Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1849 : Weekly). (Columbus, OH), 1858-02-24

              fit' " Mrittl VOLUME XX VII. OAll.V "THl-WKEKLY AND WEEKLY UI ' Ft O UOU IjBH jH oo. W l. .srilOHI.KH, Editor. Twin luvuriably in idvanee. Haliy t ; ,. 00 prjer. 11 '"tbtJrr,W, pMWk 18J tt. fl Watain t.00 par Jf. Waiair 100 (Jliihi! often wd owr ISO " iftKS OF AliVKitTiaiNO BY TRI BQtMKS (T0 UNM OS LW BAKS 1 WiU.) Ott. w 1 jt ..VS 00 ; onqiiftft - waU,..9S SO One 11 month I J 00; on " I wka... 00 Olio " s montha 10 CO ; on " IffMk.,,. 1 H Una 11 8 month I 00; on " df 1 00 Um " 'JtwJDtlii fl0;on " alv H Oue " 1 month l 60 ; on " 1 inurtloB (0 Diaplaftfcl lartiMmau hl( mora than lit lxm . JilirltMinwuta. iwaviltnl tod place) In th aolnmn of 't. At N,,llw' (tui4e Uu ordinary ma. AU notliM re-tiulrurt to ba puhllntaad by uw, lfl rata (rmdarwl on Hi IimM aia.tuiTi aftar th Ant wk. H par ao t. morn than tha abor rata ; hot U aaab will appear iu tli Tri-Wt)klj without cbaejra. Hunlunwi UanU, out ibm ling A liMa, pt jt, la lid, a,M Mr litw ; ouUida tW. Notipnu of rowting, obkriUM aoaiatlM, Ir ooip-fea, A., half prim. A-WprlWrnmU not aoumpnld with written dir tloDH will b iimrtet. till forbid, and abarxtxi .veooni-4 iKlj. (ranM( adrvrtUmmti mu h paid In adranw. Tlila rule will not b farfml from. Unilnr tli prnt Hyntaiu, th sAwM pars to kt-)i fat th po ha ocfliiplca, tha ebanfea Mini 1 xr.H'nWf wltb Hi aum poult Ion (inly. Ttatf plan la now -A I UKSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1S68 The Important Bualness before the Leftittlnture. Tbe L-'giclituro la now la tbe reveDth week of iti senior,, end thus far, but few Important bill, hnre passed. Those for the repeal of the law prohibiting the owe of our jiila for the Id carceralion of Intuitive Slaves; lor the repeal of the biuea curpiH ; for the prevention of colored people coming Into Ohio; for the es tab, Sub merit ol tlin mi -Treasury; (or the aale of the Public Work?; concerning the Canal contracts; Ur a change ol time lor the election ol mpmlittre of Congress; miking appropriation fnr tbf ensuing year; to afoertalo who . alole the Publio Mone;; have thai far been banfriujr hj the gilla In either Uotine, or have not bin reported upim at III. There are a large nuintwr of bilie of mtoor Interest before each llouie, but what their late will be, do one 0Q tfil. Th bill to rcpiat the to cent Interest law I one of much importance, and great Interest n felt ) ita fnte. Ai regarde "the olgKfir hillrt'' an tbey ant o .lied by the majority, we prep u me that thfj will eveatnillj gu through m the pur'y leadera during the lut caovan very fool ably eoromiited themieUea to pa them, "imply bt oaiit they undid what bad baeD parted y (he Republican Legialatore, and be-caiiMthrynre lnw "lorneimt" the pro-slavery pulicy of Buchaoao'i admiQietralion. Sloce that lime, however, thinge bavechangt'd. And even the moat fa-atcd of tboe who were deairooa of Having thoUalon by pundnrlugto an ariatocraoy of iUv holdL'ra, begin to grow cool, and think that they have traveleil in that direction far enough- The LecomptoQ swindle, and the ill treat meat ol Douglas aud b)e frlenda by the alave drivere and the Administration, have eour-d the milk of their negro oatchlrg kicdneu, and wuro (be thing to be done over agMa, "nnry" a repeal bill of the aurl, would In all prohnbillty preaented. Certainly, if the ma jority bnve any regard for the wiehes of the people, not one of thm will receives constitution n I vote. Tiie people d m'( wot any more track) i'tg to S lave h old evw-Juit at tbia time. Mind that. Tim Sub Treasury bill drawl iti itow length alon. The aniuml, when adorned with iti tail aod clawK, and led out ioto the legislative rlog, oVa not look m prepoeieelng aa it waa tappoeed he would look wbn hi beauty waa praised on ihe Hump. Not a solitary petition tMioouie from the people akii)g lur the passag tof the bill, The truth la that it i a onotrivanoe of Wm. D. Morgan. He atartrd It in order to amuse the publio with bla wonderful financial ahllitlei, and to afford him a chance- to descant on the Bresllo defalcation. Id olden time, when the Democrat In Uaafaohuietta elecitd Bl bridge Gerry G over nor, and earrM a majority of the Lfgislaluro, th y set to work to ledlatriot the State In mcb a way aa to beat the Federal Ui In the electioo of Oon grew men. "Old Ben Bui pell" who then tdili-d the "Ctariae," the organ of tbe Fcderilieta in Boatou, had the diMrlcu engraved and made 10 that they formed enrioui looking beanfa, which wrj called "ferryman der," aitir tbe name of the Governor. Tbe Tbe nam') h ie been a fixed faot In our political vocabulary ever aluct. We pronoac that the Bub Trutuury bill bttdaguerreotyped In theaame way, aod be called a "Morgan." or a"Morgi-ana," to commemorate and hand down to poe terlty the rniruo aod wlcdom of the late State Auditor, Wm. U. Morgan, and thuc abow that "a thing of beauty ir a joy lorevtr." The bill, which baa real merit Id It, and which we believe a powerful majority of ihe people of alt parlies ark for in, the one reported by Judge Bauklo to lt the Public Works. That bill baa got pilh lu it. It will prove tbe greatest ol bleainga to tho State an ' to the people, end will Inaugurate a new and wise Btate policy. Wo hope it will be pturd at once, Ai regarda the eoii'racta and contractors, we have little new to sty. We gave our views at length oo thoee matter luat year. We have nothing to add thereto, and nothing to take there from. We were opposed to the Btate declaring tbe contrarta null ami Told, without first baring the facta trlrd by tbe Court, end we were op poaed to too State taking the contracts from the persons who held the-o before tbe Coarta had adjudicated them. We believed then, end we believe now, that the bill of Mr, Cadw 11 wee the proper bill to have paatvd. It wae eafe for tbe btate : It was fair to the oootraetora. That bill waa defeated, end another was passed taking the coalmen from those who held them uutil the Courii should decide whether they were legal aud binding. The oatea have been tried In one Court, and tbe deoltfoo of that Court was favorable to tho conlraotora. . Tbe cutset U a ain before the Legislature. There are two bills, one wbloh baa passed the Senate and which Is strong against tbe contractors, and the other Is tbe one Introduced late tbe House by tlr. Fine (rook, which, if we andrnUod it, is substantially the bill wbloh Mr. Cadwell Introduced lent year, and whloh failed la the House by a itnall vole. We do not Intend to take sldui oue way or tbe other In the matter. Tbe majority have the reaponilbillly and they must bear it. Every Democrat In the Legislature, wita one or two exceptions, supported Mr, Cad well's bill lajt year. Let us see what they will do row. UoN. J a ton UucEwDirM.-Tbia gentian one of the truest aod be! no hi Ohio, whose knowledge of our Publio Works, it 10 valuable to the mate, and who wae so basely beaten hv e combination In Cincinnati, closes bla official course to-day. as Presldeut ot the Board of Publio Works. Mr. Backus takes bit pi toe aaa member of the Board, Mr.BllckfnHlerferreturu to private life with the respect and eoDfidence of every man connected with him In office, end oi tboee who best know him. Unjurt persecution, mo.00 of It done under the garb ol a sane tiutiiDluus purity, but which bad Ha origin in pormnxl spite end dlssppoiotment, hee not detached from him ihe love which true men bear jln. A more honest man or true patriot never held offloe or returned from oue with oleaner "nda or a better record. E.Goveroor Medill U recovering from late severe Uloesa. Wait u DbmooraotT This Is tbe title of a long article In tbe Stattmtn of this awning. When Orestes A. Brownsna edited the Btma-tntie Htvino, he said "democracy was tbe su premacy of man over his accidents," Tbe StuUimm'$ definition Is oot qnlte so teemed or so transcendental as tbat of the fiti writer. The Stateiman says tbat democracy means that Congressmen, whatever their notions ot right may be, must role aa tbe majority dictate. Now this may be demooraoy, but it Is not constitutional republicanism, end this government we regard as a Constitutional Republic, and not a fierce demooraoy, a was Athens, or tbe colonies of Plymouth and of Massachusetts Bay. They were not Representative Governments. The people deolded what should be lew by assembling together, end voting In "open town meeting," and who should execute It. Now tbe government of this country Is controlled by tbe Conciliation, which fixes tbe duties of Its offl oer, and prescribes their terms of office. If the President, or a member of Congress, or a Senator, were bound to ebey, or reel go bis place, whenever Instructed to do w by e vote of tbe people, It would not only take from the person holding the office all independence of thought, but It would abrogate ell laws fixing the terms of office. For instance, If a vote were to be taken to day In the United States, James Buchaoan would find a large majority against him. So In this State, If Pugb were to resign, and tbe matter of his election be left with tbe people, he would not be returned. Were an election to take place in Ohio now, Governor Chase would be elected by twenty thousand majority, aod we ahould eleot a Republican majority of the Legislature, for in their party measures now under consideration in the House aod Senate, they do not reflect tbe eentimenta of a majority of the people of Ohio. There has not been a day sloce Mr. Pugb held bis seat lo tbe United Hiatus Seoate tbat be haa repre sented tbe wishes of e mtjorlty of tbe people of Ohio; and yet the Siatnman baa not called upon him to resign. N Itber bas It called upon Mr, Bucbanan to resign, and It irobably won't But we shall be asked, "doo't you believe that a majority should ruleT" We answer, roost cer tainly we do. But the will of tbe majority shonld be expressed In accordance with the law and the constitution. For lostanoe, were we eleoied to Congress by the people of a district, we should go there and endeavor to the best ef our powers to carry out tbetr will, and do our best for their good; but If a majority of tbe d strict, before the expiration of our term, should Instruct us to vote for the admission o1 Kansas Into tbe Union under tbe Leoompton constitution, we should out do It, nor should we resign; we should stand our ground and vote aa our ooosoiecoe and our oath of duty denanded us to vote. We would not stultify ourselves by voting sgalost our convictions of duty i.d of right Nor would we play the sneak ani resign. We wonld take the responsibility of our vote, end If in tbe end tbe people did not like our vote, they should have free cboioe to eleot some one else to our place, who would serve them better. If defeated, we should at least retain our manhood, our self respect, end our principles. r Pbebidiitial Bbibsht. Great excitement was caused by the motion made by Mr. Board to Gongreas) on Friday last, to appoint e committee to Investigate into the ohsrgee made by tbe correspondent of tbe Tribnn, that Mr. Burns of this State bad been liiduced to vote with theLecomptoolteaon tbe promise from the Administration tbat bli son to law should be appointed Poet master of Keokuk, for which be bas been an applicant, and Burns an Incessant borer. Alto tbat Burne should be appointed Marshal of the Northern district of Ohio oo tbe expiration of bis term. The motion was tabled by a Tote ot yeas 108, nays 68. Tbe Democrats generally voted yea, end the Republicans voted nay. During tbe debate Burni "prononnoed the charges false, aod the writer the biggest liar from here to Oregon." The Trikmt'a oor-P'spondoot says: "Tha Administration gain no thing by laying the resolution on tbe table. They shrink from a damaging investigation, but the publio will Inquire, and the affair will oot be dropped In Congress. Tbe evidence against Mr. Burns Is said to be very etroog." " Now, some members are asked t trample upon tbat principle fpopulsr sovereieotvl against tbe oonviotlons and desires of nearly tbe whole of their constituents. They are requested to vote tbemselvee unfit to bn in Congress et all; aud to declare officially, tbat they are Inoapable ol legislating, exoept and- r tutel age and supervision ol e branch of tbe govern ment, whlob has no right to intervene between them and their constituents at all. It was well fi-r Mr. Toombs to disclaim again at a standing army; It wuld have been better, If be bad oontluued, and demonstrated the danger of a atandiog army ol placemen aod pensioners, subsidised for the express purpose ot defeating tbe will of tbe people, and overthrow tbe platform ereoted by the National Democracy, or i bee are a aaogerous io uemocracy as bayo nets; nay, more eo, lo this Confederation, wbete tbe oonaolidatloo ot power lo the Federal Government menaces the rights of the States and the liberties ol tbe people." Thus speaka the SMamm, And yet the Dem ocrats In tbe Legislature, seeing tbe Intention of Buchanan's administration, with He ' stand ing army of placemen and pensioners, subsidised for tbe eipre-s purpose of defeating the will of tbe people," resolve tbat tbey "still" have confidence io Buchanan, aud bold still" while the fetters are forging to establish despotism lo Kboihb. Not only so; but wbeo an Investigation Is aked, (or the purposed ferret ing out tbe truth la regard to the bribery of tbe people's representatives, the Democratic ma jority lo Ooogress vote down the reeolotloo of Inquiry, and stifls Investigation! Such is mod-era Democracy. The School Commissioner's Report. Tbe first annual report of School Commie sloner Smyth wae received this day. We will endeavor to give an abetract of this doeumeot sooo. It has been preparod with eare, aod a vast amount of labor; and It abouoda lo sug gestloos and statistics of blgb value. Wo notion tbat Mr. Smyth entertaloa a'difisr- snt oplnloa ot "nni paper, maoufactared rags end lampblack," from that held by some members of Con grata, Oa page 29 he aaya: "Kvery leaoher ahould read at leat one good newspaper; otherwise be will live lo Iffuornce of daaly occurring facte,' it regard to which his proieanuo requires IB a oe anouia oe lQiormeo. Newspapers axe fast swooning tbe Teaobars ol the world; and tbe man or woman wbo isuotau habl nal reader ol tbia denarlmautot litaretura. oannot be thoroughly qualified lor the Teach- in proiaraiun." torn, II rather funny than otherwise, to see the Toledo Democracy passing reolnilons thanking Messrs. Cox, Cookerlll, Mall and Groesbeck, members of Congress from this State, lor voting with the Bepubllcaus oo Kan-see affairs, end tbu upholding the dootrloes which tha Republloaee lor tbe last luur years have been dally preach lug, aod for doing whlob tbey have beew dally denounce by the very men who now thank their members ol Congress for vntiog Troth Is mighty end pub Ho Jostles certain. trtw The Sit$tman says tbat oee Democratic member of Cod areas from Obit u lav favor of the Leoompton swindle, aod one or two others are trlmmlag aad pottering abojt, as II tbey oootd lml eo escape between the deU Md tbe deep eea " This probably means that Buchanan Is "the devil,1 end Doubles "the deeptoa." Now II this be so, we think It pretty evident that more than oca Democratic Coegressmai from Ohio baa gone to "the devil," nod th others have gvoe where the devil drove the swine, Into "the deep see," Extraerdloarf teWtln-Oid Bock re- eetrtd le sjrrer sua Cslnonn, Prrl- fM ei toe LeeasBptow Voevroilon, as a rnfHire rrum jaaiieel Tbe Legislative Investigating commit I tee to Kansas, sys tbe Cleveland PiaindtaUr. hav ing traced the Delaware Oroeting frauds cio-e to Calbouo, President of tbe Lecomptoo Convention, Gov. Denver has sent a requisition for him to Mr. Buchanan, as Chief Magistrate of the Dlatrlot of Columbia, wherein Mr. 01 h odd is supposed to be. Tbe faot tint said re to run aa forged, with many others, were tound by a Sheriff and 4 search warrant, bid In a Oandle box under a wwd pile, in Calhoun's office yard at Lecompton, affords presumptive evidence of Calhoun's guilt His chief clerk, MoLeav bad sworn that said returns bad been sent to Cal houn, at Weal port, Ho , by Calboun't direction. McLean baa fled, and there la a requisition after him. What nextT Messrs. Urow and Keitt. Tbe reoeot fight In the Uuues causes tbe peo ple to be euxlum to know more of tbe chiff personages engaged io It. Mr. Grow is a man of medium B'se, compactly built, and as true ae sUel to tbe oaues of Freedom. The Boston Bft gives the subjoined sketch ol his antecedents : Mr. Grow waa born In Wind bam oounty, Connecticut. Hii parente emigrated to north ero Pennsylvania wbeu be wae yet acb-ld. Hie father died when this son was but three years of age, leaving bis family fa reduced circumstances. An elder brother aided tbe subject ol tbia sketch iu obtaining ao education, and be we graduated at Amherst College, Muss, a', the age ol tweoty-ouH, In the year 1844. In the foil of i860 he was first elected to Congress, by singular accident in polltica. The Demoorata of tbe district were divided, and bad two Candida tee in the field, each oletming to be the regular nominee. Eiirht days before tbe election, both agreed to resiun if Mr Grow w. uid bn ti,n candidate. He bad left bi law office the (all before by reason of III health, and was spending tbe summer working on a farm, plowing, peeling bark, and surveying. He was waited upon to bis retirement by a friend ol each cau-'tldaie, as a oommfttee, to aeertala his let-IinKS. Tbey found him with a sat of bands on tbe pub lio hiehwav. renulldluir a bridir tt.at hd hn carried away by a treobet. He acceded to tneir proposition to be a candidate for .Con-ftrese, and both the other candidates resigned. A Convention wae sailed, which nlaced ate. Grow lo nomination jut one week before bin election. He was eleoied by 1 2A0 majority, and in 186 1 took bis seat In tbe House of Representatives. tbe youngest member of the Tbirty-aeoond Con gress, ana, witn oue or two except Isms, of tlm Thirty third Commas also. He is now serving his luurtb term io Congrcs. Tbe second time be waa elected by 7,600 majority; the third time by e uueuiuioua vote of tbe dinlrict, he having received tbe uoaoimous nomination of all parties, lor bla able and manly resistance to the passage of tbe Kansas Nebraska bill; the fourth ti ne he was eleottd by a larger vote than he received when be had oo opposition. Hie district, previous to tbe repeal ol tbe Missouri CompioioUe.gaveuuilormly about 2,600 Ueiu-ooratio majority , but io oouaeaueooe at ttw no ble stand taken by Mr. tiro w on the floor of uongress, ana upon too slump, before the people, bis district gave Col. Fremont almost 10,-000 majority. Wbeo Gov. Banks was running lor 8peker of tbe Uouae, be waa urged to allow bis name lo be uaed a a candidate, but be declined tbe bonor tor himself, aod uiged bis friends to "stick to Banke," which advice tbey followed, and by which tbe first deolsive battle against the aleve power waa achieved. Mr. Grow repreeeo'e tbe Bradford district, formerly represented by David Wllmot, anH he is e worthy successor of that gentleman Tbe people there have no con fide nee lo Buchanao, aad never bad. Tbey know him, and have known him to l e a Irioky, oold blooded, selfish politician, bent solely on hie owo exaltation ever ready to turn hie back upon his friends, should policy seem to dlcla'e neb a course. Reoent events show the correctness of their Judgment ot htm. Mr. Keitt, it will oot be forgotten, was one of the prinoipil back- r- ol Brooks lo bii cowardly attack upon nr. Humoer In the Senate oh amber Be is from Sooth Carolina, aod oi course be lievee lo tbe divinity of slavery, end labors for he pro page lion and ei tension. He bas acknowledged tbat he was the aggressor upon Mr. Grow. A abort lime be lore tbe fight lo tbe House, Ihe correspondent of the fuming Pott gave the following sketch of Mr. Keitt! Onoe seen, be Is never forgotten. Hs is prob ably one ol the value t men lo the House. He keeps bis seat but a few minutes et e time, and Is aa full ol antics and grimaces as any monkey id vow uoihijd xiuoiogioki wampus, is mere a pretty lady lo the glleryf Be sure that Mr. Keitt U looking at ber, aud pleasantly stroking his wbUksrs. Wait a few minutes, and if be Knows oar, you win see bim at ber side, wbei taking bis daily exercises ou the floor, he has a gall peculiarly nis own use tbat or a spavined mare. He tbrewe up his chin, briniis a beavv scowl upoo bis 'ace, and ooven tbe open space in iron or use spaaaer a onair. This li the member who represents tbe fire-eaters io tbe House tbe disunioniat fiat txceiienct, W rbe Obltllootbe ddttrtittr sustains Miller for voting with tbe Leoomptonitee on Harris's resolution, nod says the people of the district will aod do sustain him. Tbe Ohio S:4t$ma sustalas Mr Cox for voting against tbe Lecomptoo ites, aud says the people of this district will sastaio bim. What does this prove t Why, that modern Democracy, iostead of being a national Institute o, don't extend theleogth of tbe Scioto Valley. FiU w FoAMELnrroN. The Sutamam aays "we ere sorry to learo that on last Satorday morning about 10 o'olock, the house of Richard S tattler, lo Franklin ton, took fire and burned to the ground, Mr. 8 tattler's toss Is about $700. Most of the household furniture wsa saved"- VThe Republicans ol Chicago have no ml nated John 0. Halnea for Mayor of the city. r-Tbia brief Item from the New York Hr- ald'i oiwtespondent, explains the sudden Hlueaa of Mrs. Senator Douglas: Tbe same misfortune tbat has occurred to Senator Douglas in his attempted Kansas eeep "-(, has occurred to bim lo his dome lis re latione. Mra. Douglas was suddenly taken ill, ana ioe waage nes lost en neir. Notwithstanding the report that she bad died, we art glad to know tbat "sb Is doing u well as oould be eineoted " Tub Olbvbund Poetornue There le e "terrible tractor at ion" up io Cleveland about tbe Poatoffloe, The Htrld ef last evening soys that Jamee B. Steodman sent the following mes sage ovsr the wires to a oouple of applicants Id tbat elty lor tbe Poetoffioe. The firm wae to George 0. Dodge; , . Are you e Buchanan man? Are yon in favnr of Leoompton! , Do you want the Poetofflce? Will you In connection wlih laid Office eitab lien newspaperT To tbe first two questions Dodge answered, "I am." To the third, be said "1 do;" but to the fourth he demurred, aa tbe scheme was ot doubtful expediency In o pecuniary point of View. Charles Wins low. too. fa been otcbiid. Be replied that be was a Buchanan man, and a Leeomptow man, and Would like lbs Poetoffioe. The newspaper question was not put to him. oo it teems "toing are working." fcL The late Golleottar et tit. Louis County, Mo., Mr. George Smlter, has been found to be o defaulter to the amount of $160,000. - Geo. Houston's mill, at Maumee City destroyed by fire on Monday last, with a large stork of tour end grain , was valued et $8000. Insured lor $5300. u j Tub Bits Dnoroea-Tbe Chicago-'1 Tnbunt calls attention to the fact that tbe bate, aa to whether Kaoeaa would or would oot be e slave State, effeotoally decided by the President's weseage. lo tbat remarkable document thr President says t Jf-ntai is, ei thit newestf j we 5ere SlmU UMfni r Amu ae." A Democratic Prveidmt boeld ba good authority, and all these gentlemen had better i fui op to ue uaptftiaa oBoe and settle. COLUMBUS, OHIO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, H5S. WBDNr'SDAY,. FEBRUARY 17.1858 Senator Taylor yesterday Introduced a resolution directing the committee on executive Hppolotments te report opm the Dominations made by tbe Governor, and which require tbe confirmation of tbe Senate. It was deferred for the present, as tbe obairmao of tbe committee, (Mr. Phelps.) was absent. It may be remembered that this oommlttee Is ormposed entirely of "democrats." All tbe nominations are referred to that com ml I tee, and the eommittee won't report upon tbem. We oannot see what they can gain by it, unlet they Intend to Uke Ihe p- pointing isuw frtm tht Gowemor, end rtnjer it up torn ewe 7. Is that the purpone of the delay 7 v stemoval of Hr. Bitter. The telegraphic announcement in tbe State $- man this moroiug that Mr. Miller ha been re moved from the office of postmaster of Columbus, and Col. Medary appointed to the vacant place, has caused much excitement throughout tbe city. Mr, MilUr ha been tut many years the most active aud influential member ot the locoloco party in tbe county, aud bas probably dooe aa muob to keep the party together, and to give it li.orease, as any oue in Ihe Btttte, He was appuinted to tbe pott masteri-blp by James Buchanao, aud alter eojoytng tbe place for a few months, haa been removed from It by the same di stlii Kuinhed person. I Mr. Miller bas been a very prompt aud ac ceptable offloer. The people were relished with hi. ii, and no oue onmplalntd. But he had com mitted the unpardonable eiu. He had spoken guluet tbe Leoompton fraud, aud wi opposed to the course of the administration upoo that matter Ue waa a warm and cordial iiieud ol Mr. Cox, our Congressman, and Mr. Cox bud made an anti Lecompton speech, and hud given an ami-Leoompton vote. He must be punished for It Buchanan oould not remove bim, hut i be oould remove hii friend, Mr. Miller, so be I removed Mr. Miller. Thus has Mr Buobauao : become the instrument in the bauds of bis "olg-ger driving" parly to strike down a freeman for entertaining au honest opiuiuu. 1 his re to ova1 will do much lo open tbe eves of tbe thiukiog Demoorata or this county and State. It will show them tbat no man oao gain portion Jo tbe party, or bold au office, wbo will not agree to support every proposition, and graut every demand, however monstious, or however wicked aud unjust, that tbe slavehold lug aristocracy ol tbe South support and ask t ir. It will abow tbem that slavery Is oot only a power In tbe South, but that It Is a power lu the North; that It controls oot ouly appointment! Id tbe South, but It controls appointment in the North; ibat, lo a word, it controls the administration ot thli Govern me m, ud makea and unmakes men lu every section of tbe land. krf It Is reported aiouud town that Mr. Mil ler, tbe removed Postmaster, wae requested by the powers at Washington to sign a sort of pledge that be would suj port tbe Administration, io , Id ell tbiogs, aod tbe report al-o is, tbat Mr. Miller replied tbat "be would lee tbem d d first." to.Tbe Portsmouth Spirit 0f tht Timu thinks Bresllo's late deposition tbat Mr. Gibson took none ot ihe publio money, Is not entitled to credit. Why not f It Is In strict conformity wltb the report of the Investigating committee, of which Mr. Spirrow was tbe chairman, the truth of which no fotelligeut man can or will dispute. te.Tbe Ml Vernon B inner publishes Buchanan's late Kauaas message entire. Us editor I al dlseeotlng from Its conclusions, is dene up In the weakest kind of baby writing. Gold in Curk Coomtt Tbe editor ot the Springfield AbnstnV mys that be has been shown sp c line us of gold bearing quarti, dug a few daye sinoi from o portion of the Cross farm. just sold at sheriffs sale by Mr. John E Lay ton. we oeve teu snown, also, a specimen of pure metal obtained from tbe quarts. Tbe Cross farm Is about six miles I rem this oily, aod tbe gold waa discovered by Mr. M. W. Miller, wbo is ao experienced man wltb regard to these matters. We have it upon tbe best authority that this quant Is quite common la the region Where these epeol uens were ob'ained. This is no humbug. We have seen tbe quarts aod tbe gold, nod expeot before long to see more of It. fetv Gov. Ram ny, Republican, 1 about to contest tbe right of Sibley, Democrat, to tbe seat of Governor of the State of Minoeaots, The former promises to show op lbs frauds by wbloh the result was accomplished. ILT Col. Harris of Illinois, in bis letter to the New York aoti-Leooutptoo meeting, aays that ratner iqbq vole lor tbat Uoostltutioo, ho would be crucified head d jwowa.da," The Washington correspondent of tha New York Tim$ says that "Calhoun own It repudiates the Idea oow tbat he will return the bree State Legislature. He will play the Del aware Crossing game throuKh to tbe end." "Things ia Working." Editob JnoRNAL: I observed io tbe Journal of last evening, this olasslo sentiment misquoted; aod holding tbat if an author 1b worthy to be quoted, it ia due to him tbat be be quoted oor- reoily, I take the liberty ol mggestlug the correction.TAwigs is iwrAiaw." The foverelgu people of Ohio, at three successive elections, have emphatically spoken out against the bad faith manifested la the repeal ot tbe Mhsourl Compromise of 1820. Tbe present Legislature. (elected at tbe same time, and by tbe same votes, tbat eleoied Governor Chase and tbe Re-publloao tlcketj are about to rebuke M sway for their votes, aod to oentralise the little pat- rooage which the Constitution devolves upon the Governor, In tbe hands of tbls "Deoiooratio" Legislators, which owes Its being to an unequal and uufair apportionment ol representation. The "Dk moor alto" oaucus his been In travail to this end, lor aha last four weeks. "Thlugs Is work log." Again: The national Executive, lo oblige tbe Representative of the "Democracy" of this Con gressional distrlot, superceded Mr, Hp arrow, faitblul and competent officer, to the post office to tbia city, and appointed Mr, Thomas Miller (auotbtr faithful offlQr),ln hii place. But Mr. Cox, the Representative aforesaid, made a speech agalnet Lecomptoo, and must be rebuked,. Mr. Miller Is displaced, and Ool. Medary ia announced as bis successor 1 "Tkingt it i("g." X. t.Z. riatu and Fretpctii ef Lccomptesu Oortapoo4aDO of th Ktanlnj fuat. WisuiKUTON, February 9. Tbe UcompUolles have uvidiu-d their olaua somewhat riuce tbiir disheartening defeat of uuaBy. id otner woruc, a compromise lion toot, and to my knowledge, sotn ol the Demo crallc opponents ol Lecomptoo In Its present snipe nave signinea ineir wiinngnes te accept I the proponed compromise Tbe arrang menll endvrsiuoi now to be settled npuu is, tbat Cal bouo shall lasue oerliaoaies to the Free State' candidates lor Stale offiosre io Kansas, and Congress, In accepting the ConsUiutloo, will aesert the right of tbe people of Kansas to amend It at any time, irraspsetlvo el anything in It to the ooctrary... Tula, it la thought, will satisfy the Doug Us party, or enough of it to carry Lecomptou easily. ... ( ine conauoi of oeuaior fugb at tha present tlms is worthy of eapeolal noiloe. He be declared to Seoators aud members ol Oougress tbat be will obey bis I net rue lions or resiia. Ot ouurse he will out do tbe latter, but will vou- agalnst Leoompton as It will be reported to the Seuate. If he does tbis lo eeriianra to tbe Ohio Legislature, why does he oot obey bis lostruo-tlous lo their sirif ae wall as Islter! During the exciting straggle la toe Hones the other day, he was lo be seen at virions times endeavor! ug to persuade members to vote with the AdroluiHration. He it led him -II to the utmost to detent the resulatioo of Mr. Harris: at one lime bis Interference became eo obnoxious tbat ao Ohio Democratic anti-Leoomptonlte rebuked bim severely for bis Inooosisteot and treacherous conduct. In tbe Senate, also, bis "aid and oomlort" are giveo to the dlranlon-Ists. who would drive tbls great fraud through i that body. Tnls n a singuUr ecdiee to tbe will of the people of Ohio. He gWes bis vote against Leoompton. and bi sympathies, hi influence, and his untiring effort or Lecomptoo. DOT. From Washington. pl Dtipatahaa to tha N. Y. Irlbuot WitmiNOTON, Feb 14, 1868. Tbs democratic members or the House held a caucus last evening io the Representatives' hall. They bad a verv stormy meeting. Fifty-four member were present; among tbem aeteral ao-tl.Lecomptonltea. The Hon. John Cochiaue presided Mr. Stephens of Geoigia, in a bim. tug speech, explained tbe object of the meeting to be a m re periect organisation of the pirty In the House, aud arrangemeut of Ihe order of bufiuvss. Altera good deal of palaver, Mr. Clark of Miguel raid tbat there was no ne iu bentiDir about tbe Imnh any longer. The question really before the caucus wa"Lecompiun,"aiid they must decide whether or not those wbo opposed the Lecompton constitution sh-iuld l allowed to remain fu tbe fwrty. Upon tbia. there wui a flare up Mr. Montgomery ot PeunttylvauiB deoounced Lecompton iu strong term, and protested ugaiot It ae ruinous lo the Democratic party. Mr. Barksdale ot Mississippi said tbat the autl-Lecompton DemucrHta were followers of Gov Banks. Mr. Cox of Ohio replied that tbey followed another Governor, viz: Wiw. Mr, Uaskle and other Virginians thereupon pitched luto Gov. Wise right aod left. Alter a great deal ol noise aod coufusiou.ttiH proceedings terminated with a speech by Mr, Marshall of llltuois, wbo proteated again-1 making Leoompton a test ol Democracy. As for bimxeif.be represented Ihe srouuest Democratic Listrict in tbe United States -a District wbk-h bad given tbe largest majority lor Bu ohaiiau. Sunooae It should mru out that m. jority of tbe Democratic parly were opposed to Lecompton wno men wouM be read out of tbat parly ? lie was an old Democrat, aud did not want lo be read out ot the parly by men who hud so lately entered It tbat tbey were hardly dry behind the ears. Tbe only buttiiiesa transacted by tbe caucua wieioordera oommlttee, to be appointed by the Chtlnnao, to report apian (t orgaulaailon nd a tou, Tbe caucus tben adjourned to Weduesday eveniug: The Aiiti-lecnmptoo Demoorata regard the split lu tbe party as Irreptuable. Mr. Burne of Ohio, it is siid, intends to ak lor the appointment ol a committee to Investigate tbe oliargr agaiusl him made lu tbe Ttibune. A Double Execution. Henry Fife aod Charlotte Jones were executed in Pittsburg ou Friday, tbe 12th, for tbe murder ol the uuole and aunt of tbe latter. Tbey both oonreesed the deed wbeu oo the scaffold, and the woman made tbe following statement, to wit: The reason why I did tbis. was the great love I bad lor Henry Fife, and In order to get money to go to housekeeping with bim. A short time before this crime was commit ed, File lelt me, Bgalnst my earnest wish giving me. a a reason lor leaving me, that he wae loo poor to support me, and tbat he was compelled to leave me end go aud bum work, lwas oot willing be should leave ayalo, aod I went with him he g iug to McKeesport, and I to my uncle's. Then wbeo I was at my uncle's bouse, I first lormed t: e Idea of committing tbe or I me, in order to get tbe money, so tbat I oould live with File, as 1 was still afraid be would leave me again. A part ot tbe gaPowi sceos is d. scribed by ths Pittsburg Uatttt thus: Tbe prisoners mantfi sted tbe greatest tender ness lor each olLer, and appeared to real fee that they stood each upoo tbe verge ot tbat eternity trom which now but a lew fleeting momenta separated tbem. Mr. Brown the u off-red amwt ferveut audi melting prayer. Tben the prisoners sat dowu ; and Charlotte Jones broke uut into tbe most uocontrulahle fit of weeping aud groaning; these eube and groans, mixed wilb Incoherent besee- b-ings and preytr to the throne ot grace, complaint and moauing. The iceue became lo-expietslbly paiofut. Strong men broke down belore the ewlul sight; men who bad been on bUHa fields tu rued tbeir backs or withdrew; tboae whose gentle ministration as embassadors for God bad led tbe wayward feet ot these poor criminals lo tbe told of Cbrlut, ae they bad sometimes dared to hope, oould scarcely bear tbasceue.so mixed ot all that Is awful and all that is paiuiul lu life aod oo tbe verge of death. They both fell at tbe sania luitaul of time. Tbey bad together executed a murder that has soarcely a parallel io the criminal annals of tbia ooun try murdered two inoffensive ad belp- few dollars. Tbey bad been arrested ton ether, ' been tried together, couvleted and seoteooed lo stand before tbat dread tribunal to tbe eyes ot wbore Judge all things are open and oao not be hid. The bodies huug some S6 mtuutes, Fife dropped Ilka lead, and scarcely moved a muscle ot his body, lo eight miDuiea blr heart had ceased Its beating, aod be bad passed ioto eternity beyond even the faintest sensation of present being, i harlotle Jones wae dead In four minutes after she fell. Tbe Noble Ctinoty RegnlatersWhet has hern ftceompikbed sevruiyFlve Prisea-ers en Hand Hanks tad Htaii hi Charge ft niuuter takcu out ef ihe PuipM. From tba ludianasolls Jenrnal of Feb. II. A our readers are aware, the oliliens of No bit county have been actively engaged for some weeks lo imcing out and breaking up a fraternity of eounierfeitere, boras thieves, highwaymen aod murderers, wboe headquarters were in that oouuty, wilb ramificalfona ex tend log all over the Northern portion of the Union trom New York to MissWippi, Their exece'lon of McDougai we have already published a full mc-ouuut ot, and ibeir arrest and committal to the jail in ibis city ol five "bogus" cola makers we nave alao noted. But these proceedings by no menus convey an adeqnate Idea ol the extent of tbeir operations. From Mr, Richmond, of Ligumer, Noble oounty. and Iron Mr. Snuley, U. ti. Deputy Marshal, wbo brought dowu three ol tbe couuteileitera on Thursday, as we noticed, w learn some lacis tbat indicate the "Regulator" movement to be a "o leaning out" of thu moat exisusive ooi(.binaiioo of villains tbat ever existed io tbe Uuiou. We make this declaration deliberately, and we tbiiik our reader a will assent to it wheu tbey learn the facts, Ihe capture of MoDougal aud Baruum, aud some others, gave tbe "KvguUi-ora" ibemeunsot learning tbs names of allooe-oeoled with this band, aod tbe "trail" Is being followed up with vigor and auooese, Besideu banging oue mui, tbey have already arrested aud buid io jail seveuiy six pitsoueia charged with oouuierfeUtBg, robbery end murder. There are five In the Jail at tbia place uow, and there will be fifteen as soon as the offioers oau bring tbem down, all charged with ooueterleit-ing coin, and wbo will be tried at tbe next tttm ol the Uuiled Slates Court. Four murderers, agalust whom the evidence is said to be oouclu-lve, (seme or It, we bo I lev, being ooofeesious) tie amoug tbe prisoners, A number, we did not bear Uow many, charged with robbing, aa well as oouutaLbmjitng, nr alao in tbe net. Ooa uaua, wua piauaaoa material lor tbe mauu-laoture of oouutavlcit notes, and two mfnta for the man u do lure of counterfeit ooto, ere also -prises oi ui regulators, A third utal either baa been, or will be captured sooo, officers See- ley end tttofimund baring started after it j terdav. About lort thouaund dnitmni tarleit money baa been secured. Over three hand red osrees ol the bani nut yet arrested are In tbe hands of the officers, and arre. to will he made ai fast aa possible. mis ia certamiy rery satisfactory looting up of a tew weeks effort of breakiuar no a ri.n ot seoendrele. One of the arrest mui in a muroo.or e man named Hathawav. who actually prencniug t the moment the officers nauoeu mm. ne contested, we understand, and latneoted the effects oi his crime lees on bis own ncouuut true on eocuuot 0: bis "flock," wbo, he feared, would lose their seal wbeo each a wrstohed example was set tbem by tbeir preacher. Altogether the "Regulatora" have done a good work. The only thing that Is to be regretted is the execution of MoDoogal. However extreme tbe provooatloo, and It would be 'ooliib to deoy that the provocation waa rwt the punlabmeut waa Illegal and onjasiiAable. t here was no excuse at all thai nrill ant mo.ii. shield ovsry mob execution of ft orimiaai. We ere sorry ib- Noble county men stain d their Danos wilb the crime, lor iney were toing a good woik, and have earned t' e gratitude ol the country for their effort lo the d"molltin of this great organized tnud of piuudeters eoit murderers. 8'NATB. wombat F b 15. 1858. Oo motion of Mr. WE3TCOTT, th re ae n call of tbe roll. A quorum being present, all further proceedings under Ihe call were dis-peused wltb, and the Siimto proceeded to business. THUD ftKAIUMU OF 8! LI 8. S. No. of): To amend the 16th section of an act for tbe assessment and taxation of all property in tbia State, and for l vviog taxes thereon according to It true value in mouey, passed and took effect April 13, 18.2 Mr. W horror V said that sundry atnend-meuta bad been agreed to, which be bad not lime to examine. After some conversation, the bill having been read, was referred to a select committee ot one Mr. WKSTCOTT. The Senate agreed to II. J, R, to printing extra copies of the Reform Hch ol bill, Tbe PRESIDENT ol the Seuate ilgued, iu tbe presence of tht .Semite, S No. 10: To su thorite tbe elty ot Lancaster to borrow money lor oily building; U. No. 6: To amend section 29 of the civil code, paused March II, 1863; and U. No. 70: To authorize tbe Board of Education of Athens oouuty to borrow money for ecbool bouse purpose, and tbe same aie now lawa, Mr. WBSTCtrTT introduced K. No 75: To amend tbe 'i7tb and 2tfib sections of au act pre scribing the duties ol ecuuty commissioners, puttied March 23d 1H40, wltiub wae read the third time. Mr. HKNKLE ofl. red tho following resolit tlou, Hhicb, ou hie motion, wa refeire-l fu thu oommilbe oo Militia: tofW, e.v thr Utfttal Jtniky the State of Ohi; That the Quarter Master General be au horited to i-sue to the UrbnnaUutver-t-ity at Urban a, In Champaign county, public arms sufficient lor one company of Inlautry, (not to exceed 50 muskels or rifle,) for th use ol tbe students thereoi, under the same limitations and restrictions, and in like nauner as arms are Issued lo volunteer companies. Mr. CADWELL said it was not woilb while to go into committee of the Whole, ae there was barely a quotum ot tbe Senate present, and on bia motion, the Senate took a recess. AFTKKNOOM HKHJION. ' Ou motion of Mr. HtNKLE, the Suoate resolved Itself Into committee of the Whole, ou tbe orders of tbeduy, Mr. WESTCOTT lu the obalr. Several bills were lufotmally laid over. S. No. 70: To amend sec. 624 ol the Code of Civil Procedure, was considered iu committee. The bill was then passed through committee. H. No. 89; Tu ftueod the set to Incorporate Lane Seminary, aud S. No. G'i: To author ' the use of the jail at Sarabsville, Noble county, un til one shall be erected at the new seat of justice of said ooooty, were considered aud passed through tbe committee, wbou On motion of Mr. McKbLLY, Ihe committee rose aud reported, On motion of Mr. HKNKLE tha . jouroed. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE. Monday, February 16, Ibtt, BILLS INIHoDUOXO AND BlAD ftHST TIMS, By Mr. CHRISTY, H. No. 152: For the protection of the etubaukmeatM ot hydraulic companies.By Mr. BAFFIN, H, No. 153: To extend the time of payment for school seolloa IS, in Greene township. Hamilton county. Mr. STOU 1', from the select committee to whom wasreterred tbe petition of Wm. V. Hunter. Edward A rob bold, Jae. R. Morris, and fill mher oitiseDsof the incorporated town of Wood a He Id, rcpuricu loiavor oi granting tbe request of tbe petitioners, and for that purport reported tho following bill: H. No. 164: To authorise tbe town council of tn town of woodtDeid to sell a certain lot there io. M PORTS of otiMuirrxes. Tbe select eommittee to whom was referred H. No. 62, reported ibe same back wltb amendments, which were agreed to, and tbe bill urder-ed to be engrossed and red a third lime tomorrow. Tbis bill is supplementary to the divorce Uws ot March U, 1853, and April 16, 1S67. It provides that in any petition or oroes petition tor divorce aad almony, or either, lo which the oause alleged Is "gross neglect of duty," It shall not be m ccssery to prove tbe continuance ot such arose Denied ol daiv lor th period of three years; aod tbat where the cause aueged ii "extreme cruelty," tbe court sba gr mt decree in favor of the party asking the aame, II It la satisfied ol tbe truth ol tbeoharge although there la ao proof of personal violence. Mr. SLUSSEB, from select oommlttee, reported back H. No. 48 with amend menu, aod aeked that tbe aame be prioted, which was agraara io. un motion ot Mr. ANDREWS, the Houae re solved Itselt Into committee or ths Wbole, Mr, RODGERS ot Clark, lo the Chair. ii. Ho. 107: Hearu latin? tbe mode ol adminlt- terio ftRslgumeoie in trust lor the benefit of creditors, being under Cons id era Hon, numerous amendments were suggested, and the discussion participates iu oy Nessr. OULLINS, GlLiON, HARRISON. DOBMtYER.GATCU. PLANTS aud others, Alter some lime tbe committee rose end reported tbe bill back with auend- menls, wblob were agieed to. and tbe bill referred to the Judiciary committee. Mr. ANDREWS, Irom the select oommlttee tu whom wsa referred the resolution relative to lurDtamng certain reports lo Ihe Court ot War-reo oouoty, eic, made a report wilb amend- ueuia, wnion were agreed to. r. UAHKiftun, ou leave, introduced H. No. 166: To amend the act fort e Dunir.bm.eut of orimea, wbloh was read first time. This act provides for tbe punishment of auv mau guilty of the seduction ol a female under ih ni eighteen with imprisonment In the penitentiary lor oot leee than one nor more than three years. House took a recess. AirxitKooM axssiuv. Ou motion ol Hr. MONROE. H.No. l(i: To ameud ao act entitled ''au act lo proviue for the establishment ol Helono Schools," puseed April IU, 1867, was read tbe second time, end referred to the committee on Relorm Schools, and tbe Asylum lor idiots. Uu motion of Mr ANDREWS, the Honm re solved iUelt Into committee of tbe Whole, on the orders of tbe dv. Mr. BAGLbV in the ohair. Tbe eommittee reported beik S. Nu. 19: Sup plementary to au act to provide lor the orgaut. aatluo of riis end incorporated villages, pans-1 ed May S, 1862, without amendment, aud the same waa ordered io be engrossed aud reed tbe iDiru time to-morrow. Tbe same oommlttee reurttd bock 8. Nu 56, witbout amendmaut, and tbe same waa reierred lo the eommut e ou Judiciary. Mr. RANKIN, from tbe eommittee to whom waa reierred tbe memorial of Mrs. Susan Adams and William Trevitl, mnde a teport, accompanied by tbe following bill: H. so. 160: To nuthouse the Governor to oouvey to Susau Adams 144 acre ol luu l in Marlon oouuty, aud receive from her a release to Ihe Stale ol ber dor nghia iu t40 .rrs in Alleo, Putuam, r-ul loo and Wllliuuis couutiei, wbiob waa real a llaL time. The committee ou tbe Judiciary reported back Ii. No. 41, wtib einenuiuaut, which were agreed to, and tbe same ordered to be engrossed fur lie third readmit to-morrow. This bill is amendatory to au act pawed Keuiuary 17, 131, to provide tor tbe paiiitiou ul real estate. Mr. DAWbS offered a resolniiou oaihng uu the Board ol 1 utdio Wuik lor luluruiliou touching ths expeuae ol iauul repairs, which waa laid ou tbe lable, Ou motion tbe HqU-h adjourned. SENATE. Tuiuhui, Feb. ia', Ie68, Mr. WESTCOVT, tri m the committee un Claims, reported back ibe petition ol Jodd Johnson, relative to remuneration lor lueeea sustained by btm to a certain contract wt;b the State, aad the coram it lee were di-obargia" Irom 1W iiuHir wviiwiaiiuu, - - - Mr. MILSd ictruduced S, No. 7b: To nnMii sections lo end 17 ol the act tor tbe fnoornura uoo ot tuwDSDip, paowa mar on li, 1W3 Head ihe Drat time. Com mittbb or tho wuou Oo motion af Mr. CANFIKLD, the Senate resolved ileell luto oummiitee ol ibe Whole, on ibe orders ot Ibe day, air. SLADE in the Cbalr a. naoe: lo regulate udtcial electloua. Re quiring separate ballots nudi axes lor judicial offioce, The eommittee row and reported the bill, to (jjtyiu ffflislttttirx which amendments were offered In evrnmlttea, but not acted on, and, on motion of Mr,CaN-FIKI-D, it was referred to e appolal (Oiumittee of tbree. Dot yet named. Tbat the Senators might have an opportunl. ty ol wftneraiog the examination of the Deaf aod Dumb pupils. In the Hall of Represeuta live this afternoon, on motion of Mr. McCLE A-BY, the Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF RKPRJSbKNPATlVES. Tobsdat, Peb. 18, 1858, THIRD RBADIKUR. Mr. GILSON. from the standing nnmmltlM oo Revision re oor led the following bills as oor-rectly engrossed: H No. 76; To amend tbe act entitled an act to regulate tbe admission aud practice of attorney aud ecu eel ore at law, pisjd February 14, 1624. a no. 33: louiovide for Ibe InoorDoratloD sod regulation of stviugsinatltutloQi, waa read a third lime and tbe question of its passage lost by 39 yeas, to he nays. nr. rAttnuna aave notice tbat be won Id , move a reconsideration ot tbe above vote. j H. Mo. 41; To amend ao act to nrovid. tori the partition of leal estate paused February 7, 1831, was read, and on motion of Mr. AMRLER was laid on tbe table. II. No. 64 : To make it tbe dutv of the Clerk ot tbe Court of Common Pleas In tbe several oountiea ef this State, to record the oaDers in certain cases therein named, was passed yeas a No. &s : To amend an act to authorize 'he Commissioners of Hamilton oouoty to sell certain real estates In said oouoty, nd to provide for the erection ol a county Infirmiry and lunilic ai-yltim therein, passed April 10,1866, wa pitwed - yeas 76. nays 2. U. No 63 : Amendatory of tbe divorce law, was read a third time, ami the uunation heinir on Its passage, Mr. bkiuu.S spoke explanatory of its pruvls ions. He said that uuder the opinions which had been giveu by tho whose authority waa muob respected by Ibe courts, no petitiooelor divorce or alimony on tbe ground of cruelty or negleolol duly, could be successful In many district ot ibe State, uolew such delinquency bad existed for three years. The bill was lost Mr. MONROE moved to reo insider, which was carried, aud Mr. MONROK moved tu oom-inil the bill with instructions to make certain amen.i meats. Mr. HARRISON thought the object rougbt by the member ould be obiaiutd by amending section 14 ol the yrlafuat act Mr. HUBBELL thought It oould aod would be done by amending tbe eth seotioo so a to repeal the promiae lor a vear'a residence. Mr. MONROE said tbat it was not desirable to repeal tbe oue rear olaue as to divoioe. but ooly as to alimony. uu motion, ine Mouse adjourned. AVTEHKOOir SKIM toil. On motion of Mr. WILLIAMS of Warren, H. no. vi was laiu on ine taoie. Ou motion ol Mr. ANDREWS, the special re port of the board ol public works relative to ttie Lew is town reservoir, was referred to Ibe special oommlttee ou tbat subject. The following bill was introduced, on leave. by Mr. WEST of Logan, aod read the drat time: m. no. oi: to rescind ibe contract for tbe eu- laiffemei'l 0f 'be Lewiaiowo reservoir. 11. No 7tf: To amend tbe act reuulatlns the admission niid practice of attorneys and ooud- aeiors st-iew, was read tbe third time aod pawed yeas 64, navs 91. ine leaeoersand pupils or the Asylum for tbe Deal aod Dumb b log i-reaeot, iu acoord-unce wilb a previoue reaolution, and the hour having arrived for tbeir exercises to commence. on motiou. toe uouse adjourned. Alter adjournment, toe Hail was crowded with ladies and geullemen, oitlsene and members, wbo were entertained daring the remainder of the afternoon wub tbe exeroises to which tbe adjournment bad given place, - SENA VK. Widnbmdat, Feb. 17, 1k6& Mr. BLADE, Irom seleot committee, reported 3, No. 14: To emend the law relative la iorore. wilb sundry amendments, which was laid on ine tDie to pnot toe amendments. Mr. WkSTCOTT.Irom select Oommlttee. re ported back S. No. 66: To amend the 18th eeo. of tbe act tor aeaemeut and taxation, Aa, paeed April 13, 1862, wltb sundry amendments, which, with pending amendmeote, were reierred to tbe Fiuanoe oommlttee.-S. No. tli: To eaUbllab tbe Ohio Normal School, was read tbe second lime, aod referred to committee nf the wbole. Mr. S AFFORD, from atandiog oommlttee on Public Buildings, undo tbe lotluwlng repot t: Tbe standing oommlttee aa Public Build I age, to whom was referred tbe annual report of K. D. Mansfield, ., Commissioner of Statistics, re port ihe same back and recommend tbe following juintresolutioo: Htftwfd bn lf Utrutal Autmblv mt tht State fAi, That 600 copies ol tbe annual report of tbe Commissioner ol Statistics, be printed In the usual form for the Commissioner of Statis tics, 800 copies for the use of the State Librari an, 200 copies for tbe nee ot the Bserciary of state, aou zuuu oopiea lor toe use of tbe Legislature, which waa agreed to. Tbe following bills were severally read the first time: U. No. 64: To make It the duly or the eleihs of courts of common pleas In the several counties of this State to record the psperi In certain cases therein oamed. U. No. 65 1 To amend an aot to authorise tbe oommiMiouers of Hamilton county to sell cer tain real estate io said oouoty, aod provide lor the erection of a luoatlc asylum therein, passed April 10. 1866. U. N. TO: To amend the aot to revulala Ibe admission and practice of altorneya and coun selors at law. passed reb. li. i8o. II. No. $6: to amend section 66 ol ao aot to provide lor the oreallon aod resulatioo ol in corpora led companies lo tbe State ol Ohio, passed May 1, 1862. . Mt. UAl-CUocered the following wbicb was agreed to: Ktmirta. i nat tue oomints-toners a the s uk- tog lund make inquiry ot parties tonuected wilb tbe various turupike roads and oanal companies iu which tbe State is a stock bolder, aud ascertain whether a fair p icv oan Iw obtaioed for the Interest which the Stale holds io such oompsuins, aud report t j result ot tuch inquiry ui tue otuinw. Mr. TAYLOR offeiad the tollowiua resolu tion, the sume be offered vealerdav. but wi lb- drew In the abreuoe ul Ue chairman ul the oomroitlee; Huotttd, That tha oommiltaa ou Exeeullre Nomlnatiousbe and they are bvreby iuatruoted to report back at the meeting ot the Senate ibis afternoon, Ihe uomitutioue heretofore re ferred to them. Mr. PHELPS laid tbat In the nreesef bust uees the two names cent io and referred to tbe committee had been overlooked. There was no dlepittiiloii to bold them back, lie suggested to tbe Senator to withdraw tbs resolution. Mr. btuu ui. ved to i.y i ou ibe table. Yeas- Mesrs. Caas. Chaituinu. Oorwine. (lai d. H tch, Klnoaid, Morrow, M unlock. Perkey, I er-rill, Phelnt.. Held. Satlord. bhleiuh. Siniib. Thomas, Vanatta and Westcott 18. Nrvs Messrs. A-broun. Cadwell. Can tie id. Gatcb, Heukle, Miles, Taylor aud Wioaua-8. r, oAPrurtu ooereu tue luiKwiug resolution, whit-h, ou moiiou or Mr, TAVLOii, waa releried to commute ou the Militia: Hitthed. tv the Urnumt JiiMmblv ul tha Stmtff OAie, That tbe Quarter Master G ner ai d autDorlsed lo issue to ibe Ohio Military Institute at Uhillicolh.-, Roas county, Obtu, public arms sufficient lur oue company ot Infantry, or Light lulaulry, nut to exceed 70 musaetsor n ties, lur tbe um ol tbe etudeuis ibureol, uuder suuh Iimilaiiuusaud resirlctioo, aud in like mauuer an arms are issued to volunteer compauie. uo motiou or air. rutw.i'a, tie Senate re solved itself luto committee ot the Whole, ou the special order of the day, il. Nu. $. (.the Jail Dill.) . Nr. bLAUh) delivered ft wtitteuapeeub iu ou postliuu to the bill, which Will probably ap pear. - i ne oommtuev roee ana tepuiuu, sua ine Senate took a recees. APT! RHikN 4KKI0j'. 1 ' ' ' Ibelolluwlug bills were suvtrallv read the first time: H. No. 81: Making nd sppropriatloo to oar a rt I boa tea ol deposit n-eesd by the late Treaau- reroitiey (Wa. at.Uieeoo,) M ftooaty treas arera. . . , r.-i j w t U. No. el; To auUioruMt aeftaia turn Dike Companies to oolleot toll Irom persout paaatog uv r tneir roao io aoo irom lunerais, aod to amend section 86 of an aot to provide for the creation and regulation of inoorporattd eompa Dies id ins state or uqio. passed wav t. I8en Oo motion ot Mr. WhalOoTT. the Senate resolved Itwll into oommittee ot the wbole oa the special order ol tbe day. I ooofluement ol tun. lives Irom slavery la the I nil. ot Ohio, oa! Aurll IS 1IA7 u. no, a: to repeal ao act to prohibit tbe rf Mr. PttSLPs) advoeated the passage at the NUMBER 48 The questio-i being on ordering the bill to be read tbe third time; Mr. CADWELL moved th. B.n and the yeas aod nays were demanded. ' Yeas Hestrs. Ashman, Buckland, Cadwell Canfield, Gard, Gatch, Greeo, Heukie, Hollo-way. MoClearr. Mfiea SIsJ. T.iAr ni u; naus 14. Naya-Mesars. Caotwell, Cass, Ohapmao, Oorwiue. Hatoh. K inn aid t.naAnn u Murdock, Perkev. Ferrill.Ph.inaZbm u.n.' Sbideler, Sohlelch, Smith. Tbomaj, Vauatta and ThequMiioa rwurrlngoa ord.rlnn the bill (0 b out tbe Ihlrd time, lb, j,u tad D.v, were denuded, ud H,irfH l .h .... imll.r ,ow. 8 ' la, queitluu beiui oa reullnn tl.o . do, It tu m deoided by tbe nt vole. A motion lor reo wu made by Mr UiSN'-KLE.od wllhdmro. ' Aud tbe bill ni puted, tbe you od on,, being tba wm, u above jmi au, naJ, n, A menage "m reeaived frum th. oummunioailDg the report ol the Commlwiouor ot Uommon Soboola. Adjooruad. from Wajhin.ton. 8pUl DUpatck to u N YoIk T,ib. u w"'itom, Moodaj, Feb, 15, 1858, Tbe seuate baa bean fMwiinipH .u tbe oaae ol Ibe bom, Indiana &)ni..r. I. ..... demooitrated to tbe aeliifaotloo 0 ny 'raiiou- v., utinni ana ntou beve oo claim to tbeir mate. Neverthele, tbe Admin- uouuv,.,. , remivea to give tljem time to procure leatlmooj, though il u oertaiu mat uo leitimonv oan belp tbeir oaw. Tbe i x teuaioa ol time ia preteow lo keep tb iu tbeir kbu to vole lor Lecompton. Tbe Adminiatration Banarnr. im.nH ... i.-.. ten the puiage of th, Leoompton Constitution bj a reaalntion to ol ae debate at an early day Tbe debate promiae. to be ooe of tbe greateat in lb, biatory ol Uoogreaa. All the Kepublioan iJenatora are preparing to lakn part iu Ii. Judge Douglaa i, making ready for a great Ibe aeparatioa ol hlmxlf aud of Meaui. Slu-art, firoderick. Uarria. Mar.h.ll m,., ..... Hlokn.au, Oox, and Ibelr awwiatee, Irurn lii Lecomptou nartv. ia lookmi imm ... . oompleuj. ArrangemenU are ia program for w..u..,w u, . 8rflw aout.ecompton party. It b a.id Ibat Foatmaater (Jray, of tl.o Cleveland Wuiadaaar, ia to be removed tbia we, k iu pit, of bia oaviug in on Leoompton. ' The Maahborne Ilrothera. The name of Waaliburna la honorably and fa-miliar!, ou Ibe toniue of tha nam.l,. .... aervedJjr ao. Bead Ibe following account the lamlly Irom the Albanr A'e,n j,urm, and marv.1 not that tbe Kaiue f atriaroh, like Simeon at old, ii ready to "Uepart lu Peace:" "" au uaawenaoer Waehburu.' era tbre. brother, in Oougrena. larael I. iron! Main. Elibu from Illinoi." and C Jflid Irom Wlaconaia; although they are all ualivea ?, !" t; iA00-U" br"""r ""Publican ed-tor in Uaiilornut, aud not unlikely will aoon be In Lougieta with hi. three brother.. Tu, father o! thia Hepublioau family still livta iu tbe county of Peuooaoot, alaiue, in the Cougreasiou-al diaixlct represented by bi, eldeal aou. lie ia a man 01 aianing oharaoler, aouud reuae aud general lulelllgeuoe. U ia aaid tbat Ibe character aud dMtiuy ol bla ton, were formed In a great meaaur, by a rather peculiar lealura ot the parental houathold. It waa alwava tbe bom, ol all the traveling olergymen in the country, ol tha lather', laitb, and a bopitablo home, too. Th, only return exacted for tbi., boapitalltj waa oonveraalion and diKuealon ou poiillsal and religioua topic,. The wholeavail able tltn, of lb, aojooraer mual be devoted to b, interchange ol viawa on all tb, great que. uoua of tb, dav: and il wu thu. u.. eagerly llatened to by the boya, that Drat alirreu tbair mmdaandronaed tbetr amhltioo, to become intelligent men and uelul olllaeua. ImuI has aarrad lour term. In Oongresn, Eli hu Utraa, and Oadwallader two-lncludin j lb. i - - ,c i.uuu aaoi, man mauy utber uieidtnu la th, II, aa of tbeee brothers, are tiie majocltiaa by which ib,y war, ehoseo. liraei'a waa d.llun: hllba'a 11 imbj i).H.h......i. ,. Mil And uey dMorvsd tmj nu they ij-oelvad. i ... ... ' A Oaa.r WuDfu.-$17,000,00().-Tuoma, wiuana. ot Balllnwr,. aava tha (:ii.o. nr .h... cilr, ha, It utaroa, raoovend a claim ol 15,000 004 against tba tioaalaa government, which makes his ahare or the prooeeda from Irelght and paaaeuger travel over Ihe railroads ol that country reach the asm of 117,000,000, dratta lor which on Ihe bauka. ol Kurop, have beau brought on to him. It appears that, io his con Iran with kuala. he waa lo nceiv, a certain per eeatage oa all Irelithl and paesanger travel .uvugu. mj ,u. government mat iney war, exempted irom tbia lai when applied to ths trauaporiatlou of soldiers to take part In wEiuisa. u, aoooraiugiy engag ed th, aarvioea ot John B. B. LaUob,, hj , who w,M on aod recovered the claim in riu. outre mt law, aod, on amount of the many H.iiwnw, uur pruponiou wa, awellad Irom twelve to seventeen million.. Ir. Latrooe, wa andereland, reoeived a le, of SIO.MKJ a month, Independent of bis expenses, and upon reaching Baltimore and announcing the reeull of hla labors, wu presented with a ohMk lot 1100,000. A 8m TowaxM a Btaia Ouchoh Tha Waahingtoa ootraapoodent ot tbe New York 7W gives aa aecounl ef a rebellion aiuonn-tb, Wtat foial oadeU, againsl an attempt Ui make KplKopaliaua of them, as a part ol th, regular discipline: The chaplain than la Rev. Ur. French, au Epieoopal clergymen, formerly ot thia city, who wu appointed lo tha post during the lale Presidential campaign, just alter he had published an affidavit tbat ha believed a'remout lo be a Boman Uatholio, although he had baptised two ol bia ohildr.n into hla own oburoh. The cadets, of course, an ot various paraunaiona j but tb, form of service at th, military academy, under Ur. French's administration, la Upireu-naiian alone. Not long sine, the cbaplaiu read tb, oadela a snaro lecture for Ibeir Inattention to tbe religious aarvioea at wbloh all are required to be present aud eipeolally because ol their failure to make th, oueiomarv renpona a, lo kneel al tbe plaoea appoiuted iu tba Epiaco pal service, 4o. Major DelalleW, the military wiamandaiil at th. Point, tallowed up the lecture, it ia alaled, with a declaration wj tbe oa-deta tbat ba ahould in lulure demand these ob. Mtvancesol religious forms from every one of them, as a mailer uf discipline. Agaiuat tbia tha cadets, and 1 anderatand thnl they have agreed-Kpumpallaua and all not lo make the reepouau uuleaa Hajot Deutfleld rian In th chapel, and gives tba word ol command in mill tary stj le. An InoiDurr at Luow A retler recelv,Hl rrom Oaleutta, Dooamber th, by a gautleinau of this oily from an American et that port, eo,, "Tha Kngllah soldiers fight well, and give na quartet lo the Sepoys, in a rewul conversation with a gentleman, who has just relumed Irom Lucknow, he iolormed m, tbat tba natives areeieeedingly superatltloua, aud aa aa illuetra-ilon, ha related aa anecdote. A part ol the loroe at lb, reoent battle of Loeknow waa oom-poeed ol aailurs trom th, Kngllah men ol-war, who compose Iho naval brigade. During th, haul,, which lasted Hveral days, they wer busily eugaged at their guns, and to laoiliute tb.ir labors built area near their pieces, aud cooked tbeir bullosa, while they kept their hum at work all tba uate. Th aepoya noticed their dree, aud aked aa English prla oner what tbey wua Inlaudad lor. Ue Informed them that tha aailors wen all oaaaibala, and that they war, oooktng th, prfauuer, aa fast u ihey look tham, and hs added ibut tba lligb-laudera Were muob worse, ae they ate buutau beluga raw. Tan account caused such eouater-natiuu, that Ibe fiepoye eoumeooed their llight, and waa tba eaeaos bj which lb, h'ngll.hsailora were euaoieo w am inree tnousaud ol them." FoBT at a Do. a lain, doir h.,1 u,.,u aocssiomed to gat bit, of mouey irom his auu-tet to go lo a bmi atall to get bis iunoh ot Ireeb maas, Uu day whan ohang, was alioit, bia meaier gav, Urowlar a pleoe ol whlto paper wu hhiwu m u unier iur ine mval. Tb, dog alter muob urging, carried It to lb, maalauu. and ncalved his lood. sod so fur several di.ya, wbeo, thinking on n ec el oaoer i. a. u auothar, h, would pick ap pieces ol wblin u-w n uarry anem M in, atall Wllbcnl Bp- plying lo bia maaiar. It wu not Ir.og l efore a loug bill earns la Irom Ibe so at oi alur, who had snob couhd.no, la lb, dog that ho did n il uima u ieoa at toe paper, ana the dog himeull was very leu No arreel WMto.de, ana the rlog oaeuple, u reapectable a usliioa In wcloiy as svsr. .civ (.is. aw- A Sr, wu diaoovaiwl, last Thnrwlay evening, la the houn ol Lord M.pier, io Waah-logtoai It brake out Intjuwof lb, hoi air Due.. It wu au bdwd quickly by th, sittlloua ol th. Ir, dapartsaal, Ml aol helorslt had oonsumed i the wararo, of Lady Napier.