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point National Executive COMMITTEES, Of one
from each State.
=. Z. Lathmsn moved the appointment Of
an Executive COMMITTEES, to reside ct Wash-
ington during the campaign. The latter res
olutiOn was carried.
On motion, the present National Committee
was retained.
The usual vote Of thanks To the President
and officers was adopted
On motion, the National Committee was
authorized to select the place Of meeting Of
the next National Convention.
Mr.. Hunt, In few remarks, rendered his
acknowledgements for the courtesy and kind
ness with which he had been treated as pre-
siding officer, and congratulated the ConTea-
tion on the happy issue Of their lsbOrs.
Adjourned sine die.
After the adjournment, an informal meeting
took place in Monument Square, where extern
sive preparations had been in progress for
several days for grand ratification meeting
which, owing to the unfavorable weather snd
the incomplete state Of the arrangements has
been postponed till tomorrow night. Not
the weather, there was quite q
large gathering listening to speeches Of Mr..
Farian and other members Of the Convention.
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PIKE,s PRAK RXPRFss.

ST.. JOSEPH, Nay 10.
The Pixies Peak Express srrived here last night
wi Denver City dates to May 81, and Se,26s in
treasure.
The Express met in one day one hundred teams
en- route Tor the mines.
The following summary Of news Is furnished By
this arrival:
DENVER CRY, Nay s-The reported murder at
the Smoky Hill Fork Is not credited here. The
Indians probably had reference 10 one committed
early in the spring.
DR.. N. D. Hickman, brother Of Bill Hickman Of
Mormon notoriety, was shot on Monday last By
German, named Henry Hazelly, near Mountain
City.
Hickman ordered Hazelly from q claim be was
working, aiming ut him With cooked revolver
Hazelly climbed out Of the pit in which be WEs
digging, rose and threw up Hickmsn's pistol, drew
his own and shot Hickman through the bead.
causing instant death. II is reported that Hickman
has a wife in Davenport, Iowa
Much trouble is anticipated In consequences Of
jumping claims
New discoveries are daily reported In Gregory 2
aud In the Blue a0d Arkansas River mines; opera
tions will not fairly commence before the middle
of May or lst Of June, in consequence Of recent
snow.
The weather is clear aud warm, Thermometer at
noon marking 80 deg in the shade. The snow ia
fast melting on the mountains
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ANNIVERSARIES.
NEW YORK, Nay 10.

NEw YORE, Nay 10.
The American Tract Society Of Boston bald
their anniversary Al the Church Of the Puritans,
Henry Hill presiding in the absence Of Ex Gov.
Briggs
The receipts Of the year are nearly S6s, 900;
expenses nearly $4,000; balance on hand,
$780,
The Woman's Rights Convention assembled
at the COOPer's Institute tO>day Martha Wright,
of Aubern, presiding.
Addresses were made by Susan B. Anthony.
Ernstine Rose, Mrs. SHisshelm, Wendell PhilS
lips, and others.
The anniversary Of the American Bible So
ciety took place today al the Academy Of
Music, TheO. Frelinghuysen presiding.
The Treasurer reported the receipts Of the
year S434, 600, being an excess Of S2I eco over
last year; expenditures upwards Of S437, 900.
The American a8d Foreign Baptist Bible
Society anniversary, Dr.. Hsuge presiding, was
held to-day.
Receists of the year nearly $50, 900; eKpen-
diturea of S25 O0Q
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FROAI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON Gay y.
Mr.. Martin. agent for the Secretary of the
Interior for Kansas during the Lecompton
struggle, was before the CovOde Committee,
and attempted a partial vindeation Of the
Present policy there denying that he carried
out the Constitution from this city. At this
testimony conflicts with the evidence already
obtained, and other which is accessible, he
will be recalled for further examination, and
perhaps in the presence of witnesses who claim
TO be fully informed Of the whole PrOcee lings
in th-t Territory.
When certain parties have testified to their
full satisfaction in regard to Kansas matters
Gov. Walker will be again summoned for ad-
ditional explanations.
Mr.. Wendell and the Bank officers where
his accounts were kept will be examined to-
morrow, with view Of tracing the payments
made for earring the English Bill.
Every effort mas been made to conceal the
n5 mes of members who received compensation
and the checks are filed with pay HTo Save
the Union" and like phrases.
Mr.. Sehnable, through whose instrumentalitY
Mr.. Buchanan's letter to Mr. Walker was
brought out, has addressed sharp note to
Gen. Black demanding a retraetion of the
charges published with his seeming privity
during the absence Of The former at Charleston
to the effect that a Of suit perjury would be
instituted on his return.
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n. E. CONFERENCE.

BUTFALO, Nay 10.
The Conference assembled at the usuaI hour.
Bishop Baker in the char.
The credentials Of Aessrs. Strason, Wsod
and Hubert, delegates from tbs Wesleyan
cody Of Canada, were presented and the dele
gates were admitted 10 seats on the platform.
Among the petitions presented to day, were
90 for change Of the rule on slavery and
against.
The Committee on Missions reported IN favor
OF sending Missionary editor 70 Germany to
assist ReY. Mr. jacob and take charge Of The
Biblical Institute at Badea; also in favor Of
having one Of the Bishops pay an occasional
visit TO the Missions in Germany, Norway and
Sweden. Report adopted
A memorial was presented and referred to
the Committee on EPiseopscy IN relation to the
administration Of Bishop Ames in the Philadsl-
phla Conference, during March 1858.
The Bishop is charged With having passed
upon the character Of certain slaVeholdinR
members without investigation, and with haE.
ing taken partisan stand in rsferen.e to Ger
tain slavebOlding preachers.
The Commit on Correspondence reported
against sending special delegate 70 represent
this body in the Presbyterian General Assembly
at Rochester, as this Conference has no power
TO ask any member Of this body to Vacste his
seat without the consent Of his constituents
Dr. H;bbard hoped the Conference would mot
omit the opportunity in this day and age Of
holding out their hands to their sister churches.
The coincidence might not occur again in q
lifetime He moved to recommit the report
with Instructions to prepare a letter Of saluta-
ton to both the assemblies Of the Presbyterian
Church now about to meet.
Mr.. COODbe opposed the motion on the
ground that it would involve similar course
towards all the other churches. -Four years
ago this Conference expressed its desire for
lraternal intercourse with all the sister church
es, and not single reply had been received
He was opposed, therefore, 70 placing them
selves in position which would subject them
to similar Treatment and neglect hereafter.
DR.. Curry was in favor Of sending a delegate
to Rochester to make his bow and say ''HoW do
you dog then return, and if the Presbytsrians
desired to make any reply they could do SO.
After some further good nstured discussion,
the motion to TecOmmit was lain on the table
and the report was adopted.
A communication from the Bishops was laid
before the Conference in reference to a revision
of the ritual, which was read and placed on file.
Adjourned
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the Com. on Judiciary to inquire W6sthsg the
Marshal Of the Southern District Of New York
has permitted any vessels 6itsd oat ior the
Slave trade 70 leave that or any other port upsn
payment OF any sums Of money 20 him, or any
one IN his ofhse, or any other eonsideFalien,
with power to send for persons and Papsrs.-
Laid over.
Mr.. Yules reported the House bill 10 farnish
additional mail facilities, and il was pssssd.
The Houmas Land Claim Bill vas made the
special order for Tuesday week.
The Homestead bill was resumed, and most
Of the amendments adopted in Com. Of the
Whole yesterday were adopted without DE-
bate.
Mr. Rcs'S amendment 0xtsnding the opera
tons Of the bill to lands not subject t. private
entry vas rejected.
Other amendments wsrs offered and re-
jectod
The bill finally passed-syss a. nays 9.
Adjourned
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REBUILDING At WARREN.-The business men
Of Warren, who were burned out at the late disas.
trOus rs, are nearly oil preparing to Immediately
rebuild. The Chronicle says that at least
FIVE hundred wOrkmen are row employed. either
on the ground OF distributed through the adjacent
country, quarrying stone, making brick, getting
out timber, saving lumber, &c. The town will
soon be rebuilt, safer and handsomer than ever
and good will come out Of evil. MesErs. Smith 4
heCORbs, J. B. Dunlap, B. P. Jameson. W.
Packard, Woods & Pew. Andrew & Weeks. Patct
d opdyke, E. Z. Hoyt q Co., Anderson 6 Rupp
and King Brothers, have ell commenced opera
tons upon their new blocks.
Among the new firms Is that OF Mccormick 8
Weir, ia the crOckery and glass trade. The former
hss been connected with Mccormick 4 Laird, ant
the latter with W. Packard They ara both voup,
men Of sntsrprizs and integrity, and deserving o
abundant success.
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THE BUoTRUs FOEeER ARREsrED AND TAKsN
HOM.-We yesterday related some adventures Oi
Henry Bowen of Bucyrus, in our city, he being
pursued by 'MesSrS. DOdson, practitioner, and KS-
singer, tiPstaf. After the exciting scenes of the
back yard on Academy Lane, the constable Sc
cured the services of Fred Mtrlshsimer, the
prompt turnkey at the johnson street station
Fred started out and found the fugitive upon the
streets. Whatever may bs the custom Of BucyruI
officers, Fred don't loose his men when be gstS biz
hands upon them, and Mr.. Henry Bowen found
himself once more at the watch house, from which
be was taken to the cars and departed for Craw-
ford County.
1t said that the parties offered SO to have ths
matter kept quiet so the "cusssd reporter
should ut get hold of it, but unfortunately for
them, the tender vas not made at headquartsrB
and in tho present dearth Of items, we would not
have considered any smaller amount Of hush
money tn N fifteen cen is line for all We could
have made Of 1t.
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FRnnROSTON.

DoAEoHl ~ -
The bark InuAn. from PsTnan5uco on tae
18th ult., reports that thsEs is . asFere dloea
at Penamba . and BOhss. which WI Dc dia-
astrOus 70 the sugar crop.
Mr., Stapp, CenEui ct PsTnameueos e.so On
the IAN uit, Of yellow fever, which was very
prevalent.
Tbs Inman has On board the caPtain. ofhcsTs
and fvs Of ths crew, and i've ladies' and three
msle passengers taken from The whaling bark
United States By the ship Noses Whiis aad
Transferred 70 the Inman.
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sentative.

The BURGLARS ARREsTED-The burglars who
paid a visit to he house Of Mr. W. E. Rose, on
Tuesday night as chrOnieled by us yesterday
have been arrested, The police had had susp
eions Of q house on Pittsburgh street, near Perry
which was occupied as a sort of negro quarters
aRd made 3 descent upon the tOuse in question
capturing four negros named Josiah Morris, Simeon
Morris, Hszekiah Morris aud Andrew Sampson :
A search about the house revealed about one hun.
dred dollars wort Of property secreted under The
door steps Of deserted house in an adjoining lot
The men viii be brought before the Police Cour
this morning, and viii get taste of justice.
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"PoETs AND POETRY OF THE WEsT"-Messrs.
FolIett, Foster & Co, Of Columbus, have in press
q work with the above title, which is designed to
be complete compendium Of Western literature.
The list will include not only those few in the
western section Of the country who have made
poetry their profession, but all the stray gems Of
thought, an expression Of which is thrown Of
through the columns Of newspapers aud maya
zines. The life in the West is too active and too
practical to allow many to devote themselves
solely to the acquaintance Of the muse, but there
are very many Of both sexes who have occasior-
ally, or perhaps but once in their lives, burst out
into songs which are worth preserving. These
stray waits have been gathered nm bv Mr. Corpes.
hall, and strung together in ehrouol oQical order
and will appear in the forthcoming work. We
shall look for the book with interest.
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~ E. Ruhini IT'S Superior St. has received
the Spring Fashions of Hats and Caps. It EN-
braces all styles and qualities, and of course win be
sold IS low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautifnla and well becoming hat or cap
80 call on Mr. Runini
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WRECKED.
Rnmraror. 20. M.r 10.

WnnNsTON, N. c., Nay 10.
Six Of the ereW-fOur black and two white
of the ship Robert Stewart, from Mobile for
Liverpool, were taken from = raft in latitude
"a 10 longitude II As on the 18th II 81,
By the bark Western Sea- and brought to this
port. Another, supposed to be the mate, was
picked up by smother vessel. IL is thought
that l6 were drowned.
She ship sunk april SOth. She bad enge
Of 3. 100 bales Of cotton.
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From NEW HAVEN.

NV HATENl Nay 10
The Connecticut Legislature this morning
re elected Senator L. s. Foster.
The Democratic candidate was Hon. W. W.
Eaton, of Hartford, who made . speech in the
Democratic caucus last night, taking strong
grounds against Mr. Douglas and bis doctrines,
declaring that II States repddiaie them, and
defending the southern view on the territorial
question
The vote stood in the Senate Is for Foster
and for Eaton. In the House l39 for Foster
and 20 for Eaton.
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PROM WASHINGTON.


The steamer Philadslpbia leaves here to nors
row for Norfolk, and will bring up the japanese,
who will be allowed soms days rest before tbs
Government lavishss upon them the hOnogs EOR
in preparation.
The bill passed By the House to-day repsals al
laws in New Mexico, establishing either PsonagS
or African slavery, and also rspeals section pro-
hibiting the Courts nom taking eogniEanes ofany
correction that masters may give their servants.
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Bar Now that the heat Of summer Is at hand,
It IS more than ever necessary that our pure lake
water should be brought to perform its useful ser
vice in laying the dust, which is already great
annoyance. B. P. Bower gives his attention to
Plumbing, and does bis work with neatuess and
expedition, and at reasonable prices. His shop il
on the east Eide Of Public Square. RIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

ACADENT OF MUsIc-A fashionable and ap-
preeiativs audience gathered at the Academy Of
Music last evening to see "The octOrOOn."
This evening the good old play Of "Ths Lady Of
Lyons" viii be presented with Miss Kimberly as
Pauline, to be followed by the Comedy of the
"HOnsy Moon" Miss Kimberly has few equals
AZ pauline
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TRAVRLER,s REaIsTER.
NEW ADVERTIsRmENTz

J. N. oWsu-Uniy Fire Insurance Co.. Of London.
Academy Of Music Lady Of Lyons--Honsy Neon.
Isaac A, IsaAos--Clothing.
RS,tberg Hausmaun-NeW GoodS.
L. A. Psree- Excursion Tickets to Chicago Con vsnlon
7. c. Wslls-Caution.
II. II. Wells-Cuutiuu
John Schrink-BuGiness Notice.
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FOR CHIcAGo.-Rememb,r that the special tain
for the ChicSgo Convention leaves here at Il A.
n. Of Monday next over the Cleveland and Toledo
road, with sleeping cars attached, and also a new
novelty in the shape of 3 refreshmsut car for the
reflection Of the passengers. Delegates and others
can eat an early dinner at home and get TO Chicago
for late supper. Not very slow, that.
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THE BREAK n THE WELLAND CANAL -Th'
break In the eausi proves TO be Of = more seriOuI
aatufo than was al ast supposed. The Buffalo
Express Of yesterday says;
We underJtsnd that the damage done to lock
on The Weland Canal, at Allansburgh, day before
yesterday, by the propeller Buckeye State, Is much
more serious than was represented In the dispatch
published esterday morning. Several Captains,
whose vessels are detained in the canal by the
accident, arrived In this city yesterday, and their
statement Is that ten days at least will be required
70 repair damages and re open navigation through
the canal Not only Is the lock much injured, bu
ihe propeller herself sustained such dana ye that
she sank, and must be raised, with considerable
difficulty, before any passage can be made.
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DIsTURBANoE.-TWO sailors upon the West Side
being decidedly noisy and riOtOus yesterday, Officer
AcIirsth proceeded to arrest them. They made
some resistance and be was compelled to knock
one Of them down to restore peace. he then
marched them to the watch house.
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~ All those ''Bank of Commerce Bills" re.
fused by B. Butts d Co. are redeemed by John
scbrink, 24l Superior street, for Ice Cream, Soda
Water, With those Cream syrups, and all the deli
csoies Of the season ioithout discount SD
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PLAIN An oPNANITNTAI pPINTI,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
C8PAin an ornamental prn ing OF every description
done II the n,iag Establishment Of the LIADER ONCE
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in
the bsst styl short notice. and At reasonable utsG
Particular attention paid to blank work. Every desenp-
ton Of Binding done, especially Blank Books. Ledssu.
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Y Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOoa, ENswoRTH Co.'S,
ectl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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" An editor wanting line to fill up the col
umn, gave
'ShOot folly as she fies."-PoPE.
10 setting up the above. the Devil had It thus
"sbOOs Polly as she flies, PoP!"
This Is strictly local item.
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CLEVELAND VESSELS ABROAD Mr. J. H.
Clark yesterday received an order from Boston
hOuSe for new lighter for frsighting purposes in
the Gulf Of Mexico, to be 70 feet keel, % feet
beam, and feet 10 inches in hold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

POLICE COURT. MAY lOTH.-Mike Kinney was
fined 81 and costs for intOxicatiou, and Mary Tay-
lor, up for same offence, discharged on c1nditiol
that she would 90 aud sin no more. That's all.
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APPOINTxENT.-A. G. Lawrence. Esq. of this
city, has been appointed by Gov. Morgan, Of New
York, Commissioner Of Deeds and other papers
for that State
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FoR LAKE SUPERIoR.-The Iron City leaves
this port for Lake Superior this evening.
The Montgomery, Of Wards opposition line,
leaves Detroit for Lake Superior this evening.
The sea Bird, of the same line. took up over
one hundred passengers from Detroit or Wednes-
dav
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EXCURSION FlCKRTS no THE
Chicago Convention
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THE ROUND TRIP.

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Tiekeu GOOD for two dafs nflerth invention adj
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY1I, Is0o.

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Hawks, J. s. Matsons and Olmsteda news depots
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FIRE IN MADISON We learn that the dwelling
Of Mr.. Ensign, at Madison, was burned on Wed
nesday morning. We have no further particulars
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-11

I. o. o. F.-Tbe Grand Lodge Of 1. o. o. F.,
now in session at Piqua, elected the following Uff
GERS for the ensuing year:
G. F. Wistach, of Cincinnati, Grand Master.
G. W. Willard, Of IrOntOn, Deputy Grand Mas
Ter.
T. D. McClelland, Of Sandusky, Grand Warden.
W. c. Earl, Of Toledo, Grand Secretary.
W. F. Slater, Of Columbus, Grand Treasurer
W. D. Winchell, of Cincinnati, Grand Repre-
sentative.
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Personal Maj. Billy Armstrong, of the Tif-
fin Advertiser, is in town for day or two.
Horace 8. Knapp, of the Ashland Union, isalso
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The SCHOOL MISTRESS ABRoAD.-Tne follow
ing certificate might have been perfectly satsiac-
tory as to the moral caricsture" of the writer,
but probably initiated slightly against her qualia-
cations as a teacher. It is decidedly good.
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