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XXXVITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsHIscToS, May IL, 1890.


The morning hour was spent in discussion on the
bill for the relief OF Thomas &. Ware.
Mr. HALE Rep, n. H. introduced n bill for the
relief Of Arthur Edwards and associates. Read twice
and referred.
On motion of Mr.. IVERSON Dem. Ga.) the Senate
took mp the private calendar and several bills not OBJ
jected to Were passed.
Mr.. HALE moved that when the Senate adjourn it
be till Monday. Carried.
Subsequently Mr.. HUNTER Dem, Val moved to
postpone the private calendar and take the deficiency
bill. Had not the Senate moved to adjourn over he
would have been content to consider the deficiency bill
tomorrow
Mr.. INVERSION spoke of the small number Of days
devoted to the private calender the present session.
Mr.. HUNTER suggested that the motion to adjourn
be reconsdered and that the Senate consider the
Deficiency bill tomorrow.
Mr. LATHAM Dem, Cali moved reeonsidera-
ton accordingly.
Mr. HAMLiN Rep. Me- remarked that Congress
has been in session several months and little has been
done vet We are all anxious to get home some time
before the constitutional commencement of the next
sesson; but he himself did not want to go until al
business was disposed Of
Mr. HALE did not think the last three weeks had
been entirely lost There had been great deal Of
good done by adjourning from time to time and
the proceedings at Charleston. II i'll becomes the Re
pubicans to complain of what has been done. We
disposed of the Wing party some time ago and nothing
is now left but fragments OF the Democratic party
to fight against and they went to Charleston and de-
lvered speeches containing sound Republican doc
trines where the Republicans would not have been
permitted TO go. Now the Democratic party 10 broken
10 pieces but there to be attempt TO unite tito
gether again with Spalding glue aughter and make
il stick. There had been great zeal OF good DONE
but the men doing it did not know what they were
about Samson, when he overthrow the temple Of
the Phitistines blind, and did not what ire
mendous piece of work he doing; so these Demo
Gratis were blind instruments in the hands Of Providence
to make out good result and it affords an illustration
of the truth of the saying in Holy Writ, that God
would make the wrath OF praise him, and the resi-
due thereof he would restrain That just exactly
what has been done in that Convention If the Sena-
tor from Maine found time for private recreation during
the adjournment, that different from his lHalesD
experience.
Mr. TOOMBS thought that not more than five in
hundred private bills could be maintained any kind
of principle.
BY general consent the motion to reconsider was
withdrawn and the deficiency bill taken up and passed.
Executive session. Adjourned till Monday.
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Little was done yesterday in the United States
Senate except to debate the question of adjourn
ment to Wednesday, and to come to the sensible
conclusion that the members had better remain at
their posts and attend to their business. Mr.. Hale
made characteristic speech and offered congrat-
ulations for the good work done at Charleston
He did not conceive that time there had been
wasted, though it is not easy to see how that can
absove the Senate from neglecting its own duties
i'm the mean time.
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Special Diipatch to The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, Nav II. 1860.
TIE BALTIMORE CONVENTION


The Oldest inhabitant here was amazed ut the
sensation created yesterday among politicians,
great and small at the capitol, at the departments,
and in all public places, by the announcement that
Gen. Houston had been nominated at Baltimore
for the Presidency. 1t was freely admitted that,
as things are, he would carry some four or five
States at the South, while if there should be
Southern Democratic nomination, he might carry
many more. Mr.. Stewards friends were eated,
while those of Judge Douglas were depressed.
In view of the nomination of Messrs. Bell and
Everett, sagacious Southern politicians sec no re-
spouse in electoral votes, except in that Judge
Douglas should BE- nominated next month at Baltl-
more. In this event, the hot heads freely predict
that many Slave States may be counted ON for
those gentlemen.
MIR. Stewards NOMINATION..
1t is stated in circles of Mr.. Stewards friends
that he is confident of his nomination at Chicago,
and this opinion il also entertained by MIR. Preston
King, who left to-day for that city.
THE sECEDERs.
hear that the request to the Seceders ut
Charleston to go TO Baltimore Is but partially
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A large meeting of those wishing to expires
sympathy for Thaddeus Hyatt was held last even
ing at The Cooper Institute. Speeches were made
by Wendell Phillips William Lloyd Garrison and
the Rev. DR.. Checyer, and collection was taken
for the purpose of defraying the expenses OF pub
fishing the proceedings of the evening.
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The steamship Asia, which left Liverpool on the
2Sth ult, and touched at Queenstown the following
day, reached this port at an early hour on Friday
morning. Her advices are of the same date as
those brought by the Brazil, which arrived at st
Johns on Monday last, and consequently contain
nothing new.
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We are to have no Quarantine this Summer, it
seems, since the Quarantine Commissioners have
dismissed the physician and employees of the
Floating Hospital, for lack of funds to pay them.
Whether the city viii be better or worse without
their services. the event will determine.
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PRsoyEP's LIBRARY, SrsG SHOWN. jay Has
te hos received the following donsons Of books for the shove
named library since the date Of his last acknowledgment From
CLss g. Terry, esq, Hudson ~ " p Volumes from friend
large youme from Rufus Prime esq Of No ll3 West Four
teeIh street ~ bound volumes 20 magazines SCI the Joint
contribution u Miss Tucker and Mn Dr. Beck O; No West
Sixteenth street consisted Of l05 bound volumes and 1903
zines, kc.
Further contributions Of books sgsznes will be hanL
ieeeiHedhy DIR isshet at his Office No IS Centre street,
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port him, and seems to be engaged 10 an effort to
run Gen. Houston as sort Of spontaneous candi-
date by way Of smashing the machines" We DO
not often have an opportunity to applaud The Err
press but we desire to manifest our enthusiastic
admiration for this movement. These machine
smashers are wonderful set of felows to be sure.
They ought to be encouraged
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Netpalork DAILY Gribn,re
SATURDAY. MAY ~, 1860.
TO coRRESPONDENTS

We cannot undertake rejected Communications
notice be taken Of Anonymous Communications What
ever intended for insertion must be suhent ssd by the
name and address Of the wrternot necessarily for pubca
ton, but guaranty for Lis good faith.
BUSHES letters TUX TRIBUNE should In all DO ad
dressed TO HORACE GRBYLEY Il Co.
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'igned by Southern Senators, while In the Houss
the thing fares quite MS bad. This, taken in con.
nection with news from the South az 10 the public
feeling, seems to be favorable to Mr. Douglas.
But, however much the South may relent, Is It not
probable, nay almost certain, that the elements
existing against him at the North will be increased
in strength, through appliances from this point
THE VOTE on sEw-MExic0.
1t il q subject Of much remark here that save
and except Mr.. Hickman, none of the Anti-Le-
compton Democrats voted for the Abrogation Of
Slavery in New-MexicO For all that, feel conf.
dent that they will support the Republican Presi.
DENTAL nominee, should anything like an abandon
ment of what are termed on-Inieryention doc
trines take place at Baltimore
TIE SLAVE CODE.
IT is held in Administration circles that tbs
nominal Northern friends Of Mr. Douglas in New
York and New-England, will give in at Baltimore
to the Slave Code doctrine. Conspicuously in this
score are counted the New.York Delegation.
nearly half Of whom were charged at Charleston
with wearing the Buchanan badge Of seryitude.
THE TREASURY.
Close OF last week Ofs10o4
The receipts last week 6l5p0o
Drafts issued. 5000
s3)es
To the Associated Pres.
WASHINGTON, Friday April II, 1850
The President has recognized Henry John Murray
az British Consul at Portland, Maine.
Col, Ranslof Charge d'Afalres for Denmark, has
returned home on leave. There is some doubt Of his
return here again. He has proved himself highly ac-
cepable to our Government.
The Homestead bill, as it passed the Senate ~
changed to give actual settlers land for quarter Of
dollar an acre after two years settlement.
The steamer Philadelphia left for Hampton Roads
this afternoon TO receive the japanese Embassy.
Among the passengers were Capt Dupont and Lieuts
Lee and Porter; Chas. w. Lee, Chief Clerk; and
John w. IIogg Corresponding Clerk OF The Navy De-
partment; Mr.. Archbod, Chief Engineer Of the Navy;
Mr.. Sedyard son-in-law Of Mr. Cas-; Purser Cum
ningham and DIR. Mcdonald, Secretary to the Com
mission; and full marine band on board. The En-
bassy is TO be received at the Navy Yard with great
pomp, and conducted TO their quarters under military
escort 1t is the intention of the President to have
formal interview on Wednesday in the presence Of the
Cabinet and others holding prominent public positions
Each of the five Territorial bills tabled to-day IN the
House. contained an antslavery proyiso. This result
was produced by union of Democrats Of AL shades,
Americans and few Republicans.
Calhoun Benham to-day confirmed by the Sen
ate as the District Attorney Of California.
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Though one of the editors Of The Express was
prominent member of the Convention which nomi.
mated Mr.. Bell, that journal Us yet refuses to sup
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Business Notires.
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~ editions Of THK TRBrSE viii reach over two hundred
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A HEALTHY

A HEALTHY
PLEASANT,
lSvI6ORATING
BEVERAGE
MCKSICHT's MALT WINE,
Recommended by hyicions in OF consumption loss Of
auree generally debility and tonic possessing the advan
ges food and beverage. Packed in Of and two
dozen EACH and for sale by all cass IuiteIers end grocers
Isaac DAVIS No "a Wilham-st.,
THOMAS DAVIS, No 90 North Moorc-st.,
Wholesale agents.
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STRENGTHEN THE SYsTEM.-Vigor is one of
the cardinal of health Sickness the consequence OF
it, decline death Of its utter paa The best means
parpe ypor brokendow frame and shattered c0nSf
tuition which has yet been invented discovered is proHeed
ERaTKD SToxACa BrTTERs Many who reflect upon the er
fly with which they have ed with health in youth anG matur
ity they far to be restored This
deluon Debility from whatever Arising may be cured
strength In whatever manner il have been wasted may be
restored by Of this powerful and heahu For
ell 81 painful effects bodily and mental they are
q positive specific II can be had Of any druggist
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ORDINARY kpvERTIsIss-Sl % line, esch insertipn, =
advertisements inserted IN the WEKKLN TkIhtNk io
ITEN--ln the News Column. pTeaxed by "''u l
ien.l-$l so line each insertion.
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TIE JAPANESE.


The japanese Embassy comes here on Monday.
4 motion is pending in the House to adjourn over
till Tuesday, so that members may 60 to the Navy
Yard to see them land. twill not carry as being
beneath the dignity of congress to adjourn for such
q purpose. The Embassy will be invited to visit
the hall of the House, where they will be received
in the state due to the dignity of both parties.
MIR. BENHAMs APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate backs the President in rewarding
Mr.. Benham by his confirmation.
THE BALTIMORE NOMINATIONS.
The nomination Of Messrs. Bell and Everett
lessons the chances of Mr.. Seward and increases
those of Messrs. Bates or Mclean, or some other
Republican, without losing any of his party
strength.
John Hickman is much talked of to-day, or
Messrs. Wade and Hickman for the full ticket.
THE HOUSE CALENDAR.
The House Calendar to-day, contains public
bills and 36S private bills all ready for the action of
the House. Among these are some five appropria-
ton bills, which will have to go to the Senate after
their passage in the House, and receive many
notifications, and again undergo consideration in
the House. More legislation will probably be de-
cdcd by Conference Committees this cession than
ever before.
THE SENATE HOMESTEAD BILL.
The Senate Homestead bill will be amended by
the House substitute, when it gets there, and re-
turned.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
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WINsDIP'S NENTiLATING
RYPHlGRRaTORs.

Polar beezes constantly circulating through these Rei3ers
tors warranted to keep Fish Flesh and fruts e1sh
article retaining It's peculiar flavor In fact is the only perfect
BRANHALL, HgDGE Co,
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Republican National Convention. CHICAGO MAY le.

The mails for Europe by the steamship New
York, will close this morning at 10a O'Clock.
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LYONS MAGNETIC

LYONS MAGNETIC
INSECT POWDER.
The old aud only article to externnae Bed Bugs Roaches
Ants Garden Insects &c, without Poison.
LYOSs MAGNETIC PIiIs
Externiste Rats Mice, and all Nernin Buildngs Ships
&c cleared by contract BARNES PARK, No. 10 Parkro",
and No 424 Broadway and sold by all Druggists and Gocers
Beware OF limitations
Dr. MARSH continues to apply his RADICAL CURE
TPrss with success efectng Of Hernia or Rupture
Lades waited upon by female in private Bathing
Trues Supporters ShoulderBraees suspensory Bandages
SIN Elastic Stockings Caps and all gca appliances by
MAnsH Co. No 2Ne.eyst n " opposite 81 Panrs Church
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c,.cr,,-,ox on TUT, TaIausx. APRIL 10, 1860
.2SR,1IO


orR-The above table gives somewhat too large circua
,, 4, e state Of Newly orb with corresponding deficiency
sl.ewhethe copies taken by Newsmcn which We 10 not
know 70 be sent to other States being included in this State
AGGkYGATK CALCULATION.
APRiL-l3o0.
Daily 40 so Weekly Tsbune. 2lIOVO
SEMI Weeky........2325 $50 Poetic S"Oo
Total.
Address HORACE GRIZZLY Co.. Tribune Buildings, New
YORK
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SrxI.WY,xLY TRIBuEr.
TIE WFEKLY TRIRuNE.

ORpISAay ADvEKyIsING-TvRNTyFI CENrs Ine eaoH
fn-ertisn- - ,,..t.,
TEs-l lFIFrr CENTS lnr each Insertion
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J. Il. BURDSALL'S

j. r. BUGDSALLS
ARSICA LIsInKsT
prepared by combining Arca with most ang and pene
trssiug vegetable oil For all the
ACHEs AND PAINS
ths human flesh is heir to, it Is without equal
RHEuMATIsM BRUISES SPRAISs
Pain Ia the Side Breast Sore Throat &C. yield few sp
pc stions Beware Of counteI and buy but BUKDs
original article Sold by all Druggists Price % cents
HUSBANDS CALCINED MAGNEsh
Is free from unpleasant taste and three times the strength Of the
common Cecined Aopesis. -
have awarded being the best In the market sale
by the druggists and country storekeepers generally and by the
manufacturer THOMAS j. HUSBAND, Philadelphia
The ELUSIVE WIGS
are novelties. Pmngs unsanabe No shrinking CIRB
29o Broadway n l. cor Readet' opposite Stewarts
Mrs. WINsLOw,
Ar experienced Nurse and Female Physician, has SOOTHING
SIRUP CHILDREN TyETHIyG, which greatly facilitates the
process of Teehrg by soeg the and reducing all in
say all pain andis gnae the bowels
Depend upon it, mothers, II viii give rest to yourselves and
lief and health TO your Infants Perfectly safe In oil cases
Millions Of bottles are sold every year In the United States
II l. all old and well-tdod remedy.
PKICH Is CRSTs BOTTLE.
Meme genuine mi, the fac smile Of CURTIS PERKINS
Newly ok Is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists hrouel out the world.
HOLLOWAys PILLS AND OINTMENT.-Among
the Of persons from Purid Sore Throat
who lsve used these remedies not single death has occurred
This l. the remarkable when consider the
tally which has sely taken place In this infections epidemic
HECKERS EARINA JELLY, delicious des
and the best Substitute for animal food enche the tables
Of the Aston House end all the principal saloons Heckers
various sizes FORMS sEd patterns; for sale at the establishment
No. New Canal ST., East Broadway
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, May II, 1860.

Special Dispatch to The N. T. Irloune'
WASHINGTON, Friday, May II, 1860.
TIE TERRITORIAL GOVERNMENT.
The Southern Democrats in the House to-day
put themselves on record against Territorial Gov
ernments for the new Territories Popular Sow
ereignty carried the day. Eli Thayer was the
leader. Territorial business was the special order,
and the House refused to go into Committee upon
the necessary business Of existing Territories.
Mr. Grow, Chairman of the Territorial Commit
tee, then introduced bills authorized by the Com
mittee for erecting Governments for the Terrific
ries of Chippewa, IDAHO Dakota, Nevada, and
Arizona.
The minority reports, in favor of striking out the
proyiso prohibiting Slavery, were received with
motions 10 strike out.
The Anti-Republicans would not go on record,
even on that issue, but on motion of Mr.. Thayer
laid all on the table together few Republicans
Joined in the movement, mainly from objections to
raising Governments to place more patronage in
the hands of the President.
Mr.. Grow offered to receive Mr.. Gartrells SUBJ
stitute embracing the slave code clause of the ma
iorty report at Charleston, and submit it to fair
vote, but the South would not face the music.
Mr. Bingham's code of New-M exicoin the House,
both irritaed and frightened the fire eaters. They
know not what to do till after the Baltimore and
Richmond nominations.
Mr. Douglas was an enthusiastic listener TO Mr..
Thayers speech, which was witty and plausible,
but in practical ability and logical reasoning, far
inferior to those of Messrs. Grow and Gooch, and
recognized in it specimen of his earliest efforts in
the same line. When he finished, he rushed up to
shake hands with what he denominated tho
" Squatter Sovereign King"
Mr. Thayer expects to get up his Land District
Popular Sovereignty project tomorrow, but the
Territorial business is not inished yet, and he may
not be able. 1t is said he labors uuder the flatter
ing hallucnation that the Southern fre-eaters will
vote for it, but apprehend he is as much mis-
taken as be was to-day, in supposing his Popular
Sovereignty views were original. They have used
him, and will throw him away Nothing short of
the opposite extreme from Mr.. Grows proyisO
will satisfy them; otherwise the motion to strike
out would have carried and the bill passed. The
Anti LecomptOnites and South Americans will not
IN tbo slave code
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THR LATEST " SENSATION. There is no
.srs feet that the greatest sensation New OK mas sI
,isd oflsfp produced hy the sensation HAT with
rLeh KNox Of No 22 Broadway has been coyens az the
-eune heads Of the city for few weeks past Take io OH
In ID / |. . beauty.
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OPENING DAY,
THURSDAY, May 10, 1860. - 49,,
TUTIL will this Day open tie spacious store NO 300 hfs
wsy lately occupied by Messrs GouPh Col as s'ciass
HAT EsTA8LISHNRsT
The has been selected it'll great care and comprises
fne Snd varied assortment SILK HATS Of various qualities
Psfssa ard American Soft Hats in variety CARS OF
the rswss srd approved styles silk Ginshan ard Con-
To- JfExsE1s.s CARER BAGS, HAT CAsBs, &c
TUTHIII, Hetter
No. 355 Broadway,
Opposite international Hotel
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A MEDICINAL WHISKY.
7, : rovr wei known that BoURBoN WHISKY in its
,nT j. AN invaluable medicinal agent We take pl assure In
20 ply sicians inysids and others that we have on
55 Ta stock in bottles tho old and weLknown Ken
pcIv SAT- River Disterie which strictly pure Whisky
sud " oTtly Of entire confidence.
INV Sold by ali Druggists
UpGyNAN & Co Chemists and Druggists,
Nos l6l. 500, 81 and $50 Broadway n. \.
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PURE WHIsKY.--50 barrels ). L. SUITS Salt
River Bourbon, for sale by
ArwArRg MILFORD Co., Nos. IS and 81 Broadst
SOMETHING NEW -" STAMMERING. = Inc
cans and cure Of this annoying defect will be fully made known
10 any person thus afflicted application, free oil charge oy
Dir A. H. SxRDLKN, AIticult Office, No. 6i8 Broadway
Hours Toto 4.
Chiffon on THE CROTON.
The D;anlarm FILTER manufactured by MCKENZIE OHARt
4; The nd If Porous Filter to which alluded in my recent
mott 10 the Coton Board consider the artificial sandstone
which constitutes Fcng medium to be an excellent ai
Gle for the purpose The instrument quite durable and only
REQUIRED to be reversed equally to insure its action
JAMES r. CHIFFON, NJ. d., Chemist.
vorsoleb v MCKENZIE O'HARA,
Corner Of 4th and MeTcer-sts.
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ANNIVERSARY HATS.
The LARGEST and elegant variety of Fashionable HATS
and CAPS fo Gents and Children in the city, The Clergy sup
I;aS =, - 5tscourt KKLLOGG, No. 381 Cinal-st.
IgARY & Co.'S SUCCEssORS.-HUNT& DUsEN-
RuRY call the attention Of Gentlemen 20 the superior quality
and sy Of their dress HATS manufactured by hema Nos
nd 5, AstOr House.