The New York Herald Newspaper, May 30, 1860, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 1860. ens camer es J, Wageeoem, fe.) of 26., htremed the commit $2 0 Sater cae Iacawrend Wesenttn, es necete Qing alt the qualifications explanations ocourriag by ee personal : fair to choice extra Ohio Indiana, $6 0 Ammsediato context with such statements, sud frequently | dat He reviewed his roonrd ana mem ver of tne Tur, | (say nrore Seabee Sie at eh war 200 wate Se rcs tence ck eemtton manag s | Se Ree pate ed ser Gace | Sse a Seve ea, com een ah Sa faa been proved ag . iy nearly 6, 8 ah Sle. s the least degree the integrity of the President. Men who cad tee tho poubibtun of savory te tae Terrieries 6 Ronit ee ons py nave made less money out of the adc:\nistration than | spoke of bim as a man of greai ability, a private citisse chsoged. Imports—8,000 bbis. flour, 13,000 bushels they hoped to now seek their revenge by going before Tithost blemish, « public man witheat reproach, ead ea wheat, 25,000 bushels corn. 100' bbls. fioar, this cocamision and testifying agningt it, Thus Mr. Riwood | Factor rendared him the typeof a coat sopably Chm | 81:60" bushele wheat, 82,000 core, 100 bushela Fisher expected to put his fager into the pie and pull out Lem le rw ce consent to print Oswnco, May 29—6 P. M. SO Tem, Ve Oe Freie tae: he Saw ont, Pine Commllies Tete, und the House adjourned. sales 15,000 bashals Milgenkes cine ot 81 I8ig, ana Gad Mr. Fisher calls that ‘‘prostituting”’ the power of the bushels Canaia club at $1 14 afloat, Cora—| " Government. That is the very thing Mr. Buchanan would The Methodist Episcopal Conmfe: out material change; sales 13,000 bushels Illinvis at net do; he would not “prostitute” hie official power; ALO, May 20, 1860. 56}sc., and 4,000 buabels In¢iana at the same quotation, hence Mr. Fisher's Hed Mr. Buchanan per- The Conference this morning proceeded to to arrive. Oats steady; sales 10,000 bushels Canadien on SING Bi take nt ple tof he edmiatnration, hon tion of miscolianeous business. [oan lene od Ly LG) oe ee Canal ‘Mr. Buobanea woula have been a saint in his Jk was announced that ‘here existed a deficit of $3,200 ghis unchanged ; 260. ‘7c. corn 6360. to setimation; bet os Mr. Bushansa refused 10 convert his | in the amoant required fne tbo expense neal | Now York. Lake. mporte—i1 A00 woanals whan, 52,008 ‘meoashine gold, Mr. Fisher considers him a very bad pepe seg oo 5 a draft umount was author 4 corn. Tj cork, 9,100 me ‘Tho fact should all tho while be borne in mind that the AD unsuccessful attempt was made to inaugurate after ‘or instance, « good deca and Hatfield were pa, ® fey yada ag ane Sitention, but the subject 8 ‘losing ite interest and the | ™0rning last and requested him vo consent to deliver an we Now, take the foliowing explicit voluntary | Spectators aro daily im pumber. oration om the Fourth of July. Mr. Seward received the Po es Mis, Wendell beftre the commitaes of wee aspetins Sp. Cosas request very kindly, but suid that he must decline the in- from all the charges and ‘which beve been | was on the adoption of the first resolution in the minority | V#atlon for the present year. He added, however, that ‘made against him im the matter of the public printing. | Te if living om the Fourth of July, 1861, he would then cheer- Mr. Wendell testified as follows:— caused « futiering and s general marshalling of | fully consent to deliver an address to his feliow-towns- Gurrumas— About September—some time in the'month forces. The temporary abseatess were allowed P suggested the’ of the payment to | to record their votes upon their return tothe hall. The | ™®, ®# forty years previous to that date he had com- the ‘oo my own believing that | vote was taken by ayes and nays, and resuited as fol- | menced his public life, and that occasion would be its con. the money wes thrown away there. Lg ee en grFer Ge reneilien, 108; cguees B76; heen clusion. } ‘eg AM tate ‘dimeetion, cna ‘The vote remains open yet for the absentees, but the Waar tas Camapiane Tank of tue Brack Rervaiicay thoaght I was entitled to some of Brofis. Teuggest- | result will mot be materially altered trom the above | Nomex. —The Montreal Herald, in referring to the Chi- gt 8 to the President, and wihow his ction T figures. This ie considered a test vote, and the majority | cago nominee, says:— He did not direct this hoppage. He did not direc it | Feport wil fail of adoption by four or f1 , tobe nor ‘He would say, this whole subject thira 4 of the oa = of annoyance to me; 40 08 You till the adjournment, od ee higuly and be’made divers tatoments, | The New Scheol Presb: — ‘which were up by the reporters, and this attack was made. Mr. Baker told me that the President wished moto make this statement. He brought it to me already | |, The Assembly passed ‘written, and 1 signed it It was, and is true, in | ‘Dg the report the very particular. wil reed i:--1 My atention has been | sions | The speeches © @ paragraph ia a ietter to the New York Times of Seve koe the Mh ins , in vi and goneral terms, that the Presi- deat ha’ oaisod oefiain mousy, justly duo to eome indi. | tive vote, ‘vidual, to be used for electioneering purposes.” He never A series of resolutions were did. With this accusation my own name bas been so | Sysiem of honorary members, and makiog familiar title of Abe"'—ehortfor Abrabam—seem to be od aly and phatcal ieduay sit esau _ ca a former | his leading recommendations to popularity. So oy bore og 5 4 r Belloc of ny fact shich can warrant {t, and to declare sett of the“Arwombly amid mach Bau axp Hovstoy —We have intelligence from Texas that Presiaent Buchanan never did au:horize, advise, or Rev. Dr. Palmer, of New Orleans, was elected to the | which states that the nomination of Bell produces no ex. Fequett ii my own | cbsir of Practical 1 ind Rev. ©. Wistar Hodge t? | citcment there, and that probably no electoral ticket for pe RA dan the regular constitutional Union candidate will be ran in Pee eeceng ony petlic clection. Taal ie all tres weet burg, Pa., was mee that State. The enthusiasm for Sam Houston is unabated, ‘wy own volition. money cou! Seminary bbe better spplied to partisan purpotes, and I took tho ro- pee Atm eb se ok a Bponsibility. jam Gemeral a Savtpaws or me Georgia Paws.--The Augusta Chro- THIRTY-SIXTA CONGRESS. ‘icle anys that of the democratic papors of Georgia there Viner SRssrow. Rooumerar, May 29, 1860. | is for Dougiss the Constitulsonalist alone. Decidedly op- Father | posed to the seceders on principle—Constitutionalist, — May 20, 1060. Meriane, | Southwestern News and Marietta Advocale. In favor of Cin- ‘ binds swmegnt nad . ¥ oi- | clomatt and harmony, and willing to make an attempt to Sopra Assembly | obtain them at Baltimore, and take anybody—Qonfedera- Me. Biaren, (dem.) of Ps., presented a memorial of citi. wens of Philadelphia in favor of a change of the tarii!. ‘Referred to tho Committee on Finance. cy, Rome Southerner, Columbus Times, Macon Pelegraph and Atlanta Intelligencer. For the seceders and majority platform against Douglas and his platform, and anybody on It, to the bitter end— Federal Union, Savannah News, Savannah Bepress, albany Patriot, Marietta Statesman, Newman Banner, Grifin Democrat, Southern Banner, Public Lan¢s, asked to be discharged from the considera” on of the bill to cede to the States the public lands with: | ‘The republican members of the Legislatare, in gman Breage tion sting ai | North Georgia Times, aiform, Cassville Siand- ieee orca Liberty Ha tn evening, 1, y fe) abana ard, Cartersville Express, Georgia Forester. Yor Baltimore, ‘Mr. Jomnson, (dem.) of Ark., moved to take up the bail tra torehlignt poe and Danis of music.” The Pape a sale pgm tag aan and good man, ‘Homestead bill. Agreed to. moeten uae p Weer Neate ane. 2s Goreene k 8 pale ppb dy equator sovereignty— cama re ee eee eee & ee. Conguen- to onlosgo, by Hon. | Tus Texas Dutacates —The course of the Texas dele” ee ee aes D. Rpersy,, | estes at the Charleston Coavention appears to mect with g jations were | the approval of the majority of the papers of the State. ‘The meeting at Galveston on the 19h inst. was simply Meetiz at | ° the question of approval or non approval of the South- ern or majority platform st Charleston. The principles 29) 1800. | cnunciated tm the Southern platforin were fully sustained, and resolutions passed approving the course of the Texas Foo cnt. | delegates at Charleston. These delegates, on the autho- cheers. aa rity of the Democratic State Executive Committee, in view Treaton, and | of the impossibility of holding a State Convention in time, ‘will return to the Convention at Richmond, prepared to elect them. One | adjourn to Baltimore, and join the Convention there, pro- vided there be a good prospect of the Southern platform % being there adopted, or one one of similar conception and 20,1860. | objects. it “eppears, made in 1774 by Ursega, then Governor of wes ‘unfair t compel yA toute soavian their tile. "The provisions of the bl aia at ee Se engin on ho rem The Disputed City Chansberiatashtp, their lands sold as public lands. ‘mhis is regarded AND4MUS AGAINST THE COMPTROLLER. pon voeten. Special Municipal Election at Newark. SUPREMK COURT—GHAMNERA. Pe. Tomes, (eom.) of Gu, renpondes, 2 thatthe | " ren Newans, May 39, 1900, Before Hon. Judge Mullen. eas ree, Tee seas tac nev aaes | Pout wend totay., Tore wen e bard eomen ends | 2? Lapsed C Fate Rete Ban, Cony ante Oe eee bee ee eee ae candidate was elected et ney. Laat | ‘roller.—This morning Mr. Evarts applied to the court to ‘parties, and possession was never claimed by the the democrats carried tbe postpone the hearing of the argument in the alternative Gum. Said hen, eal — mandamus until 12 o'clock to-morrow (Wednesday) Mr. Peas, (dem ) of Oblo, edvooated the bill reported Hee Oe eaten ers ae ass, | TB* Papers were served on the Comptroller on Monday Serena perce Legetet ces | «che cemmtyAnrn, tw free | Serene ed cee ie outa. ich comic be here, at two o'clock om Tuesday afternoon. All calico abl on. ah whem aitem:. steamabip Columbia, bay od ye — He wee ‘Without action the Senate adjourned. York, artived’ Sere ts me oceue Ua (Toseday) opposed the motion House of Representatives. of the money and DERATE ON THE PACIFIC RAILROAD MILL. The spectal seesion of the Legisiatare weno to- was decided. ‘The House resumed the consideration of the Pacific Railroad bill. Mr. Nom, (dem ) of Mo., offered a substitute, to the eflect that the road commence in Western Toxas. Re. i woe At @ meeting of the éumerenel 2 Bevaen Om - coe ‘Mr. Woonsom, (dem.) of Mo., at compromise between ae | strict, held ‘Pittatield “4 o , and the time the various propotitions, proposed a main trunk from San | favorablo. te Douglas were onaatmously passed. Toth Remy , between the shirty-fifth and forty-sccond ps- Talle!, north latitude, to connect with the branches from i i i z dows, Msouri and Texas. Botler of the Kate against the Comp Mr. Surrn, (dem.) of Va., advocnted 8 Southern route, SS. May 29, 1860 tal ee ho Dppering the proposition for bramcbes for the accommo. ‘The McLaurin, for Fayettevilte, burst her bpm pt pty e) ‘Mr. pation of local sections. doller a. four o'clock thie , hear Elizabethtown, facap eget and two hands, and scalding ge Bronson bs fiton of the special - very Tovte, end insisting matters connentet Det caiculated 10 RF TN route was in all respects superior ‘to any other. The time was wheo the South would * qringe or Deg. They to Rare was i sues. a ‘they canaot get & in one way they will in another, in spite of every te which binds thom to the Union. It might be a Ro Re bree bit SIR SiG cneert, (dem. fet Ro quate leper ‘Mr. Davas, (3. ) of Md., showed that this Dili was Po a the , Creating nor les than ® partner. ghip which would be dissolved on the iret and fhe estate thrown for seitiement ins Chancery. Be Selena omnes. a order that they may make view of the ‘uamuaatos, May 38, 1590, | ARLRRTON Cotton—Balee to day, 990 bales, eres chao Flow Howard strost supertine $5 60. Wheat quiet: white $140 0 $165, red $1 90091 35. Corn ao- Pump’ 814, basen 10%¢." Whiskey nominal, 1. om . i Hoes Sg yy te fone ee PAF. Ty Pe ee | aseat; iy pt Non-Lerenvention Mxerua iv ALanawa —There was a | ’ Fime Arts. BRADY'S PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE JAPANESE EMBASSY. At Mr. Brady's galiory on Breadway there are at pre- sent exhibiting several admirably executed groups of the personnel of tho Japanese Embassy. They havs beoa taken under Mr, Brady’s own supervision, and are the only authentic portraits that have as yet been obtained of our Asiatis visiters. They are remarkable for their pre cision and cloarness—qualitics not always secure’ from the camera. As werks of art and as faithful likenesses they are equally entitled to adm tration. Amongwt the collection of photographic tableaux formed by Mr. Brady in conneotion with these remarkable stran- gers, is the scene in the Navy Yard at Washington so graphically described by one of our correspondents. Here the effect is as real as if the scone presented itself directly to the eye of the spectator. Evory trait in the countemances of the chiefs of the Embassy can be dis- tinctly traced, and a person skilled im physiognomy can study from the picture the mental characteristics of cach. ‘To those who may not have an opportunity of seeing our Oriental visiters, these photographs will be in the highest degree interesting. As records of the first politioal mis- sion accredited by the Japanese government to another nation, they possess a value that can hardly be over-cst!- mated. —— ‘Woerm: Garpey.—‘Ia Juive’’ will be given this even. tng for the last time, and the benefit of O. Anschutz, the conductor, to whom the public i# much indebted for the pleasure experienced in its representation. The house should be crowded. Supreme Court—Circuit. Before Hon. Judge E. Darwin Smith. Mar 20,—Phoebe C. Oraig, administratria, éc., vt. Wal- THE FAMILY HERALD. 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