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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

RoARD oy CoUscLspS.--Tbe Council Chamber
VIE dcnsely crowded al the meeting Of the Board
ytstegdsy afternoon Mr. Michael C. Gross, tho Chair
Ipsn pro tes occupied the chair All tho members
we've present.
Mr.. Barney moved to proceed TO ballot for President,
n hicE w8s carried.
= rhn foIl,,rinn Ia the rcanI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
FREIGHT for ALBANY, and NEW-YORK

IL CENTRAL RAILROAD-WINrERA ARRANGEMENT
The swsure Line VIII continue TO ecsye Freight on and s
Of business Pier No e. foot Of Brosds and viii forward
the .anIe daily BY propeller 10 Port Norris hence BY Harlem
bsny connecting wish New Yort Central Rae
road Fret received here previous TO VIII b. forwards
from Albany early morning For further peyte sppy
10 JOIfN II. REDflkLD@ Co. Asents, No. IS South q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

Affairs In China.
NsrALLArI0k OF raE KNGl.IsH AND FRINGE
ArkISTpuS IN P1xM--A CcCKNxY OfFIOfAh Al
MOST oynkTaRowe THEIR DIPLOMACY.
From the North china Mal fas IL
The past fortnight somewhat bsryea COWS Of tnse
= our inovieose since ss departure o. last matt Is the
estAblshpert Of the Britain and French suessses ia
Pekin The hsss Of both nations hois.ed M the
capital on the 26'h haoh On the 25sh March de Bour
bo9on. ATTENDED by sscort o. gsnd ss and srseey
and accompanied BY Count Kiecrccwpks and 8sgVp d
e. as x ,s Of Penn y.
Es.siaa Ambassador, On the following day r. Braos.
attended By escort u SIKH cavAry aud accompanied
"a n q ana 4, y %
end took up bis residence In the neghbohood Il the
o'her spbsSadoss These proceedings appexed to DO
s ywS ~ The psst snS aSss .S
sssEfacsosy reception. n De pQuFbp!c-'s lt,oductoe
% Prince KuDg wa 70 take place On she folio :ay
" BFuce bad auady been introduced 70 that oigntaFy
IL has been resolsed By the Chinese government opca
schools IN Pekn for instruction Ia the Eossh tongue,
and proposed 70 send few Chinese youths 70 Eag
sam hssr accounts MORN N that al pekin sars were
gong % satisfactorily. On the "a OF Apru Mr. Bruce
viissd Prince Kunx at The Once foe Foregc Affairs aud
Introduced his Imperial aehness the vsroas o-ers
attached 70 the legation The ntsrvow passed OF very cor
daily. and conversation c00nsd 70 subj Of noa
political nature wweiliang, Wang stang HArg al, Aad
rsun un were tbs othcr officials present at the inter-
view The Prince Of knEg returned NJ Bsuces wish Of
the sth OF April, at the Leapg koon FOO yamun In the
IsstE cy, whe,s Der Gaeets Legation "a established
The return Of the Emperor wAs o9slay ANNOUNCED Tor
ne n.ss week in april II intimated In the Gasxs
that ne would remain Ia pekin only days. nnc shcn
return for the summer 10 JeHo. decree has stnoe
been ssued 10 the eject that tha imperial health con
sDues 20 indifferent MS Nasesy has detesmued not
re,drn 70 Pskn until the weather over, which
viii be about the end Of September.
We informed that tho rpec!rg OF first pesceluI
intercourse with tho Chinese In their CAPT IL been
augsrAsst by come inccnsw crate act Of Ne De Font
bisnc, conmsssaii2t odicer who went up Peku ia
charge Of provisions for she Lresti ercort 1t appeS
that this cfcer, accompanied by conIaisssrtat intsr
prefer thai hs had brought up eth him from rientsn
bad. IN bis desire 10 do Pskiu and ns envrons" pro-
c.cced 60 much IN the epir,r Of ckney tourist
have snorced ice local authorities opportunity OF
max ing an cical Complaint and thas grounds,
greet 10 hear, reasonable tnHs Mr. directed
tie bsieader eomUas org at 1en siu Tor tie
pesent from grsrtu leave 20 more cNcers 10 uisit
Pkirs that, net hstaudipg the dssasisfac.
lion nN gysn IN quarters affected BY IL, every credit
dee to ar Bruce for bis pronp'ness adopting, and
~h'ch view 10 he prscausion very essential the
success Of juccious and cepcato~y lae OF pocy that
glad 20 learn be has ADOPTED from which, II
carried out IN full integrity, have TO
eve very important and satisfactory results may be
ticPated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

fh Royal Ascot Plate and other Stakes Won
By American HoFsm.
our PARIS CORRESPONDENCE,
~, as~ ~

no Icn6su H~sA Of tks IVA u June, speaking Of
sAs opwakeus the Stock SSchass the previous day
ayss--
shares n Ixiilsh Po~usons r~nAined sss,scseo The
actnsi saaness bssng co4sasa " Zee eednss "a the
intsAA Asd CAhenian Uses ps~cipay the former quota
ucas, nevsrtaeem, ruisi ttosds.
A corrcspsadent Of the Loncon Hvald In Hamburg
writing o. the lith Il Jcns, Says
Aecsansa from al parts Of the North Of Europe speas
hoyscny Of sxricasers prescsct, and particularly
tssA. Ia kosvsy has brought the meAaehoy intei.
Issaos ibss sfessfa ars nsa 20 Sr ssvsahs Of
sasS q shs .o.s o. c.sros ssrs. I SssSsss
houses Consumed In the fsmes and cue Of
s.s sss ssa sss ss.s 81 Dr.
Of NE HArsssc tosn ~ III, He died iass night al
The advanced sSe Of si&aty thrce
istss rou xadris Of tbs Tlh Of June IN the ksss-
or de Bsysens, ssys--
ne dsa:b Of Ce1nt Csvcar hes preduced deep iu-
preessoe at xaefd all psrtss comprehend thai the ioss
Of that great via pea the door 10 Italian
may secsety cons tnlsse themselves on tns event,
which real Catastrophe for the Of Italy bot
Of order can oby see 9Th sesp feeling q resres sAs
premature of shs Inso,sser, who b,re h
bust nh ,uicefs al he 'gh the great Italian move
mens. WIS. viii nov take placer
Tho Oor-ercNdascsa, OF MADRID, In announcing he
death o the great statesman tne Cunt was the
secrss and TIA most Determined snesny 3 this spanish
Bourbous
hEB ttCSoy tUenVei nAs SEM me&hihScht pru1rn0 70
Gsribaldis daughter the eccssion Of marriage
stated, with Of her fathers AIDES De camp. Who
said saved 9Ar;ba,ds life 10 Sicily. Among shs presents
10 suit Of ornanenss In br.alants Of grcs, value
Tho Great Eastern y advertised 10 sa from krgiaad,
with troops for CAaaaa, % June a.
Letters from oroHssadt Of The 9Th Of yure IN,
the Russian government were Ging oss several fgses
and lns ofbasss ships, OF which appeared 10 the
roads on the 4th inst
The Nnthan nrcand) WAC Of Juse ~, speaking on
tbs sgricrltutj prvspsr OF Ulster observes lin
meccng weekly agricultural reports for the seaso1
peaAant task 20 thai nearly ali dis
uict Correspondents in making favorable repre-
sentatcna Of she harvest prcspec ne occssicaa rains
during the pak i've eix days hAve given hopes
the flaming int est IN the north and going ioio the
country at say pint tho neghb rhood OF Belfast the
most xterehced peri In agricultural mat cannot
fail 70 perceive the great difference apparent Ia pasture
lAnds and grvxiug crops between shs week ans last
The booy OF Count Cavocr was opened bv TIE phyr'.
ciars On the afternoon Of the Tta Of June II
that his har had turned quite white daring mis- Short
mAlady
ne Ocean Of Brest says
The government has decided hat tie trr as&tlantc
steamers from havrs to New York shall hsncelorih call
a. BroSs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

Board Of Counclimcn.
VETO OF THE MAYOR AGAINST rIsCoNTINUING THE
DAILY NEWS AS AN OFFICIAL ORGAN.
The Board met last evening President Jones presiding
Soon after tho minutes Of the previous meeting
read end approved the following veto message was re-
cevcd from his Honor the Mayor refusing to concue ia
disseminating the Daily Neas corporation paper
MAYORS Orr1oE, Nxw YoRK. June 26, 1851.
10 THE HoNoRABLx The COMMON CoUACL:-
GxN1IyxKs-I return herewith the Resolution Props
the papers n which 70 pubth the proceedings OF the
Corporation No cause is assigned 10 the paper before
me Tor approval Tor tnie snd an let 70
conjecture to ascertain the reasons thxt have Influenced
The Daily Ne.s is paper Of largo circulation Il
Of public interest It's circulation b aInona class or
otzens who have equal right with other classes 10
be informed and a. the OBJECT of advertising ~ 60 ds
semnate knowledge rather than to confer patronage
deem il rpolstic 70 cut Of 30 valuable cdum for ths
purpose.
distinctive views may hold upon political questions,
must be considered az dissenting
OF tbs day We have nothing 10 TO- Tasy sy be pcpuss
or they may be not. They may be right, they may
be wrong II is quite certain that erroneous prcsctp
ton s not the way to suppress them, for
always AIDS the cause it seeks to destroy
TO be understood endorsing an Of tie sarti-
ments Of the Daily Ncs upon the great questions
agtating the country. Ny position carly taken
upen this subject from which have deviat.d bars
breadth The authority and the integrity OF the govern
party who may, for the time being be- glazed
mard 1t is true In With two thirds OF people
Of thus CITY, Idspore the preeen. m,i,tas conflict in which
have been pupgr aod would gladly ala aust
orable compromises but regrets avail not II sesity
OF the case really impes to arms. TO presarvc QUE
nationality and 10 execute the awy grest sacrifices
be required and the exercise OF the military be
justified am ia favor Of force TO ms.ntan govern
meut authority especially AZ against force uDconett
tionsly and illegally called out snbvers it, But
also in favor OF the right TO cricse acs Of our
rulers II those IN whose hands the rens o. govern
ent have beeo placed abuse the trust. they should be
held 70 stern accountability. The press is the great
beacon TO enlcnten the people, and TO this end
allow II the lagest liberty" consistent with the free
dom of our insttUtens, rs well as che preservation Of
the government.
Relieving, therefore, tina. the proposition to dispense
with the Daily Rezs Corporation paper is inpoutic
whether intended OF Iuoc ecoap ny
punishment for lts opnloDs upon poi,tcs, questions
returned herewith. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
News from Havana and Matanzay.
ARRIVAL OF THE RrEAMSHIP MATANXAR.

The steaoship hntsnzas, Capt Liessegsug from Ma.
tspzss sud HAVANA arrived at this port Wednesday
rsht with dates 10 the o2d inst two days later The
Matanzas made excellent from the island arriving
here considerably before her usual tcs.
There was nothing new from Havana neither is there
anything reported from st. Domingo, except tbs.
the pretended invasion by Gerard has been ooar-
cd BY the advices brought BY the steamer Pesyo which
arrived Ut Havana on the 21st from the port OF Axus
Mr. Huertas, the oblgDg purser or the dstanzAs has
cur thanks for papers and otner favors received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
Mr.. Russ<lI. OF sh~ Losdon Tfmes, TN New
Orleans.

NWk6fHFs NOW
Orleans.
TaF sHBft ARMY NOT QUITE so NUMEROUS AS
~ AAGNEr -ysoLEST fNrRyssxxSr or BRITISH
SUBJECTS.
Skw 0mYAys, NAY Is, 1851.
there doubts arising w my MUD respecting the
sumher ArlcA-lv In Abe ned In the rsouth
the Of the poesession OF the federal
fee ccnstsot and appeals for Ga
few more men 70 comple,e' such and such companies
furnne OF evidence that stall wanting
But p~infri sud Stating insight into the manner IN
which yctnnsess" have been soraeslzes oba,ned has
b@eo sfoSced % nj New Orleans In NO c,untry In
the vosia have otrngss British snbjes been 90 fro
qctnt ard wxnton the States Of America They
have bssu frcqusnt m nAgs, because they have generally
te<n st<seca With tnpuLsy tpgshmen, however, Will
b. ssil lite surpEssd TEAR thai within few days
Bctish sui ects yIg in New Orleans have been sslxed
kucoi Cd Gown ea,risa co from sseU labor the wharf
END the ~cssnnp, ara forced by vioaecce 70 IN
the "ytauntss" Tsnks yhgse c,ses are o0k isolated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
PARIe, June IA. 1sgt

TAlA., june "a, lsHt
R.V-il from lynfoa e. .agscss Afsn.s--fl Majesty
.to-s;Ae1 al te War Fosctt " Ia. Unios- ,7ry nae-
osto ~ tie RcosI (os-rasoyers Bcrlpa,rs End arr %
g gg.Ap Z,5l1ri lNto VIZ as'A the ynie gat,s--
i~p-sct sss-rofdy uIA freizn D.ra,tve Of gatasa
s-esca cvoer fer ars--sec 70 tsTre ne t.ser DC
lat ysss us says-srs3. received from '-as'y sats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

A teleGraphic despatch from Toronto announces
that at a meeting Of the Bank Of Upper Canada.
held on Tuesday. the cashier reported that the
losses sustained by the bank daring the past few
years amounted TO 81 500. o00 He recommended
the reduction Of the shares from $50 to $50 each,
which m cover the losses and leave the capital
OF the bank at 81 ,o0o. 900. The bank is perfectly
solvent but II IL the wish Of its officers that it's
affairs shall De placed on the basis OF It's actual
ana moi It's nominal, capital
Annexed il q statement Of the present fnsncia,
condihon Of the State Of Iowa. a. made by the
Auditor to the commissioners to negotiate the var
loan, under the recent act Of the Legislature.
Rsourc>s
Tax deipgseat and ucpa1 fsr which iands
~ be sosa in October, and ossh ia hands OF
tocnty Ire~suyese. -kt3 00f -
Cash In banks IN fansts 70 the Ste Treasury TAN ey
CARR IN State 1S<sSc-y. g. go col
TOTAL ............ ....... Saas,2 SKI
Prcsut LAobslis>s.
Warrants Outstanding al oAAc. .kleS ,sSS -
Amount % sTGSoprinsloas
ara~n sssimat<a 10 .Aa- 4, ise. ies, go %
h&AAooe 70 creasS " c<&se. S~0s SrO -
Dsha n Sfah. Bc~oed
pcnds ~ 1853 dvs In lS6s. 500 oooe
ScAoo fond o ssaae ued fo> revenue purposes IL ~ ~
Total .Sox~Sro ~
Tie liabilities show the expenditures 70 January
1, 1862.
The resources are exclusive OF the taxes To-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

HORSE ANOTHER PLATE TAKEN By ANoTRER
AMERICAN RAcsR-
From the London Herald June 1871
The only drawback from the complete Of the
cup day the abeence Of the royal procession up
tho course and the blank which the eaoon ~ the Queens
stand and regret at the cause which prevented
the Court from attending the only feeiug which
marred the full enjoy ment of the immense assembAge Of
people. These circumstances somewhat altered the Cha
acserstics OF the cup day, bat hoy did not any
diminishing effect the attendance Indeed It is ques
tonable whether 80 large assemblage OF people
ever before gathered together On Ascot heath. The
store OF ades IN the grand stand and private stands
was unusually large, ana the many coored dresses,
mhsfed they together showed like tulip beds
of different shapes and dyes"
stakes Of 10 sovs each weight for age, &c. winners
extra allowances &C. 70 etaft at the distance post and
20 once round und in.
Mr. Ten Broecks Opsimist by Lexington yrs, Sst.
Mr. Harrisons Lady Ripon, yrs est I3b., Chaoner 2
Baron Niyerc's Surprise, yrs 7St lib, Walk
Baron Roskschd's Queen Of the Vale, yrs 6st 1915,
Mr. MELONS, Sporting Life, yrs est 1913, J. snowden g
Betsng-6 to agst Sporting Life, to agst. Lady
Ripon, 6 to sgst Ompie Won by two lengths; q bad
third.
plate Of Ioc COWS, added TO sweepstakes Of sovs
EACH WEIGHT tor age the winner to be sold for 500
or If not 70 be sod, 10 carry lib. extra Old mile Nine
Mr. Ten Brceck's Satellite, by Imperial Albion, yrs,
Mr.. Pay mes Ratletope yrs sst DID,, L. snowdea
Sir J. Bawley g GsAus, yrs, est lib (incluc!ng lib
ezra we,s o.: c,,, .n
Betting-7 TO On satellite. 70 against Ga,lus Gt-
rsar with Galus second made the running to the Brick
kiDa where Satellite Etk second place. Gibraltar held
long lead rounding the turn into the STRAIGHT Rattle
booze being as but the former wss beaten at the dis
lance Satellite, followed By sus t,ck up the run
hing satellite, however, passed Ga'lus at the stand
tngbs three qua sers q lergth between che seoocd
AMI third; GsoxsisAr wNs last bea&ea ssme dMtAnce.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-12

SAN MEDARY.-Oitizen Samedary, the
old wheel horse, ex governor of Kansas,
&c. &c. &C., has issued prospectus for a
new paper to be called the Crisis" The
politics of the paper are not foreshadow
ed in the prospectus, but it will be Demo-
cratic no doubt, with perhaps, proviso.
Sam has always edited crises paper. He
calls loudly for aid in this his new enterprize,
and intimates that the present is the King
Of Crsises, aud that all others, about which
he made so much noise, were mere baga.
telles. If be can do anything to aid us in ex
trirating the wagon from the ruts of sec
cession, we shall give him every chance
We need help Of the right sort, but if he is
Pugh, Vallandigbam, Cox sort Of horse,
the machine will stick in the mud in spite
of bis efforts to extricate it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-12
pFovememt of Troopa.

The steamship JosePA Whitney. Of the Bos-
Coo and savaDnah line. Capt LcveIaDd, has
been chartered by the governne0 10 carry troops
and munitions Of war from Boston to Fort Tor
tugss rear Key West. Florida. She sailed on
WeAneAss-
The snaops fs~m Fort Leaysn~ssah left on
fiss TIA. The force consists Of two conRaHies
Us Light Artillery comprising 2to @es witb
$50 horses.
The N. Y. TimeS Washington correPopd-
e0ce Of the sth says; Com. Shubrick, has jzst
arrived Eom CharlestOa states that the great
ssA anxiety and terror prevails there, enhsaccd
by ss@y Gesh report Of nOvemeBtsAt at the aOrth.
It's believed that revelation Of feeling a.
Rainst the disunionistS must sOOa take place
unlsss Georgia speedily adopts course to 10
spiro uew life into the secession movement, am
give the airesdy .waveriag PsbIic new aeee'
dss Of courage. ft-
The hrst move Of Mr.. Holt Of the War DE-
var.msut. uas 70 fe-insiste Col. YouDg as Ia
Spector Of Ordnance a gentleman Of sckOow
edged abgiity removed by Floyd for politics
ssassss Othezu Of Floyds appointments Vii
- removed Tor mere trusiy aAsn.
The resignation Of eccretary Thompson o
ne Iatsries department took place OD the 9th
season alleged bad faith on the part ol the pre-
idest, with the secessiOBisis.
A spscial wnshiogtOB dispateh 10 the N. Y
Post says Il b reported that Judss Campbel
81 ths United States s1pfeme Court viii pesis'
whe1 Alabsma secedeS
ne United States Arsenal st Noble We
tuhss o. lhe lsh. by the Mobile troops wishou
rsa,stsocs. The AE.snal eontains siE stand 9
anna aIssen hundred barrels Of powder. 300
900 fouBdi Of mu1hsl easirldgca nnd oths
monliIons war.
AII ihs avnlabIe force Il Fost Lesysnwort
hes bSen orassed hy Goa Scott 70 FORT n
Hsuy.
Rslulna sala q diapnleh llem Washington. ar
dAIlg 1eesissd a ths proper oihee from 5. Q
PosimddlsIs. shosing hat busiasss progfssss
a. heretofore. luclndipg ths houOhog She COO
sfdololg 5rdsss Ior pay end pes,ass stamps.
A s,sopg nozemsnt haa bees ipsugurased i
Western vhgisia. 10 favor of dividisg The state
9Th ths Bias Ridge for separating IDs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-12

srcysstoN-Irs CoEpfrToS AND PRosPEcTs--
The more prominent features Of the secession
uovement since our last issue will be found IN
our columns as they have reached us 10 the DIS
patches by telegraph. Little has transp'red ht
charleston. The convention having adjourned
and the telegraph being under the control OF s.
@. interests, The little we get comes through
private channels. Commodore SHUBRtc who
left Charleston q few days since, says that the
people are living 10 fear Of visitation from the
North. Accounts within the week represent
that the slaQnaton OF business, and sickness
among the military, is deplorable IN its effects
Other items state that there is prevalent i'm
patieDce Of restraint, and no leading minds L
hold the lawless in check, and violence and an
arcby is the prospect With no resources busi
uess dead, and standing army eating out thei
substance. we cannot but conclude that tn
yaior Of secession is oozing out.
At Washington things are moving along will
a steady and wholesome pace Secretary Hol
aud Gen. Scott have the executive ear, ant
troops are being transferred to aud stationed q
available points--at Washington and Baltimore
and steamer with $50 men and provisions ba
been dispatched to relieve Major Anderson a
Charleston. RnmOr says that this steamer we
fred upon 10 the harbor, but with what effect
not stated Maj. A. bad, or was expected t
repel this assault, and an appeal is said to hav
been telegrOphed to stay proceedings. But tb
is ali rumor
The Congressional Committee have as ye
accomplished nothing and the proceedings {
Congress are barren Of interest. The nomina
tion of a collector for Charleston, has been RI
ferred, and there rests
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-12
PeIltleaI Freaehlnr. /

The n. Y. Evangeiist. OF last week, contained
an article by she Rev Theodore T. CuyIer. on
"Pro.slavery Preaching" from which we make
the following extract: .ss rt
"For all kinds Of political preaching" we
have but little sympathy. 1t does certain
evil, and very uncertain good. 1t saves no
souls it is not likely to save our nation,
either from political crimes or calamities.
We have Away thought that the daily press
and the rostrnm, the club.room and the
freside afford ample opportunities 10 discuss
political economy, But if minister Of
Christ does enter the arena Of politics, let
him be careful on which side of the question
be is found. If a man is going to Transcend
his bounds, let him see TO il that he oyerstepS
on the side of right When minister oftbe
loving Jesus prolaues Sabbath hour by
defending system Of chattel slavery ont
of his Bible-when he volunteers plea IN
behalf of the slave.trader, the woman.whip-
per, and the kdnapper, then we have no
words to convey our Indignation at such an
abuse Of the Sabbath and the sacred desk
We shall not, therefore, trust ourselves &c
review late discourse preached in one oI
the Brooklyn, pulpits h published in seyera
Of the partisan presses of n. Y. We have
not the heart to say word against a maj
who is already suffering under the commep
datiou Of the NeO York HsraA If th,
appreciation of that journal is not enough
to keep any minister awake, he must havt
nerves to sleep through anything. If on
brother, who was betrayed into that mos
unfortunate DISCOURSE could only overhea
the comments which we hear on oil sides
he would wish that his sermon were neve
writteR, and that he was where be used t
be in bis earlier days-on tie side Of Ill
arfv ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-12
Linooln,s Cabinet.

The New York Tribune says that their latest
Information respecting the composition OF Mr.
Liuc6us Cabinet indicates that the various De-
partments viii probably be 6lled about as fol-
lows
Stafe--sW nIIAN II. SEWARD OF N. Y.
7'reasxrg--SALNoE p. CHAsE Of Ohio.
.slt'g- Ceaaof--- EDwARD BATES Of Miss
War--SinoN CAzERON OF Pennsylvania.
Nsvy-RoBERT L. ScoTT Of Virginia
Interlor--MHAIAN A. GRAHAM of N. y.
p. " GeneFaI--GiDEoE WELIEs OF Conn
The Tribane says Mr.. Seward has accepted
che position assigned him and speaks OF Ex
Gov. Chase, 10 terms of high praise as to hi'
apecial fitness for the Treasury Department.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-12

ONO LEGIsLATURE-Tbe legislature Of this
state assembled 90 Monday. Gov. DeDnisoD's
Message gives an interesting and highly aatter-
ing exhibit of the CONDITION Of the state. and
discusses at length with his asual clearDess and
ability, the affairs of the country. His views up
on the great topic Of the day are manly, aeVinces
stesdiness Of Derve and dignifed composure Of
mind, which compoH with popular sentiment,
and take order little in advance of many OF
our republican representatives in congress.
The document comes 10 hand too late for pub
locations in this weeks paper.