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GALE OF A LARGE AND VALUABLE
~ PRIVATE LIBRARY.-on THIS EVENING,
l2h instant at hapast o'clock will sell by public
auction, at our rooms, No. N. Charles street.
AVAILABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY belonging to the
estate of deceased gentleman, comprising numerous in
teresng works History, BiogI Apply, Theology Poetry
lancous literature 1900
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY, September Term, lS6O.-J0EN CASTLES. MAR
GARET CASTLE-The object of this suit is t. procure
decree divorce rinculO GtrDOHii The original and
amended bills state that the defendant abandoned the com
panant and that said abandonment has continued for
thee years deliberate and final and that the separation
the parties beyond reasonable Of
Cancellation. 1t is therefore, this 10Th lay OF September
1861 ordered and adudged that the complainant by causing
copy Of this order to he inserted in daily newspaper
published in Baltimore city, in each Of four
weeks before the Goth day October 1860 give notice
to the said absent defendant OF the object and substance of
the original and amended bills, and her appear in
this Court in by solicitor before the 22d day
January, 1851 to the and show
a ID 10 pas as wed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
XXXVITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHIsGroS, March 8, 1860.

SENATE. WAsHISGroS, March 8, 1860.
The Senate net at | O'Clock.
Mr. & AMERON rep, Pa presented petition OF
the citizens of Schuylk County, Pa, for an amend
ment OF the Tariff law. ~
Mr.. GRIMES rep, ova) gave notice Of a bill for
the retrocesson of the District OF Columbia 10 Mary
land, and the removal OIL the Capth OF inc ohted
States.
svie and Portland Canal wds made the special order
for Tuesday next.
The Homestead bill was made the special order lot
Tuesday at u O'Clock.
Mr.. BROWNS Dem. Miss.) resolutions relative to
the Territories were taken mp
Mr. COLLAMER said this discussion had taken
wide range but he desired to make practical apphca-
ton No Legislation is valuable unless for the advan-
tsoe of The whole country. We have seen two con-
dtiOns of society existing III tins conntry-One con-
don In the Free States based the idea that all men
are created free and equal and that there should be
universal suffrage and men should be educated ior the
discharge of this duty When our fathers formed tue
Government they discarded the old ideas OF pmogenl
ture and entail and proceeded on the principles that
every man was TO OWE his land and be his own SER
want wber none should rule and none should serve.
This system is really the actual condition OF the great
mass of the Free States The other condition OF SO ety
he preferTed TO des Hbe in the words OF another Mr. "
read from Mr. Calhouns works description OF South.
ern society," These two conditions OF society exist ana
are likely to exist for long tims and they present
prob EN- 10 be solved 10 what is to be done WIN
both and what is the duty Of this body the repre-
sentative of both. 1t 10 the duty OF Congress 70 en-
deavor to promote and advance the prosperity OF all
parts Of The country. That problem is pat INTO our
hands II j, not easy task TO shape the policy OF
this Goyernm mt. At times the Interests Of one GLASS
NAV teem to conflict with the interests OF another.
But however difficult, the problem must be taken hold
OF After all, is there any reason TO suppose that
one party here induce the other TO adopt Its
systen Probably not. Still It will hardly do to
ssy two systems cannot exist in the same nation.
The experience OF seventy years teaches that
il cen ext in tie SAFE nation The term nation, how
A q a V.fr nunn an rQfYQfA nj
nations 70 that though these systems may exist in the
sane nation they not exist under the same munich
col CoyeTment Stse cannot be Free State and
Stove state al the same time, and the same must be
true Of the Territories They cannot be ave az Terri
o.( a', Darooe ,bia question Is mot WELL occasion
aIV to look at the good old times Nothing can be
more clear than that they looked on tons subject as
orest evil The old Confederation, VIE they came
70 this question, they declared that IA these Ter T
ioe slavery should not 4. exist ctpy at s dSs
~ form the Comet tuition They all felt IL ~ls an ey1,
and they thought if they could Gu, oil tie African slave
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKgr.-The sales Of Cotton
IN tire Liyerpeo the three days added 900 bes
of which 500 bales speculation and for export fhe
market closed better qualities at unchtn ysd
prices while Inferior qualities prices eer bu not
quosbly lower =.
SrAfE OF TRADE IN MAScHEsT,R--The advces
from Manchester report the market for goods and yans steady
prices. =, - NJ,
adson Spence Co. report Flour dull but firm at % e236
Wheat iIm and advanced ID sales Of Red a. sloUOjt,
ard Witt TO- az. Corn quiet sales OF Yellow, at $751; %
80 .,
. LIvRRpooL Provision MARKET.-Beef quiet, with
holders Offering freely but showing disposition TO sales
PoI steedy Bacon NM Lard quiet at 81 AGO. TaloT slow
of sale, but prices uualtcred -
LyYRpooL PRoDUCE MARKET.-Rosin firm at 4i6
FOR Common Ashes-Pots quiet 81 Pearls inactive at 1915
I34 Sugar quiet dull. Rice quiet Lnsesd Oil 25f
czs.e Spirits TuI3entine steady at 50 o.
LONDON NARzETs.-BREADsTUFFs hrm, but quiet
scGAR 6rrl steady. RICE inactive TEA slow Of
sae but price, without change. TALLOw doll AMI
Changed 6l LIssEED On ZIG. PIG lRos steady &c
LoNDos MONEY MARKET.-The London Money
CoSsoLs closed on TUESDAY al de for money sndsass
for account. n -.
AMERIcAY SEgyRITIEs.-ID American Securities
there had business done but prices with
LATEsT-V va Queenst0l9R.
LIVERPOOL Eeb. 23-COfTONsaies Of 900 bales including
500 bales speculation and export The market closes dul
and barely as nigh Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09

The N. Y. Times, journal of great facetious
ness, calls The TRIBUNE the Republican organ of
Fernando Wood for the Charleston Convention.
This is a small mistake We nsver enjoyed the
honor of speaking for Mr. Wood, either ia regard
to the Charleston Convention or anything elSs.
Mr.. Wood once had Republican organ, when The
~ T. Times was Republican, and when he was
running for Mayor While THE TRIBUNE was
publishing very unwelcOme legal documents respect
ing his Oh sracter and autece dents Tee TtmeS was
helping TO secure his election. At that Time how
ever, the tIe to the Brick Church property was in
doubt, and the turn that might be taken by the one
man power was q matter of importance. Since
then there have been great changes In the world,
and, we hope, great moral improvement.
As for the Charleston Convention, we presume
Mr. Wood viii not get into that body though we
should be glad to see him admitted to high seat
there This--we address the observation to the
intelligence Of The ~ Y. Times-is not from any
love for Wood, nor altogether from delight in
row, though we enjoy row pretty well; but be-
cause We should especially Ike to see that wre he'd
and contemplate faction, the SOfts, consigned to
the final destruction which BELTS political humb1gs
and bypOcIites. If this hurts the feelings of The
n. Y. Times, we regret it deeply; bat there could
be no more perfect Illustration of justice overtakng
the wicked. than the overthrow Of the SOfts by
Fernando Wood at Charleston. But we are sorry
to say the signs are not promising just now; aud
we are afraid the SOfts will triumph after all They
are doomed, that is certain; but it does not look
Just now as if Wood would be their executOner.
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The Loss of the Hungarian.
HALIFAX, Tnureday, March 5, /

HALIFAX, Inurfday, March, ., IooU.
The steamship Hungarian is advertised to be sold at
Darlington on the I'D inst, for salvage.
The body of another man, supposed to have been
passenger, has been found. Two of his teeth were
filed one with silver and the other with gold. The
body was buried.
The books and letters of Clement b. Barrett, NJ d.,
of New-York, and the portrait of his daughter Ada
have also been found; also the letters of c. Bauscom
of Brighton, England, and of Martin Downs of Dublin
Mr. Hunter, the Agent in this city of the Associated
Press will be happy to attend to all inquiries addressed
to him respecting the wreck.
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A NOSE Cur OFy-A DEAF MUTE KILLED.-On
Saturday Night lick AltnyeT a deaf mute, was
stabbed and instantly killed, in tho house OF MARY
YaIneI near the corner of Second ard Wae- streets
The murder was Derpetratad by one OF two men VINO
went there il is said for the purpose Of assuming inc
woman of the house. We are told that when they
entered The room or G of them saa TO the womsp ne
in fenced TO kill her, and made hostile eonstration
She retreated 10 an adj 5SDng room Whose the hien
pu, sued her, che deceased ws IN the Rouse, anc IN
ierfered in behalf OF the WOMAN lie 'nrew one OF
,be mon down stairs aaa the otser dreE knife, aud
stsbbed atn,er. who fell dead in his tracks. Toe
muIdeIeTs Immediately hVui aii JUN "a uen ior inc
time mace theI escape.
Sobse0ueptly, William Thompson, alias Davis, who,
Il ia suspeoted was concerned in the murder WAS
arrested in this way About II O'Clock, this man
sroused Henry Corley whose house ne n the scene
by knocking at his front door, Whenhs opened the
door the man ssshed bun in ,he face with razor
severDg his nose and eating his face terri oly The
sseassin fled, but was followed by negro of Conleys
The 6ithtnl slave Chased Thompson several squares
and on Brook street overlook and knocked him down
with briekbat. 10 then mounted the fellow, and
held him down mt p,ceman Thomas An,le, who
was also ae7 nm, up and conducted the man %
where the negro feled hm.
Is beIHVed he Killed Altmyer. We are informed
that 1t VIII be proved that Thompson went to Brown's
house, IN era alley, about O'clock Saturday night
a. starDgt ogtbe had stabbed man. asked for razor
10 shave oil his whskers lie was We Wv shaved when
arres'sd lie aso disguised himself, and left the
place. He suits the description OF one of the murder
trs as given by Mary Yaner.
Its alleged that thompson and his a,compllce, who
sfcaped, intended to kill the woman because shs waa
Instrumental in holding for felony one f. Hof-
nan, who Is now in jail. Conley was a witness in tia
care and this alone could have excited the yengefnI
passions CT the assassins. louisville Courier, 5s,
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RECEIVED BY
From Washington.
Special Dispa.ch to The N. Y. Tribune. .
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March g. 1850.

Dispatch NJ T.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March Z, 1860.
THE HARPRR's FERRY INVESTIGATION.
The Harpers Ferry Committee have not yet de-
cided whether Governor Wise shall be summoned or
not. He stated publicly that no consideration could
induce him to reveal all he knew concerning
Browns raid, which may be the reason his friends
hesitate to call him. because if he refused to testify
they would be constrained to treat him like other
coptumacious witnesses. 1t is not improbable the
question Will be finally submitted to the Senate,
when it will be seen whether the Democratic side
will vote as they did in Mr.. Hyatts case.
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The House settled the principle this morning of
sending regular appropriation bills to the Commit
Tee of the Whole on the State of the Union, in
stead Of the Standing Committees, by two majority.
Mr.. Stanton (ObiO) made the test on referring the
Army bill to the Committee on Military Affairs,
which was refused, and the old usage confirmed.
THE TARIFF.
The Opposition members of the PennsylVama
delegation hold conference tonight to consider
that portion of the proposed bill for modifying the
tariff which relates especially to their interests
The Committee of Ways and Means have endeav-
orsd TO frame this measure carefully, SO as to con-
alder all interests fairly and make no excessive de-
Ioands for any special objects. The free LIST has
been enlarged, and duties graduated according to
the best results Of experience for projection ana
revenue.
A NEW PRINTING BILL
Mr.. Gurley presented his bill for changing the
DreseDt Law regulating the printing Some minor
imnrovements have been introduced since the syl-
Iabus was published in THE TRIBUNE on Tuesday.
He estimates it will cave between $780, and
$lOO,OO annually.
MR. COLLAMER's SPEECH.
Mr. COllsmer's speech reviewing the course Oh
the South on the Slavery question, particularly
with reference to the repeal of the Missouri con-
promise, which was originally passed BY lts VOTES
and influence exhibited great ability and commands
much attention. His defense of personal liberty
bills presented that subject in light not previously
understood by Southern senator's.
THE COERUPnONs OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS
Mr.. Coyodes Committee Of Investigation will
probably consist of Messr. COvOde, Train, Wins
low, DIN, and Robinson Of Illinois.
II is now contemplated to transfer the inquiry
proposed by Mr.. Hoard, with his consent. to the
foregoing Committee, it being within the scope of
its intended duties.
REMOVAL or UTAH TROOPS.
Orders for the removal Of the main body Of troops
were sent to Gen. Scott to-day by the War Depart
peRt. They are substantially as published IN The
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Denver City Overland Express.
LRAvENWORTH, Thnrsday, March >

LBAFENWokIhj luuIrudl, u1bOh y LOW.
The Overland TX press with Denver dates to the LIST
inst, arrived to day. The Messenger reports fine
weather and good roads. The Express brought 900
in gold dust on consignment. New valuable quartz
leads had been discovered fourteen miles from Denver,
which promise to exceed in richness any thing before
known. Quartz mining was being carried on with
good success. 49,.
The Giunnel lead Is reported as yielding SO or $50
to the cord of rock, taken from depth of 80 feet.
The Rocky Mountain NeTs urges the establishment
Of Post. Offices and mail routes to accommodate the
fast iucreasng population of the mining region.
tohiHg l. ter has been received fro n Sat Lake. IL
was rumored at Fort keaey that tbs troops at that
point would be ordered to chastise the Indians for
iepredations recently committed.
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Murder and Suicide at Syracuse.
EXCITEMENT ABOUT PRE- LOVE

EALTTEMENT ABOUT - FKhb LUFF.
SYRACUSE, Thursday, March 8, 1860.
This morning man named Tinker died from taking
poison He first poisoned his two ch'leren aged about
end years and, having laid them ont and folded
their hands upon their breasts he left them an unoc
,aped room where some of hs furniture was stored,
and went to his hotel and took the poison himself On
Tuesday be poisoned horse belonging to DIR. Sssres
Of this city, and is supposed he intended to shoot DIR.
Searles, as o loaded pistol was. fouud On him. The
cause was the esrarg cement of his wife, and her init
macy with DIR. Sea,les under tue influence of Free
Love principles. Great eXciteneni exists, and DR..
tect him from the indignation of tho citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUrs.
ARRIVAL OF THE NovA-sCoTIA..

[By The An er:can Telegraph Co . Hnes-Oce 81 w Lat
ST. JoHss, NJ F., Thursday, March 8, 1860.
TIE steousbip Nova-Scotisp, from Liverpool on tho
22d Of February put in here this afternoon short OF
coap Her dates are fourdiy later than thoe already
received
The Nova-ScoiaD has 20 rasseDger.
The steamship North American, from Portland,
arrived at Queenstown on the 10Th of February.
The ship Luna, from Havre for New. Orleans, had
been wrecked On the French coast, near Cherbourg.
She bad eighty eigh passengers and .wenty two
on board. Only two persons were saved, wh1e names
are not given. The vessel proved total Ioss.
Mr.. Disraelfs nNtion for the consideration Of tbs
French treaty in advance Of discussion On the budget
created warn debate.
The result Of the vote was as fonows: For the mo-
ton. $50; against it, 293f majority for this Govern
mept g. This considerably guarantees that The treaty
will be ratified.
Lord Lucan's notion against reducing the tariff and
for increasing the Income tax, was uDder discussion.
1, wac reported. that the French Government will
scree TO modification in the coal stipu.atons.
The French Ministerial circulars demand obedisnce
to the laws from the clergy on the Roman susston.>
The Paris Bourse bad advanced, and closed at
68 francs.
Prussia and Russia, it reported, had cined in 3
proposal for conference of the five Great Powers.
Hanover had consented TO submit the question of the
State dues to general conference.
A Hong Kong letter says that tho claims Of Amer-
csn citizens for losses sustained at Canton in toe year
1856 are in a fair way Of ruidation divided ia TO
be paid forthwith, and the remainder Is guaranteed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09

Mr.. Burnham of Connecticut delivered an able,
of-hand, though well-cOnsidered speech, IN the
House of Representatives at Washington, on
wednesday upon the Great Issue of the times.
Mr.. Burnham was bred Democrat, and his speech
was successful attempt to show that that party
which DOW appropriates to itself the name of
Democratic" has abandoned all the cardinal doc
trines of its founders. We specially commend
Mr. Burnhsm, because, on this occasion, he dey-
cred a speech instead of reading an essay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
From Albany.

ALBANY, Thursday, March 8, I06U.
The Canal Board appointed the Collectors and
Weghmasters to-day. The following are the principal
oficers: COHectorS-New York, George IL. Metcalf;
Albany Ira Porter; Troy, L. II. Powell, ?. Lewis
EFT; Syracuse, not filed. Weighmdsters-A Albany,
Philip Van Cott Troy, Geo. T. lansing; Utica, Da-
yid Donaldson; Rochester, Albert II. King.
The Collectors offices at Jordan and Ithaca are
abolished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
The Ottawa Rescue Case.

CHlc.Go, Thursday, March 3, I6dU.
In the case of John Hossack CT the 0tta rescuers
the Jury last night retained verdict of guilty, with
recommendation TO mercy. There are indictments
against six others yei be disposed Of That OF Jo-
seph Stout ia to be taken up t.as morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
Election i'm DunkirI..

DUNKIRK, Thursday, March ;, ISbV.
The first election in the new town OF Dunkirk took
place yesterday and the whole Republican and Amer
lean Union ticket was elected by majorities ranging
from 90 10 l27
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MARCH o. 1860

Fl, the removal Of the troops. He olsmed tbat The
Seer, IA, v of War ; ad made recon ueucation.
Mr.. IN rMPHtLL advocated the amendment, and
ead AT The President was of the opinion that the ext
genoes of the public service required that 1t should be
adopted.
The amendment wss carried.
Mr.. HALE offer. I'd another amendment, providing
that en- this regn vent raised the Regular army
be redu cd equivaenv and the Presiden be required
to disband them. Lost Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
Non. Arrival of the America.

HALIFAX, Thursday, March SIS p. m.
There are ar yet no signs of the steamship America,
now about due at this port with Liverpool dates of
the 18th ut. Weather cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
Fire nj WayerIey, Mo.

ST. LOUIS Thursday, March - Iooo.
The storehonses of ii. j. Gabraith, ana a'yh ~,
nst The loss il not stated Insurance *lOooo' ""l'
h,atbs safe was rob bed of nearly $J,OOV'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
Free Negroes Excluded from Mis-


ST. LOUIS, Thursday, March 8, 1860.
The bill excluding free negroes from this State under
the penalty of becoming slaves passed the Senate yes
terGay. 1t bad previously passed ne House Tia
same bill passed beth Houses at the last Session. but
failed TO receive the signature of the Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
From Havana.

NEw.ORLEAss, Wednesday, March I, 1860.
The steamship De Soto brings Havana advices of
the 3d.
Business was dull; stock Of cigar, goo boxes.
against 100 coo las. year.
Freights improving.
Sterling Exchange, ~ 1871 Y cent premium; 60,
day bills on New-York, 2S3 T. cent premiam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09

when they coin their choer into words ever so hiss
ing hot We presume be has uttered nothing ou'
truth, aud we are sure be WILL 10 all proper mOdeS'
stand by what he utters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
Delegates 10 Chicago.

BosToN, Thursday, March 4, 1860.
J. NJ. Lay and Jonathan Bourne have been elected
delegates to Chicago from the first district of Massa
chUsetts.
Five fishing vessels, manned by about so men and
valued AT - eco, considerably overdue at Gouces
ter, and fears are entertained for their safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
Railroad Accident.

BATAVIA, n. Y, Thursday, March 8, 1871.
The night express east last night struck three 9oys
Fix miles east of Buffalo, killing instantly aad W
iuripg one of the others badly. The third one Is uh
iured. The boys were aged about 10 years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
The wisconsin Railroads.

MADISON, Wis, Thursday, March 4, lS60
Simeon Draper of New-iork is here, engaged In
matters OF legislation connected 'sh the city, to gn,
and county ssues for railroad Purposes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09

An Active CoRoSER.-The report Of the Coroner M
New-Oreans gives the number ofnguests held for tba
past three MOI tbs follows; Homic.jes II, drowned
8, suicides 8, infantedes , ineoriates 81 oaeuates
10, sudden deaths from disease 6S, making total Of
Ito iLquests in ninety days
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uonoL.u and Newark Railroad.

TRENTOs, thursday, marsh o. IoV"
~. co,,o-ror This morning signed the ll0b0ken and
Newark Railroad BILL and it is now a law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-09
Freigllas iyl Georgia.

SAVANNAH Thursday, March s, 1860.
Great Quantities of freight are arriving here, but
there IL no detention. Ninety car loads are leaving
daily for the interior,
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mrNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

So far as we have heard tue March I-'eo 'iV"S ."
our State for Town Officers have resulted IN Tue
oh;nno of Snnnrrisnrs as follows:
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Partial returns from Herkimer Co. snow Re-
publican gains of Herkimer and German Flass-the
latter for the first time. OstofgO (CIty) Ithaca
(for the frst), POugbkeepsie and Saratoga Springs
have gone strongly Republican. Christopher Nor
gan for Mayor of Auburn has 400 aud Henry Fitz
hugh for Mayor of OswegO has 800 mejOrit.-each
larger than any former Republican majority at
Chatter Election. We have report of an adverse
result in Washington Co bat no details. Sullivan,
one of the largest towns of Madison Co, hitherto
Democratic or American, has gone Republican
On tie whole, the returns of our Town Meetings
and Charter Elections thus far indl,ate that the
Republican cause stands very strong in our State.