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scnSbity declines. As death is the lfnalsex-
tinctiOn Of coTpOreal feelings, numbne.s in
creases as death comes on The prostIatl0n Of
disease, Ike healthfnl fatigue, engendeFsa grow
ing stupor--a sensation Of snbsiiing spllly Unto
a coveted repose The transition RESEMBLES
what may be seen in those lofty mountnins,
whose sides, exhibiting every climate 70 regular
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| An agreeable surprise was the prevailing senti-
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found il was losing itself in the gehtlest current
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Proceedings Of the New York Rspnbiica1
Legislative Ca~cus.

ALBANY, req 1, loou.
The republican members Of the Legislature herd close
caucus again opeht series of resolutions was re-
ported by the committee the effect that the republican
party oppose the OF slavery into Tree territory
general disclaimer that any party in the country was
responsible for the reckless and illegal acts Of John
Brown that the excitement growing out OF that affair was
the result Of the remarkable and unnecessary military
ompay made at arrest trial and execnton also a.
sertne the hts Of settle their own domestic
institutions Ia their owu ~sy
Mr. ELLSWORTH OF Saratoga, offered series OF resoIn
substitutes for those reao declaring that Il is fhe
DUTY Of 10 pay for runaway slaves when the
laws fail them Ia consequence Of popular oat
breaks that the o. the republic intended
that slavery should beyond its original limits, and
against bred Soost Mr.. Ellsworth spoke IN
support Of bis resolutions, but they We're voted down.
I Mr. JAQuEs Of New York, then moved 70 strike out
from the original resolutions the words referring 10 the
military display at Harper Ferry and said that the reso
utops would be po,ness aud meaningless as could
possibly be offered.
Mr. Coofxx, Of New York, offered resolutions IN ad-
| clifton 70 th0se reported.
Mr.. TRUMAN OF the Senate, and Mr.. MLLKES, Of the
| House, made speeches
Mr. MuIkR Of Erie announced that the Union was al
ready dissolved The democrats had said would ne II
republican Speaker elected, and they could not be
wrong. They engaged la Washington dividing
" Hail Columbia and " Yankee Doodle between the
North and South.
The whole series Of resolutions then laid on the
table, the adjourned die in precisely The
fame position a. that in which they met
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A NEW SCHOOL IN THE THIRD WARD AUTHORIZED
regular meeting Of the Commissioners OF Education
took place last evenng-Presdent Curtis in the chair
The minutes Of the two recent meetings read and
approved, and also those Of the Free Academy Commit
tee.
The school officers OF the Seventeenth ward asked
appropriation of 81 s32 for repairing ami altering ward
school No 10 in that ward adapt TO the purposes Of
primary school The application was referred to tho
Finance Committee.
communication received from the officers Of the
Ninth ward informing the Board that the school house
the Of Grove and Hudson streets unsafe
and dapidaed condition, and asking authority TO adver-
tse for proposals 70 rebuild it, The paper referred
to the Committee on Repairs
The COMMITTEES ON Free Academy sent In Q report
oeived by them from the Superintendent Of School Build
ipgs and csher architects pronouncng the Free Academy
cafe building in contradiction opposing statement
which appeared in a city newspaper
The school officers OF the Third ward sent in commu-
Dicaton in favor OF renting house in Robinson street.
bear Greenwich, for five years, at 600 year, and
appropriaDg 900 for fitting up the premises for the
purpose Of establishing new school there. The Board
adopted tho resolution submitted TO them by the Third
ward officers aud thereby authorized the renting Of the
premises and made the necessary appropriation.
variety Of unmportant business Of routine nature
was disposed Of, and the Board adjourned.
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CITY Politics.
WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.


regular monthly meeting Of this committee was held
last evening at Thorps Hotel, of Broadway aud
Eighth street. Mr. James De Peystsr Ogden had the
CHAIR and Mr. John Dodge ofciased as Secretary Al
eight O'Clock barely quorum obtained, when the
chairman opened the business Of the meeting by ordering
The mpntes OF toe asst meeting to be read 20
After this routine business resolution offered BY
Mr. B>fSGER OF the Ninth ward TO the effect that as the
Wing State Convention OF Virginia will be held on the
I'D Of this month at Richmond, committee OF Ave should
be appointed TO attend The Cony This seconded
and adopted.
The CHAIRMAN then asked bow the committee should be
appointed. 1t was necded that It bs appointed by the
Chair Ths THAR then appointed tie following gen
ttmep;-A. NJ Hningsr, David J Levy, John p. Dodge,
VIM. 4. Jennings and VIM. + jackson.
Nj BNiNehR then annou0cei thai owing to business en-.
gesements would be impossible for him 60 TO Rich
mona General Talimadge then proposed but as he
was not present. could not be decided whether he would
60 or hot
after few remarks general in character and appica-
lion, upon national affairs, The Union, &c, the meeting
adjourned.
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Arrivals and Departures.

LOT Lyerpoo IL ibe s1esmshp Afics-Min M3sa unu1or
Immoeios Cnae Cue1Dnn. Ron %; HUH WIZ.
To- ssps Frisco New York Cosnes 0fnns ana sdy, a;
ATe.eb CO., Mr. and Mrs Fanshawe, do ChAs Darono,
90 John LunlaR do Rev Vim McCausksy and nisnd, " 81
1socAvn Cnsa Hcmtose 81 Louis: Wasscomsn fan fran
D %snn a. vHE New York Schulz do Ar ,ed NJ ex
Srasf steed 81 Johns. r; Mr. and nrs RoM Fox New
York VIM schonfed, do; Howe DO; JoAa Campbsu Do.
Chambers Robert Canerson r Hu Lsmuel Fraoklin. D
storage
For Charleston IN The neamshp James Adge-Ms Stone,
Mrs O'ney Terry sndady Spring 8erenford Prof
Sy Hunter, MIS- Nhisau, Mn Geo Kearney, n Hen
pings Jas Smops, Shure. Jas Cooper S<Mtevnnt
" Stoy b Anchecks, Barnes. Church VIM johnson,
Jno Christopher Bragg l. Hcpktns-And In The SEER
age.
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IHx REGATTA CHALLENGE FROM ENGLAND ACCENTED Some
two months ago. will be recollccsed that Bes Ets IN
London Published challenge from Robert Chambers tho
champion Of the Thames, to the champion Of America 70
row match for q side, single pair souls the match
to come off either in England America the TRAVELLING
expenses of either party the extent u $780, 10 be pai
BY the party staying II home The Empire City Regatta
Club held meeting last evening u the 81 Marks Place
ReetAuabt, TO lake such action might be deemed ex
pedisnt relative 10 The challenge Tue meeting having
bsen called TO order Mr. Stephen Roberts the President
Of the Club, read letter dated January g. from tho
Secretary Of the Nebure Regatta Association to which
Mr.. Joshua Ward, the champion Of America belonss.
stating that the Engeh challenge had been accepted 81
that asseciatopthe race 10 come or In Ncwburp Hay
The meeting thereupon voted render any assistance TO
ibe Newburg Association that might BE- required in DER
fecrg The arrangements for the match and 10 case il
should for any cause fs through that the English be i'm
pediatey accepted behalf OF the Em.rc City Cub II
s expected that the will or tine in June
rext.
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Mrs ELLEN KEY BLUNT viii again read before the Mer-
CATTLE Library Association at Clinton Hall this evening
We have already recorded favorable opinion o. Mrs.
Bluns talents as eiocutoDst, and the public has
oorsed our criticism BY giving the tair crowded
houses All who can appreciate good reading viii do
well to hear Mrs Blunt this evening The programme
comprises capital selections from the best authors
Let there be full, house.
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Meeting Of the New York State Anti.
Slavery Convention.
Personal Infellixenee.

The New Haven Jossrpol Of the LIST says that the
illness OF Hon Charles A. Ingersol Of the United States
District Court has taken more unfavorabe within
day two and that bis recovery is hardly hoped for
by his family aud friends His death would be widely
lame tied bis character is known, and would be not
only private but public ioss.
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Robbery OF = South American Amrs..
So0Or.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 81, $780,
General Deza ambassador from of the countries of
soufh America who arrived at this port on the BABEL
was robbed at his hotel on Saturday OF $1,000 in Spanish
enc hundred real pieces OF the coinage OF 1859 81 500
tn ten and twenty pound notes Of the Bank OF Ergsnd
honorary decorations, crosses jewels, Watches &c the
otal amounting tn value 10 eli 900.
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ftu and
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1890. 1901 h. -. ~ "a, - - a..sc~~- sro
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the three issr,s stood h. side him in The srse tnc
,"c .n'so iohn I.svv .rc sSss ~
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MI $500 .~uI Iru ..ts shaw with hs KNIFE ~ Ia
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come ron ne prisoners moun' 'nA' ~@S u' "s' ~"
Jeremsh Shsv svo,n for the defepdau.-I knew the
decesssd Scr sSo,. Az vosTs Sna ,hst ne Wa IN The
SS. aor noou nve yesss anew va. Mo ~ ~ . s
or ti,ns ~, t,S sp's askss ; an No ,sas,cn a.
he nrssns; r.n Dsnn,y or aS r al is,sna
once for sss,ut,ir ,t s0e ~ IN ,h.s ara ~ sa
s.,;rg police NAB .n1 sne osnef nme io as
workhouse have been 4, H. T, ~ On nsrSs ~ r"h
hry. wss tsrsn scs ra, ~, ~. h v ~ ~. 81 c ~
sssinst s AM sTL tcci cry osy ocna no. prove
Yet have not been Arr. sea 3o,s $3.50 ~, sg, not
saX sn1 n,.r nave . tOs Dsen D%e
Kirby at the Court OF Sessions OF busrs,v "a rrsso
why he did mot produce him as a w,,nsss The ms,rct
ronyicsa nnder The name of Johnston Ha nrooc.s ~
how nv Kyhv ,hst he VAS The same ue, p Inn ~ MI
nrar,s co,nsa .ara; tai ,he 1an ana K,hv 80 rns
o wr,r 0ouDs'i A'''' '01 ''' '"''' - A n's'
pcs.nr. uuvrhv cs,aa for the deteno.-Was pressn 2
Crowns corner The time Of the ssc
Of. as soon sShe nSht was over pa. 10 my stocking;
gave the knife 10 James Lesrys mother
when open: do not know why put il In my stocking r
had taken little liquor, thought there harm
IN b. Lesyy Game serwards and ssd he would break my
it to his mother.
CROSS examiDeoIi was intoxcaeo .. me nme sa1 az
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jersey City News.

HUDSON COUNTY CoURT.-The trial Of Walter Carl aud
George Myers, charged with burglary in entering the
house Of Rev. Mr. Van Ceef in Jersey City concluded
yesterday morning. and resulted in verdict of guilty
One Of the principal witnesses against them John Nor
t0D, Companion who concerned in the burglary, and
was arrested In the house at the time.
TRIAL AN INDECENT AssArIr-The next case taken up
was that Of the State against Christopher Tracy keeper of
drinking place in Newark avenue, Jersey City, who is
nit rape upon Sarah Roddick girl years
Of age The girl upon being placed upon the stand test.
fed that she had resided with the defendant about one
month that Saturday evening" the 22d OF October last
while Mrs Tracy was gone TO Washington market, The
defendant into the Kitchen and after taxing some
improper liberties with her person. seized hold and forced
her down upon the floor in this position he he'd her for
time and attempted 10 violate her person. but was
unsuccessful He then threatened whip the girl il she
informed his wife The afternoon Sunday the girl
went 70 the house Of her sisten law and
what had occurred Mrs Roddick corroborated the girls
story 10 al that occurred between Tracy and herself
complaint Of which was made before Recorder Be
the same night.
On the part the defence witnesses we're introduced to
mpsach the character Of the girl number OF witnesses
testified to being in acys house 1t various periods while
no opportunity for the alleged crime to have been COM
nitted Esdence to the general good character of the
defendant was also adduced. Mr.. E wakemau
summed up the for the defen dant when the Co
adjourned until this Thursday morning.
BURGLARY FRUsrRArRD.-About four O'Clock yesterday
morning officers Mann and Kilcauley, while on duty on
Newark avenue Jersey City, heard a crash of glass aud
upon going up the street hurrying away The
fellow was arreate 1, and gave his Richard Ash
Tho officers then discovered tina, attempt had been
made to rob Mss Tayors fancy store the shutters having
been removed and large pane Of glass broken out Ash
denied attempting to break into the store admitted
being avagsnt As there was direct proof against
prisoner, Recorder Bedford committed him for three
months.
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FIRES HARTFORD On the 31st ult abonl 30 900 feet
OF atts, belonging 10 c. Sopcr were blraed ND and
ihe Hartford Coal Oil Refinery also destroy ed In a
subsequent fagraton. The lose about $4,000 on
which ss,tl0s insured In Philadelphia,
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Domestic News.

INCREASE OF KANSAS EMGRAH1s-We are informed
from reliable source that the wife of hardy emiRrspj
from lndiana presented him with two ane boys and I
gr on the plight OF the 18th ult In Leavenworth Nei
They were ON their way TO Southern Kansas
A RUNAWAY WTH--Mr. T. 7. Jones, Of Plstssmouth.
Nebraska Territory notices the departure Of his wife Cit
two men named Philip P. shelter and Arnnssa Carl
con. The runaways have taken al Mr.. Jones' rnoney
and vaiuablee and two Of his children leaving one bs
hind them Is suspected that the parties are on their
way to California
A CsSTrNARtAS.-Nrs. Boomer, the widow of the ,ase
Sergeant Ephraim Boomer, living On the New BOSTON
road, IN Fad River, Mass, completed on Saturday her
one hupdredh year The old lady the enjoy Of
excellent health, and 10 as fresh and blooming as cen.
fury plant
PAEDoSxp Gov Burton, OF Delaware has rardoned
Alexander Robinson and Samuel Turner who were sen.
fenced 10 be hung Friday, February g. for an out
rsge on female They set at liberty on Saturday
last The Delaware hepsbafn says" They appeared 10
be highly delighted No Scubt OF H.
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BY A ] Beecker Son Z Co.
House and lot No IS Rose street opposite Duane street
lot 23 2qxl20 0 K jci. 2, s., 600
House and erounds on Richmond terrace, New Brigh
top, s. J., $500
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The Metropolitan Police Bill.
Mr.. Ro6ertsons bill in the Senate to amend the Metz
poiitan Police Law, provides az follows


Mr. Ro6erson's bill in the Senate to amend the Metro
poltan Police lay, provides as follows
All the present force are armatively retained Ia Office
and AZ the bill was first framed, the present Board Of
appear TO have been likewise retained in
Of three Commissioners to be appointed by the Governor
and Senate before the LIST Of April The Mayors Of
sion Vacancies are 70 be lled BY the Governor. The
towns Of Newtown, Flushing and Jamaica are added to
the district One section provides that wes,cheser Rich
mond and queens counties are affrmatively absoiyed
from taxation, unless some village shall vote TO
accept the act and have patrolmen, and impose tax
electors LeuensIs are created The title Of i in
spector is taken from the captains and given
the deputy superntendents now in otace' v N
increased powers special section Is added for SAM
tary patrol having special control ferry boats
safe buildings. tenement houses and public nuisances
with powers in the Board 70 order summary redress
The Commissioners in New York and Brooklyn are 70
drink at license fee Of $40 This s 70 be in addition to
the regular license fee and upees be paid within ten
days after notice from the superintendent sum mary pro
ceedpgs by attachment shall be instituted TO recover De-
naty Of $50 The General Superintendent given en-
arged powers over all pawnbrokers, hackmen omu
removals left unchanged The salary Of the &c neral
Superintendent increased 70 oco Other salaries are
unchanged.
Meeting Of the New York State Anti.
Slavery Convention.
AIRASr, Feb. 1, 1860
The annual State Anti+Slavery Convention is now In
session in this city, There was good attendance 10 day
and speeches Of radical character were delivered by
Parker Pnsbury, A. NJ Powell, NJ r Robinson, susan B.
Anthony and others. Wendell Phillips made violent
abolition speech This evening q series of resolutions
were adopted, the first Of which Isl
Resolved That in The r,egresble conflict aging Win
SS e s: ~sqa 80 ss1
fun and glorious assurance that the menni eiivsrxnoe
nigh, and may even DO at the doors.
The remainder OF the resolutions are OF the usual char
acter denouncing Shareholders robbers, adulterers
pirates and murderers and hurting anathsmas against the
Union.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


Albany, Feb. !, ISbO
Favorable reports were made on the bills to increase
the saries of Assistant Matrons Of Sing Sing prison. for
the prevention of frauds 10 the transfer Of stocks aud for
the protection Of stockholders
The Judiciary Committee reported BILL giving 70 coun
sci prisoners charged with felony the last argument
on trial.
Mr. sP1soIA (dem.) introduced bill TO amend the act
for the incorporation Of associations for improving the
breed Of horses
AMENDMENT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE ACT.
Mr.. pnnro-soS lren reported by bill 20 amend the Ne
tropoltan Police act 1t the number Commits
sioners TO hreehat they to be appointed by the
vernon and confirmed by the Senate; hold office
years. one TO be appointed every years The county
Westcbester to be exempt from taxation either for
neral or partial expenses The act to take effect April H.
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NBIos GARDEN -A great variety Of new, difficult and
dangerous eas win be performed by the artists attached
to this establishment 70 night
WINTER GARDxN.-A dramatic picture from Dick sns'
story Of Oliver Twist In which the principal members
OF the company will appear viii be produced this evening
for the first time.
WAlLAcKs-Ehe new fve-act drama, With It's beautiful
scenery, appropriate costumes &C.. entitled The Ro-
nance Of Poor Young Man. will be repeated.
BowERy TnKArRx- Mr.. r. Johnston will appear this
evening IN the "Corsican Brothers," The drama styled
Tale OF Bood"-with J. Il. Allen a Gibert-aod
:" he GOOD Natured Gentleman will also be performed
NEW BowRY.-This evening Mattison historical drains
OF the Old Man Of the Mountains will be produced with
the comic panomme Of the Golden Axe and the farce
OIL" Midnight Conspirators"
ANERcAN AUsKuM-Webeters domestic drsma entitled
Inc Golden Farmer" will be gwen this afternoon The
three act drama called La Tour Nesle ana the com.
medietsa Of DoubIe-bedded Room" this evening
ErHoPlANlsN Bryants and George Christy's Miustres
are greeted each evening by CROWDED houses and their
menSe applause.
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Nomination Of Ex-Governor Chase. OF
Ohio, for the United States Senate
CINCINNATI Feb. !, 1859
Ex-Governor Chase was to night nominated for United
States Senator by the republican the st ballot
The election takes place 70 morrow.
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Maine Delegates to the Charleston Com
ventAOM.
SAco, Me-, Feb. l, 1850.
At the Democratic Convention for the First
district, held in Biddeford to-day, s. r Lyman and
Augustus Haines were chosen delegates to Charleston
One is Douglas and the other an administration man
Douglas resolutions were voted down.
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The Hafper's Ferry Radcliffe Trial OF
Stephens.
BALTIMORE Feb, /, 1860.
Nothing has come TO hand to night from Chsriestown
Va concerning the trial OF Stephens on trial there for
participating IN John Browns invasion.
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certain subjects The bill places the appointment Of the
Commissioners Ia the hands Of the Governor removing
The present ones from office, and excludes entirely the
mayor In fact, s total remodeiing Of the preeent
law and will make i party concern Superintendent
Plsbury will probably have 10 succumb and be placed
the retired list by the march and devastating
influence Of the Albany unkers
The Senate had q stormy executive session this morn
ing the appointment Of Harbor Masters Tue private
last night did not fix things up Many
or the republican concluded that they would
think and act they thought best withstAndug
oyster supper and smooth words OF his ESceency They
were two hours in executive session
The slate Of Weed 10 badly cracked. Some OF the
publican Senator'S declared that they would rot in their
before they would for portion OF the appontees
doubt there was N executive session in the
State Senate that stormy that 70 day. van-
one or two others Messs. Seaman and Thatcher were
confirmed Port WaSdens for New York, aud Messrs.
Benedict and Shultz Harbor Masters The balance
your city postponed for week Some Of those
true two OF them will be reconsidcred 1t the next
executive session. An attempt made TO get the
ahory 10 send for and papers TO show the exact
standing Of certain persons which caused wonderful
dutterfng amongst the Regency Senator's
There an intense excitement In the lobby this
evening. Squads Of the friends Of the disap
pointed are seen al the Delavan buttonholing
each other and swearing vengeance upon those
whom they suppose refuse to en- iorse the names sent
In by the Governor. There letters here written
by Weed to one OF the appontees requesting him 10
the republican ticket because heswoud not vote for
city roads. A OF other evidepcs IN now hero
against three OF the candidates The ice lie broken
snd viii take than game suppcrs At Weeds house.
dish Of sters at the Governors mansion no keep
The slate Of Weed from being broken than his
Houee slate
Tho caucus Of the republican members Of the Iegs
lsture met again this evening in the Senate Chamber
number were absent, having gone 70 hear Wendell
Phillips
Mr.. Robinson Of the committee, offered series Of Eve