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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
Loss of the Steamer A. o TYLER.

CLEVELAND, saturday, Jan. % ISbV
The steamer A. U. TYLER, with cargo of 800 tuns
of merchandise, from Cincinnati bound to New-Or-
leans, when thirty miles below Cincinnati, yesterday
morning struck an old wreck and sunk in thirteen feet
of water. The loss on her cargo is heavy. The
steamer was valued at $4,000 and is ns ired for
ais 900. She can probably be raised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

srd Reynolds, which, according 10 their caeulaf> ~
united with those Who have supported Mr. SbermN
wopId give that patty precisely hsif the House.
The Senate's Newspaper Patronage investigating
Committee organized to-day. Subpenas for sessrs
Wendell ard Appleton have been issutd but the latter
Il ab. IA, In Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
N0n-Asrival of the America.

HALIFAX, Jan. 81 q. M
There are yet TO signs of the steamship America,
now Is d,ys out from Liverpool.
lTie line faikd to work east of Calais last evening
80 that we have no lstez advices from Halifax than
the foregoing.
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MARYLAND Legislature.

BALTlMORE, SaiuTdAy, Jan. y, I60U.
The State Senate to day passed all the Baltimore
Police bills. TIER passage i'll the House will doubtless
be contaminated early next week.
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Sentence of Execution.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., Jan. 2, I6bU.
Francis Mitchell, porter of the steamship Marion,
was yesterday sentenced to be hung NJ arch 2 for
assisting slave IN bis attempt TO leave the State.
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Hartley, the BraK eman, Arrested.
GREEnBUsB, Saturday, Jan, %,

GREEtDUsH, Saturday, JAN %, IooU'
Hartley, the Hudson River Railroad Brakeman
wss arrested this morning BY Deputy Sheriff ProseuS
at Greebbush He will be taken 10 Yonkers this
evening.
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OhifuarX.

TRENTON, N. j., Saturday, Jan. %, 1862
The Hon. Joseph Harper member Of the Sate Legis-
lsue from Gloucester County, died this afternoon Of
eIysipelss. lie has been but few days i'll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
Death of ex-ETayor GiIpin.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. -, 1861.
Henry d. Gilpiu United States Attorney-Genera
upder President Van Buren,, and OK Mayor OF this city
ded this morning.
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The Nova scettan,s Mails.

boston, Saturday,, Jan. % lS60
The mails rer the steamship Nova Sootau reached
here tobight, and will be for Iarded south by the
overland trnin tmorIow Sunday night which is due
in New-YOrk at very early hour on Monday
morning.
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The AnsIo-saxon Outward Bound.

PORTLAND, Saturday, Jan. 70, lSbO.
The steamship Anglo Saxon, Capt. B4llantiue sailed
from this port for Liverpool St half past three O'Clock
this AFTERNOON, taking out eighty passengers and full
cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-GAZzANldA'
"A Most positively last week Of the season , cnIy
THIS Cruesdsy) EVENING, May Is, most poaA''" VIZ
NINE; s Q .S1 in La . TaHysdbArA
wEDNEsnAYHLsstN Night and Farewell Bosehs Of
ADALlNA PATTI
Ms sfsSSdE 'psHc8azzsza9sis iaA
Grand Gals Night,
DON GIOVANNI,
MISS VA Phr ri ''ll0"I SAzzSA sSasarr
NINE. sTRAKosCHi oni s5aNohs nsiSEoAN
fhhhi' And Mr DUBREUIL
The sale OF seats for u~r,e ,.Spprr .
rt1,rpsp ,yMosFS IN EGYPT will be perform ID Ia
Rrokyn at Plymouth Church For Particular sec e1 AZ
Ve TnRs.smaY-P.p,at Of zig sUsINI
LUCRETIA BORGIA:
Sir ssINrS frt appearance Duke Alfonso l'e h' de-
pip E 8 SONG OF The zouAvE AFTER THE BATTLE
OF SOLDERING,
Expressly composed by signor MUZO vii besnsby ssao'
SITS1hl In full costume.
SAiURDAY-The season viii definitely close withs
GRAND MATINEE.
OOKLYN-PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
- On rHt TSDhS EyESiSd, May IT,
The Directors have much pleasure In announcing that they are
making sriengemens for grand performance In nroosn
MOSES IN EGYPT, v,,,r, rn,o
HdLI FTRRI suSINI SCOLA and DUBREUIL. All the
1''''' i'''' ''I ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
From the Academy Of Music 10 take place on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, May IL. -
Admission 81 Tickets be had Of w. r. Bsococs n"
2i6 Futonst H. H. Dkenson corner Henry and Atlantic 81
W. w. Rose No. l42 Atsutic,s. w Adler Graber City
WaIlss
Doors open st !; Oratorio commences g.
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WANTED-A smart, active BOY. Must hnvc
w he very best r,orcnocs honesty, ndn try no. APP
y rom IL to O'clock In the Bookore corner oil NASSAU aud
beekmrn sts under the Nassau Bank
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60 Ubom II Alap Concern.

dTRE ESCAPE.-JOHN DECKLEMAN'S
J. PATENT FIRE ESCAPE now be seen 9. No.
"a: hvcuo A. This tiIe Escape consist, Of series o. IRON
arTsnged fold and unfold when desired II QUE OF the
eoepe best and most durable Fire Escapes ever patented
scspes made land put UP the building charged
~ 81 Avenue S A. or 70 sFIEss No 10 canas
INNOVATION WANTED of DOMINICK
PETER PELLE0RlNl about aS years Of ago BY trade a
Plaster igure maker about feet inches high strongly b
dark complicated brown hair beard close to The skin black
avail face and regular features he speaks French and Ens.h
inst he had wooden sack eke checked red sud blue
black pants checked vest coarse linen shirt st brown hat.
with two holes in IT, lie dersnged in his mind and he sap
posed to be the pcrson Who IN Mt Of insanity MADE an attack
the Rev. Mr. vensttson, Bergen Hill j. on "Wednesday
-. o( III: iadiysns other fl brother ASAGLEfAs
Attorney No. IL Chambers at. New York e-
JAPANESE EMBASSY. The FLAGS andSYM-
y BOLs Of tho Japan Empire National and Iupe,. for
crstions be obtained ut the Herdy Office and eoleys
Arms. II. HAYS, Nos GAG and 6al Broadway. N Y.
NOTICE is hereby given to DANIEL MUssEL-
IN MAN iyng that the period has nearly elapsed when BY
ss ID Ss a sa s @ h gas
S Rp; G' S Ohio on h d Of ss y sss %
S former residence iainediateiy. DfyiD. DUNN,
NOTICE to LIQUOR DEALERs.-The Com.
IN misonss Of Excise for the City and County Of New
will hold the meets Of their Board TUESDAY the 18th
ofMsy 1860 and continue to sit for sixty days conseeuvely
2oclcck M in the Common Pess Court Room. In the City
The SIssE o.m. sPphcsion 9r LICENSE: snd the blink
bonds required by law VIII be furnished applicants b osn
the office Of tho Commissioners No IS Centre and No.
Chanbesst between the hours Of nine and three, daily
Dated New'YOrk, AP'tu "a ig gey u.sxrrr
No. is Centres..
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ITO THE PUBLIC--Ths ws@rs7 igned, having
Il heard Dir SiDDONSs r-sd sa ss d,rd authors wiaa
tvast pleesur being npssssed win aud natural
snsthos entirely free and arS e. cordially
~corpd our colleges enc piGc and iyste academies 70
seeur his services al a PrOGssso4 ~ Else<Fs
IA be has most Kindly d gatsisoJ accepted invitations
49,, rho,I oecers var read u the public
iis ers h. delighted elskxS ted o. the
ns 81 0Su sezo tsis bss1sol aeSs upshmeDt shall
h sssa Il wiz give prshe Jsnss early day TO be
III sy h;r and corchl iv.o ar friends and the public
n st,Eud aad dive Mr. 5ioo n2t chy deserves 81 d
sTIETIAL BENEFIT.
NkxrYO1k. May. 1$A
Is,aes W Gera:a, Samuel r. Rrsgles
cLsJes p Daly, John o. Sargent,
f,B,~r 8 Strorx William Belts,
Wsr.i.n LersrtA Frederic de Peysser,
GpVsn G. NsgplsDek. George Folsom,
Edssrd A. strong Henry w. Bellows,
Henry v. Montgomery, Jobn G. Montgomery,
Iaues Far1nsn, John MacMI8sn,
Cyrus w. Field, Richard Warren
rstfy responding 10 the foregoing sssy sieng inYa'
a. MI Siddons 70 announce tia. suesged
%N' DODWORTHS ROOMS, BROADWAY,
,a viii on TBURSDAf tbs 18th " bay gtvss series Of Mis-
s.Ils.eous Reedings
"Tiekets Of admission 50 csntA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

GUNNER BOARD on tho Hudson Riyer, one
- hour and 10 minutes - expires. irsn from 5s sod about
II minute. drive from spot rhki Landing TIE situation
for health beauty Of and puest water oant be
passed the house ar,e and and was formerly occupied
Tor BY ts Rev r. w Beechh OF BrSpkr Other
Iseuls may be lid by Supplying TO RICHARD WILLIAMS,
Ma l92 Chsn6sr- ofELLiS POTTER, corner Of Full
and outhsts
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WHO 10 JAJhG
STRIKING TABLEAU AND FINALE.

NJ I b L O's g A r d E N =.
il
EIXOES EQUESTRIAN TROUPE
Prom Astley's Royal Ampbitheater, London
Court JeSer.. PESTLAND
On TUESDAY EVENING, hay IS, aud during the week
LAST WEEK
Of the Groud Operate Equestrian Spectacle Of
BLUE BEARD,
Introducing full Troupe Of Equestsn operate Ballet Gnd
Dramatic Corps
MAGNIFICENT LIVING TABLEAUX,
Superb Scenic and Musical Elects &c
WILLIAM HANLON.
MISS MARIAN MCCARTHY,
Fatma, vita ell the Original songs
MISS LIMA WINDEL,
with her splendid Ballet Troupe.
ELLA ZOYARA,
JAMES ROBINSON.
HANLON BROTHERS
MATIEEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY OF . O'Clock
IN PREPARATION FOR NEXT WEEK,
Juvenile operate Pageant beautifully appointed which
win be brought out expressly for tho Of Ladies
and Chidren who attend the Mstinees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

PROFESSOR ANDERSON
~ GREAT WIZARD or THE NORTH,
MONARCH OF ALL MAGICIANs,
x,,;u men his lew Repertoire Of Wonders
IN NEW-YOhK,
n a.. rival FROM Caifxfnia- His
VI LA GRAND MAGICAL S0IREES
WIN hs same .S.s & 1sS5ssd H sTsDdeu :; when
and Opera House BE has recently made
tour and after having visited Australia and the
Tsnds h now California where his
S nppreo@5epled the annals Of Pacific Amasofnrnta On
BIZ TspppptRATijs WILL BE NEW and MAGNIFICENT,
mo ris WITHDRAWALS suPERBLf 1ohoEooS,
49,
YSrIhE ENTERTAINMENT NOVEL AND
ASTOUNDING.
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GUNNER B0ARD--On the Hudson, at Flshkill
~ Landing puchess Co.nty Ia Of the hreess mos,
modiou and best located private boarding Houses Ia that 10.
osty commanding fine view Of the Hudson River aud tho
charming mountain scencry erna liberal immediate spplca
tion neesssary Address SAMUEL A MCKINLEY above.
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6nmmer iltireats,

E COUNTRY BOARD at OYSTER: BAY, LIZ
" Steamer 9sorse Ls Eleaves athsrine u Csrs
twice day ewing Bro sklyn at Z and Ac srto
os Of the .hBg rowing sailing and fns salt
water bathing without rser OF Gart pirate bowla saeJ
cor the excus guests roe Coed stsbns md
hous. Address W. b. HAfLOCK, yyter Bay, ID T.
apply 70 WIN ALLEN. Controllers Office, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15
OyyIcx RsPJBLIo FIRE IssuRkscs ConPASr.
No. ID Wal st., Jan. IL, 1854

OFFICE RsFIBLio frs IssuaAsos CospANr
No. ID Wsps&, Jan. IL, 1854 J
Capftal.
Surrlus over. $1,000. fs'~
HIVlDEND.-rhis Company hayo to-day De.
~ clrred dividend of SEVEN AND HALF DOLLARS
PER SHARE, psyabls 70 stockholders dsnlsna
They have ho declared interest diyidend Ct SIx fE8
CENT upon their outstanding Scrip payable ca TUESDAY ~
l4sh day OF February next IN cash
They have further Scrip Dividend the earned
nnms Of year en3ng the 3l day Of December i9 q
Putty PER CENT ts certificates deliverable 70 parties e
.,sd thereto TUESDAY, the 18th day Of February NEXT
ROBERT 8. HONE, PfesasaA
DUNCAN r. CURRY, Gscretsry.
PACIFIC Mail STEAMSHIP Ca,
NRw-YoRx, May 1860 )
A 7 the Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Board
II Of Directors t1is day DIVIDEND OF TEN Pkk
CENT declared Of the profits payable and as d
18th inst 49,.
TIE win be closed the evening Of the Lii
TO tho morning Of May Il -.
FREDERICK HOFFMAN,
Seoretsxy
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OHIO, WIII1lS. SULPHUR SPRINilS-AN-
" NO sNCEMESTi Of he PROPRIETOR f0s. 1sco-The
Ohio Nse SuphuG spE situied IN Delssere County
River lames IoIs Delaware miller gm Wh<SaPhnr Sta
ton or the nird NJ, Vernon ana Pistsb Ugh Rsirosd
and fles Czer Static the Csyosd Colim
bus, al Cincinnati asls ad These spng wid be op. for
expe scc tho pas. has fully rned Tie high
est oil ts proprietor sod hn 10
his eo make this socoldto pt0s In tho costly
BATHS
Bhlng here. hs he plan adopt T. brought into fair compe
It'll "A with that naturally and hot ssTiIgs The wsto,
be- ted Ia the tahab by pcs tho heat not being rsi
HI enough prespatc Its aal appsd 10 the surface Of
lis without the loss q OF it, saline Ingredients Tho
Isdings are Substantial aud convenient The pounds,
20 acres, divided between n and woodland
euy IL walks ana drives Telegraph Ofee Eas
been perm established oonnccsS the Spinss wha all
parts Of the country Lively well Eocksd with hoses aud
car ape q attached the rsoo For ;her inornaia
'1-e " ANDREW WILSON JR., Proprietor
White SulphuS r. o., Delaware Co., D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

A DAMSs CALIFORNIA MENAGERIE,
"A New Pavilion, corner l3th-st and 4theys,
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
p. 7. BARHUM and j. b. NIXON,
s..- PFopietors and Managers
}. c. ADAMS known " GA Adams" 'Ths live Yankee
Hur.e an old California Tspper Of 49 viii exhibit his
derm Collection OF
80 WILD ANIMALS
on tho Pschc and the F- West captured and trained by @
daring
DANGEROUS HUNTING EXPEDITION
q -four In ts regions OF the Rocky Mountains
The Exhibition also includes hundreds pecn
or EetsTsI History which have fallen desdy
Adams Tie greatest living curiosity in AIDeriosis
TIE GREAT BLACK SEA LION,
weighing 300 pound He requires &c barrels Of and
eats 60 pouBds Of tsh each day Tho Coeon clsas DANC
ING GEARS SINGING BEARS CLIMBING BES rs.
BEARS sbst TURN sUMsiERSAULTS. BEARS THAI have,
SERVED PACK-HOR5E3 for Adams zad hase slept with,
HIN fo- yea-s the mountains Ao California LIONS IT,
GERS, OSfRiCHES, PELiCANS, nc. rs Aasns describes
e ma,ner IN wLch he cspazed Capt gbEzOss the Grizzly
Beer SAMSON, &s
THE ANNALS ARR FED DAILY AT O'CLOCK
The Menaxerie is open hsm 10 n EE 10 clock ngha
Adams performs the Bears srvs during rs day aud
is and especially II o'clsek ss5 Ss@s O'Clock y.
ADMISSION = cents; Chileran unsisr 10, L cen a.
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Female Passengers, &c. &C.
The events Of the Drama supposed tans In the year
1885, during the Of the PelasuI and Oriental COmpanys
screw steamship Simeon up the Red Sea- with passengers for
Ssez, on the Overland Route from India to England
Synopsis Of Scenery and events;
ACTL
UNDER THE POOP DECK
Morning cs uquisi;ive wanted Doctor tho
wel laden pair and the little Bel eventual biography
sharks and STAT ohces the tender loves Of female doves
overboed the ships surgeon the recognition the
Eissns card the Begums Necklace; the sesick passenger;
fatal mistake; the ghost the dtecye felon the arrest
ACT II.
TIE POOP DICK OF TIE sIMo0M-ioward evening
A TROPICAL SUNSET SKY. EVENING 10 the RED SEA
taste Of Byon the Cashmere shawl pair Of companion
ssen tho pivot Of the plot love aud vapOrs Moekn
prisoner me private interview; the eyeson the challenge;
Eyerybodys Friend the climax; the climax capped. the
taneers breakers ahead silence! for your and
obey orders boas stand by tho tackle falls" 1--WE
AcTIlI.
- CORAL REEF IN THE RED sEA-SUERIsE.
inc man Tor any event the wounded Captain the ooshess
nces the Major and the sentry; Downey rediyus;
Land It's only reef husband and wfei Wild Oats the
lost irories advertisement father and daughter the missing
sooenen the Lasc; sdscoVey the real Simon Pure III
trouble you to take these boots glorious Downey done
the Lsosrs booy the Doctor dives found sadd
sppartion; the good dngi Hursh! hurrah Lnan-o,ar;
tie boats crew my diamond, my shawl
WHO Is JACK7
STRIKING TABLEAU AND FINALE.
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WANTED-A sitnntion ns GARDENER. by 0

w young unmarried Man. who undsrstsud, the business La
oil IT, branches and produce rsclas Testimonials rs 10
tween the h9un VI 10 a.. aud P. NJ fo1 three asys
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Boots, Shoes, &r.

&H SyfOES and GAITERS--A NEW STYLE
~ a. JONEss, Nos 10 and IL ANN-ST CALL AMI
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VxyINTER GARDEN.
w WMAx MARETzEK ITALIAN OPERA
~ TUESDAY, MAY Is, 1850
MADAME INEZ PABBRI -.
xor the irs time As ABIGAIL and first sPpesnee - ,ne
psr Bssso Hsn~ MIRANDoLA a. Zsccsna " 's'a
~"~ EEBUcHADNEZzAR
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Honses ano farms nante6.
Real estate for Sale.

ATORANGE, N. J-COCNTRY SEAT of to
"A DC ayes near depot frstcass improvements ich soil
plenty of fru purs spring water hot and cold carried
through the buildings For further particulars sppy to PAT
TON Co, No. IL w iiiam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

XNANTED-YOUNG MEN in this city and
w throughout the country DISPOSE q new article IN
good demand From II IS capital required 70 MAKE good
living Call OF hddrcs.H. y CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
Co. No $50 Broadway ~ y Specimens fcnt by mail on re-
eeipt Of four rid stamps
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IA AUCTI0NEER AND sTOCKBnOKER
No So William st-IksgRANCE STOCK and other 5souy1l6eu
q private sale. STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold Z ~
Brokers' Board Tho Price Current Issued monthly
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rI'HE advertiser, u practical JOB PRINTER
% the M engaged ~ ore Of me ss ECO s see
MAN References given reqeired Please address H. b.
Box No III a rbuns OGiee
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4mnsemenfs.
DARNUM,s AMERICAN MUSEU N.
- MISS MEsTAyERs BEsEFIr

n, .ich occasion Mr. y. b, CONWAY Mr. @ L FON
". 81 The New Bowery Theserl Mrs r. b. CONWAY,
vi ~ VIOLA CROCKER have volunteered their valuable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-13

There is q class of Southern men, belonging pref
ty exclusively, so far as We can Judge to what is
facetiously denOminated the Democratic party who
seem to believe in bullying and terrorism, as appro.
pirate influences for the conduct of public Affairs,
and for the usual intercourse of society. Ever since
the memorable year of 1854 these persons have
attempted the introduction OF their tactics into the
National councils. They began by decrying the
spirit of the Northern people, terming them cow
ardly Abolitionists, ncendiary potroons, who must
be whipped iuto subsection. They acted upon the
supposition that few armed bands of assasslns in
Washington, and in Kansas, would stop Congress
siona discussion of the Slavery question: and would
convert Kansas and all the rest of our Territories,
into Slave States.
They commenced operations on this theory. We
have seen what we have seen in Washington, and
what we have seen in Kansas. The House OF Rep
resentatiyes has had more than melee since, and
has exhibited on the Northern side but small dlspo-
siton to retreat before the DULLES. But the full de-
yelopenent of the deliberately challenged contest
between Frees men and Slave State men, has
only been seen in Kansas. What the result has
been there, the world knows, and particularly that
mart of it embraced in the Slave States. The
South know and we are willing to take their testi
mony of the fighting capacity of the "cowardly Ao.
olitiOnists who went from the North 10 make Una
Territory Free State. They found it in posses
sion of the assassins and DULLES, and they have
either driven out or extiDguished the whole crew.
The fact is not only Illustrated in general by tns
triumphant success of Northern men IN making
Kansas Free State, but in highly significant mlno
details
We saw narrative the other day in Missouri
paper directly in point. Halfa dozen slave-hunters
from Missouri pursued fugitive into Kansas
While at tavern on their journey some Free
State men Of the Territory rode up, bringing with
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CONGRESS-.

SENATE, Feb. 1l-Not in session.
HOUSE, Feb. u.-Mr Morrill, (Rep VT presented
a memorial from William A. Howard, contes!ing the
seat of Mr.. Cooper Dem, Mich. Mr.. Morris
Dem, Ill, moved a call for information respecting
the appointments to and removals from office in Illinois
by the present Administration MIR. Barksdale Dem,
Miss.) objected to the reception Of the resolutions,
as being cut of ORDER John Cochrane presented the
resolutions of the New-York Chamber of Commerce
relative to mail communi cation with Mexico. The
House then took up the Post Office Deficiency BILL
when the amendment aboshng the franking privilege
was discussed No conclusion was come to, and the
House adjourned.
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LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE, Feb. IA memorial was received from
merchants in New-York for the improvement of East
River. Aso from the State Medical Society to compel
general vaccination. The President presented ms-
mortal and bill similar 10 the in the Assembly rea-
tive to the construction of tenement houses in New
York. Mr. Spinoa introduced bill to incorporate the
Long Island Steamboat Co.
House, Feb. 1l.-Nombers of remonstrances against
the Pro-Rata Bill were received also one from the
American Institute agans the transfer of the customa
ny appropriation from that institution to the Horicultu-
raj Society. The Personal Liberty Bill was made a
special order for the Goth inst. Among the bills intro
duced was one by Mr.. Miller to amend the New-York
Wharf and Slip Law. One by Mr. Pond to amend the
charter of NewYork. One by Mr.. Jaques to incorpo-
rate the New-York Downtown Club One by MIR.
Callicott to charter the German Lederkranz of New
York. Mr.. Conkng called up the resolution directing
a bill to be reported fixing the fees of the New.York
Sheriff. Debate was had, when the House adjourned
without deciding the question.