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ture, granting to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund extended powers over this ferry—providing for the leasing and relicens- ing of ferries to Staten Island, for periods not to exceed ten years ata time, at public auc- tion, with full control to the Commissioners ‘over all details, the termini, the. construction _ and number of the boats, the frequency of the trips, police regulations and rates of passage; sequiring quarterly sworn returns of the re- -ceipts and disbursements, and declaring that after a fair security and remuneration to the ‘lessee the income ehall be devoted to the pro- motion of the public comfort; appointing as superintendent to enforce those regulations a person having no pecuniary interest in the ferry, and asserting the power of the eminent domain, in order to take, through commisaion- ers appointed by the Supreme Court, necessary ferry landings on the Island. It remains to be seen whether the powerful tobby under the control of George Law will be able%o defeat these measures. The public safety and the interests of all who live on or travel to Staten Island require their adoption. A few weeks will determine whether George ‘Law’s pocket or human life be of most value in the eyes of the State Legislature and members of Congress. More CoxcresstonaL Dmr Tarowmsc.—The -other day Mr. Van Wyck, a member of the House of Representatives from this State, de- livered himself of one of the usual black re- publican barapgues, in which all the stale abo- lition slanders upon the South were carefully reproduced, and garnished with appropriate vampaign ree sawing. We append the follow- ing choice extract from the debate, as reported 1m the Glote:— Mr. Vay Wrex—Sir, I ill indu'ge in n0 unkind remark to woune the feelings of ‘apy map, but the charge must be met, and history vindicated, Ket the consequences fall ~chere and eé they'may. One other gentleman spoke of Mastachuseite berning witches in the ancient times. Does orct kpow tat your owm people burn siaves at the etake? Ané it seems to waken no horror in your minds. Mr. Davis. of Mise (interrupting )—I pronounce the gen. “Vemeu & bar snd scoundrel. I pronounce the rentlemen's assertion fa'c—utterly falee. Mr. Vax Wycek—My Ume is short, and I hope not to be interrupted. Mr Pins of Mi2.—You have zo right to utter such foul and fa'te Blaocers. Mr. Ganines:—I rige to a point of order. It is that no prmeyinw epee nig floor bas a rigbt to libel the people of y fection Cf this couptry, ang then Geny to the repre- erataawis of det people ibe right to reply, I pronounce ve eercrtion toade by tbe gentlennn false and unfounded. (Cele? of “Order’’ on the repub'icsn side ) Vr Van Wrex—I have beard such words before, and I » not to be cisturbed por iwteriered with by apy blus- ef atwort lam not bere to bel any part of the Davis, of Wiee —Will you go ontside the District of Colvimbia avd test the question of personal courage with soy Seuthern mar? Mr Vax Wvcu—I travel anywhere, and without fear of aus Ge. a ‘he tirgt eight woeks of this eession you siced upou Use Boor coptinually hbdelling the North and © of the free States, ebargicg them with treason all meurcr of crimes; and vow you are thrown into Y rage when Lteil yon a few facta. Mr Davis. of Mise —Mr. Chatrman— « Cuan—‘the gentleman trom New York cannot be Tupted «xcept by a poiwt of orcer, and the chair ap- peas to the pevtiemen ot the committee not to violate the ulee of the Llonse = The chair trusts they will not do so. Mr. Davis, of Mire —1 shall otserce them, sir, if others do vot; but [certainly will not permit Southern people to be siauderca. This detectable scene is not without its moral tor both sides of the House. It is within the knowledge of every man who reads the news papers that that charge of slave burning made “vy Mr. Van Wyck is untrue. Some time ago one of the abolition dailies published a lot of rigmarole, in which it was stated that a num- ber of slaves had been burned at the stake by a Micsissippian mob. The story turned out to be a miserable invention of some lying abeli- tionist. It was contradicted authoritatively ; aad, if we remember rightly, a retraction ap- * peared in the very journal which first pablistied ~the Ife. At any rate, itwas proven to bea - canard, like ail similar horrible tales which ere gotten up just before every election to frighten the old women in breeches at the North. But, although the member from New York was wroog in ventilating a stale slander 4n the floor of the Houte, the member from, Wiesissippi can have no excuse for his conduct th giving Mr. Van Wyck the lie direct, and then chalienging him. That was the - 4enduct of a frontier bully, not a refined South- an getileman. Mr. Davis should have called upon Mr. Van Wyck for his proofs aad his facts. As the latter could not have enbstantiated what te bad said, his case would have fallen to the ground, and the utterer of the stander upon Mississippi wondd bave been convicted of fulse- hood cut of bis own mouth. That would have been the proper course of proceeding for a legislative body which had a realizing reuse of its own dignity. It does not appear, however, that Coouress has any such, or any other sense, for that matter. There has been.pothivg but rowdyiem in the House since the session commenced. Before the organiza- tion there were squabbles or the most disgrace- tul cbaracter every Gay, and after the Speaker wes cheren things grew sti!l worse. The dis- ur Van eqeacefulexhBoition made by Pryor, of Virgivia, | che quatrel between Gickinsn and Edmund- eon, the squabble between Ashmore and “Grow, ond others, which mast be fre:h n the memories of our readers, atl go to gein for vs ® vational repulsion of the worst ~character Our European critics will be quite astified + seyirg that cur representatives are nore Hike boider roffians than statesmen or centiemen, and they will ateu be very jikely to «Judge of the tree by ite fruics, Can nothing be donee keep the House within the bounds of + decency? Have the members lost att sense of rebsae ? Avperuay Brapy Berors 7 ‘2a pereeive that our polite end immacalate friend, Aldermaa Brady, instead of having us up before his private Grand Jury of three, bas been before the city Grand Jury himself. What information be gave about that $2,000 business we cannot tell yet, but’ it will all come out by and by. Wo suggest to the Grand Jury the propriety of summoning pious Piisbury before them also, who, accordiag to the Trilune and Times, bas been in the habit of receiviig seven thousand dollars from cer- dain private individuals in bis capacity of Sa- perintendent of Police. What right had he to receive this money from private hands in his public capacity, and what did be receive it for? if his salary of $3,000 was not enough, the public can as well afford to pay seven thou- eand @ollars extra as any private parties. I it is unlawful and a subject for investigation for Alderman Brady to take $2,000, it is cer- tainly unlawful alzo for pious Pilsbury to take $7,000. Who are the private individuals that paid this money, and for what purpose was it paid? These afe questions to which the Grand Jury should endeavor to get an answer. Conioes Rerepucan Comrsscartoss at Wass tneron — Ovr special despatch from Wasbing- ton this mcraing gives some curfons accounts of the ern ‘one of the cepabticans there, with rete sce to the printicg «pois, and the { NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 1860. —TRIPLE. SHEET. Chevalier Ford, the recently elected printer to the House. As usual, Master Thurlow Weed figures in the matter, with bis fiuger deep in the pie. Tur Fra Diavoro or tHe Lousy Turnep Ur Auarx.—Every body will remember the dis- tinguished lobby chief, O. B. Matteson, who made such a brilliant figure in the last Con- gress. He narrowly escaped expulsion at the hands of the House, and received permission from his constituents to stay at home, where he bas remained in comparative obscurity ever since. But having once taken his degrees, the Fra Diavolo of the lobby could not resist the effect of his ancient affiliations; and, if we may credit the Utica papers, he has been cutting up some characteristic capers in the bank of which he was president, and has been removed trom his place. Jf thisistrue, it is another proof of the demoralising effect of lobby asso- ciations at Albany, Washington and e!sewhere. This Matteson is the special friend and trusty agent of Seward, Thurlow Weed and all tha clique. They ought to be proud of their pro tege. ADDITIOBAL FROM EUROPE. Sr. Jouns, N. F., March 9, 1860, The steamsh'p Nova Scotian, which arrived hore yes tercay aternoon, sailed from Liverpool at cleven o'clock on the morning cf the 22d of February, touching at Que enstoen the next day, , ‘The steamship Glasgow also sailed from Liverpool on the 22d ult. for New York, and the steamship Now ‘York was to leave Southampton for the same dtstination on the rane day, The steamship Niagara was to take the place of the America, and sail from Liverpool on the 25th ult. for Hali- fax and Boston. ‘The steamship America from Boston arrived out on the morning of the 224 ult., and the steamship City of Baltimore, from New York, a few hours later. Heavy gales had prevailed around the coast of England. ‘The steamer Ocione, from Dublin for London, came in collision with the schoover Heroine on the 19th ult. The steamer sunk in twenty minutes afterwards, and from forty to fifty persons were drowned. Rumore were current of an ad¢ress, attribated to Victor Emanuel himself, calling Naples and Sicily to insurrection. ‘The armaments in-Piedmont were being accelerated. Ac» gregation held at the Vaticao, had decided that the King of Sardinia ghould not be excommunicated, whatever political events might supervens, ‘There was 8 report current that a plot against the Em- peror of the French had been discovered, A Madrid telegraph states that the garrizon of Mellilia bad made a sortie, and that the Spanish loss was thirty- three killed, 146 wounded and twenty-one missing. ‘The Spanish press were unanimous in their demand for an energetic policy against Morocco. The Nova Scotian takes one hundred and cighty tons of coal, and will sail this afternoon for Portland, where ebe will be due on Monday evening next. Toere was a gale from southeast last night, with rain. THE LATEST MARKETS. Liverroor, Feb. 23—P. M. Cotton— Sales “of Inst two days 12,060 bales, including 3,000 on speculation and for export. The market closed dull, and previous quotations are barely maintained. Breadstufls steady. Provisiors duil; sales unimportant. Other articles unchanged. Loxpos, Feb. 23—P. M. Consols closed at 96+;, Expected News from Europe. NON-ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGAR« Haurax, March 9—8 P. M. ‘There aro yet no signs of the steamship Niagara, now in her fourteenth day from Liverpool. NON-ARBIVAL OF THE AUSTRALASIAN. Sanpy Hook, March 10:—2 P, M. ‘There is nothing as yet of the Australasian, now duo Off this point, with dates from Liverpool to the 25th ult. NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC. Arrival of the California Overland Mail. Ma.ior’s Stanion, March 9, 1860. ‘The overland mail coach, with regular San Francisco dates to February 17, and telegraphic despatches to the 18th, reached here to-night. ‘San Francisco, Feb. 17—12 M. Arrived 16th the stesmer Champion, from Panama. ‘Sailed 16th ship Maisy, for bey ‘There is not much business ‘The little regolar trade is ey gear ben ny mot prc A Pp movement took epecuiator taking "000 to 10 bo Dole pas asi roc to1ge. Eastern is beld at 13: 33<c. During the week 30,000 eacks of wheat, and 4,000 sacks of flour have been pur- chesed for export to Australia Dr. Chase has been tried for maliciously adulterating ne sels used at the San Francisco Mint. but the jury wer not agree, and a new trial will take face. ‘A Dill has been introduced in the Legislatare that the State assume the Indian war debt, amounting to three hundred thousand dollars, to be paid within ten years, it the United States do not sooner provide for it. ‘The recolutions asking Congress to dissolve the injunc- tion against the now Almaden quicksilver mine, have paored the Arsembly. Rerolutions have been earnestly debated in the Legisia- tore instructing the en a delegation to use their best exertions spainst tion of any portion of the State from which to form a Frere, ‘uptil & majorit; of the people of the entire State have consonted to si ézunicn. ‘Tbe Secretary of the Pacific Railroad Convention has ent a commonicatien feds the [eeacrtpee giving acummary of the action of that body, fr mn it hg amy that Jomes A. ons Land, . A. Booth, A. A. Tuttle, Semvel Parey, J. 8. Titus, T. G. Phelps, J.'B, Crocket and Dr. Rabe were spocnes a committee to com nunicate to the Legisieture the action of the Convention,and to urge euch action by the Legislature as was recommended by ibe Convention, Tbe Penge ood recommendation of the Copyertion ie this:—That the Leg'slatures of Oregon and California cst>lish each an internal improve- mrt fund, for tbe purpose of brilcing the Pacific roliroad, that the semp overflowed tance within gad Sistes, and such lande we may bereatter be douated oy them .bail be fold toy the > neSt of that fund; that the road ‘m Cetiforoia sbe'! ran from the city of an ‘Francisco throvgl the counues of San Maura, Santa Clara aod Ala. meda, tothe city of Stockton, aud be sootinued thence toward the castern frontiers ct the State, in euch direc- tin aa the legitlature may cirect; that the counties traversed by the said roac shall bo “authorized to levy @ tyecia! tax, and to contract reada to evable them to sub- ecribe to the capital stock thereof. That the Legisiatare propese such umencmente to the constitation, to be rati- fied by the peopie, #3 will enable the State to lend her aid in the construction of the road to the extent of not more than $16,000 600. That the Irgisiatures of Uregon and Washington Territory cause the several parses tbr ongl the mountains lying eastward of said States and Territory to be accurately surveyed. Great activity exizta throughout the State in mining exploration, This is attributablo to_the recent discovery of sliver mines in westerm Utah. The dis; » Since there ciecoveries, has been to search more for silver than gold, and the result is that veins of silver have been fowng in Calaveras and Santa Cruz counties, and in the const rarge Lear Clear Lake. Ttere is no doubt of the discovery of silver mines in all theee localities, but whether a of them is Voge caa- rot be ascertained withont the expenditure of con- ticereble Inbor end capi'al. The discoveries already made are cperatirg aa tnventives to renewed exertions for more thorough exploration. The recent discovery of quicheiiser mines in Sonora and Napa counties are cou- tidered importart Deposits of cionabar and rock, coa- tsining mercury ip a state of purity, have been found all ai the borders of what are known as the Geyser mouz- , for a distance of moro than twenty-five miles. ‘The mineral is found in iooee boulders on the gur- face and in veins extending irto the The o'p of these veins indicate extensive deposits. The sup- persed vainable portions of the mountains have all been claimed, and several companies are to com- merce miniog Apotber quicksilver mine is about to be worked tp Mortgomery county, seven miles from the new Ida mince, alreacy in successful operation. Acvices from Carson Valiey represent considerable emigration tbitber, notwithstanaing the inclement season. ‘The mining accounts are as glowing as cver, but the spec ulative spisit so govers everything, tha: it’ is difficuit to arrive at the truth. Undoubtedly many thousand Celiforniars will visit these mines iu the Spricg, for the belief that there is another extensive mining region on the eastern of the Sierra Nedava Mountains, rivallirg California in extent aud rich me tesmearyl geree ie ttresgth. Some who have returned from Washoe, are sanguine enough to esti- ite the Late sonny ll production of stiver from the mines already opened st ten millions dollars daring tbe present ce New discoveries of silver mines are reported at Steam- boat north of Virginia and Gevos, and ad. Sacer to the Trockes Bi olay the Virginia mioe the ore seems to be richer "hehe they penetrate coeper; some ore recently taken {Yo tetimated to Sield $20,000 per ton. At Houey Iske Valley the people think that they bave struck sil have etaked off Claims for miles, At Biack Rock, piucty mites east of Homey Lake Valley, indications of silver ee formation of @ company for taeir explo Opera in Philadelphia, Prmavarrata, 9, 1860. ‘The bencfit of Adelina Patti, at the Academy of M sic, ibs evertoe, wnR a perfect’ ovation Mor Rosina was paied with overwhelming demonstrations of delight, wad bougnets innumcratle wero showered upcm her, THE SHIP DE WITT CLINTON ASHORE. The De Witt Clintom Ashore at Squea— Ber Passengers fim Ste: tugs Dea- patched to the Assistance of the Stuip, Ke. ‘ihe second evening edition of the Hanarp, publisued at half past throe yesterday (Friday) afternova, contained the following telegraphic report from Squan Beach, New | Jersey — se) Squaw, N. J., March 9, 1560. ‘The ship De Witt Clinton, trom Liverpool, is ashore eight miles south of Squan Inlet, broadside on tho bar. No communication with her has yet beon effected. Further Particulars will be sent as soon as possible. She is owned by H. L. Rich & Co., is 1,079 tons, rates 4.13, built by J. A. Wostervelt, of New York im 1843 ‘The United States mail steamship Quaker City, Captain Shufeldt, which arrived at this port yestorday afternoon, from Havana, transmitted the annexed note to our office, which, evidently, relates to the distressed vessel, the De ‘Witt Clinton:— Fridsy, March 9,at ten A. M., threo miles south of Squan Beach, saw a large ship ashore, evidently « Liver- Pool or London packet, bound in, A pumber cf passengers were on board, and parties were on the beach preparing to launch boats to assist, which could be done easily, as there was no wind or sca at th» time. Sbe had psinted ports, with foremast gone, ma'n and mizen topsails set, and had probably gone on shore In the northeast snow storm of last Thursday evening. Of the Highlands spoke tug boat Jacob Bell, sending her to the assistance of the ship ashore. ‘The snow st rm alluded-t> above ‘s noted thus in the marive report <f the Quaker City:—‘The weather during the voyage was quite pleasant up to half-past ten o’olook P.M. of the 8th inst, whena heavy northoast snow storm was e:counterod, with a heavy sea, which lasted ten hotirs and @ balf.”’ Capt. Lienan, of steamtug Jacob Bell, who came up to the city last night, reports to De Witt Clinton, ashore cight miles south of Squan, as having bilged. Her foromast is gone clove to the deck. When he left sho was lying very easy, and !t is his opinion, that after discharging a portion of her cargo she will be gotoff. Her passengers are all sate, and were put on board the pilot boat Christian Bergh No. 16. She will probably arrive at Quarantine to-night. ‘The stesmtvg Achilles and wrecking schooners Norma and Ringgold, with a full gang of men, left Inst evening, tothe asvisiance of the ship De Witt Clint. , ashore near Squan. ‘The following is a copy of the cargo list of the Dewitt Clinton:— 1,181 bara iron, Salter & Co.; 2.171 do., Holden, Haw ley & Co. ; 8,067 do , 80 bundies do. , Sampson & Bald win; ? ee W Cothout & Bros. ; 50 bbis. merchandize I. R & W.CF ower: 15 packages, Mairet, Barber & Co.; 2do, 9 boxes, Thos. Rassell; 1 care, D. Parker; 8 do., Reimer & Mecke; 4erates, HL. Lansing & Co ; 14 cage, W. N. Sheppard; 11 do., Linder & Kingsley; 2 do., J wild: 8 do , Julian, Lewis & Julian; 6 chests, K Rals: ton; 15 bales, 4 cazes, Spaulding, Vail & Ful ler; 1 do., J. Hoyt & Co.; 6, 8S. B Chittenden & Oo.; 3 do, Phelps, Bits & o'; }.2 do, Bernhemer Brothers: 4 do, 1 bale, W. H. Lee & Co; 6 do, Morton, nell & Co.; 3 do., Sulzbecker & Gattermad; 1do., 2 Stege: Bros.’ 2do. plaice, Laddington & 00.58 Ulmanp, Fepentictan &O0.; 8 do., J.C. Sweetaer & Co.; 2 d0., A’ Collios; 11 do , Seligmann’& Stetiheimer; 3 4o.; A. T. "Stewart & Co.; 3 04 bags ralt, 10 cozen mats, Wil- Viams & Guion; 830’ boxes tin, Phelps, Dodge & 0o.; 670 do., Dickerson, Whittemore & Uo.; 2oaske, 1 case, A. R. Ven Nest & Go|; 8 casks, Norton & Jewett; 9 Dales, 6 cases, Lord & Taslor; Sido, John Sykes, Jr., & Co ; crates, C. F. Agsbury; 103 do., ores wie Bain 1,875 bundles iron, 400 do. zing, 266 ingots t copper sheathing, 200 tons coal, 40 frames felt. " 835 boxes: tin, 4 , 28 trusses, 10 cases, 13 casks, 4i0'bars iron, to order. ‘The De Witt Clinton sailed from Liverpool on tho 26th of January, under command of Captain French, with merchandige and passengers for New York. THE LATEST PARTICULARS. Squay, March 9, 1860-7 P. M. ‘The foremast of the De Witt Clinton has been cut away to ease the ship. ‘be ‘s lying along the beach, and in an easier condition than she was in this morning. At sunset ber bold was filled with water to the depth of seven feet aod « half. The Less of the Hungarian. Bostox, March 9, 1860. Halifax papers of March 2 state that a numerous corps of divers had reached the wreck of the Hungarian, whose investigations may lead to importan! discoveries in re- gard to the Joss of the vessel and the bodies of her pas- sengers and crew. ‘The Halifax Journal says:—‘‘From what we can learn im regard to the position of the wrecked vessel when last seen, she must have struck about midnight, when all bu’ the watch on deck were in their beds, and thus probably Inited States Marabal Jobn- the to Gorernor ated the @th inst, declines ie- that his reasons for this con- clusion have been communicated to Governor Letcher. Interchange of Municipal Sy gg Part aDRLPHIA, March 9, 18 sequent a the refolution was reconsidered, on opt sentation that the Councilmen would Mage "the Led in cas- tody on the canes of disobeying the commands of tho Supreme Gocrt by rafuning fo lvy a tx 4 pay tnteroat on bonds. ‘The resolution was indefinttely postpon- ed, the Pittsburg Councilmen being denounced as crimi- nals and repudiaiors. The Virginia Legislature and the Har- per’s Ferry Copsptirators. ionD, Va , March 9, 1860. The Committee of the Sonat Logialature on Courts and eitber Stevens or Haziitt, thedoomed mayen epirators. The Reported Cgaterence of Southern tes. Riciatono, March 9, 1860 The House to-day adopted resolutions adverse to @ Southern Conference, by a vote ci minety to forty two, Fire at Boston. Borrox, March 9, 1590. ‘The Chomieal Oil Works, in East Boston, owned by Page & Mitchel’, were ¢eatroyed by fire this mornicg. Loss $10,CC0. A young man mamed Francis Dunbar periehed in the dames. * Lake Erie Navigation. March 9, 1860. ‘The steamer New York of the New York and frie Rail. road line of screw steamers, left Cleveland for Toiedo, and the ‘Oswego tor Dunkirk, this noon, frade of Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA Weekly ‘Weekly imports, Commerce es Baltimore. Decrease as compared with same week inst your Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Purapxirma, March 9, 1850 Stocks firm: Pennaylyania State fives, 92%: Railroad, 2154; Morris Canal, 52:5; Long Isiand Rattroad, 115); Pepnsyivanta Railroad, ‘3834. Sight exchange on New York at par. New Orveans, March 8, 1860, Cotton—Sales to day, 8,600 bales av 10%e. a 1tc. for middling. Sugar steady at 6%0. a 7c. for fnir to fully fatr. Flour, $6 50 a $6 55 for superfine. Corn dull at 7930. ; foc, Mess aot re $18 60. See 2%. Freights and exchange wi ma eae 1860. In the cotton market the feeling is mere quict: sales to- Gay 1,900 bales. Salos of the week 12. Ye Sn rece Of the week 14,250 bales, against 8, in correspond! week !aat year. Stock mm port 89, Pay against 75,5: in same week of last a. Sterling exchange 8\¢ a 9 per cent premium; sight exchange on New York par to Fer cent premium. Cuantestox, March scaviy higher prices,” re tae ihr bt 01 bapa ait “ANKAH, March 9, 1860, market closing Cotton quiet; eales to-day 800 yo balea, the unchanged. Avavara, March 9, 1860, ‘The sales of cotton to-day were very trifling. Prices without change. Savayxam, March 8, 1869, » 3,000 bales. ‘The turn of te mar- ee Sells noes 6,760 i ine in port 63,600 bales. Ster- Flour very $5 75. a $1 50 wi 2 $18 a $1 The Euscopa Oatward Bound, Baurax, March 9, 1860. The eteemsh'p F rep arrved here from Boston at eleven A. M, sailed again at one P. M. for Liverpool. Emigrants to Pike's Peak. bene exwonmt, K, T., Feb. 9, 1860, of emigrants’ Sor Pike's Peake To prevent a rewurrence of the ear, it is urges axpon those in- until the first of May before efor man abd beast ttime. The overlaad crowded toexcess, all Le seats wnich time the proprietors rice weekly, and soon renaing time to Denver is The St. Croix River. Caram, Me, Marc 9, 185°. river this afternoon. The tee went out of tho St. Cro! The Maryland Legislature, Barnmore, March 9, 1860. ‘The Brock Railroad bill came up for a'third readiog, but led to receive a constitutional majority. The bill was subsequently reconsidered, and Is still pending. Acapemy or Music.—Morning and evening performances will be given here to-day upon a very extended scalo, At the matinée three plays will be performed, the distribution including the most popular artists of the principal! theatres. ‘The evening performance will include Italian Opera, by Ajbertir “eaucarde, D’Ormy and other popular artists; an Engi: .omedy and other entertaiaments, of which the advertising columns of this paper contain full par. oulars. Tiverratxp ~HumsuGs —The Newberry Conservative, published near Chappell’s Depot, South Carolina, says that the picture published in ore of the illustrated papers in this city representing the hanging of an abolitionist at that place by a mob is an utter humbug ne such occurrence having taken "place there within the recollection of ‘@ gentleman residing in the vicinity who is known as the ‘oldest inhabitant '’ THE NEW YORE WEEKLY HERALD, The Great and Ablorbing Question of the Day—Sketches of the Democratic Presi- dential Aspirants—The Proceed of Congress—Visit to the Tomb of Wash- ingtoi—The Latest News—Conditlun of the Markets, &c., &c. The Wegety Herarv will be ready at ten o'clock this morning, Among its contents will be found:—A very interesting article on the Presidential Qu » with « lst of the Delegates to the Charieston Conreation, the pames of the Demecoratic Aspirants to the Presidency, and Sketches of treir public services; A report of the Proceedings of Congress, with the Fxnano’s Special Des patches; An account of a Visit to the Tombef Washing tow; An account of the Rencovtze st Washington between Col. Lander and W. M. F. Magraw,; The Latest News from Europe, the Pacific, Mexico, Cuba, kc, &e.; Elite rials on Promincnt Eveots; Reports of the Guttle, Provi sion acd Money Barkets, and teroating news of the past week, received by telegraph or otherwise copies, in wrappers, can be had at the counter of the office, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets, i’rice six cents. OMcteai Dr ings of Hodgrs, Davis & Oe.'s Consolidated ic uerita ct Georgie. Chass 274. Mancw 0. 4, 2, Let Th Car Prizes enabed as C4 HUDGSS, Bevis Nhe Georgia Drawings cf the DeInware State Lotte- tes, WOOL, BODY & 00, Mapagers ot the DELAWAKY, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISCOUR! STATE Lor miuxs. Drswanz—Exraa Crass, 0 17, Marcu 9, ace 9, 54, 60, 18, 4, 14, 19, 44, 13, 72, 49, Datawase—Crass No. 118 Maucn 9, 1860." » 64, 37, 41, 58, 62, 72. 57, 43, 85, 1, 12, 54, Oirowars part tee af sharce by OUD, EDDY & UO ‘Wilmington, Delaware. Drawings of France, Broadbents & Co.'s Deaware Lotteries: —Cr.ass 59. 43, 5h 5 39, ‘St, "oh, 64, rN a i tae: 4, be 17 areD Lorrany— 28, Minon 9, G3, 57, 21, 49, 50, 22, 4, ‘sie 8, 74, bast 10. FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO. Delaware. yee Ea, ~e seni rg. edgy 4 drew ive Capital Prizes in the wage? 1, 1860. tre 1s Cireviars sent free of expense Beebe & Co., 156 Broadway, Have just issued thelr spring atyles for gentlemen's Has. Revolution in the Hat Trade. feat somone eat and best quality; all the Sa aE are now cate the low price of three dollars. young gents, Blais are now seadt for = rat ‘sis BROADWAY, OOS. NEM CANAL STREET. David's Spring Style of Gentle ‘Hats now ready. Salesroom 299 Broadway, near Duane st, By J babes) Tats pod ape ge ee and — cadren. one BG, 861 Canal street, This Morning! TPORTAM. 4 NNOUNCEMENT TO THE ‘aSHIONABLE a INTERESTING TO Clergymen, Tory ues, Physiciars, gel Clerks, Actors, uthors, ‘Artele aod Al Will be isauea sth pe ody ia requested 1 r6- wre who pronounce ita rare embnemmert SF ait i Sarge dade ‘a hat attractive and beecmin: Siete He far stock swaits the cull of ail ii y large voX'S Swen known sa’tsroom 212 Browdwar, sorneror Fue ton street. ores sdspcaineeneiohicseminsae eg Ladtes’ New Spring Dress and MantUla ree at LOOKITS, SUN & C.'S, 254 Futon sereet, gattoody’s Perfect Firtin MOODY'S Shirt man Shirts, Six for jactory, 26% Broadway. Has Removed rom No, 110 to 276 Kowe- epee & ary establish whicp he offers to ble f veenntad made or Removal.—Wm, McEvoy be on of men and har rate: Houston str: Teat locked with tbe istest st lus customers oa bis waual far made lo Brooklyn.—Williamson Gallery, Futon, street Fac! Miniature to life aize, types, Dugnerreotypes, ticequaliec. ‘ane ‘Cameo- Phrenological Examinations, with a and full written characters, giren da'ly at FOWLER & ‘WALLS’, 808 Broadway. Voigtlanders & Sons Glasees, at SLMMONS & OO.’ (large House. raand Marine Broadway, uader La- Semmons & Co.’s Brazilian Pebble fpectacies. Sole = beat depot 669}; eigiin Singer's Sewing Machines, ‘for Families, Bd al Buazutaet ton urposee, ae unequalled. They more work, bee © earn tall tie any rH market iho faraily sasctine, 6: 980 aad Ta biNGne & or at Beondway, ¥. X. street, Brositlyn. machine $75, are attractin, Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machi OMice 05 Broadway, New York, Myamiy tog man 1 Sewing Machines, For Family mani Fomor Led pr OMise, 437 Broadway. Defiance Salamander Safes—With Pa- ten pommenerest Jase sadorove bare, Also, fire end | bax. proof sideboard and parlor Safes ore P Corner of College place.» ROSERT rt ia Herring’s Patent Champion Fire end burglar proof Gefes 261 Broadway, corner of Murray street, New York, ‘he Doctor Kane en at E. D RARSrOnDS the Vooper Instit: London Club Sauce.—This bgp Mae sauoe, manufactured by Parker, Bros , be cb ey ow chia ogy PASKEE 16 S Bost sina This the We ry Sod'ean be cttained at one hal ib ‘The Best Assort of ‘Houseke: Lai Articles in the ity at 1), DASSFORD'S, Sooper Des Avie. HU’s Hair Dye, 50 Cents. Depot -: Bar- clay sireet. and sold by all drugglate Aleo, 40 futbie Un- guent for the hair, pe ee] Dye, Wigs aud Ton- the best intbe world. Wholeasle and reti, privately applied. No.6 Aster House. . 7h ae Campbell, Chemist and 4, trmnncagg 4 SGN ees we Sete SS a somal supervision fo a Presto T MB hte Pills and = ‘a mohAl wes ermB cases requirmg tovic, ¢isic! SO cines, vate practice ip toptle, OF BNO” aise. _Eepenschetds Spring Style of Gentle- seen! Thin he gom of honeuaou te naw ready for In \eblished p: purer of ver nie wuak Av New = SS Marracd, Lisk—Crsmmrson —Or bic Rey. 8. Baker, Jacon Lisk to Mi Brooklyn Bravixy— Cinemax —Tn this at the Biaytivt Tavernacis, 0; J. W Graprey, of Newnes, Ga., to dss [xu 8 ‘only Oangbter of Capt Cutter Cdipmen, of Chitcaton, Mexica, Hanniguss—Linwnigves —O1 Wed: voniug, M 4 7, atthe residence of the b “Atex, Ee to Miss Ranncca, daughter of Gro. Henriques, Esj., ali a this city. Oct 17, 1869, by the LRN Cummansen, wl of e Sunday, March 4, award Leth , Mire Birth, ‘Thomson. —On Thursda), March 1, Mee. Nev. Tuomsox, 141 West Fighteenth sireet, of & davgiser, Both domg well, So icey ought. Died. Bmny,—At Aiken, South Caroilza,oa Sstrday, ch 8, of consumption, Jamms Monnos, ca ©! Coutorneur 8. Bibby, and ‘the brother of Edward A. an‘ Alfred Bibby, Of this ett, The funeral will take place in Baitimore, on Sunday af- lernocn, at ey v’clock. March 9, Wx. J. Bot. Boriar —In this city, on Fri¢ay, xR, aged 30 years. ‘the relatives and friengs are respectfully invited to a - tend the ral at the residence of his father in-law, Taomas Owen, No. 28 Henry apeshe om Sundayafernoon, at two o'clock, without further — ‘Crmey.—On Fri¢ay mormug, , Frank S., young- eat son of Capt. Walter K., antl Cathar A. Cressy, ay: 2 years, 4 months and 22 Gay ‘The {rents of the faraily are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of b:e parents, No. 136 Weat bem third street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at oue el Hong Kong (China) papers please copy. Carr —in Mate Peis a Fri March 9, Cann, only caugbter of Job J. aud S Marin Ctapp, rai oe grand: Inte Peter Banta, nget.-A.gea years, 7 months March 9, ‘Taomas, tie eacghier r of Mrs. Davies, wife of us Ther Thom +8 Davies, of 107 Kast Twenty third street, aged 18 years 2 month The friends “ob the family ‘are invited 40 ettend the funeral without further notice from Hil Rose Methodist Friscopa! church, at half-past one o’clock, this (Saturday) afternoon Zicxinsoy,—On Friday, March 9, of congestion of the braiz, Ricuarp R. Diexixsoy, cldsst son of Willam Dick!nsen, of ‘n, in the 82d year of his ae. Notice cf fultvel in Sunday's Herald. Fow1rr.—at Guiiforc, Cova., on Saturday, March 8, at the residence of her son-tn-l H.W. Leete, Mrs. Lou Wimaton Fowur, aged a's, 4 months and 16 daj Fuszan — Oa Weonescuy afternoon, March 1, Hanwait, ot Ab:eham Frazee, lc the 67th year of her The relieves aed In mily are respectfully to ations ber fi unday morning, at nine from ber late resideace, No. 42 Charies street, without further poti Fourtain.—00 Stsi Sunday, Feb, 29, tha let year of her age, PT ter a ebort Uinees, erly of Massachusetts. aud these of Benjamity 8. and Andrew Van ted vw alieud the fuueral ser ch, Ormond piace, F rday) afternoon, at two o'clock Gner — 0 bowen, N her reeidence, Ho- sec BL years. a’Felamana, aged 3 y are respecttuily uéay afternoon, or of North Sixth sumption, Wiliam aud 10 miontha, ends of the famtiy, and the mem. penn ¢ of Kng strovi MK ton church, are respectfaily wyitea to atend bis fureral on Sun atternoon, at tro o'clock, from b e nee, No. 79 King t, without tu joy. March 0, Many Ann Grace, youngest ot Patrick @id Margaret Grace, aged 1 year, 1 and 9 cay jake place this (Saturday) afternoon, at ce of her parents, No. 123 Tonius will be taken to Calvary Ceme- ‘ t Hawason —In this oly, on Wednesday, March 7, Joux Heri, ouly son of Henry aud isabel H, Harrison, aged 1 year snd 18 daze. His remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Jervess —Io this ciiy, on Thursday, March 8, Jouix Jxv- ¥ERR, aged 70 years. Ais { fends, and those of hie son William, are res ‘spectfully fuvited to atfena bis funeral from hia latt residence, cor- ber of Jobu and Goid streets, this (Saturday morning, at ten o'clock, from whence bis remains will be taken to St James’ Cathedral, Jay street, where there will be a requiem mass, after which they will be taken to Flatbush for interment. Jencins.—At White Plains, on Friday, March 9, of consumption, Conweiia M., wile of John P. Jenkins, tm the Bist year of her age. Notice of time and place of funeral will be given in Monday's papers. Poughikecpais a and Troy papers ple: copy. Laaon.—On Thursday evening, March 8, ipa, youngest daughter of Maurice and Mary emon, oged 8 years and 6 months. The fricncs and acquaintances, and members of Get- ty’s Lodge No. 111. 0.0 F,, are sespectfully, invited to attend the funeral, from the ‘residence of her Parents, No 9 Durbsia Place, ‘Williamsburg, ou Sanday afternoon, at half past one o'clock. Merrits.—On Thursday, March 8, Casairy Mxrrut, in the 78d year of her age. Her funeral will take place on Sunday afterncon, at one o'clock, from the residence of ber son-in-law, No 6 Thowpecnstrect. Her friends and acquaintances are invited to be present Porn0ck.—'At Bouth Orange, N. J, on Wednesday, March 7, at SP. M., Mant Frances, wife of Charks Pollock, in the 2th "year of her age. he relatives end friends of the family are respectfully inViteo tu wttend ber funeral, from tae residence of her fether, lia T. Freeman, Sunday atternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Post —In this city, on Thursday, March 8, of consump: tion, Lypia ASN, W. wite of 8. 8. Post, aged 87’ Jearsand 10 monihe. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited toattend the funeral services, at the Preebyterian church, corner of Fourth street and avenue C, on Sunday afternoce, at one o'clock. Her remains will be taken tue Cemetery of Evergeens. Hartford and New Haven papers please copy. Rosman —Suddenly, of suppreased corinne ANNA, Gavgbter of Dr. John Gaul aua Elizabeth L. Rosman, aged 6 months. Funera) services at the ret idenca of her. father, No, 60 Vierrrepert street, Brooklyn, oa Sunday afternoon, at two O'Gink oer On Friday, March 9, Ssmcas Seaconrn, aged 81 sem The fciemdnand relatives, axe respectfully invited to at. tend the funeral, from bie late residence, No. 160 Texth ttreet, on Suncay afterncon, at a quarter before five o’olock. The remalus #11 be takem to New Rochelle, on Monday moruing, at rive o’cluck. Suga —Timomy Sexa, son of Timothy aud Mary Shea, who waa drownei Dec 5, aged i5 years and 9 months. ‘the friends and relatives are respectiuily invited to at tend the fuveral this (Eatards) afternoon, at twoo’clock, from the residence of his elster, No 2 Paciflesteeet, Brock- iy. San Franc'foo papers pleaeo copy. jomson.—In this city, on Friday morning, March 9, AtExanvan THOMSON, aged 51 years. ‘The friende and acquaintances of the family are Invited toaitend the funeral, trom his late residence, 264 Green- wich street fa this ety, on Suscay afternoon, at bal! past one o'clock Tuomreon.—On Friday, March 9. of scariet fever, Jupe- pia ALoxgo Tnomrson, son of Melanchton and’ Maury ‘Thompson, sged 3 years and 6 mouths. The relatives snd friends of the family are reapectfully javited tomttend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No 4 Mavgin street, this (Saturday) afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. ‘Warren —On Thursday, March 8, of consimption, Mane Avy, eloest daughter of W. Hand M. a. Walter, in the 16th sear of her age. ‘The relatives ana friends of the family are respectfaliz inyiled to attend the fuceral, from tke lence of her parenis, 30 Beuth Sixth street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Sat- urda;) aftornucn, wt two o'clock, without further invita- tio MISCELLANBOUS. T FAWIUT', WHDDIAG CARD? F L_of the very late latent at; les. __ 315 Broadway. PRACTICaT, EDUCATION FOR TEE YOUNS WEN and boys of New York —Eastmen's College, Poughikeep- particulars to be Bea ‘of Seaton 4 Warren street, or My, addressing Pougtkecpata, § A 22: Hala na oy BEST, CHEAPEST anD largest, 00.4 at Sa. Teh GSORGE" ab HAR DYE ia decidedly the desi hair dyo tn the market 6 will dye ths bair, whiskers oreye brows ta afew vecouds, Will mot color or soil the akin or finan, and is permasent: it DAVER FADES UB WaShSS OUT, lon. Fw’ bie, on the Aué: Candee & Co box eortains wore batr tects fhe wholesale and votail at fom adres Mra. Maya’, lirooklyn; sireeis, Falladelphia, beeea for ibe? 3 06 lL for $1. rand mite Wa Yor! store, lender & & So." ve Third A ssid BER OF DREDE OF ALL Hy STATES, Neary Peblinase Te PASEFORC MORNE, SeyWARD BieSELL, Wil Becuiway, corner of Ohcabers street, New X02 2 die ‘! ere orice BARGE BIOSEOM monde | ou phe Ay cons rae rarely, ye Arter mummary cr cnr SROARS 7 FRO Be 70, q.3 wholdeale bsyerscam rae, «0. CARERS, 17 readies. Gans SYRUP IB ALL. ROOTS, AND NO MINERAL Chahk’s SYRUP, on weakly. delicate fematee, and da: RRS SYRUP, on weakly, delicste a great dlocd purifier for weaknoss, i & sure nud perfect remedy. ThE seit NES @ PakK, end PC WELLS £00. weolasale it; aks ©. H RING, 178 Broadway, and ali deuggiste ratell TARKR. ne WILLIAM STREET, CALLS aeaaDs |g his new Spring (+: bil Coats, trom RNS, BUNIO®! 3, INVERTED “NAILS, “ENLARGED Joram, aN es of the fee ‘without Cierra 1 ‘to the patient. by Dr CS. ro0T “ASD OFH¥4 DEFORMITTES © } ile, foct acd hand, ekilfity treated by Dr, wack Ais 70) Bradway. Ni heen, Rd ae | D's bade A cae PUYSICLAN AND sus \ 7 acrowa: canara MISCELTAREOUS, Sixe TEARS. S OABIDET FUANINURE WAaRROOMG, 36 Fourth avert corthweat corner of Broadway. BUPE PARLOR LIBRARY, DIsING ant BEDROOM FURSITURE, iu styles of every descripl rom the #ia'o snd Subetant! tothe Nout legant snd dsceuaive, a rossomable pei futertor beooratious Pier tal 1 Gineses, ke. — Googa packed and sbipped io ail parta of the world, RZ PROOF SARS. STEASNS & MARVIN, Hits Neti 40 Merray strest, Now Yor. G* 2 & BARE Nose FA RLY SEWING MACHINES. ‘Ibe best in use. 435 Brondway, New York, "181 Fulton street, Brooktym. DIANMEDIOAL EPUT. Teather erg “am zy Ear mors, F sor Bain Dlecases, ‘at 680 Brond: aes INFALLIBLE LINIMENT.—DRi idlers aud. of inoatacdrens Da WITT C RELLTRG wees bli are THE WORLDS TONIC CORDIAL INVIGORATOR, (4 GREAT BLESSING TO THE DYSrEr’ “ Ee me * 8 WORCESTERSH'RE SAUCE, From the reeipe of the Right Hon. LORD WARD, AND 18 THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Pronounced by connoisseurs to be the only good sazce. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS AND FRUIT DEALERS, Wholesale by Ro. H. BARRET?, Dealer tn Sploes, Ac., 46 Broad street, New Tork. ORGAN'S EXPOSE OF PREE MASONRY FOR SALE, Ri ¢ld Books aud Kugraviggs bought fo avy quantity No ON'S OINTMENT, a ake RHEUM ‘xD seROFUL. manenily ctrestetier ecvldbeed Mapworms and all ching Ft ares theakin. ‘an iad it Comes ie a a to cena ource—acé cures ba the warface, ar oF Doree, price 80 gente score, oraee RIT NOKTO: dorm Ir, ‘owt. Degot at Pentel, Parker beets, 3 Bcekhans street N OW PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPSIOR, NEW AWERIC An CYCLOP! APOPULAR DICTION ARY OF G#N REAL ENOWLEDGR, bin GRO. RIPLEY AND C. A. DANA, rice AMNTED BTA MENTIONS, CORTS Ov Wittens Jee ‘per volume=Che trary. st ther, bali mortpeo, $4; Ralf Busata extra, 31.00 4 ” tines Agenia wanted to convass for uable work. Fi'cvae ‘ur egeni Are 2ct webs vind. wa will wend tp ang addrees (w'thia 3 O0U miles), post paid, on reeetp) tee A Subscription Peck is to be found at the store, a bee be. ee mts will be registered and copies sent 'to any of the city, D, APPLETON & 00., Publishers, 16 and 348 Broadway. IS PERFECT WITHOUT THE re Whtehoy. Agency 81 Cedar street UR Bee LTH enouLn ae CARKD FOR, + urgative medicines. & sccording inthe intermity of the diveese, wil met onty eure tae flammati ainful affections geveraily, alwn: ebilty is never sauce ‘The bowels bs ive fsnevens are roy patics ar from being weakened, ie nourabed, aes di bRaxonenis roe surely eure rheumation, r coida, digtheria. and painful affections geuctally, they never mas jure.” When the severity of tha disease Is past. Ther k fow dage whe Dattent geia well He te pot struck down By other and more Iodine, ths cobchisumn cr tre other temadies en berebeen cone mest tit OF the olber re wi re ployed. And, aiss, the doctors are here generally ata loss. ama l. results never ae i iat (Bi Sen Ove size dan on cat three om cialee rh “idnod is Park row, ARSON'S RAT AND ROACH EXTERMINATOR York. tthe reaemureed od i us the best ext anian oe bey hare ever used. Bold by all druggists. ‘PEBRYS Sar AneeR dLoss—No PRU SENG Bot ‘SPLEND! LB Rold everywhere. APANRSE 5 FOLIA OU. IB Go. Br fous door weat of Broad fashion r extent they bave nted st the commencement of any eeegon, 1 *Gisrheai te atabose, teed iss WARKHOUSE, A SPACIOUS BRANCH Pata BESHMENT at 214 Broed’ next door to Harnem’ ae Mone, Both concerns are stocked Siok Satie eaill can turm out in this conn yn 4 Boy's CLOTHING eannot they are confident, be ontyied fn beauty in New Yout. ‘The prices ¢f the ticm now (as ever) ure graduated to ther lowest scsie that a vast trado will enable them to adoot. KUUKES & RAYMOND, gionas swine MACHINES. — aN ENTIRE DF DEW STILE, Designed for ali many acturie pur operation very ranid ead esuobie ct every kiad fa abe best macbine evar proaaced. i mM biNual ‘he oO. FE DEEP PREAKING UP FP Buren {crrew to ert corp. ‘L8e best Plough for rine yerés, gar HR BURSOIL TREN OF PLOUGH penctrttes the woil from one tu three font deny. TIA PRAIN PLOUGH, for opening ditches for vie aod other drains. rep TILL ES. ‘bese rie gba ran from li inches deen. GLOWS PaTENT CLLEN DERE ouGan, celetrated Lor ose of draft and wide furrows VOIP SD STKEL PLOU GES, for Texas, California, and all achesive nolls ip adcltion to tbe foregoing, 1 keep upwards of one hundred 3. and fifty otber kinds of Plo ALL OF Ente A: LtVe at, IMPLEMENTS. URAL IMPLEM 8 NIS, est sud most complate aesortment to te found in the sa Pi ge FIELD AND GARDEN BEED@ of sil varlatie®, 0, RONE DUST, POUDREITS. and rartous other fertilizers Unee cig $: a8 treadwer, ovr OSE WHO DESIRE TO CLOTER ly made rf. betr feet in handsomely fittiog ant Hone, Shoes Gaiters de are avhed weal fhe ore of Catttiey No. S77 Broadway. Cadill bas one of tt mork of goods in Now Nort or hr meaner te ey ae friends and customers TS VINE GROWERS’ COMPARY OF COGNAQ, Jobs Onbomn agent in New York. superior Brandy ed by thi company can bo obtained bs tae single cxa® Or boitle ai tbe wiue vaults of Mr. MENDUM, corner of Broad- way ead vedar street. BY PRYANTS UNRIVALLED STOMACH BITTERS. ‘abe jeotual cure for dyspepsia aad tbe purest : NOB SOUTH WILLIAM STREST. PAOPLEA MEDICINF —DR. TOBIAS’ VENETIAN biands Up ivalied for hae instant relief it givoe nmpatiem. Sore ‘Throeta, gaia, Tooth bake, <Fo68 = pepe cl waninds, i . wever phersenats. Depa Se Coruandt sitect en “y BEST AND FOREST DRINK OF 79 AGE “CHRST- ZACHARIR, C4 Brosdway. Refete to physicians and surgeons chit a eee SON R, SURBRUG, St Cedar atreet. ) FAMILIES Ue ee CSM EBNZINE, which removes patat x ee ae CS , 416 Broader, TL We! street a Groeks and Jowsicy