THE NEW YORK HERALJ).

WHOLE NO. 6477.- MORNING EDITION-FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1354. PRICE TWO CENTS.

Uff E W S BY MatwMkfUndiu tbe sincere (latiAeati'.a which her Hi Resignation of Senator Errrett, Ac. Movement* of EcPmUont TELEGRAPH. Jel'l « declaration kit giren to th« President it STILL H)IH. MARINE METERS. ItUaurt. RELIGIOUS MEETINGS. Uve bee. cheered if the nil. HIU4.4 to hid 'hiir M Boevox, Kay 18,1864. VISIT OF TELE HJCNRY CLAY OLCB. The Hon. Edward in Everett, consequence of iU health, Thi Packet Montciumt lihore-tiiki Yesterday the ex-I resident was permitted to rest un¬ S«w York Im( ConOrrenee or United States Senate, the re¬ ¦Ml iHwMen an the Atlantic.91ckncaa til evening, when he ngs'a put bias .elf in o the ban is of Chuck. signation to take effect in June, an Board Ship.Large Iceherge-Stalpo on his friends. During ths da7 he r-ceirsd s' his hotel, The New York East Conference of the Methodist Epis- e,T"1"M, lion. Rufus Choate has the General¬ i resigned Attorney yipp Sic* Sic. (the St. K'cho'as) the attentions o's oral of hia person¬ Church < ommenced its annuel session in Ike of the the Senate. M* lit and Hon. John H. copul Rejection Organs by *?Sf «.».'.'f'i«e«l5JbflnUri>.»t,0Bl! ship, Clifford been re called to the po¬ Accounts were received In the thai the al acquaintances.the Chcrn'.ier llulaemann, among church of the .tsa sition. city yesterday, Fcr. Dr. Ksnneday, In Washington street (."iSd^r:v.r^is,T.rra'"" Hue packet ahip Montezuma, Capt. be Courcy, which others, tearing hia card. Brooklyn, ou Wednesday morning, a fall delagetioa beiag JWORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT. hir'i.v^z.z'S^'gfc~Tss Destruction off WhwllBg . sailed from Liverpool on the 18th alt., had gone ashore During the day it was arranged between the ex-Presi¬ present. Bridge. dent and a sra&s^£sCi pr)p*r ia**r Prrrserao, Bay 18, 1864 ot fire Island, on Wednesday evening. She has a gene¬ special committee from the Henry Clay Fes¬ An organization wax effected by the appontmeot of por&tctf imto tit Uw of mAUoJF'Vhi** *£.*. Wheeling bridge was blown down yeeterday afternoon ral tival As ocfation, that he should reecirethe member* of which lave induced l.«r Briu^io ll*iAt?®!'l'ollli,,lritl0M7> during the storm. cargo, and 400 passengers, anl ia slated to he badly Bishop Amee, President; James Floy, Secretary; aad jk i?oC0acarreno# . THE RIGHTS OF NEUTRAL rOWERS. with tbt Lmitror of the f .* . con©«# .... ashore. At last accounts the were on this Society at the £t. Nlcho'as, at 8 o'clock in tne even¬ M. Heed, AMlatant. .ion In the preifbt liith? £,.to p?Mn*if Wtmuxo. May \8, 1864. passengers all The bridge now lies in the river, and is a total wreck. board. A letter to the underwriters, from their agent, ing. Accordingly, invitations were issued to every mem¬ After prayer by the President and Rev. Dr. Kenneday, All the cables except two were broken and twtotedto ber to assemble at the hotel corner of and ktates that he should proceed immediately to laud the Broadway and the business before the conference was proceeded with, pieces, the bridge turned bottom upwards. The Howard at 7 o'clock, to for the ISae National Democrats on the Nebraska Bill, abutments were slightly injured. No lives were lost. passengers, hut he could not say what condition the ship street, prepare rcoeption. and the following committees wore appointed:. was in. The Montezuma is one of C. H. Marshall h Co.'a At this hour a large majority of Ike Old Clay Guard were Su ttwrtfl .Moves L. Bcudder. Albert Na Jt, War. C. on to their J. I: Searles Otstrntttvr Plre at tins of packet?, of 060 tons register, aud h covered hand, ancously waiting pay reapects to the Hoyt. of Senator Everest. iMM Oaarogo. by friend the statesman whose Cn Hthpiovt Hrrt icet .J. Kenaeday. J. B. Wakely, H. metlguation Otwatio, Bay 18, 1864. insurance, as most likely is the cargo steadfast of memory they Busted. A fire h.at night destroyed Welch A Co.'s extensive were to On barrel sud stave and The bark Isabella C. Jooee, Capt. Jones, arrived yester¬ organized perpetuate. Temporal economy..E. Griawold, Morris Hill, J. H. manufactory machinery. Lose But this w ere the John J. L. J. Shaw N. C. SS fifteen tliouaaud dollars. Insured nine thousand dollars day, reports speaking, on the 2>)th April, the Belgian while party collecting together, Com¬ Terry, Crawford, Gilder, Mead, MBWrCTMMf OF THE BRIIMiE AT WREFliO, in New York mittee from the Board of Councilmen. anxious Kelscy, C Ilrainard. companies. bark-'Pt Neslua," with passenger? for New York, who apparently On Mit torn lie ma u Bangs, 8. Langdon, W. H. Karris, See., Ac., Ac. had just taken ofT the crew of a Dutch bark, which was to have the ex-President all to themselves, called upon J. B. btrutton. Burden by the I&o'r H't'InY Th.gPr^S.ugt Markets. liim, and took him off with them to h'fhlo's theatre. On Miuicvary Cause .N. Bangs, J. Miley, J. P. Irtakin. "rpi^i'd Naw Ouijujo-. 1864. in a sinking condition. On Education .D. J. J. Mathews M L. Bay 18, This came to the ears of the men when near the Curry, Pcuddar, from w. Ihe tanada'a news bad no effect on our cotton market. The ship Wm. A. Cooper (of Bostou), G»pt Lenderkln, Clay J. 11. L. Janes. Washington. Sra'sjs sirfeas'stf.'.iteKi for I'erry..E. The sides to dsv were 6,000 balea middling, quoted at 8c. arrived from Antwerp, artcr u rough passage hour the reception, and to settle matters a special On Sunday School!..G. S. Gilbert. B. Pillsbury, D. B. nit MINISTER FllOM nO.SDURAS, AND HIS MISSION The tales of the week foot 41.000 aud stock yesterday Chandler. TO THE UNITED up bales, the of four On the 18th while to in a committee sal appointed to go to the St Nicholas to STATES. in this poitis now 306,000 bales. The decrease in forty days ult., lying On Tract Came.11. F. l ease, P. W. Smith, J. W. B. Washington, May 18, 1864. receipts at all the Southern ports to this date, U 478,000 gale, she shipped a sea which stove the house on deck, lestn and report the facts of the case. Thi- committee Wood. StMor Jose TE.rrundin, the first lliblster from Honduras bales. Mess jork is at 812 75. Rio Coffee-sales of the rolled away the maintopmast, sprung the head of fore returned in a few minutes, and reported as follows, On Bible Came.J. S. Mitchell, It. W. Loomis, J. B. week, H',000 bsgs, mostly at a 10>*c. Cotton freight* nails. On the 5th 41 thruigh its chairman :. Merviu. W', U shortly expected. According to rumor his mission to are Id. topmast, and split iust., iu-JlU 03, On H. H. HustoJ. Liveipool, quoted ( - Temperance.D Curry, Hatfield, arlH cover several Prominent Nbw Mat 1854 Ion CO, in a gale from the north we t, John Itead. one of houckPmmiam, Keq.Your commit tee have mat lli- Staid and of to him our tor his George sugar, 8lic molasses h»sdccllne«l to N. P., from had u nry Cluy, expressing regard In M. sorting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, across the State *lvc assurance that the cltliens of U., 18He. toWiudsor, Liverpool, which during st 'services to tllat illustrious state man. to is*, we I'ulliialionerf Minute;.3 Reed. Thos. H Birch, :,, c0,n 11 p lho«. G. Oslioni. .rf under of a and with rnli?s^iy, t 'ii arooiWe the neutrality of gale the previous day, lost her foremast and all the sails 1 are a sub-committee to visit liira and Honduras, the auspices treaty their cotmtry, hy Participating?,*,**' in the contort in whloh^hntho appointed there, On Pott Vffltec.Samuel A.Peuman. Connecticut. attached. Her captain invited L. to take off her 11 ir g hiin again to liis hotel, where we hop,- shortly to enterprise capital- principal anh^JuyiS^JSJ Capt. ree him On Coloni.ation.J. Kenusduy. F. W. Smith, J. 8. lets. 4"? d<>Chmeiits follow the British orders In Tlie legislature of Connecticut on Thursday elected us officers, which could not be done, owing to the want of Mitchell. rn.C;;.ln. Otters tor Buchanan, relative to the United States Senators the nominees the sufficient on board the This report wo a accepted, the committee discharged, Senor Darrundta brings with him a high reputation A" lfil l' j ['om of whig caucus, provisions ship. After the appointmeut of committees, the following 5cubject, mid replica by Mr. Marey to the Mine. also from who were and the Association took a rt cosa of half an at the » noldhtr and a filled many ilr. and Mr. selected the day previous, vis. rands Gil¬ The ship Corinthian (of Portland), Capt Dyer, also hour, were declared supernumerary preachers A. P. flail, statesman, having important liioon, replies by Marcy end of which in a to the St Nicholas. .oflieiul stations in Central America from time to time. tbe documents are lettorn to Mr. Marcv from lette, (free soil.) for the remsinder of the term of Tru- arrived yesterday from Antwerp, re|«orU on the 17th of they proceeded body Robert Steney, Seth W. ScoQeld, Cyrus Sllliman, ^Amoufl After a brief were leceired the ex- The present crisis is not altogether favorable for his mis¬ 0f I!enmarI'. an'l of Sweden and nnn Smith, resigned, which expires in March next; April, in lat. 47 80, Ion. 34, in a violent gale from the delay here, they by Mill, W. M. 11. Gilder, Uarrey Camp. Charles R. Adai Norway in identicalSi.fterms, informing him that the sin and S. for tba southwest to had her fore and President in oue of the parlors, where a number of other sion, but it is believed that his experience and know cercdctiro of those is to presets I.afayette Foster, (whig,) full term of six northwest, maintop masts Mitchell B. Bull, Henry Hatfield, Stephen Bushmore. governments severally, gentlemen were waiting u|>on him. those in at¬ The wei e Ir-d o of Central American affairs will do much to en. intact, the relations of friendship and understand years from March 4, 1865, to March 8, 1881. and miasm topgallant mast carried away, together with Among following appointed superannuated or good tendance we noticed Daniel Ultiiiuu. I'eckhaiu. out I'hine&s Moraon the and maebiaa- ing which now so happily uereign between them and all the Mr. Foster is at present Speaker of the Home of Repre¬ a full auit of sail?. George Mar preachers:.Asa Bushnell, Cook, Kgfctcu Mnrcy upon politics foreign go-, crnuients of Europe. vin H. Brewer, Juntos Webb, Sheriff Carnlev. Mr. Wor¬ llartlett. George 8. Pierce, Raphael Gilbert, Jonas Bowea, Stone in those Stales. sentatives in the Connecticut Legislature, in which capa¬ The ship Progress, Csptain Chase, arrived yesterday h'. W. Thomas, Kbcnezer John Jehn t0 ,h«t the government and rell, Mr. F.evnolds, Councilmen Kimburk. and Mc Waahburne, Nixon, ^LUVuT, r"'lle? fwlf,ch;dp*P solicitude in the events city he has served on a previous occasion, and has been a from Liverpool, lost forty two of her passengers by sick¬ Wild, Trippet, Robert Travis, J. D. Marshall, Charles <'hitten- L ?« 1 f C".ur!i'7- on Intyre. Robert S. Lyons, and Joseph S. i«riwn, N. Kellogg, Iaham Clark, 8. 8. Strong, H. HIIKTV- I'HIRD CONOUKSr. ao^nl« tninBptrlngin Europe,notonly nccoontof the gone leading whig member of the same body at vurioua times, ness, out of 757. She also had her mainyard and some Taylor. Nathan John Sylvester F rol ana occasion to those more After the UK-President had been introduced the coin Clarke, Bangs. Parker. FIKST SESSION. ty they powers nSrlv the town of Norwich. He the carried away. C. states thst In lat. 43 On ro Rev. exposed (o tbe menaced ©Vila, but also n* having & mn** representing is, perhaps, .sails Capt. 80, assembling yesterday morning, the Mr. ulterior the United Stater. most prominent whig in the eastern part of Connecticut, long. 47 to 40, numerous large bodies of ice were visible. puny, Warn, a returned rrnssionarv to China, made a brief Semite. loiportont hearing upon statement relative to the cause roedcr. Charge to Sweden, writes a letter to of which he is a native and reddent. His is about One (lvo wore seen and some of them floated within Mr. DitoOKP addteased him as follow!, in behalf of the missionary In that em¬ Wasiuxgtok, Kay 181. V Fl tj5 age day pire. He had tor a year and a half a small 18, 3fr. Lfsrey, eommumcating a copy of the Swedish or- a of a of Festival Association:. occupied UEVICiN CLAIMS. forty years, and his profession is that of a lawyer. In quaiter mile the ship. One had the appearance Henry Clay chapel on a great thoroughfare near Shanghao, and to¬ to 016 riK1,tB 01 commerce of Sweden. Mr. alter TheTheem!'/*Jff "idocument in the is n letter from the Legislature, and as a member of the bar of New Lon¬ of two lighthouses on an island of snow; another, which Fiumori:.I have the pleasure to introduce to you wards the part of hie stay they had singing ami Mr. UuuuiiSAU, (dcm.) of Pa., presented the memorial concluding series, the officers and members of the there. He had studied the manners of in¬ don he has a fair for his was about half a mile in and feet Henry Clay Festival'As¬ prnver the vf&'nor Aiocba, praying to be allowed a claim rejected county, acquired reputation dtnmeter, forty sociation. it is a source of profound regret with us that habitants, ami becoming acquainted with them, it wean, as a debater and alove left a number of smaller ones in Its we are by the late Board of Commissioners on Mexlean Claims, powers advocate. water, rear, not permitted to tender you in a more public and vety common occurrence tor officers, as well aa the The a to hove foimal manner a such*as have met lower class of to come and confer with him on following Is list of the United states Senators which appeared been separated from it. They reception you with in people, upoa lie select committee the subjeet had been equally di- distant of the count rv, those who were and would who tal from Connecticut who have the from ali a white and on the part* among com¬ religious subjects they urge others, ¦>Kdxxl on the merits of the claim. represented State, presented porous appearance paratively strangers. Returning to your own native never seen a' foreigner, to come out to the mission ami the adoption of the constitution to the time :. surface, and were easily diseernahle the State after an absence of some months, and listen to him. It was how wane REORGANIZATION OF TIIR JUDICIARY. filS^ISIPGw*1 Br,uin <">d present throughout receiving estouisliing ready they Fra£-i! honors from others which made tour little lean to hear, nud whut an interest evinced to beeonso Sir. of laid on the table a eubsll UeCHeve"hIiweTe?*thkfi^ntr'* Utter Pow«" »« desirous to put- ft'ame. From.7o. dense fog that prevailed at the time. your thau tliey Douglas, (dem.) III, OUiver Ellsworth that of a victorious chieftain, it would have been a source more familiar with Christian doctrine. Some even see a Ilr aTd ilL~i March, 1780 May, 1796 Pearssll, of the schooner Wing of the ar¬ «utc he intends offering for the bill reorganising the ?cn wUl observs that fber" uVS.^I»1S Wm. Samuel Johnson March, 1789 Resigned 1791 Capt. Wind, of profound gratification to us if we had been permitted wished to !«. baptized: but in rouseqnence of his short lodaoiaiy system of the United States. Ordered to be Rcfltr Sherman Jun©. 1791... .March, 1793 rived yesterday from Matanzas, states that on the 17th, in u public mauner to tender our respects personally, and stay this could not then be accomplished. The Held, ho Stephen M. Mitchell March, 1793... 1795 when off Fgg Harbor, close in with the he heard to show that you have friends at home who would have saio, was an exceedingly inviting oue.and he represented printed. .March, beach, with an with the of Jonathan Trumbull ... been gratified of urgency the miaaioa- PRIXTIXO TITR DERATES. a March, 1795 .Resigned 1798 the firing of cannon, hut owiug to the prevalence of a opportunity extending equal importance sustaining fa;, a1 ,&4 James Hillhouse Mav, 1796.... Resigned 1810 civilities to you here. You ree before you the Henry ary cause in that distant land. Ike resolution respecting the publication of the Senate ^.¦te:"2v£l°~' Vriah Trncv Oct., 1796... .Wed 1807 heavy fog he could see nothing, but supposed it wa? tlnv Association, which was founded in 1814, in the days After the statement of the missionary the conferenon Aebatvis was taken up, and a debate is Chauncey Goodrich Oct., 1818 from a vessel sshore near that place. of Mr. Clay's political adversity. It is perpetuated to proci eded with the examination of candidates for tho progressing. Dana 1897....Resigned commemorate his virtues and aorvioes. We when till this Mr. Bubk (dem.) of Texas, uiged a reference of fhe FsmuelW. May, 1819..."21 Capt. Bass, of the bark Express, also arrived private public ministry, they adjourned morning. Fa\ld Unggett May, 1813....March, 1819 yesterday, remember you, sir, as his adviser, his counsellor, his as¬ .atjeet to a committee. James lauroan reports seeiug at Ave o'clock ycstercay morning, a ship sociate and dear friuod, whether acting with him in the Methodist General Conference, Month. Mr. Hckter (dem.) of Va., said if the 8enat« was not Elijah Bonidim.n 1?*.^March, jfa?'"'nto31821..,.Died 1823 aud a hark ashore at 9quan Beach, but it being very thick labors of the forum, or when you were performing the W'e have the proceedings of this body of the 10th and W. duties of President of the United and asso¬ 11th the ninth tenth of their aon- -dtspoeei to abolish its of C °n Fo",*n AiW»' *»* or" Her.ry Edwards Oct., 1823 March, 1827 at the time, he could not ascertain their names. It was high States; Inst., being and days system reporting altogether, Calvin WUlev ciating, sir, the names of the living and the dead, remem- sion. On the loth most of the was In tho tbe was dercd7o'SprlLtcd May, 1828.... March, 1831 from one of these vessels the day occupied present proposition the best that could bo adopt¬ 0F rCBUC .*XZ- Samutl A. Foot March, 1827....March, 1833 probably filing proceeded hering that principles never die, we beg to tender you, question of establishing a Pouthern Book Concern. Tho ed. There was much that could be said on both sides. Mr St from the'elect committee Gideon Tomlinson heurd by Capt. Pearssll. sir, cur cordial and united wishes for your health Her. l)r. \V. A. t mith submitted the ^Kjr-' MarcM5H and fu*ure hsppi following resolution, ft might be said, and that in a appointedarnointlTT?to :Jexamine the subject of militarv snr.oHn Natbnn fm'tb March, 18.43 ,'!£,?h'IMe.l The packet ship New World, Capt. arrived new, prosperity. as a substitute for the one which had been under con¬ correctly, providing syc- John M. Nilcs Knight, yes¬ sideration :. tun of reporting debates, the speeches bad increased in reP°r,ft'' testimony Dec. 1835....¦Mar h, 1839JR3o terday from Liverpool, reports 17, lat Ion. To this Mr. Fit IfGttK ie.-ponded as follows:. number und deteriorated in kind.had become mere tsk^77l°ti7e7liIA°(T7a,I?fnt,'VOrlv''national armories. Ordered to be Ferry Smith March, 1837 March, 1843 April 46, Rcr«lTCd, That tha Committee on l!o«ks and Periodical* po¬ a hurries r.e from S. S. W. Mr. Chairman.This address on bchulf of tbe A*so be. and ars inttrusted to a litical eseays. He was for but one and printed? ThaSdeus Belts March, 1889...,Med 1840 33, exiericnced to S. W , which Clay they hereby, report judicious that in the and having report, " JabexW. 1840....Med 1847 lasted about hours. ciatlou takes me wholly by surprise. During the lung sviteui for the early commencement aad ultimate perma¬ GU/le, would be willing to pay for pub- "tort Huntington May fifty At the commencement of it, which 1 haie anil which has exhausted nent. establishment of a Book Concern proper of the Metho¬ that in other co JohnM. Niles itorcU, 18W.... March. journey made, Mailing report city papers. In doing he while lying to under a close reefed and main st length, bu1. cot impaired affection for coun¬ dist Kpheotiel Chun h, South. dil not moan to be understood as The Cormo went Into Committee of the Whole on Poter 8. Baldwin Nov. 1847.... March, Jft?1851 maintopsail my my iny 1. 'I lie Book Com cm shall consist of a homo endorsing everything Truman Smith was struck a which carried try, I bave sei n many who arc ready to avow their publishing -contained in the editorials of these papers, as was sup¬ Tin: rebwasks nn.i.. March, 1849.... Resigned l8->4 speuc<,. by squnil away the esteem the high at . the fcVimtov fiuni would Do LL. oCVol Isaac Tourer 1861... .March. "87 itcad of the for character of Mr. Clay, who did nut avow 2 Of a msiiiifactuiiiig establishment of books in oooaoc- posed by Michigan, March, mainmast, maintopmust, topgallant aud he 1 um suio «f such a He would be far from Franc's Gillette May, 1855 roy- it while lived. there Is no person present tiou with said hout*. proceeding. endorsing 18.»4....Marco, alinast.head of the mizzen that cati fee) e lor his X Of sn er to whom shall bs comialttsd. un¬ our attaek cn tic who, he had since mlT*) ©t1© P. Foster March, 1855... .flarc-h, 18'51 topmast, foretopsall yard, aud greatir devotion memory than I sgsnt stents President, thought, fore and mlzzenmsst and do. it was n purt, a pirt, of the dutlea of der the sdi i. o and approbation ol a hook committee ap¬ fa nis office, faithfully adhered to and carried out the sprung foretopmast. During melancholy 1 the Uenersl t »nf> ronce. the oentrel of the The first ten Senators on the above list were lederalists my journey, to visil his t-mb, and a tear over tbe pointed y funds principles on which he lind been elected. The the gale was hoarded some a drop of the chun h, known at tl.o I ook fund, and th* conduct of great of the old no by very heavy se.n, doing grave of a patiiut. I suw, for the first the resi¬ oourte of the President on the Nebraska bill, and on tho school; democrat being elected from Con deal of to time, tho bust! ets for tho next four veins .fc©feS5g£rSs=«« good damage bulwark.? and skylights. Lost lience wi.tcli will be sacred forever, because it 4 The scout or ths.l be to land bill.the two measures of the been necticut the first after the agents required bylaw provide, great day.had duiing thirty years adoption one man overboard was lli»- ;uiitleme of 1 saw, the Slid with the sdviis and of aaid on mailt flrui, straightforward, and wise. He might agree with of and missed several others. Henry Clay also, by approbation so. distribution of the Presi- the constitution. The Connecticut federalists always place of burial he had chosen for himself, and I t iiilf.lnga and other tutors* end materials, fur publishing ,nrd Congressional proceedlnCT. lat. 49, ion. 31 30, experienced a very severe hurricane btate. and love it with a of gift. noilting for*1®for *10 Vnion,Union, for that repres»nte is by ship, carpeuter assume a ^a select committee. Ho now instructed by the State Legislature to oppose that it insy something of political character, I r. Dugout offered a resolution instructing the Com¬ Jsrafc® left them in a mutinous state. Twelve per son?, includ¬ which ia farthc-t from I have mittee on to some 23. aasuii&S that measure. Whether he will do or or my thoughts. passed devise for lost.yeas 14, nays mauifestatiou in the manner which .11 .hYd witnessed so, resign, the office in Episcopacy plan ooUaettng Mr. Jobxhox asked a division of the on ing the captain, his wife and child, were remaining on through highest known thi* country, and 1 end publishing the Kpiacopnl decisions, made from ttasa question tb whether he will continue to act according to his own think in the and I wish now resolution. board. They were the Bremen with some world, only to return my to time, which was adopted. views with regard to this question, is uncertain. He can snppliel by most slnceie for tills expression of Question takon on the first part of the resolution, for tool? and other articles. had of spars on willacknowledgmentsand of debates in the Sentinel and well afford to do so far ss the result is They plenty your good affection for me. TELEGRAPHIC publication Vnion, Intel either, concerned, hoard to masts, and of and etgencer, und lost.yeas IT, nays 21, as follow*;. the majority for the Nebraska bill being in the rig jury plenty provisions, At the conclusion of this brief reply, Mr. Fillmore re GENERAL ASSEMBLY OK THK rKIXHYTElUAS CHUKGB Urge would to back to :na!ned .OKU Tkas -Messrs. Alios. Atchison, Badger. Benjamin, Brod- body of which he is a member. try get England talking for a few minutes with his numerous SCHOOL. bend, Bright, Brown, Clayton, Cooper, Dawson, Douglas, The Bremen also reprrts passing on the 22-1 ult.. in lat. friends, after which he retired for the he Buffalo, Mav 18. 1864. At no tor, Assies, Johnson. Pratt. Smart and Tho a peon.17. 2Sfi&giSr55S?SS Mr. Gillette, who succeeds Truman Smith for the short night. To-day Tlw General of tho Says.Messrs. Chase, Dodge (of tot 45 ion. a in flames, with two other in Assembly Presbyterian Church, WI-), Dodge Iowa), term, is a free soil and was doubtlei-e nominal 30, 31, large ship ships will visit the public institutions, compartV with the (old fdiool,) met at the Central Church in thia eitjr this FiWpatrick, Foot. Cwin, Jones (of Teun.), Mallery, Mot democrat, her. who were to Sons, biorris, Pettit, Samper, Toomlr, Touoey, Wt 4e, ed by the for the of abolition laying by supposed be taking off her Cor mittee of the Common Council morning. About three hundred delegate* are present W and WlllUms-Jl. whigs purpose securing Ercm to between lat. l>r. of the the "Walker, oiler, iote» now and hereafter. passengers. April 21 May 2, 46 to Young, Kentucky, moderator, preaches Mr. Weukk, (dem.) of Cul., said he voted in the nega¬ JSS'VTS.'S,« 44, and ion. 44 to 19, the Bremen passed of opening seimvn. tive for no other p°. ot the upwards rcmroi x hik-105. purpose but to give notice that he would der ?'Te pubUc^Iun Prnoiikl Intelligence. Tlie Assembly in tli* afternoon. IOr. Board- Vi-morrow move u reconsideration of tho vote. Ho then Th*!°menfbo'C' Tlie Phllolexlnn Society. fifty iceberg? organised useveal The West Mulliner. also arriv- tn (lit tUat tlie eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Lnd- msn, of Philadelphia, was chosen moderator, and Pie- to amend the remaining part of the reaolutioo, by Ibi* Society(connected with Columbia College celebra¬ packet rhip I'oint, Capt. feerrr Wilton. of the number of additional of the from in a S. lam. cf ia about to be the Hon. lfampden Bidney College, Virginia, reducing copies Con ted its second la> t at the Rev. ed yesterday Liverpool, gale from to N. W.. Piceduay, espoused by tl to twenty-five hundred and and S;w3isfu»cypher, (laughter,'tthoa?^Dtand cries of 4lC»ood!"^ E. 11. Cha].in's Church. Broadway, In the pretence of a 20, spars, prominent persons present Spring, <2 tfaattwenty-two eleven, in our as "throe main fiendt is at present sojourning New York; Rev. Dr. Hodge, of Princeton; Kobert G. the Daily Globe be furnL-hcd to each newspaper large and fashionable audience. report malntopgaUant masta, fernl of Dr. of published In the United States. Lost. k,;:.irnr? masts." She also lost four a of Vioin an extract from a letter to Georg- N. Sanders, Hreckenridge. Kentucky, Kdgar. Nashville; The exercises were commenced at half past seven mlzzen boats, whole snft .lodge Fine, of New York, aud Chancellor Johns, of Dela- The resolution, as amended, was then adopted) from the of dated Newcastle, ljigland, April IS, we learn that Gari- to a Dodworth's which executed with its rails blown yard?, and the decks swept every -Mnountlng nothing hut subscription for fire thoo "wTth^^eSt^Itme^artoj o'clock, by band, was on wind and the the,hetl"r»r »ofit U cc^stitS! moveable bsldi to leave the 14th, for Italy, in ommmil of twenty-two copies of Globe and Atpenui . usual skill several choice selections from Donizetti's thing MFJ.TINC OF TI1K UKNERAL ASSEMBLY Adjourm d. ion B Xttt.,eiV°decWeThat is the proper tribune1. He did not believe i i W the An.cricnn ship Commonwealth, bound for Genoa. OP THK rtUK- Eli-ire d'Amore.from Guillaume Tell.Rhd other mnr The bark Etiwan, (of Charleston,) Capt ck«, arrived BYTI.KI AN CHURCH.NEW SCHOOL. As the movements of the leaders are which was the " Philolcxian " com¬ yesterday from Bristol, E., from April 17 to 20. in lat. 45, revolutionary jast Phii adh.phu, Hay 18,1894. lfoase *f RspiesentaUvcs, cteur, among March, now watched with more than usual and Ion 35, 36. ev perServed a gale from S. to V interest, it will no The General .trembly of the Presbyterian Chnrcb, 1GU® posed dedicated to George G. Penncll, President, heavy W., new met in the First Wasiiinotow, May 18, Of heaven. Notwithstanding the assertions to her were doubt be sought to establish some connexion between school, this morning Presbyterians iiips^s-gtbc 0,111 1S53, H. B. Dodworth. during which sails split and she received d image Chnrcb in this two hnndred members am tor RKiirrs or xxltrals. by city. About t^Te4hecli"atesdmi to bulwarks and houses. On the in a this visit of Garibaldi to the Italian coast and the recent The a 'Jit.°r.rr!,iT'tb:"7. ?X"1ComPromi«>. »»J U will go The following gentlemen formed the committee .John 18th, heavy gale, pr>'stnt, among whom are Rev Pootors Barnes, Bnlntid, Bprakkr laid before the Hons* message from the were declarations <¦( Ma/niui In this letter Garibaldi ex- thrri fliro X-ri .t. Benjamin N< lan. a native of fell from tl.' main and Riddle, of Pennsylvania: Skinner, Parker, flpeac, tYefrident, communicating, In with a rf solu¬ V. Henry, Jl , President: Henry C. Marvin. Vice- London, Ben and of New York; ton of lti- compliance and was drowned. From lat 44 30. ion. 4-1 to presses himself in terms oi the warmest friendship and an, Shaw, Hav, Eagle tion on the 1st inst., copies rf the correspco President. and John \ lewis. Herbert B. Turner, George jard ;ifl, nessfe, end Newton of Mississippi. Rev. Dr. Allen, oC adopted 1st. 49. the Etiwon a number slerni for Mr. Panders kmoe which has between this mui. A. Ostrander. passed of Icrharg? lane Seminary, preached the opening sermon. His sub¬ passid government t0 J. M. Vn.; London. Mr. wat.Tho of the doctrines of the the roach there The address.a poem in blank del Trowbridge, George Kutledge ject comprehensiveness Wuseigu governments upon rights accorded, by decla¬ (I«..Rbt"r.V Wit rS. ,'b rae? presidential terse, TELEGItAPHlC. and Mr». ,b,s«'|h H. Bouiuo, Providence: it. Grimes. Ark.; Cross, a* seen in ihrologv, bistorv, and philosophy, ami mation or otherwise, to neutrals, and the right* claimed *Ki: trample compact's.r"!ig^dtThIa.'"f^enItflf 1 criptite of the charms of study and the delights of coil"g» Cokncl Pennr, Philadelphia; J. H. Price, l>over, S. H-; inita adaptation to the spirit of the age, to aaonJ ra- -m Mill WILLIAM LAV TON t»ie VI roi'ri crmpr. misr be legale.! life.was an able TVe heard it ASHORi: ON SOLAN I ICII. Jjeuts. fctruin, Truxti n and Pteanrey. I" S. N.; Purser foime, and to the aanctidcation of tho Individual nana. 6y the belligerent* in the war pending between certalu production. indistinctly ham and Lieut. Gllber«on allusions to the «d and will venture to its too Sandy Hook, Ma/IS, I >« 11 aloep-of-war Cyane; Geo. Re rioted with touching decseal of thn Doners. wo net, therefore, criticise m«rita Pavannah; P. A 1 r. and Dr. Hnropenn JXs^crir'r T5?-;against thi" two o'clock this the Wil¬ ilarnngtim. Captain Fry and lady, U. Pev. Hr. t.allaghar. Hall, GUbort. The Rer. e wh»t,P'«fMtee>.»re Atbsllja.t morning, (hip The first letter 1* from her Britannic Majesty's minis- l° ^ ^f^e he finished, he Sv# closely. But from passages which we occasionally caught, Colonel Robinson; Kichmond; W C. Dana. Charleston I r. Sklnr or war elected moderator, and Rev. Mr. Darling iT'. ^arln«lIPir"'1wri" "»t liam of New York, from for New York C. W. A. A. inac nt clerk. tw to Secretory Mercy, dated April 24, 1864, in which b* ,euV? the remainder of h . ,p£h we may fairly say that the poem was hlghlv creditable to UjluD, Antwerp Cbapfn, Spiingtield; L. Kdmoo-lc. Boston. H jei 8im O'clock. it- -uthor. The imagery bright ari l n.- ,t o went albert1, four miles south of Squan Inlet. She is Wotd, l'argtr; Col. Miller, Columbus. O.: ( apt- Howes any*>- we. must he to remark Climax; Drummond. J- H IPCOPAL CONVENTION. Klft >n aiher« only present. Owing to the alim .t permitted that the"presidential ad [erfeotlv light, and lie* on the outer bar. l-road-dde on. tblp Captain slip Continental; the of the United Kingdom of Orelt dr< ¦« in would have been more end hare Perlbr(T. Palt'nv.re \Vi)e«. Cincinnati; Mr. swd ArvtRsoov rarvion. lfsjdty Qn-en 'iJsiCflt v#* proposed to rUe, wl:h a view to an ad¬ prose effective, SI « has 195 Major UriUin sud Ireland, snd hli Majesty the Emperor ot.thfe) journment. nfl/rded a better oppt rtunity for the display of Mr. Hen¬ (ill' ngers on board Mrs. A. P. Johnson, t the: Col. P. I". Ruttereorth. New Philahkliiiis, May 18, 1864. Xkeuch, being compelled to takeap arm* for thtpurprt* o. Jr. Ustoirr. of in favor of ry e Ulei.l*. < m'.ear.s; f ol. Teal. MaryvilK Cab; Gov Post. Washing In tb' envention this afternoon, the motion to ro- ccfejiiag the iiggrettion of hi* Majesty the Kmperor of Iter whig/ Mo., spoke granting " at the seind ' ' " ton were arriral- the elchth revI ted failed by a and ieair »u« to letres 1 «ts 1 of land for railroad Mr. MaKvi.w. Vice President, spoke on the n'w eru folic* Intelligent*- Teriitory, among the yesterday regulation majeeitf npeu"l the OttomanOtter Empire, being I*: teqtpui purposes. fade" "f and Prance 7hf Ft Mr. A II. Aator House. of nine *r, J l arri'fc. J Piatt, T I'arriah. F.A Voorhssa dates. 'I he following officer* were also elected; Onwn- efort to onforee juring it. it wia one of the great element* of Southern respective man named George East. by hit eon, who Is a and ladv. Miss J K Voorkssa Miss M A Rosomyar, C Lewis, tweercly csort 'ITtry npon thoir euhjectr was a* of a "Ycnrg America," a satirical poem, was tha miner. step yet cilm* n.Kdwarn him and literally and K J I> A an. t-eenlvo with tntiificUon t >a annonnceraent of the retels with th; ci imiromiKC acta of 1*50. and both were a final day. young author's delivery was good, sod the cut him to out the bowels from the breast r'.y. V Weatwortk lady, Lerl.y. Todd, VAN, Hoy oommor) the twe allied niece met with front th< au¬ pieces.ripping ard lady, J N CrSbore an I lady, W K Mnoran, Mise ttuii* tliu* taken In hy Mvernmrnt*, rotticuiuit of the question* to which refer. altogether especial favor him In the n Lilly ( Mr«. Mary Prewett, the widow editress of a Missis¬ and tint K will, in the of Just reciprocity, give order* w they which seemed with the down.cutting breast, laying op bin heart Lilly. Mies lark >* rtedman. E Viae at, C Beale an I lady, spirit Mr. xir/onir, (whig) of Mai*., defended the North dience, delighted evening's id inch «r two. and and In a nitio and 2.>-a staerara. sippi paper, nominates Millard Fillmore for the Presi¬ xbst* no privateer In Russian colore (hall he ngr.lnpcd ei frorotbs ofif amusement. stabbing gaghlng him or admitted with iti into the port* of the charge having striv-n te vloltte the Mis¬ ter of places. An to cap the aft*, the blood From f.rttacck ia ship Vnrmioa.J Stewart. dency. -victualled, prltet souri c climax, in Jacob Suited States, end also tint the otilionsof tha United -uipromlne, justified the Now Knglend clcrgv who thirsty monster left him, as he as vs. that From Liverpool, ship A West»rvelt.C T Rar-r A Mate ufmocrajie in character, has been had » fearing, From Havana, in lark Milne nad Convention, State* shall rigorously sfcitaln from taking part In arm*, leinonstiated against M* repeal, and opposed the Williamsburg City Kewt. he *«. not .*»», returned, the Kxpreat-Mra family. called to meet at Pa., on the 1st of June, to rucnl* of or in sny other mixture Tmv P vF* Swixnts propped up body From Havana, ia lark Lyra.Mr Van Honahtoa. Mr O Uartlaburg. this nature, oppeitdto A'lats..Three patent fate sharpers against the fence, aud cut the throat from ear to ear. the Clenieate. Mr L Croi. taho action on the repeal of the Missouri oon "the duties of n itrirt neutrality. ill. Li.jvIU', of fired a broadrlde Into th- made the on of five men from wound proposed fh (dem.j Va., acquaintance, Wednesday, extending entirely through the windpipe, and dis¬ Frem Mararailo. la bark Casanova.Capt Sam I Jones, of premise. Bradford county has chosen delegates thereto, follow* the declaration of the Queen 3a looby n mbr;s who have been importuning Congr-as lor Veiment, who wt re destined for California One of the the neck. He then returned to town and deli aehr Mary Harvey, ceadematd at Maracattia. democrats of the (Here lands to 'iid railroad attached jointing and adopted an address to the Mate, -ulgect. already published.) projects, and defeuded Virginia .hakpers himself affectionately to one of tha tared himself up, -eying that he had be en intending to do upon them to act vigorously in the impending from the charge of ilUberality toward* «ucb »ebi-mes. party of countrymen, named Albert and escorted It for a time.*' calling The next letter is from the Count de Sartiges to Mr. He alro the abuaet Blsbee, long crisis, that the true sentiment of Pennsylvania may bn .posed which took place in building him to Williamsburg to show him tome Interesting H> alleged. In his defence, that hie mother had been ill Coroviera* Inquests made known. Mnrcy, making a communication in terma cimilc to rtutoji house*, and continued bis remark- until hi* sl.h'e. While in hie c< mrany tha aharprer managed to treated the deceased, but It ia thought they had fall K.iiki- or tkk Km£ Kaiikoad.Coroner Hilton yeste-r boor bed expired. of a valueleaa check on en by held an eJaooe on the part of her Majesty's Minister*. dispose the Atlantic Bank to out shout the property of Mrs. halt, lb ; [Writes i'ey inquest, at the foot of Ituane street, on the Horbiblk Rt'MOK..A rumor reached the etty ifr. M-iCjian, (whig) of Vt., defended the Now him. and thus obtained 1200 of hie Two othere sere heretofore and in circunntanees. I ody of Charles a native of to both uf dated two J r Eng money. respectable, rood Kqapp. aged twenty yeare, I hat a matricide had beea committed by n fircrrtnry Mnrcy replica them, 4j)'ll mcoatrating clergy men, and *ald, in coneluaion, of the band of tharpera. who were entertaining tne*e It Is also stated that it will he difficult to the Grange county, N. whoae death was caused accl yesterday In Franklin town¬ MM:. be if the Nebraska bill 1* to become a prevent iT, by man named Jonea, aged forty year*. -JB, loped, law, It will friends, induced the remaining four Vermontere to visit |opulai*e from lynching the r. the excitement Is dentally falling from the train, near RlauveHvUle A six mils* from on last br seed on the 24th instant.the of the so prison- ship, about Perrysville. Thursday. TheA he ha* submitted their eoinmuaioatloa* to the Pre- pa day day of the Williamsburg also, and while with thru succeeded in great. , verdict of accidental death was rendered the -icat there will reat on It th# by Jury His mother is said to be almost eighty years of age. and vtdcnr end received lilr direction to oiprot* to her Major eclipae.for blacknes* of swindling thenr out of 1482. Two of these sufferers sre I'.»D 1R a that he inflicted a number of lortncce forever. Bind ford Duel and haac These last acci¬ Rtatk Oil..Coroner Gamble reaterday held an in- it Is rumored great Mr. Kati", of N. the Joy. persons Pkisox Commission..The eonunUmkin ap¬ quest at thmjcfhbe, on the body of llaomiM Dolphin, aged wouuils. He ha* barricaded his house, ami stand* (whig) C., replied, denying right dentally met the parties who had swindled them, in Mew pointed by the to examine into the affairs of oO WHO waa a loaded mttshet to keen himself out of tho of the church, o* auch, to interfere with the affair* of Vnrk that and made tbem him back tha (Mate Comptroller years. ricked up by the police the night pre¬ sentry with the lending powers of evening, Joy give pi ison* met at Albany on the lath Inst The vious, in a date of and locked In a hands of We nmteretnna Adams and KarnpeHB State is hundred dollar* him a hank Mil of the i ommlaaion intoxication, up cell, justice. Mayor -vmvwrrod In. to have » .|ualified sinctton hy the prootietil At They gave haTt determined to visit Slug Sin* prison on where the doorkeeper In the morning found him dead one or two of his police started to tho scene of the mar- .Sminiranoo of It in the war of both Or*** Brit*I- half past eleven, the committee roe». and nomination of $100, which proved to be of no value. the list Clinton on the Itlth present gan.i -. June, prison August, and A verdict of death caused was ren¬ dor afternoon, aad will secure mr^rgnnc*. »w» tlenrwcd. 11 el on by Intemperance, yesteresy they probably »fth» ««ft p*WHW reviveU'J gU h? lost except 9C6, Aubmio prison the ffJth feptmmbrr. dered. h'm .PftHtiiiy Q«:(#*, Mujr 16.