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NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
VOL. x NO. 2847. NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1850. PRICE TWO CENTS.
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I.iiiri- from Oini;i(? nnil Jiiimii? k.
The steamship I'inla.'flplna, ll/jbert H. Pearson
commander, arrived last night from Chaires and
Jamaica. Sho brings nearly a million dollars in
?old dust, on freight and in the hands of the pas
Sengen.
We are under obligations to the Purser of the
Philadelphia for Chigres news and Jamaica papen.
The Philadelphia left N'ew-York May 4, at l P.M.
Bud Attirai oll" Chagfes at ll P. M. on the 14 th?
Bilking the passage < at in 10 days, 7 hoars, includ
inir a slippage at Kingston, Jam.
Left Cha;-res May It at 1 1*. M. a>id arrived of
8ai.dy Hook May '??.?. ?'. I P. M.?making tho pase
t, sees in K'days, iBoladtag a detention of 30
bu? r8 at Kingston, Jarn. an' '?'I ho in tit Norfolk,
Va
She brings no later news free* California. We
br.ve rec iv. i tbe / -tin: 1 1th inst.
but lind no news of irnj?i>r
The following is the Poi!adt-)|ihin's manifest:
?lowland I A?; ill IB a !}! '.: rt.-'t rHILADBLFaiA.
J. Marv f, Hon?. I" (' ?V. Aijunwall.
M. EeN- v . I. C Vslimai. -
Corcoran ?V Rigas.., 4,7ort Daniel Jolmst ?n. ISM
Bel
C Vsadi rblli.I J C. 1
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h \ cbtnana. ?'..' '? U Curt?s ?V Co. ... .
I. ' .
f. w Ctaike, D -v T.it. i I I
4 1 . I'm?. I ""'
i.Pa.c .-L-i kt Peter Betes. l?.'i ?
wlft l? V? atin?ii..????.a JiXr...,j.
i ? , I it d.M
tar,, i ? 1 - .. 1,4 .'J
? It. I .'? ?ro_ . roB SALTIMOBB.
Kortrg. FlskeB ?Co... ?? olHayd? ,..10,004
Kir -, ^ ( .. i ? s?-- rvcaar.
?lino; ;, Ho-, ? M liaibael. 1,-OS
.|MB?*e
A list of tin- PbfladelpUa's paeeeagen will Le
fcuml in Un appropriai - ,
We be? ? roc -, ed Hi i
l'i': -'(/taiiil S'anla'l ol K'i -st'ii, t i th ? I <t
inst. frt m which we take the foil ?erlog items :
Ca? i ii i Of 4 BlA* IB ?AoC "Oatl
city vMterda; b . ii . ? ... . tag tir?t Her Ma
jY.iv s s. hoorit r u Bermadi," aader tbeoo
ot Lieat Jollr, bad capl r oa tbe north
s the ?aland. V n i '.. ? ore lit was giran to
Die an -,'ii.tii n.'arly lin.', o'tsloek, wbea
both vessels were descried ID tie i Hing, and kt
at? it' t. .'m k lbs' B nnii la with lier prize
Bud or? .1 ut Port l?oyal harbor. The vessel is a
Brn/ilian brig, an I eben Mpttued liai o.i b.).inl
two hune'rt d Atrici?i. They were Ian le i at ? )t i ?
Hios. St. Anns, where th-y will lirait the erders
ef His Kxce?tiii) tbfl (} vcrnor. | lion?, Jo ,r. '.'lit.
Thi Rai iiiki. It,, v- Ws hre glad tj learn
from Capt. i' i PhUadelpala, that tho
el?ove-nam-.'ii little crhtt was nut by him on S-in
day, the ; ?.'!.. 111 leaeaea oa her way to Cbrurres,
iteamin_' oa m iat ?raliaoUj, We are raore -'leus,-,i
It this on B'.'uuiil of a r ?mor. that had by some
means not ei-i'iilrni.ii on Bei day, that she had
Mown up si: ' r* ? Ibis port Weh'ive
now no fear but ws I hall 104*0 h.'n- of in r bavin,
reached h-jr destin [rltaiidard,-.'1st.
Tu? I ItroBTI ?ATI I ? The b>.!vof
the o h r uiitoriu-r-te pnaaager, Abner Mcmltoo,
wlhi vans mitai : ? i ?MO mi b.e d te Occent l'.tv.
was fbead floating, early oa the re nie
akin, ii tBofthewberf * A i-ortitier's.iir,) assembled
tin rtee , ? ^ , i,.,;v w\ ..,, k venJict was returned,
"Aecidebta ly drowied. ' [?tandard, '?'1st.
sflBBlAOl 01 mu OOTEBSOB OP TbIBIOAO.??
| Tneidld, the msrria.. I
Harrw, with a "ff.i-t: ?-...d thelsliit.l was tho
?' event" ut the dsy.
V'.vii.,hation tu ' .*fba vi?img men ef
tins titv ar.- at last ,,,i ,_- arou?,- ? tu, a acuse of the
neccssr.v SB?aeb exists m th?s?- mstresse I tune? to
Induce them to ?.-a?-e t.:- country of their birth?
iJlbeee sastraet? I a-nl misery ?fare them ia t e lace
?to try their tortubes in other lands. Sjrne hun
drci in.livittua:? hav,. ahead*
from the account- tl.Ht bare leached us, we learn
?.at tl.ey ?r,. di>lll . W<1J Rt ?lt. ,^ ^ ^^^
vr neaily tbe wla^e ?f ,|u.m |,?V1US iu?coode,i lu
rl.tainine situatioua as Ui.-y la-.,it.d thee
4 XN,'k TM ??V!?**> V'tcov.t who were walk?
ing the ?tr.cU ot ll,,. ctty fa. a lonK period of time
-lderally stBrv.?el?.,.4,1,et)levoou,il ~ oStain
employrnerit, WBO are now doing well in Chairres
csrpenters are much wanted and command hich
wages. We have heard of some young men, na?
tives of this City, who are now receiving as much
as six and seven dollars per day as earpenten. In
fart, the demain! for that description of workmen
bos become so t-reat. that many persons of capital
to ti is City t ave embarked large sums in the build
inr ol frsme bouses, some of which have already
?fen sent?n to Chegres.
The sloops Seven Sisten, James Fiirwell and
?rut?.!, left Uii? harbor ?.esterdav. crowded with
passengers. The Seven* Sisters" took upward of
-TV?".?*! and the other vessels named were
^^7worKuPM,'M1^T,'the ,n0?t ??Wh0m
roJt?rV'Kri^? ?*? vessel, up at this
eorieofourfeliTw?^ ^ ,?,t*,:('?-? of auecess of
bfr Ariaao, a peT?Wwu?,mrn' Wet**> ",9ntion th*t
?>ty, had a frameTaT? ?kt?Wn,v.,n th? V*""?"
?rh,h he ??arr,edwS?S?her '" k" ?
r.ot h?ve expended lioi?SrS S?21 f? Til
Ss bra upon this buiidSr ? ? P e ?f lmtMj,r,?d
CbaejteaTbe i*areead S?t- ??" '"?."?nval at
wine Ameri an. ?Jotoia^^??** S*
?ntiaod near to wher.. tkI m thera a aPJ*
?bich heer.,r,reh ^'ssr-.jriS
^ftwfea^*?eT
n^^ ? 'Mof**la5 Journal, ?(..
si-jEjfcy^af Salt inspe? ted on the (),??.
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Mon m
?ecri. ? "
?
Vrs.r. uWodhnjO mtVkarOmi
Hfiiponni-' ?? >?e ?? ?**- rlt>' M t!,c (
mm about to *?" iU "r i'"ary Se,,t ' "
p?ate c n t' c Mtfe in??- I dcte'inin.-.l t?. .-o on 1 ?? -
.,...,., r, ?.cuy, aad as ? mm <?? jo a raads
have adatara** knaara exactly In-*- tha" |
occfisicjii is c-iNt'i.ra' iBStort
description ol it.
nt ft'i *>*r'y ho ir. [ took a
Men into tbs antaiaosn of tha Bonnl I
where I ?aw a group of Senator*, wit?-, the Mini?
ten of **?*?'ar ami Finance, engaged in an apparent
?\ sai i ?'' '"' '3-t,ie'r
??...rit? eta?aa, 1 ?ui/poec. Off Baa prospect of BO
(toon being relieve?, frbna their t?*nbler*r*rne
?having ?!oin* not bs tue whole session.
...lory of the -
Chantbev : 8- ?or Tarad had the fl-jor, and was *1c
livetiin-' a spssoh to the empty benche. and a few
in vt'iv Benati rs,wtaOBppeaiat? to b ?
i: l?ctim with a gravity fled KBIgaatioa truly a 1
mirable. It.1.?Jug tired of this, I pasted on to
the Chamber of Deputies, where both Chambers
were to unite to le.eivc the President. In the
passage leadim- to his apartments were several
o?T-ers ami well ?irested citizen? in waiting; the
Bag ?m being hoisted, the artillery was in rearti
MSB for Mag tha national salute on [tht* r ?
Congress, and the concourse of people denoted the
?.roach of the event. There were few pe >
pie iii'the gallt ries, and I sat down t.> wait patient
ly the conclusion of business. Various bills were
bright forward, spoken upon, rejected or referred ;
finally, a Committee was ?eut to inform the Presi?
dent that the Chambers were waiting to receive
him, and [at I o'clock P. M- the rollin/.? of drums
and ?train? of martial music announced hit ap
I r ach. The Speaker took his seat under the
crimson canopy, and ??on the Presi lent, droned in
the uniform of a General of Division, accurn
by hia Miniitcn, also in full unilurin. en'n-r- \
bowed ?profoundly to the Speaker, an?l aicendiv*
the elevated p'atform. inook hi-n heartily by tlo
Land, taking liV sent on the ?eft. After the lapse
of a few moments he took a paper from beneath
his mili, and read wit'iout rising) a short ap sec b,
applar-dini.' tl.e Congrc.i for their dil gent a"
ra that had 1
Un-'.), il.*?... bis own nnras and thatof
the country ; 'he oucht to have told them -
ti . ? were a 'set of ?r'ie fell av.?, who' ipcnd th.'ir
time in usclcs? d'?cu??ionf ;) adJinp, in substance,
"that the town raenl bavin.' recent.*? r otnro id to
the constitutional reiirnen. with the inheritance of
C..1 sad lixstion, tliat years of ints
r. soliilloaa ami a forcie-n war had cntc?oii
?at?>?! bodies bad ?
i n opt i.iir* their ?c s i i ?, en arnonnl ol' b is
a tnntl ?crions nature?which, from the riicrunsp
. ssai ded Ln ita consideration, or th.? nu.
of incidents comoiried with it, or both toeethe bal
tha cau?c of much ran-otalng *ra4oa<
via? very ?iiipeiUnt to the welfare of the nation.'
la ttio bnsiness left nndone, ho indnded I
? .r the j oblic debt in all it* brandie? ; tho
crt ation . f new i
of the Treasury, ( ?? which rations plans had baao
led, but ha.; i rwtad inU) a law:
t | :
session !ti the I
y would hold thcmiclve?
to mec t when i rJJed spoo,
To lbs above tha Speaker nin.lt* a shorl
winch ?-iu'ii : i be beard in the gallerias,after
\? 1 :i h tl a President rose, ?hook hand? aira
the Blanker,! tiiad a too,- paoaa,bowed and re?
tired at before. The Congress was closed, r.
I.?. n!? of sitilirry announced the fact to the II
tat.te of the city.
'I i n- vr.ro a pood many people pr?tent, arid
nu ih lateros! was manifested in the p for Badinas
On taking a review of the arts-raaaod dnrinfl
tlf session, we find them to be lew, ami -,
Matul to he principally a."follows :
Gr?niln?;a i> , I BBtlal Pubialiiner.t.
(?r*. ilrt; apetkl -- "a year, elud?If
WltJOW -I lile ...t ft % V l'i ?
r st ef the chata of a French i .se of a
n?il?e.
Tl - Im: bc?tn*ff w?? ihe contiJerati. u b| the Senate, of
?.? or'ii.i ?.ii.j; to tfte Cbaasbei of Di ?. ...
?le lii m i. i.. ni ii let apart $3 ?>sOw .>f u,i American iu
dernnUj ("i il e pa.Mi eni f lbs i tterioi Seta
A so, lo ?et apart $*\6u0,t>00 Ol the ?ame fjr the payment
ol ll.l. Hol drhl.
A i i. :? BBIbotlxa the li jverrrnenl In appropria!? <-v?i
n ? Ik dorn IB? inritniclly. an amounttunVient i,> complete
I .uV'r?vtlie ti
Federal 0 jvernn^ul. lo ?a iilch ?urn idev Ls
by i?w.
The two fornirr arttaiea oi tht bill were n
and tie latter approved; consequently ii fa ^
< on e a law.
Mach of this indemnity has basa already canted
lo the States, and Ch.hubbtia is about to apply for
It appeats it is to hecime a h n.e ol. t.n
tenti. n wh le it lasts, sad n-stead of car.- es'!? en
tkavtiu t.- ta ?Ttatt- k pern-aaeat revenue for the
(i. ven in. nt, tl.ey w;ii ?pond their time is ?
lout its diajf.anl. and iu every en.- -
they will have to lay hands on it lor the expenses
-. 'iiiiK.M, and, 1 ?ear, leavii,:: the del-ts of
the nation ui.provided fur.
01 tie ?j.mo.qoo due tha presan! ?aoata, aborta
r .ve been 8;ready diip.n.,.1 ci in tHri
otis wajs, so that only 1700,00 I i? renriere 1 avails
ble h*, t el. \ en merit.
We had a L-raid relvbrat; n here a few week?
aaotn the oceaaion of the launching of a ?nial:
ttcamer intended to run on the Cana!, between this
city and Cha c . a m c\\, \o leagues distant. Tha
President, hi? M asBansi and a kautbar of littitjaa
were in attei dance. She wa? baptized with creat
ceremony, the i'a.- Msaj hoiste.l by the 1'resid- nt
amid the deafenin.- ?ho it? of the multitude. It
appear?, however, the worthy author of this enter
prize has met wit;, . ,?,' f l|| i,|||?| u ^
steamer draws more water than the Canal will ad
nut of, m consequence of which she it laid np for
tl a pr?tent aad nothing ?. **** a,,out the ??,?
This, 1 behove, was the enterprue ol . Mexican
citasen. ?-??.??.?n
?e,,:arUb:e.henthe,e..^.^:ib^^K
to be attarl e*i to them. y ' l*e'>
a ? rtnia husire... reaaaettag wtich it i.be
!.. ?... one Of the Mates has exceeded its nowers
was to have been brought before the Con ?re?? at
the prtsent extra session, but when the ?etter of
"?nvcia::. (; was pul.hihed, it was
disco, ertd tl -is business was not included in it, and
winrdconte.?uei t!\ l.e ftSgtacBad. ' pou reprei?nta
ti. o being made of the fact to the co.upctent au?
tln rlt.t, le declared it was understuod to be in?
cluded in a subject named in the conroeatonrj,
which, however, appeared iiniteforeiuntothe bnsi
neu, btdeSkgiaf stiif'y U> the Executive ; aad as the
n-atter in queation positively comes otljr ander the
juridiction of Congrjss, the declaration of the
sutliority was urnatisftictcry to the party Lntereat
ed, so be solicited a higher authority to state the
?pea a j.n m;se was maie to have it
' t Bp ?t r the ti- i beration of Congress at tho
i.t e xfra session.
Th. An trican Mir.istcr is i fine specimen of a
t i:-- blicaa; B plain, straightforward man;
laiiisBSB Lave to lind with
h m is, his kecpii Ufaa in I mercantile
i
A Groad Hall van?; men on the ithinst.by the
i which Decision the Pi
, t s Miiis?tr?, ai,., i
? wt-? na mu ble ferai
win ?t in tho
? card room, Mr. Let/her was heard t<? remark that
?-. a.vs ?. ok ou i m to bis bal *
: aitti it m, bat a? be e!t m re i ??-sfoftal
't s:nt, knowing
i his free nnd easy diipoiifir-n, t? ...-of the
: bat a smile mL'ht have I
as they stolo
, afiaist r, whilst he
sr.t ?:. ? ;??. ibas ' ', win liishat
w, shinint: hit,
just frcm the shop, fr.im I ? has of placing
it i n is i.. 8.;. i il ?:'.: here thoegl it
was iiven to the sin of vu.i'\ ; a? it was not, but,
the plain truth, a "sho?:ki- ?bad one.' his re
.ni|iutation.
be l?'iiiiiislrnc in the in
; -?s Dirt rat
' rof u.e i.is-riit lif.s taken all !?'???'. ?
cauti - . .a n.aii.stit. Is?rebare beea
trr.ee daji of ?wlenui Thanksrlvine, in ill the
bei; also a. ssi".is through the
- - - .Miiay. 10th. tbe Pre?'d.vit, an ! ad
de'i Msss in the Cathdral, on
which oceerisB i ?? naoe of fifteen minute?' ?en?- h
?um Hill up ^M ad ri I. The preadier
?id itanprepoaaeaalng mar, told tbe peoji it a
-a whs a visitation (.f Divine disp'easure, on
account of their sin?, acknowlediririe; he ira? the
imong t'o m, ami 'invoked the
v. i ?(.???? re of Heaven on his own head, if the
?courue were sent on his account." These were
frr m tliree tbemssad tive hundred, to four thousand
[i. pj le present.
\\ . hav i' had for the last few days an exhibition
I'tablrs. fruits, ind Howers. wri thee inclusi?n
ot which a speech was to be made,ind premiums
distributed by the President.; ft which wer,- seen
assembled all the beauty and fashion of the dt) ?
The exhibition, in itself, presented nothing remark,
able for rareness or beauty, hut it wss of impor?
tance, beine an attempt at improvement; and the
favor extended to this branch of industry will be
in incentive to greater perseverance, ami the ac?
quisition cf knowledge. The exhibition natural.y
attracted a large concourse of people, of h it,h sex--?,
?aeoacsl win-m were many very beautiful women.
I could not help feeling pleased at ths int -.- Mt
iiiBi.ii. ?ted in it, h.s tar a? tbe people treeoeasreed :
lut I do object to the 1'resi ?ei.t's being draiged
forth in his regimentals, b> listen to, or make
speeebei (xn every o cesi?n that any little thir, _- is
to le doi.e. Let bin be at lilcr-ty |o
pli as? s. S'il by his pr ?em e nianiu at the ptaeaaie
rnt-i.t if these tlm ?s; bat
I ;. . him to proj oaos e i di
?rents of t -? I .-ads. a musk
?. cr a s!|unsl:. there nr. ? r,s i
.? uisu he
hVepablic.be may be aeon
ne him
- d smoking o I
After tbe senrxn ?? ntioned above, tl - Preai
Ii ; lu sdjoaroed '. i meet ht 1 r.
M iri ; eitaesal idiitribotioii-sfpre
Tbe i, tbe ?p. rtsf.irs, as well as
tOthep. .iRii?s, wai c i? ered with ca'i
vr.., ander ? tly s : : i.. _r a brilliant
,. SUA.il ?? 1- -
parent!) ustening to a dry
: - *
e. suiilei, a peal of
v? , assembly, .
1 e cativas si
v, ?, through it. Upon this mint r. .??_? a
? i i.i.i. ...'. bowi vi-r, and so
1 ?
?s, cerpets,
'.l ?;. i -as the water
?
'
i ' ??., i , I
At tbe i ? - i
. .
like i ;. .
? i- ;
bat tl cir beau, . aether
' -? ' Ibei
w ?in the ? ii ibiiioi of i prett It * ???
passed by tbe yea ?a nee
oil -it: neatfeasapplause
? which bronghl
? to tbe faces of the fair on. s Oaeby
I : > ' -.er, eat h having lu pas?
tl. tembl? ordea '? beiaa abaost de
?. ' i - i ' ind his part. luff,ostssiinoiit
ducoarse, which pernipe est tbe poor se?
ll ( ri ti of I - erad.
J wis spcasiBg ot lbs i holers. It appeals that
ii. (k?. . r-iaiti in m --th ni:, to ltd in-1. there were
Ideatba it made its ippearee ie in Guaina
I srlj, in March lasti (errate letters of I?;h
April stated il wns ou t i there
i deaths daily ; ind IJlOSI nl Sth lost, stated
it wit? ii ..,, sie? bat was r~:.-ing again
SA lib grelt : b'.aA I tOWB I
i disteal in ? tin. intte-rciiy and Erosa which
it it ,ii c time had quite disappeared.
In Mvnlttt ani alltbl adjacent townii'. iiaibeen
more or less v,
less wss to have met on the 1Mb bist, but
a? )t t v\e are let certain of having an extra s-s
sk ri, as ti 1} t ar.iiot l?iee upon a time ot me tin?-.
IcaxM wishing to put it oil till June, others till 1st of
i lct( 11 r. which appears to be most agreeab'
ruf.;, ritj ; it. therelore, there be any extra leasim
ata!. -'.. the latter period.
Ti. Mil. it. r o i .lui,. --..Mi. Otmmupa, reiigned
tl tie da>i ago. His re s ig nation. how r s .
lit n ftti-i'i ti t! is yet, but notwithsta.. I
n of the Ministers of Wir and Justice, it is
be ? v t.; le will insist on reti
Vee will I ave resd in the Mexican papers of the
nordet of Sen? r Caneda which tot k place in thi*
i I; -9th Martlilsst; he was 71 } ears of a?e, hav
?Bg MW nisny j i i : ,. d several high stations un
mr the ?i.vin.nifnt. Nethisc has ss yet tram?
peen as to the n uniercr i r toe motives far the
crime. Pope.Br oreaJee at first threw oat some
(isrk hints that Gen. Ariita was cognizant of the
is? t. led soase oi Ibeoefeettoa papers yet speak
pretti freely on the subject, re'-sp.t ilati.i-.- reesoos
w by Ve was and is still lOipected of knowing it, if
r.ut a part) reecereed in it : but no sensible if re?
spectable persons consider the statements in auy
-i t than a* a sjsusder, i voi.ted for political
parpoan, as in 'he- opinion oi a eres'- msr.y ?
be a candidate, pronably a successful one, for the
ntxt Presiiitrcy Yours, res;>ectfu!!v.. c. -?
h iv i Kali..?An inijiest was he'd yei
ttrdsyiti board the ship Columbia, lyiuf
il(.. k at Ihe Noveity Works, upon tho bjdy cf Hen?
ry f?ern in?'bur>'. a nntive of Mary laud, who resiled
at -'4 Monroe st. whose death was cauied by in
jar:?? r?reived on Wednesday niirht by
dew: the liatthwiy of the vessel. N'erui. t accord
BROOKLYN IT??MS.
SiforLfiTiKS ? Oihcers Applegate and ti.ee'oe
yesterday attemoon arrested two women named
Msrrsret Howard, and Mans Itilcy on a charge o'"
steiiirg from virioui stores in Myrtle and Hadion
ivs. a i.nmbt r of shsw ? hsndkerchie's ?V -, to the
amount ot about HV l'art of the arepeitj was
foor.d in their poiseision and id m nit
ted for examicstion.
m
Bhokk Jan. ? Amen nsmed Wm. E Hirrises
ciped from tbe Jail in Rsymondst. on Taesdsy
ninht ,'sst by Ictt r.g liims?.'lf down fr^ni tbe window
ol his cell by mesns of blankets He had beea
sentenced by the I'. S. Court to three year's c?>n
Cremest in the Jail for robbing tbe mail. The
Shcrirl bis offered ? rewsrdof ?lOu for the recove?
ry of the fugitive.
Aproin-rarsTs ?t the Mat or.?Mayor Smith
has appointed the k'llowim. Police Maxshals : Sam?
uel Felt, John Train, and Jasper Dafion. Looo-Fo
cos, and Wm H I ft res and Daniel K SfBith?
Whigs The last named were officers under the
recent V? h ig idministrition.
CITY ITEMS.
a.
Tamas* HaLr.?There was i <
j met t
Hi- saoead of the 10 callea Dtaaocrni
There hap, -> ?sjejteat, ?
District? w re u: - A" p -
br?i' ? t . . n Mr.
Bogardni Mr. Pnrdy ar ??. I ?.
the pripcipkl part and wbih threat sed sovoeal
time? to convert the mcetir-- into a general row, an
orgar.izr.tii n wa- fi. tSj crte. I
ni'nt ? ? Bears:
Prenden'- I ?r.i.
Jarre? G Ki ?
?1. ? M Win. U
?r?an, John II I
The following Committee o; aoven wa-ap
t ilr- t ra AtMre'S and preparo Jleaoiu'
the next meeting:
H"'- ' tVanl ; IteUhRvrrier? I
F I; rd Wan! ? ?, S
V . . ? in Rrt'Wn, Seventh Ward ; i.
I Cofblan, Sevauuteiilh WaiJ.
* T?ve prcjH.?iti'n for a ?' Organisation
was then adopted, and the rollowiug gentlemen,
Ci?*?fcorn each Ward, appointed :
.'?sfl'i'?? Dlmond, I aard, .1: ll'.bert Vor
I , l.,..' I \ ...
? - . John A Bottart, 7:h. A. B Purely,
??X Blind;, l'-Ui li.rsin I;.,'.?. ?,
11" : Daniel B.Tieman, 12ih; Bpbi
Dtft*ni.n, Mlb? Win. J. Brown, 16*01 Ar-I K ?-riian I ft)
i - j Nsih, I7lh; Mr. Coi.rjc-r lull.; Mi. Wood, lita.
The mcetit.Tj then adjourned for a fortnight?
?**5* We notice among the arrivals at the Ir
ving Hoaie Hon. Levi Woodbury. Washington;
(.'apt. Judkins, steamship Asia i Hon. William
Hebard, M. < . Vermont: Hon. H. Stoughton, do;
Hon. Mr. Ale-tand. r,"M. C. Little Falls: Hon. Gid?
eon Hejnoids, M. C. Troy -, Hon. Mr. Meacham, If.
C.New York; Hon. Mr. C. 8tory, Ponghkeepsie:
Major T. 6. Porter. U. 8- A ; Rev. I). V. Meacham,
New-Jersey; Piof. 8. T. H. Morse, Poughkeepsie;
Hon. H. D. Gould. M. C. Delhi; (V.l. Ewing, U. S.
A.; Hon. John A. Rockwell, Norwich. COBB| Dr.
E. P. J.angworthy, U. 8- A.; Hon. El woo*I Fisher,
Circinrati; Prof. C. C Felton, Cambridge, Mass;
Cspt. E. O Or!, ?. 8. A.; ?'apt B. S. Alexander.
P. 6. A : Copt. N. Tucker, Ilurlington, Vt ; HoaY
D. Gott, M. C. New York.
R*;: irm.no Crr.ANEEits.?Several m^n con?
cerned in the lato Cnnqueat of Cardeuas reached
this Ctj yesterday morning- in the Southerner from
Chirlestou.
[CommuGlrate.I |
li ftakTWa SISITTO BBS HU**li il.ht.
Th.: fritaste, d Rev. Ralph rf-yt will h :.l a 1) i
nation Visit ii ?< Party on the afternoons ami eve;.
? Tuesday -nl Weductday, tin; ith an 1 ";ii
c; Jraa, Bt*sb%*asifhaMoflIr. A. ll.?.t, l.'.i ?Vast
Twenty-tl i-l-?t. b. twi i ti Seventbnnd Eighth avs.
It may not be cent rally known that the author of
1 er.ut.fii! poems, entitled " Life and Lana*
icape.' has been for several year? Hector o? tho
l',i i?c ipat Ci.ii.c'i of the G ?o.i Hheplc ! In
??-?'?rati?r. of which is too poor to
?leid I im an Blaqute support. Iu this obscure
parish he bss labored with untiri ig /. -al and ?elf
I year afi- r ?ear, cheerfully devoting himtelf
tofTse spirit aal and temporal waata oftbc
Hi ji? jt.eiu? ata il.e i rtatli.;-? of a p.r.-.
an?? car ist spirit. They are in tho hands of all
? and as mich read and cherished by tie
as ti ? a botar r.n-1 author. It ?? l< ?
hit In iids v. ill i - me htWOti generally on this OC
r?. , ". il. H rtaatfal proofeot their esteem.?
\-. -rver may be contributed in tb'is ma
Immi diste ben? tit, as the fami ) of this
an have sutl
sicknens. Those deeiroos o* eontrib
Bl ntt. niiinir the part-, are reap
......
Cranes ? Ti...mion, 53 Jobs nt.
Othbb Mcical CblbsbitibsCoaiso.?Mad.
Anna Bisbop and Mr. Bt-cbss, who reached llobfla
in the Bevern, froi rrir way
to this City. Tl .ir tour io If Oxics laite
nu r.tl.s. It is ftaterl that the racaiptS of their first
ncirts amounted to 115,000, Boehsa was
l...t ii.ill.leren;';, received. While passingtl
mato last Wint. r, the writer of ties ?aw a
large placard of one of hi r concert? posted np in
the street*, whereon it wss annnnced that she
wonld ?im? \n/-n language?, viz: Spot-Jab, Itti
?an. ?Trsacb, German, Raiiia:i, Tartar, English,
Iii?l, Scotch ar.?l Ethiopisn '
Pi:oi . \ ---lie Lark Helen, of Thorn..
t . lie. Cnpt. Harnarti linier, sailed from t'.ie
City fir Malaga on the Bd ot March last, with a ! ill
cargo of staves ; arrive?! ?nd discharged at M ilaen,
and sailed for Palermo, where she tjok in a full
cargo for New-York, an?! arrived on the 88th imt.
miking tho ci tire voyage in the remarkably abort
tpa*eof-7 liayi. TMs, wabetova, itthti short?
est time en record of a similsr voyage by a sailing
vessel.
ASisncini- V>--m. 8t.i7.kt,.?-On Wednes?
day ? ?ening th* United ?tatts authorities took into
ct;*tcdy a vetsel called the Kate Bo**-?, which was
a? lbs .lt.: ki. a Firry, Ilnnklyn. 8he was
freighted by Rosi?re A Co. and bound to Port au
Prince : she was to have taken on hoard arms and
tc munitions, ai.d aa.lt d jes'erday. A guird o."
Marines from the Navy Yard was placed on board
Tl e ma'ter Vt iil ?oon rec.i'. e an examination.
Tur Chun IBTI ti- ?rio.v ?-Tkisatiair is st'il
drsggii r its slew length alocg, before District Al?
ton cy Bali but to lar, no fait of importance has
been arrived at. It will no doubt be dilliultto
prove any cirtct criminal act upon the persons ar?
re ?ted
CVBsU** An air?The Grand Jury of the 0 B
District Court was in tession yestei.lsy in their
room (secret, bs utual with Junes,, and examined,
we un?lt rstand, th-ee or fonr a.lditional witnesses
?i to the Cuban matter, when they aijournedto
this forenoon. Among the witneis?*. inattendan >*
sre a number of Cubans.
Fires.?At 3 P. M. yesterday a lire was discov
cred in a .mal! atable in Twelfth st. between ave
cues B and C, but, bring discovered early, it was
got under without materia! i an. age to the premaes.
?A: I o'clcBtthis rm rninr a tire broke out in a
atable in Tweatieth s near Thir 1 av. but was ex?
tinguished with no rrreat damsire. Supposed in?
cendiary.
?At 2J o'clock f ?a rnortiAaT a tire was ?een in
the feed .tore of Kelly A Meek., corner of Third
av. and Twenty-seventh st 8appoaed incendiary
TLe damage to the pla?e wa. .bout UN? whicb
is covered by insurance.
Flocc.ikg in School? ?We lesrn that the Prin?
cipal of Ward School N'o. I was discharged on
Fr.day last, for a too free BBS of the rod in his
school.
Death bt Dbow-siso.?- Coroner (Jeer held an
in*juest yesterday, at the foot of Twefth at. E- R
upon the body of an unknown man, about 3-i yeara
ol age, who wsa found drowned in the dock yester?
day rnorning. He was dressed in striped cassi
mere pants, cloth vest, two cotton shirts and old
boots, and appeared to bave been about six weeks
in the water. Verdi'-t: ? Death by drowning"
From tbe Cit.- ? p. i
COsTsSBBII I'.ts.?These besutnul articles are
all the go here, and well they may tas, for they are
not only the hai.iiiest aid neatest '
Bhe feet1' ever inventen, but Wt.ald make tin I
f ? t. t OU Nick himielf look
niviufac'.ar
trs lead all I thcrs in this business.bavin?- .ot th.'tn
ti Hid' j t-r'tftion that if you on'y stick your "suv'k
I at tbem they will jump right on, without
an e flirt.
i IRt's Awnim..?.?We have seen a letter
frcm Mr. Alexander F.d.-ar. keeper of the rub?n
Bu re, 1- H road st. in which he bea-i lasas
mi ny in favor of Mr. ?iompert's mildew and water
prt, f awnings, and orderioc a .juaritiiy of ifusc'oth f'orlho
purpose of throwing over rood? during rain. Th? ?r | e
?sif sassea tftl BraaaVat aid a
?SBJf t f oar I ? - ?nire-.eeper?. Mr.ilimpert
manufacture? H at 1 . V owerv.
NEWAKk ITEM??.
gi'icinr..?Alice V.cC r ...i k, wl s resides in
Orange-st. cut her tima', yesterday with a razor,
from the wound of wl. ah ?he expiro?! ia a lew ino
nients. She 1? it an refait three ?iavs old. and is
?opposed te l.'tvc beca in u sute of myntal de
raageaiiBt,
a
IS** A Tire on the road between Newark and
? ' ..n Taenia? light eonai ned me frame
dwelling house of Mr. J.iristhan BfOWB, with its
bl Dtesrls, worth sltogeUier MIDO, on which there
W48 no irsurancf
JKK^KV CITY ITEMS.
But. is Plank Koap.?Messrs. Clerk ?V Baeot,
* ? ?? j i rs, on Wednesday located the first four
miles i f this road, comme:.ciUi! at Jersey City, and
extending one mile beyond the New-York Hay
C- met? ry. the work is t?) be put under contract
imm?diat? iy. ?nd it is hoped will be finished by
fail. The cost per mile wi i be about ?-.i.?OO.?
Property owners along the Grand st. road will, we
think, resp immediate beliebt in the rise of lots.
WILLIAMSBURC.il ITEMS.
gin int at Ureen Point?V person named
Brownley, residing at ?ireen Point, a DegaetTeo
typc artist by professitin, committed suicide yes
ttrtlny bytaUM bniiiine, a powerful chomic.1,
nsed in his profession. He wss a brother-in-law
of and lioarded with Mr Lewii, Da**aerre itype
ist, wlo'e gaileiy is in Cha'hnm st New York.
1 he poison was taken at SI l\M. and alth ia?-li th?j
itomachpunip was brought into requisition tleath
ensued at ?I'M 11 ?? expressed contrittoi for the
deed? and expired in great svrony.
>. sv-Jrr?cj Protestant Kjilacepnl Convention.
This body assembled at l? o'clock yesterday
in. ining at Trinity Church in this city, being th?
plac? di lifl ?ted at the last Anvi-il (' n.ention lor
ii.ilii r tine year. The Hiship and a
? .umber ot Clerical ami Lay Deputies were
i neat,sadineralaa prayer was off red by ID-v.
Mr. Machia, assisted in trie lessons by Kev Mr.
Hi ef.s. Tne unte communion service was p
.. i.\ il ? H;?i:oo,the raasrable|?f?h I> ncanBasatb
i.i' ? i .- Il n ' sei I Jamaica, I.I. readiag tne Kpistle.
lie Bisbop admit.-? Inly ctunni'inion, a?
liste a by Ucv. Mr. Dunn The leHgieeS servie -s
l'ilisr etiiclini, il. the llial'ijp took th.? ('hair, and
the Cflrnvetttioa proceeded 11 ormotae it R -???
(1,,.. W D.tHiie, D.D. LI..1). and M other Ckrial
D?polit? si.swcr.d to their MSSBB,
Be . Mr. 1 inch u i C t BtrMoB? tsin were
8; [ Dialed a Committee to examine I stiroonials of
Lay Der iitic?,re|Mirte.i t :i f ir Chareh
. the Ce vi-nti-n took a
recess.
At Ij o'ciock P. M praysn wer?? read by K?v.
yeten f rsnhiin suit Bowdee, when the Bishop
pnce? tied toread his annual address. Ha illoded
t i m | r, ?t Rtirii by si? kness, at the tine of the
:'(!lie hi?' C n, Riil thanked his
i -f then i d heartfelt priven they had
?a i. r f .a reoovery, which bed beea effetrted
? i itr.iinei.tiiiry and thegoodaesaof
d i . to I is.- of a
in tl ?? Choi ? ' ?? John
Ims. ?ho In.I departed this lit"; sine-to.? last
ar r ual C< rr. . id, be Slid
has been nore bra nod r.-sulti thauaoy
( thrr of his Kpisropa ?*. Pov corner itooai were
?aid, tbri el I irebes w? rs coasecratsd, torea Dea
cols anl four Priests crrdained, t*o l,'-t?n insti
ladtwt beadred aad atn ty persoes eooBrte?
? ?H-r of Cler, y was m% t*o having
ii ?? l --..-? and Hkhard F Becehaei ?
Sr Mary's Hall and BorHogtoo I fa tilled
best expectations of their (rieods, and w. re
m tin- eojoj neo! oi estoasrve and lacre eel as* con
I dame t'om the Church, lad 'rom the country.
The comer stone iif the ' House of Prayer," in
this city, has also been laid by him, thus begiuning
II i tl t i ni tin ?? i of.! enterprises which are giv?
ing the City oi Newark a name and S plaire among
the Chun In go! the Saints?and none of them cer
tainly pave higher p -omise of future usefulness. A
prtrsor.ege was provided at once, ami (hi OOSt of
llic builtting secured, before ?t wss be.'un, ?nd tho
Church placed in the chart"' til a beloved brot'ier.
It, v. Mr r-ontharl. ?ho had been brought hi-?; to
his aatrre State, where he hid ion ml a w>
ntbahaartof every Jersey nia. He alluded with
much appsreut satisfaetio-, to a visit on the even
Logo! the 10th ni i let last, to Madison, Morris Co.,
?h? re prayers were read in the M E l'hnrch. by
Hev M? sirs. Clftrkion and Uankin, and tbe Bfehop
preached to an attentive enntreeatior. Kev. Mr.
C. had received a considerable amount of money
toward the eroctioa of a Chun h at this, a point of
ie. The Hisliiip closed Us aihiress with a
a: d appropriste ailusi'm to the death o'
Ile v Mr Hurnhsm, the melaueiioly intelllgeeoe o
. hd been comniiinicxtvii since the opening of
this Coiiventi. i .
The feddren havine been Osadeded, tkeConven
tioa then proceedsd to eonplete its oremization.
The Coeiriiittee on Testimonial? reported tliateer
1.1.cates trom 31 churches Were correct, and the
ro.l <t lay deputies was eelh d. I - iiersoiif answer
it.tr to th, ir names. The (.'.invention thnn proceed
i boose a Setretary ot the Committee, when
ti.- lit v. Andrew l?..-!l Patterson wai utiinin.uily
ch? sen.
The Ilisl/ip asked to he red ?-. ,-d from any far
th( r reij (itisibility imposed u;-on him by csnon 1st
of the ?Jiocese, which read as follows.
On or befoie ibe tlsv of meenriaT of Consen'ioB, it aha
be it.?? duty ?>f tte Bi?'h?.p. or if liiere be n<> Bi??V>p, of ta?s
P?. nd?-r i ..' tt-eStsreiliii ConirEi-.ti.e, tosl/e lo the S?cri>.
tsiy of llir Cor venu s a CSiaSaxI ]n: of tiic ua r e? of Clor
evnit-n ratoLicailr rrticol in ill? dlijee???, ap???-'fYice th?
.L.I. Li'tl uiiiiintr?,and ?Jier? SBSlStaS u> seal? aaui von?? in
Ci i ?s ?
The subject wss referred to a Committee to con
sirier tl e pu | ritt_. oi repca .n_- the coisou or lub
sti-'iting awither in its place.
Tbe Chair reportrd the Committee on Rules to
coisstofHcv. Mr. Dutn ami D. B. Kyall.
EvBBtS? Be?siosi.?Tlie Convention m..t pursu?
ant to sdjouinmcnt when she rauiu'es of tho pre?
vi, us session were read aid approved. The Com
ntttM ? r. ti st s-l ? ct report-;.! tho rui?a of last
yesr, which were adopted, witn a sim-Ie amend
the ?*;h rule, striking out the words, 'aad
considered ss the previous question.
Applications lor admission loto union with this
Convention were received from (jrace Chu-cb,
E izalxth Port aid Trinity Church, Middletjwn
Point, scd referred to a Committee, coaiisting of
llev. Mr. Thompson act Messrs OitTord and M'Cal
lou?rh.
( )n motion of llev. Mr Bogtrs?
Retolfd, Tbsi s Coaiu-.iu?-? of f. v?s h? appoint? d to report
!ottl?CoBveti':. ' s. a-.d working of ?be pre
??at orraBfrailoo of tbe Dtoessan slusij??, seggestlnf such
??.or. on tbe part of Mala Convonuoa as may appear to
it.ii: ca.ca.atod to |lve irsatar rlajor and atora securltr to
iu Mlssiurary op?ration, aod thai the TruseWas of lb?> of
ferlrri <x* deslree to give tin m whaterer mformattOT? -?sry
Bioy r?.;uira.
The Committee consists of Rev. Mr. Borgs,
Jodge ? HD <)?<d<-o, and Dayton J. Canfia'd.'
Toe Convention then adjourne?! to - o'clock
Wednesday momio??.
TI .s tnormnp the Committee on that subject re
forted adverse y to any alteration ia Canon 1st,
irtm which the Bishop wished to be relieved;
when a protrscted ind animated debate ensued
between Ex Governor 8'rstton, Hon. W A Daer,
Jedge Orden. Archer (iiffbrd Ks?). D B Kyall,
?i';. oi Mu.moath, Her. Mr. titarr, and otitstre
A substitute waa then propre*? ?-KP Tr?r>-?B
son, Ki.- ton . elfi ? t ibes its 8-M-resmy, iuat*?.!-.
the Bui i p, furnish the 0 ? \ , ?.,, ^
elsrey men eaaaaiafdta re**MeoS m the l>?no*??, ???
. it.iute.l mi . s-.rs ai.) other? *miti?4
to ?eats aad t ?h <-,, ?hi'l Se re
ferred to a Committee who ?h?H -?pul tipo-, lt? a*
raracy. ! Newark Daily ?\dk ?Otb.
PBOM >va^ihni;tox.
Ki ilrreteef ef Mr. i lartem.
Correspoedeoct? of The Tribun*
\\ i-'i?..t..a, a -???st?'-T. ?4?y29. ISM?.
I state unequivocally that Mr Ci.*ttob baa it in
sericui o ntempstion t? r? ti a fr-im the C.binet.
Il ? rt ?im:? for in .; t h known to m*, I
at liberty tatjBBal ? I. t' ?>". however, have
r< th ni-todo with *-? < ? al nets, ***>. and
every one of which he stsnd* prepar.'d to jas
ti.'y before U<>?i and man. H.t friends have re
m ?t-.it?<i with him ??ant any lu.-h rourae, and
will prevent hi? roaignari, ? if persuasion can do bo.
It v? dd be a most unfortu rth * *.timln
ii'rati.m?; ? aid Mr Cl \ti I -?lire from the State
Department Aa a dip'? miaust, he has no supertor
it' the nation . and every State pa??er that has is?
sued from his Departmet t is stamped with an
? and a 'lettr?e of *h'itival aagarity that has
even silr res?.1, bis relente?? traducen. Hit place,
in my iu?L-roent, could not at ihi? time be Bile?! by
the President, and, though at great sacrifice of per?
sonal feeling, I hope the Se. retary of State will
listen to Ike importunities of his Iriends, ami nun
tertre in the place whose dattes be i. now so ably
at d so satisfactorily disrh-r..
Tbrrmene.l ltrlu.nl el Ihe Hupptle* la bun
Kxpetlliton hb*I I'realiliiil Tmlor Kirrcluiu
efthe t'ubllc I nn.l? Wrslih er tel. Krr>
ment.
C> rrraponil-ar* of Tu? Trlliun*.
Wataiaux. ?, Wt-insaadev, May ?"*?
It ha* been known for a long time, that, in the
event of no ..ti.fa.tory a 1 ua'ment being had O
the Califc?mia tnd Terntorhl controversy, an
attempt would l?e made to defeat all appropria
tioii. for the incidenta' expenses of the Givern
ment. Without itoppiiu t.? in<*uire whether aurh
an attempt could be ?ucceiiful or not, it it sufficient
to know that, under a provision contained in the
Cen.ua bill, which !? now the law of the land, the
'?modus operandi" is secured by which the De?
partments can go on, appropriation or no appropri
tion. This is a fortunate circumstance, and may
have the influence of prevention ell schemes for tl"*
defeat of the Civil and Diplomatic appropriattoo
bill, whether the Slavery tpiettion is settled or not.
There has been some tslk with those who havo
committed, in their own judgment, thia overaight,
to pas? an amendatory act repealing the provision
in the Census bill to which I allude ; but I have no
idea that, if the effort were made, it could succeed.
Those persons wlvo have em-aged iu tho Cuban
adventure, that aro within the jurisdi.ti.in of the
Courts, and against whom sufficient proof can bo
pre cured, will be punished v? iiii the ut iinet ri^ror
of the law. I pon this point the President hss im?
movably taken his stand, and he will not yield in
the rit-id performance of what he re?-anli his duty
Neither popular excitement, nor th.* clamor of a
pensioned press, has any terrors for him. At Pres?
ident of the I'nited States, he will maintain and
carry out, at all hazards, our neutrality ami treaty
obligations toward Bead**, and all other nations,
ai d v ill i-i.'nr?'! the penultii!? of the law Bf-ainat
abats who attempt to violate either. Thia effort to
rob weak ami imbecile. Ppain of a portion of her
territory ii aa humil'iting and diigraeeful aa wm
the m* re lucceaiful stten.pt upon Mexico, when
she was dcspoiled ol what is now tho State of
Texa?. We can lind warriora enough to conspire
it t tl er, to involvt) the I ',ite?l State?, the most
[ owe rful nation on earth, in a war against the two
weakest foreign (?nvemnunts, with whom we ore
at peace: while Canaria, with her own citizens
strurp'ine for liberty and boldly asking annexation
to the Tinted State?, awakens not the ?lightest
sympathy in the public mind, because, forsooth,
she is a colonial drpet dency of a nation that would
prove a foe worthy af our steel. This may be
called great fWOVeOt a? well as chivalry; but if so,
it is of that spurious nntnre that, in the days of the
i: v< Ttion, mou'i Jiave brought a blush to the
cheeks of our sires.
Major Lully, wb?> was named in connection with
tl a Mexican boundary commission, has,,a? I am
on t.iuLly iiif.rm> d today, been offered by the S?
cretnry af the Jut ricr the coRimisaiori for running
the boundary line betwei.u the State of Iowa and
ti e Territory of Minnesota; but he has declined tho
?sine. Mr ISartlett ?till ban?-? in the Senate,
tMoiii-h I have little or no doubt of his continuation
w I .en that body can be brought to act upon it.
The consideration of tho OM**M bill yesterday
in the If mee of Representatives shows the strong
feel im* that exists to grant tho public lauds to the
actual und bona fide cultivator ol the soil. The pro?
visions of thst bill, a half section to a single man,
and a full sectim to a married man, are up?)n a most
liberal scale, and will, iu that shape, undoubtedly
pass Congress. Could this Slavery airitetion be
got out of the way, upon some terms orr**"i*?r, Mr.
W11. ri.R's resolution in th?; Senate, making am- '
pie provision for all who would s-ttle and cultivate
the public lands, would come up for dis-usston.?
The distinguished mover of this i ble proposition,
as well as ?evi.ral other Senators whom I could
name, are fully prepared lo discuss this new prin
. rpk i f political econom-, in all its bearing?, and to
meet any objn tions that n ay be urged aeraiost it.
Its final triumph may be delayed, but never eaa bo
defeated. It gathers strenuth in the puFi'ic mind
every w<ek that it i* considered ; and when the
?; ? ? i h? sof WKOOttM and otliersare spread broad
rant over the country, favoring this disposition of
lbs public domain, there wiil a current ml in its
fever that will be irreiistible.
c.,1 FnrMo.vr received official advices by the
lut California mail of the extent and richness of
his mines, that even to him appear incredible. If
he can It M the land upon which these diirginga
sr.-, ?i d in which the gold i? ?aid to be inexhanjti
Me, s?e, ? (imperatively ?peaking, of easy acceea,
there will be no esrirr.ruin-,' li? wealth. He is
dail* makimr lease, to adtenturer?, the per .ent?
ire u? on which will make his income ?? norm out
I lean, that previous to his leaving California for
Washington, he was working thirty men, and that
the net monthly proceeds which were paid over to
him were r jual to a hundred pounds of pure f*old
a month. But thia would be but a trifling in orne,
in comparison with w hat it oust be, if the accounts
o? tbc richness and extent of the vcina of gold
upon his land, which he rec-ive.1 by last mail, ara
orjiTobcrated hereafter by actual receipts.
The I 8- District Attorney of Charleston, S. C.
has given the proper Department in this City
official notice of the arrival of six hundred of the
late invaders of Cuba in that city, and that he had
taken legal steps against them under the Act ol
leiri ; and ask.n?? instructions to the crs-trary if bis
course was not approved by the Adminiatrntioa. I
learn that in reply, a copy of the charge ol Judge
Betts of the 1'. 8. District Court in your City to the
Grand Jury was forwarded to the District Attorney
at Charleston, accompanied by iBetiwrttoos to
fellow it as his guide in the proeecutioo of those
whom he might arrest. The procet-diiVB of the
District Attorney cauaed some excitement aewng
the retonneg invaders, but he will iieverth-*?*?
discharge hie duty, and eauie all to b?* pe-i?h*w
whora he can eaawfM of having vKila?ed th? Aet
Cm j.
of me.

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