The New York Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1860, Page 7

i i Pe beficinonn es EWS FROM WASHINGTON. ee ‘RE-EIRCTION OF MR. FORD AS HOUSE PRINTER. Explanation Respecting the Reception of the Seventh Regiment, PRIVATE BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE. |Mespatches from Our Ministers in Central America. TUE MEXICAN TREATY BEFORE THE SENATE, Bee Ree ae Our Special Washington Despatch, Wasuisotoy, March 2, 1860, ELROTION OF GOV, FORD AS HOUSE PRINTER. Gov, Tom Ford was re-elected Printer to-day. He will | Proceed at once to the duties assigned him. ‘Tao Hxmazp has created a sensation in town in regard to ‘Tom Ford. And it opened the eyes of some in the hin » that he would put all the spoils in “‘his breeches pocket ;’” for it is widely reported here that before his lateelection ‘be had committed himself to a division of the spoils, come » gay into as many ag a dozen shares, and some into five equal shares, Ford reserving only one share to himself, ARMY MOVEMENTS. ‘Tho Secretary of War is preparing an order for a some- | vhat geners! movement of troops in some of the depart- goats, which wil! be issued in a day or two. The depart- acat of Utah, the department of Texas, and the depart- nent of New Mexico, are most affected. The force in Jtah will be reduced to ten companies of different arms, the Fifth, Seventh and part of the Tenth regiments of nfantry, will be withdrawn. The principal part of them fil go to New Mexico, and one of the regiments now in Sew Mexico wili go to Texas and occupy the Rio Grande. Besides these general movements, there will] be con- siderable change in the arrangements in New Mexico, Some new posts will be established, and several of the old ones abandoned. The posts generally wil have larger garrisons than heretofore. Active Operations are to be carried on against the Camanche ‘aad Kiowa Indians, who have for many years been in a Brate of war with the frontier of Texas, and have recently committed depredatious on mail and other parties on the ‘ante Fe road. The department of the West, the depart- sent of New Mexico, and the department of Toxas, will ich send out acolumn for this service. The regiment ‘ag to the Rio Grande from New Mexico, with the troops eady in Texas, will constitute s force of nearly three vasand men of diferent arms which will be available “he Mexican frontier. Additional instructions are in varation, a4 will be despatched to Colonel Lee, com- ding the department of Texas, by Ben. McCullough, ‘will leave here with them in a day or two. The go- ment are determined at al) hazards to put an end to -oubjes which exist along the Mexican frontier. ordets of the War Department direct the with- 1 of two regiments from Utah as soon as the move- PEs: elected. The first column will march by "6 Pass and take the eastern foot of the Rocky fie ia the advance toward New Mexico, near Fort pusetts. The other column will pursue the route ‘ich Col. Loring returned from Fort Bridger. These e to scour the Plains in the regions of the hostile ulisund. where the mails Lave been obstructed in <2e Navyjo country. They will then be posted in strong <etachursts in New Mexico. The troops now stationed there, wkea thus relieved by those forces, will march to the Texaafrentier, and take a post in the regions where the greatent disturbances from Indian hostilities exist. in addition to these arrangements and the ordering of a Dattery of Light artillery trom Fort Leavenworth to Fort Brown, all the companies already on the frontier will be ‘Giied up with recruits, It is supposed that Colonel Lee, who wili bayo the girection of the troops, has by this time arrived on the Rio Grande. ‘The new war steamer Pocahontas, at Norfolk, has-been Peiered to the Gulf of Mexico, under the command of Commander Hazard. Her other officers are Lieutenants Morgan, Lowry and Kennon; Master Evans and Purser Harwood, The steamer Brooklyn will soon return taither, ‘The entirer foroe of the Home Squadron will consist of twelve or thirteen vessels, steam and sail, carrying over two hundred guns, with crews thoroughly instructed in their mauegement, and who have also been well drilled in the ose of all arms known tothe military service, in order that they may be prepared to fight va shure as wert 85 on seabourd in case of necessity. TH MECICAN: TRRATY. The Mexican trea 2 executive session to-day, was Postpoved til Moveay, on account of information which lad eatled for, but which had not been received. ‘The treaty is leoked upon as de Mr. Mata, the Mexi can Minister, bas not resigned, as stated. The health of fs family requires that he shail take them to Vera Cruz, after which he will return again. MORE ANOUT THE MEXICAN TREATY. Sevators are in daily conference with the President, and they never return without being enlightened as to the fair- mess and justice and good policy of the treaty. You may remember thatin the peace negotiations with Mexico, in 1948, Mr. Bochanan was very anxious to secure the traa- sit right of way over the isthmus of Tehuantepec; but was induced toabanden it in consideration of the ces#ion to us of California, New Mexico and the Rio Grande boundary. So that the foollshidea that Mr. Buchanan has been in- alter to play into the hands of the Tehuan- of Benjamia & Co. is all moonshine. before the Mexiena war, idea with Mr. Buchanan. OPPUSTLION TO TAR MEXICAN TREATY, Le oppceition to the Mexican treaty is not confined to y particuinr party in the Senate. Many of the repubii- are deubtiess opposed to it because of the territorial feature, but democrats are also against it becunse ef the armed intervention which it contemplates. The amount of damages claimed by bone fide American eredi- tors against Mexico is about five hundred thousand dol- Jars, leaving filteon hundred thouesnd dollars to be divi* ced between the Tehuantepec Company and the lobby. am Coit has arrived here to press the treaty through. George N, Sanders is also bere working for it. DOUGLAS AND THE PRESIDENCY. ‘The friends of Senator Douglas calculate that thirty one out of the afty- four Pennsylvania delegates elected to Charleston are for him. They glorify over the facts that ‘Collector Baker was beaten as the Senatorial candidate by Montgomery, the Congressman, and that Foster, the de- mocratic nominee, is a Douglasite. In the midst of the rejotcing of Dougias’ friends, the friends of the administra- tion are equally satisfled with the complexion of the Penn- splvania delegates MODIFICATION OF THE TARIPP. The Comnzitiee on Weys ard Meaus have under con- gideration a tariff Lill, which they will complete neas after Gisposing of the regular appropriation bills. It is impossi- bie tosay whether the manufacturing interests of New England will be satisfactorily cared for, or whether wool ‘will receive 2 due share of attention; but fron and coal, from all accounts, will be carefully looked after. AN INTERESTING INVISTIGATION, A retolution will be offered in a day or two, calling for ‘& special committee to inquire whether the public money bas been used for, or whether any oflicers of the govern- mext have been engaged in, carrying elections in any State or Territory by corrupt and unlawful means. This will open a vast fleld for inveetigation, golng back to 1856, ond including the mode aad manner in which the Lecomp- constitution had its origin. CIRCULATION OF SEWARD'S SPRECH, I learn that 75,000 copies of Seward’s speech have been @ubseribed for already for general circulation. This gene- val subscription, however, must not be considered as en- trely for the benefit of Seward. One prominent object is to show from Seward himself that the republican party is not half so black as it has been painted. The friends of Seward, bowe s&y thet the speech nominates him, and toat it tallies exactly with the change of the time of the Chicago Convention to a day @ month earlier than the Gay first appeinted. The object of this change is to cut off the independent Union party movement; but the mana- Gers of that party bere are in motion, and will still havo tueir Coavertiou and their ticket in wee fleld before the ‘Convention of the republicans, and Bates will be the man of the middie party and their offer to Chicago. THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE. It Wat generaliy suspected that when the Senate bil! abolishing ¢ inking privilege was referred to the #2- lect committee of the Houne it was guffocated bot TI am informed thet eomuntties will Port a new bill, reducing ¢ frank to a yer tow and (posing Beary pains and pounltics NEW YORK HERALD, for all violations of the law. ‘*im soason,”’ I inquired, “te out off this heavy franking business during this Providea- tial campaign?” “We hope so;” from which you may conclude the subject will go over to the next session. MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL WALKKR. I met this morning one of General Walker's men. Hoe gays that the General will be here to-morrow, and that he is wide awako. I should not be surprised if the ob- fect of this visit were to take soundings touching a Mii Dustering descent into Mexico, or in reference to the ac- tive co-operation cf Walker with the Juarez party in de- fence of Vora Cruz. I have no doubt that the adminis tration ia somewbat concerned about these various Mili- bustering movements reported afoot, and is therefore desirous of the ratification of the treaty, #0 that law and order may be established in Mexico without running the risk, on a more extended scale, of anothor Centra! Ameri- can imbroglio. SENATORIAL INVESTIGATION, ‘The investigation into the alleged trick by which an act of Congress was smuggled through last session, securing certain lands tn Louisiana, known as the Houmas grant, is going on. ‘MOVEMENTS OF THE PENNSYLVANIA IRONMASTERS. ‘The iron manufacturers of Penmayivania are organizing a formidable lobby to try and get the tariff amended for their benefit this session. Thaddeus Stevens being on the ‘Ways and Means Committee gives them some hopes. As all parties desire to make capital with Pemnsyivania, in view of the Presidential election, some modifications o the tariff may be effected, but the prospectis by n0 means brilliant. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH CALSFORSIA, Theo bill of Senator Gwin, providing for the construction of a line of telegraph to California, meets.with some oppo- sition, upon the ground of its being special legislation, as it mentions by name the parties who are to receive the contract. There is little doubt that a dill would pass by » large majority which would leave the contract to the low- eat responsible bidder. The contract system has uot always been successful; but it is easy to frame the bill 80 as to require ample security for the performanc: of the work, and thus protect the public interests. APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED. ‘The Senate went into executive session to day, and con firmed s number of unimportant nominations. THE VACANT UNITED STATES JUDGRAHIP. ‘The President has sent to the Senate the nomination of W. D. Shipman, as United States Judge for Conuecticut, ‘vice Ingersoll, deceased. He is said to be a first rate maa, and fully equal to bis predecessor. THE PACIFIC RAILROAD SCHEMER. There is considerable competition among the different Pacific Ratlroad interests. Sectional routes are out of the question. A well prepared bill for a grana central route may meet with sufficient favor to become a law, but none of the projects at present devised seem to elicit muca {avor. TRS ACQUISITION OF CUBA, The acquisition of Cuba will be brought forward in the Senate soon, when another vigorous debate will take piece on that subject. THE BOUNDARY BETWEEN THE UNITED SYATXS AND THE BRUTE POSSESSIONS. ‘The report received at the State Department, dated in November last, from the party surveying the boundary line between the United States and the British Possessions, says the 49th parallel of latitude, as far as determined, shows @ mountaixous country, and that, with the ex- ception of a few localities, the whole region is eminently unfit for occupation or settlement. The work for next season will extend from the Columbia river to the Rocky Mountains. DE:PATCHES FROM OUR MINISTERS IN CENTRAL AMERICA, Despatches were received yesterday at the Departmect of State from Mr. Dimitry, our Minister in Nicaragua, and from Mr. Clark, our Minister in Guatemals. The iv. telligence received from Mr. Dimitry officially confirms the statement heretofore made, of a couveution between Great Britain and Nicaragua, by which the Mosquito pro- tectorate is finally abandoned by England. Our Minister did not, as has been stated, attempt to prevent the nego- tiation of the treaty. Matters are progressing in a aatisfac- tory manner. The rival interests and speculators are buay endeavoring to secure a grant of the Transit route from the Nicaraguan government. Mr. Dimitry was atili at Managua, and was expected to leavefor Costa Rica be- fore long. Mr. Clark, our Minister at Guatemala, owing to the deli- cate state of his health, had left for the United States. Matters were progressing favorably, and every disposition was manifested to treat our government fairly. THR NEUTRALITY LAWS. Mr. Miles Taylor, from the House Judisiary Committee, has prepared a report, accompanied by » bill, which he will submit to the House at an early day, upon the sub- Ject of the neutrality laws, &c. The bili proposes to pro- vide for enabling citizens to expatriate themselves, and contains new provisions which are designed to relieve the trade a names of the from some dag abl eben ty ey mannér citizens of the United States from engaging in illegal expeditions against other Btates,and from taking part in acy hostilities by land or sea between foreign nations. THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. FIRST SESSION. Senate. * ‘Wasmncron, March 2, 1868. Tho Senate met at one o’clock. Severai executive com- munications were received. Varioua reports were re- ceived from the committees, which were of no general nterest, THE PURLIC PRINTING. Mr. Witgon, (rep.) of Mass., introduced « bill to aot the act providing for the execution of the public priat! PRIVATE RILIS PARAKD, The private calendar was taken up. The following private bills were paased:— Fer the relief of John Scott, P. W. House and Samui 0. House For the relief of Arnold Harris and Samuel T Butter. For tbe relief of Richard W. Mead. For ther of D. D. Porter For ihe relief of George B. Bacon. For the relief of S. A. West. For the relet of George McCullouga. For the relief of Hiram McCullough For the reliet of Charles Pendergast. For the relief of Mrs Ann Scott, For the relief of Michae! Nash. 2 ¥or the revet of dirs. Jane M. MeCrayb. For the rr of Livingston, Kinkeat, & Oo. * For the relief of George Stealey. Yor the geliet of Eaward N. Keat. ~ For the relief of Richard Cheney. For the relief of 8. Devisser and Jose Villarfabia, and others. Making in all twenty-two bills passed. PRNSION FOR TUK WIDOWS OF DECEASED ARMY OFFICERS. The bill granting a pension of filty collars per month to Mrs. Anne M. Smith, widow of Genera! Persifer F. Smith, coming vp— Mr. Iverson, (dom.) of Ga., said he was opposed to the Principle involved in the bill, but would move an amend: meat grauting the same amount to the widow of General Macomb. Mr. Sswaxp, (rep.) of N. Y., moved an amendment, to include Mre. Riley, widow of General Riley. After considerable debate Mr. Seward’s ig ‘was agreed to, when the subject was postponed. The Senate went into Executive session. Adjourned till Monday. House of Representatives. Wasmctox, March 2, 1960. ‘TUR RECEPTION OF THE NEW YORK SEVENTH REGIMENT. Mr. Apraty, (A. L. dem.) of N. J., offered a proposition, to be read eimply for information. It was in the charac- ter of a reply to the resolution heretofore presented by Mr. Carter, which latter charged the committee to make arrangements for the imauguration of tne equestrian statue of Washington, and the President and heads of depart- ments, with want of attention and hospitality to the New York Seventh regiment. This allegetion Mr. Adrain’s preamble pronounced untrue. Mr. KeiiocG, (rep.) of TL, reminded Mr. A: Mr. Carter was not here, being called hence by in his family. Mr. Apraty said he did not latead to discuss the sub- Ject. Mr. Kerocc—But your papar reflects vpon bim Mr. Apraty—When Mr. Carter offered his resolution, I, & member of the committee, was not here The Cuxax proceeded to read @ letter from Col. Hickey, vindicating the Washington military from all cexsure, showing that the Seventh reg’ Soyited within the circle to witness the inaugu best hotels were provided, them; that Mr. Keltt, the chairman of the com- muittee, mate a patriotic speech t them at the entertainment given at Columbia armory, and that Coinel Lefferts bad expresaed regret at the Tholty upjnet ce peu euet sup on the commiiice, &c. Mr. Adrain’s Preamble ‘With & resolution that the one pre- sented by Mr. Carter was an unjustifiable attack upon # comuutiiee of the House, as well as upon the President and heads of the cepartments. ard wag brongbt — or the Purpose of making 4 litle po felt wor mn; that quarters at the free of expense, for Here the matter ended. INDIAN TREATIES, » Homme panned Dl waking anpropriations for carry Wx inte effect the treaty Stipulations with the Ind!- ane of Wasingwe and Oroget Terripcigs. wR. FORD MRAETED WHO) The Howse proceeded to voi Whole uumber of votes, tar Necessary to a choice ry Mr. Ford. ..., sane eae sone Mr. Glossbreaner: ‘ . Mr. Seaton ‘The remaiader scattering. Mr. For wae declared elected. Mi. Crescaya, (Gem) of Va., moved that when the House Acjoura it adjourn tli Mond Suanman, (rep.) of Obio, hoped vot. They could pess the Indian Appropriation bill to morrow: besides, six- teen orseveutecn geatiemea desire to make speeches. If they intend to adjourn sire die by the frat) Monday in June, they should not neglect the transaction of the pub- Nie bu tn dir. ’ motion was to by 27 majority. Mr. Moanus, (A. L. dem.) of li!., asked aud was excused from service a a member of the Committee oa Roads and Capais, He criticiecd unfavorably the construction of the ‘Standing committees, and for lis remarks he was called to order from the republican side. Mr. Cotyax, (rep. Cae from the Conasatiinn st be) Post Office, reported a bill authorizing publishers to pr’ a. ae papers the dates when aubecriptions expire. A large numbor of private bi'ls wore roported. Adjourned. jom-Arrival of the Africa. Sanpy Hoox, March 2~Midnight. ‘There are as yet m tigna of the steamsbip Africa, now dus of this point, with Liverpool dates of the 18th ult. Wind vorth, and blowing lightly. Weather hazy off shore, The Ohio Republicam State Convention, Covomavs, March 1, 1860, The Repvbiican State Convention to-day resotved that Si'mon P. Chase was their first choice for the Preai dency, The delegates at large to the Chicago Coavention aro David K, Carter, Thomas Spooner, H. C. Bradbeck and V. B. Rooton. Excursiom of the Maine Legislature. Porttann, March 2, 1860, About three hundred members of the Maine Legisizture were ou @ visit here yesterday, to whom a grand banquet and ball were given last aight. Tho demonstration con- templates "he removal of the seat of government from Augusta to Portland. ” Massachusetts Delegates to the Chicago Comventi Boston, March 2, 186). ‘The Rep: blican Convention of the Sixth district, Salem, elected J. B. F. Osgood, of Salem, and Timothy of Gloucester, delegates to the Chicago Convention, and R. V. Wallis and Benjamin Edwards, substitutes The Mayoralty of Utica. Unica, March 2, 1369, Calvin Hali has been nominated as the republican can- didate, and Dewitt C. Grove as the democratic caadidate for Mayor of this city. The Wisconsin Slave Case. MinwavKus, March 2, 1369. \. Booth wag yesterday rearrested by the »* States Marshal tm the Glover rescue case. Should & writ of habeas corpus asue by the Supreme Court of the State, as before, the writ wil be resistet by the United States authorities, and the question tested as to the power of the State Court. The Marylend Legislature and Jadge Stump. BArtiwors, March 2, 1860, ‘The Maryland [egisiature, ia joint committee of both Houpes, reported to-day in favor of the impeacament of Judge Stump. The Cinciana’ St. Xavier Charch Accident, Civomwart, Maree 2, 1360, ‘The Coroner’s jury on the St. Xavier Catholic church accident yesterday wil! retura a verdict to-day, A sabscription has been started to aid the families of the Isborers who were killed. Over $5,000 is already subscribed, and » meeting will be beid on ‘Change to daz for tho , urpose of increasing the amoun Missing Persons. Toronto, C. W., Marca 1, 1360. The body of Donald Campbeil, a well known citizen of ‘Toronto, was found to-day ia the bay. He has been miss- ing for the last three months. John Sheridan Hogan, M. P. P. for the county of Grey, C.W., bas been missing for the past two months. His friends are muck alarmed in consequence Catholic Arrest of an Alleged Murderer. Poattanp, Me., March 2, 1860. Joba Dameng was arrested for the murder of Patrick Cassidy, at Oape Elizabeth, on Wednesday night Avwect of Counterfetters, ‘Gxon. OINNATI, March 2, isgu. On Wednes¢ay a descent was made on a gang of coun- terfeiters at Lexington, Mo., who were caught in the act of altering bills on the Farmers’ Bank of Rhode Isiand to tha Farmers’ Bank of Wisconsin, and raising the denomina- tions of other bank notes, including notes on the Farmer tea. Fifty-two arrests were St. Louis Fire. Sr. Louis, March 1, 1260. ‘The toss by the fire on Cherry atreet early this morning was from $1,600 to $2,000. William Ross, of Helens, Ar kansas, was burned to ceath Five in Bostox. Boston, March 2, 180). Afire at one o'clock this morning destroyed the er gine hovse and repair shop o Company, ‘nclading six locomotives, » Bison, Camel, Ajax, Nathan Hale, Hercules ane Herts Tuo buildings were completely gutted. Lose $76,000 Insurance $24,000 in a Boston oifice Fire in Lowell, Michigan. Loweu,, Mich, Marca 2, 1960. A fire last night destroyed Jobnson's dry goods stere and several adjoining res and dwellings. The less amounts to about $10,000, and the insurance to $6,606. ‘The fire is supposed to bays been the work of ac is. cendiary. The Sailing ef the Anglo Saxon, Portiany, Me., March 2, 1360 ‘Tae ateamship Angie Saxon wil! ss:! from this pert on Sunday morning, 4th inst., for Liverpoo! ria Queenstown. Trade of Baltimore. Ei Mai ch 2, 1360 $87,808 69,493 * 982,041 10 456 Markets, PRILADRLPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHILADSLPHLA, Marot 2, 1360. Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State $5, 92%; Readin: Raitreat, 2034; Morris Canal, 617%; a Isiand road, 31%); Penneyivania Rairoad, 35 Excnange om New York at par. New Fee March 1, 1960 Cotton uncbanged: sales to-di 8.500 bales. Lard alle Whiskey 22%¢ Fre! sunchanged. Ster- exchange §08% per cozt premium. declini $$6 49 a $6 0 for seperfine and $6 75a $7 ior extra, Barley, 75c.a8fc. Lard in kegs, 11Xc. ar at st 60,000, bales Tar ta, ‘otal exports, 1,820,00) bales. Raceipts abend of Isst year, 374,000 bales, ‘Re- 1 Southern ports abead of last year, 649,000 cK in port, 666,000 bales, against “610,000 bales Coffee firm at 120. a 182. Sates of the week, Stock im port, 41,600 bags. Imports 1,000 Fiour clesed with an advancing tendescy a at $6 50 a $6 60. Oorn quiet, at 71 molasses, 36}<c. a B75¢0.; bacon quiet at $19 625; a $1871 Fre ht of ‘ton, to Liverpool 5d. Exchange on London Sight exchange « 1M HF wea a Lorene ‘oui, March Cotton cull and uncharged: liked to- da: Cuarueston, March 1, 1860, aged alas to, -day 2,600 bales. Sales of Q bales. Reee!pts of the week 16,000 bales : _ Bartmorr, March 2, 1860. v m: Howare street, 35 50. Wheat buoyant: burhels, at $1 39a $1 86 for red and $1.60 a 7 for white. Corn active and steady: white at 67c. @ » & Te. Pork generally stead Tard active at le. allo. runes York, 6 da} Cotton ont the week 1 PamLapauema, March 2, 1360. Four firm. Wheat active white $1 642 $1 57, red $1 37 a $i 46 Cora frei yellow 780, a 84c. Provisions steady. Wh Crverwwatr, Beare 2, 1860, Fiou> dull and demand trifting a8 4: fine Whiskey dull acd heavy, Fun & ceclla® falos at 1040. Provisions penerally unchang: a good Cemand, at $17 25 a'$17 560 B . hs Iders, 63/0. & 6Ye.; sides, $30. @ 81, lard, 104. Demand for money ‘Dressing, market air a ent: good paper is selling outalde of discount Louse . at 16 © 18 per cent discount, Sight exchange on New York for Gold mem de POT A Arrest o of @ Russian for Rob: Si: a Recovery of the anentae. — ‘rom the Boston Traveiter, March 1. On the of February the office of Mr. Jonm Picker- ing, broker, No. 49 State ‘street, was entered during his temporary dhsexce, and the key having been ‘oft in the vate, it was robbed of a trunk notes and drafts of the value of between $2,000 and $3,000. Mz. Pickering notified we police of his loss, and a day or two aiterwarce received an anonymous note, stating that the writer knew where the papers were which bad gbeoa. taken from Mr. Pickering’s safe, which would be returned if Mr, Pickering would mect him at the corner of Park and Beacon sirorts, and pay over the gum of $160. Ths writer advised Mr DPickering not to consult with the hee, 95 be was a desporate man and would not be taken ry By advice of the police Mr. Pickering proceeded to have the interview on the day and place imetuoned, two officers of tae detective police having st an early hour concealed themselves im the neighborhood to watch the operation, but the writer of the note did not make his appearance. ‘The next day the writer sent Mr. Pickering another note, Suciegiaine foe i6 failure to come forward on the ground iowa saw Mr. Hh sages in conversation with an ua. nown man, and Roticed two policemen near, on the the Common. He, however, appointed another meeting for the following aay, in a Merchants’ row. No notice was taken it, but the next ‘order "To this Place Mr Pickering, b rede, ‘about two hours betas ths fas ot Oe raene, bd ene et ‘wero safely eusconsed in the Mission- where they could overlook operations in the pause Tt waa not lon before a man made his appearance an ‘sccoated Mr. oe He stated that he pole the trun, money, and was in the act of re- meet terlg e papers in order 22" ers. his money, when carly aoe upon was made by Mr. Piokering, eae ‘ive officer Lach and oer Sanderson ‘of station two rushed out of the Se , arrest- ae arene Aad nevered all the i Teen amen Rant Tule Kraken, He on bis person & passpor Riga, August 27 . which gave him ort evecare fm the United States until December 31, 1859, Hela a man of about tht phigh Poet medium style, and boarding house in Hanover avente, to be a cleric by profession. His anony- mous notes show him to be a man of good education. ‘was committed to the Tombs to await an examination. A Woman Recovers $5,000 Damages rrow Parnes wa0 Sov LigdoR 10 HER Husnanp. —A singular suit has just beeu decided in the Champaign (Ohio) County Common Pleas. The action was brought under the‘ act to Provide against the evils from the sale of intoxicating liquors,’ 1, 1854, the seventh section of which gives to a wife, chiid, ‘parent, gvardiap, employer or other person who shall be injured in person, property or means of sup- port, by ap intoxicated person, a rigbt of action against the person who sold the liquor to the intoxicated person. ‘The Pantin in the case was Jane Brugh, and the defend- ant Peter Lawson, Damages laid at twenty thousand dollars. The plaint'f set forth in her petition that she was on the 20th of April Inst, and pow is, the wife of oue Reed Brush; that salt Reed Brusu was, and for a long time hitherto bac been in the habit of getting intoxicated and druvk, which was w own to the defendant, That paid defendant, well kn g the premises, did, on the 20th of April inst, 1559, sition of law, self and deliver fogaid Brush oae pint of whiskey, which the aaid Brosh them and there dravk, and with which the said Reed Brosh was made intoxicated and frenzied. That ip con- Sequence of kaid bale, and by means of aid drunkenness, and while in the state of intoxication, satd Brush od fu rioualy 82.2" an axe, and without provocation upon the part of pantif, with force (aud violence cut off her jaft foot, whereby the plamut? is now orippled. The defendant alleged that the maiming, &c., of the plaintiff was the re- suit of a domestic quarre! brow ght bout by her uvcnaste &e. The vour he immoral character ots guaranteed OF iaw to him.’ The law make 4 Brusa she (astrament of Peter lawsen, and tbe defenoapt cannot claim anything more in this cage than if he bad in propria persona throwa the axe The jury, after a sh yosuitaton, ratarned 9 verdict tor the plantil, seseseing oer age at tive thousand coliars “THE ct YO@K WEEKLY GERALD, Doings in Ciaikecrns ised of Wil- Hiam H. Sewa:id—Spurgeon im Paris— News from Europe, Mexico, California, Central America, New Granada, cov Soath Pacific, Britisu Columbia, &c.— Market Reports, déc., &e ‘The Wexxty Herarp will be iesued at ten o'clock this morning. It will contain, among other matters:—Tas Pro- ceedings of Congress, with the interesting despatches of the Hrratp's Special Rep: ; The Speech of William H. Seward, on Wecnesday ‘ast, Defining his Position; An- account of the Preaching of Mr. Spurgeon at the Ameri can Chapel in Paris, with a general description of the Preacher; The Latest News from Europe, Mexico, Califor- nia, Central America, New Granada, the South Pacific, British Columbia, Washington Territory, &c., &c.; Eilito- rials on Prominent Eveats; Reports of the Cattle, Provi- sion and Money Markets, and ai! intoresting news of the past week, received by telegraph or otherwise. Single copies, in wrappers, can be bad at the counter of the Office, Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Price six cents. Drawin, f the Delaware State Lotte- tes, WOOD, 'Y & CO, Managers. DELAWARE, GEOKGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE 30, oars , S, ah i? 66, 15. f'n! sog0.” jn 6» 86, 42, 27. WOUD, BIDS COs Wilmlagton, Delawsce. OMcial enppeser an of Hodges, Davis & Co.'s Consolidated Loveries 0 C1.ass 268, Pree 2. 1 1360. 2, 67, 10, 49, 40, 72, 64, 12, 3, 53, 46, SL. Prizes casted at 583 Broad waz ‘iranian neni free. HODGES, DaVis & 00., Mauagera, Georgia. ry.—The Foliow- wea ia ae Royal lavaca Royal Maeno Lot Prizes joe | Now $50,000 | 110, pee met Ot 4.282, 417, 6, 4490, 5316, 6098, 5818, 5897, 6190, ee one Ti ar 3208, S8404."1.197. 10 226, 11,110," ots Ad Ui, 16 B14 De si7, 16-974, 18S" IBIND’ 18 2. 21.7%), Beets 2261. 22 682 23.058, 23.600, S945, 24, ‘25.702, 211, 2.406, %, 2,604, 27,794, 28,443, 25,588 26,=24, 88, and 29,875—each’ ‘S10 0, circlaras, free of exp ye, address Toa Rodriguez, ri Semmons & Co.'s Braziliam Pebbie bole aud only depo 060% Sromdoray. ders & Son's Opera and Marin .'S, 65994 Broadway, unser Defiance Salamander Rasp Raiganey Pa- tent powder proot loeks and and prot rejeboneh ah gape wan “epat 8s Murray. ste, corner of Gollage place. Par a Herring's Patent Champion Fire nth roo! Safes. 251 Broadway, corner of Murray Lovers of Aquatic Sports.—A Mahogany! sbell Boat. butit a Boag Siren oaramen, and said to be su; fay ace Gee kind ever built, will be exhibited i or, so. Fie ie ‘fancy boat bazaar, 248 and 244 sortment of Housekeeping Articles in the etty tf. 0. BASSFORD'S Cooper Institute, Mrs. Winslow's Bogie ape eran Millions of bottles are now used ¢) in the Untet States for children teethin B wih never filling eusosus. Relat tmmodiate aad certain, Galy 28 cenia » bots. Barry’: Tricopherous is the nye and Cheapest article for fase aaa. cle ws eT coe ae Beautifal Compiexion.—Laird’s Liquid Peszi bas achies ed a Oey 90 bat no equa for Leauuly: ing dnd preserving the akin. 439 war. Cristadoros Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pecs. Be tote Be vere. Jibcinatio end rewall, eat the Dre puivacels applied. No. 6 Astor Houne Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wig and Toupee Factory ta removed to 16 Bond street, Privae extraace for porters and Spinal Batler’s Trusses, 8 the EE teas Ones, Wake Braces, the best in use, si atreet, The “Rigg’s Truss” Continues to Give universal satisfaction apy i og ‘uniform besefictal effects, No. 445 Broome street, New ¥: Dr. Marsh Nevtpenonnara to to Apply’ his Radi- gal Onre Truss i permanent cures of feenia or rupture, MANSH £ OO"? Ne 2 Vesey #:., %. ¥. icant de Pilis.—The ~ Bleod is the source of bealth or disease. To retain sound bealth we must preserve the ital sid pure, aad woth! accomplish ‘is so effectuaily as Holloway’a celebrated Pilla. HAL ir Dye 50 Ce Biack or brown.—Depot No, i Barclay sree Suid dy sl druggis's to the United Lactonah, THE WORLD'S TONIC CORDIAL INVIGORATOR, A GRE BLESSING TO TNF DYSPEYTIC AND FERDLE, ‘Dissolves Coucretions in ete cone Gall Deets. Ladies find comfort, solace aud besith. THR pay COWDIAL AND TON Boid at No. 4 Union square; 7. T. Ovabman’s, corer of hast Twen’ No, 415 Broadway and As: reen, 862 Broadway; second street, and Kuan House. Price’ 50 cents pec ; Mard Special.—Stuttering and Stammer- + RS boo cured by Pr A. H. SMEDLEY, (0. 643 Broadway. Hours 10 to 5. Use Parsons’ Roach and Rat Exterminge fees Fon wranr eri ba covarood wn eugeeastuy, SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1860.—-TRIPLE SHEET. Drawings or France, Broadbemts & Or."a Delamase Lotteries H MINCRLLAN TIONS. ee (A! Stans 33, 13, 9, fi, ts «5, ‘io, "a6 848. mele a. Uitte, 20, ° rut eA as 36, 69,"99, ot 30, 9, $4, 4, 66, 48 8, 48. ap sy Bila eae - ANCE Bu BROADHENTS 8°70 bi 9 AREER: SORT Wilmingtec, Delaware. av @1LVadue COBB, Ja, Gentlemen's Hats.—One of the Leading morta of Espenscdeld’a spring etzte for 1460 is the absence of | allexepgeration tn ite conte mation Ali we dataila seem to Sacimilaio'e cook other i perfeaymametry. ery NOEEY Manuteciurer of gents! baie, 113 Nasa: acct. Davids Spring Style of Gentlemen's Hawvow ready. Saloaroca: 219 Broadway, sear Uomne at, Gemtlemon’s Dress Hats. Fashions wil be taireduend ia cor Loudon aad Pa. ung t SRR ford icaasohihp we BADTA, Hatter, No. 357 Canal mizreet, coraex af Wonier, his bt. Paul's whit spring rio ot has thia day; 316 Broadway, oppomic WILL Be BeaDY NW VNR LEDaRE sa NEXT GIPay ken ss pcs had's aichuey aap shale nee ‘oe ol clases oben ‘Theas “a cadera of .od’ have rarried their elt we a ‘she ir character, mode eer re; fursiak inereatiog ay arta in Tih NWSW YORK LEDO are exivniigof & pew story. ee THE GiPS¥’S DAUGHTER) * tor the wore. for neat week Fanus Comp, J seat ‘Tax Kies ann'var Soncearas,”’ in which are ufoided toe Wetra w steevca ana manner a; ruling adveniures of tfpey Ufe ta @ Bad fraouunung. Patent Sapeawed: yw style, made to orde:, Beoalwar FY. Treuch Yoxe Shirts, & rauted to fit, ouly af 409 Shirts Made to Order.—D. C. Silleck & COX, 150 Broadway, corser ot Liberty #trect. Buy Your Shirts at Moody's, y BROADWAY. PR bein | Boots and Shoes, from the most 4 makers, just received by MUGRNE FSB4i5, L02t- Bakers Oi hassel cieet The UVaion Party—A Cab Load—Kicked out of tend af oe were ) Peotographed at HOLMaS' uallery yeaterday, ba pc otf aes emma Gallery, Pho- tographa, miniature to life size, Camestyoes, Daguerreo- types. OS et Phrenoiogical Examinations, beagyrteag | the talents, defects este nod proper, oon occupation, rea daly a FOWLER & WELLS’ Wheeler & Wilson’s Sowing Mahcines— Otics 606 Brostway, Pew Yor. The Doctor Kane Setigerators, at KE. 0. bas5FORD'S, the Cooper Inui MISCELLANEOUS. D reboy sbeaaet ONSURPAGSED. CATARACT _ WAS: a; ciotbes © ‘Woebh arda clapenaed leno. pot be water. adwaz, aeccad Setore, BOLE WATERPROOF SEWED and lf Ago eg also a #4, freace 1 Netars D> & eT Waky ieee. S71 Besedwray, corer of Chscaserr aicges, New York ——- ~ T MCLE 5 >» WEDDING OABD DEPOT, 696 BROAD oni Bingar Cards, Rationerr, &e., at mod NA RBCS = J iscsumuscrers andthe poblia. eae An, Deod Bod seam pause, ala), eceleo to ry aud oy United Steea Carban Kiter Gumpany, ide ‘Sroedway. New York. VOR SS, C BUNIONS a Rs. alLS PENETRATING T i EB LABGEMEN OF 7 BO thatthe Lootcan Se ration without the [+r at jecun«: a cdirc sama qd wii bea oO IguT BROWN cop LIVER | or. Prepared for Meciotc ai ues tn the Ipies, Norway \3. VALPE AD'S oan ‘a SEER, SOR’ THRUAT. BURNS, SOKE NIPPLES, Eto THACEE ULCER AID 1 TEATH, ULOLGATED GUMS, do. er wlat by alldruga! 3, BURRILL SE bo. , Propriators, 102 Naswau street. ee ICIOSO—NBWS AND BOSINKGS | PAPER. Rone LOFOSO EWS AND BUSISESS PAPER, oF RoTIoLeSe -NBWS ASD BUSINESS PAPER, ADVERTICAMENTS TRANSLATED FRER. ADVEEBTISKMENTS TRANSLATED FREE. ADVERTISEMENTS TAANSLATED FARES sT! bs ar estes & NUMB&S OUT )KO-DAY. MEDIUK FOR S?>ANIBH TRADS. MEDI¢M FOR SPANISH TRADE. MEDIUM FOR SPANISH TRAD. Advertisers acd ustuess men wil find this the beat medium, for presexting their advantsgea to the great aaa giuwing Dist Americans trade Crdere abou.d be eeut in early, ‘9 afford time for trana’ation And notice. ‘Otlice 24 Aon atect. ISTABLISBHED aa aaa SIXTY ¥Zazs. W2EKS' CABINET PURSITUZE WARKROCMF, 933 and $85 Fourth sireet, northwee! coruec of Broadway. > Parlor, Ldbrary, Dining and Bedroom Fi every description, from plain ble vriese Pier Pier end Manse iissaes, bc. wt a+ ctienat fo al! pasta of the world. : ROVER. & BAKER ee deR aS ancy sawine macecams. best ta use. 495 Broadway, New Yori. 182 Fulton strset, Brvokiye. YATIS LIFE BALSA! HYATTS Live BALBAM.—The oeetain oonquecse ot bul ey Kvil, with aS disease 15% ing from en, — ity of blood, mo matter ‘ De, oF from what source derived. The ive Baan ea eticanious a the moet violent formux of ld U:era, aeyaycan, Fever ‘Sores and Merourial Diseases. The cer: 0 “a ius rely ahow int faae ta ws Soma. sad Sopot 246 Grand strest, agent for Brooik.7z MS Ts Fultoa szeet. For ale ale by all droggincs 78 € cata par colic. overbeatir ee & bottle saved many a valuable horse. Depot 66 C eta York eld by ali druggiats. Lig SEILS AXD CURES—PROF. DA GRarwa ELE. il. Foreaie by BAMNES & “ARK, 13 avd lo Pars row, and all drugists. Price 2Se., 6c. and $i. Phe deipbia, Pa. Lepor NFAULISLE LINIMEDT. SanyoanTs, others, wiabing to restock with th! Wil? KSL ‘GBB, Yorkers, Sew ‘Tork. ‘Tbe publigare hereby pot cece buy a ve oe one the eb Spt pey 40 Ube otter eo: eriaget urer, DE WITT CO. EEL Noes, hing ment must be adcremed to Le Witt C scare Youkers, Weatesester cviuty, New York. As there are many counterfeits of this artiele, 12 to avoid chan: she appencance of the original iab (pesaell cet proton my came wil alvaya ‘be atmched as a LQTS HAVE BEE Vernon Fast, Weat ant Ceniral Mount Verson, Peihassttlie, Wasesagienvilie ana Wakesinc, mod ec a! the Tax (fice. aorver of Grand and Men i cH a a ‘348 Sreadway 5 WoReing Lo 4 thin omnis euggestive, ant y ar Newapaper. tregto address 0: ROGRESS VERAUS ROUTING. Gore oop LIVER OIL JELLY, ‘atented A ‘80, 1459, Fourth sven: PENFULD PABRED © MOWED. G3 Hook. boleaaie agents, sammidhe SAPANFSE BOOT SD OR POLS. SPLENDID ahoes WO BBING—SOULS NOTEING, bold every where. JAPANESE POLISE 40) Broome. one door West of Broadway, Reo 3 vn af og on TROCHES, Bronebile, Hoarseneaa Cntarrhad “stketone, For mule te BUSETONS. corace at Broadway, Barclay and Cana! streets. dear DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES FLOM THD HARTLEY begs to @xs0uvee to thone of bis bors be hag been in coman’ fo equab'in bye War inet tn New York, aad he geoerus- rom afectious of the raons avferiag f c HB. may here state that be bas no contection whatever Lr Est eal W cure Geainess, neither bas be publication ef & rertifieate purporting . ms, And ewnnet, therefore, be reap nmible rg ccanconenses rewltiny rasbness aud The, Ines of money may n% be material t> same ation of cneof te moet important of be regarded snd tresved with more than ‘cena, Doive fn the bead, and all disagreeable discharges Le eat spred’iy apd perman neatly removed wihoubenee. jog the lesat pain Or inconvenience. A cure in all Cases QUATRR- ms.fi rmation does 0% extat. ‘ iteen years, close and C—-1 Wy 4-y! attention to this B of special practice bee enab a degree of success = ‘ find the most and otationte Chere 5 ‘eld by @ steady attention to the menue of the Paiiadetphia Fa Infirmary, of Tigh Dr Bartiey w aka the beat bering rele wed baa frock a Guties in that elty, be has eatablisbe) permanentiy bis towtt.- Lon for the exciialve treatment of War Hsaaaee, et 104 Four teenth street, opposite the Academy cf Busts. Consultason so exe ) be at ot Mane Srarmphlet Gy Dr. Hartiey. on Disensns of the Far—ite med7, POOYENAAE RA: GUTS ciye 22 Gaui, Gi ngs eaecmion ivaoue Sr. Led, te pour toes ry ne commirnred i tbe ey in the opi curtoaicy cy enlist the the Sy mpathy o! wo ‘ad give promise of a elory of mastery devel en: power. the reader OOK OUT OR, THE NRW YORK LEDGER ou x es cask whe tbe arnt pe Bit ur COBB'S new snd fan. SPE Kae ‘inp rile eouobuans teat it On bs ume OOK OUT FOR THE NEW MORDAY es’ With the frat mated tyr) 20s, = 00d fascinating story, “TH UIYAY DAvUnTRE, Or, King axp tie Souceuess K OUT FOR THE N&W YORK Lik MONDAY NEXT, wita the first rae of Me CODING aoe and fascinating story, J.) GAPS | DAUGHTER, o, Tom KING anv TUR Borcen! OK OUT FOR THR NEW YORK LENG Lice oat next, ith the firat of Mr, COBB’ fh and fasciaating atory, THE GIPSY DAUGHTER, Or, Tam KUNG aN TUR SOKCERRSS,"’ OOK OUT FOR THES NEW Losey LEDQ) MONDAY NEXT, with the frat Me oones 4 aad teaciuativg story, “ THA GiPS avant ER Or, Tam KING AND Tux Bonceness."* 0OK OUT FOR THE NEW YORK LEDG! on MUNDAY NRXT, with the first part of Mr COB: and fasetoating story, * TH GIPSY DAUGHTSS: Or, tae KING AND THE BOUCKRESS.”” OOK OUT FOR THE NEW YORK LEDGER. ON MOM. NEXT, with the frat pact of Mr COBB'S new ema lemlaating ocr, GIPSY DAUGHTER, Or, Tux King AND Tim BOKORIESS. Lome OUT FOR THE NEW YORK LEDGER. 0} ¥ Next, ith the Gres p partof Mv. £ GIPs is MOw- Rate new end DAUGHTER, Or, Tus COBB" sad MoH GiveY DAUGHTER: Or, Tar Kine OOK OUL FOR THE NEW YORK LEDGER, ON Mow. DAY NeXT fire: part of Mr. COBA’S new aad taselunting 6:0: RE wiesy DAUGHTER, Or, Tan Kune AND THE COLCERES Pp? . PARK'S PRICKLY PLASTERS. TEE CMPART STRENGTH? THRY ANNIDILATS PALM, PARies | These deligtiful Piasters, yield readily to PalsNT | moiion of the body, absorb perspiration PORUA. | throw off ali the otensive PRICBLY the qqeisce They be used for PLAST RS, Saconte ‘ains. Faininess, Dyspepsia Galan Ave Soup | Consumption, Rhe Female Weakness, By uli | de. They retain their active DEALERS | other plasters are useloes; wi From 1 te [pain cannot exist, Every famil 2d_ Dimes. | them CS’ me ae. tires alees om Bamplen eens by matt SaRNES 2 PARK. ISaad 1b Park row, SCOMMENDED BY MEDICAL MEW, : of HAELES' LONDON CORDIAL. om. ia carey epate, a WHOLESORE BEVRRAGE FUR GENERAL ee periods. Put up on ; 4 pinth oid b; sa piat bees aia! DaUUOISTS. GRodEes FRUITERERS AND COU®- ¥ MERCD« DEPUT #) BROADWAY, N. &. INGER’ SEWING MACHINES ‘Ar8 aupertar for al! mancfacturtn Are me doaraine for si Kinda of fualiy eoeme. Are ‘re tive sit ange rir s% WAT ATER'S SARSAPARILLA DOES FOR Ba. rte gb oo aan Co, Als., Aug. 9, 1G, TALLADEGA CO , Ais., , 808, Deas tape ene to tell hat Ba: oa oad 1h my pen oa what your Cataartic Fills bave ‘done for me. I bed teen ailicted wake Liver Complaint for atx Years, du gg, Pot which | was never well, iy = Eat < the time ¥ liver was gore to the uch, and the Voetors yas congested: Teuffered. trom ae costivenega and diarrboa alternately. ayo ua wes erro da uphealiby; my ees and akin often yellow. = omnes 7 i bad ® voracious appettte, but genecally mens Tenaful geneation of oppression on ay 4 ad & gloomy ee: m of ty] asgube Yeu eansot know how much t Fe Indeserfombie feeling of distress. The long pooh ‘< this wondition, wit expected to De bet = fezall dx sot nt yous Pils; rerniote the ‘direct foses of your Pils, Tega ry the fivat ft bed more effect upon my disorder than Leepe Treguined ed my health capes “Diaper vara ou. ee y ir JC. AVER & co® rowel, . Maas. drugaiste everywhere. & GROWKRa COMPANT. or coaNaa. CariIaAL THREE “‘Miiions OF FRanaa. Tae COUNT DE BAINT.1 TR, Preston SULZS DURE gm fot ing cc ‘could | have. AN € No, Benvae street, S03, aunbering aa ners am regulations (6 eoaive ‘a Wea ms] Krome wie the dtr produce o¢ vineyaras Tarerea Toone, conten woaterer adting Be eorebonses vrais Bay bare Seen prodtieed without the Latta of tric With the 0) of extending Sateen aly awl (Padet ie sopeor Stave mnie VINE GROWERS" COMPANY. “ial ee a re in FE oa Ad. Kea en PU ia as VINE G GuOwnRS 3 THERE Is az owocllcal attilp ef the bi Seg \0340C0.—BILLICKINICK, Lorkiet, Havane, Ss ae Varinne 1, CI oe «: Higaine’ meersehuam washed clay Pipes, for sale! “ IT|SAMANOM, Now 24 Futon sroct and 8 attee Houses GREATEST UNDERTAKING OF TRE AGE. CASSRELL'S ILL USTBATED FAMILY BIBLE. Part 2 of this yoagniteent work work te this di On reeleot of 30 cents ta stamps, Pare 1 Air wil he. warded tree by mail. Cue of the bes: works ever iseved from the press for cade vassing agents, Send for terme. * CASSELL, PETLER & 5+ Rew Yor. T DFSIRABLE ATINULANT FOR THE Use ide ia Reed's London Cordial Gia a properties speedi y dissemina'e throu oe ‘i 415 Kast Twenty: lath street, New T |SEFUL IN ALL FAM: TLR oa & CO. tocar | which removes ‘ spo, gretge, Ae. Bnd ol gloves, silks, gaol iver, wobout the eke weeeen, bold by all druggins, 25 cents per bot TALUABLE &TORE PROPERTY—VERY | Desh} RSIRA’ for DRUG, IMPORTING, ON edge aK Pi WAREHOUSE.—To jet, with the p1 of o tale, the svogant brows tone fore, Bo S peckman: morjes in balght, with Gre besemert and pa sub -eatlar, ceil lighted aed replat withe artes ue cae Of the ‘The lot is N. B—The corner building, or man Nason street, connecting with the ‘above blore. Eiohi arcsec ton eer te eaere wegen Id, eer ‘Wid the store, if 60 wanted by captiailsis or re ESTER GYKFERAT we TAX OFFICN, Goal Rx Hrabeth and Grand strest mde ientee Vernos, Wakeseid, Waab Boavhle Pethew:ie Ws — Towa —_ be pald threvga this flies: #0 Parerrn teres ret me oF no Boqecaneacs Ween jr WVaAN @, KORAR Geaesad Gadecaar Ouew dayn, Soe