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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. T515.
MORNING EDITION ? FRIDAY. JULY 22, 1863.
FTCWm by telegraph.
IWOUMflENT OF THE N. T. LEGISL1TURR.
EXCITING CLOSING SCENES.
THE CENTRAL PARK T1IK JONES' WOOD PARK, AND
OTHBR IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED.
EXTENSIVE F1BE If (lICMHiTI,
Political Item from Washington and Elsewhere
FATAL ACCIDENT*? MARKET REPORTS,
dtcH Ate* Ac.
The doling Scrnes In the Legislature.
THB TOLnNTJtKBa' API'KOPKI ATIHN ? IWPOttTUNATE
PROVISO ? A TAX OP1 TH kBH-KOITHTHS OF A MILL
IllPOHKI) TO PAY HTATK VBBTH ? CKN ril \I. PAUK ?
MAIMS LigVOR LAW DKPtSATKD? PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD BILL ? FAKTINO ROW IN THJt ASSEMBLY ,
ETC., ETC.
HPKIAI. CORRnPONDKNCK OF T1IK WXW YORK RRRALD.
Albany Jul; 21, 1853.
Tliough the legislature hi a appropriated tea thaaMnd
dollars toward* the temporary relief of the New York
Volunteers, still there la a proviso attached to it
which ia neoeseary to be thus publicly noticed, in order
that the poor fellows may kaow the conditions and be
prepared for the rebuff whiah a ?aiU them waen they
ftpplj for their quota*. The bill provides that the
Kim of tea thousand dollars shall be divided among
the lepal survivors, hollers of the outstanding cert id
ea tee alietdy Issued, in juoportion to the amount due on
?aeh certiorate, and to be paid to eaoti h ?>.<Jer ouly on the
correader of his oeitifica1e to the Comptroller. No fur
ther certificates are to be issued by the commissioners
naiced is the act of 1861. There ia a grnt amount of
palpable injustice in this, but I hive not the space nor
the leisare to allude to it further at prese it.
The bill eaectinr a speolal Uw for tbe government and
practice of tbe Court of Impeachment, was brought to a
vote ia the House, and defeated, receiving only 46 votes
out ot tfhe 128. The trial will prooeed und?r tbo ttatute*
as they new stand.
Die select committee reported complete the tax bill.
Its main provisions were the Imposition of a three- quar
ter miM tax in addition to the quarter mill now levied?
to aetheme the Comptroller to So no* from the sinking
fund, fer the use of other fundi, a* occasion may
tequire. The report a 1m ?> contained a provision post
potUg the loan of money, as provided in a Uw passed
at tbe regular session, for draining the Cayuga marshes.
This latter item was energetie*llT opposed by Senator
Williams, and was stricken eut. of the report. The bill
was the* passed, receiving eighteen vote*. It was
adopted in the House without up option, and is there
fore a law. Ihe assessor* of th? S'-ate will tuerefore be
requttfd to levy a tax of one mill instead of a quarter,
npea al taxable property, in order v> pay the existing
debt* ef the State and prevent repudiation
The Central Park bill, and the Jone*' Woods Park,
parsed bo h houses
OoosMeraole of a fight was got up in the Houte on an
effort to bring tbe Maine liquor Uw to a vote. Ita friends
felt oonMeat of a victory, bell*?Tiog iha'. a majority
would be compelled to vote in i'# favor, if the members
could be brought up to the rack. A call of the House
was made aid sustained, but b?f<<re any mem >er was ar
rested for aoo-attead.Boe the nail wax subtended [8y
the bye, the Hen Daniel B T*ylor has a tine of ten dol
lars standing against him on tbe journals, for being ab
sent a few days einoe ] After a d?*l of squirming a vote
waa finally arrived at, when the bill wa-i lost, receiving
ouly Mty-four votes.
The H>ut-e ipett an hour on the Pacific Kallroul bi'l,
And after quit* an exciting debate p?i>?ed If, by a stroac
vote a* it came from tbe Annate. It was the first bill in"
troduced in the Senate at the regular <-?aMon, on the Tth
of January. The honor of procuring its parage is intoly
doe te Serator B?ine't, who h*s been indefatigable and
persevering from that moment unt'l its lioal passage this
day. Tlie company it now incorporated, let them ai>i>'y to
Congie. a for the assistance they require and start the
California locomnt've at the earliest huC'CaI moment. '
Tbe Tea Hour bill pas?td both h->uae<. Mr D B. Tav
or labored lid.istrlously to procure this law. It relates
to manufacturing e-tabii-tm.ents.
Mr D B Taylor again called up hie Slave Transit bill,
bat the H?u*e refiued. by a considerable majority
Ibe menibers of tbe Hou ?? adoptel a resolution de
claring tbemeel vet* entitled to nay during the long re
cess, and resolved to contribute it 10 the orpu&n any 1 urns
of tbe State Whet-?
Hie democratic caucus. held oa Monday evening, wad
not rwy harmonious. Rumor Hays they broke up in a
row. An address wis presented this afterno>n in the
Otoek to. ni, pteoared for signatures aod was read It
charge* upon tbe Seoate tbe ??ilre r??pohsibili'.y of the
extra session, and claims for the House %U the ciedit
for wttllag tlif canal quest ioo! 1 ' also silvers over the
Ftate and nrt'ional administrations. The harl shells
bare got up another address. combatting tbe snnti nents
contained in the previous mentioned one So the har
Bwaious democracy of the State will be supplied with
addrc.'-" te ault all k rios
At ba'f past five o'clock. Mr. Oarey, whig, of Saratoga,
offered a resolution of thanki to the speaker for his aile
and d'gnifled manner in tbe dlac'ia-ge of big duties Mr. I
Burrouph. rose aiid c -mmenced a sp-ech In opposition to
it ? be chtrsc'eticed ibe Speaker as baring been partial.
opprOrHre und dictatorial in tor chair, and was proceed
ing in a (-train of iowctive highly personal towards the
Speaker Af'er having pr> coeoed a few moments, the
Speaker callbd b<m to order, and directed him to take
hi* feat. Mi. Burrou^h*. re'tn-ed, uotil tbe order was
repeated several times Then a scene or the most
extraordinary eic' ement occurred Tbe greatest
anxiety prevailed among the members and a
Crowded Midienoe The previous question was called,
other motions were made aod the time thus consumed
until two minut.es pa-t tlx o'clock The Speiker then
twee and ?eui? hi* parting address which was very pithy
and eoa<e what personal, and afttr ef??k:nif so nc t so
minute* <n a bigh fever, declared the hou-.e adjourned
trine die A loud huzza and clapping of bands then oc
?nrted "Bjirouxbs! Burroughs !" rasoundml from
j* vera! vol- e?, when 'ha', gerr'emaa p-ocoed-rd to the
Clerk'* do*k and eommencfd ad l>e*Ml>-g th-? p?"ple. but
tbe hiamng, yelling and confusion, prevented him. and
be very soon ltft the stand Such a ?c<ne ne>er occurred
in that Assembly Chamber, aod n? Sooiktr has ever left
tbe chair before without a vote of than&s being tender
ad him.
In tbe Senate Mr Monroe offered the following: ?
Ke*olved That tlie thanks of tbe Senite be anil arc here
S, tendered t? the Hon. Saudforit E. t'bnrch, I'reti.ient of
? Senate, for tba courteous able, and 1 n partial manner
in whroli he has diacharpert 'be duties of the chair during
tb* prrsi nt aud regular sra-lun of the Legislature.
Mr. Morgan. P/e-ioen' pro irm , put tbe question,
which was unanimously adopted.
iM n*. Governor Church i-eut in a letter of congratu
lat'on which was read, and 'be Senate adjourned.
The court for the trial of Commissioner Mather, will be
ordered te convene on Wi '.'oe-day of next week. The
managers appointed bv tbe Miwaker to endust the trial
on the part of the House oon?l*t of Messrs I<oomls,
fhaoaplia Neble, Mc^urtey, Hastings, Sessions, Wool? a
very exwTU nt selection. W.
From Wi'shlngtmi City.
TIIK HARD AND SOKT 8HF.LLR OK ROCHESTER, ETC.
Wahhinotoh. July 21, 1363.
Collector Campb?ll, of Rochester, has arrived here.
Tbere is fun ? heart bet ure- n the hards and softs.
Dr Btr re. the sculptor, Is modelling a bust of Robert
J.Walker
The rumored duel bet>teea two well-known Virginia
politiel?<' s has blown over.
Senaiot James, of Khede Island, arrived this evening.
From Boston.
ITARV Allll COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT ? FATAL ACCI
I>K NTS ? CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, ETC.
Bohtom. July 21, 1863.
At the Cowmer cement in C?mnrldge yesterday, the
honorary degiee (f I J, D. was con 'erred on the folio v
ing gentlemen:? John Henry Clifford, Governor of the
Comnioii ?e* lth ; Hon I'llny Merrink and Gesrge Tyler
Hgelow, Tustices of the Snrreme Court Hon. Henry Bir
nard. of flartfoid, Coin., Hon. Willard Phillips, of Cam
bridge; Hon Nathan Hale, of Boston; the Kight Hon. the
Earl of Rliin atd Kiticatnlne, aud the Right Hon. ths Earl
of F31een ere.
A man named Willey was run over and k Uled on the
Boston aad IV rtlsr.d Railroad, yerterday, In North Bev
erly.
Tbf F.uropa ran down a i mall boat In the harbor this
morning by which a young man, whose name we have
not aaceriained. was drowned.
The Convention to-day adopted an amendment to tbe
conell ution limiting the term of Justices of the State
Courts to tfn v?ars. The various propositions to elect
by the people, to require confirmation by the State
Senate, iml to make tbe term of office seven years, were
'defeated.
the Maryland Coal Trade, die.
Bitmiowi, July 21, 1863.
The Maryland coal trade laat week waa small. The
busiaeen of tbe canal Is still Interrupted, and It la doubt
ful when it will be resumed.
Tbe New Orleans papers of Friday laat an received,
but tbey contain no nm of interest.
M. de Hartigee, the French MhaUter, and suite, ar
rfved at Charleston on Toeeday.
SEW YORK LEniNIiATURK,
EXTRA SC8SIOM.
?malt
A LB* NT, Julf tl, 186U.
DrTKKMINKD TO ADJOUKB
The Assembly adjournment resolution *a< concurred in.
THI RAJL&OAD TAX AND TOLL BILL
The 8elect Committee on the Toll and Tax Mil reported
the bill 1m posing a tax of three-quarter* ef a mill in al
dition t<i the one quarter of a ml'l tax
Ordered to a third read's* and pa<Md.
And then Mr. Conum reported from 'he select com
mittee the tax and toll bill, so amended as to impose a
direct tax of three-quarters of a mill additional to the
present quarter ef a mill.
The report provides for reducing the Cayuga marsh**
appropriation from $16 000 to $10,000, and pxtponing
the balance of the appropriation.
Mr. Wolumb (whig) attacked this proportion with
great earnestness. It was a stultification of the former
vote. It was an attempt, in an indirect way, to repeal
the bill. Will Senators disgrace themselves by undoing
our former acts? It was a monstrous proposition. He
moved to strike this provision out of the report. Car
ried ? Ayes 13, nays 9.
Mr. Conukr (deai.) then moved a reconsideration say
irg tbe tax must be iaoreased if this amendment was not
made.
Mr. Williams declared it an insidious blow at the en
ter prifC.
Tbe Senate determined to reconsider
Mr. Wimjamh dai ed the Senate to ?uch an outrage on
the people of Ihe went us would be perpetrated >f this
was repealed. The people know wbat tat* action means,
a> d 'lit-y will f?i-tei< on the author* of this most extraor
dinary proposition the odiuin most justlj due.
Mr. Bristol (deui ) defended ihu appropriation
Mr. Coknki.l, (dea? )? I voted against the bill, but the
Legislature l>as pattr*d it Now face the mu-ic and p*y
tbe bill 1 ?'ball not join io a'>y such xhulHiog procedure.
Mr. Bibcock (whig) conceded rhtt the ?mk ?rai a good
one, bui the coLdiaon of the treasury was a hid one,
much worse than he imagined Mr B. held Mr Williams*
thie?ts a- indecorous, but irrespective of all th?t he
'bould r xercirfe bin judgment.
Mr Williams' morion to ntrike out the cUu?e repealing
the Sodue canal appropriation. prevailed, a? fol ow-.: ?
Avks ? Messrs. Beach Boo* man, ilr.stol, Clark, Cornell,
T)avoupnrt Huntington, Klrby, Mouroi, Rog-rs, Snow,
IMW, llpliam, Vtllllstns ? 14.
Nai s ? M t'frsrs B.bcook, llartlett Conger, Cooler, Jones,
Otis. 1'ierce, Piatt, VauderMIt Wright- 10.
Aud ibeu .to rcpoit of the cxinnitiee was agreed to.
aDd he bill ordered to a thud reading, and then the bi 1
w as tend.
Mr flRisToi,? Does this bill put a tax on the enlarge
ment?
te^'dCd0S~N0' hT debU' Mtu*' du*. for Pro
M5'POOLFr?Ir?r wh%t wer?the*e drafts drawn? For
wo.k done on the canalf There in no need of this tu
The mo?ey f>|ient on new work should have been applied
to t lie liquidation of tho,e draft*. fcvea 'he committee
fluBchidn cm meeting this subject as they ,houid hare
j Mr. Jonks (dem.) Raid the debt had arisen from the
, con ract* of 1849. whoa the work wan prosecuted against
KlSJiJS! Jlr"' a ?"?<
Jul SKiir^sssssj?-"- pm
Bartlett, Beach. Beokman, Bennett
' ? 1 J Lo"kct' ? onoll, Davenport Jones, Klrby. McEl
h?m-!??rgM' Monroe, Piatt, Kogtrs. Snow, Taber, Pp.
NiV?- M?iiri, Babeock, Bristol, Cooler, Huntington
Newcomb, Otis, 1'ieroe, Vanderbllt, Williams, WriYhtSo
TIJK CABAL DKBI8.
? .V? v?,?4t? "*** tile Hot?^ in the amendment*
to the bill providing for pajlng c*nal deste, except to
the ore having reference to the ' Baldwin claim," on
which the rote wa?? a-ie? 3 nay* 21
THg ANTI-RENT TAXATION BILI.
wan brought up, and the Dill lo.t A leconhUeration wag
oiofrfd,
TO* stw TORK PAKK 't'Rfno.v.
Mr. Morgan, (?big) reported the outral Park bill
aim m M. aud the t*eu*te agreed to the report
???>"?. (?hy) had consent to report the Jones'
W.jod a.k bill auiendea so as to all?w the Corporation
u "elect 'uoh H,te ?? 'bey may deem best.
Mr. Iiktkman said that 1>eing convinced th-it New York
city de^red two park*, and that Jo. e,' p*'k .t, eminent
1> de-tra ble he now called for a r?te r? the bill Jones'
wood wan rather meadow than wood and - a wrm of
h.lds separates by (linnet o' tree ? i- vas aocoi.|i?le br
J bjLKn"-v "twn.hoau, as ?eiU., hy urcnue rail
. 17,6 c"mirercial u-es of the water font would
i< main, as at Brooklyn Pefghts, without inju y t> the
park Una above. Jol?*' park wih at oqoo av*>Ut>!P aud
tl.rjtfo.e It ought to be grafted to the people Mr B
* fully weighed the ca?e. His interest* you Id br more
advanced by the Central park than oy the oih?r The
people of New Yom city required both pam. and he w?s
pieiared to do all in bis power to give them both
Tim- Mil to provide for the Central IV k pnw*l, with
jreeidment* nan log Augustus Sckell Lutne,- Kr*d>sh
tiicha.-l llsboeffer, tfiliiam Kent atd lid-ard C We-t as
conttpipMnoerH.
Mr Beeeman then called up bis Mil. which leaves to
the corporation to doo.de whethor Jones' I'ark shall be
taken After a long .It bat? tbe bili ru lux,? Ay o-i 12,
r.a, s 10. ' ^
a recess was then taken.
AKTEltNOON SKSSMiN.
TWO .NKW PaRKA rOR JiRW YORK
The J^na'c receded froa. its amendments to the Cen
tial Fatk bill, so it is a Jaw.
? Tlw T?t? on the Jones Park bill vas reconsidered and
the bi)l,pas>ed.
THE 8KRYIC12 OF riiO.TSS
The bill to repeal tbe i^xvice of Process act was lost.
TI RE.NT TAX BltJ.,
fhe vote v. as again taken on the hill to impose a
ecaool and highway tax on manorial tents, and the bill
was again rejected.
TnK PAXIL REPAIRS.
The bill to let the canal repairs by contract was lost.
THE FINALS.
E D. Morgan was unanimously elected I'rMiftNit
pro frm
Adjourned nne die.
Aawmbly,
Alhawt, July 20? 7# p. II.
THE HirpPLT DUX
vas received from the Senate, with a message that they
i ad pussed the , au?e as agreed upon by the C -nferenoe
Committee. The report of that committee revtina the
'?mvrdment Insisted upon ky the House, inserting a pro
vi. ion with reference to the appropriation to the New
York volunteers, that tbe money shall be distributed
among 1 he legal survivors holding the outstanding cer
tificates, to be paid to eaeli holder hi* proportionate
share on the relinquishment of the certificate.
Tbe report was concurred in and the bill passed.
A PHILAVniROHC PROPOSITION.
Mr. Hotij? ottered a resolution for the appropriation
b? the members of the pay received by them duting Be
ets. to orphan a<yluros. Ac., making a vote in favor of
1h< resolution a relinquishment by -t.be member of such
pay. Meever.
NAVIGATION COMPAMKS
On motion of Mr. Taylor, the bill to incorporate navi
gation companies wa? ordered to a third reading.
THE TATE CATASTROPHE AT NIAGARA.
Mr. HoiiJtr alluded ?o ihe recent accident at Niagara
rails, ai d a?ked content to Introduce a bill for the ap.
po-ntment of a cororer In the village of Nl.tgara rail*.
Granted, anil the bill read a first and second time.
KVM.lUNT PARHK.N.iRKS
Mr. Wood asked cogent that the bill for the protec
tion of omigrant passengers might no* have its third
leading. Granted, and the bill read aud passed.
rai.i.s i-A.-.-Ki)
To provide for the erec ion of an Armory for the mill
tary in the city of Brooklyn and to authorise the sale of
tbe bullying now used for that purpose.
In relation to highways and bridges in Montgomery
To amend the oharter of the Mexican Ocein Mail ami
Inland Navigation Company
To change the name t.f the villsge of Arcadia to that of
Newai k.
to auihoriFe tbe trustees of the village of Cfcnandaigut
to borrow mocey and to provide far a contingent tuad.
RXTRAORMNARY CORPORATIONS
The TToute to< k up 'he bill for the incorporation of
eoibp lines foin.ed to navigate bays, lakes, rivers, and
carals,
Mr. IT^niinr moved to recommit the bill it the Com
mit tw of the Whole, and proceeded to speak in opposition
itr I<oomih hoped the bill might now come to a voto.
II'.- ?ai tati-fied that it could not pass
Mr Hadlky withdrew his uiolion.
Mr Woon pieserted t.w-i petitlots from citizen* ot Sv
nicu^e for the passage of this act. Read.
Mr. iJTn.FJOHN presented a petition,
Mr. Clapp moved thst the bill he teferred to the Canal
ommitue He rega-ded the bill b- called for by the
eommeieial interests of the State He showed that upon
the enlarged cansl individual? or firms could not control
ii line of boal?. Tueam^uat of capital reqatoite called
for incorporated companies. The l?ul provide* fur the in
eotpc ration of companie* o' not 1??. than *10 000 nor
more than $160,100 The whole capital int^ted in the
boats upon the enlarged canal will be some ?a,(,00,ofl0.
lni' In I m1 oor not hMnco crvnt? a monopoly or aart^inir
r ittii; cbBDBwl hU n,0ti0B to the Judiciary Cum
Mr lUiii*v iegaide.1 the measure as fatal to the labor
hg ln'. rest-of the State, lie suggested that a t four
>ears were yet to elapse before the c*nal would be en
larged, there was no nec-sslty for hurrying tbe bill
through just at the clow of this session. He move' to
amend the motion to refer to the Co?nmittee of the
Wbclo.
Mr. Haottwor feared that the bill was not thoroughly
understood Be was In favor of the bill and desired
to refer to the arguments advanced for the consolida
tion of tbe central railroads that it would eanse a re
duction of the fare. This same result would follow
the combination of oapital upon the canal*. Tbe
pilees 'or transportation will he reduced, and hence
the people would be beaefltted What, ha asked
wee the iliipi to be apprehended' It ia urjei
that it U not ?a'e to create tbexe laif* comoanles
for tfetf would draw a'l lb* bantam* ThU h?*
e*?r haea urgod. But ho? do the*e comotniei man a
large ebare of bulinasa f It ll obr'ou-ly bf affi'dlng
cheap taw and T??es of transportation Aid wan thie
ti? be fe*re<i ? I.arge companies are authorized every
day Duufutu>n>(, rai'rotd mrgnrntliiM, and o?hers,
and ?b?t mi-chief have they dune 'r He was ?urpri-?1
?t r-ch opposition to the bill and urged allowing the bill
to oonr.e to a vote hoping there wan good iteiue enough
in ib? Hnme to pwi It.
Mr. I.rrnJUoMpf oliii<ri?d <htt a largi portion ot the
Stale called for the bill, and he hm*! menhnra would
inform thforalra* uooa the bill He booed it woald be
refe?red to the Judiciary Comaiittoe, that all doubt oon
oeroire it miiiht be removed
Mr Temple moved that the Efeuae adjourn. Lost,
? jea 47 nays 4*.
Mi Ptkwakt regarded the hill m ooe of the mo*t la
IquitouH evet pre.ented for the action nf the Ho<i?e Iti
tendency wa? to create mooopolina. He moved the pre
vioit* question, which waa ordered.
The rill ?a? then rrad and ln?t bf ayes 13 noei 47.
Mr Curr moved a rfcint'dertMot
Mr W ood moved to lay tha' motion ?n the table
Mr Baoijcy moved the previous question. Carried.
The motion to tecunaider wa? lout.
Adjourned.
Albany. July 21, 1353.
THK RAn.ROAn ACTTDKfT TTIX
Mr. W Taylor moved th*t the Roll oaA Accident bill
Ire no ? 'end ? third time Carried and the bill w??read.
Mr BtJRKOCOHS moved the referenne of the bill back
to the Railiood Committee with loetruotiona to insert
pn'ti'loM for the con-tru?'i?n by railroad coroo rations
bf suitable tenceH catt'e guard , flic. He urged the tm
portaii ce of sourd teoceii tie., claim'ng 'hat provisions
upon ti'at. poirt were among the most Important that
could he ir<?e't?d in the hill.
Mr W. Taylor would be glad to have a fuiitab'e provi
sion of this kind in tt e h II if there was titre The hill,
an it now mrd^h, has received tie sanction of the public
I tees ai d he hoped it would come to a vote at oooe
Mr f ttfcKM wae opposed to home provnioos in toe bill
It provider for brakeunen on the care, but not for sound
h'kl<et He hKo ailnced to the provision concerning en
i lo \ e? addicted to the uw of intoz'eating liquor* oUlui
itg that every road should also orohibit tbe ? ale of liquor
at the several stooping places along 'he road as the Ne?v
York aid Eri? Koilroad Co 's road h\* already dooe
upon tbat road lie w?a also oppeeed to thft-ah?ence of
all provision* upon (be subject of fences
Mr Bvrrocgiis uioved to refer the hill back to the
Failroad t\ n.mittee. to make specific amendments. Car
tied
Tin* . DKTKRMIIfATTON TO 4DJO(Ttty
p. s.e ssKa&sr tbrcrn^rar at 6 ?'c,ock
tbe, had concurred i? tbe ' *" * that
v. n. KL1TBUSH rtANK ROAD.
Boad to ejliect tolls tn certain
JteS" t0 leCOnS,4er WM CMrto* and bill read
,? . BTJJi KAMKn
i^0rE0rut# the v,IUw? ?f Yookers.
Xj naetd the am lajtog out Bu-hwiok.
Tb? Ho??^V!S,NST,-V"u ?"M' ??"?.
PeSywZa7o.Tcr.t0.rU?,,',Wer th# T?W ^Mlin5 *?
bif ' V*?" ^^"^Xur^ Aocld^t
uL:l,LtMm*aU< C? ^ ?^SEiS'S
xas,-SJ,K!f?'3f^~4,'kM
UDd8r Hl!Lw,MU? "f ,2? fHr to .omulr 00mpi,,/'
Mr T ^JILAlmC AtlD P1C1M,: HAn.R(UI) nit.L
Jd'r?OU"Er,n0Ve*that hlU no? ??v. if third
mov,d to recommit the bill, and Dro
gaged io tbe ?ork. ?o?ni? H (teuton is en
Tant'bMh .LhItrhSVf,Hl thU *' one of ,he ">?*t i ai nor- I
tou-e n. ?m 1 0 ' ?r the a-itioo of tue I
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ftouM- tue Hi,m?ii?n beoenl? or C """""J *ad
xisr.sr.r.o- - -tsm: 1
are Vh<Ul 'ead " 'hird 1iu,e <"??P***?, by
Mr !? ur iT? 0F ?E "WWUlfcrs Biu.
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Con mit.ee orTj Dutc'1?a?, from the Jnd'Oi^ry
rTentH awsajsrai^f
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now'r^rfb^W,0' Hertimer mOTOd th,t a" WU ^
t ati/'a-ion of t^Vo^l^d" re""111"5 th6 "r
refeired wi,h ??
Sl,PpP?rt<d
Urrivfd"'^ rbiCh th<* ',r*otlc* of imi^oh^entH^A?
^?2rt sas^.srj&uW'i " sk
lV" ? i. ,T "ir- ,ilat ??? L?vi s Chatlirid on tr^oi
r?Lo? ,nf>II,0u* proo?ediDg <y,neoe^d at tbe hoa/e of
S hid to?e?rtt,t?e,Iudh SM>f0'd?- Chnr"h "?d suppose
four filriNlili: 'RM wou'd yo,. w,Icet .he othe.
hl?v4ta^rwd,Df in tbe Cmal
<1,. i q ? ? , _ *y nim. And du-v hfl A^kcd C4B
oa-e oM f'e M^'thf \t '|f u ,'pt,al" *" in tri?'1 11 P"Q th
p.rAuT- M?# ^h'^Tu^r :nhatbha?d
./.h^S ^He claimed* tb *'t?i t"1 '
now . ,r-tlf,0 f?r this Houae to deeide ^eM.V ,h?%'
t abaction ?, juflge to sit in trial whether 'her Io,,ld
Twhlrl C0"rt ,u contemPt or revere them In m the
r e,r?"m','?oces in which they we .> nlaaed
i T!"i (fen,,eni*n from Orlenrn (Mr
, Ju,t 'ndnlg?d in a phillip o atr^init tha
Pie- Went of the co ope ative br*n.h of thi, L^alltneL
tot ?.r :b,tL U 1htib",', 10 ?nr new heno H or
a??to"ssX"i^S- J&iiwi's.agja:
"? the ^Rl?'?ture, and urged that thab.il
t he fa ial mc*UH ^ afforded the court to cvr, or.
l^.?;h^;aY0,k' previous
m" M *' * ,h,r,! ""J lo-t, hT aye, 4ft
?l J 1H* CAXAI nKMN
?l.bts ir "PPtopri.l.r jf moners to the p?rmeat of oaml
i.VinV thit *?lr,s r'c,a S"UI?,?- "Hh ?
f ' 7k ,V h"'' c ocurred in two nmend ??n< no
?!d. In^U.m ^rift^T'1 ?,mC"r"Xl iU t,,e th"d' (th '
*? . ^rb^er^x^r insUt upon
TTIK TlAtl.'lOAB TAX AAiD TOM B1I.I..
? 'h.C of Ways and Means
r?ni-M iBih" H hl11 r,'co,lmendiog a concur
runiee in (he sroendments of the S-na'e
uiibHl*n"n'i,I"DtH W"r# coneurred ??/ ayes 73,
n.. k? i iTHT!aw.T0RK (twtiul park btix.
TT>e bi.l to altar the map of the city of New Vor* bv
Uytng out a public plaoe on the same, was reeeiv^d
^ointhe Heuats with amendments, which were concur
., .. ?HJi? K?AI> AJfT? PAflni).
?or th? relief of James W. Potter.
T? aipend the charter o t the A uhara Female ~ ?
* p*,9'Jo? W "''/rogates court* h*M by <mm\f I^m.
To regulate the number of hour* of labor m puWte
work* (letroduoed by Mr. D. B. Taylor, too
hour* * d?? '? work )
To put iih person* guilty of wilfully obstructing the
moult g of railroad cars.
1KB EXAMINATION OP THE CONDUCT OP tfTATK emciu.
Mr. McLuir from the Printiog loomutM reported a
r^soluti^n for the printing of 10 000 copte* of tbe report
of tbe Selee*. Commit ee to examine int< the ondnct of
tbe State officer*. for tbe u?e of ?uab ofllcara, and twenty
eluht oooiea of botli tbe roajo-ity aid minority report*
for each member of tbe Legi-latura
THE TAXATION OP MI VIMTKKW
Tbe bill to repeal tiie act exempting p opertr of mini*
I tern of tbe go<pel from taxation waa rtad a thirl time
aid lnat b? a>e?41, nay* 44.
RtCOhH to 3 P M.
AFTKKNOOX 3KS8ION.
Tim HOLD IE RH IN THK LAST Will WITH ESOLAWP
The e?mmitiee reported that to- b-'l for tb? rel'ef of
tbe Mirvivlng 'oilier* of the war of 1812 required the as
neat of two tbi'd?
THK raw YORK MAKIXK OOUtT
Tbe aveo^meet o' ?.h? Senate to rbe New York M*
riee Ourt biU concurred in. It relate* to assaults and
tlsider tuit*.
HIK CENTRAL PAKK.
Cnoourrerc* with tbe in its tmeodrneatH to the
Central Patk bill ?a*> retuw-d.
THK HLAVE TRANSIT BILL
The Houae refund to nu?uei.d the ruin tt> take up Mr.
P. B Tajlor h 'lave Tr*?>*lt hill
TIIE TAXATION OP INIXJRPOLATKD C^MIMNIW
The Senate's amendments to the b l< routlve to a?
sfeanient of taxe* in incorporated ooui, anie<> were con
eurrefi in.
JONW' PAKK
The Jore?' Park bill ?a> i ??sed.
THE tFPAKKB OOMPUMEK fltl> AND ATTACKKD
Mr Caky (?h*ii) o? a oga. offered a resolution for
a vote of > bai U to i be Speaker
Mr Ri'hpei.l Smith took tb? oh*ir, ebee
Mr. Burroughs denounce J the cmirte or Ibe Speaker,
b*a waLt of iinpiutMity in appointing committee* and in
making tltcvior.s Ac &lo
l'enr<t< g hi- -.raiark- rbe Speaker re?nmed t^e o*i?ir.
HOARD OP MAN AOkKh TO PKOHETU f E MK. MATIIE*
Tbe SpkakilR aui>outiced M?*srs Loon's Chatopiin. No
b'e HsftiMti-. HeaciooH. Mc Harney anil Wood, manners of
the impeacbmeoT c?h?.
OPFO-ITION Tl) THE BPKAKER OONTTNltED? THE WI.VD UP.
Mr Burroughs proceeded with hl< re<uart* against
8} rak?*r Lnrilow, ?bei. be waa called to order.
Mr Loomu offered a resolution to reprmvod Mr. Bur
ro> (jb- for aj Insult to the Cbair in bis remark*
Nothing foilo??il upon this resolution. Adjourned
sine die
Bxitnihr Conflagration at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati, Jul* 21 1853.
A fire bt oke out about noon to-day in the large tooj
factory cn the corner of Broadway a< d Eighth street,
and moit of tbe hnuaea on the bl< ck east of Broadway,
between Seventh aod Eighth street, we '6 burned.
The wind was bigh, and it was with the greatest diffi
culty that the flames were prevented from spreading
fur'ber.
The Ca'boliochttrch on Sycsmore street, four square*
distant, waa at one time on 6re.
Thn build'ng* deatroyed were mostly of wood.
The loss i* estimated at $50,000.
Death of Richard Henry Lee.
Cincinnati July 21 1863.
Richard Henry Lee, lately conSdential secretary of the
government under Stci**arv Cor win, but more recently
associate publisher of the Cincinnati Commercial, died in
this oity at Ore o'clock this afternoon of bilious fever.
Murderer to be Hung at Pittsburg.
PirriBURO Jul? 21, 1863
nte dea?h warrant of Jewell, connected witb the mur
der of Mitchell, on the 4th July, 1862, was unexpectedly
reo?ived thif morning He is to be hung on the 2d ef
September next.
Bkctlon at Prince Bdward Island.
Boston, July 21, 1853
Halifax j: nprrs motived by the Kuropa, aonout ce tha1
tbe cereervauTef bare carried Prince Edward Island by
time majority, with one member in dispute.
The Soutbet n Steamers.
Savannah July 19, 1858.
Ilie *team>hip Augusta, C*pt. Lyoa, arrived at her
wbatf hete in nix ?nd a half hourii from New York.
C itAKLEHTON, July 19 1863.
Tfce U 8 mail steamship Southerner. Capt. John Dick
inson. fros* N??r Yoik, arrived here at ten o'clock this
morning.
Ma kcts.
Nbw Oslkans. July 18, 1863.
The ealen of ootton on Saturday w?m 140G bales aud to
day they 1 ive bocc 1 600 btle-i. Middling 1(i)jc. Bacon
hides are eeiliz-g at 8^0., aad shouMorn a' i\c
an* Oblbinh July 19, 1863.
Th" tales of cotton to day reached 00;t b?in?. Dealers
a'c awaiting tne ndticen per tbe Franklin aud Kuropa.
Middling ij> quo'.fcd at 10\c a 103^c.
Melancholy and Strand k. ? We are once more
reminded of the terrible OOtUafaa of Anril last, nuar
our city, by the following brief but inelMicholy sta*e
meits. It will remembered that in the list of the
dead were recorded four unknown pet-suns, a man,
w>man. and two lads of about eleven and fifteen
years of age, and they were buried without being
recogntacd, with no friend to follow them to the
urave, aud no inscription to be written above them
but the sad one of tbe " unknown.'' It will be re
membered also, that aa infant, very neatly dressed,
was taken uninjured from the ruins but found itself
among ptranuers, without one to claim or even re
cognise it. It naturally excited the sympathies of
many of our citizens, aud was kindly cirel for and
UUBli in 9M ?f our most respectable flsafltei A
cow was also on board the triin, for which no owner
could be found. It was lear^d that all these might
l>elong to one family, and after long continued aud
faithful exertions such has been found to be the ca<-o.
Tlie investigation has also elicited the following
sad fact, that another young man who was killed,
about seventeen years of age, and supposed to be
Mr. Misner, from a card found in hi* pocket with this
name npon it, was also one of the sons. The name
of the family was Kellogg. They were moving from
New York State to Minnesota." whither two older
sons had alreudy gone, and leaving behind a dtugh
ter of full age." These three remainiug members of
the family have been here, havo reclaimed their in
fant sister, and visite< I '.he graves of their parents
and three brothers. This is the saddest tale of all
connected with this memorable and heartrending
cntas'Tophe. Its record will live in some families
through iuore than one generation.? Chicu so Tri
bune. ?
SlKUT'LAR ANT> OeSPKRATK ATTEMPT TO MlR
DkR ?The Hpringlield (Mo.) Xdvtrtiscr relates the
following circumstance, which is about the strangest
attempt to perpetrate murder, and an equally strange
escape, that we have ever read: ? John Russell wws
on his return hoinc to Btone county, near the mouth
of .lume* river, when he was overtaken by three vil
lains, who ev inced a disposition to stop his progress.
He attempted to escape from them. They pursued
him. and he took to the woods. His horse gave out,
and he endeavored to escape on foot; he was taken,
his threat cut, his pockets rifled, and he was left in
a thicket, where it was supposed he would die. Hut
he survived until next morning, when one of the
wretches return* d and cut his throat again, lie had
crawltd to a road and was tracked by his blood.
Kimberling was coming alon^ just at the time, and
the villain fled before he finished his work. The
trachea was cut ho as to prevent articulation. Ho
rode bark to UerrvV. got help, and returned as soon
as possible. Wh'le he was g>>ne, the Hen i returned
a third time, and told him he should not live to give
evidence against lilm. The poor fellow armed him
self with a knife, determined to defend himself.
He was stunned with a blow from a rock, and his
own knife again used to cut his throat. Whcu Kim
berling returned , in a few minutes, he was removed
to a neighboring house, where Mrs. Messenger
stitched up the horrible wound, so that be was able
to give this infonnntion. It is said that the poor
fellow may get well. He swallow* water well, and
breathes through the natural orifice. He hail but
little money, and the scoundnta did not get thia,i>.
The de-peradoes escaped.
Nswf from inn Capf of Goon Hope.- The
bnrk l'remont, from Cape of (5oo<l Hope, Jcne 2,
arrived at this port last evening, says the Boston
Trart/frr of the 2nth instant. The only news by
this arrival is that there is a good deal of grumbling,
in some parts of the colony, at the new constitution.
At a meeting at (irabamstown, the new constitution
was denounced a.-* tbe greatest cune which had ever
befallen the colony: that under it the mot barbarous
of the natives coold not only vote, but also becone
candidates themselves, and that, so far as the franchise
is concerned , they might as well have been born
with black fates. Tlie (Jape Monitor, in the excess
of its indignation against the terms of the peace,
says that La ciue of further trouble between the colo
nists and the aboriginal chiefs, Rngland will not foot
the bill IY>r troops to subjugate, and asks what is to
frevent tho Assembly from invoking the aid of the
'rcnrh, Dutch, or even Amorkans. With regard to
tbe latter, he says: ?
It In rumored that tlie Halted States conte npUte the
removal of their South Atlantic fleet from Rio Janeiro to
Table Bar; and at many expre<? an affectionate admire
Hon tor the pro we* ? ai well as the repuMioaalsm of lire
ther Jooathaa. it ia sot unlikely that in the event of such
I a catastrophe at an unraooMsful Kafflr war, the spirit of
[ Yankee ekivalxy w*u!4 aot be invoked ia rata.
from Hew Haven .
C0KRB8P0NDKNC* OP THE N. T. HKE4LP.
Ntrw H*t*n July 21, 1868
Arrival of the \ne Turk Firemen? Incident* of their T/ip
? 1'rrfta. a'ion for the kXremen'i Celebration ifie
The *?*w York firemen delegated to pertictoate la tb?
c< fir tbe prize to morrow have arrived at the
"Ci'y of Elian." We left New York at precisely two
o'clock this afternoon, having on board abo it 200 of tbi
flinneu of New York. The-e couponed three companies,
viz the South* ark Ergine No 38, New Y'irk Hose
No 5 M <1 ll<'ok and ladder Company No. 1. The
Southwark Engine one of the finest in New
York. the lorir and ponderous ladder* of Mutual No.
1 and the splendid hose cart of No. 6, were snug'y
sto?edawsy on board the Massachusetts, and amid the
cheers of the as^niHed thousands on the dock, who had
gathered to seo us off, the steamer swung from her moor
ings ard glided into 'he ft) earn Along ihe iii-er cr?wd?
ot f peculators habited un, in answer to which salutations
the bauds ou fco.ia s ruck up. nod an
?'lfusic srose, wi'h its voluptuous ? well,''
?lis ?ho>e seemed to rejoice, and sent us lu return the
frsgr.nce of its tiowois, aud the best wishes of its in
habitant'.
As we passed the Navy Yard the old North Carolina
let. loose her tburdors, but whother her salute was in
tended for us or for gues's about visiting her we a* yet
do Dot know. The New Yoik Kiremen ate a modest seto'
boys, arid are n? t noxious nor wil'.ing to appropriate to
themselves hoi ors that do not cloarly belong to them
I hope lio?evor, for the cedit of the veteran snip, and
for tbe appreciation of her cf*?, tie guns were la hinor
of tbe New Voik tiremeu. I never koew or associated with
a met" g<*n?iou> or Rkntletnaiily set of men thai those
delisted "n tl.-? pre eit occ*?ion. They aie ? ome of the
^<c>?td c in Sv*r York, ai.d whether to raor
row tbej e*rr\ <'ff t h? pHz? or not. io their hands the
hoi or i.f mi- ^epa!"* entof ?hlnh they form an ornament
will bo Di.blj tuslmn< ] I'bey all fe> 1 sanguine of success
to morrow. but de'-ar cauno' ?1?ai* be ?v iid"d and in
mm* cares riefe.-tt is not, o. bouoraMo, aod ii any o her
company thou id win tbe palm to mirror one thing is
ct-rtsitt. their victory will n"t be ?n ea-y one.
About foui o'clock the company on board the Msssa
chu-ettM sat dt>?n to a sumptuous dinner. Asthnhiur
approached sacoe be* an to grow uiiov, and, tftft tug that
* Nature t bfcer* a vseuum "kuiany hands were laid uuoa
stomachs. Indication tbat at that particular time
ninny vacurs* existed. At leng'h a spokesman, who
was we corned as a ministering anitel arose wltn the digni
ty of Mokch; and when silence bad been obtained he de
livered the following satUfactory hut luoinic speech: ?
"Gentlemen dint er is leady. All form id single die.
and go to grub. There is plenty on the tables, and If
then is not enough will be put on, so we don't want no
grumbling ' '
The spesker was lost In the orowd, the company soon
found thum-elves at tbe table, ard immediately the go>d
tbii'gs were being stowed away about at fa?t as strong
and able-bnvi'ed n en could do the business. After the
loner m?n bad been full* attended to, dancing, ring
ii g. std playing c?rds, were the attractions of the day.
Tbe three excellent hands of mu?lc, consisting of
Adams', the Empire, and Bloom field's, gave us excellent
muMc: aod as the notes rolled over
*'1he deep blue waters of the dark blue sea,"
the rippling wateis seemed to danoe to the enrapturing
strains
We arrived in New Haven about 8>* o'clock, and found
the docks one swarm of humsn beings, waiting to receive
'he New YO*t delegation. At tbe time I write the New
Haven firemen aie preparing to give the New Yorkers a
receation and sre about to give them a torshlight pro
cession. I will give you the full particulars to m'rrow.
PAX VOHIdCUJl.
Domestic Mlacrllany.
Jame? B. Neli-on. a i rinter. formorl? of Louisville, Ky.,
waa drovbtd at Kocin>-rt on the 12th last He wm
bathing. and being ?elz?d #ith cramp, dro?ne<l.
We notice in our *xohaDf?a that Clay Sprinpi Hanover
oounty, Va , the birth pUoe -f Henry OU?. aad Atbl&nd,
his residence, la Kentucky, are both advertiaed for a?le.
A lump of coal weighing About Hf'een tons iu
brought to Baltimore on it r. day lai>t. b? the Parker
Vt-ia Ompany. It ia to he brought to New York far ex
hibit ion in tbeCijatal I'alice
Soioetlni g like fo-'y bill* of Indictment, hare been
found b} 'ho 1 1 Jmy of the United State* Circuit
Court iti Mitbigu.:i auitiui-t pariea engaged in depreda
ting uptin the govomu- ent timber land*.
Tba Hi an>D Catholic papers of Montreal nay that the
Ixnuijiae <iava/.zi it, nw in I'm cany, aud that the G&vazzi
ot Uiic <ou.?;y if?>j 'in pooler.
An intone woiran Mrs. K^rbv, sumo tioie airo threw
berrflf fiom n ?l,<ow in tbo Pennsylvania Hotpitil,
lltthbuv, aid tb>. tN <-k of tbe fall h?? ba.d the elfcct of
;e?torii g her tlip u-?i m her reaaou She *'i?tA<ned severe
b Jily injury but tbe Mi v?iel*n>< think ahe will recover.
Ooii N ]' Tallma Ibo Food tin Luc. ih lecturing
nun tb>> fubjcct of " Sj.i: itual Manifest ationa.'' lie is a
firm believer.
A saw mill b?loniMPir to Philip Kimball waa dettrnyed
by ilie in luavich un the loth inat. Supposed to h?re
btit-n 'be aot of at) inueb Jiarv . Loj? $10,000; insured
for $4,460
Bnrtio> I>d<1y. vrjio ??? indicted at Albany for the mur
der ot h 8 will ha.- beer acquitted.
The pople of Hart'ord bave vo'wl by a Urge Majority
in favtr ot the introdui "ion ot pute water ic M that city.
Mr. Warner, n corduoUr an the K.itland and liurliwrion
Railroad, w?- fcilicd on tbe 1.1 th intt by falling between
two car- while tb? train was in motion.
1h>> btll abrli-tii tr cipi al pmu.huient has b*en aigned
by tbe Uottmor of Wisconsin.
An Inihonant Ho ran ok Rbikesentativjir. ?
Tbe fo'lowing resolutions, ia relation to the acquit
tal of Judge Levi Hubbell, t?y the Senate, have been
introduced in the House of Representatives of Wis
consin : ?
Wlieirm. 4hla Honte exhibited articles of UnDf vch
m#t>t*zai l.evt Hubiwll. Judge of the Second Judi
cial Circuit, for eo/rupt conduct in off, -e, and for criuea
and i .1- tf??>e?nor?. before the honorable Senate And
wl<ere?- me managers of tb? liouse adduced evidence
cati'iar nrj to this H iu?e in i:i:rn' >ninji? aad aupport
of ?.uei> iiMiienchment Avi .. hcr->.is tho honorable
Her? e l a? therenpOP ?ci| iiti?d ?lio n>d r.svi Hubbell.
Kerolrro, That auoh acquittal la uriiatUKctorr to thi4
Hou-e and. aa the Hou-o bWiercs, unwarrauten by the
?vMence,
SBOOTIKfi AfKRAT. ? i. ClIBiiVMAK IN A
Fioht. ? The monotony of our city was disturbed, ft
day or two since, by a vcrv serious contention be
tween Mr. Rider and the lie v. Mr. Hill. It seems |
that amon*i many causes of trouble, the latter hid
used dierecpecttiil language toward the family of Mr.
Rider, who appears to be a very peaceable citizen,
and who very properly resented tho insult, and
soup lit some .ipulogy, which being refused, he ad
ministered a lew slights of hand, Then the reverend
gentleman drew u pistol and fired at him. Rider
seized the pistol and escaped the charge, and after a
lew more illustrations of the cuflicg science, the
scene ended. ? Chattanooga ( Trnn .), Advertiser,
July 16.
M I'KiiKit ik Onemia County, ? lames O'Rryan
was killed, on Sunday night, 17th inst., by a man
named John McCanuon, at Boonville, in this county.
We have not all the particulars, hut learn that some
difficulty had existed between tbe parties, and that
McCnnnon first knocked 0 Bryan down with a stone,
aod iftliwanh taHtaM him with a knifa. He
had been drinking, but it is said was not venr much
intoxicated. M< Cannon was lodged in jail in this
village ? Rimic Sentinel, July l'J.
Awfvl Catastkophk. ? On the afternoon of
Wednesday, the 22d ult, Mr. Itaglaud, tho overseer
of Colonel Wm. Pjrtur, with twelve negroes, and
about as many horses and mules, took shelter from
the 6torm in a largo shed on the plantation, which
was struck by lightning, knocking out the end of the
building, and killing two negro men, four mules and
twa horses. Colonel Porter's i.lace is situated about
seven miles south of Jackson, Miss.
SUDDCN DKATM OK A FaTHKB ANII pAPOnTKR. ?
Coroner Pratt was called this morning to view the
bodies of Edward Carne*. rigger, ami Elizabeth
Young, bis daughter, who died suddenly yesterday,
sit tbeir residence, No. 2s Hull street. Both the de
censed were as well as usual on Hunday. The phy
sicians report the cause of death to be cholera inor
' hns. Others of tho family were also sick, but are
out of danger.? Eo-itmi Traveller, July l'J.
"Carhy Me Back."? Two slnvei who ran off
from tlis estate of the late Win. Tel t, of Parkersburg,
Va., about two years ago, and went to Ohio, huve re
cently voluntarily returned to slavery, on the ground
that they wt re suffering for food, and were unable O
procure work. Three others, who ran off' at the sa ne
time, and were anxious to return, were prevented
by the abolitionists, who forcibly detained their chil
dren.
Brkar on rBK Ebik Canai ? One of tie lower
pates of the river lock near Montezuma gave way on
the night of the 14th Inst This lock vs as enlarged
last winter, and the gates new. This wijl necessarily
detain the navigation some K to 48 toura, owing to
the difficulty of getting mechanics.
Forf.ion Vick CoNBtJi. ? Ewwbio Jose Gomeis.
lias been officially recognised by the President e^
Vice Coniral of Sardinia for the State of Florida^ to
reside at Key Weat.
Ohio Rivnt ? At Pittaburg on the 20th inat,
there were bat twenty-two Inches water tu the chan
nel of the Ohio river, ?nd faUiog.
Flgfct with tki Beaver bland Mornwi Mi
Men iMnnroualjr Wonnand
[fma the Cbleigo Journal Jul/ M 1
We are indebted to Captain E. 8 Stone, of the bark
Morgan, who arrived here yesterday, for the following
extract from his log-book, detailing a bloody reno?a
tre tietween a party of Mormons from Bea"tr Island
and a party of citizens from the main shore : ?
Hakk Mom. an from Sauina w kob Chiuaoo, )
July 13 fl o'clock P. M , 186S f
Off bead Bearer J -land, 16 a>tle? from the main opposite
PiDe River, Miob. . wind S 8 K.. light and ote?r.
Heard reports of firearms and loud about* as of a
general mtUe on the main. Directly saw two am ill
boats coming off from the settlement at Pine river.
Immediately saw another large fish boat in pursuit of
the two ahead, all apparently filled with men. A.
brisk fire was kept up from the stern boat noon the
two other*. As they approached, saw there wa*
trouble and excitement. The two boats ahead wen
endeavoring to get clear from the more powerful aa
Hailants in tue larger boat, which was fast gaining on
them, keeping up a brisk runuing fire without re
ceiving a shut in return. In this condition the two
head bouts approached within hailing distance of oft,
and bejrged us to take them on board and affjrd them
protection, to which I asneuted, and they came on
hoard. The boat in chas<j, now about fifty rods dis
tant, "threw up" and lay on their oars, ceased tiring,
and hailed us, forbidding my receiving the cursed
Mormon* on boird ? that they were pirates, deserved
death, and should die, as al*o all those who protected
them, Ac., Ac., to all of which I mildly replied, that
the affair was somewhat an exciting one, and that j
could not permit them to approach any nearer the
vest el, in their present excited state, at which they
held a short consultation and then rowed off for the
shore from whence they came. Pine river.
Upon an inquiry into the affair and an examination
of i he wounded win had come on board I ascertain
ed the following facte: ? The party consisted of fif
teen men, among whom were the High Sheriff of the
Mi rmon county, (Beaver Island,) ytlier officials, oiti
zens, Ac., all Mormons, or adherents of the Latter
Day Saints ; six of them were severely wounded.
From all appearances they had a narrow escape
from their infuriated pursuers. Rifle balls had shat
tered and riddled the boat, and had indiscriminately
broken legs, arms, thighs, Ac., of the boats crews,
but miraculously escaped taking effect in immediate
vital places. Six men were wounded, but none mor
tal ly, though more than two hundred guns are kaowa
to have been fired, all in short range.
The following is the list of wounded: ?
Isaac Pierce, au ounce ball Through his arm, btttt
bones brokeu. It is hoped his arm will be saved.
A. J. Porter, shot through the hip; the ball pasaad*
as he sat on the rail of the boat, lengthwise of the
limb, stopping at the knee; doing well.
A. .1. Hall, severe flesh wound in the arm jost be
low the shoulder; bled profusely, but not danger* uahr.
J. T. Pierre, Alexander Wentworth, and Loom
Briggs slightly wounded.
After the excitement had somewhat subsided,
and the- wounded had been lcared for, to the beak
of my ability, I obtained the following informa
tion in relation to the general fight, difficulty, Ao : ?
Beaver Island is settled with a majority of Mormons,
By late legislative acts it has been net off into a coun
ty, towns, Ac. The inhabitants have proceeded te
organize, elect oflRcere, Ac. The Mormons, being in
the ascendancy, of course carried the election, aad
the test in politics was Mormons and Ueiitilaa, (not
whigs, democrats and free soilers.) The gentile*
were beaten in the election, and when they saw their
situation came ,to the determination to be noa-aaton;
that is, claimed no organization, subject to no law,
especially to no Mormon law. However, the authori
ties that be went legally in, ard in pursuance of law,
the sheriff on this occasion had proceeded to tha s
township of Pine River, in said county, to summon
three jurymen to attend the County Ceurt. then in
session at Beaver Harbor. U pon tne sheriff* s landing'
to summons these jurymen, the gentiles of Pin* River
township assembled with arms, sticks, stones, Ae.,
protesting against any law. especial'y Mormon lair,
ordered the sheriff oT, and the running fight, u be
fore described, then and there commenced.
The party on arriving at Beaver island went adhora
in their own boats, and from appearances the iQtttar
will not be settled without further bloodshed.
Supreme Court? In I'hunbm.
IVfore Hon Judge Edw?rds
Trradwell and Trmdwtll VI. Bartholomew W.
Linch. ? This ?a? an application t > re-open a own
lolore a relercncc, for the purpose of pro luring R
book of accounts. The Judge said it id a matter of
discretion with a referee to open a cause after it baa
been submitted to him for the purpose ei hoeriag
further testimony. In this ease, I think, the (taxa
tion whs properly exercised.
Eriuard />? Leily ?.v. Janus Wright Motion
grunted , on payment of $10 oosts and all disburm
mente.
Join D. Abrahams vs. Eliza. 31. Stern. ? In t'llg
cose, the Judge sui.i it appeared from the affidarits
that the detciidnnt was in default before big anawvr
was put in; but an hU answer discloses a defenoe, ha
must be permitted to put it in, on payment of tit
costs of this motion and the disbursements.
Another Fugitive BUv? Cm in
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[From the Rspriiig Bulletin. Jtilv 'il 1
UWTKD J-TAU'.S CoVMI-SNttfKR'S OlTlOR ? llrforv OjIMaifl
! .-intier E 0 irgialiHm ? This in on. I r. ^ a colortd una,
r? i MtnU; about twtn*\ flvo tear* cf nge, wat b oiwbt
Uetoif Coin n o: iorier Inure n i m, on a warrant issued by
lilV, chaigod with belt* a fugitive (rous labor. HU
claimant I* J C) HosvinJ, r-f Cecil county. Maryland.
Ilia all Jtil fugitive r\-aa Dot repr?-en'e?l by couaseL
From tbK fact, and In con^iueuoe of hi* p otex.a
ttons that lit- Id a free n an, bom In FeUcrHTille New
Jeri-ey, the Cenimljalorer postponed 'he heniog t*
give au ojij "rtuiii'y to hsve gucb pert-ons notified is
Nt!?JcrMyni could -trove the tru'h o' ih* prinouer'a
MUtemmfe and ta ?*> tiro 'be attemlsi.ne of onnnoL
The colon <i man g*v* ? he ranim of numcicn. white faraa
er? te-fdh'K near Salem. who he Mid. could tent if/ ta
his b^irg a free man. lit '< s married man, :??d baa
been livlt g on a sniall cU<:e is Kof'.ersvi'le New Jer?ay,
opposite rhilaCelobla, wh<*re his nifeat present reside*.
He ban been following the water and ean resd, but net
. write, iii i arrest took place yesterday morning ta.tha
1 >- gr psrt < . the i.ity. fhe prij oner alle.t ri owaa
a and about four aero* of land a'. Hmh'o wn, about
nine f*om Sal?m, where he worked for ?e?eial yoara.
He ia o Kreemaaoo, boloi ging to a lo<is-e in Oanden. It
M<i>eai? that about four or tiro weeks ag > he wai a Treated
on a chnrge of riot bj a cons'. ihle and t>eni to prison,
but the colored Ma*ons of I'hiUdelpliia, obtaining a
knowledge (if the circumstanon, Interfered, and the
pti.-oter was di chargrd frou orison af'er being ta
du'aice frtiw -'urxlay until Vhitrsday. 11* ?a? agala ar
re tfd r'_.y, >? he allege^ on the charge of ewlaf
C'l-t* in the former caw, wn< teat la home pbioe orec
night, end 'bis morotrg taken to the office cf A idertaaa
Dallaa, cf Moyanieoning whnre he wax detained without
any peraon appearing ai/alnHt him nntil iboUnitad dtatea
Dmhf MarHhal a-rivcd al the oflice with the warrant
fi r hiit arrert. The information waa ooreyed to tha
Mart-hara (dice by (Jeo f Alberti, who eeema to have
bad the tnar aeetneat of the arre^.. The warrant far bia
arre?t name' him aa George Smith.
Peraonal Intelligence .
A salute of thirteen guns ??< fired frm the United
1 State* ship North Carolina, jentenlay, at noon, oa tka
occasion of the via it of General YiUamll, Minister frou
I'coador, to the Navy Yard, Brooklyn.
Hon. Henry B? dinger, of Virginia. Ckarge de Affair* ta
lVoni m i k ; lli.n ThuniM M Footn, of BnfT?Io, la'e Charge
de AIT:>irM to Auatria; Hon. M. How. Indiana. Judge Km
brt'e d > ; Hon. H. H Henry, Vermont, arrived ia tklt
city y?hterday and are occupying apartment* at the M?
tiopiditan Hotel. fltaJH
PE?AJtri ri:s.
For I.lverpool, in tl e itonraebip Ameri'-a. fro* Roltea?
Mlrs I.evln, Uoo X Fanvn, L P Uoldan, W A Math
i<w?, S Tiltim. M A nir.jkmpr. Hone* Williams. Kltby Page.
Lcari'r "f ilinpatebea, C B UaaUns*. Jas Stark, J Ocdea,
nnJ Mrs Vii>ery, <if Boston; John B Cl.mnfc *"d wire, of
Boyl<ton: (Jei.r?? R Balnb. or Newburypint, (Jen Charter
tin *nd John Lloyil, ?\f Protdsnee; C H Unmphreyiw of
Mnine; N Franklin, cf Naw Haven. C Spriagev, aa< W aa
Brown, of New York: -? ltealt of Philadelphia, Andrew
MeLfan, of Pes nrylvanin., John Stevens, of Ualtir^ore:
llenry Roti't, of (.h^rlesto-v, P P R*d< r wife and s?n, of
St l.nr.ii; ?* i MUses Waenler and 6 Whteler, of lleblle;
I McGee. I, Bunnrman inii B lloraon, of New Orlekaac
-Israel Kasha* anil wif*. >f Cali'nrala; Edward fcly. Costal
to fnmtiav; Shortd ?? . Jamrs ll?*fn John Mciisa t'haa
Pstlon, .1 B Kemp J H Wsnsh, John Ball, A lUiUajis, ?
Beard nn i ? Frater. of St John. N B; Ml?? l,or, Captain
Andtraoti and wiTo, A Hfbbard, and Henry M-rg'.ft. of Moat
real; ,C?ft C It Ford, wifo and ?on. of Kiy?' Rngiaeersj
? Low, M B Seymour and (l?n Gamble, of C*avta, Edwt
Tajloi, of ToT. nl<x; twi Mi'tfii ( urtr -bn two Mlseea
c?rt-?rlsht l'-jte* l?lehl snJ wife, of k .n, John P
ltaile) and mifc. ofCnha; Janes Wilson and wife and Robt
Ba'sntirie, of Liverpool; Wm McKeen, of Zxntdoa; A Bal
lirshy. Angal de Viran, and Robert Brown of hn<land; J*a
Letal man, and. C 11 Canpbt-ll and sin, of Seotland;?
Stlnch, aad ? Armada, of Madrid; Hitsy Covert, of Ce<
bum; ? No.,-arct, of Fmnce; two Mlsios Boruudens. and ?
k'chereria, ?1 Wrst Indies: ? Chacon, aAd Bclgaio? 99.
From Nortolk, Riclimord and Peterabnra, in the steam
shin Jan-Aatown?T S Baldwin, K B Cone, Jss R hee, ii
Hodge. A M Jones, John Scott. W H Harrison, MraCK
Sanndefs, Wm Mnmfotd, 11/ II A'laa, James H Colnmaa T
BColwnan David Tnmer, John Puesleu*. J H l.aln, Peter
H Ditaon. Wm Bonohoe, Wm MuBonald, Wm u Baldwin,
Wm P llcCortell James Ltlot* James II Gray d son, Mra
Hopkins and four ahlldren, k|Ws M 1'attlsra, Mrs S ana*
?Java Mrs Williams and son Jas B BudweUand lady, Miss A.
Ustri.cs, Mrs S Taylor Edwia H Rhodes, ihos V Smith, Mlsa
jodd, Miss llosmer. Miss fe Bnny anti servant, ch tries W
Allen, lady and infant; A G Bower*, lady and ?ea; Mine
Ball. Miss Lowing; A Marrington and family; W? Browaley,
lady aad daughter. Mrs 9w?n and daoghter, Cw LeeaarL
M Y Davidson. W ? loormaa. Co as Batehe, Jss O Trailer,
J C Mnrick. ( hsrles R Barksdale aad lady; D T MareatL
lady and eblld; Mra L A Hoole. Miss 9 ETosd. Silas Tottsa,
lady aad Ave children. Thos Flerr ete, J H Tborntea, C 9
Regaw, J 8 Wlnthrop. John Mager, Mra V Jeass. Mra John
Charles, John Wiaaat and lady, Mia J Okriftepker, Mra
Balae* Joseph Sslden. John Larkia, A a so a Jonee, dssrgai
Linen, Joseph H lloola, ??IM Chapman Mias R MoGswa^
Ckas Colgate, A W CroweU, Fraak Devalla, Wm ? Wotu2
aaiS# ia tk? staeraga.
ARRIVALS.
rremPoaee, PILJa soke Arittts-R W??v*r, R Wetrtf
Jr, M fnm, W rkiltipa, Jan.) PbiOipa, R Phillip*,