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CRIME ON sHzPROARD.

We publish on another page the account given by
the English journals of six outrageous MURDERS said
to have been committed on board the bark Anna Onhe
passage from this port to Laguna in South America
and thence to Cowes. The testimony published re.
fers to but four of the cases. What the witnesses
say in regard to the other two, for some cause OF
other, is not reported. We have heard Of Outrages
aud murders on ship.bOard before, some of them Of
q sufficiently malignant character; but we do not
remember that we have ever before been
called upon to chronicle six murders on
board a single ship, in o single voyage. The
story may be true, and if it liz, no punishment can
be too severe 10 bestOw upon the blOodthirsy cul-
pri,s. But we must take the liberty to withhold
our belief in such wholesale crime until it is more
fully established. The charge of six murders on
one voyage is great tax on our cradGlity, but
when of the six two are alleged to have been COM
mitted in single day. and in no way connected
with one another our hestatiOnrses nearly to abso-
Lutte disbelief.
The parties charged with these hagran. Oaenses,
are the first and second mates of the ship. The
four murders particularzed are distributed equally
between them; two to one, and two to the other.
Who pei petrated the remaining two we are not in
formed. The charge is against the joint partners
in crime Their names are Lane, chief mate, and
Hires, second mate. The captain is not impli.
Gated. The fact that the second mate is reported
az having assaulted one of the men on one day, and
that he died on the following morning at A and
that at / o'clock Of the came day, while the first
victim lay dead, the murderer assaulted and killed
another Of the crew. is the circumstance that FIRST
excited our suspicious of the truth Of the whole
story. II seems almost incredible that 30
boody-min6ed a monster as this fact would
show the murderer TO be could exist in the
capacity of officer of an American or any
other chip. Still, it may be true. If it is,
let the murderer pay the penalty of his guilt, aud
let our mercantile service bear the burden of the
crime. But if it must bear this stigma, let there
90 GU! along with it the mihgatiOns which belong
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EUROPE.

Since The peace OF Villalranca, we have had no
budget Of European intelligence comparable in in
terest or importance to that which We this morning
lay before our readers. The letter Of Louis NapO.
leon 10 the Pope, the return Of Count Ceyour to
the administration Of affairs in Sardinia, the change
Of the system Of prohibitions in the French customs
70 ore Of simple protection, and the aew commercial
treaty between France and England are all events
# very high Significance.
10 his letter 10 Plus *, the French Emperor
tersey but CLEARLY indicates that he means sUbstan-
Italy to follow out the programme laid down IN the
famous pamphlet on the Pope and the Congress.
lie Holiness is notified that the Romagna cannot
NC restored TO the Papal Monarcby and at the same
'ne ne u informed thct but for the interference OF
n.S impensl Correspondent be would have lost the
Marches also. Ahtbis befolls the Pope because he
las not followed the advice of Napoleon. Blu.
for bis persistence in maintainirg the abuses
OF his government, the Romagna would
not have reyolted. Had he aeceded 70 n sug0e,ton
from Pnris, and given TO that Province senarate
administration and lay Governor, it wouId have
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Trial of Stevens at Char,esto,yn.

CHARLEsToWS, Saturday, Feb. 4, 1860.
The trial of Stevens was concluded to-day. No
new evidence was addnceG. The speeches of counsel
were mostly of political character, discussing the
present position OF the questions between the North
and South.
The Commonwealth made proposition to submit
the case without argument bu the counsel for The de-
tense wished to be beard for his client.
Mr.. Harding made the opening Argument. lie de-
ced iasehood and libel that assertion Of John
Brown that he va8 10 receive aid from the aboring
classes ut HarpeIs Ferry. lie claimed that they Were
true TO the Constitution ard the State, and referred 80
their action in putting down the invasion. lie con-
cluded with earnest appeal 10 the Jury to yndcate
the law and charged that the prisoner was a blood
thirsty villain and wretch and wore than Brown.
Mr. SeDnoti, for the defense, made an able and elo-
quent speech going into Ahistory of the rise and pro-
gress OF the Republican party, closing with an earnest
appeal to the Jury to spare the life OF the prisoner
Mr.. Huner closed on the pant OF the Commonwealth
He replied TO the arguments of the defense with telling
effect. He had no confidence in the Union meetings
held at the North. The invasion had been benefit TO
the South as it had sho WI them the position in which
they were placed. He referred 20 Mr. Hickman's
casting Of the eighteen millions of Northern men, and
eeared the South was prepared for any emergency.
The case was submitted to the Jury at o'clock.
They then retired und after fifteen minutes absence,
eirned verdict OF guilty OF all the counts.
The prisoner received the verdict with mos; perfect
Indifference, and smiled at the announcement.
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News fronn Kan.as and Ufah.
JyAvHEwoaTH, Saturday, Feb.

IbAFFFND"ifs Hhtufthf, req. y, tDDDs
The Territorial Legislature have passed an act incor-
poraiing tho Central Overland aud Pkss Peak Ex-
press, being q reorganization Of The Pies Peak Tx
pre- -s Company, with increased capital and wider
field Of operations.
bill abolisbing slavery has been under considera.
ton but no definite action has been tan uponi H. both
branches being principally engaged 10 local legislation.
Martin +. Conway, congrefsman cleo. under the
WysudOt Constitution, left here some days since for
Washington IN consequence Of a sgmmOns 70 )pear
before the Senate Harpers Ferry Investigating Com
mtee.
Judging from the lae election for the adoption Of
the WyandOt Constitution, the general belief IL tost
the project for enlargrg the boundaries Of Kansas viii
be voted down Ly large majority.
The news from Salt lake by Yesterdays arrival ia
uDimpotant. Il wss said that considerable unessness
existed amongtLe heads fthe church. in consequence
of the evidence that "A large emigration would take
place from The Territory in The spring TO Pixies Peak
and Corson Valley. brigham Young strenuously OPP
poses emigration.
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LEGESLATVEE.

SENATE, Feb. 4.-Mr Robinson presented a remon-
STRANGE from nearly all the Presidents Of the Banks in
New.York City agaitst any bill 10 prevent voting by
Proxy at elections Of corporations. Mr. Perry report
ed fayoraby upon the bill TO erect Highland County,
Mr. Dwight gave notice OF bill concerning the Com
nissioners of Emigration and the Marine Hospital.
Mr. MlHten gave notice Of bill to indemnify the
parties who suffered by the Schuyler frauds Bills
were introduced TO abolish capital punishment; TO
charter the Dime Savings Bank Brooklyn; to author
ize the sale of lands of the Washington Cemetery,
Kings County; 10 repeal the act creating the Con-
nissioners Of Record, New-York to authorize the
Chamber of Commerce to fix the compensation of
stevedores and ngbteImen at Quarantine; to
repeal the act abolishing tolls railroads;
to abolish the fees Of tbe Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, New York and tun ont the present Clerk;
to allow tle Metropolitan Police Commissioners TO ap
point beIngerT ard fre-ts,egraph operators; to au
tholize a railroad in NewYork from Fulton Ferry to
Thirty-seccnd street to come with the Hudson RIVER
Railrosd; for a railroad from Barclay street to the
Soob Ferry; ALSO from Forty-second street to Grand
street Ferry Mr. COpklin moved au inquiry into the
expenditures on The Central Park, which adopted.
A resolution was adopted calling upoa all Siviugo
Banks 10 report the amount Of their capital and de-
poss and their taxation for personal property lest
year. The resolutions for amendment of the Constitu-
ton so as to abosh the elective franchise property
qualification were made special order for Friday next
Adjourned til Monday evening.
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By the North American, at Portland on Saturday,
ard the Asia, at this port yesterday afternoon, we
have foreign advices down to the Dist of January
being seven days later intelligence than by the last
arrival. The steamers G. the Liverpool, New-York
and Philadelphia Company are to run weekly be-
tween Liverpool and New. York, and for the re-
mainder Of the Winter win perform the United
States Mail service of the Collins Line. The Com.
pany's Glasgow Line will be suspended in conse-
quence. 1t Is stated that tbs Government measure
relative to Parliamentary Reform is prepared, and
ready TO be submitted to the House of Commons
A Free-trade commercial treaty, agreed
upon by France and England, is the
main feature Of the news, aud seems to
have given great satisfaction TO those English
people who bad mistrused the EmperOr's designs.
1t said that the Archbishop of Paris has resigned
has seat in the Council Of Empire, which is regarded
as giving more determined attitude to the clerical
party in opposition to the EmperOr's antPapal
policy The rumor that the Pope had demanded
the evacuation Of Rome by the French troops is
denied, but such 81 event is promised by the Paris
correspondent of The London Tines, in case the
famous pamphlet is not disayOwed by tho French
Government. scheme for the defensive Organza-
tion of Central Italy is said to have been matured
and all sorts Of rumors are afoat with respect TO
the movements and intentions of the Pope. Re-
ports from Madrid continue TO represent the Span
ards az successful in their expedition against tho
Mcors. 1t Is reported that Austria and Russia
were becoming more intimate, and that tbs renewed
subinga.ion Of Hungary was contemplated by them
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earbings-the right Of every parent to the society
and The obedience Of bis or her own minor children
the right of each human being 10 full and equal
protection from the State ia every innocent exerton
of bis own faculties for the promotion Of his own
happiness and that Of bis famiy-the night Of
each to produce, to enjoy, and 70 accumuiate-such
is theequality affirmed by Jefferson 10 the immortal
Preamble to our Declaration Of Independence. In
this there is nothing absurd faiacious, nor mprae-
ticable. If it were proved hat no negro ever knew
half so much as the sliest white man, the truth OF
human equality would BOt thereby be affected.
Why cannot our modern Tories either meet it
squarely or let it alOnel
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From Kansas we Learn that tie Territorial Legs-
lature has had before it BIZ abolishins Slavery,
but no denii9 action had been taken. 1t is thought
that the project for enarging the boundaries OF
Kansas will be voted down by large majority.
The Hon. NJ Z. Conway, Congressman elect, had
been summoned to appear before the Harper's
Ferry Investigating Committee, and had left for
Washington. Later dates had been received from
Salt Lake. Brigham Young was very uneasy from
the prospect Of large emigration from Utah to
Pixies Peak in the Spring.
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ALBANY, Saturday, Feb. 4, 1860.
woMEN's RIGHTS.

WOMFNs RIGHTS.
petition was presented in the Assembly this mora
ing by MIR Smith of Chautauqua from number
of ladies of Fredonia, asking the Legislature
to take measures for submitting 10 the people
an amendment 10 the Constitution so az TO per-
NIT women 10 vote and hold office; also, that the
Teqislatnre enact laws securing to marIe women the
entire control OF all property belonging 10 them AZ the
time of mariaaei also, making the rights of the wife
over the hn0ren the sans as a husband enjoys and
the rights of widow as to her children and as 70 the
property left by her husband the same that husband
has in The property and over the children of his de-
ceased wife.
Mr.. Garetson moved TO table The petition, but the
House, more gallant than MIR. Garietson, voted down
TIE motion almost unanimously and the petition
referred TO the Judiciary Committee, were nun
her Of Others to the effect which presented
THE morning. There rs Womans Rights. Convention
in sefson at Association Hall in this city, which has
been ably addressed by Mr.. Wendell Phillips Miss
Susan u. Anthony, and others, whose facts and argu-
ments 1t is vastly easier jeer at than TO answer.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
Mr.. Cooper, Of your city, presented this morning q
memorial from the Society of Friends. as follows:
10 ts Legislature q ne State @ Nee York IA Senate sA&
Assessbip coHteasd
The memorial Of te Religious Society Of Friends the STATE
Of Newio, sud parts ADJACENT respectfully represeRts
rhaLs Society Of Fdead Ne, aud always have besa dssPT
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The trial Of Stevens, at CharlestOwn, was con-
cludod on Saturday. No new evidence was
adduced The speeches of counsel were most
" Of political characteristic. Scnnott, counsel
for the prisoner going into history of the rise and
progress of the Republican party. Tie jury was
out fifteen minutes, a7b returned with verdict Of
guilty on al the counts The prisoner was unat-
fected by the announcement.
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Tho Trihme for California

VIII be ready at 10 o'clock this morning 1t will
contain the Money and Market Reports, Marriages
and Deaths, and all the latest important Foreign and
Domestic News since the railing of the last steamer
The steamers Baltic aud Northern Light viii leave to-
day at o'clock. The mails close at O'Clock. Single
COPIES in wrappers, ready for mailing, for sale at the
counter
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KTNkNT. APPoTNrNENT OPYIcR.

sm: The Mr. ysllandighsm has transmitted to the
Postmaster General copy Ct letter purpoTlg 10 have been
OT Of The Regeas Tse.soPe newspaper pa6shed IN Dag
ton Chic ~ MEeh ga f-y; Tins Il cue sIe a po1
paper subsaibers IN this community IL una iot ne
yoa s does upon he aSct Of Slavery They WIN eeser
1.-THE General dirseis me 10 inform you that this
snot cosecion Of the law Of your state on this
t tsg eeeae single copy p.eor neEppt con-
~ sesse il does not therefore follow that any sao.eqaent
poet q the ppr 70 be condemned for that cause
Escn and every number paper be acted upgu and
oposo o. .Ilscy provided by the statute Of Virginia
" Postasate sOeoy1y Pos.master know hat any such
po ~ Si o' sD incendary cnaTacie has been re
some JVstiee Who stan aque into ne .ances and
have such oocf or "fag burned Ia he presence Respectfully
"PosrHAs7HR Lus1 CEss Hs9 imst,sI General
Tie NiiUaukcc NCtrs Saws the nm, O. 80 . emil,
reeiding that city have laely scinee n,is
taxable. Ei0ns Of hy dr0ph oba cauaed bvbe ~ 81 Ill
from a COW which was bitten some time sinco 49,, q
mad dog. The first intimaiOn which the fsToiiv Id
OF tho horrors which await taem was a few d. 30
when one Of TIE children, boy began 70 show sy,
toms Of BIZ drOIbOala and during Of the fts he ny
oeeded In inficti1g feyeral wounds on tie g,thsr
Physicians gave i their opinion that II the bows
Inadness caaeed BY The use Of mug the whole fam
iy must suffer horrible death sooner or later.
The U7aaed Herold states thai citizen of TIA,
tap invested a6ycya yeGys since q in the stock Of
Hartford insnr tbDe CCmpaDy. The stOek gradually
advanced and 6fgiCehdf began to roll IN. The iortu.
nate purchssEr lss T0w received ~ 900 ~ cash div
bends upon The original purchase while the stock itelt
il worth 81. 0cO besioes
A byutsl schoolmaser 81 Boardmao, Ohio, has been
net on bond for beating young lady Of eighteen With
40 az 0ad until her bsek WAS black and blue. The
sir wss good looking and had resisted The teachers
advances to oo0rlship
The Tea Plant grogs in the Agricultural Garden at
WssbinetOD. Il 4 said that II makes liner favored
d,sh ~ fea than thai Usually imported. IL - drank
without milk, sod has Iicn oily sAs'e
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TIA AdYrrti.ers.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE having N'geI oi'0u'''i0n
than any other newspspsr in the wor'o u ene oeS'
medium in which TO advertise Its CIRCULATION is now
100000 copier and is rapidly increasing limited
number of advertisements are inherited at ~ per De
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siudents ExpeIled frosn ColIege

CLEyELAHD, o., Saturday, Feb. Z, 100.
TIE Sondnsky Register Gays tnat about flty stu
dents were expelled from Kenyon College, in this
State, on "Wednesday. The cause was the refusal %
pledge themselves TO sttend The Rotations.
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Virginia Legislature and the D"-
clio.

WAsHISGToS, Saturday Febl 4, looo.
The Virginia Legislature have passed oli des'ar'
ing an amnesty TO all persons who were engaged N
duels previous to Jan. 10.
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Rednafll Missing.

boston, Saturday, FEB. Z, 1901.
Mr.. Jsmcs Redpatb bas resolved not to respond 70
The summons to appear before the Hsrper's Ferry
investigating Committee at Washington. To-day be
left for paris unknown.
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Haccs al Charleston.

CHARl EsToE Saturday L CD. a. lS5O
In tho first race here to-dsy Nicholas was the via
ner, beating Tar River.
In the second race, between Fanny Washington and
Jula Cooper, the former was the winner.
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Mozart IsaU Convention af Syria
lIIG4..

ALBANY, Feb. 5, 1862
RayCr Wood srd large doiegatloo are here, and
start tomorrow for Syracuse, 70 attend Convention
Oh the Delegates tbs Charleston Convention elected
by Copgre sionsl Districts under he call Of the Mozart
Iiall orqanizat.op.
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Nelu:alprk Dailp Ghibmars
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1860.

Be,srs. DAVIS wooLwosrn, ST. losErH, Missouri have
the DAILY and WEEEIY TRIBvNE for sale.
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Tzr Erw.YoRK DAnT TRIBUNE is pzbliSned every
morning and eyoeptsdho mernns edition
\ SelvsrsS 70 City subsoSbers at l2k cents per week.
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To Advertiser.

We viii thank our advertising patrons to send in
their advertisements as early in the day possible
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Rurniag of a Church.

BUFFALO, Saturday, Feb. 4, 1850.
The Presbyterian Church in Golden, Erie County,
was destroyed by fire OH the Let inst.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RECEIVED BY

Special Dispsieh to The NJ Y. Tribune
THE REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE.
The Republican Conference yesterday recon-
mended Mr. Marston of New Hampshire for Door
keeper upon the second ballot, and Mr.. Lucas OF
Illinois for Postmaster as anticipated in my dispatch
Of Friday.
Had vote been taken On Printer, Mr. Dtlrees
of Indiana would have been nominated. Bus owing
to competition of personal interests, it was deemed
Advisable to- postpone it uptl sfer the election OF
other officers, when another consultation w'il be
called.
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Vaulx Robbery.

CLARKsyIILK, Tenn Saturday, Feb. 4, 1860 /.
The branch of the Back of Tennessee located at
this place was robbed on Thursday night Of $4,000
n0sty In gold.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS
We csrr ~ undertake 20 return rejected Commnncatou
B-sfress letters TUX TRTHuSE should IN All oasc w
dressed to ho4AOF dssEEIHT a. Co
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To the Associated Press.

TO tle As6ociatec Press,
WAsHINGToN, Feb. s. 1860.
Private adyces by the Overland Mail state that Mr..
Milton S. Latham has been elected Senator of the
United States for California.
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IscENDIARY PArEEs.-The following letter from Ia
Pcst-Oface Department was cent to postmaster il
Virginia:
"Posz OENoR DEPAETAEST, APPOINTMENT 0PyIcE,
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THE BURLINGTON HAWK-EYB, an Independents
Rshi;csn JonTsl now in Rs twonty year published
Dsiy Eemi Weekly and Weekly, AID creuls'es lHrsey IL
iS"s' 'Ni"''' ~ s nj PSrTIsGiIL CO., Agel,s,
New-York and Boston.
C. DUsHAS, Proprietor
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A. JUDSoN CRANE,
@SSCfat unO Sifsntll6er @eriHtsanuaIt,
Office: lite Strabr, sWil4en @ains u. 9antas.