The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1861, Page 4

4 NEW YORK HERALD. S 69 8HTR, JAMES GURD NEW YORK HERALD, Orclie Antoine I., Con-tiin 1 Kiog of Ar: pin, His ministers are alo # ntty Preach men; at Jeast they call themselves by Mroreh Dames. We shall bave to wait a biltle while! fore we can be thoroughly satictiod whether rica cap boast another crowned head, or whether it is the distingurehed Baron Munehansen bie sol that bas turned up in Araucan In the Court of General Sessions yest: Abraham Ward was convicted of etealln of silk handkerchiefs, worth $550, mises of the New York Dyeing Duane street, and wes sentto the State pric for two years, Charles N. boarding house keeper, wis bing Peter B, Culver of 8! box and guilty of rob: ni@oney, under the EVitok oN PROPRIETOR, OFYION No W. COKNER GF FULTON ANDO NASSAU STS. ue. TR! 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The eteamship Northern cight, Oaut Tnklepwugh, wii boavo tina port toc tf ovon, for Aspinwall The mauis for Calfornin snc sther parts of the Pace Well cose ut tee © elect hs morning Tne Nee Yous Pesky Amuwo—Shiforaia edition pootataing the lutort intolligunce from aD aucte of che Worl®, wih be ge quentity of local « ollaveous mater, will be publiehe: ck Wn the moreens, Binge copier, fo wrApvers, red? for maiing, ex Coots figenic Wik oom cnet vo Sboir orders us early as pos aivle. a Our despatebes from Charlestos this morning, though interesting, reveal but Inthe cf postive im- portance. The fecerat fleet had not v.ade its ap- pearen bat was hourly expecte> off Stone, ‘The floating battery bad been moor) between Suilvan’s Isiand and Fort ounter, ready for ao- tion. Troops contiuued to arrive from the in- terior. The latest reports from Montgomery state that President Davis was deliberating upon the que tion of proceeding to Charleston, so as to be near at hand when the conflict begins. Tne federal cajital yesterday resonnded with the din of arms. The militia of the District were ordered out for inspection, At the parade it was anounced that the government required seven companies of volunteers, #bereupon several hun- dred men immediately offered themselves, and Were mustered into the service of the United Aiates for an indefinite period, 't is stated that the administration are in possession of positive in- formation of the existenre of a plot, between the secessionista and the d»usiouists of Virgivia and Maryland, to seize op ou the national capita! when- ever, in their opinion, their plans render such & ftep advisable, as a precautionary measure, and to protect the government property and archives, the government have taken the militia into ser. vice, aud will farther strengthen the force by the addition of a company of artillery and two of ca- valry of the regular army. It is uaderstood, also, that Governor Curtin will have a body of Pennsyl- Vania militia ready t proceed to Washington upon the first intimation of daswer, One of onr Washington correspondents states that the New York appointments are to be made to-day. In the Senate at Albany yesterday the bill pro- viding for the more certain punishment of crine and vagrancy in this city was passed, The bill to authorize the New York Corporation to borrow money was reported complete, The five republi- can Commissioners to the late Washington Peace Conference rent to the Senare a communication ia reply to Mr. D. Dudley Field's recent explanation ot his absence from the Conference whea the vote of New York was cast on the proposed amend- ment to the constitution. These gentlemen say Mr. Field did not atiend to his duties, and consequently the vote of New York was divided. In executive session the Sonate postponed indefinitely the confirmatiun of Gov- ernor Morgan's néminativn of Mr. Van Dyck as Paperintendent of the Backing Department, vice Mr. James M. Cook, resigued. In the Assembly a large amount of business was transacted. Anum- ber of bills were reported complete and ordered toe third reading. The bill appropriating balfa million to equip the State militia was called from the table, where it had laiv undisturbed nearly two months, and, after the adoption of a proviso that none of the money should be used unless it became necessary to call the State forces into active service before the meeting of the next Legislature, the bill was recommitted for @ nend- ment. The Annual Supply bill, as amended by the Senate, was concurred in. The Metropolitaa Health bill was passed by the House, the vote being 70 yeas to 36 nays. The Senate has not yet acted on this bill. The rash at the Custom House still continues. A eketch of the scene of excitement will be found elsewhere. It is supposed that Mr. Barney left for Washington last evening; but if he did aot, it is almost definitely settied that he will do so to- day. The diamond jewelry that was on Monday Beized by the customs officer, being found on the person of one of the passengers by the Persia, has been released on payment of the duty as seseed thereon. In Ove marine columns will be fonnd a notifica- tion from the New Granadian Consul in New York aupovuncing the closing of several ports to oom- merce in the Confederate States of New Granada. The Emigration Commissioners met yesterday af ternoon, but the only bu-iness that came up before them was the asual routine papers of the week that were presented for signature, The weekly statement informed the Board that the number of emigrants landed at this port during the past week waa 1,870, which makes the total since January 1, 10,071. The balance of the commuta- tion fund now to the credit of the Commissioners is $5,900 58, The Paris Constitutionnel of March 27 contains ® letter from & correspondent at Bacnow Ayres, who tells the extraordinary story of « Frenchman having become King of Araucania, in the southern part of Chile, @ province wholly iuhabited bya hardy, intelligent race of Indians, who have re- mained onconquered to this day. This French. gman, if euch o person really exivts, calls himself pretence of gevung it exche office, The City Judge him to the State prison for three years, Thomas Killahie, aa escaped convict from Blackwell's Island, was tried and convicted of an atterapt to shoot officer Harris, and was sentenced to five years’ imaprison- Ment im the State prison, Louis Habrowsky, a Tombs lawyer, was acquiticd of a charge of as sault and batury preferred by officer Cummings. Beef cattc were in fair demand yesterday, and the market was much the same as last week Mich cows were dull, Veule: ep aad lombs were not so ged ata bre pont aty, but in better at an advance of ab cents per he re very plenty und a shade lower. The total receipts were: 4, beeves, 108 cows, 082 calves, 4,583 sheep and lambs, and 9,14 swine. r Leacitemeat watoh pervaded comme merci circles yoetorday, to the exclusion of ala 1g C80, had w deprossing an! counteracting ta fivence on pearty all Dranebes of trade. All agreed (nat, let tho resuit Of & coliision be what it aight, should it oveur, Now York would foe! the eno.k ta every dbre of ite large twancrsl and commercial ufleirs. As it was, ch pring Wace appeared Lo de ia a ciessure destroyel At ius feasop of the year busiaess is uausuully b the present atate of apathy and 3 y Wb the activity witoessed al the same period iw former years ‘The fail business was lighter by one balf than asnal, but mercbants Loved forward to the ad nes? Cyatra: vent of the spring trade with hopes of better timee. and so Jong a8 the administration manifested & poacett povey, freed from the suptertuges abe & sa plies, reizforeemeats and forcibie cul £0 long were these hopes chorished, Bat che Joption Of formidable and exaap rating war mea iret, beneah the flimay professions of py has about blasted these hopes. And at uo period during the ‘ “ y day exvericecet um New York #9 ive a8 What of sestercay, or Wee stooks #0 much de ressed, AB Gur elt gove’ ears we opared to bear at by hour av the day thot, for tho fret time since ‘he seitloment of these “tates se colonies, Americans had rved their ban ach other's blood, The sensation, ofsen eengeles*, Uulletins et newspaper vttices { the repubhean stripe, attencte? anxious readers, cho ow in hopes of Gadieg someshing new, a pr to learn the worst. Poe e9tten market was quer s prices less bueyant, She salg# embraced 800 a plots, closing at I2%e. a 1230, for miad dus Was lolersbiy active, bat at luwer prices on oud medium brands Wheat was fir ant port semard. Corn wasunchauged. Pork was a gL! 50 for més, and $12 76a $13 for ws were steamy, with sales of about 861 180 boxes, at prices given elsewhore, Coffee gleotea. Preighte were w-hout chaoge of im. beageren 8 were fair 600 bul tor ee D LOCO « (vied at BAT Probedie Commencement of the Civil Wac ac Last. The feverith excitement of the last few wil probably bace given place, be- fore the lapse of many bours, to that stuoned ebeation of horror, whiet follows every ierri- ble, ireparable catastroppe. The die has, per- naps, ere this been cast, and the groans of the dying, the shrieks of the wounded, and the hiecous epectack- of mangled limbs, bave been invoked to mark the stage at which “ irrepres- eible conflict’ bas arrived, m ity infermal down- wwd progress “Fire, rape and slaughter,” with be next summoned to the wake of the black flug tbat bas been unfarled, and the sni- ! programme Jaid down by the S-wards, Lincolns, Wades, Sumpera, Kings, Phillips-s, Feseendens, Greeleye, Garrisona, Blairs, and Chuses, of the Mas-scousetts school of aboli- honism, will be curned out, as far as it is ia the power of the incendésrixte at the head of the government to do so Craftily and stealthily as the prepsrations for tmpendiag ruin bave bern mude, it cancot be denied that republican ord ant] Hlavery leaders have given waraing of thete inventions, Bern Mr. Seward did not hesitate to issue Ube flat, that “ battle” should be the reeort to which bis party would at last appeal, avd to declare that “every one who hould resiet, oppose, or staad ia the way of” the truition of abolition labors, during the last thirty years, chonld be swept away, “ as moths Sisappear before the whirlwind.” Mr Lincola, a day or two before, had clearly iotimated, ut Indianapolis, bis intention of “ retaking Seuthern forts and properties, aad of in- Seuth Carolina” Wendell Phillips, «© ocator, par excellence, of Northern sec- tionslism, one month ago proclaimed his «joicing end triumph in the disasters that he cresew were impending. He exclaimed, “I con imagine the scenes of blood. They are jread'ul; but I do not sbrink from the senti- nent ‘that there are scenes of tremendous hor- or which I could emile at by Mercy’s side ’” «Weigh out,” be coutinued, “ the fifty thou- sand hearts that have beaten their last pulse, amid agonies of thought, and suffering fancy taints to think of, aad the fifty thousand mo- thers, who, with sickening senses, watch for the footsteps that are net wont to tarry long in beir commg—add all the misery of cities sack- ed snc lands laid warte,”"—and what then? They cavnot “claim a tesr,” when compured with the system of slavery! In order to ex- Unguisb slavery, the dragons teeth of destrao- ion buve been carefully and deliberately sown, and they are beginning to bring forth their fatal crop of fruit Cen snything be imagined more atrocious, more heartrending, than thie steady roll on- ward of the flood, which has begun to devour before it every trace of our past prosperity as anatiou? The stupendous treason, which snsiojourly, slowly, but earely, worked itself into a dividing line between those who have cheriebeo the in+tinutions of the ovuntry, and the traitors, North snd South, who have been resolved to Gevtroy it, in at leogth consummated. Brothers sre armed against brothers; favhora against sons; # United States fleet, with every implement of destruction, has been sent to carry death into the midst of communities bound to us by the most sacred ties, and the signal for massacre has, in all likelihood, already been given ‘To euch a depth of degra: dation have bigotry, fanaticism, and ruthless intolerance, reduced » country which, a year ago was the wonder and admiration of the civilized world. A little while Jonger, and we may see armies springing up in Virginis, Maryland, the seat of government forcibly driven from Washington; hovte pouring into the slave States from the North snd Northwest, ander a dozen Gifferent loscers; hostile arkuy. of troops wend: Ing Northward trom the Carolinas, Mississippi Georgia, Louirtana and Alabama; the border States swollen with the implements of wholessts shar pbter; commerce, trade, manufactures and agriculture prostrated; no national capital, nu loys. vasing sus), no conntry; but, everywhere, trained ocd Dameting the resources of localities to we pouty lender to power, wud ower seeded demagegneina! Officers biga in York, bot toe Northern apd Soutnera ar- mivs, bave y cy paraded to the world their reo bers co gin Gistincvioy ina war of sec- Vobs eh VY is probable that more than ove song thei is already caloulating the chan es of be own arcendency, in some future miliary ; deepotionm, Niue out of ten of the people of the Northern sod Central States repudiate the coercive policy which is burrying the republic to destruction, snd contemplate with terror and dismay the prospect before us. Oceans of blood and millions of treasure are about to be expended, in order to carry out, ostensibly, aa impracticable theory, with po other conceiva- ble eno than to leave the country exhausted, lupoverisbed and wretched, The wltima ratio which Mr. Lincola and his advisers have ap pesled to, will result, before the lapse of many months, in the overthrow of the prosperity which it has required over three-quarters of a century of industry and energy to create, and | ‘a exbausting the means which it has cos‘ much toil and labor to secumalate |The lust act of the tragedy will de, jeitber that the North and South, after having drained the land of ite resources, burdeora it with an immense debt, and ex pended the lives of tens of thousands of useful citizene, will find themselves compelled to ve- gotiate & peace from the very same basis that exists at prevent; or that some Western Napo- leon will bind the Gigpnited fragments of the couederacy together under ope common yoke, or else that petty generals wll extena through ‘he United Staves the direful ecenes that have witnessed in Mexico for over twenty five aes, and that viter apareby will be the con- of the collsion which the republican parry rosucidully provoked The prospec! pever was so dark, menacing nd Cesolate as ii is new. The develope nent: of exch day ste looked forward to with anxiety and dread, The people ehrink aghast from th: oppral thet bas been wade to artullery aod thy bayovet, and the only certainty in the mtsdr ten. appears to be, that horror of every de so cenplicn ere about to overwhelm the sud. War upon tae Sevru-—-Tae Cnevaurer Wins'’s Graxp Yan or Orpeations.— Arcam ing that Goverecr Houston, of Vexas, ba celled upon President Lincol to aid him in putting down an iosurreetion (tha sece-siar movement) in said State, the Chevalier Webb cbalss out a magnificent plau of operation whereby, ia compliance with Gov. Houstou > application, Honest Old Abe may “sooa our en end to this diserece’nt ret: Mion” of all th The Ghevaher Webb's plant seceded States, ws follows: Hirst—Tu ow into the 5 the crap sennle army force Wors uddition, Secuna—Cali non the Northwestern States forchwith toturnich fifty thénsied volunteers, te aeeemols witbeu deivy at the Unived states Arsenal wt Batao nouge, tree Dialing at Caico, at He jasotion of the Missy a Ybio rivers. Third—Cxl) vpoo Pennsylvania, Ne usterb States for MMy thouka d witht urnecetsary delay ot Worhingtew, im the Distret of Colut by Fanrth the South west, at of gover nny horn part of Texas by sea hd Some WV thous sad’ vou vw York and they march @ith this letter army te SPE, OF COUTSS, MBtTOOR toree At Loe (1 AE Hhe RANE thie Cheeee he ar & Ratou Rowe to torte LOUIE With rt at Mow ry. OF my paint that my LE ceMed AdvisAbIE, leaving a eufleleul twee 1 protect the Catted States Arkeus IN thy ceutor Chrongs which the armpie? moy pas tf coure Cabiye ta NECERSATY MOMSUTER WO pr tbe fous of tha gata aguivet any traites who mas be found iu repesio Ggei st the government im that quater A msgnificent plan thi bis maguificent schemes, our valiant Chevalier forgets to count the cost. Aa army of hundred thousand men will require ar beast ren million of money to put it m motion, aud som fifty millions a year to support is vo the fiet Where is this money to come trom? Wit Wall street advance it oa any terms to Mr secretary Chace? Douviful. Wil Tr Ole answer? Very doubtful. the money is raised, and theso two army cotumas each of fifty thousand men, are pacin aon, will they ever get to Texas or 6) Moutg me The chances, we fear, would be ail them; for we dare ray that Virgina, Nocth Varolina, Kentucky and Tenors oe wold, of themselves, turn out opposing fy ces + a hundred thousand fighting men, uot nearly all experienced riflemen at she Gur tet ue suppose that our firbting Wall sree corempe and West, wll be etrony bat, as asaal ia all ow wry Suppose ay tis Xereding rary’s armies, East enough to overrun the South, aud put dows the secession rebellion in Texas wil ihey 0 strong enough to come back aguiot We ace ‘oclined to think that it wouls tbe two othe army columns, each of filly thoussot men t save the first two from destriction [a this bt ‘le job of putting down by force of aras che government at Montgooery, the ¢ Webb overlooks the bord: r ‘ave Sones, au we are afraid that Honest Abe Lice na i doing the same thing. The first brush at Mort Sumter will undeceier them. Mr. Lincola, in appealing % ura wl} very soon flad that his contest will coc be evo fined to the three milligas ot wh Povolation of the seceded States, but will o luce on chet side some five additional million. ot (ne whit population of the unseceded slave sictes W seriously advise the Chevalier Wen... hot aly ot Honest Old Abe, to put this wo te pip and smoke it. Tur Nowrukes anp tak Sournens soiorer— The republican press delights or law to ia tute invidious comparisons between rie 3 san ern and the Northern solvier, Nowe ree abt not be a greater piece of folly than) 6 tag slur upon the soldiers of the Sowb or the sol diers of the North either. They ao + the same race, endowed with the .am stew! qualifications, aud certuitily pol Giseins oe i their comprehension of the duties . {uted hy the battle field, We koow what toe, dit io un trying days of the Revolution ii. aay tro Massachusetts and the men trou soutn dasole alike—and we remember what tne mea o Rhode Island, a4 well a4 those fom tre 4 au ern States, did in 1812, and we kow ro, wha the regiments both from the Norin avs seat did in Mexico. It ia absurd, then, ty rake aay distinction between the soldiers of oge «curiv: and the other, and we may rely toon te chate uphappily, war ehall be commences between the two divisions of the country, it wil) be the most terrible that ever afflicted uay ratio, an Tux Heap oy mx New Kircices OC wurwer.— Let the Chevalier Forney hide tis email thew; let the Reverend Thurlow Weed, the grea: Fagin of the Albany lobby, nokuowtedg by master; for Francis P. Blair, Senior, the Ob Blair of oll the Blairs, is the cock of the walk, the cbief cook and bottle wacher in fot, the hend of Old Abo’s Kitoben O.binet We all know bow this energetic vater familias, or F. THURS DA yY, APRIL 11 1861. P. Blaty, with bis lashing organ, the Glade, played the part ot Cardmal Wolsey over Mare tin Van Bureo’s administration, Thus, havieg managed the fiery aud fire-eating democracy, tbe green apd raw republicans are as plastic us dGopgb ip tbe bands of Old Blaie H+ his no organ at Washington now, but be uses the Tribune, the Post, the Times aad Courier, of this city, through bis drummers, aad they. an swer the purpore of bringing poor Old Abe up t@ the scratch. Let our repudlicaa office seekers and Washington lobby jabbers bow oown to old Mr Blair, He has rea from the oead, and lives again. A Poor Dior or Comvort vor THe Country.— The latest policy of the republican jourusls ap- pears to be to iufuse a drop of comfort into the bitter cup of mirfortune which the political troubles of the day have pressed to the lips of ‘he people, by contrasting the present condition of te country with that of the flaancial horrors of 1837. We are reminded of a) the disasters and cesolation which then fell apon every quarter of the land ; how cotton declined, how «cbseco fell in price, how planters and manu- ‘neturers were slike impoverisbed, how banks xploded, bow whole cities became insolvent, ‘ow real estate depreciated, how laborers and (rndeemen pined for bread; and we are asked © compare the misery of that period with the wealth which the country bolds in ber coffers at he present time, the abundant crops, the ab- epee of forerygu debt, avd all the other ingre- mente of prosperity which surround ns; and having mace the cowparison, we are exhorted o take comfort snd have courage, Wherefore? It is true that in 1837 all theese calamities visited vs beavity The picture ix not tonened sith 100 gh omy & pevcil ; bat the fiaxncial dis- uv tera of 1637 were the result of ao extravagant Speprion of the bavks, and the operation of ome Inetubers of the government with the Uni- oO States Bark, and universal rnin tollowed, -bich culm mated in the uprooting of a perni out syria upd the demolition of @ giant cor 101s une, also, that this country never ovlore possested to the same extent the cleaents bow noless prosperity that it does now, The sky are glaved with specie; the granaries of Le great West are laden with cerrals ; every shere rerourees OF Wealth are lying around ; here is vo fiuancial panic lowering like a thunder cloud uyon the destinies of the nution ; et we beboid trace end commerce paralyzed; ve See talure tnecetoing failure. And why this? Because cf the political troubles stich tbe politicians of the North and of he Scuth have beought upon the couatry, bo which ae every dour drifting us towards «civil war which promises, if once undertaken, » prove moet frmble ip ite conrequences aud mort brmessio tts curanon. Icis no pressing commercial Oinaster which hes prodaced ‘he flecta we ree every dey around us, that bas “nested the courre of trade, that keeps our milhoos of gold locked up tole io the banker, e teeming fruiculoess of the West rotung ache wareboures, It is appreseasion of the heore beore ue that is dotog all this, and is rullog cown firm after firm into baakruptoy. And ros only whe weakly bouses that are farl- 1g us yet boures that, if gublic confidence in be portion ot the country existed, could go oa sovrunl, but ita eral Waris to be tasugarased bese wall be bo house strong enougn to with- stape the shook that wust follow Acd whata wil be? The peogle of both se country brave enongn, resoluce ough, end 1 criven to that unbappy alt-rna- ive by the courre of the politicwos, they way ‘jet’, tongs we cauvet but beleve that the voree oF the people is pot Tor war; aod whea the firet sbot is fired there 1s po kuowing where ‘fe Dlcooy business wil stop. Is way last for ‘op years (0 Come, and end ie the destruction of every deducted interest in the country. There by vO resemblance between the ori of tbe present commercuil revulrion and toat 7 1837. Lb ts the most wretchea rapatscry to vow pure ope with the ober. The resul's now wey be quhe as Culumtous as they were then, oot tne causes are entuely different. Tne ove on ut of & flonncial difficatty; the other springs from a political revolutiog, Upton mo U oor tba tious tue are Tow Avant at Wasatxaron —Honest Old Abe adutertavon is evidently impressed with the ides that the Southern revolujoaists fete not ubardoned their graua pr jack ot the ~ were oF Waseington. The local adiary cow @, are Undergoing the ordeal of yn prenos for active rervice, and are to be reipforeem cts With these mmr dy grecuations 16 id probable thas Hoaest Jie Abe wilt Dot be required, at least for ome Hime yet to leave Wastiagton as he cam ote ito wit, lo that famons Seotca cap and og mobtary cloak pabies, @u eta tt Hecutbenrd by Cry Intelligence Forever er danny Bavase ibe foversl of Jerry 21 of HW yauve Metre e, took place,yestercay fore dm mhe lute rescence Of the dee No 238 daebet) ebeet There Woe Aver a tendauce Peete oenk re bigh we the wresrel veo ession be. dee Wee? Of private friends of Mr Brya t, whose pret: waa exeretogly great Tbe sivsteel Fund cee Coe ORded in A bocy — AbONE en a'eock AM Ie veremion Bory Conreyed ta St «8 Mthedrat, bee a sceIne tequiets tones wae offered a, aod ad eorepriau Heme preached by tue Vers Row Viewr rere: Stare Taioune pede die body w C and . y) where be remis were BuItabyy IDterred, + Kevitos OF TER Gry CHaxten —The bul appolating Coun is io to amend ity cbarter aaviog passed he sreen bh, md beng bikers ty rush trough he vo at tbe pe ple of the etty sre bx be feet, and ty uvite (0 #aKo Up t Qube into the eharwner ot cb gentle ped wih the important duty he (Om Ge erems, tweve ta Cu mbr Witvm K Mavemeser, James T Brody, overt Jd bi! Mgnt Pele nt che Winenron + ana Witham Kerner y. reprereetirg the domoe ‘Hie ® Bearte, Jepstonn W. Ace, W lum Alem Bator Jenn A 4 seer he pe Cet the reputiican: we! komt te rhe pale to Reser e oe & require D tha tewexceptiog i alba s Hew OF Taxes, Hobe tt Genie, «cb Jom ales Bouter, al Of oxtocsive peng 6 bul prow ¢8 that bo emecun si Deut the sencurrence of owe there tooere hoe thar she charter, aa raved: at © beck 10 tbe Teytelature for fbal adoption heme Fubmtited to the people a Khe sea'ly charter ave natin vy Tre AvcKGk® Deratcatton er in Oty Seek oF Ho ores coche alleged cefaleation of the City Clork of ta Keo, Win Harrison, tue it bo ne outs t ver ent Foe nenes oF y Are as fouowe sm rie from «bh wae chareed apes bon, avd ws soon ae » totem ipetn bes beeo mate he wy tw that De whore eflate eae dove to toa hi 1 ie re-election to that porrion, Mr. Hartson, 11 was ostied just previous to the election of the mem ore 60 She Cotnmmon Coatel, aoe re qoceted to haee hun # honred ever to tae Fioan for wee cit we kod that @ fre daye be giver ero of the Poard. str kod that be wae seme € Unt Wem, Pot oaving his book balepowd. Dh oF until tne neXt 0 ribenriog his bavderd dot reo hebieohwed im pry men ‘ the Cempeumen bac tower Bb #8 allowe fhe eet) BENOUNY be wear abarged ath beng ade. Pont he WhO! INAL OF hare a pubHe 48 puatble Jo PAL ene 1 OFF er be preeent bie fe leo. nM tood above re- Hartivon, who bar ey eos fe wine “ mm mer oF the fy Munlaloed byw G ere © crete of Hb tip &» frienda feet ye eh ee teen he wilt ea hime? wpoo an in. Vena Lot, NEWS FROM Tit RATIONAL CAPITAL, Wasmweron, Api 20, 1981 The prospect of civil war hus rendered the onatouh e of Other Seekers apoo the Exreutive moo the bess focee. There is au ieereuse, rather than a dec esse, of the croede that daily while away weary hours ta patient ox pectathn in the auterooms of toe White re bident 18 fais to bave homorous}y remake l, cbis morn we, that Le would hevestorsh requins et nop ie auts bo le. Monetrate ther potriotian by serving throe months at Forts sumter and Pickens = Au anaoneconmmut of this re tolotion would doubiiers cause toe last of the bungry gentry to vemen from vision ‘The Presicent has apoviated 8. P Brown, of Maine Navy Agent; George N, Beale, of Marytand, Naval iore- keeper at Washington; and Eiieba Whittlesey to bis iormer position gs First Comptroller of thy Treasury. Titian J. Caffey, of Pittanurg, has extored upoa his duties 48 Assistant AttorneyJeeveral Arclibsid KR mue, till recently Chief Clerk of that department, has gone ty Montgemory, snd the place thus vacated 18 dlled by Racharo Bates, the son of the Attorne; Goaer al, The follow ng appomtmeass have bea made for Wash ington Territory; Wm. H Wa lace, Gove nor; ©. 0. Hewit Chief Justice; James E White, Arsoviace Juatise the tw» former beloog to Waebington, the iatter io fichigaa Prreicen’ Lineola informed a gentleman to-day ths bo intended to make ail the New York appoiut aonts to morrow, He will next take op tho Philateiphia appoiat ments. Gov, Boutwell, of Maseachusetts, had un interview with the Premdent to-vay. Ae waa ucconpanet by Josiah Dopbam ant RK. Potter, of Boston, Chartes Sumaver eas cicerone of the purty. The Governor's interview bad reference to the present conlition of too omatry Ae was also favoring Timorhy Peareoa +s Posim ster of Lowell, Jobn A. Goodwin hae the iasido track for that piace. Operatic Matters THE SPERANZA CONCERT. The concert by Ma‘awe Assunto Speranza and her Congbter, ¥lle. Adelicg “perenza, 18 mnnourced t» tase yiace wt Irving Hall wp pext foesday eveaing. There urn cortaln clrcumstaaces coance’ei with Uta soiree music ue *hich meke it one of Lo ordiwary importance. The Sy» var ze family 1s ap emicently masical ove. The father o Mile Speranza 18 a distioguiched maestro, aud weil known mm Italy. Madsme Assunto has a ful! rich contralto voice, partukyng of those qualities whist Mistingviehed Malibean ano Albovi. Mule. Speranza ts o ich soprano, In Italy and 3pain these singera wou high honors apd Madame Assunto was the reigoing favorte: of the coppowecurs of Madrid At Seve Mio, 8. receigad as we have already mentioned, @ token of royal appro val. Both these artista were engngod at the Tiateas Paris, where only recognized taleot ix treated with; ou prfore Rigning their contracts tory were porsuaied > an American imprsarie to come to this country, Aer “Me, Speranza was cbiiged W risk, apd temoorartl kee, her artikic reputation, by stugmg when bor voice, ne WEN HE ber Keceral health, vas a lected by the #68 Vo Sage he Was thon Lbrust aside to make roo v OF aDCtHEr prima donk. —celDa Pati--wad thorcafter che Coors of tbe Accdomy were cloded against Spe-anzs ‘be temily then p voeded t geve music Isseas, au their eset g #us highly attsfactory to our best fem tes Signor Speraczs wae appointed xbout a year sine ng the principal inetru ror tu music of tae young taite ot the Mount Sairt Vinvect Semuary, aear Youkers—a+ wetitu‘ion which, we ay aay id passing, 1B mi on scmirably coaducte, It is at the earvest soticr tution of etme of the best judges of mosis hereab at hat Bademy Astvpto and Mile Speranza give the ca cort of next \uescay The result of tase allair may Lave & must importent hearng upou the next Opera sex son. It ie Cefipitely understood that an f-reoressinie conflict bus broken Gut between Vilman aud Muzic, former bas the Acudemy, snd expe § to get movey frow Havana or some otber phice wherewith to goo Earop for mew artists The assontated artists, unite: we iead of Muzio, powtively refuse to ‘coalesce with Ulmap, ond war i toevriuble. Cader the civ. cumetances, & Buccersiul prima conga will be a ive doo OF Contention between the rival impreserd, 39, ia bow yolots of View—sarlistic gad Biategic—she Spsranzs coucert is very impor mut. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. “La Juive” was givea last pight at the Irving pace house, aud will be repeated this even gg at Brooklyn. This opera bas never been % favorite one with us, as our readers are well awore, It is trashy and Frenchy in the extreme With the exception of some flue writing for the tenor (acd few touors are equal to the requir mente of the rele of Fleazer), and certain well wrought ensembdes the work is altogether deiicient, ma siselly coneicered, It bas, however, a good dramatie Diol, etecpg efhcte and afforss excellent opportunities wo ihe © etumer snd the reepe painter, This makes ‘Lu Juve ‘always ottr chive to an sucience, which, a*ter all, tochnes Father to the thea’re then the Upers. It was tot rurpriay &. thea, to ree a large and fashionadl tovee at the Acidewy Inst’ bigot = The —_per- formance was better, Mustesily cuosiored, than viere. No beter K-cbet tan Mar amy Colon Coad be sire’. Tbe pritea donea wax m ber best voice, ano nog be vigorour dramatic mosic of hee role wie the KL iar power Oo flnt clue ty rte Wragediopne, Sgnor Sugelb’s poformance of Eveazer is wel Kaown to the New Yok pubsc Last night be was bever thaa ever Letore. ‘gner cumpi #0. new tepreis as the «mere charming Pron cess than Miss lak ecarcly be fovad anywhere Fridey, as the bls wform us, Vise Kellogg “wilt w ber trumphs ip toe nwe of Leda Ou Sataraay, or the matinee, “Un Balto in Maschera:” aud oo Sua ay ever g © wceee in Eyy pe’ will be given 98 AO Oratorie for the close of the searoa The arcats go hence to Phy Jodelpbin, Oncinnets, 8t Loom ana Chicegs — the pablic will take botire that after this week Were will be no more opera im New York watt next Sepumber, Pe Intelligence. Ameng the distinguished paseengors to sail by the steam er Fulton, for Havre, oo the 27th met., are Geaeral Miramon and albert Lombardo, frem vexice, Gon W. Dayton, United States sinister to Praoce; Mr Wa. Peo vington; hr James S Pike, United States Minister to the Hogue; Mr W. 5 Thayer, United States Consul Genera to egypt; Mrs. le Baroness Gevors. Hon. John Z Goodrich has resigaed the office of Lisa Governor of Mastachuretts Henry Wells, of Aurora, N Y.: W. Cnamhorlain, of Red Houk,ard HL Clinton and wife, of Now York, ar evopping at the Everett House J. A. Reed and wife, of Boston; A.D. Lansing ana S. Van Rensselaer. o Albany, avd Mr Bomann aad wife, of Wilmington, are stopping at the Clarcadva Gotel. Rev Hi. &. Techucy and A. H. Pittar, of Savannah, Ga., Dr, Otis and tamily,of New York; E. L @, Boozea, oF loudow; J. H Reed and wite acd T D, ant © P SotupmiDs, Of Boetou, are stopping as the Brevourt Hoase C W. Daca, G Tafa, and A Renwick, of Boston; F. Van Remeower @ sivany; € § Penaington, o New Jor rey, H sberman and wife, of New Haveo, aad G. Bige sow, Of B @10n, are stopping at the 3t. Dems Hotel, Ex Govertor Kent aud wife, of Maine; Oommodore Mervne, o: the United States Nay, Dr morris Asob, sao HT Rarrison acd wife, of Phiadephis; T Amos, of Conmecticat, EK. Calttas, of Cotnewood, N. J.; Recharo haber Jr ,of Boston; f. H. Carre, of Aaiifax, 8. 3, aad 1G. Fant, of Washington, D. C., are stopping at the Fifth avenue Hotel Commodore Armstrong, of the United States Navy, Hon. 4. Do Beker, of On Captain Jew of the tleumer Bay -sate, General Nye aed Captain Pani, of New Vork, Captain G. A. Cole of stoviogwon; 1. P, Hamba, of Ueston, G. F. Wilkow, of Provideoce, H. Vanauzer, of Cbarteetov, 8. Cy W Plantper and wife, of Connectioat ond.) W Black); , of Cinctnaetl, are stopping at the As tor Bouse. Professor J. Emersen nd wife, and Professor J 1) Dave, of New Haven; Colonel Dickersoa, of New Jersey; George Worthington, of Owo;’ & 4 Byoe, JD. Sambora aod’ 8G. Wara, of Bostop, J Hl Ven Alten, of New Hamburg, ani f Molten, of Spripgfiett, are stopping at the Albemarle hotel Dr. Fide of Elmira; G. W. Warren, Charles Rice woo TH ferkine aod wife, of Boston; J. A. Millard ano tumby, of Tray; Detos De Woif, of Oawiyro; B. R. Nicker- tor, of Cahforbia; WB. Fleteber aud wile, of P-ovwWenoe; Yeatwoan, of St Louis; 3 4. Grin wold apd wite, of fiartford; 4, O Wileex ant wife, of Coanectent; WC Curry, of Erie; G_Jennis apd wite, of Pougbkeepste, aad W Willams, of Builulo, are stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel Fires in New York. SUNK IN MULBRKRY STREET-—AKREST OF A WOMAN ON SUSPIOION OF ARSON, Derween tea ane eleven o’clock on Tuee iay night a Gre eoourred on the recond floor o/ a rear frame dull jaw, No <86 Mulberry ecreet, in the poemis ¢ of Margaret Gates, The flamee were promptiy extiopuisbed by the other tn- hove, The demage to the dieg wily 10 Mie Gates who was tnwox vad wre Serrated by the police on A eLA Ke Of a ® Nn, preferred ey James Cunonsbem — fbr ace: Wag lake vole Jnetico Steere, Wt Ge Heorx Market Volios Dourt, and com: mitted for examrontion PINK IN SEVENTH AVENUE, About four v'cwek on Weoneeday moming a fire coowred in a bedroom tn tho = dwelling of “ir. Keovela, No. 496 Seventh avenno. it war canted by A Candie, ioft on or nenr a bed, burning sown, wid Potting fire tothe bee ely hing The dame voon ext gueabed, Damage about $50. Insares tor $4,000 iv the Unty Ineurunce Ciaspany, of New Ha- ven. FARE IN WEST STREET. About pine o’eloce on Turatay aight, & fire took plac in the promines of Martin Kroord $18 West atten, caused by carckesoess, Hamege aDout $45. Mr, Kew Od) Wie Wetomireie) #6 Me tune. het Away. ” Apri 10 1962 The bridge of the Central Railway was washed uway to-day, and trains bave stopped rusing. Kajtroaa Bridge Rod —_———— NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL, Avnany, April 10, 1961. ‘Tie Meteopetitag Boalib bill Parse the Assem oy this Berene by & vote of 10 to.35, It bus yet wo Ds acted vive By the Secave There is the most intense exolte: wm eps LOVE Over the passage of the bill, and po small srount ef loud swearing by its oppovents, whites ite [ines we Dw oe ® merry time. Tha resulé of the vote onary paren hee " sven the frieeds of be measure. Herne d by mn 4 asia Ut the pict Uo Aseaammate fanond at Haeranes, | Weed crm Lot gite the Came af toe dose Live Ibe seta ¢ ub thie afternoon's measion gave Us Bn siobe tutte Tos Derversity out. ‘They sndewured te reocucer the vow end thet wae dose, whicu emis the meter . be Faecuve Seesion Mr Van Dyek's pominatian ae ew leDCout WHS Postponed indeftigitey by IT Bopk ‘The ection 3b F f the Senate ip this matter bes oo npletty fet the policies by tor ears It vow peporten teat Wrec and ine Gevernor have dee ded w let the wenor retucts the Legitature adjowms, aod thea resyp eb Van Dyok wee oppoint HA basiey to the ptage gow hetd » Ven De ok Kicor er Tiffen bas been’ sommoned hero by the Ponce Invertigutng Comuittee 0 the seonte to testy je regard lo ube Bbure OF power Dy tke police Buthurisios oF New Yor. ‘The Axswbly, in the evening session, killed bi muking votes falling ove on » loss pavanle Ge fellowig day, by steking out dhs eusoe Clause. fhe mil relgtive to she sul's of toa uvent mated HBUFADCE companies was bet, Oly receiving BL VOTES + 18 fopl parsoge Mr Fisk’ moved « recomnuleraion +f tbe vole, und to Tay thet mote n on the edie, @atiah was carried the bill fo ine porate the Gersuan Boup tal wile by of New York war passed. Six of the Commirrioners to (ne Peace Convent on have rent te the *evnie (od y a reply to David Dudley Fedde commupicabon, in eich they place Mr. Piet ia may- Ihiog bet an enviable ibe "he document is sald te bave been written by Jehn A King, and is very biter, NEW YORK LEGISLATUGE. te. AIBASY, April 10, 1861. Mr. J. MeLkov Morty mado © majority port, favory anio to the bil appropriating dfty thousaad dolis 6 to the Troy University. Wr, *keuoss made a minority report, unfavorabie on the game, : Tho queetion op the eubetitutioa of the minority for the majority report was Circus ed up to the bur of exscuuve reesion ‘The Senate went into executive session. The troy University tittt was lost, ‘The Sevpate Cecaved to scod 4 Goufereece Committee of th ¢©, ov the part of the Senate, relative to the Supply Dill, Bid «ppeIwted five, Mr. Gay ee presented a minority report agaings she wilt ¥itk bia Br, has tkkKe reported Complete on the bill wo authorize We Corporation oF New York to bo row moves, Mr. SPIN A reported faveraply the bit to widem Bash- wir k avenie, Brook) o bly on the Same; also the maja rity abd mawority report ie relation W Prospect Square, Brooklyn. A communvation was presenti d from the Ave reparlt- cap Commisrrners W the Vesce Cooveotion ab Wasting: teh, reply Dg «6 MY Kivid's expinnatioa of bw anaeace f cm the cor ference woe the v te wae Cakea on tho pre POH BEDOK DIS LO Lhe CoUst LUD, staog tau Me, Fed Cid nos att pd to bis cuties, and w Consequence Of his arrevce the wole of New Youk was érwwed Tbe bid vor sbe mere cortato punishment of crime wad wagrarry tu New York omy was passed. Adjourned, Assembly. aumany, April 10, 1861. There is considerable bustle and excitement avout the Assembly chomber this morning The third reading of buts was isid on the twbio haif an bour to ict im reports on Diils, . Abuaber of bills wore reported complete, amoug tou, beg the New York city anoual tax lovy; to winoad abe charter of the Long Island Stoamouat Company, to erect the pew county of Aigbisnd; to relavion to cases of mur- der and araon occurring prtor to the Ist of May, 1560; contr ming the Joho Slatery Exgutietu street coavruc, all of whreb were ordered to © third reading The bill to regulate the sale of hav and steaw ia Now York apd Brooklyn was reported adverset; Port agreed to, ‘The Governor transmitted a resolation adopted by the people of Arkansas relative to fesoral relauons ‘The House huving become sudcecly very thin, and there being romore flying sbovt that the Albany aud Susque- bouva Railroad bili might be put th ougu suddeny by the eba'e acd reot Gown to the House, aud orssed over the Governor's veto, oy tbe sbsence oF mambes, Wr AEKAAN Toco ih Bis s€ot ave Rave BOLI-e hut if the thinning of the Hovse, apparently vy déstga, conmpues, be Would Move # cH! OF the Hocss, This Wiwarion brovgat weabers Dack bo thelr kexts, Me. CIRDRALL BAVIng sSkee fya¥e Of abso" Tur wa tu Cefuite per od, Mr Pieke® mace opoo-Gou, 108 Basking pat bere wax A motive for DIS (Hi Gla) Arseuca, ak & 10 the Mi tropoltan Heath bill, whien wr. Bur well bed FUpported (hus far, apd WheGh Would 6 Cu De Drowghy Up before the House. and iaoicating tbat mr Hirdgadl dad vet Wikh fo vote for tt Mr, BrDwst1 Fepied on 9 question of privil bie reasons for urkivg leave o pothatng the coage mare agolust bia, aud asacetiog Wot Mr Phere ban on severa: cocaswos iodged voting on bins Mr. Vice on bis part devied the charge of duiging, but dis lameo avy retie tiene on Mr Biresel's course The Dill to amend che equatigstion tex ere up sa he third reacwg, wna wes bot morion 9 st, Kore LaD a motion Vo recor sider was lets on the cole The Aocusl Supply bul cae from the seuate am suded, and he Be ure cove 765 Oo morten 1 wr Rontysow, a Committes of Con‘erence wus AEpOIUTES ON the part or the House Mr. Tiexc¥ called up the Dill (iar on the tabls nearly too maths go) ep ropra ing five huat-wd thousaod Sollers tm tbe militia of Woe Site, Amidet CML bore abe cepsation the bul was taken trom the table by 66 eyes tot 6 nase Mir, Revises thea renewed his amentmen’, 9 owing that pone of the money shOuld bo expeaded Unie 6 tue Ge verbor, Com ptroner, Secretary of 3: Governor + ecide dist ib te DeCHRBLRS Lo CH aCUVE Bervice Detcre Uhr Dext meelng OF the L Alter worm Opoceton OY MF Piece, nud Lr exortiag soussion, the amendment was sd prod by 76 ty 28, aud the Dill recog mitten for amendment Mr Romssos called up from the table the bill to estaa- ish @ Metropohtea -ealth Ustretin New York, Kinga wd Rebmerd coucties tne resolutwe waa ‘be signal tor a bero pitebed bare avsars. Hardy, ‘espns, Young, apd ober New York memoae meking fight vgwnet ihe bill, and a mgonty ved Dy Mr, Corey. who steadily prsbed the Dill to Issae, DpesipR every Mmovien calculated to ocowion delay Atverm ch ¢iscustion the previous qieetuu wax oraured, aod onder tbe prersore toe bul was read @ third tune *bd poseed—ay ee 70, noes 26 BVRNING SESSION, ‘The bill to provide for toe mure certain proeecution of vagrADCY and otber petty <fleaces in the Folios Omri of New York, was referrec to the New York del. gatoa to re. porto aplew ‘be foriowing bi ls were parsed:—To amend the act te Pidep AtANLE Avene, Brockiyn. To amend the Long Isiwnd Radrond charter. To amend the barter of the Hurmooy Marive and Fire Insurance Company. ¥ kia satan the German Hospited, in the city of Nea oF ‘The bill to muthorieve the Contracting Hoard to out aft Le canals of the State uncer coutrsct fur repairs sume op for » thitd reading Mr Kewan reviewed the provisions of the bill, which be argued Sere Of the mest Orjredoean!s Character, awd clause, Carnes. tive to actions by the receivers of mutaa ineuravce C mpapics was lost, A moon to ree meder was lard 00 the table vera: atiemple ore made te resch the ordar of the eeohtions, &0 a8 to move a flual adjournment, ali & @bich failed. * Adjourned. Massachu teary april x A bill 10 ensure protection to frecom of epee framed ty view Cf the Ine aut) Slavery digtarva wor ak Tepent Tempe, praned the JouRe Witay—t46 to 6b— rut Woes relerred lo the beat Leg uatae Oy the Seaute, ‘The Legietitwure will be prorogues to morrow, Ob taser Vancavnes, Vt, April 10, 1861 Bon Philip C. Tucker, Geaod Masver 1 tue Masvate Onder 1D toils State, aied here this aFtercoon, Sonthern Ocean Steamer Movermemin, SAVAN IM, ApH. BK. Tho screw steamsbip RR. Cuy ler, ‘rom New Yuk, ar- rived wt Ly bee at ten o'clock this morning. Savawsatt, April 9, Ist, The United States mail stamenip almoa os arrived at Tybee at ope, and at her whart wt tive ook Usmeg morping, Ad weil. 810CK BOARD, PRLADR itis, Ap 10, 1492. Socks heavy, Ponoryivania tate livbs, 99°. Revie Matlroad. 10%; Morrie Cacws, 10, Log fuws Ker © Perrayivania Reiiread, $25, ge exehan, vew York at par a1 10 per ent ate ouny OHARLENFOY, Apri IO, LOL. Cotton. Sales to-day 226 bases, the aa ket ts him aod quotations tange from 11,6 to 1 Gatrim fe, April 10, 86L Fleur cull and beavy: Howard siret Obie mud wile are belt ot $5 3745 0 $5.50 Wheat sway 's on 10 o $1 30; white, FL 40% SL 66 Corn hear aed, We & 68; yetlow, 500 Alo Fieywione 6 4 tacged Coffee dol, hut fiem ot 12K. a 160. Wome wey cull at ihe # 17Xo, Flour dul! at #1 96 6 $4 40 , Mew pak S17 Recona “hou des % ar U&e kyebangeus New Kork fe DU) gouErMy Laebspged, Tooter t., Spe 10, inet, Flor quiet Wheat oH: pelos 2000 br hen ret at “1 ed, edite, $1 40.4 8) 46, Oo» firm. balee 2.000 haat. wn tee yellow at Oe 4 640, Coffee—Rio, LLG 0. w KO Whikey , 17)¢0, & 180. Ciscram an, Apri! 10. 981, Woimmey, IDG HR me et 18 LOKS. 1% Por verte. ee