The New York Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1860, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, MAY 10, 3860.—TRIPLE SHERT. ! York: Mr gravely informed Richardson that if Joegiaé was aot nomi. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. Giriece? Seaton ea, Jer de waied by the sixtieth ballot they should consider their diciebaisie daa. 2s Neola ge gs Dergein at an end, and New York would go for some Rovrurs Barwary tux Two Leapun | 8LA0« Rev nuicans pea » DOricape: 4 Barden, poor phn oy age be ov Kxwrvcxy.—A black republican no *#Paper bas boom bes nis Ba rf two-thirds rule, thes imted and li Inst four or five Gardner A masiking it (impossible to nominate Douglas within the time i ving upon charity for the ter Poladelp hi, Mr vod Ms years in Newport, Ky., called the Free Som ‘ Over which Bey named. ‘Sa May PR ee VaNMAL, , 1860. | has presided 9 man named Wm. 8 , Brey yer wn ‘Ths brought matters tos climax, and the Douglas hove was a large and cnthavastis mestiag to or oftner, the editor of wld paver bas mode 8 vilgrimage Tate Di Tansgers determined to block the game of the New North for the purpose of beyying funda tocarry 0 Ast BGons Ga; DS lan e—le ‘York confidence men by adjourning the convention, he termed the only free newspaper in tho Southern States, Naval Intelligem"e- ; ‘which was scvordingly done. The Cagger-Cassidy clique Aud order to aasist bis operations u» procures °° | LATER FROM THE BRAZIL SQUADRON. —ARRIVAL OF TUTBULL, 7 re wow thoroughly understood by both parties. Southern Cunvazayp, May 9, 1860. | dorsementa, in the shape of letiers, from Cassius M O's | THE STKAMSHIP RELBASK—WiikER.\BOUTS OF Opposite Internationa! otal. men brand them os traitors, and the Douglas Gn the vetern, romanian: of Messrs. Payne and Gray, Greeley, Giddings, and numer nial soiatndud Wats AMERICAN VESSBLS—TRADE AT BUENO’ AYRES— fen say they can prove them to be such cocguen large and emthusiastic mecting ieahlonas eae a P THE ASSASSINATION OF ONE OF THE CREW OF THE Hellowsy’s Ointment for Scald Head, It turns out that the of the of Douglas democrats was held, and & salute of 1 au ition leaders. I appears now that PULASKI—THE LA PLATTE BXPLORING SXPRDI- | pag bree and-ore nipples, there it no external rome’ tne engineers: Douglas delegates guns was fired as a welcome some trouble bas broken out between Ciny and Bailey, TION—RETURN OF LIRUTENANT WELLS, OF TRE | tls whieh. with the disease intended to present Breckinridge as a compromise candi- Elects ‘dees, ees Terri: the cause of which, however, has not yot besn made BRAZIL SQUADRON, ETC. with pr ion, expurgates (be humors that oc Gate, as he bas mot participated in the vindictive feeling oe soem, Boneas oane : Reloase, which aoa " ‘ATCHRBON, May 8, 1860. pudlic; Dut the following letter from Mr. Clay, which is Dy the United States storeship , which left the Hus Hair Dye 50 Cents Blac) ‘Dgainet the Little Giant Richardson repeatedly stated at The charter dlnction come off yesterday ,resuling tn the scoompanied with the request for all the abolition papers | Island of Flores on the 7th, aud Montevideo ou the 2 of | brown. —Depyt No. 1 Bwrelay street, a. vy all druggiate. ‘(Charleston that Breckinridge was bis second choice; and Say Geanaman Rocoter y hag to copy it, will show that it must be something serious:— | March, witb invalids and despatches, and arrived here Bad be been brought forward the Southern seceders 2 Eager. | ' Hig years past I have given to William 8. Bailey, oditor | yesterday, we have further advices from the Brazil squad- 1 dee Would have, 20 doubt, accepted him and come in to his | Missouri. Of the Free South newspaper, letters asking the friends of | ron and the La Platte exploring expedition. pa Th Fp Bupport. But the cheating proolivities of the New York Escape of Another Fugitiv: liberal opinions in the Uniied States and elsewhere to aid Slave by the mediate and certeim. Only twenty five cents a bottle. clegauion bailed all the calculations of the political engi- aad: him by pecuniary donations. For reasons satistactory to ‘The officers of the Release are: Lieutemant Command- mn —-% Freak le cy cunp'en iy ¢ peers, broken party. mypel recall all such letters and re- G. W. Harrison; Lieutenants, J. M. Bradford, G6. 5. ee saentasts wel delegation yy apes crit CLaY.” | pier, G. H, Casheann; Captain's Clerk, Thoma H Burke, MASCELLANEOUS. In ene of ha bouts in the How York ane on ‘Morris, belooging ‘Tus Naw Onuzaxs Dexocescy.—A democratic mocting | The Release left the leg ship Congress at anchor off oaane aac CRESS Ben Patna ae cee, bane % ‘ , Amauggied bimsel{ to Boston in the steamer 8. | wasto have been held in New Orleans, ou the 4th inst.,t0 | Montevideo, om the 2d of March. Tho brig Porry was at | GNPRECADRN COR? utes ELODIE. peer ted mw mcearon: at sage a oon i condemn the secession movements of the Louisiana and | Buenos Ayres, and the Bainbridge had just left for St. ‘GURL AVUS GRA! RY And bis daughter, NA GBakyY, in their original Veen! sa Wotertain meat TO:81auF ” And every even (ok during the weak, Admission 26 Bay erved seats W cents. PURE HOLLAND Gi\!. ‘Recommended by the Otto ‘other State delegations to the Charleston Convention. The | Catharine’ hither she had been sent b; -officer Setzure am Alleged Siaver on the Af ine’s, w y fing: bad ricam Coast. New Orleans Oouricr (democratic) fires up at the idea of anes, eee depot Cpt a Secretary HalBheg, | the signers to the call ‘or the meeting boing classified a8 | fect with coal, on their" pamge fo ant ph mn j | prominent democrats, intimating that they are cither Boies, me steamer nek! | (Pormsert the Meta Douglasites licens diagu' comet) rece! new wr brought out the on Vener eae * kaye Relesse, and was undergoing repairs and auwelions The working parties were supplied from the The Pulaski will be very serviceable ag a despatch her light draft emabling her to mavigate the La Platte and its tributaries. Her peculiar construction, however, “What proofs of the arrangement have you!” asked “*A letter signed by, you know who,” replied Croaswell “Produce tt,” said Caaidy. “You forget,”’ retorted Crosswell, ‘‘that my name is not ‘Doveily.” Efforts are being made to unite the Richmoad and Balt! more Conventions on some compromise candidate. The wha The Unked Susan, - roe ae oh wit AM SCHNAPPS. ereons who are a GOUT, RHEUMATion, DROPSY, Dyarrrsia,” - GENERAL units ber for any other duties. A good of the 4 Old fogy Southern politicians do not wish to give up Hun. English style, would be of gress service upon this'station, | qfreuidgtre ‘ke preference te Pay A ger, Who would freeze all popular enthusiasm; bat many At Buenos Ayres st ge was quiet, and trade For sale by all druggists, groserpassd rat garen seemed reviving. The the assassin who mur- LF WO | Of the moderate Southern politicians are williag to accept dered one of the crew of the Pulaski was progressing Hele importer’ sad’ mneaiourer the nomination of Breckinridge as a peace offering. W. H, Hudson, Eaq., American Consul, had charge of the os. lb, 3) ard 33 Boaver.strest. TME DEMOCRATIO CONVENTION. Tt is thought that Breckearidge or Lane, with Seymour for Vice, will be nominated at Baltimore in June. While + weotioal and peivase case, and funds were contributed by the squadron to em fas i —_ ploy a lawyer to conduct the prosecution. ‘The La Platte Exploring Expedition, Capt, Thomas N. Page, commanding, were in the neighborhoos of Corri _— New Oninanes, May 8, 1830. Convention at the adjourned session in Baltimore. from Havaoe @th ARTICLE pmmended by all physicians as a great remedins ‘asthma, the Dougias men condemn Cushing for his decisions at | suroy the bill. r inst, | Pansonnet oF Tax Baurimonn Coxvanrion —The Wash. | Dts, and had been enguged in exploring tne tributaries brouchiig an wil pulmonary com: ¢ La Piatte. The new boiler received for the char. pate Ghuarieston, it is well Known he was sustained by the New ‘Mr. Frrcu, although in favor of theamendment on that J briugs Vera Cruz dates of the lst. The constitutions 4o- Star the de! hectun | <= - York delegation and many now professed friends. Many lid feel compelied to vote against it vernment rejects the mediation. Miramon's | 's#ton Star (democratic) says the delegates ored steamer Argentine, bad groatiy increased hor -- Speed, and the little Alpha, though hardly able to make headway against the rapid curreat, was very useful where staamers of larger draft would ‘have beon insufficient, President Lope manifests {li-fecling wards the expedi tom, but i@ restrained from overt acts by the remem- prance of his former difficulties with the United States government. Lieutenant ©. H. Wells, of the Pulaeki, arrivedin the Release, invalided. » _ MILLS’ BOURRONIA MILL ROURBONTA. Sold by every resgomabie, arene, at the fow price of BNTS, 75 ChNTS. JOHN MOLI & 00., 3 aA No. M4 Airoad wag. T WHOLESALE—SEGARS FOR CASH—FRBOM 8 TO 5. $40 por thousand. Great inducements will be offered. O. CHERES. 17 Breadwag. SM Se Tt —SHOME aN) GAITERS, & Sew UTY) AT Jowee Noe fo'sea fi'ane citer” all ead os the More professed friends of Douglas and the Union demo- Oras {vei that Cushing saved them. ‘THE TREATIES BEFORE THE SENATS. There are uow before the Seuate for ratification four Importaut treaties, as follows:—Ihe one with Mexico Dicaragua, Honduras, and one recently negotiated by Mr. Preston with Spain, besides tho New Granadian treaty, which 8 BOW awaiting exchange of ratifications. ‘The ratiucation of each and every one of these treatics is ©f vital importance to the United States, having been ne- gotiated after long delay and great trouble, and which ‘will teaa im & great degree to settle permanently aad Batisfactorily the iong pending and complicated questions Of foreign policy im a’ manner highly honorable to all Parties, The treaty negotiated by Mr. Preston settles all to os in dispate between Spain and the Uaited Btstes amicably and justly, and in ® manner highly Creditable to both governmeots. But, judging Krom the present dilatory movements of the Senate, and eepecie!ly the Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Af- fairs, who bas these important matters in charge, they ‘Wal in ail probability fall to the ground for want of effi- Cient and prompt action AYPAIRS IN MEXIO0, Advices have been received at the Department of State from Minister McLane, with detes from Vera Oruz to the of their sev: ral constituencies, speak well for them in- deed. We never saw a more dignified, intelligent aod respectable body of gentlemen than they seem to be. Among them are many whose names {ill pages in their Osweao, May 9, 1860. country’s history, principally of the times of the ascen_ A fire at two o'clock this morning destroyed three | dancy of the Harrison, Tyler, Taylor ani Fillmore ad dwellings and most of their contents. The principal two | winistrations. So far, those in Washington city are prin. were owned by ©. B. Redfield, of Albany. His loss is ee and the Middle te baehaors Mr. Ginsay suid ag the Senate, by a very large majority, | sbout $5,000; insured fcr $4,360 in Albany. Mra. Grant, | pally trom the South States. Y, hed refused to give soldiers what they proposea to give | boarding house keeper, and Lawyer Perry, and other | Maryland and Tennesses being largely represented among w everyboay, be would move to lay the Dill on the table. coompente, Bet all; no insurance, “Captain Hanter in- } them, Not agreed to. Yeas 16, nays 40. sured for Mr. Wape moved subetivuve ‘the House bill for the Se- Omo Stare Convertion.—The Republican State Conven- nate Dili. Ths, as has been already said, was only agra- tion of Ohio, to nominate candidates for State officers, will be held on Wednesday, June 13. vation Bill. Conxgcnicet Usirep Staves Sexator.—The Legislature of Mr seut bounty land system to soldiers who have served ‘ess than fourteen days. If we are going to give away the public lands to everybody, let us proviue for the soldiers first. Mr. HakLan should vote against all amendments, al. ‘bough he preferred the House bill, for be was sausied ‘bat 1. could Dot become a law this session. ‘The amepoment was rejected. Yeas 17, nays 35. terview with Miramon. , the Freach Minis Police Intelligence. A CASE YOR THE ANT-SLAVRRY Socixty —George Thomp son and Josephine Conover, negroge, were brought be- Sore Joatice Connolly, at tho Lower Police Court, yesterday morning, on charge of robbery, under the following cir- cumstances :—Mary Dawling, of No 412 Pearl street, do- joeed that as she Was passing through that classic lovali 'y known as Baxter street, on Monday vight, ene was as weulted by the prisoners, knocked down and roboed of ity Cents apd @ night key, ail the property she had in her jookets, The magistrate romarket that he thought the prisoners might be eagaged in some more iawiable occu: oation than that of highway robbery, aad promptly com- mitted the pair for trial. rot Axonimn.—Edward Riley, a negro sailor, for mutiny on | /\ORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NALA, ENLARGRW -oard the ship Southampton, Captain Austin, recently ar- Cotta: s a dinanne ot oe — Se 4 rived from Bombay, and threatening to make mince | sirypsalet 780 Brondenye Helure tp 7 meat of the first officer of the vesse! if be gave ‘so mach | °f tle city. Jaw’ to the colored gentleman, was also locked up in the | /.7 Um LOT AND OTHER DEFORMITIES OF 2 Tombs yestercay. C ile, foot sad band, skilfully Nosed bi Dr, Za “Tua Cry as Srit Tay Comn.”—Detectives Sampson } 76) Broadway, snd Devoe made another arrest yesiorday in the Lawson A ‘0. 8. PABSPORTS AGENT, COMMIPSIONES AL, “Sit fav seats, Alene: Somer rt 4 miedrt Beosdway ANT — BPTA5TS UNRIVALED srOMAcH Steamer Aground at Toronto. Toxonro, C. W., May 9, 1860. The steamer Bay State, of the American |ine, run ashore early this morning outsice of the harbor, and remains fast eground, after repeated efforts to get her off. iy deg, no. S Houle William sirect New Fora B RILETT 4 COMPANY, PEBDLE MANUFACTU! for all sewing machines — Prieve $3 to $6 ver 10, Cage Bowing mi $6, $9, $12, $25, $60, $100. a clzcount to wholesale buyers. Salesroom 47i Bradway, ear wer Of Canal street, Not agreed tomyeus 26, Sd 31. “ M 7 N. ’ to et LARK, (ep ) 01 mov. strike out the Blin aiite-aupuitee tne ter United & qaining vpeold for turty-five years, to the Sutes where a Senator in place of Laiayette S. Foster, whose term of ser- (bey are situated. Mysterious Death. <menment ana it was rejected—yous 7, nays 48 ‘The body of a woman named Eliza ‘Robineoa, formerly | March, 1861. Mr. Kick, (dem.) of Minn, moved to amend the same | of Rochester, New York, was found in the river to day. Govexsor or MicmGaN.—Governor Moses Wisner, of Not carried, porary aberrauon of mind. Mr Ciay, (dem.) of Ala., moved to amend by making (oe Eee Bostom Weekly Bank Statement. tw section, rélating to the cession of those lands re- Meters. PuGH, Davis, Mason and OLay opposed that Touxno, O., May 9, 1860, vice expires with the present Congress,on the 4th of secuow by substituting Ave years instead of thirty-five. | she is supposed to have drowned herself during a tem: | 4.1», n, it is announced, will not accept a renomination Lawenty-live years. Jersey City News. Bolen oF Comey FRexnoLpers—Oxcanianion.—The Board of Chosen Freeholders for Hudson County met yes terday, and organized by electing the following o‘llcers for the ensuing year:— {ter some debate Mr. Hammonp, (dem.) of 8. C., ved to adjourn. sereen Ww. Mr. CLay modified bis amendment, making the time birty years. )UKRKA SKEWING MACHINES, WITH GAUGES. The question was taker d ment pted. oa 20th of April. There was no news of special intorest. | vou st unye 20, sears ns iain Director—Abreham W. Duryes forgery case, im the person of Albert H. Wells, an insur rently Oftce aon Bverytuing was quiet, and there was no material change | ‘The ciscussion was contioued on various amendments, Clerb—Garret Vas Hora avee agent, doing business at No. 12 Wall streot. This Collecter—Raward W. Kingsiand. County Board ¢f Beamaners for Public Schools—-Wm. B. Preme | Mabove and Wm. L. Dickson. Counsel to the Board—J W. Scudder. County Physician—Dr. Wm. Hornblower. Oficial Popers— America: Sundard, Jersey City and Hoboken Standard Forties uot laving full amount nesommodaied. Agents and ecveral motions to acjourn were successively voted ; cown. At tix o'clock Mr. Hammon moved that the Sergeant at- Arms 0€ Girecied tO request ibe attendance of the absent members, Not agreed to. Mr Fics offered an amendment extending the operation of the Dill 0 lancs not subject to private eatry, which was scopted. Meters. ro, Lass, my of Ark., and others op- posed the bill im the present form, although favor the Vill we reported from the commiuse. sg Mr. Lay moved to postpone the bill till the frst Mon- x (he aspect of affairs. Mr. McLane contemplated visit- Ing te interior of the country, for what purpose is not knows. makes the sixth arrest in this truly wouder‘ul, inexplt cabl> and mixed up case. When shal) we get »: Lawson's object im. committing these silly forgeries’ What is there behind the scenes that needs ventilation? Cavont at Last.—Jobn Anderson, the person charged with swindling ® poor emigrant woman, named Regina Yiagler, out of $30 64, by means of a bogus check, was arrested at Castle Garden yesterday by officer Lawson, of the Twenty-sixth precinct, and committed to the Tombs by Justice Connolly. The Pittsburg Councils Court or Penms: NAS FIXTURES AND FITTING, nO 707 BBRUADWAY. NO Tey. and French Bronzes in the city for sale at very low prices by STEPHEN FHILBiN. 707 Broad 5 Between Washington piace and Fours streah, y R. BURDBALLIR . ABNICA LINTMENT DRSPATCHRS FYROM CHINA. Recent advices have been received from Mr. Ward, our Minister to China, bat no intelligence has boen received oncerping the reported death ef Townsend Harris. ‘Commodore Tatnal! has the latest information trom Japan, & sto allusion to Mr. Harris’ death, or of his being sick, ven, is made. It is not credited here. day in June, and have (he amendments printed, eo thet ‘THE CASE OF YRANK 1. RANBORN. Mr. Wane said thers must be an end of all things, and ‘The Senate Judiciary Committee have under considera- | be hoped this bill would be finished to-night. Standing Cemmatices,— Pudiic Builaings—James F. Fiel. der, Hiram W Davis and Geo. Vreeland. Workhouse and Jail—Depning Duer, James Stevenson and Eltston bun ca Fmance—A. J. Fitch, Charles Laxton and James Lynch. Lapatic Asylum—James Stevenson, James H. Dewey. Ferries—Geo. Vree- land, Wm. Hartung and Charlies Luxton. Library—Jas. 4 Lyneh. A resolution was adopted to raise $25,000 for county Drawings ef raa.—WOOD, KDDY & DELAWARE, KENTUCKY ISSOURL STATE LOFFRRIER, Mar 9, 1860, ° % so 2, ‘Beware of counterfeits, and ben Mr ‘Sune ostponemer* “ll three o'clock Purposes. B90". "66. 48k ie 2, ay, | Se eae by all druggies, "Pres B00. fonta mess Paws 8 MAGHETIO ms and oaly te exterminaia ee os Nona LYON's Mag ipl ei ‘The Senate Judiciary Committee have agreed to report & F HAIR 12; Pennsyivania Railroad 38. 1800. De: ————— te net end, and many if the law in reference to the liabili ; Osweno, 9%, Court Calendar—This 7s Perfect Fitting Shirte—6 for $8. z= VME. me 'o errata, ee ama oan, tre root pumps a Nee | seek ay eae at te, Heat | MOM” Sonny Sr nto. aes “4 3 | apne A alee 3,200 basbels | 11284, .05%, ote yige, 1n¢t, 1171, 1276, 1177, 1181.” Park : as stove iB CovopR INvERGATION. em, bee ws Meng] 66 for good to prime white, | 1165, } brs, 900, 982, 076, 972, 976, 082, 990, 996, 42 Best Fourteenth sirest, Union squsre, The Covesde Commition examined at grost length, this SRM? eahelsDilwaukee club, 81 £2, and 000, do, ai ty Ty shar 100, 1008, 1016, 1016. ae eel is scarce and wanted. ’ .— Nos. 86, 63, 114, 96, 54, - D Gas Fi morning, Mr, Martin, who, it te alleged, was sent to ‘Odser graine are quiet Canal freights steady: 270. FT codp scart ggenat dic log aents Semanaiaes FIND CHANDELIERS ABD Gad FHETORR, now me Kansas by Mr. Thompson, Secretary of the Interior, to on flour, 7}4¢. on wheat, and Te. om corm Wo See torre | Commow Pisas=Part 1890, 329, 1044, ARTICLE BAS BREN LY TESTED, PRING WATER.—THIS Wa- persic against the submission of the constitution to the In consequence of the break in whe Wiellted comwellant | yoreniurd 983, y , Pied ging id Teper eee | eee ae tisorhs, nnd the demand for it i te people of Kanaas. He denied that he wes sent there for any - ee he tae eee twenty four hours of Seyret reoser*~ ant hard gun paren” nds be See Te te coente aecad ape Ores ‘such purpose. He stated that he was in favor of 5300 somes Cores 19 006s pete, any ame fur ivory, brn, | Superior wo any tuber medicinal spring water nos uae. Tee Ling it to the people, as wore also Messrs. Thompson, Ne erase a read Paper ee eos cod Deoeens extensively used in the trent (Codd, Calhoun, and numerous other persons who repre. wr viet cee tenses tremens, ont teu of very many Gauas whic cragary, remade = peuted the afesinetredion. |The commutes saat’ SAMS spay te a cxteatr® Ss Gemma od tear ont ote ‘athe fel smnred att mumbo erent eign witness which them any clue to Kansas xy will be un- | iany of ‘compounds of the day. We from this ove rs . today 3, ‘eseh of er os tae sou fr sad more | Ay of te ailaire, Wendell goes before them mana Micciing, 10K. @ Ne. ress to wach properties are se perfectly | biiny, or regard to money used to pass the Kansas rest of the market was guribe. ‘a Tue NRW YORK PCRLIC STORM CONTRACT. been very wet. 3 AYRICAN COLONIZATION. did cot obtain day 5,000 bales. The steamer's news . . Wuliae Eaward G. Mr. Doxw, (rep.) of Ind., asked, but Cottca—Saiee to day 5. | pon BLN. Bustingwo, Hoa J. B Wiliams, reater firmess, middling 10}¢¢. 8 10%0.; sales y ener uas G hue a oor ween ie 11,000 receipts of three Gays 2,800 bales. | Faile, Major MR. Patrica, James 0. sheidon on Foreign Afairs to inquire the practicability and The rest of the market oa expediency of obtaining location on some part of this numero, May 8, Mr. Darr’s committee to investigate the public store Govtrsct met this morning, and entered into dn examina- tion, of the law Gader which they wore established, and the committee are determined to cater into thorough a i rik i i i . . ae as the wilncesce: day, 1,000 bales, with « cutioe wo bomen wens oe ST io medenype shew will | continent or the adjacent islands for the colonization of Bh am ~ “4 44 ‘nave with the shock Who bave been subpar on ihe free pegroes of the United States under the protection BALTIMORE, mee 1860. tate phy ‘s into universal use, and © mmerce. save 0h Cauel of the (overbment. Flovr hesvy. Howard street offered at Non rive mes |, Oordandt ves Wheat dull and ceclining; white, $1,600 ped, 81,36 0 81,45 Corn quiet and dechned lo ; and yellow, 73e 2760 Provisions quiet and Whiskey steady at 2c. the Guty at twenty per centum on flaxseed and wan ogrent wo eeee ¢: Bis voice would bave carried it On the proposition to wae oe ‘against : , $6 26. Durhels; red, $1 48; white, $1 owe co oer een, 14,400 ‘bushels; yellow, Pennsylvania, 76)g¢- Whiskey dui, a at3g6. 0 2 $5,65 tor wu Whitkey janene f Mag = as Shar . Site, "tare, 10Ke. unaltered. Frchange ho volunteered to postpone griat apparent magadbimity, bus righws to the floor to morrow till Monday, im order to emit (he Homestead bill to be acted on. These attempts ————————— r Army Intelligence. 4 Rteamahip: ay ——__——— same time both for and against principles, servants, Mies © Lassursin, & 0 Oe sdoagarapmti Giant.” ‘The General commanding the department ag gy i Singer's Sewing Machines. fare somewhat character raves, hdware O AN ENTIRE NEW STYLE THE OVERLAND PONY EXPRESS Com- Mr. Russell, the president of the Pony Express pauy, who is here, #ajs the stalement in the despatch by "So the last Pony Rapress, thet thirty horses bed bona sien co nee Ccnnt poattered and « would coon eheamvel vee wanteel and try meant fot votes im savance of oe ee one ° er ae annie wincral wealth of Virgiala aa be (Kelioge) foe ab manaternring Zorro tetas “t RPS ceet he Fr OS the arrival of the express itelf | ove joje ine Oftice 666 Broadway, Rew Yor —— ™ parsaenany Lip ae trip was made after the | wae te industrial interemie of the | jprairie ‘State, there - “7 QOLTEs gLAse on ORS SOPs. bang 1-4 dus proves the nent, oun in | Woulc de po ciffrrence berwern them. Steinwa 2 AND SQUARE FLANOS. 2 Pe Tepeina Meneses, aioged depredation, and iteoule not have been made ov ee A a os Waker areeh a acre oa, that the ly entdent give potice ante ot the wan of we United vomprovity treaty of 1864. This THMTY-1XTH CONGRESS. ————————— FIRST SESSION. Mr. Frome yay Pe Geo. B, Bloat & Cos Cosebrnsed, Hits Semate. eset dod treet hbely Keveld pase Lave bane ond Shatte Gowns € kMAN PerG Loe BU DettUte ‘oves that conld pow be eatertained. Le ice, (dem ) of Mise , proposed to revive the Wasmwctox, May 9, 1860. ‘THR INDIAN BURBAU. Mr. Davis, (¢em.) of Mire , introduced « bill to change tbe jurtoietion of the Indian Bureau from the Interior to aged sisty two , died at bi down Tues et entre on Mouday night Corseer Combis | son, Mr. Baa, (rep.) of. HL, moved tw take up the veto tele ae ge cored a verdict of “Acctdeatal Death. incesage Of the President on petvate bills. Dmara rnow Inramymnaxce.—Oorover Gambie also beld yp yreetnegn ont on inquest at the Twenty third precinct sation Rowse, Mr. Lann, (dem.) of Oregon, asked leave to makes ary og ahem my a native —— 2 neve) the sidewalk, Mr. Suen, (dem.) of La, hoped the Senator from porenen. Bresnaes wae Sue an stn, erly Oregon would be permitted to set himself right. A libel jg Wo the station house oer ie oe oes, Te Fam thought any time before the 18th of Jans pny h mmo ee ‘ ~ Cuero bald "b eeeee Pag a eT Mr. Bale'e toved wo tae up the Oregon War Debt bil, Be Perea wes i ie ohn Het eee taid he could not explain fully the origin of and the body appeared to have beon io the water about b two goin war dab Dut he cou exslaln the COartet As oan hao been on the country in bill, and a a ee Se oe i treasury. Ho hed | SSW rome . Peed ant olution set nara | wie sre eet es ome eos Cinlmed ce Oem, rand cancer eketoh of the war in Oregon | WAr7, and 18 did not wecommary ‘ . ue, Prony ef, Ind, aid, at wome fotare day he |, Chon Fenatorey bad maried on ® war Om motion of exJaige Beebe, the defendants wore oi have something to eyo th er ‘aayie Ratt bat been ordered with ve ~ tine sul Twsnday seri fies the, meantine On motion of Mr. Warn, Y ot bio, the Homestead rites 0 tae he See, meemat 1 a howe Mm obs ch, hfe 4 be ty A ; bane “*‘ Tanging companies Were out in the vicinity Of | be on Te dete ae! beter PB pa bi TI 7 leaner wr sceien Sach! Sor ae hae, ears of an well ee familion, aa 4 a ppt zac pe a