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refer to Committee the question Of the orgssaSn Of

refer to COMMITTEES the question Of the Organization Of
the Federal army.
October.-The possession OF the Kingdom OF Saxony
and of the Duchies, has become for the Empire -
political necessity because the European equilibrium
requires that Prussia and Austria should be held In
check by third great power The Diet flies to Rugea,
and IN order to calm public opinion, now awakened.
vote the erection of statue TO Arudt. The Conmlt-
tee appointed BY the Diet not yet ready ~ report
on the organization of the army therefore, the troops
cannot be marched against Napoleon.
Novemoer:-The Empire reaches to the Vistula-
Inc anne xaeon Of Prussia has become for the Empire
moral necessity as the Emperor must at any price
keep nis word Austris rubs her hands with 10y. be-
ing nd OF other rivals In Germany. Russia stands
aehsst az seeing the French the vistula s1d eX-
claims, That is not what wished"
December All the territory reaching from the Alps
to the Csrpstbisns IN Hungary has become for the
Empire "a geographical necessity" The GermAns
statue of Arpdt is unvsiled on "le Jour des limo
cents" in the Isle of Rugen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03
Methodist Episcopal Conference

BUFFALO, wednesday, may = iouO
The Methodist Episcopal Conference reassembled
to-day. ep
sstsd b. fore the adjournment by being referred 70
select committee Of i've.
a resolution by Mr. lWitherspoon TO revise the Dis
n;nre rsstr 10 the duties Of the presiding elders so
as 10 place them In the pastoral relation, was referred
TO the Committee on Itineracy. u.
Commttees of Seven were ordered on Tenn oerance,
the Bible, Temporal Economy, and the Pastoral Ad-
dress.
The session was opened with the usual religious
services, Bishop JaDee Of New ark IN the chair.
Bishop Simpson appeared and took his seat on the
platform.
Notice was taken Of the death Of Bishop Waugn,
and resolved hat the Bishops select one OF tner
Iumber 70 pronounce eulogy upon his life and shar
scter.
The order OF the day was the reports Of the outgo
irg standing committees, but the rules suspended
for the purpose Of constituting the severa standing
commi tees.
A Committee Of Five wac ordered TO be appointed
by the Chair TO take into consideration the question
OF divorce and marriage, and report TO ths Confer
tnce.
The afternoon session was almost entirely consumed
In constructing the Standing Committees.
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A YEAR OF ANNEXATIONS.

We end the following sketch in the Bien ERE Social
Of Bruxeles The Bien stre qu,tes it from the Post
Herr Of Soleure:
March.-The Empire annexss Savoy and Nice, th.
anne xaton having become geographical necessity,
Austria stirs not she Is delighted that shis trick IL
play cd against Victor Emanuel. Prussia says nothing
reseTviI x to herself I" freedom of action" .
April In order to obtain It's natural frontiers,
the Empire anDexes the khenish provinces. Austria
srs not che is delighted at seeing this trick Played
aeainst Prussia, who had deserted her In Lomoardy
Prussia pockets the atlront, reseryng to herseii
" freedom Of action in regard to Hanover. ,,
Msy-If yeretia Ia annexed to Lomoardy os-
cause the Venetaps speak Italian" Prussia stirs not;
SIZE reoices TO sec this trick played against Austria
who had abandoned her on the Rhine. Austria 10
beaten as laet year having sent her army INTO oA'o
without their breakfasts.
lime THE Empire annexes Belgium because the
" Rsloiaps speak French" England protests. Aus
tia snd Prussia stir not; they revenge themselves OF
Et alsr DE- abandonment in Italy and on the Rhine:
the msoIity of the inhabitants are Catholics,
ana have already formed part OF the great Empire
Auetra strs not for she Is delighted TO Bee Prussia
lose Wes,pbalia. Prussia strs not, for she prefers
Baden to be French rather than Austrian.
August-In consequence of the annex alton of Baden,
that also Of Wurt+mberg and Of Bavaria has become
geographical necessity" to the Empire. Austria s
delighted to Prussia lose the support Of Protestant
WIrt. mberg and Prussia is delighted TO see Austria
lose the support OF Catholic Bavaria; Germany s.irs
not. At jena the students sing "What is the father.
land1" Napoleon answers this question.
September.-The Empire annsxes Hanover, Olden-
bouJg and Mecklenbourg "because the possession of
the northern seacoas has become 10 France
a Latural frontier At Berlin they seriously pro.
pore 10 exchange the pointed helmets of the army for
the keps The Germanic Diet after the annexation of
Frankfort have hid themselves in the Warbourg they
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shal be confined to the subject and that the vote she'll
be taken at early day.
The House went into COMMITTEES Of the Whole on the

shal be confined to the subject and that the vote sas
be taken at an early day.
The House went into Committee OF the Wh'ie On tho
etaie of The Union. . . A.
Mi FSGIJSU Dem Ind In aludipg to me
Charleston Convention said be did not SPIN pa n. W." o
those who imperiousls demand Iesar OF eoeoSy, ~
with the rule. aud un spirit to, much Uauii9 y. TX
by both wipga Of The Democratic parry, aIu w Wv"
NAV he iust, attributed the diff suites which -" eA
lat He veutured the prediction tnae u uoSeo e =.
disaster epsue the nasses VIII pesTI au ou nv "
forgive those who are faSly anu muo - ~,
1atiro this state of affairs on the country. not
Ss;sd tbs. darkness and cloufs lower over the Dsmo-
cratic honse but be had an abldirg fa'th that those
clouds will ssss awa' lesvhR Tue R!orous SUI OF Oe'
80. a. he psrty 10 which be belongs When the time
g. ection comes every Democrat will do his duty,
orSre 10 the circumstances which may surround them
zen II ths worst shoud be selected for Presi-
dsnt be st least would he better than the best of
ire Republican party There was ore essential point
about which there wss division In the Democratic
rspls it eternal, uncsasiDg opposition TO the Re-
pubEoaIs. There, Democrats stand unit. He then
proceeded TO SPEAK particularly the subject Of
the repressible conflict doctrine and negro equality,
as he raid it maintained by the Republic party,
which he desired 10 hold up 10 the indignation OF the
masses of tie American people. The Democratic
party The best friend and the Republican patty
che worst enemy Of the negro.
A colloouy took place bet weeu Messrs. DUNN,
COLFAX, ENGLISH, and PORTER, concerning the
sttutoDal provision Of Indiana relative to the ex-
Clusiop Of free negroes.
Mr.. HUTCHINS rep, Ohio said that Mr.. Seward
announced ths t'u'h when he explained the " re-
pressibe conflict between the two systems OF labor
Ssvery, MIR. Hutchips coptended, was not only wrong
to the slave and STAKEHOLDER but to the material indus
try and the socia educational and religious iition
Of the people among whom it exists. He argued that
the es1y fathers sought to restrict Slavery wherever
practicable.
Mr. SMITH rs. Am, n. C.) condemned the violent
spirit exhibited in debate, and appealed to gentlemen
TO return to the Compromise measures Of 1850 rs
means of quoting the present political excitement
The Committee rose. Adjourned.
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PHILADELPHIA City Election.

PHnADELPHIA, Wednesday, Ray ,. lS6U.
Mr.. Henry, the Peoples candidate for Mayor, is
elected by $40 majority.
Mr. DowDirg the Democratic candidate for Con-
troller, s elected by 100 majority.
The Select Council Islands follows; Peoples ticket
Is; Democrats, IL.
Tie Common Council stands: Peoples ticket, 50;
Democrats, SO.
Nearly 1900 votes were pOTed.
Amended returns Of the election show that there
will be tie in the Select Council.
The Opposition claim the elect ion of Hufty as Cou.
troler Downing, Democrat but the vote is close,
and the official returns will be required to decide the
result
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RenubIjcan state Convention.

DETROIT, Mich, Wednesday, May 9 1860.
The Republican State Convention met in this city
TODAY
Austin Blair, Walter W. Murphy, Thomas w. Ferry
sno James j. st. Clair were elected delegates at large
20 Chicago.
Stropg Seward resolutions were passed.
The Convention was harmonious.
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BODY of AN Unknown Female
E0nnd.

SANDY HOOK, Wedoesday, Nay :, IooU
The body Of an unknown female, apparently about
40 wears old was found the outer beach yesterday
morning about two miles from the point Oh the HOOK
Her face and hands were much dsfgured.
La her pocket was found comb and pair OF scis-
sors An inquest was held ON the body, and verdict
returned Of Supposed Accidentally Drowned" The
BODY was inferred on Sandy Hook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

shall have received 202 or more votes, was then
called up.
Mr. Richardson of Illinois moved to lay the rssolu'
tor on the table. Yeas, I'LL; Nays, al. 30 the
resolution wss not laid on the table.
Mr. Stuart Of Michigan then sed the point Of Order
that the resolution must lie on the table day before
being sctsd upon, as involved change in the and
ing rules Of the Convention.
The President decided that the resolution was in
order.
Mr. Stuart appealed from the decision Of the Chair,
and vote being called the appeal, the Chair was
sustajped-Yeas, lA; Nsyr, 1OS.
This vote is regarded as fatal to D,uglss.l
Mr.. Stuart then moved an amenfmsnt, thai al
delegates no the nominations shall be bound
to sustain them. Ruled out of order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

On the twenty.third ballot, when Virginia was
called Mr. Russell stated that be required TO cast
II votes one way and another. He declined to cas-.
it, however unless otherwise ordered by the Conven
tiop Tie State Convention had not paced any reso-
luton on the subject, bat voting as unit wn re-
eardsd as the Democratic law Of the State.
Mr. Norft of Virginia said himself and colleague
thought bis constituent, ought to be heard aud he d.
maDded tina. th'ystOud be heard. Hecou'd no longer
vote for Mr.. Hunter.
Debate was INDUCED in for some time on the ques.
tion when the Precedent decided Thai the delegates
from Virginia are eo'led TO cast q cir individual votes
The vote Of Virginia was then cast, as follows: l
for Douglas, and II for Hunter.
Douglas alec received one vote from North Carolina,
giving bin majority Of the whole electoral college,
ss follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

AT hhD-past tue Convection adjourned to O'Clock
EVENING SESSION.
Tie Convention met at 5 o'clock.
Mr. Cuttings Of Maryland gave notice that atter the
next ballot he would move that this Convention ad-
journ to meet in Baltimore on the fret Monday In june
He thought the delegates should 60 homo to see taen
constituents, ard they viii be ready TO 90 their do'y
by nominating any man who can beat the Black no
publicans.
Josiah Randall of Philadelphia would move 10 amend
to adjourn sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03
xnaueurstion of Gov. Buckingham

NEW-HAvEN, wednesday, May :, lou.
Gov buckingham was to-day inaugurated into the
Office which he has filed since 1853. The ceremonies,
parsdss and processiops the occasion, have been
or suay imposing. The city is filled with strangers
Touis BIT there be torch light procession and dis
play Of fireworks, and the whole 70 10 cont nde with
srand festival. Tables being spread for over
THE two Houses Of the Legislature were organized
nv the election Of tie candidates nominated at the
Republican caucus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

AT 81 p. M the Convention adjourned, to meet at III
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
CHARLrsros, Wednesday, May 9, 1860.
The Boston Brass Bard seated in the gallery, opened
the Convention this morning with half dozen spirit
stirring aiys concluding with yankee Doodle" at
the conclusion Of which Mr.. FlouDoy Of Arkansas,
with lungs sentorsn, proposed three cheers for the
Union, which was heartily responded to.
The floor and galleries were thropged with the frat
ladies Of the city.
The Convention was called to order at l0i O'Clock.
Prayer was offered by The Rev. Mr.. Kendrick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

PHO. bes. a.orrs r.poIts April e Cs My bearing
mol. ssms dsy Cape May bearing w W. spole bul Whes
ton II Essspsr om Aessndra for Sssts. 2ssh. bs1's}x
Ras.on .aus day. Bsrnesas bearing distant Is miles spots
r. brjr Mary for john N. B. wind E strong SAlss
nEIbW-S hip g. Emerson Smith Creighton from Lyerpooe
March By pilot best Edmund Blunt
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ALBANY, Wednesday, May ?, 1860.
Tie o'clock freight train on the Central Railroad
from this city parted when within Tour miles Of
nsmed Hersfa literally torn 10 pieces His remains
were scattered about In ali directions. No other person
was Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03
,IsIIIEsTH BALLOT, IN ~

,IsIIEEsTH BALLOT, IN frLf.
Maine, New.Hsmpshire, Vermont, Rhode leland
New.York, Ohio, Indians, Illinois Michigan, wscon-
sn, and Iowa. voted entire for Douglas, and he re-
eeived 81 from Connecticut, from New-Jersey, "a
from Psnnsy lvana, 81 from Mary land. A from Mis-.
pouri, and from Minnesota. Total, $50.
Mr. Guthrie received: Massachusetts, 81 Connect
cut, 2ii Nsw-Jsrsey 5; Pennsylvania, IL Maryland,
|; Missouri, ~; Kentucky, L..
Mr. Lane received: New jersey, !; Pennsylvania,
o. North Carolina, TO- Arkansas, Ii California, 81
Oregon, ,.
Mr. Hunter received: Massachusetts, Al; Pennsyl-
vania, 3; Delaware, q Maryland, L. Virginia, To-
Mr. johnson received; Tennessee, Ill Minnesota, l..
Mr.. Dickinson received: California, l.
Mr. Davis receiyed: Massachusetts, IA,
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The PHILADELPHIA ELEcIIoS-Ths following Ia
the vote cast on Tuesday in Philadelphis.

CAMPAIGN CLUB.-The Eleventh Ward Republican
Campaign Club met last night at Lugsr'I Hall, No.
435 Houston street, but did not transact any business
ofimpOrtance. This Club is rapidly filling up, andbid
fair to become one Of the most influential in the city.
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Fire.

LAwREscE, Mas, Wednesday, May 9. 1860.
fire this afternoon destroyed Wilson e. Aliens
steam Jaw mills with some small buildings adjoining.
Loss about $l2, 900.
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Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

EpecIaI Dspatch 70 n. i It1oune
CLEVELAND Wednesday, May 2, 1860.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad receipts for
April were $75 $780, against 62 $50 last year. showing
D gain Of $l3 4S9, with one working day less.
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Penusylyanta PoIitics,

PHILADELPHIA, "wednesday, May 2, 1850.
In TIE Sixth District Of this State John NJ. Broom
hall and Washington Townsend have been chosen del
egstes to Chicago. They are uninstructed, but Came
ron is their fret choice.
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Return of Outsiders from Charles
ton.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, May ., 1860.
The steamer Keystrns State has arrived from
Chsrleston, bringing numerous outside delegates to
the Convention.
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Naylgntion on the Canal.

OswIGO, Wednesday, May ?, 1860.
Tie boat MILO, Of the new Osweso limo, from New
York with merchandise for the West, arrived here
tc day. This is the first through boat this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03
Later from Vera Cruz.

NEw.ORLEAss, Tuesday, May =, 1861.
The schooner Star has arrived hero with Vera Cruz
dates Of the 2lst Of April The news 10 uniuportans.
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The thirty fifth ballot was announced.
Douolaa. l51.

Douglas, 1872
Otber as On the thirty fourth
A debate ensued on the motion Of Mr.. Cuttings. He
sssured the Convention that Baltimore was no longer
plug. ugly town, and promised hospiabls welcome
TO the Convention.
The motion was withdrawn for the present, but he
vould renew it in the course Of the evening.
During the Goth ballot Arkansas bavlne voted LOT
Breckiurdgr one of the delegates from Kentucky re-
quseted the vote Withdrawn, he was instructed oy
Mr. Brsckinrdss not to allow the nae Of h' name In
opposition to the gentlemen at present in nomination.
and especially that Of Mr.. Guthrie.
THIRTY-sIXTH BALLOT.
Douglas, 1911. Others unchanged.
Tennessee withdrew the name Of Mr.. johnson as q
candidate.
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Sailing of the America.

BosTON, We tpesday, May = IooU
The steamship America sailed at y o'clock this
rnornirg with IA passengers for Halifax and ~ Tor
Iivorpool She takes out $2S, 600 in specie.
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FIRE IN GREENE SrREEr.-The alarm OF fire Ia the
Fourth District last evening was caused by some de-
feet in tbs gas meter in the premises OF .. tnomp
quence.
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Sailing of the Prince Albert.

ST. JoHS's, n. f., Wednesday, May ., 1860.
The steamship Prince Alder! sailed ct o'clock this
moinirg for Galway.
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The Convention resssembled at o'clock.
vote was taken ordering the previous question on
the proposition to proceed to ballot for President
Adcpted-Yeal, lis; Nays, Io3
The Tennessee resolution requiring that the Prer-
dent Of the Convention shall not declare any person
nominated for President or yiee-Presdsut unless he
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