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ga rte Seritellnng etlte5 9erdumtgelt, ges
Ihntodpolen Gbeater8, Die IoltOe 6itbrunB oeS
gel6dftltde1 Gtetle8 etner 8itbneuunterteb~
mun9, po8 engagement Der be1ten bt8poniblel
&r1fte, oa ~fleiFi0e8 Gtuotum Der 0e&pablten
Stitfe unb peritdnDtge, DEM Bubltf1m unp
ietnem 8ilpun88itanbe unp BtlOung8Orange
entipredenpe Wabl pe8 Nepertptr8, b1 Ielbit bic
6G6iteu @unltbeitrebungen Der Otreftion unb
eer Wfitalieoer elmer 8Itbne nt6t au8rethen,
UNI cine 8epGlferttns ME bic beutjd,zamertfa=
niihe nit i6rer 8ibne pouit1upig perpa6ien gu
ut1den, unp pa bier3u bic S66pfung I'M
) et / dJer, aus benz &eben De8 Volfe6
lelbit beroprgebenber Sttde unerldBlt6 1T, 10
bat 1t6 Der Undergraduate Director be8 peutideu
Gbeoter8 in Ct. Souls peranlaBt 9eieben, ourdl
2(u8iebung entipredenDer Breiie bic idlunle
mlerlloen &rdfte inldnbti6er peltl6er Tbeaters
pt9ter 5I lpedeu.
Wa8 RE @attu1g Der Stide 6etrifft, f.
fnitpft ct Die a1t8gei6rtebencn 8retIe all fetlr
beittmnte8 Genre Trauer1ptel, S6aulptel,
2%uitIptel uno Brile itno 8lei6 er>piinidt, pprs
1u88eIeBt, paB ite AM / Elm erttun ;
| d 81 It II 8ebaut u1to or / g n II e
@r5eu8nt epe8 bt|eitgeu 2e6eu8
tnb, Nnd ~perlan9t Der Otrettpr be8 bteltz
gen Gbeater8 burhau8 ni6t ba8 @t8entbum8=
redt an ben iRnl 3u9ei6tdten Stitdet; ct miro
lie 1peoer ornfen laIfen, nod, beren ueberIen>
Dung an ot1pere 8itbuelt NmerttQ8 unb Gurp<
pas i'm QSe9e lteben, ptelnebr iiberl1Bt ct bic
o~rperpeiti9e 8ermertbung ber eingeiarbte1t
Sttfe Dem Nlttrren our abiOlut freten Berft>
9rlIg, llllo bealtiprabt nur bic elben 3uerlt ouf
IeIner et8enen 8I4ne, Dem ct. Souls Sperm
bauie gebe1 gu biirfen. Sir jebe8 einbeintii6e
Stitd, pa8 ct fir miirbtg bdlt, ouf Ietner Babs
ne auf9efitRrt 81 werOen, be3Q6lt Der Director
bonn N1tpr Die Suuttne ppn inf5tg Dpl<
lars III Sob, lpenn e8 ben gan3en Nbenp
flint. AuBerDem aber Iebt CT nod etnen Yrei8
pom @tnbunpert Dollars in @Olb
fir poS + It Der INN ein8ei anpteu 9titde
aus. Die 8emerbun8 nm bteien
Bret8, Der, neblt benz pben BE
It II m Ell 0"Dnorar, (ta6 Gntihetoung
pon bret unpartetii6en Yrei8ri6tern), be5ablt
wtro, 1T Bis L. September b. s. offen.
IQe @tnienounBen ppuen n ySerrn
0etn rid 86ruftetu, 0trettpr oe8
ct. 2gut8 SpernGaue8 " a"breI1trt
merOen, G8 lit nur ei e N6i6rift nStbig,
rod utS8e ptele FORFEIT unp gut leIerli6 0es
i4rteben iein.
50 e6felbG6tter, Die itd fir ba8 @es
o>tben Der reutl6en 8H6ne in Nmertfa inte.
%reiiiren, 1peroen 9ebeten, tieIe Nufforberung
ab3uprufen unb 5u oerbreiten,
9etnrt6 86rn ltein,
Bd6ter unb Director bes ct, Souls
0pernbauIe 5.
ct, Souls, z, 6ebruur 1860.
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GOnQreB.

@ofttn9tpn, 10. 6ebr. Ser Sc
IA t ni6t in Sibnu8.
6an8. N1pri bot eilen Bis ieet nidt aufs
9enpmmeneu 8ei6luB fpl9enpen Snbalt8 all
Der Brafioent IpQe erindt lperoen, Nl6l6riften
auer Mittbeilungen por3ule8en, Die er bon Der
en0lI6en 9tesier1ng leit Tebruur 1853 iber
ben afrifamii6e Stlapen3allOel erbulten, fer-
net ~Iberbuupt bic Nbidriften Der 8un5en Cor
reIpUr,pena pel6e Spii6en ZEN Ser. Staaten
uub @uolanp itber bieien @rnft 9efabrt murbe.
Der 5preher legte Dem Sau8 cine Nbl6rtft
Der @puupctte Treil tuat8>@ convention pm &aus
ia8 ppr alS Braliminarium Der Nufaubme bie-
ies Stqate8 in bic Union.
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2tmfnnft Nes Oampfers
70 +INN Il I,
NeeuereS aus Galifornien.

Nem<Yorf 10, 6e6r. Der Dampfer
2ttlantic 1T Don gSpinlpaGt NIT California
Nadridten ti8 gum 20, San, angetprnmet.
@r brin8t 81, 100000 9art8elp unp 300 Pai-
I19iere,
Der 0sise8ebun8 BON Californian la8sr
8ei6laRe pcr, WNpurd bic califprnti6en Se=
uatoren an9etpieet merOel, 9e8et Die prr8e-
ldla9ene 1beilun9 pe8 Staate8 gu wtrten. SO
mar Au8lt4t auf bic @mnabme Der 8ei6fitne
ppr9anben. &
Die @cI9afte III San 6ranct8co paren in
letter 3ett gut 9egan8eu, p68leid bet Yertebr
nit benz Smneru purd ben l6le6ten 3uitanp
Der StraBen 6cinaRe gang perIperrt mar.
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u ertfontfbc Seod6rtd6tem.

Meier bic pOr8efrt8en Ser.
baubIun gen b esq. ct. Senat8 ira.
gen ntr 6Olgeape8 na6.
60 fam bic 8otofRce- Bill CUR gers
Hauclung.
Greep opppnirte Dem Announcement, baB 6
8rp3ent Sntereie 8e3ablt perben ipIen al8
poqe GutIdapt8un8 fir Berluite, uno oab
bic GputrQttoreu QleIn bic 3tnien erbalten
i7Qten.
Ged8 4rDceut fiab ietner W1eiuuug mad gu
meni8, unO Die anpere R%etimmung ts8ei4net
er ol8 un8erett9feit gegen bic GIli8neeg, nell
DE Certificate IN Der ueber5eugun9, 3lnlen gu
crhaltcn, 8efouft bdtten. Sin iol9e8 VerfaR-
zen g~e3teute ii4 nidt DEM Senate. Die Dee
bate mur6e LANCE fOrt9eiest nnp eHpete nit
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0rettaufenb DoGnr6 @elnhnnnn-
fSener=2 nipeftpr8=Sff;c

Baltimore, ben 9. Sabruar 1850.
Der unter3eI!baste bdst cine ~gtlObnuuo oOn 6~rsttauisne DtUurs
Iur o9enp melpe Au8fHntt welbe ben Irre1t unt bic uebsrfatrunt
Der Peripn pesr qerionen Berbeifatrt, meIfe na6ben9nnte SebSTH,
Ittfetten in Brand iebten:
9%1nit6ai8e$ gafFetnbaus Sc. % G%ontcr6nr.. geei9ust oCn 9.
Sterpart, in Brane 9eftst am IS. Oe3. 1859.
3wstltbdt9es Sadlteinbau8 go. SIT 8eft. 9ratthr,, 0eeisn.a
ron g8m.; ., s9anb9, in Brand 8siest am 4 San. 1850.
3mettSGtges 8atietugebiu6e Ro. 10 @et, Qombarbnr, a.eta.
net prn @rmitrpng, ~ub0ebraunt am 4. San. 1860. '0
3me1tHti9es Sotiteiu8ebiuSe @p. Is llntenfr. aeetanst boa
Spbn @prt, ~on9e3anoet am 81. San. 1860.
Gin uncpuenpees ~breitSdigeS @ebaube, gde ron WabHcn, unb
80. Sanuar.
3wettB6iss8 8a6ftinbans in Spanntr. na6s Dem Centre.
Wfartt; 8ssI9net ocn y. y. Bpcbpppb unb in grano oehett as
s. SSebr. 1860.
u9eno melbe NuStunft bic 5ur 8erbatun9 unb reberfa5Tuna pCu
Bericner tibrt pelte oben9enannte GetGuI6teiten in Branb qas
iebt baben Deer finbunbert fir iebe eiu3elne SIR Observation-Disclosures
Brauoittftunsen. ~ &. s. B. BObb,
SWlOWl e Seuers HEuipeftcr.
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8rGcf Oes ,,@It,a @riepe."

POrtlanb, 9, .6ebruar. Die 8rio
y@lI5o @rtepe" Capt. 3o6n 9rOotlpn. po9
Jfe'p 6plttplano, nit 0te6t, S6ueinefleiid
alto &abot %belaOen, i6lug $50 NPeilen BON
zap 01ce am rs. San. Inn, unp trieb ol8
48r9d bl8 gum taditen OtputaQ, ben 20. mo
DE gtannldaft bonn Danpfer rgeortb 8ritDn~
60 W}etlet nOrDEltlt9 BON Der SobIe yS,,ieI
aHI9eflNllllllea lpltrOe. Die 8enannruQ be.
lfato aus 10 Wtann, Don benen Der Gapis
IAN nfo Der Stemart Nt6arb Garter er-
~trauten. g. +. . q - ",
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ct, gOntS, z. 6ebruur 1860,

48ttotton fir Elm beuti d {
9p8pttal in BhtlaDelp9ta, 3un
gtuB u1D 6r0rnrner %unIerer 8alttmcrer Sc.
Ter eHtnebnlen mir Dem 8ert6te be8 Sertpal.
tHn98ratb8 De8 0euti6en 9o8pital6aue8 in
philadelphia Tpl9elbe8
gta6oent in fritberen Sabrel 3pet 8eriufe,
Elm DeutI6e8 SDlpital bier gu g%ritnoen, pbne
grfplg 9eblteben lparen, bei6lo1en gegen @noe
pe8 9abre8 1858 bic Ner3te o.. $. Gteoe4
mann, Or. G9. 8eeten, Or. S.. Stat
tenmann, Or. j, 9 6rpt unp Or. 6.
81 d Ell Den 8erl ud 3u MAIDEN, auf etnenl
~ul1oern, ais benz bi86er betretenen We0e, benz
Drin8enben 8ebHrfni1fe ob3ubelfen. sic, grin>
Deten cine beutI9e OiipeniQrp, inoem Ite slaub-
ten; baB bieier Sfritt Der ye1ite 3ur Grid
tliug zines beutlden Spipital8" peroen mitrbe.
Die n0tRtBen @elpnttttel po5u lu4ten tie ourf,
IiI6rltde ulp mpnatlt9e 8ettrIge bon Ofen~
Ifenfreunben 81 erlan8en. Nm %. Ncpbr,
1858 murbe Dteie OtipenIarp III Der gtobleltr.,
3nii4en Der 4. ultb s., er6ffnet u11D bic arntelt
8ranfen fanOen IN bret rerl9ieDenen Stltnoel1
Ipe8 Cages etnen Der 9clta1nteu Ger3te bort be-
reit 5ur mIentgelOli6en Sitlfe. Die perorbnee
ten Nr3neien purOeu BON mebreren Npptbetern
gu berab9eiesten Breiien 8e8eben, Dur6 ben
BON ZEN Aer3ten I'M 9tppentber y. 5. perGffente
lidten eriten Sabre8beridt itelte e8 lid nun
6erau8, Dap nabe al 5000 Safe idon I'M erlten
Sabre be8 8eteben8 Der 0iipeniar9 CUR 8e.
bauoluug faueu. Oanit maren allerbiu98 Die
Biz pabit nQn4mtQl laut 9emprpenen 8eDens
fen, al8 lei Die @rri6ttn9 elmer peutIGen Dis
peniarp, Icwie zines peuti6en 9OIpital8 nebeu
pem teltebenpen amerit1niiden fem 8eoarfniB,
ni6t nur b%eIettt9t, iprpern audi Bel alien ultbee
falloen urt6eilenpen Die lleber3euaung 6e9riinz
bet, BAH pieielbett Iebr piel Suites FIFTEEN tSnrs
ten. Die Qer3te Der OiipenIarp ma6ten, auf
lpieie G6atia4et 8eititst, III tbrem Sabre8bez
ri6te ben YprIGl1g, nm netnen Sdrttt tpetter
ans 3iel" RI tbult, etn S1tertm8. 0olpttal AT
erridteu, bapur6 1dmlidl, ZAP cine Nn3abl
8etteu ueblt nGtbtgen Gtnrtdtungen anoes
i6afTt un0 Elm 0rGBere8 6au8 gemietbet Uer0en
irue, I'm in nG4fter 3ett i4pn arne DDer 3ab<
lung8fdbiqe &ranfe BARN oufnebmen gu tSn>
men. sic ertldrten lt6 bereit, Die ar3tlide
8ebu1nlung perielben, lppte Die 8Ortlebun9
Der OiipenIarn aud fernerbin unent9elblt6
gu beIprger. BUR unterItiteun9 Unp TSroe<
rung i6re8 Ylane8 menbeten tie fi9 all ben pm
Den @eIangs8ereinen, BEL @elegenbett tbre8
gum 8elten be8 beutI9en SpIpttal8 9e9ebenell
Concerts, 8epa6lten 8ermaltun88rutb, NIT Der
8itte, voieie Nlgele9enbeit metter in 8etra9t
gu 3ieben uno gu beratbeu, ME Die @rrt4tung
Oe8 Spipital8 BON leiner Seite 9~efDrpert per@
ben tSnne," Der 8ernaltung8ratb belt bieie
Seraulalun8 fir febr 9itaiti9, unt buran ben
Yerl u6 81 fntpfeu, wte melt Die Deutl6e Be
pDlferung DG8 ~lluternebmen gu ~fSrOern ges
nei9t lei. Gr perSHentli6te etnen 8lan, mad
Incident er 9%efOnaen lei, gu per- obren unD forz
Derte bic beuti6e 8ep6lferun8 CUR 6Srberung
~beIIelben auf.
Bon ba an 3eigte ftd me9r Xbeilnabme fHr
elm lpl6es llnterne6men ais btsber, S8pn
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Selegrnpbifd6e Scn6rtbten
8ert6tet fir ben Baltimore Q8eder."
Nntuaft OeS Samplers
Is an 50 rs
9rei Gage Sseneres ans europa.

Sattfar, 10. 6ebr. Die @auaou fam
nit QiOerppOlz9 tadri6ten biz gum %. San. an.
SIRE 9tafridten itnp ni6t iebr pi6tt9,
QorO 0lniiel t~ttnOigte I'M en8liI6en Barla-
lnente an, IS Jet cine @pnpentipn 3piiden eng
lamb uno ben Ser. Staaten 8ebufS Der Ser<
9itOeruu8 8r1ui amer 8ebanOlung Don Jtatrp=
len an 8crp BON anlertfanii6en Sdiffen ents
%lpDrTen.
Der 0at1oel8oertra9 5pii6en England unp
6rantreid erre9te allgemeine 2(ufmertl amtett.
Gtui9e ieiner 8eitimmuu9en inp perSfentli6t
mDrpen.
NQ6 ben lebten 9ta6ri4ten aus Auitralien
6errIdte in Wtelbplrne Elm Sanbel8>Bantf utp
ptele 81ltterptte fielen pDr.
sc Grfte. 2iperpppl. 8aumipcIenmartt
fet. 8rooitofie gtei8un8 gum Sinfea, PRO-
%pi1toueu fit. 81 51V@s .ranIa va
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her Nmn0bme oe8 4ora8rapben III i~eiter nr,
ipritn8liden 6orut.
Toom68 lteQte ben Qntrag, bo8 6rontatnre
Bripile9ium 8in3lid aui5ube6en.
@lingnluu itellte pQ8 Enhancement, Dap otele
8eitimmung NIT Dem 10, April III Strait treten
io(te. Nn9enommet,
D1rauf murbe Die gauge 8tu angenOmmer
uno Der 6en1t pert1gte it6 bis Wtcnta9,
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8btlabelP6ta, 10. Tebr. Der Sturm
blte8 Reute 8ormitta8 eine3 Der @ebaube in
ben @itp @la8merten UNI. Die Nrbetter 9a4
mes part lnO ISM. WcQane tameu babel I'm,
018 8ebaupe mar neu unD aus Steiu, $50
SUP lang.
4 o0er 5 urpo0enbete @e6duDe in DerIdiebcs
men Stapttbetlen rltrpen 3eritSrt unp tiete &az
mine ab9erilIen.
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8eitere Na6ridten beg 9ampfer8 Gitp Of
@aibingtDn.
MapOleUn unb Der papn.

Ger i'm gtudfpl9enpen erpdbnte 8rief bea
BapItes ipurbe pr benz lesten 8riefe 05apo.
Icons sel6rteben - Dor benz 8riefe, in mel.
dem 0sappleOH benz Bapit inpireft brp6t, baa
8eilpiel Seinrid'8 VIII. gu befOlgen u1p ftf
iamlut leiuent 2anbe 96n5li6 DON Gpm lpSsu
reiBen, 9feb,b. W.) 4ag
S Sin grief aus Rom pom II, in Der Barrier
vBre1e" iast:
Der bsilise 8ater bat ben Brief bes RuiIers,
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Gin M6Droer nerurtheiIt

P4tlaPelP4io, 10, Tebr. Die Sarp
N Dem 61lle pe8 0tpbert Ebpmpipn fano be-
zen Der Grlrlprpuu8 be8 So6u Gapie Gm /.
9rooe) l4ulot8. Die 3urp mar cine oon,e
gS0de IN tRrem 8erutbnng83iumer einoes
Iperrt 9emeieu. 8
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II # D8ugas.
MurOrds9oae O1p. I. 8 % q q

Ven S9meftern obt9er 9C9e, iopie beren Ersunetn II. gef1rut.n
9!eHe SSSrnut sur Ra6tt4t b0B Der b~tesiabrise Ra8FenbaQ am
3cbaueu lpr6. "~
SUto8tlPt Sm ftroopbps G.umx4.
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Der 5turm.

8btlabelpBia, 10, 6ebr, Sin Idred.
fiber ". SO, Sturm pttbete bier unb in Nepe
Oorf. SHE Bi1liden Eele8rapbeu=Qinien Iinb
bel9doigt. asg aes s.
Nem.Oprt, 10. Setruar. Der Sturm
witbet bier fur8tbur unO tbut ben S9tffen i'm
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8arsNerffefnrrmnn-

@rt nd8iteH Wecnta9 &benbe SO llbr pir6 in ber Sbb a.oo,
2Haue be Bar gum 8ale Der 9ttertp .QU9e $40. o8 in Ssr0 S}sm
%ntg0te. JtocmS am 70. @ars ~osrfe0srt, pp3u bic Ssrren @irtb
y GruH NEurss
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Shul1naetne.

Qe S8Hle Der 4. beui6-ref. gemetu6e in Ga[pertItr. mirS hos
S S,,Il}%s pfSnIa9 an iSdeO.r nit s~ei aetrern teieBt iein, inSsnr YSS ss
gtiern H6 gsrih5sr, bic 8inoLr in 0ieicI6e' ienben nouen. ms, w,
psgti ES'% nntn &c, ~ pIerrer S~alItH9 Der brtsr Der air6e in CAT
''''''' '"pRH nno perm &. j BID, 40 borriionir.
5Wto y" ""i'"S =" T%"gy"SsSt
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I'm GioarrcnmaMer !

@ onnecicut Seed Leaf! Connecticut Seed Leaf
@tle 9toBe Guanttat Bon Dem por5a9li6iten Connecticut ssed
lea 2apt "Q epoleH' wel1tn 10y gu BEN btlt9fteT gretisn pts-
csT psrtaNte. Tr. MGLIer,
SIeOD go. 81 @. %2tbertphr. Fp QombarS, Il. o,ermonhr
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9ofcn 8roBen S6aDen. Giele Der s
8ritfen ltnp Oenlplirt unp bic @aQitr.s
SOut9. 6errp 8Dpte muBten i6re 6a6rt Ell
len. Der Sturm nlmlnt all 6efti9teit 4
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S8ceplo Uouperein Scr. l

Die 4eitstieeer pti9en @sreins werten bierourb ~etugeoseu, n8@-
fen Nlputae ben 10. 8etruar @benbS Z lIbr i'm sepbbuIiben @ers
ianmluusSlptat. Gde bon Mpntgpmerp- uuo Sbarpir. f& eR-
~3ufnoen, inbem pi6tiee @eItGfte ~ocrle9en'
H St Suffrage hes 8creinS;
SWp . Gnoelbarbt, Sefr. =
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Oea &lrtben 8atttmore'S 6rne 3ur 9}atritt s,S -,
SIStpl0ata9 ben 8. aPrtI IN cen gep- Niiembib.R GoSS, "a ~ ",t.s Ha'
Ssmcsa 3aa So 6a9nenpebe os5 Baltimore &nrnerr SpT MIN ME-
I'M UMf "9 m2 %SraHod ben Is, 6ebr. qbenr8 81 lbrir Der Sy1 nv
''"'' "U' ~ 9. Treoert6ltr., ~Heiftbetenb perfauf msr6sn NM
DoS Gcnte:
81 Oha zc4~
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M1p1tpr Wnnnerpin

ga f6 ann leben Sientas elm usner 8auoeren in Ger MtItaht
iormjrt bat, 10 peroeu ale Oeieui9en, Die fb %bemielbeu oNiblie6er
lppnen, bernit eingeIaben, IT'D il Der pH6entli6en Gerammluul
0ieuito9 @benc III benz gptaI Se8 9erru s. S&is, So gnioritr,
euSufueeu. $. 8. @atb prop. Fr6tteent,
Gfb4 2p) u. NaIlauff, MOD. @etr..
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@uA Der @elt.

Den abourentsu 6S 5. Sanots teS 8u6Sber 80 cit ,ur
ga6rtht, bab Die prSmie % sben eim9etrpfeH 1T ue fcprtt in
@mptang genornmeu weroen tarn.
6erner entpfna i'd bic 6~criebuns hes 6. 8anbes, Stsf. 7-l2
ue6it Bramie nns tSnrsu nod S~eteQungeu ouf ben pCuitinbieeR
8onp a~uS0eflbrt lpereen,
DaS 8uf Der Nelt
erIdeint III 12unpnatIiteu 9ieferun9er, tebe steferuhg enbdIt SO
QuartIeiteu Cert nit StabIfi5 un6 3 cplcrrten GaeIu. QreiS
yer 9tkruns rs Cts. prame hes 6. Saubes, Der pra6tSCle
StabIftb: 2icbesbptfbnft.
GkIO,imt @, It. o9mtSt &o. IS q. Gasfr.
3inmer NIT 9aunptfratt 81 Dcrmietbea
&brtft0u y. cat,
C6b4,1n) "a &. stbertpfrase.
SIR alte8 WtetaI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-07
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATl

SENATE ALBANY, March 6, 1860.
Ur MANIERRE presented petitions Tor and re-
u,opetrInces against CITY railroads. Also, TO limit tne
fare on al ctv railroads 10 three cents.
The bM relative to licensing public exhbluons IN
New.York, and TO prohibit the same on the Saooain,
-gas advanced 10 third reading. !,
Mr.. HANIERRE introduced bill TO incorporate the
American geological and Botanical Society,".
The Governors Message was taken up IN Commlt'ee
of tso Whole. .,
In the Senate, bills on general orders were consd-
eref.
Mr.. Mcleod Murpby's bill to expedite the payment
of claims Of servants and laboreIs against estates OF
deceased persons, was ordered TO third reading.
Also bits relative 10 the payment of certain assess
,neuts in Brooklyn and relative to the Kings County
Superiniendents of the Poor. ,.
Mr.. FIERO introduced bill Incorporating William
II. Hays, Edward Il. st. John Jas. s. Hunt, Min
thorn Tompkins jr and - others, 70 lay railroad,
commencing at Fifty nnth stree at the intersection
with Seventh avenue through Seventh avenue, Green
street. Thompson street. Canal street, West Broad,
way College place. Barclay street, to broadway, ana
as9 from corner of Barclay and Church Streets along
Gurch Canal Gsspe and g non paes to BrOsdWay
along Broadway 70 Seventh avenue, 70 ine'sect WIN
the track. Also, from corner Of Clinton place or
Eighth street and Uniyerslty place. along DnsSrsny
place. Wooster street Canal street 70 West broadway
and Greene street. Branches of the road all over the
city ard to the ferries the route occupying several
foolscap sheets of paper. -,
Mr.. MANJERRE introduced Dil provlunS Ins'
any persOn desiring TO construct railroad may give
notice to the Controller of the city OF his desire to use
any of the streets and at the same time file bond In
the pepal sum of 100000 conditioned that if he Sc
cures the grant, he will faithfully comply with the
terms of the act and the rules and regulations Of the
Comm on Council touching the management and oper-
alton OF the road and shall pay 10 the city yearly
rent for whicbthe sad franchte shall be leased The
Controller shall advertise such application for thirty
days and give notice of the terms which the fran
cb!se will be leased to the highest bidder. The lowest
sum a. which the shall be leased shall be fixed by
the Mayor Controller, and Street Commlssioner or
majority cf them No lease shall authorize for laying
more than single track any street not over sixty
feet wide The rate Of fare shall in no case exceed
five cent? under the permission Of the Common Coun-
Gil. This act not to affect any existing charter
These are the bills alluded to in yesterdays report,
and proceed from opponents of the bills reported in the
Assembly.
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,Y,rket.. Reported Sy Ttkrrapl.

NxwoRIKAss March 6.-CorroS-ssles to-day lsooobsles
1OIc mddng sales OF last three deys a. 900 bales
cepts Of same time rs 900 against % 500 bales In corresponding
period year increased receipts H this port S9o bses
SUGAR dnl Fair TO fully Far, 6iG1c moLASEs 5o1Slc
FLOUR dull super6De, 90 G 90 60 FEsrsHr on Cotton 10
Liverpool, I'd. .,..
CTScxNIrI March 6-FLoUR Is less active at S5DDe -
for super6ne WHsKY-Saes at l90l9c PKoyfsioss hrn,
bus quotations unchanged. MONEY market easier.
EXCHANGES.
EEw-ORLgAss, March 6.-Stering Exchange, 10s1 cent
premium and with bis Of ading 7G7i cent psmian FL
change New cent discount for so days and dis
cunt TO premium for sight bills. -, -.
ST. Lorfs March 6-Sight Exchange on Newton, ACT
cent ORE MUM for gold IL y cent premium for Missouri fands
and 2a2I y cent for Illinois and Wisconsn funds
b{,sT(1N WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BosroS, Tuesday, March 8, 1900.
The following bank sstsmen for the past welt ,e o
Cants stoek 6a6 58 TOO Due 10 other Banks o0
Loans discounts $3.50 800 Deposits Sssv
gpece 5O54Vv Cuculhtlons.s'ss's' 'ef'~
Due from other B'ks I163c00'
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PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS.
Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune.


WAsHIyGToy March S, 1860.
There is phase of the Presidential question, just
now uppermos here, that is anmatiDg to the Republic
cans 1t looks as though the difficulties and disputes
Of the sham Democracy could not be harmonized at
Charleston. The resolutions lately adopted by the
Senatorial representatives of that party two of them
Pugh and Douglas alone dissenting), affirming tia.
Congressional protection to Slavery in the Territories
whenever that Institution is threatened therein should
be given, is blow directly in the face of Popular
Sovereignty II is an issue rendered to the Douglas
wing of the party so distinct that it cannot be lodged
If this doctrine is put forth at Charleston, and there
seems 10 be no way Of ayerting it, the Popular Sow
erejgDiy men are cornered. They must succomb and
surrender, or they must make fight. II they have a
majority of the Convention, and vote il Down, the
South will inevitably rebel and marshal their entire
force in opposition 10 the Convention. On the con-
trary, if the Popular Sovereignty men are beaten,
they cannot submit without going TO ruin IN the Free
States. If the leaders and delegates swallow plat
form Of this offensive character, il will operate like
another WilmOt Proviso, another Nebraska bill,
another Lecompton, and the Northern wing of the
Democracy Will still further melt away under its
effects. II would be the final blow 10 the hopes of
the Democratic organization in the Free States and
We think prove more disastrous than any preceding
one. These Northern leaders and delegates must, in
this event Iebudiate the PLATFORM and refuse to sus
tain the candidate, or give him only sneh halfway
SUI port as would prove his ruin. In fact their only
safe and consistent would be TO Popular
Sovereignty ticket in the Free States.
i, is thus difficult TO see how the Democracy is to
tricate itsef from lis pers The plan is and long has
been, TO apoid The questioH at Charleston. But this
policy was urged last Winter, year ago, before the
Senatorial debate on Browns proposition for Slave
Code But the Slave Code would not be silenced.
They insisted the question, and brought on the dis
cussion at that time, and the ground work of the
present resolutions before the Senate there laid
the same subject urged at the opening Of this
sion. Brown and others again demanded q Slave
Code for the Territories. To meet this demand In the
least dangerous manner, Browne colleague, Jeb