The New York Herald Newspaper, February 3, 1860, Page 5

Pi en NEWS FROM WASHINGTUN. Elation of the Republicans Upo the Election of a Speaker. Speeches of Messrs. Pennington, Sherman, — Grow and Briggs. CAUCUS OF THE A REPUBLICANS OVER THE SPOILS, ‘The Prominent Candidates for the Sabordk mate Offices of the House, &e. &e., &o. Our Special Washington Despatch. Wasmaron, Feb. 2, 1860. {TRE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS—THM DIVIBION OF THR SPOS, The republican caucus to-day was prosided over by €libu B. Washburne, of Tiinois. No nominations were mado, but candidates for Clerk, Sergeant-at Arms and Doorkceper were discussed, and a general undorstanding , ‘as in the case of Speaker, was had, that the vote of the party should be cast in the House for Forney for Cleric, ‘and Mr. Hoffman, South American, of Maryland, member of the Thirty-fourth Congress, for Sergeant at-Arms. No conclusion was reached concerning Doorkeeper. Five candidates were presented, namely, Goodnow and Darling, of New York, Doorkcoper and Firet Assistant of ‘the House during the Thirty-fourth Congress; Fletcher, of ‘Washington; Coffin, of Tlincis; and Marston, recently a discharged democratic clerk from the Treasury Depart- ment, of Now Hampshire. The subjecis of Postmaster and Printer were postponed for a future consideration. It was discovered that a ‘Western candidate fora share of tho printing had the ‘brand of Weed, Wendell and Matteson upon him, and as Boon as tho discovery was made the programme was Changed. ‘The caucus disevesed the policy of the election of Mr. Forney, and but one member, a Pennsylvanian, opposed him. Mr. Adams, of Massachusetts, and other Western ‘and New England republicans of Mr. Adams’ stripe, who, it was supposed would oppose Forney on account ofa fear gba: he would! go with Douglas to Charleston, advocated Mr. Forney’s claims. ‘The caccus, with the exception mentioned, which it is Baic will mot sbow itself in the House, was exceedingly barmovious, and it is believed will result in the olection of Mr. Forney to morrow without any serious opposition. ‘The nomination of Mr, Hoffman, who is a South American from a slave State, for the important office of Sergeant-at- Arms, will have the tendency to unite the republicans, South Americans and anti-Leeompton democrats upon both candidates, as well as upon the candidates for the ~other cilices, who will undoubtedly be republicans. Mr. Iccas, of Miinois, is the most prominent candidate for Postmaster. The contest for Doorkeeper bids fair to be a sharp one, Tho candidates aro coupling their strength, and in that way expect to win. Goodnow and Fletcher bad the best show in the caucus to-day. Tho printing is misty. New England seems to be fairly €ntitled to a share of it, and will gat it if tho treachery of ‘Massachusetts republicans, not members of the Héuse, don’t prevent it. Sosay those who profess to know. ‘Tho committees will not be announced until next week. Governor Hicks, of Maryland, despatched his Secretary of Btate to this city to-day, to pay the congratulations of his ixeellency to Governor Pennington upon his election to the yffice Of the Speakership. Governor Pennington reosived he Secretary with the courtesies due to his position, and eplied to the Governor of Maryland, thanking bim for fhe prompt evidence he offers of his recognition of the uthority of law against fanaticiem. ‘OMPLINENTARY SERENADE TO SVRAKER PENNINGTOR— GPERCHES OF MESSRS. PENNINGIGN, SHERMAN, HICKMAN, | GROW. AXD BRIGGS. ‘Tho serenading party in honor of the election of a penker last cvening was addressed by the gentlemon von whom they called, in the speeches which follow. In idition to the friends of the Speakers, a large number of am very much indebted to you, my frionds, for the ating welt por Nex emmadc tp tp she bt., When we a @ pational air, it always satisfies mo we belong me country, and I bave no belief in the doctrine ) time is pear at hand, or cap oe; int swor tre tol be ‘A voloo—* Three s and a national honor. ‘Toate go,’ and cheers.) When I layed as you came in here to-night said, as long as our national of ‘‘Good’’ and cheers)—or ihe tee sinet Northern men. (A voice, “What yt’) Never mind Harper's Ferry. (ot Put ies out.” ') My friends, thatis a nine days My friends, it always belongs to republican in- pn. h Lene there must be a great variety of public questions, and our only security is to hd. daoterben and the strength of our institations de- Joveof country. (Cries of “Good” and cheers. ) we are not imbued with patriotic feelings, no hope for the stability ot our country. (Cheors. y faith is this: that we all lovo our country, and € wll abide by her destiny for good or for evil. “Good”? eng I thank you for the neh it. which 1 feel we bestowed upon the b. ‘it. I-am glad oceans: Secorpuntiens Ie thas hulon had boen effected by the selection of ey \ntleman perhaps it would have been better, red Lwill endeavor to discharge the arduous PB tt SE pase just been clevatedas and to preserve this glorious Union: intact. SPEECH OF MR. SHERMAN. ae ‘being loudly called, appeared and 5 apcko espe, Lanes AND Gantimmen—I bad retired to moe, Tan ‘You summon me,and I obsy, But 1 ene aa kindly greeting of fart and voice, which leaves Sater ag ingmy thanks. We have os ‘upon the el ot this day’ blican Speaker is and po iy blican Speaker iselected, and the people re- declared an unfaitering attachment to the States. tes of * and cheers forthe Union.) [ pave declared op mere than one occasion that this Union hal! not be destroyed—(Cries of “Good’’ and cheers) — that there is a couservative feeling that will always pre- serve it (Ur if That's mee eae that if any portion o,* the geople shall attempt at any time to destroy ine Un” mm Of these Statos, there will be a large majorit, of the’ People opposed to that determination which vel presery,” it. i of “Good” and cheers) A remacic of ming i” the House of Representatives, which | assure you wags nm Promeditated at the time, but which upon qatare refice,. 0D I would nos subtract a single word or from Malne end Massachurette, and report is that he will pr Odabiy accept the Coliectorship of Boston, vice Austin, damagea >y the little, impracticable men he has em- to Boston, and d Ting the Presitent and Secretary Cobb THE HARPRY'S PARRY INVESTIGATION. Tr. 8. G. Howe will appear before the Senate Brown Raid Commiticc to morrow, and will testify under pro- test. to be “emoved. The Iatter’s chanoes have been seriously ‘There are as yet novsigns ot jhe weenmenip North Ame- ployed toudy, cate his cause by newspaper correspondence | instant. « A ‘The Nov". Work State Anti-Slavery Com- | . Herring's vention. Ply rican’. Bow due here with Liverpool daies of the 18th me ye dy er ‘2, 1980. acm, on ice. ik aa ieee Ne Brooblyn.— Williamson G: Batchclor's Hair Dy cing Establishment Wenaveat tn 19 Rongearent, Private eat: ance for ladies, oo tend the funeral services at No. 2 Saat tographs, Cameo (Cameo types and Deguorreotypes, 349 Widemeberg, cn Saturday ca J Wuirraxmm.— At Ladies’ ¥< vars and Skating 61 Clab Caps— | Troms Warrraxne, : Gesiy’ Winter On "hs ‘is, Hatter, ker, in the 20th year of Broadway, oppoaie 8. Paulle shuceh, His friends and the friends of the family are invited EE enaaiatai ad teaieeiaaly 1, Patent Champion Fire ‘31 Broadway, corner of Murray Forks ae me ‘ of Ba Mt aye of Andrew Woblrabe, syllable from, J repeat to-night—°That if at time 7. Hereafter any porv'on of the peoplo in the South shall at. | Mr Byatt will not appear wntil next week, He has irony Corer were ‘sdrocued, Ay bn :| parry's Pricopherous ts the Best ama | oi%,i*msins willbe fra the twelve tewpt to sever th® Calon which now existe, aud | been advised by the most learned political tawyers here | 9! ary mes ase A ition bd hea peet article for cml sieapeng cing The friends of the iin pe lls wt i poet yen a A aaohy Seen boro A S | that ho esnnot he sustained if Be attempts to resist tae for vg No oly & nae nod mrss, bee vi, without further ther invitation, Cebicen millions of people in the Nether’ free Staten | the commttee cked to testify, and T learn Be has | Tegilalures of wo slave gw York as the —— that are determiced to preserve it. (Cheers, and cries of “ Every time.’) fellow yielded io thelr dgment and will not attempt to oarry | guests of ee as tro serplley fey te removed to 16 Bond street, Frivate entranoe for Wrexory. Paeeas, rolicd of ary 4 f ions tesa pe ee td raison -s Hair Dye, Wig and Toupee Notloa of thre fhore And I eay to you to- singe din ritwaurn eda aes tm | wi cow ase oet tne tpumat cnt spuna | Ramee area ante MT oes = to take Old John Brown and geventeen men one — Ges of “Good’’)—it will at least require more than the | intended ccurse of Hyatt by the republicans was, that a a one te es ee Sewing Macitines, 3 “aT ———- wet 1 mien | fecble Salons, SOs comps woe eerihe (Cues pen refusal to testify might be interpreted as a desire toavold Fob. 2, 1960. A ieee SEY ING MACHINE OF FIOM, cighutec a nl telling what he knows about Browa’s invasion, and that ‘The . Selling Of at Genin's.—An Advertise: ‘corner ef Broonte I preach but one coctrine- pth the dpctvine thet Eprency , An ~ ef soe, Hotin, onan mauch | went announcing the tmmediste sale wrhout, reserve of the of wrens {a eoliotied, na partion mot mne= at all times, and in ail places, say yl tke party would ‘hereby be damaged. been in- gatensive of wry img te full amount can Mom eden ae i) Saas ries pe emiog. ‘THE PRESIDENT ON RIVER AND HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS, tigen a by se of th cle See "AG Manchester | SzieDsive Mock Of GRALN’S Besar sppeers in our dry goods ~ ‘Address D. J. Levy, Pay 4 lig org ee pe combiged under the baa: | — ‘The Presdcut sent to the Seuate today © meecage tm si Clothing . waa) KIND WORD OF ADVION 0 Gas of disunion,to compete with the freemen of the | which hi Hicient reason your filled wkh Hori au ay more aga fr aaa Umm tt | Tong he Bl sppropriaing hue fr deureing the Conteters Fomsacs,Feb.1, mip. | gW",2n4tcal te uienton ot etn amery fom Sou: | fs ung taaee Rye ae hae te ee reser we fe have m: fellow citizens, teat. ihe election of & black republican, as | cluunel over the St. Cistr Flats, Michigan, thet it was f cyte tare, Ashore, fro wt — York, bound to er Vora 4 min th eid to et bade, whic ovo 80 pro- ceil cautralons toe Gry one, i eves Seperalirosas is he is called tthe Spoakership of the House of Represcn. | ot pregented to him unt the lst day of tbe former Qoa- | haicn witha aeboover; alse fot topieet aa eal POSEY LIN, HUDOON £00360, Sap and M50 broadway, | ihe company, 09d Broadway. shall see hereafter, even if s black re ablican Presi. | Sres#, when he had no opportunity to examine it. He pore bret ee 10.8. PASSPORTS ISUED TEROUGE mw ame dent ‘be elevated Into Wehue House, | £2ys that a coustitutionai mode exists by which the Logis: Pine in New Orleans. 1,000 Phetogra od oy Portraits Taken BISSELL, Notary Pubite, panes a that the Union will still Beer saved. (Cheers.) | ture of Michigan may in its diseretion raise money to im New Oxumine, Feb. 1, 1860. Sa hnaedeays for Si, 12at once, by HULM EH’ patent invention, at States, 271 Broadway, corner of Chambers street. If, however, larze partis. may be divided in tbe North by Cee ae plicit ee se vy ont Bight thousand bales of cotton were Durst to day at the q pee ——— name, there is no division in sentiment as regards tue meg inippere’ Peas. Pia Hair Bye 50 Cents, Blacl or A iatalacsonaet io and if Aas eiroet; cites 88 Freee maintenance of the constitution and the Union: (Cries of | mean to intimate a doubt of the power of Congress to con- dress Boots. N. B.—Oall and eve the: “Good” and cheers) Nor is there a divided South; for : tell you, whether parties in that section be called Amert- cau or democratic, aber alk fight under the same banner, apd are enlisted for maintenance of a single policy (Cries of “That's so.” oH im the North, when the ume comes, you will find the divisions have disap :eared, an 1 if there be a Ringle man there who shall descend from tho pelle hich it eit then become our duty to pursue, we bang him as a traitor, and then attend to a Salees South. (Cheers.) Ido not wish anybody to be deeeived with regard to the state of sentiment there. I kuow that there are a few men there whose principles you cannot discover, an others again who profers to be upon the Southern side, and to join them in ory which js now raised against the preservation of this Union: but Ttel! you, when tbe day of trial comes, these men w'!! disappear as the fog before the Northern biast. (Cheers. ) ‘Tbere will be no civigion then, I tell you, my friends, when you go home to uight, rest securely upon your pil- lows under the conviction that there never was a ume iy the history of this republic when the Union of these States was more firmly secured than it is at this present looment; and uf it shailever be in danger, I will tell you how it is then to be preserved—it is by sending up here @ united delegation from the North into the House of presentativer, and then you will see that this ory of “disunion” will disappear forever. (Cheors.) Gentie- mene | thanking you for thie compliment, I bid you good night. struct such internal improvements as may be essentially necessary for defence and proteotion against the invasion aforeign enemy. It would seareely be claimed, how- ever, that the improvement is within this category. This river is the boundary lime between the Ualted States ord the British Provinces of Upper Canada, Any improvement of its navigation, therefore, witich could be made for the purposea of war, would equaily insure to the benefit of Great Britain, the only enemy thatcould possibly confront us in that quarter, War would be’ ead calamity, but should it ever uohappily exisi, the battle will not be fought on the St. Clair river, or on the lakes with which it communicates. OUR DIFFICULTY WITH PERU. The President bas been closeted to-day with the Secro_ tary and Assistant Secretary of State, conferring in regurd to the course to be pursued for the adjustment of the pending difficulties with Peru. The recent peremptory refueal of the Peruvian government to settle the claims of our citizens, and the insulting manner in which this refusal was conveyed, may necessitate a naval expedition thither, It is rumored that the seizure of the Lobos Islands has been thought of as @ measure of securiiy and imdempification. Such a course persisted in in all simiiar cases would bring those South American republics to their senses, and the President is fully alive to the umportance of such action. THE NEW FRENCH MINISTER. Intelligence has been received that the new French Minister will not arrive until the begianing of May. Until that time the duties of tho Legation will be performed by the present Secretary. ‘THK HAVRE CONSULATE, ETO. ‘The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed a large number of unimportant appointments. They also comfirmed William Trevitt as Consul at Cullao, SPEECH OF MR. GROW. ‘The sorenaders then proceeded to the residence of Hon, Mr. Grow, who spoke az follows:— Fettow Crnzens—I must of course regard this very flattering notice not a3 a compliment paid to me as an in- Gividual, but to me as @ representative of priuciples and measures cherished by so large a portion the freemen of the nation—(cheerg)—those principles that were cn- format ‘by our ‘bere teen the athe govermnes ‘at ite earliest rmation, which under! are of our free go- A c amg emg nfo wo ry vil sabe — We ull maintain those ‘inciples fashington and Jefferson and the Tathers of the repute. and which are yet dear to the hearts of the present geveration, aud upon which those wisest and greatest of men established in this New World a government in which all men were to be regarded in ae of Bye as human beings, en- happiness, Uioed “shecringy Betiog to-tny chad | Mr. Grund’s nomination was then taken up, and after a long conflict of more than 28 weeks in a struggle to or- | yery animated debate he was confirmed, by # vote of ganize the national Legislature, it is with feelings of pride Common. ‘not to us alone, but taillions of freomen in the | “rt¥-Ave te thirteen. flict is to-day closed, so far as organizing the THIRTY-SIATH OONGRESS, ig concerned: ees Oe eee ‘FIRST SESSION. sections, as has been represented—it is not a conflict be tween tbo 8 North and tho or between apy other sec- Senate. politcal economy ind te systems of labor existing inthis | sandy qetseenne Manis ee se gh bt communications country. It is @ conflict wi r the upoccy; Terri- | tive eaaeenede we nena ia tories of the Union shat! be iw and continue to be, the homes of the freemen—whether they shall be dedicated aud consecrated forever in free homes, for free men, or whether they shall be cd by ‘population emigrating thesce, not only from yourown ovine) but brought to this country from the Faraone 9 of Africa, by which the oes; ritories shall be filled up with a black stave po; instead of being the of white freemen. at Cs the kt of fo day-~(Obeers)-rand not a war of the sections of this Union. It is a conflist on a principle of political economy, and as to the system of labor that can best develope the material interest of the country, and fos- ter its great industrial injerests. (Cheers.) The question of the day eta whether the men who own own labor, whose daily toil is the only means they pd of obtaining for themselves and their familics, shall be the recipients of this great inheritance, be- queathed by your fathers—whether those who own ‘taeir own jabor are to occupy the Territories of this Union, free from the degradation that contact with slavery evory- one, and after Monday next the Senate meet at 12 oe) Mr. Gwis gave notice that on Monday he would move to go on with the calendar. The first bill upon the calen- er was for the construction of a railroad to the Pacific, and he desired to take that up. ‘THE SEAMEN 'S HOSPITAL TAX. Mr, Summ, (rep ) of Mags., introduced a resolution re- questing the ‘ttee on Commerce to inquire into the expediency of repealing the hospital tax on seamen det as bolishing the present system of marine hospitals. Adopt- RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH TO THE PACIFIO. Mr. Wierarr, (dem.) of Texas, gave notice of « bill for @ railroad and telegraph between the Adantic States and California. OTR PACIFIC NAVAL be, ollvred a resolution Senos ann Affairs to rinks Ls where brings upon free labor, or stots they are to be =e naval station occupied bye those who ‘own the labor Ct 5 seliptie the exp ee ater | ee in the bones and muon et iaborer. * labor i. Dis, (eg) of “ Ss eehes in be om sur Thom mal bo ates toes Santer oy could be adopees whines de tse be_ printed and made the special order for wednenlay et PM LANDS POR SCHOOLS, Mr. Wasox, (dem.) of Mase.,imtrodueed a bill appro- priating a milliea acres of blic lands for the benefit. of the free schools of roid of Columbia. ‘THR NEW YORK POST OFFICE ciples Ibid y bight, wishing you all a long and happy Ute. ‘The party then proceeded to the residence of Mr. Briggs, when Mr. Wallach, opposition candidate for Mayor of ‘Washington, said:— Gentixmes—I give you gentleman upon whose shoulders rested, whether fagasry ‘York is now in force, and whether further legisia- tion is necessary. A topted. ‘ ‘THE TERRITORIAL tones a Mr. Brown’s resolutions were taken Mr. Frron, (dem.) of Ind., diecumed the Territorial question. He thought the new doctrine of popular sove- reignty a departure from the views of the founders of the government. He defended the course of the democratic Senators in dieplacing Mr. Douglas from the chairman. ship of the Committec on Territories. His views as to tho ywer of the people of the Territories, deciared from Freeport to New > manna Ll Mice ny —— bd opie nions of the great par! @ action o| the Senate was not from loreapect 10 the Senator from Tiom, but because er respected their principics. He defended the Northern democracy from the charge of un- soundness preferred Gy Atle ene ‘and denounced the Briggs, of New York— like Atlas of Old, the destinies of this country. (Cries of “Good.” ’) Not inciined to be impressed or depressed, standing u; his integrity and his rights, he bas held in abeyance w! he believed to be the iMterests of the country for four days, and finally, by bis gigantic exercise of power, he has to- day organized the Hleuse satisfac tisfactorily to me, and, I doubt Not, to the country. SPEECH OF MR. GEORGE RRICGS. Mr. Bricos in responee to the toast said:— GxnTLEMEN—I am happy to see you. I take this demon- | republicans as foes to thought, when stration asa token of your val of the manner in | they took an oath (o support the constitution they must which I bave to-day, m the House of Representatives, | doo with a reservation. Northern democrats sacrificed discharged a high duty’. (‘That's so,”’ and loud and pro- | themselves in defence of Southern institutions He longed cheers were here ons for -) I aay os it | referred to Dickinson, Cass, Dodge, Jones and ot 80 much as 8 mark of your favor for me oibers, who were driven out because they de- fenced the Sonth against the prejudices of their for that official act which | performed, not for party, Fat for the country. 1 hope the count will, as you do,ap- | own people. The republicans now endeavored to preciate the act to which I have por’ Hel (Gate of“They | raigo a 'm which would sweep the Northern demo- wu” and cheers.) On the 6th day of January, I indi- | crats out of existence. He wished | to be allowed to stand on constitutional ground. He then referred to Mr. Brown’s resolations. Every citizen’s right to carry pro. perty into the Territories he conceded, and was opposed to the nomination of Mr. Douglas atCharloston, on account of the injustice and upconstitutionality of his’ Territorial dectrine. If the South should nominate him, tho North would regard {t ae am admission that his views.were ac- ot of enemies and cated the Hon. Wm. Pervington as a proper man for the office of Speaker of the House, and said 1 would vote for him for Speaker, regarcing bim, not'as a republican, but a8 a national consérvative man. (Chcers for Peunington.) ‘He was thus made my caudidate when he abould be in a position in which my vote given for sae would put an ot to the wearying contest in for many weeks we The crisis arrived, no eres of a ged. ceptable to it, thus a fee e pathy of frien uation sove- pariy athe Binion Or onanaa Pane mais every Territory now- Le yoecl amy whether ituated North or South. He could not agree with the Eeuatora from ‘Miseissippi and Georgia, that * was the duty vote of a Union party man, rent: Ceckietts (Cheers for ae: even if it had the power, to pasa laws for Briegs.) And as my party is a Fa for the coun- of one species of property in the Territories. wy, of — patriots, discharged Te ‘would cause Congress to degenerste ‘nto a mere Ter- aoe deny ayo patriot a oe ‘my vote. I} riterial Legislature. He held. that-siavery was protected hopeless, the republican wy re fteait aif could pchiece b no reeult, but bya eee ctber parties it was brought so pear it that. any vote, the On motion of Mr. Gwix, (dem,) of Cal., it was}resolved | the good old age of eighty-four. He followed his hazard- pee Rika A the Hon. Mr. Pennington, an old line | imthe Territories by the common law. The Territories pis Shed Speaker of the House. Cepoilaous, cheers.) poe bot exercise power belonging toa State. Too man gee T thank you, and being ill, must be ex- | who would not conform his action to the ounstitntion had Cra for not being abie to give you a further recoption, | in hw hand the raw material of John Brown, and could | only find affiiaiion on the other side of the chamber. He | had yet toJearn that the democratic party belonged to one mao, from ‘eer it had received ite interpretation of What this or that law meant. He did) not believe tho party was yet prepared to go on its bended such a8 my feclings would prompt. (ge Gentle men, are well aware we bave th a con- test wi may be almost termed erinia i the affarn of | the country, while the one coer has been, as it were, for holding its perhonre Ps eyes directed towardstheir in’ the discharge of their high and ear kenee to this | io the Inventor and ni shred er corugnod. ote, Gand me Baa and oak bivh on what terms he will accopt tho nomi- able uf belng spplied, ate See Fire at Dexter, ag Hee met alec gold at 417 Brut ir Barclay street, wadwe: | Soatby all ee Dexter, 1 RALRES WEDDING CARD DEPOT, 6% BROAD sp Te building and stock af George Arnold, srover, and Singer's Sewing Machi A rapBlogant Ourds Badouery Bermoderne prices evening: “eo pining, wore, deetroyéd 7 Rrellast ou Of these Machines is a 4 RCH. AND MBOHANTOS’ JOURN A, e— TH ’ sr wie uses them. They are wed to all beat yoyo Bent yay foe 6 ak Central Bitieda eel oon, i fe sn cree imple in thet § A. HART 6 Fulton street, N Mitesssstpps y ‘The Femily Machives, at $60 and’ ve Deeome 4 neces- NG WAGH Wasmincrox, Feb.\z, 1860. ay wherever they reg bare view BArusrre arena MACHINES, 8 TO weo— An suthoriand degpatot saye that trains o mr cod | SY "Broed\ By yh Needles of every cunning over, the, Masti Geoteal, Road for the fleet ‘Ge Broadway, Ye nd 10 ee time on the 29th ult. ama thet they have been regularly sipce then’ Fatal Accident at Providence. Provipenos, Feb. 2, 1860. Mies Rebecca Blodget, a very estimable indy, was burned to death a Mornicg. Her clothing accidentally caught fire, and before rellet could be readered she died in extreme agony. She is very respectably connected. running may Southerm Ocean Steamer Movements, Savawnant, Feb. 1, 1860. ‘The steamship Star_of the South, from New York, ar- rivedgbelow at eight o'clock this morniug. —————____ Markets, PHELADSLPHIA STOCK BOARD. Panaperrm. wa 2, 1860. 7tb inst, i A beet og gut preemie Conplodea ad da uid ear! fcr Ledeen! ponte fae the complextoa Mra. Winslow's Soothing. Dr. Kenned wietor of Ken Medical Discovery, Wh pet na oflse, under othe Sb an , Broadway, (1 KOALD Hi = aise KUM, P zy ty EEUM, PIMPL oC. UoCeRAED BORE LEGS, or any ae yanin, are Perfect arranied. Cristadore’s Hair ee cost ‘the world. privately applied, at No 6 Astor House. Ppmecneronm Ts N.Y. et wales Seonroee SEWING WA > wis bpvncles comblakea soot I a one Cesena OF DBEDS OF AML THE STATES— n ren EDWARD Kewyer, #71 certain. ‘tnt Porn rown ny Rats ted with BOR rr = OFOLA, RAVSIEE. F)RAWING OF THE GRAND CON®BOLIDATED: BMOUTERY OF OF DELAWARS, Class Five, dravn at Wilmington, | Del., Tuesday, Jan. 31, 1608. —e FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., MANAGERS. the shin, Dye, Wigs and Tou- 4 Nessie and retail, and the Stocks heavy. ivania State Reading | No. Prise. |No. Prise | No. Priee.\N Railroad, 19347 Morrie 484¢; Lon, Railroad Se.” Sou} to a 1.380] a0 re Holloway’s Ointment and Ptti . 1 th60- «100 048K. 1,7 08) 201. - 16s ee 5 — a on a gen pty ta mee ee Ls poe all other en are easily ectianee 53 ‘and removed se \tmnen pills remove at once the euffboating | 1¢7 oo baleat prices” ve boercrs cf asthma. Mou pork: a eee nA ‘ 4 cus, Fob, 1, 180. Married. Reser Pome gaye Spy alee se1o%c,withanin- | Breox—crume—On Weduee ay, Feb, 1, by the Rev. Pp F. 5. Wiley, Mr. Hawny Byaox to. Miss Barre P. P. Clare, Bureneons, Feb. 2, 1860. Pry igh dull, and sales small: Howard atrect is) held at . Wheat quiet aod ed. Corn firm; white, ‘Io. a To. 5 ees ecnatey Grom but dull, Whiskey di Pamapstrma, Feb. 2, 1860. Flour ‘Wheat ‘frm: saics of 2,000’ bushels | Feb: 2 D red at $1 82 0 81 34, and while at 61 48. Bye We, bie. | a oe baosaete Nara 6,000 bushels a at 70, i 28 shoulders, key dull et 25546 bao Espo the United States, having first seen the light im the year of our independence, 1776, and Gonsequeritly had attained ous but brave ocoupation during = peried of sixty years, pan be bis maiden vessel into im the oar 1800. war with Great ‘tama fa he was thrown into fee, and there remained for two, "0a gaining his Hoerey he immediately betook to hie business again, and continued it without mtermission until last year, when de cling years warned bim that he ‘had better take unto bimeeif o little rest for the . He was active and in the enjoyment of health and ‘until the day of his death—yesterday—when the mortal frame Way un- der genera! debility and ola Kelao bi up a large famisy of sons, all of whom the same professiun; “ogeeeneis ~ 35°30, 35,4 %, Drawings of the Delaware oe Lotte- ries.—WOOD, EDVY & CO., Managers of DELAWARE, GRORGLA, (xekrucer amD Soeden: stats Dr.aware—Exrra Gnas, No. 665, Feervany 2, 1960. 29, 13, 38, 72, 71, 64, 36, 32, 18, 20, 63. 24, 21. Deawans—Guass No. 66, Fraxvary 2, 1860. 75, 10, 70, 6, 36, ro 58, 23, 72, 65, 67, 34, 9 Otroulars of ‘WOOD, EDDY 4 00, Wumingion, Brenan Hori]6 Greenwich reek, N.. Frises nal opnined Tollerien cashed. fe Ki Horace H. Day’s Notice to Merchants telling Vulcanized Rubber Goode— GENTLEMEN—in BAe) the card publiabed thing Jud- son aud Charles ‘Bondy (nde in y lay’s Heraid, I fre take | wo a Your attention to the-follow ing extracts from decisions; e be the Circuit Court of the United States fc for the. wise of Maryland, and from a decisicn of Judge ‘MeCaleb in the Cir- cult Court of the United States for the Kastern District of Loui- sinna. Extract from the opinion of Judge Gsles:— Pibiok to tar asi huva been ‘able to frim the Noenses. that they all strengthen the conclusi whieh I bave arrived—that {a the contract of October 29, the term “shirred oF corrugated goods” meantal! Kinds of shir: red or corrugated gcode, whether cemented, waven or sewed, ‘and is not Jim ited to the goods'mnde under the patent of March 9, 1844. I bold the title of Day to be clear under the contract of the 20th of October, 1646, io tee vulcanized rubber in he maDt- facture of ail shirred goods, w! they be cemented, sewed or woven. Extracts from the opinion of Judge McCaleb:— I wish it to be understood, howover, that { have read with care the opinion of Judge Ingersoll, and while my mind bas been struck with the care and ability he has displayea tn the investigation of the merits of the controversy, I base been more cogently infuerced by what {humbly tongider the more practical and commou sense view taken by Jadge Giles of the various deeds coutatning the grants and covenants upon whitch the complaivants rely fu the nasertion of thelr rights. It ‘Woll sald that there is nora of law which is betier get- tled or more imyortant for the security of titles than that which Tequires hat deeds shall speak (or themeeves; that they alone are to be listened (0, in order to ascertain what the parties meant, ip transactions redueed toand evidenced by sealed in siruménts; teal if thelr language can be understood, iy iste read and recetved in its naturi ‘Taking this farting rule asa guide, i is stoned inmy ea to. underatan bow the restricilon contended for yi fc fendaata can be ful toes ioe eae meaning and logs the words which egaribe the, subject imtier of ihe geant im the deed of the, Bb of October, 1846, from Goodyear to Day, via: ‘The exclusive rine, are daogbter of Alexander Clarke, Bq, mau of this city. Pe bg args oak ag On | Wednesday, Feb, 1, ha Vv. i a WELL to MaRy, daughte: E Beadicsion,' Bag. r he Tomrxiss—Uspersut.—In this city, on Bye ce War” Moor —¢ Tuesda: og Davin F. ‘War io Migs Many B. Fisizr —On a daughter of Jacob ©. and 7 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Delaware attend tho fu- neral from the residence ¥, her parents, No, 166 East Thirty-fifth etrect, at one 0’ afternoon. Ketso.—On Thursday, Fob. 2, Captain Jame Krwo, branch pilot of the port of New: York, in the 64aty year of age. “the relatives and friends of the family, the pilots and captains of the port are respecfully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 27 Liyeuax.—On Thuraday, severe iliness, Jeremian Lrxenan, in the 29th year of his a native of Riv erstown, county Cork, Ireland. whe frends and noquaiataice: ot fally invited to attend his funeral from the rasideavo of seas tay inference | James Scaunel, No. 615 Grand stroet, this (Friday) afver- noon, at two o'clock. His remains will be taken to Cal- fully. invited to attend. No Raden A Tyrone papers (Ireland) WeCarvney —Saddenly, Hapoion 2, Hucn ore in. the parish of Drumgaff, Down, Ireland. The friends Of the family; and: theo of: hie nieter Catnae respectfully inyited Ci aco tha a fanos: ‘ Satarday aftoradon, at bo corner of Rarer eretne farther 16 the Rev. Dr. D. Haine, Jonpow D. Mae Mc sommenronira to Manta Louise Un- 'y, Jan. 81, by the Rey. Jas. B. Mooas, all See eee Feb: 1, ExnaJ, eaday eve Aare, ‘nd Sarai A Fisher, aged 7 yeare rec 6 Mautedts eee Pict oer ity ‘Oe Be AW Delaware hatte Class 9 fom 1800, Teco, bareby cert my, red elaware, Extra Clase by law, ie errenmen of he 7 ee Tous w ics, 4 commiadiaces Wrianwertor, pa ig ad ‘31, 1860. Prizes payabie in fw), without deduction, Le od bdanmal Heel Rae I MoeTa- s—If your ron - lished 1852), which will force. thom 19 Wo row tn te a en Seer] won'tsiain or injure’ beg Stay Fase Ai tho family aro respect. | mail. POM DB. RERGR’S MEDIOAL Sot ANA RY, LS ref LEVETT, Li ER its Od 4 Alreell Plates, placed a oh the alveorar rid re , om Friday Union placa, South Brook}yn. Feb. 2, after a sbert and aaa “angers a7 isaaan street, A. form of vary Cemotery. patients speak of ue sdusirable aud ot for Layway.—On Wednesday morning, Feb. 1, Srernen D. ee ee 8 position that ‘ean est wus 6 el mee ppl Ak a NR a Neatona trom Rew York tna viete-oy relatives and friends of the family are respectful invited to attend tho funeral, tia (Friday) afternoon, at stat bemmade to Be nto Br EVAR, Wo. 12 Waverley pe, bone one ieee Pom Be. late ‘residence, 604. Washington Sa GRRE, GE OF Fe oe street, without further notice. OURAUD'S Loe ey wither EAM FOR THE 5! san ALEKR ae oe Let yea of her age, Oarmerine Gone , Sa come lenke, my not, erent teat glare eae Broa CACMER, a native of parish Lissaun, county ‘Iyvone, Ire- | Wa} — land. Lal lage nader we AS paar eae “ed ‘funeral wil a risen from No. 16 Moamonth Maio ob oe street, Jersey City, riday) afternoon, at twoo'clock,. RS AND OFTTERS ‘The friends of her sone, Arthur and The Grover bauer seer beet ompiny Save Junk |, RFe nespect- ‘wowed Sptrosuagg sg, i oat aperes eit teat ms Fev, he Sireaawer, dew ee, Yorn in, Ce Aesiabaiiadlenielaciee mm reilan, county of HAIRS AND. CRAPPED SKIN CURAD, a8 ray. a, owa ab pes CRY by DUPUY'S Reta | BA) Tiny eae tee ght license a privilege to make, to use aud vend or. mead nam Fo, oy oe = jp | bentntenrmnan "The defetignts coutend that (hese words in this instrament {2 pe or ee Pils tea peEnman re ethan: sad ‘The’ AIM NT POR Toe ee sae aha oats Sere Ot cond okt ee pout Tate lta No. oop BU 2S canons tleuial wind of third or co in clesriy ap - plying general terme to something bg specifically limited. Stiah a construction might be readily adanued if Goodyear, at the time be made the grant to the cemplatnant ay, had only been the ateuts for particular kind of shirred oF oorr hen were to the facts recited in the ¢ om kat besides tneve bro patente named imate owner oc the ‘Adords the most PECTRI =~ Ee ROAINST FIRE, the 1p cae sn stag, 1 Mebeauate Sr, im. | Osapy Bate ta tee world ered ONL One Gant been. ‘Tie relaisves and frends of ihe fast 19 -o ccieteninae toammameetban comp ein ott ako - al, rotary » hor. GNBIRELY Pak raKe veces DA’ PAM Bs, ae. ot (Pris | 58 doen wab:tbercfare, injise book: Newey te Sapoalian tie asall bane pee cere Ky ———— sponsible duties in the organization of the House of Re-.j nation. When bo on his hat it did id oe made in puranacee of ear’s pi an Ao . > ori. Fe eee oa: eatin tro metas nae doumel i ay dea?’ | cutive beaien of the party, Doe his. walalioel, Betas in ak he teuihe and. 19-45 pce 1 i to pursue, | have been actuated. by no other feeling thaa | buttoned it, its entire 1. Mr. ek tise serene i>) bos fe th ib 7 ‘a ofa , 2 the discharge of our duties, that | Dred Scott decision, contending thet it mustained the views | Suber makes a2. anoles | al say ha ede slcruee a et, peor. woo BARE REATOR AVR we. should so ize this House as without reference | be badadvanced. He also claimed that they were sup- | be or anybody else either previously bad. or pena seve, at eocasion to particular or rection of our ener" b Aye ad 60 ance by the aterrenenne' ie He ee ce te et eatin fahakl ary cs ‘2 on a Pee a eta a ‘uid aren © after ize it and to 80 je as by our acts it shoeld on lemocrats fer eel, sacund forthe Sencha te’ interest of our people | honk feeling W'shey wore Judah not legato Hepp rat ge es Rages | icy nmcrta sa east in ta cae ghout @ ‘tory, ; Depot to wectional loan.” Facuse Be me when to you tat sh, Dovenan, (dem ) of. suid it was not necessary at coe ens at of mg yetn the WW ee ea ABE “i 90 Fo= F ‘barrarse scarce! rr Sonator fr nited States tp kegs COD Liv 1 TL eenares eiangenes 0 Gonvanr ee y ry” flings — Tight have ‘oversy ‘with more Serettr My Nome me eds Gee menerml vee eres ah ag ey Wy Q' ER ot aiapaet: _ for the b: or and compliment you have paid me to- im his own State before tho meeting of the iso See pp Hes ‘the belesed-wite u# sooner year} : night. (Cheers.) Mtge fe ae tale Convendia rot Wet Se mation reoently board before Jo.lgoiIn- oe sat asus " i cuRey"s carer an oe ‘The crowd, accompanied by the band, then grocceded. Hy Rell pet leatom, but gersoll, in whick rai Apiary. pa tbe ja) — oe Bg mY ah, Eo wo Bere sine Crd Pre iey mont to the National Hotel, and parteok of a repast, copcluding. to the rales governisg former Conventions, it enone ens tbe Tigh, ramet maby cs By cea al i to ana rms here her’ista: Hdren. TO invenior’s office, na, their jaunt at about two o’clock this morning. ‘him votes .to secure his nomisation. or aime ‘s00n AS - Bnu Ol ais respestadia | spect :0 OF sel them to else? Li srme ok mc case fn wich he sh guid” -Soe meena, yon Benya wixa WA Pi AREER & Krexeerahlce iam s . Doverss said the action of Seen | or, am, Dower pend ter nager eee ane, t ; agent, Capt. Gardner, of the infantry; Lieut, Moore, of tho | showed that the democrals of Indiana could not be bought. thea Peter dean md tn: bas Wednenaay, Feb. V: Woe: . tr ar mm, " ’ case. haa nob been argried, tn. ay Pa ibaa Tat THE GEOL TIM dragoons; Lieat. Anderson, of the artillery; Lieut. Baylor pt Brows, Sa ee eee saint ch vga of: tha 5; Solar + of Wim. J. and Mary. A. Boome, of Wi rain, 52h i of the cavalry; Lieut, Alexander, of Latlbepeaos — titer an exeouttve session, the Beigua aijoibet tition” vi Seer tee aryunant be : base Hrtesierean ne if ao m seater have been appointed a board to assemble in the Washing- | day, oa fie worusxt bos Wa bemmeneaie ra¥ited ny ‘attoad the funeral, from ton Arsenal on Monday next, for a trial af all the dilfurent ss 1 The naomi CREM carmel poling ae | ae day) aferaocn, aLiwoo chk, Hie remaina win bec’ small arms that have been made or pywrchased for the ‘The Texas Legtelatury.on the Unton. rey iret rom i onions of ots 4 ogee seen Se réen i, military service. They are to reportiv. full to the War wee vey ny A ans, Fob. 2, 1860, spa in my tarot by niaasour, eFatus . wae eae tan hina a MPTa contre bo proseccate alt a mena fag on my ‘The noceptance of the offer of the ser-yices of the mounted | ture, opposes Convention. The" Fo Sy © sentasr: Be seammance regiment of Texan volunteers to protect the frontler from | introduosd ee cateadoas tens Wake | New Youx, Feb 3, 1800. auntie | threatened Mexican invasion—te be ready in any emer- and is unw: 10 surrender tho Unto on wu ermergeicy gency—will depend on the actien of Congress. mea wo excuse 80 Important astep. Something New.=A cmimer, Tucker, dae taal ‘THE PAY OF DeEWEERS. Bet dee : Zptes Rinier pee, One Sersitnet. Som paseniad, simp) surat a Seren Trea, ‘The memabers of the House to-day kept the Sergoantat- | ‘The Case of the Pugiliate emetos . | to ani “aay ona, ff a few_minutes. ft = cents ; Arms busy by drawing their mileage and salary, the Jobn Morrissey pleaded guilty to the tarttoument giles ri. complete ), a Pree, Speaker having yesterday signed a cheék on wrong sat for a largs amount of money. TRE 8..\VERY QUESTION IX THR sexare ‘The resolations which Mr. Davis introduced into tho. Senate to-daz are simply & collection of athe the slavery quection presenting, the Southern & can postoit ootuactOnans, Aszistont Secretary of Btnto, bas sna De: Jortabs Gain, tLe ornglisy:'\ ,el*opnates. Bang Bes Re bi ak free att 8 White street, —— puctey Coaieage Cured by F. Mi Bat- uve Pama W ——-|* Trwbree of Bveiy’ Dee: Gert reveation of vuplarg, aiblng jnepensory prea elas @ ee ord Bi ‘ my * | leanne oy 2 Veusy @reey Aer Kicage, Rew ane