wednesday IA peeeaber neat,
Ing am Of the lth. BY Ock in he mOrniuS
- Givcn under my hand Governor, aud under
L. the Lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, at Edmond
49, hs SOsh day Of November, $50
~ III Govsrnrr JOHN LLrcHER
6aoaan W MUWCEb,
Secretary Of The Comnonstaik no80-dt5i
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03
Auction SALES
THIS nay.
BYENoosE a DAWsOS, Az

q NEGRoEs-Ws win Ie aGeren rne-a, OF Fraata
street. to-day, II 10 O'Clock, twelve likely hegross
AuE5- MOORE DAWSON, Auets-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

. NEGROKs-ws vii ssn IIE.y Negroes day at 10
ZsD oirlock FuLLIAM co, Auets,
Odd Fellows Hall
B-House servsn coOh wsIhers and IrOusrI for sale
priystey nyii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

The announcement, for tn. sssOn Of 1880 Si VIII be furnished
10 those Who apply asindeated. Iy6-1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
ITALIAN OPERA WINTER GARDEN.

The Winter Garden was crowded to witness the
debut of Mad. Fabbri. This lady has voice of i'm
mepse sorority in the upper register So greatis this
regard that it oveops all the force Of orchestra and
chorus To expect tie ghtness and grace Of an organ
of miIder texture along with this capacity is simply to
be disappointed ne rule. We do not think the choice
of La 7rariata udcious for the debit of this artist
The graIdiose proportions Of Lucrezia or Evira would
have fully developed her qualities.
In the first act she received great applause: in the
second very little in the third she called befme
the cutan and her tragic Interpretation of the last
sscured her an ovation. Madame Fabbri must be
viewed as dramatic singer. In this respect she makes
GREAT successes; for vocalization-decacy, volatility
ust look TO others but for the broad intense style,
abe il adspted. Sic is good actress. Into the sad
final act sbe infuscd several new readings which were
elective. Her hearty, conscientious treatment oil iier
,6le never flags for an instant In the Academy her
voice would be heard to more advantage Inan az
the Winter arden, 70 voluminous and penetrating
its quality
There will be performance 10 night; amatinee To-
morrow morning at tho Winter Garden. 30, too'
with the Academy. See sdyetfemenso OF the chanlngs
Of these harm onous rivals The sound-loying Puonc
ought 10 be saiisted with tbe.contyast. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Apr

WASHINGTON, InurBuay, Aprn IL, IcOU.
The most reliable report concerning the Pryor and
Potter difficulty is that the latter promptly accepted the
sssPe of the former to meet him outside the Districts
that duel is to be fought with rifles but that the dis
lance has not yet been agreed upon and that Mr. Ian
der of wagop-road reputation, is Mr. Potters friend
Mr.. Hindnan is Mr.. Pryor's friend
Both Pryor and Potter were absent from their homes
lat night, and neither was in the House to-day.
It's stated that the distance was fixed at $50 feet
hut to this or the description Of weapon, probably to
the latter the friends Of Mr. Pryor objected. Rumor
ssys that thereupon Mr. Potter offered the choice Of
thotted muskets or bowie knives and that here the
matter rests for the present.
The reports are 50 numerous and contradictory that
nothing can be stated with confidence as to accuracy
The affair excites intense interest throughout the city,
and some of the extravsgant in their de-
tails as to warrant the suspicion of having been in
vented to satisfy in part at least an excessive appe-
lite for the latest intelligence. Its generally conceded,
however, that there has not been as yet hostile
meeting.
Mr. Hindmsn has left for home. BIS friendly Offices
FOR Mr.. Pryor were confined merely to the intatory
proceedings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
THE Central Overland Wall.

ATCHIsOF, ThuTsday, apriI Y, IoOO'
The Central Overland Mail and Pixies Peak Express
arrived here tbs morning., bringing dates from SAT-
lake 10 tbs 9th OF March, and from Denver 70 the oo
Il April, with 200 Of gold per express and SoOOO
Is tie hands of the passengers.
Ebe reports from the mines are more favorable than
eger many ne and rich discoveries having been MADE
Tbe weather was very fine, and immigrants We're ar
fispg daily. -. -. r1;u,,o,
+bck on Friday the 9Th inst. at a. m.
IA shooting affair occurred at Rocky Ridge on the
;sIth nit. in which Lewis Hame and Joe Cady were
Killed and Bill Finley wounded. m
Where i no news of importance from Camp Floyd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
M arfyets.

BALTIMORE April l2-FLoUR arm; Howard street super.
fine held at 90 WHEAT firm and buoyanti White at 6O@
81 2i Red 81 48d$l 50 CoRS quiet ct 7Sa76c yellow,
S25a PRoysIoss steady WHISKY closed firm at 32l U6lc
PHIApELPHIA, April l2-FLouE advanced TO- and the mar
ket advancing tendency SupeThne go WHEAT
active; Red 81 asa 81 so; White 81 67aSl TO- CORK sd
yanced; sales 1900 bbls Yellow at HG75c PROVISIONS
steady. WH.sKY dull at 2lG22ta.
SAVANNAH April lL-CoTTOS firm st previous rates sales TO-
sy LAO bales , -,
CHARLESTON Apr u-COTIoh- 'Anelhg tehuehcyi sueS
70 day, eco bales ,oool, -.
KKw0RLEAxs April -CoTToE-Ssles about loOO bales at
prs yious quotations. Nothing else done ,
CSCISsATI, Ap,Il2-ELouE unchanged WhLsKf lsGlStc
Lam ledlllc MoyFY market unchanged and quiet and
TxcgAYeE scarce supply unequal to the demand Sight TX
chspse on New.YoIk, 10 to ! y cent for gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

REPrBLIcAs CAMPAIGN CLuB.-This Association
met last evening at Clinton Hall, and on motion re-
eeived delegates from the various Ward Associations
debate of nearly three hours duration ensaed upon
aresolutiOn condemnine the Young Mems Republican
Union for charging for admission 10 their lectures and
come rather severe things said both sides IL
was contended that the establishment of charges o.
admission to lectures or speeches delivered BY Rspao
can orators in violation Of republican principles.
The resolutions cOndenning the practice were hnai'
carried. sInra 0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

/ BALTIMORE, TnuTsday, ApnI II, IoUJ'
.Ihe Union mass meeting this afternoon was largely
sgended and quite enthusiastic. IL was addressed by
Citman Zellott, John p. Kennedy, William Price, j..
plnison Harris, and others. Twenty delegates were
asen 10 represent the city in the State Convention Of
~ Constitutional Union party, whish meets here on
~ I9th. The meeting adjourned TO Monument
E;Oase where Il Il now in progress. The Hon. Rch'd
W. Thompson is one Of the speakers:
The heavy rains caused cons 1erable damage on the
NE Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The banks
o. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal were submerged
Az latest accounts however the water was rapidly
fultidno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
Indiana Politics,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ia, Thursday, April II, 1860.
The representatives Of the Constitutional Union
Party of Indiana, assembled here to-day. They ap-
pointed delegates to the Baltimore Convention select
ed Central Executive Committee, and unanimously
presented as tteir choice John Mclean of Ohio, for
President and John Bell of Tennessee, for VIcePresi
dent and declared that they would cordially support any
Conservative National man, who may be nominated
by the Baltimore Convention. Richard w. Thomp-
son and John r. Hay den were appointed delegates at
large, ard one delegate was appointed from each Con-
Qressional District TO the baltimore Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
To the Associated Press.
Kansas Republican Convention.

LEAyESwoRTH, X. t., Thursday, April IL, 1860
The Republican Territorial Convention met at Law
rel CO on the. llth inst. a. c. Wilder, John A. Martini
w. a. Philips, w. w. Ross. c. w Proctor, and john
C. Hatterscbedt, were appointed delegates to Chi
oaeo. The Convention passed, unanimously, resou-
tion declaring VIM Ii. Seward the first choice of the
Republicans of Kansas for the Presidency The attend
ance was large, and the action harmonious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
inauguration of the Clay Statue.

RIcHNoND, Va, IhuFsday, April II IoOV'
he Henry Clay statue was inauggratsd To-Day S;ay
Tbe,eremonies were very imposing while ths military
dpI wss the finest ever wpSss0I Rsrbours or,ion
Vas IssterIy tribute 10 Mr. Clay. The statue is
bvsutjfu work OF art ..1 -,
The Ce,tral Bolts Club of Virginia to-day issued an
a}drets TO the Opposition throughout the Union, ug
ity the nomination of Mr. Bolts as the most available
eSndidsts thzt can be selected by the National Union
CpuyeLtion = Baltimore. The address is signed ny
nsDy promineD. gentlemen and will be extensively
circulated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
From Boston.

Boston, Thursday, April ~ 1901.
A clerk Of Burr g. Co., named Terrill was arrested
this afternoon for embezzlement He subsequently at
tempted to commit suicide with revolver but the ball.
striking the base of the skull, glanced off lodging In
his cheek.
Mr.. Thompson, who XII led Foley at South Reading q
few days SINCE was examined to-day, and fully COM
mitted 10 answer the charge of murder.
A State street broker was arrested in this city this
fternooD, for forgery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

Cu.,er OF MuRDER.-A telegrapsic dispatch was
rece,sd last night at Police Headquarters from SHERIFF
Felts of Memphis, Tam, stating thai no had arrested
snd lodged IN jail st that place on complaint OF James
w Ason, nan named VIM G. Loomis alias Waters
X swsp the prizonor being charged with the murder
81 Deputy Sheriff in this city In 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
Later from Vera Cruz.

NEw-ORLEANs, Thursday, April II 1860.
We have Vera Cruz dates of the LIST inst.
Miramon had lot arrived at the Capital.
The French Minister bad been instructed to CO.
operate with the English Ministry in bringing about an
armistce.
The widest excitement prevailed at the Capital
regarding the seizure of Marin's steamers.
The Brooklyn arrived at Vera Cruz on the 9th ult
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

FouRrEESrH WARD RErvaLIoAss.-A me- ding Of
the Republican Association Of this Ward VIA held laA
evening at The hall No. 90 Broome ssrse and ssvsral
new members admitted. No bpa'nsa Of importance
was transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, Thursday, April II, I65U.
The schooner j. b. Allen, from Petersburg, bound to
The schooner Cbry from Richmond, for Mo-
BILE is also here, leaking.
sloop-of-war, supposed the Germanto wn, from the
East Indies, ia at anchor below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

Henry CLAY's BrRrHDAr.-The Eighty-third Amir
versary Of Henry Clays Birthday was commemoratsd
yesterday by display of @gs from the City Hall, and
number OF other buildings throughout the city. In
the evening the event was celebrated at the Brooklyn
Instnte, in Washington street. before aargeaudisnce.
Addresses were delivered by D. A. .Talluadge, esq.
Joseph Reese, ESQ.,, end DR.. Charles Rowland. An
Grafton wac delivered by John c. Jacobs esq. life
sized portrait Of HenryGay, furnished for the occasion
by Mr.. Rbneas Staunson, placed ina conspicuous
position, aud attracted general attenasa The cee-
braion was gotten rpunder the auspcas Of the Brook
lyn AshAnders Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

OswEGo, Thursday, April IL, 1861
ColweIs Block in this city, Occupied as drug ard
millinery ttore, and the upper portion as Residences
was DESTROYED by FIRE early this morning. The build
ING wss insured for $40 600 the drug store for 81 COO
and the millinery store for $500. The fire is supposed
10 have been the work Of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
THE PRYOR AND POTTER DIFFICULTY
Consspondsscs Of Ths NY. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, April III, 1860.
We had one Of those extraordinary events hc.p-
pen in the House to day that it ia difficult to char
acterize in civil terms. The ordinary epitets ap.
piled to it BY gentlemen in social intercourse 1t
would not do to print; Mr. Pryor camo to Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13

Fax IS JANE sTREEr.--Yesterday afternoon FIRE
occurred in the building No. 80 Jane street. occupied
by Miller & Cantman, manufacturers of chemicals,
involving loss of about $500 on stock. Damage to
building $50. Fully insured ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
ASSEMBLY,

The Annual Appropriation bill came down FROM the
Senate amended.
The House non-concurred ard appointed Committee
of Conference
: The following bills were passed.
To incorporate the Orange County Milk Association.
To incorporate the Dyckman Library Of Ne WORK.
The afternoon session was spent on Claim bills.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. ELLSWORTH, on question Of privilege, sad
that time SINCE when the resolutions of an inquiry
into certain rumors rejecting upon ex Canal Commits.
sioDer Sheriff. were before the House he had stated that
he had heard charges made by Gen. lie wis of Saratoga
against the integrity of Mr.. Sheriff.. lie had since
had interviews with Mr.. Lewis, who, on thorough
investigation, had become convinced that the
charges which he made were without the slight
est foundation, and he (Ellsworth) deemed It
due to Mr.. Sheriff. to say, that so far as he
knew, there was no ground whatever for any censure
of his official conduct the slightest stain on his in
tegrity.
The concurrent resolutions of the Senate respecting
commerce with Mexico, and conveying instructions
thereon to Representatives in Congress- were rejected
by the House, only receiving l3 affirmative votes.
The following bills were passed:
In relation 10 the rights of lessees occupants Of
buildings.
To incorporate the Transit Life Insurance Company.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
Later From Havana.

NEw-ORLEASs, Thursday, April - 1860
The steamship Star of the West is below, with
Havana dates of the 9th inst.
Sugar dull; Gales of the week 90 600 boxes and re-
ceipis 40, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
The sIoop-of-war Germantown.

NORFOLK, Thursday, April IL, 1861.
The L. S. sloop-of-wnr Germantown Commander
Page of the India Squadron, arrived here this even
ing thirty five days from St. Helena, and Hongkong
on the 18th of December. The officers and crew are
well,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-13
Christian Association Union Com
yentiOn.

NEw.ORLEAEs, Thursday, April ID 1860.
The Christian Association Union Convention met and
organized at noon to day.