New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-27


"A bill has been introduced into the Assembly %
Alabama, for transporting all negroes convicted OF
capital ofenses to Massachusetts, There will be more
criminals than convictions in case the bill becomes q
law.
The prices of board at Chicago will remain IN
changed during the sitting of the Republican COnven
ton The fremont and Briggs Houses have each ac-
commodatons for 400 guests, snd the Richmond House
for 5. The price of board at each of these is g. 50
per day. The Metropolitan Hstel, Matteson and Az
ans Houses have accommodations for 200 each at 81
per day, and the Revere House and City Hotel have
rooms for $50 each at 81 so per day. Beside these
there are numerous smaller houses having room for
from 80 to 100 guests each. The fremont and Briggs
Houses have made arrangements TO COLOMBO 5O per-
each, and doubtless most of the others will msko
like arrangements. Probably large number OF Dele
gates will be quartered at private houses in the city;
but DO matter how large the crowd, the people have
no fears but what they will be accommodated TX
teDsive arrangements being made for the reception
of Delegates, meetings aviDg been held BY former
residents Of most of the Eastern States Tor
the purpose of publicly noticing the Deiegs'es
from their several States. A large hall is 70
be built capable Of odng from eight TO ten thossi
people, 10 be used during the session of the Convention
and afterward through the campaign of 1901; ouI
it has not yet been decided whether the Conyeh'
ton will hold its meetings there or in MetroPOhan
Hail. The latter place has standmg-room Tor over
1900 people, is centrally located, wei ventilated and
in every way calculated for such purpose, and pas
in fact been engaged AT 500 per day. but may PEI,
haps not be used IN case the large building ero0tou
for admission into which ii is proposed to cnsfge
but yet not definitely settled. Quite conas. - ness
presented between Charleston, with i's Iwo no'o,s
IS per day and hall at $3.50 per day. ana Cnicasol w.
thiIty-ive hotels, with board at from 81 W e " r.
day and hall at elOu. But the former Lo.e 10
office holders assemble while the latter IS whers s
People meet in Convention, and the former can anv
TO nav the prices as the money comes from the one'
States Treasury while the latter have TO earn tnei'
Sarah Anderson, servant giil with Mrs pAs
Newport, below Sockton-on-Tees, returned 20"
weeks since f.om Methodist revival mte'ps'
fearful state of MUD Her very features were 'i'''
She said che had been converted Her eompslnVD'
she bad been 80 frightened by The influence Oh ''s
vice that they had to to accompanied NONE.
preacher bad ssid something about the gri .'AHs
Of herself or the devil would get her. nef nsA
had no control over her. She became deiui0u', "N1
cent home. She escaped from them during INC "
and was found next morning in the cow-oyre nNS
two of the cows by the tall singing hymns ana 'OTsS
and shouting and praying. All means to res'0i' ~
nationality fsiled. She was sent to Newport, r""s
mad. ,of
- Old Senator Clarke Of Rhode Island, speaA"e
California, and the constant demands OF Dr.
Others upon the Treasury of ths United Sia'es, ~
the homely figure that that Commonwealth re"' srd
linn of cross baby-it was alternately crying
sucking.