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, 1860-02-20

eATrzoAr Evrx1xc. February Is 18oc
Ibis evening closes ouc Of the dulicst weeks
Of tho season. There has been no change to
notice in financial matters, and SO far US This
CIT u concerned, our money article for any day
in the week would have answered about as well
Tor any other. Exchange is steady at per
cent. premium for currency. Gold .Ga., with
few transactions. Buying rates .@t below
selling.
ST. Lou1s.-We quote the following from the
Democrat Of yesterday:
> An unfarorah'c change has taken place in the
Exchange market. buycrs having difficulty in
purchasing Ut yesterdays rates. Some of t],c
Banks were in such light supply that they could
not redeem their branch paper in exchange Ut !
prem, 50 taat We quote the general selling ratc
again al It prem. for bankabie funds Exchange
IL likely to remain quite a cash article for so11c
time 70 come. Some Of the banks have in The
last few dsys been purchasing drafts at the sub.
Treasury with gold al /.
Curfeacy ia in better demand today. Rates.
however, are uun!tcred.
ClSclSSAr1.-Thc Ga-efk Of yesterday saws
There was a fair, but not active demand for
money to-day, and all tac good paper offered
was taIcn " the Discount houses Ut 10ll2 =
cent.
There was 3 heavier. demand for exchange.
but it Was ,nct1rcely, with more liberal RECEIPTS
and rates rcsnaincd II S7lGioc prem. buying
for New lo'k aud phiadciphia, and ste for
baltimore and lsostnn. For Ne~ York, 40c was
The leading rate. Bankers checks, on Nil The
cities, sold ut ac prem. Nothing Of importance
done III gold. As con aecun.u'atcs dealers ship
i, there being no other outlet for The article
Eastern bills were III good demand-wi,h only
moderate offerings. the rates were equal 10
scoops cent. for 60 aud ~ day paper.
fhtfn e.,tn.
souri. and . dis for Illinois aud Wisconsin. It
i bought freely ut these figures, with only mo-
derate offerings.
EARNINGS OF TIE GALESA l. CHICAGO US1oS
II. Il. Co.-Thc following arc the earnings for
the week ending, Feb. 18th:
r..a. 1s5e. 1852. ~
5naeas.....--.-.eitol556 &fnG1.fs e6s1s Increase.
91Ja1sheess.---..- 4yis.a5 4l6s.3 s4a,.s III c1ca>e
, 1860-02-20

(LERK Df{IEZs CAiE1Ea. Feo. ID, 14sD.
lullc notces Is hereby e!sen 10 iersons Interested,
the Common Council tf the city Of Chicago.
apprur1i an the land II thv OF
te e1t af q Dyer avenue thtsts three {s3 feet vice
Archer Ko ID 10 the South branch # tic Chicago
erin ne wlth the st half 7f Dyer
at the Archer iu1t the init nto? being to N axe
q the thirty thr.e { fe II lot -, book
~ IN scton t~eut! nlne ts9 township thirty nine t9}
highway III the plat Of Haya subaIvlsioI of said
o noss ann sas ~ set r os Poe Il N .aa SC
Of soua taieaxc a aes,,dae, with ,h orerz tor the
coun Of the ,y OF Chicago. February 1S1h 1sC AID
pit of the surrey thereof nov 1le ID ny office.
fr11-1Dt II, kkEsSMANN. Ctr t;l-rE.
, 1860-02-20
VI7RlT1NG DEPARTMENT OF
Bryant, Bell 4 Stratton's

II aeeonmoi ts The azr sal increasing PATRONAGE of
thl. Drpas,,n~ot separate and cnnedons parluTs :aya
tscu appropriated tult e1eiastFc use Eae 1aaAous
SpEScEEIAN SYSTEM Of rESM.ASSuIr.
Az tanxht by ,s veteran author T. X sp+pces an Irrf
IT, Spencf T. Jr., Is STANDARD. AID is+ extcatnee
commands The general ae that Is ut"s
and gentlemen uy tntss ~ any tin. 4at ns&rue-
tloa I1oEa e1pe5sucth aaA accomplished s<.aehcts.
500 - easons, t*spna per tsy
- Wt3F Aohth. .ss"h$ M I"t'
$ltl1foF A10r Aa..... ss.- s1ht* kE' e-y-
students In t0nmcFc a Department entitled 10 rUiFs
In reanznhp wtlcut extra cha1se.
LAZY t{59 I'm
, 1860-02-20

sArEuoAT ErzHtao, Feb. 1s 1850.
The following are The receipts mud shipments
For the past twcnty~four hours:
, 1860-02-20
Virginia democratic Convention

RICHMOND, Feb. 1s.-The Convention broke
up in row ut about O'Clock this morning
without announcing tue vote on the resolution
That it is inexpedicut 10 declare a purticular
pref renee for any n,an Tor rresid.nt, but
pleJging support to the nominee. This morn
ing il WIS announced that the votc WIS not yet
couu'cd, aud amotion is tc1ding to take,thc rote
again. The Convention is now quarreling
Of order.
, 1860-02-20
pACINE AND MISSISSIPPI

IL RAILROAD.
TN and ae. Mcna;, jan 9th issQ tzslns vii run ~
follows taly. tsun:ays e1cepted}:
LEAVE RACINE. ......
Al lQe9 4. H. NteEnE 1t Clinton train leaving Ch!e1<0
II l::i5 r. M.+ b, the Chicago anl Northxrstetu Kai
way aEd arriving At Frerpot II e:S1P +, Mn !lHsspf
ts2s III sAt jiI2uis Central =. II. fuf tho West Aid
Euutl
LEAVE FKEEPURT, -
Al 4 L. ". connecting Rcine with trains On ne NY"
wlnkrc S.d tt1saSo katlfpac. ioF Ctk7xo ana MI
yankee.
tc. low b. aay otaez route. All with she 4"eAes
de-raacA. .,.1
KpuEkT hAKk1H. 4:'pt-
Z. a -unn4.1x sss,1 M.n1rrr At4t TY
, 1860-02-20

TTVuH .1EInNs
Nkw ORLEANS, Feb. ;l7:--Drownville. Texas
advices nrc to the 9Th. Important unpublished
disclosures nade US to the completely Of tbs
Mexican authorities with Corteuas, it Is believed
will decide the question Of war;.
, 1860-02-20

II NDLING WOOD Male tf
~ Cullsd Lumker and warranted to b. d:y sud g.nd.
may had for 20 ao2s bAtsel; ous hartA for
zad eight baErsta ttr u. Lease nrfsr% With
NORRIS i HItE, News Dealers. corner Wa%h!. koa
sid peaseoEn ssree,. and GNsS uOAG GreeTs, Norm
C!aIk STREET nudes Foster House,
tel14lw J. JOHNSON,
, 1860-02-20

sPALD1NG's PREPARED GLUE.
.Menes ACCOUNT BOOKS.
B........Mends BrEEA B
C........Aicads CRADLES C
.Aeads DOLLS.
E..-...-. .Menas ErAGERES.. S..................E
.MenLs FA FANS.................,.,.x F
G........ .Mends GUITARS. ARs..............,,...... q
H....... Aents HARRIS.
1....-...s Meals 1N1.A1D woGk.......,.....,...I l
.Mends JAkS..
h... .slends KNOBS. .............,...k
L........ AcnGs LEATHER W0RK........L L
M....-.-.Mends NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
N.......- -Mends Newell rO>TS....................S
O.....-. -Mends OTTOMANL L..........,....,.,..U %
P........ NerIs PlANO-FURrES.... r
Q..... .Aerds QUiLT-FKAstE2S. ...........
A........Ncnds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S........McuIs SOF SOF.AS..,..,,........,....,..,
.Aeuds ia ...T
U....... .Mends UsfBl lElLA.ST1Ck5.. 5...........,.U
y........ .Mends VASES.
W...... .Mcuds WOKk.EOX S.....,......,......,.W
N....... .Ms1Is XILOGhAruIC-wOEE..
Y....... .Ncuds YAKUsTlCKS S.........,,..,..,Y y
80. 80. McndszEpIIiE WOOD WORK. IL
&.....-.1n e;,nses:oo; ., SrALD1SGts PREPARED
GLUE Is susefutln Libraries ant tSchoois.
4....s... .AeEhs sof
:--.-p... .Mcnts PITCHERS. g
3....A... Mend. .A-coRDEONS... ....A.... 8
5....L... ..MeIds Observation-Disclosures. ,L... 4
5-.,.D... ..Ments uAGU GUEKEEOTYPE cASES.D..,, 3
".--.I'.. As'1's
'....S.... .Ment.s NEW DREAKAGES.. :
s-...G... .Men.1s GU Ms 70, O,Ks....-.........G. s
y....S.... Mend. Sc1iuUl< BOOKS 9
1o....P..,. .Meads PAEAsOLS.. 10
l1...R.... .Meahs RULES.
l2....E .Mcnt.s ELECTRICAL MACHINES. ls
la....P... .Acnds dsPApER.lIANGIACS....
.4...,A :. McnGs AKslCNAtrS ........... ..A...4
, 1860-02-20

Arrival OF Steamer.
NEw YORK, Feb. 1s.-The steamship Bornsia,
from Hamburg, via Southampton On the 4th,
arrived this afternoon: :;
, 1860-02-20

&~AA AAAoo4%0AA1 4c4AA " - / ~ L.
Il. AMI CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now p'tte+i 4at tAcago to rtit4Crxa
WaS.on' ch nge. cnnnrctnK With The krr1.
PEtSefLVAStA CENTRAL RAILROAD
t. New Turk, Ph1 atsIpha. ll!sno.e and W&shia9toa
ttT. and al Interior h1wns Of laia New Jtt
sey, New foEk. Maryland, Re.
Merchants hy tak:nx this route, will hls. TIA beneet
1:he Eastern market At no 34fdtuoI21 cat.
EsSsase cteeke! thrn.zk.
Tin. lea:e the drpt corner Of Cana. aai Van Busrn
-af"Fa:ns Ez2ss.s daily tSun.ays exe<7ted =
Cuae<t!oe 4: Cres1ne with cleveland an,i Lake shcre
Klroad1 III tr XIX uA". Ssae.sa Falls New Ynrk and
!;os.n, ahd Al nt.::or lows tf New England via New
forS Central and New York and Erie R4llTeau-.
Ais. ~'s''s &c f'"s1:ts.. 2+ne,vtt Newark. 3fnunt
sss' StEairaslt Wheeling. aud laerior al UhIo
A3I fifGtns.
Tie sose tsa5nl :, Forest villa trains on Mad
N.vcr ksra1 ~ springfield, Ct1h7, Dayton anu Cincinnati!
Aa v.th frs.n* II LIMA DAYTON Ginrinnaf. ,res
FAKE As LsW H. ANY OTHER RUITt.
Passenger. "olnt East will Ind tha 10th pt~asant
xnd ozre.ht. p*.'hs through E:4nv Of the iAEsxas aud
entet cities in TIE Ent1l STATES.
arriving 1t Chicago. ally Of the fuals Will
eH attentive CHICK 1t te eptts 10 rretive ceeks
ard cchv<y bart@e fire Of charge iO the 1ttsburkt
Galc.co ezra. s:rvE'nk aEGonIPanr each train.
Tickets for &4e " al the principal Ticket U:res the
r,f and At the Etla!auys Ux e"Eaer Of Kantoi h 4,d
Dr:or Mea. @!te, u Canal and Van Bu-ea stsa
Calcago.
81 pa.1ctlas To ask fer tickets by Fort Wayne,
E.k. PATRICK, Ticket Axeut
JAS. ". MEsSuA. Fright Al xent. C6le.so.
r. + TfnrsTny &3rn1 Eyvit n fsh[t.Sn
, 1860-02-20

lie ZEN ND Lv ANA ZEN
10 XiLl:s .boCpLE TRACK.
eosntty- >-' ' ~ >4e
Three Through Passenger Trains
Between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia,
Sss ik s. VIII nson '' asI:'ta Cs ,a:
'c.l ~ tos ;pxsd aud som.. y "siel l.n's
xit s,,G a1a if,t Linz run through 10 rhlelphs
81 ysn"k!n: csss 7rs a,tacss each trim; woosruu'
fasRst e Sill II a1lf. FL r. t ts s. Iss
w LIZ st ;.nnfs. sSs J!sst for S fosk and
lThush nsprosis ~; :h ioushsre,
n i:aks.se.l uads: Of The Enirssr
@ le:stsa 'f Esaeshsf 4 !sfs .sa New York
is At Fl M S SsT or is't a1a ~ M r.
Bost Ticket; to ns.sn are good via Norwich. Fail Rive.
esas4e III: cu:h Ssw York. >''''' 'SA''e~ "a
sssis n., se setaael At ICY ofths Important K.:oaa
o. stsan!e ,hr Ms+Ir. u vho El.sr. sn At tic
@ % 1T hs Company Ii Boston, New lotk. 1alumpe, or
- fAss ALvA1s - Low AID Tux - Quick IA
Asr oEnEa l:4rvrs
ASK FOR TlcHhTs pi rlrrsBrM;n.
s}slnsa iai as.d nakcs thsthc
DIRECT LINE ndtTEE; dixlT wEHf: THE EAST AND TIE
ear avsss ii ayas. j. f.i:. ~ 'i. rSt1
with the -a.nt tGr sic nJsan:l M In,
D. sh'lls's i "s tie: t. amt t*e lE4st:te i'ustc.
ar.- s!t1er 1.-THE fux n nsests u he coasy; pa5
u. H. STEWART, Pi,t.tusah:
lis: Piece TO- zlnesv Hc, .; j. Jhu.tnn. Ktp'tx
sf T., n j:a r.. q 1 fiI;: iss.! il:
,sF9"n = ~. t.e.a.ss' stae1p ,iitasr cu..rna
fie Il. His4'ty X Co.. Evansville lnd y. ". Ora,
Ian. e." t;i;n, ILL.,: i. T. sa-A% sh..r L t;ass st.
as';. sus; "fn Tnna u: 1 S:shs lsau: n,E1t, Hn1t
p!nisn IT, west ''sa'' " Al a''s'eal
The Greatest Facilities offered for the
IF1its etssts ANA Speedy 'rtuua.
Portatioal Of LIVE >TOCK.
And xuot accommba with usual pdyl,..es FIR n.r
sonstavslnksn coAExettsercos
FIkEECHTs.
ky fhls souts IT au descriptions can he for
maIlsd IL aaI fr'ni Flla!=jpt H. New 4ofk bu,ivn Or
tkGt1hEe, oa nd 1uaa .y I4"nk On t!a suai. ~ tIo
keosucky. lnita 1lliui. Wiseoasp tuvfa ur Hissour
BY lsAhl! dire t.
The reansytsaaa Railroad also connects 1t Pittsburgh
With Steamer ty VIII ct u.o.!s tx ,rw,tdrd to ssv
f"I, "a u. o'!" isklsEunl Kentucky Ttnues ex C4u-
afkuAAs I:t Led IvCr> An 1t Eles $au.k, ami
Las-,. ~ ~e4o
Ar.sas and Shippers Ing The transportation of
~ inris Flight t. thl' c"mp.uy ,ely with ruudtpuct o
II ta.s u Freight to aud from any ;olo. In tie w..,
Is afr "a 'r-rtt by "theF X. r. Companies
FL. a>EEuEh, fhI-irI ha. ~
AA: tAM y hooss. Y S:tlh streef. Baltimore
LEe~MS u. Su.3 A>tIF llouse, Or Nc. l :, Wu. It
LE.tli1, o. No. :. State street. Bo.,on.
Gtg2toS t:11 s;s;., ~, AT AT r;a,spaA
THOs. i. >t:bfF. teal >up's Ait...na II I.o,, lv
, 1860-02-20

ILLINOIS STATE BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
John c. W. = Ws;,,R;aiI1ey IA: i. & Co.
WunLEs,LE NkEciA11LE N0r>FS,
Manufacturers, Insurance Co s.,
.Auio h.rs that they arc aa..us tu russi.h The
ILLINOIS S'r4AIE
Business DIRECTORY,
IA In tu1hesane 1t the same thu Sui~e zptt"ns aud
fttvsrtt.e iIs ii t.lHy rllninr1 III II by
SMITH, DU11C1.IN d. CO.,
Their In. a" In ne ctnu III uxsern na,lon to
cou pk his rk in lal narner lhrv
tain hule OF can Iut the x.ft,ttnn nf u
lie ~ asEv. Eusit h'thes vii SIC II ii thl.
s3rahe r,t!nm a.einx their hua!rt~, se*
them Chicago sud nher CUTS NJ t,~n* In the sEa'.
a,!se.sth 10 il vii mr.. I with prtmpt .ssr4'l.u
c Ias ~. III m, + r. s1 s b + ~" Vi; M IT. S< ss
uAm"s In full ofrvs&v Ier,on In t-aet". ar>t
~h'hefr ,~tuFti, a.a n .Ite: III et, ut village AMI
e1tltty t<n et4sdst % ass r.-i ti e their r. @1s w.
ockupn!rs rrsIttr. t'otr. d;st,Hsnl.Lh ths
~hoe.e fruu ks Fesa 'l.ar. that rsrr. psT'.n n
the State, 10 ev~.> pr, ,.." h. seen " tsncc.
i G0Ff0EN 1Fl'E-s~D1N
nrn. f. vii ra.taIn t:r D,ms,Ec Le:..t.se t'nt'* #
Law a. tenn. = +tot1re har'Iad p' ct ~. E'lu
ca,!una Itxfx.s and utl* In tie stat Es*s"u VI
xnEstcn. inec1r ,fes ~ t"t a IT, ami :+, "r
cat h. 4ns, st l,4ue In.uEe GU1rpanes ths 7. pe:a-
ph, and thv nera! Akrc"uEa tn~:nrtl"ns II TIC
Nv iui nfnr si!i, n !iion will e fun, - % to -
copies secnr ~ the MIX may o. sesh ~ sentes
sut-cs'p"n ami tte ,,'r,s;s ~ t.,s es'ts
E1.hfx,1 - TO. KLI ltc3. Ch,etE,.
, 1860-02-20
.-ALENA & CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.
{3KEAT XINcksxX

NtNfKN A1RANnxNxHr.
on and arr MON ~ nov. 18TH lss tFa.ns wll|eaye
N.:s hicago. foi!ox Seday. excepted
= nm nnd tl4o f,f ts.Auu, ru:u, Fntti, ty,Ai
Rapit<- anl intermediate points.
A. :so an and sro for ls+'vter. Roekfor, Free
port. N4!ren tnniesh, Dubuque Etoit James.
vile. ar IT. srAtd.str rI4ces.
A. s35 pm for ti~nn,A Hf.tn. and ufcrme,te placen
Passengers fur NrIienrT. R'ch1nand Ge,css Lake 1ad
tcttr2esttate points. will take thu ll;&1 an train.
~ >!e=p!rx cAzs IN n!Zhtt-2'ns.
:. r. TALCDTT. General sup<.
III. Fl PORTER 3<r r1snru1v x.es
, 1860-02-20
- E ASONS FOR USIN G
O. u Err US
Cod Liver Oil jelly.

The n Academy Of Medicine certify tbas 1t contain.
ls:-1has Ills an established cr that Oils to tc a.1oila
ed must be transformed into emulsion In the stomach
:I-That In most of the cases !h which Cod Liver Oh IS
prescribed the stomach ofthe patti Is mott proper
dlon to make cnul-!re all t amount OF oil taken, and
that gratpaE, and sometimes the whole Of the oil passes
OF undgcsttd and con>c9usa'ly nopcsye this Is easily
traced In the dejectiont,)
sd-That my God Liver OIL jelly being compound Of oil
and Is enui!on Of itself as in contact with
mach. whatever It's condition may be.
in whrn Inc Physician believes God Liver
Olto BE- prescribed specific OTHERWISE my Jelly ID
Iel4ble that the crude OIL because being sol
ms. In tie =to Ac! to undergo e natural
Of digestion and assinlstfna. wien the contrary tie
uqu oil will Of imperative II the stomach. above
stated is not In condition to make emusve which a1
ways!s les. the Ehen the oil Is Indicated
From the aove consderas'on. the sunetotty "f uae:us
Cod Liver D Jelly the csudl oil il to be aeknoweg
ed a. positive and incontestab able fzet. Sold by
t}N1y FESTOS & CO. Fl Like street.
ID OSE GLYCE ERIN E
preparation Of articles Of the Most Soothing Quail
ute Recommended hy Physicians Purifying, Whitening
and Softea!ne t skin dm!abIy adapteL for Chap
ped lntaned Aans Face. L1s and all Skin Diseases
Willy epld only by FES1US t:D.
, 1860-02-20

R1cnAoSp, Feb. ls.-The Convention, mn d
much noise and confusion, and without n1riyiny
at auy satisfactory conclusion, hare just ad-
journed till / p. Ii.
, 1860-02-20

WV We'll Atlec4ed
1eeouth Ts&sss1sst.
, 1860-02-20

riorEt-s"r. ne:,fer In IArxrr Nxp.rtxxs.
fAncy Gooix aEd 'iai!st ast!cIv,
Sfreet .,,1l4
CHICAGO. ILL.
~ Mid by III druggists. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
THE FACTS ABOUT THE ALBANY TEN
PERANCE MOVEMENT.

To ne Editor Of The ~ y. TTibSne.
SIR Your paper of this date contains an extract
from The Neu- York Times in regard TO " The New
Temperance Movement at Albany"
The notice of this movement was published in The
Times agsnet the wishes of those persons whose names
are appended to the agreement pledge. The
agreement was borrowed from the gentleman in whose
hands If il keptby The Times correspondent, under the
pTetense that he desired to procure two or three add
topal nsaes thereto. No Of tie slgners had any
idea that their were to be published, or their
confidence violated in ths matter. This movement was
intended 70 DC silent and private agreement amohS
gentlemen.
Many opposed to a written agreement OF any
@ind.
The Times man also grossly misstates the facts Of
the case when he says that this movement was lntl-
ated "on the evening of the I'd inst, when some
gentlemen bad been partskiDg OF the compliments
"of the season rather freely" &C. Aud again, TINS
stipulation, though concesred an debouchery and
'6rcugh forth Of iatorcatios, has been most strictly
Conserved" &c.
tall ed over in room No 80 by Mr. Jaycox and another
gentleman on Sunday afternoon, Jan. l. Or Sunday
evening the agreement or resolve was redaced 70
writing. On Monday morning it was read over ana
agreed upon by Mr. J ana the person aoo'e auueu "
in Mr.. JayccX's room.
II was ought best to delay the request for sigma
lures until Tuesday morning, the ID last ~ Monaay
being observed as holiday many would desire tna'
day ( liberty and might urge excuse, &c. On Tues,
day Jan. the date of the agreementl, II was signed
by about two thirds of the gentlemen whoee names
appear upon it. Since that day new names have been
added daily. No "debauchery or intoXication after
the drawing NJ, executing the document. III mas
been the wish Of those connected with the matter TO
have the whole thing kept quiet Except perhaps, the
mere mention Of the fact that such movement was IN
progress, and to have it in all respects private
| AGREEMENT, and compact among gentlemen, one with
| the other.
The movers in this matter think that much more
good may be done 10 this way than by blowing their
and
world They, therefore, do not feel in any manner
fattered BY the unsu borzed publication Of their
mares by The correspondent of The ISmes or by the
gsrbled ard incorrect account OF the origin OF tiS
| Agsocist on. By publishing the foregoing you will
obliee many Of your readers. c'A' s'
4lbaay, Jan. 10, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
CORRECTIONS.

This Northern Iadp,sden, (Metbo
d Of the hodest aud most hsthooted Autsayery %
peIs IN The Noh edited 10y the Rev. VIM Hosme whose de
RhCisions Of ayery wh editor Of TIE Northern Chras
Adoate brought down upon him the hse Ct the slavery
the editorial management Of that paper (TswUSB, Jsu.
TO TIE Ediror Of The n. Y. Tribune.
SIR: The above paragraph, 10 strangely lugged in
by your correspondent at Auburn, contains some mis-
statements that should be corrected. Within the pale
Of church. this whole matter Is clearly understood,
but the above misrepresentation OF facts may be"g
sn6 mlesd persons not thoroughly informed IN respect
TO this ecclesiastical controversy
Your correspondent states lst, that Mr Hosmer was
elected from the editorial onsir of The Northera
CkrisfGn Adrcc0te. I'd. That he was elected for his
denuuciaon of Slavery. Sd. That this was done by
Pro-Slavery men IN our church.
All these statements we beg leave to correct.
First. Mr.. III. was not elected from The NJ C.. i'd
rocate. Iiis ousdrenhiai term of Office had expired
and he was simply not reelected. We frequently
change editors ard other officers adopting the
principle ard practice Of rotation in Office, 10 harmony
with the genius of our church economy. If Mr. Blu
ebanan rot elected for second term it be prop
eIly sad that lie was elected from the Presidential
chart
Second. Mr. H. was not elected for his denuncia-
ten of Slavery. tie aiied 90 be reelected because it
was thought he hsd displayed much imprddence in
conducting the controversy. Ills hery o0dness, IKE
THAT Of John Brown, commanded our admiration, while
we arc compelled TO pronounce the course Of both i'm
polite and rash While sympathized with the
hbti-Slavery zeal Of Me. III loved bis genial nature
and conceded his great ability painfully that
he was excessively uneuarded in his expressions, and
was proper rep esen'atye of the Anti-Slayery
sentiment of cur church.
Third. There is not any "Pro-Slavery portion"
or patty in the Methodist Episcopal Church. II there
s any tuch portion it il insignificant to be noticed
or Known. /. We 80 abhorred Slavery TO rend our
church asunder from The Atlantic to the Rocky Noun
t3ius rather than not to protest against 1t the
total of all vlaines. III. Our Discipline, let me
boldly saw is not ProSlavery 50 long it shall thun
der that incendary" question: "What shall be done
r the extpaiion of Slavery 2" III At late sessionof
the General Conference, all without dissenting voice.
declared themselves Anti-Slayery men. ~. Not "a
Conference or official edit among defends Slavery
but protests against IT, V. In the territory bordering
ON Slavery, where our real attitude must be best
known our preachers and Bishops are insulted and
abused as Anti-Siavery men and Abolitionsts. Wit
nees recent occurrences in Virginia and Texas.
HofH.lstfle n. T.. Jan g. 1860 j. X JAQUES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
THE OCEAN BIRD And THE POLICE.

About o'clock on Friday night Deputy United States
Msrsbal OKeefe went to the Eleventh Ward Station
House and informed Capt Sqlres that his life and the
lives of his colleagues board the Ocean Bird were III
danger from mob which they understood, upon rela-
ole authority intended TO attack the ship Capt.
S1uires sent platoon of officers to remain on tho pier
all night, for the purpose Of preserving the peace
On Saturday morning Mws1al Rynders informed our
reporter that about 300 ven came on pier ana were
about 10 make denomination, when they were pre-
vented and sent away. The police who we're on duty
during the night do no. see the 200 men, nor any men,
make any attempt whatever. ,
Ii appears that number OF men went to the snip on
FRIDAY morning for the purpose OF taking posscee'oh
for Cart Graham but this gentleman arriving ~ tlme,
went on board and spoke 10 the men over the sle tc
ling them that he did NOT want them to take any arn9h
whatever, the chip was in tho hands OF the Il =
MarshaI. At that time il appears that tho Depuy
Marehals on board undertook to treat Capt Gri.h.ln
with dsrespect sporting and rudely asking him II he
knew who they were Capt. Graham, however, LETT
without making any demonstration, and without allow
ing the men, whom he might nave controieu - taAe
any action in his defense.
On Saturday morning, about IL O'Clock ia 6ody oil
Metropolitan Police officers, UNDER command OF Capt.
Squires arrived on the pier. There were IN all 10
men. Simultaneous with this, three carriages were
driven up COZ tanning VIM. M. Evars, counsel Tor Inc
Spanith captain, Marshal iiynders, the Spanish Consul
and Capt. Vademopte. Ryndsrs slghted and, seeing
formidable body Of police around hiln, stood NJ Tue
end Of the gangway, faid II nobody will put the
captain board his ship I'll be ID if don't do
IT," This denomination was made much 10 the annse-
men Of all who heard il, for there WAS not only no
OppoFton offered, but a strong force of policemen
were present to prevent hand being lad upon Mar7hal
lsalah Rynders. The captain and his crew, mostly
Cinnamon, then went on board. The captain ap-
pesred exceedingly tiInid. The engineer then went
for the portions Of the machinery which had been
taken away on Monday, and coon curt arrived beIV-
ing Oh il the rock shaft and the clip A.lt which
immediately hoisted on board.
The Captains state room was thon occupied by Mar
sbal Rynders, neutrality-suspicious. Pillsbury, Dep
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carpenter, Capt squires, VIM. NJ
Fyarsi Mr.. Stoughton Spanish Consul, Capt. Via
demopt., and others. Marshal kynders made
zach In which be made formal delivery of the
Kin to the captain He said chat he was acting inde
pendent Of any Uriled Sates Court, and was glad 10
saw thai hs hsd been able TO fulfil his own desermina-
ZION TO place tho gaan, captain in possession OF the
Ocean bird. L., ,u..a
himself Of a formal address 20 the Captain both
Interpreted and ha the t meeting
from The var ,Is police precincts remain on board the
sbip where they would DO wen tresisd until shs wac