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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

..icsr IRON ELEcrRicirY.-Mr. Static is lecsur-
No slsnd on bis new mode OF rghiiss by electricity
ne ~ Fary and Philosophical Society Of Sunderland
o." bic soirss last November at which bis mode OF
- the principal attraction. The yascasae
GtAasss-R sAys;
Iee hsos wnicn was Of astonishing brl.lsnce and
bsnuty, placed under ar-tish, glass vase When
~ - Vas turned down It sufficiently lighted the Spa
elo1o o1diug and bore the closest resemblance 10 The
aroat crt Of day Of any light which We ever witnessed
e o1oceFc light was next exhibited Ia vessel Of water
M eounI success Nj = stated that II was the
- - = the beat for al practical purposes; ana ,ns
nwvsoB invention WAS hailed with rsPtnrous psaci,
II sxpsnss 10 not one twentieth Of the price now paid
II shs 0y for gas and he has taken Gu, second patent
~ ~ Invention. The readers Of M TrsgH, will hac
uou extudsd notices in the Scientific London periodical
e ~ sehxnios and American Institutes. and Clinton
M linrary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06
LYGIyLATURE OF NEw.YORK

SENATE ALBANY, Jan. ).
All the Senators were present except Mr.. VIVA
LEN.
Notices of bills were gyen--by Mr. CoRswELL,
for the incorporation of manufacturing associations
by Mr.. SMITH, TO regulate the fees OF County
Clerks
A bill was presented by Mr. BocBEE for tho in
corporation OF insurance companies; by Mr. COLE
for the appointment OF Notaries Public.
A resolution was offered by Mr. FINE, declaring
it the duty of Congress TO make iudicious appro'
priatlons for the improvement OF lake harbors, as
well as hsrbors on the Atlantic and Pacihc. LAID
over
resolution and bill were offered by MIR. ). b.
P. HALL. relative to the Mexican war and the slave
trade Laid over. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The Controllers report and the report OF the Su-
perintendant of Common Schools were received
Notices of bills were given--by Mr.. PHGsIX. to
amend the act relative to Harbor Masters of New
York BY MIR. BosTwIcK, for the incorporation Of
associations for manufacturing purposes By Mr.
CAMPBELL, to protect the rights and property OF
married women.
A resolution was ffered by Mr.. BOWIE, approx
ing that part Of the Governors Message relative to
the Mexican war. Laid over. Adjourned.
Albany. jan ;. ls4s.
The Governors Message was carried 70 Utica
by express locomotive III y hours. The hrst 81
miles from Schenectady were run in - minutes
Weather is becoming cold. A snow storm has
set in from the South Snow falling heavily Mar
kets dull. Nothing doing IN Flour or Grain. Pork
heavy at sss - 20 for Western, and 50 for new
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06
India and China.

from the Times OF DECEMBER ~.
We have received by extraordinary express
Bombay papers ard correspondence TO the 18Th umo.
The news from India s not ksble Peace prevails
IA he Brnish terroTir. Lord Htiinge i proceeding
from sma toward Calcuit. be Il expected about he
l7ih Instant II Lucknow The King o. Onie Is making
prerarstons for hs reception. An attempt was msic 10
attack Lucknow ly ntghboIing Ralsh and fght TOOK
place near sccunfeapoe, In which the punter-loyus
Ralah yves defeated.
The Mans country Is SIM disturbed. The Nzam
himself has OCCUPIED tents outside the walls Of IL tera
bad his Minister joined him, bat soon ef,erward LEFT the
camp which Wa. teluget by The rains. On hls asking
permission from his master TO withdraw, the Man told
him he Rad come unaskei aud might take his departure
la the same manner.
Prom siude or Lahore there % no Intelligence Of In
pori4nce.
The visit O. tie Governor Of Bombay 10 SllIe Is ex-
pec.ed 10 take place la December.
Although the political referred 20 b. our CORES
posdont IS not OF stirring character, Il vii be regarded
with pleasure ~ Indicating safe Of nearly profound
TRANQUILITY The posiscrlqi of his letter. however. CON
veys mos. Important and truly favorable accounts OF
commercial Kind " You would De delighted % hear.
saws the writer chat although have accounts q at
the disasters the mercantile and financial world la Eng
and not g single commercial house ~ Bombay has sus-
pended Ire payments. Regret felt certainly for the fall
ures of cd and respectable firms M London, but the most
perfect confidence In the Capabilities OF all the Bombay
houses (st eas) 20 maintain their credit o. this you
will 8d convincing psO0f Ia The very large rell-nces
that 70 10 England b. this extra steamer"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06
From the SouiL,.

TfTEkshNh1, Jan. ., IHst.
Your Pony Express is in from New-Orleans'
bringing sdvces the afternoon Of the S0th There had
been no arrivals from Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

~ The intelligeacer, Mr.. Buchanans svowed
ogan AZ Lancaster suggests that the Legislature ought to
review the resolutions adopted a, the last session IN aycr
Of the WillnOiPreviso. and nsnaaies that should this
BE tone. the rrovso would be reputisted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

AARytAsp.-The Inaugural Address of PHIIIP
faAscu TuoxAa the newly Governor Of Maryland
We delivered Monday. The Governor recommends Con-
ssit~sisasl Reform by . State Conventon--He would
ssstAia Ne financial credit Of the State at all hsz-
ss>sis IN favor Of plunderng Mckee Of her territory,
snd contends stcu,ly in favor of the right to establish
o,svsry a any soil We may obtain irora her lie also
fssastss the stupid asehood OF President tina, Con
ne - declared with great unaniniiy that exists
~ ~ vet Of Mexico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06
I5verpool Cotton nIarket....Drc. 10.

TIE demand from the tfsds cJntlnulnE mOdefate ani
Tie operations ~ exporters being sii limited, have
caused the market very heavy during the week snd
farther ecue Of ii per ID mas has been submitted 70
On most descriptions Exporters have taken 60 American
sales Tor the week n 500 bales.
l7th.-The market opened with considerable hstness'
and American escrp ous being abundaAty offered we're
sold al aItteI decline VI ii Per ID but during the iE
three DAYS the trade have purchased more freely, aud
prices have close with rather readiness Other de-
scrptors are as1 per 10 lower. Exporters have taken
so American and 20 sura-- The sales for the wee0
amount 10 n go bales
a.ions-sea Island ord 70 mid, 8ais fair 10 good
far l.d good 70 hne ltal6d DO stained ord 70 id,
Iad; far 10 good fair 5.6d good noe @! asd Bowed
Georgia, ord mid 5lais5 fair % ID ialf, 'd good
fair a5.d good 10 ile s. ID; Alabama and Iennessee,
ord 10 MID 5s4id f.ir u good fAr, flii Ne"Oreaas
mid sal.1 fair 70 seod TAR oia'di COCA 70 me-
Ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

ASOTHER VICTIM Oh RUN SRLLIsG AID HIS OWN
lsTEaFERAScE-Tcnry Trederics living stoney Brock,
In Morris Co having last Christmas procured iug "
Of nsghbor. started bis home On his way 70
appears have got into hole whore there water fnt
became somewhat From his. by means be got
out but lay out all ngh, ana when found the next
ing partially frozen sta aud life almost extinct.
He soon after expired Newark Adv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

~ WsDDING CAsDs engraved ia the NEST lsshionab Q
stys also the most complete assortment Of splendid En.
yelops Cake Boxes Wedding Wsfers, BE- found IN
this city, EyERDELLs old established store ol Broad.
way, hfsl square above Stewards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06
Markets..
NEw-ORLIASs. Dec. Is, lss7.

NEN-ORLKANs Dec. y. les1.
C0rToS-No steamer yet. A fair demand has resulted
In the sale Of $500 bales at previous say 6@sse
for Miedling and 6.a7e. for Good Midding The pur-
chsses were chiefly for Spain and the North.
ExcHASsEs-Transaeisons limited. London Ca per
cent. prem. Paris ST SsteSf40. New-York. 60 days p
asl per cent, dis, DO sight, Ia per prem Treas
ury No.es par.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

Cotton is quiet at previous quotations. Sugar
Very few transactions IN consequence Of unavorsbe
weather. NolaSes-Sales we're made at III. FIow-
Market heavy Of Ohio brands effected at s. so
Fre9As--A French ship taken at cent. Ercaaage
No improvement. cleaysd-shiPs Newton and Abby
Pratt. Bos,Ou; bark Genesee. NewYork. ArTired-
Bark Gen. Taylor. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

THE PREMIUM GOLD PEN, 81 25-nay he had at the
enlistment of j. w CREATION Co n Cedsrst together
with some thirty different styles Of Pens, consisting Il
Bfo"n', Hsyden's, speIesrs, Bsgleys, Congress, Hen
~, American. ana others all prices lower than can Ia
found al any other house In the trade Gold Pens e9sd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

- xhs complicated machinery necessary to
~ = notion the government Of sreai City IKE New
~ speals~s the vigilance and cooperation Of al good
- rhat man who throws obstacles In he way Of
49, vhess duty carry the laws Of The State or
~ ~ sssst Y uss sseed eit,ssp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

UThe interruption Of the ,elegrsphie comma
uin1sa between tais City and Boston on Tuesday even
~ ~ ssassd By FIRE In the Springfield Railroad Dss
- WtBss passing over that building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

~ Morn, BRorHEas nassAu-st Offers for sails sfss
assortment Of gold and silver Parent Lever. Anchor rs
capernsnt Lepns stches with rich Il
Je~eiry, &C. for Christmas and New Years PRESENT.
dSi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

lbk OODDfkAA hlhbLk nAkEhoLsE, lt0 ErO1d-
way, ccnl 70 keep heretofore the largest and bssE
asortment Of Patent Metallic Rubber Oyersboes ia ths
city The Improvements made IN Mr. Goodyears patented
fabrics within the past year truly surprising d4 In
sAsDss sARsaPAsILL.-Let the iss1s speak for them
selves. The following striking s1d Will be seen, per.
Of inyetsrsts Of scrciua commencs
itself 70 all similarly afflicted
SoUrBPoRr, Conn Jan. !, tef8.
ABA D. sAsos; GeaieneH Sympathy Tor the al
heted induces me inform you Of the remarkable eufa
effected By your sarsspsrla in the q y wife shs
VA severely afflicted with the scroas different pAts
Of the nod, glands Of the Eeck greatly enss.d
AID her limbs much swollen. After suffering over year
and sdHg relief from the remedies uasd tho disease
attacked one les sna below the knee suppuratsd Her
physician advised It should DO laid open which wa. dore,
but without any permanent benefit Ia ihis situation
heard Of, and were induced 70 USE sASDss ssrap4rs.
The first bottle produced decided and favor able effect.
relieving her more than any prescnpt on bad ever
TAKEN and before she bad used six bottles astopk,
msnt and delight Of her friends she found her health qts
restored. 1t s now since the effected
thoroughly eracstsd from the system. Oar nssbsors
ell kaowins thsss fsets, and think very highly o.
ssnds's sarsaparils- You're with respect
JULIUS PIKE.
Prepared add sold, wholesale and retail. BY A ~
SANDS, Nholesss Druxsists, 100 Fulton, corner Wis
hsn-st. 17j Broadway. ana n East BrosdssJ tw.x
SOLD ase By Drasgsts s-nsrsi.y throughput ses Jaw
sWseA RTiss u pN ees'lsi eF ~ es!aw NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06
Business Notices.

sPRIss TsADg-SouTH ASD WfsT-For those who eart
II. the time 10 invite Il n can be done nov houa
the Agency Of Y h. PALMER who Ia daily receiving cafds
sud advertisements for the beat papers Of the whole couu-
Try Tor which he is the agent.
~ IL economy the order Of the day So call or our
friend JosEs, Annst and get your Boots snd Shoes
and you will certainly ind ageat saving your boot bills
~ DnnoSD-PoINTEo GOLD PESs, OF every style sna
quality IN the market, sold the lowest term, whoes.s
and retail, BY 3. r. WATsoS Co 9 Wiamst one doos
below Wsl-st and y SAVAGE, v Fson st. Their csle.
bfaed Rchelieu' Gold Pen Is invariably warranted In
every repec and, together with the style Of ease.
Is sold al - only. Gold Pens from ~ upwagi cod
Pens repaired or exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

FATAL FAMILY QUARREL.-An alteration took
place nnt oeore last Just over he river this side of New
bfHns~ick between John T. Dunbar and his son-n-aw.
Jonathan Drake. IL appears that Drake came home
some~ nat Intoxicated. aud nndlng the children yng IN
CURED the cause and learning that Durham had taken
something nom them, seattle ensuef IN which the latter
STRUCK Drake with chair, whereupon Drake caught him
oy the collar and choked him severely. The vile
OF Drake then nerered and got her father into another
room. when be fell dead upon the floor. No nouce was AZ
frat taken OF his condition. About two hours AMER the
neshOors called In. being tod that he had fallen In
IT. On the arrival OF stefan Durham was pronounced
dead, being then cold. Coroaers ary rendered
dict Of death from causes unknown. Is SAID however,
ihs; minority Of he committee Ia favor Of rendsr-
,ns verdict Of death oy vislsSss. sswyk Aev,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06
DETAILS OF FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the CsIedouia's Mails.
The mail. of the Steamer Caledonia arrived last

The mails OF the Steamer Caledonia arrived last
evening at q O'Clock, via New Haven.
We supply from our files Of English papers the
most important details Of the news foreshsdo~ed
by the Telegraph This We can do in less space
than usual as there il no event Of great impor-
lance to demand attention on this side Of tire water
II was understood that the steamer Washington
vas to sal from Southampton on the day OF the de-
parture Of tn. Csledoris from Liverpool she was
reported q, Dover on the 10th. We may therefore,
expect soon 20 hear OF Der arrival at thii port
There were apprehension for the safety oi'ne
Warrington on her passage from Covesto Bremen'
which proved TO be groandles as she made the
passage 10 the unusually shor, period Of ~ hours
We learn that the Caledonia has brought out
$3.50 900 in specie.
Failure, Of Merchants and Bsntrf 90 Engan md ot'f
rat Of srepe rfno> ne publication o. ~ European
81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

Advices Of tbe 2d inst from Naples states that
Sicily is on fire. The excessive rigor displayed by the
Government the sake OF self preservation The inpr-
sonmen OF multitude Of citizens. and the capital eNecu-
lions have borne their fruit The entreconntr has risen
n arms and the soldiers have refused against the
Justly cxasperaied population The constitution Of s2,
guaranteed a the time by England has been proclaimed
IN the whole sand The soldiers refused 20 fire upon me
people, The steamers expected from sicily have not ar
rived This Intelligence. assured. arrived BY TIC
telegraph. and the interruption in his communication
with Sicily tend 20 confirm the account OF the se-
Gus events which have occurred tn that ISLAND. We have
remarked with surprise that large English eamrsaie
supposed 10 be the Terrible approached our gulf and A.
ter takng .ouudngs along the coast from Casielemare
nut 70 sea again without communicating with The shore
The Terrible, 10 doubt came from Malta and Sicily.
Subsequent accounts state that great agitation prevails
but the details 50 contradictory that Is scarcely POS
sib.e 10 ascertain the truth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

The question OF FerrRra Is considered as settled
The AusriAns have consented 10 withdraw frc the town
into the citadel merely retaining post at the gate Of tbs
Pc which .hey were 10 hold In conjunction with Fontn
cial soldiers In compliment TO Austria the Pope pei
mittea Cardinal CAccn 20 retire 70 fesarro, 50 mar ne
might not be present the evacuation OF the town BY
the Austrians.
splendid celebration took place At Rome on the L!ih
On the occasion OF the installation Of the new Municipal
Council
The Kirg Of Sardinia signed the 9Th alt the organic
Jaw Of the municipalities and provincial councils the most
important enscfmens promised in The edct Of the
.sth Of October Ills Majesty had moreover. established
ministry q public Instruction At the bead q which was
placed the Marquis Aei De >ostes1o formerly Chairman
Of the Reform Committee.
On the 2s,h the English squadron consisting q two
sAips Of the line. frgAies Asd steamer, arrived 40
Leghorn The steamer leit again on tie 2ylh. This
squadron, commsncst by Admiral Parker, had come
nom Naples and expected 10 remain Tor some days
Accounts from other parts Of Italy continue 10 be favor
aole from Turin learn that great festivities are re-
ported as having taken place there on the retrn OF me
Krg from Genoa .hAt capital. King Chsfles Albert
Ia, cecidscy become the most popular OF Italian Saver
eixns not even yielding 10 the Pope In SGbAe fAyor
Letter, from Rome to the "a say that all Was perfectly
tranquil Capital, and that the work OF Anins'fs-
tive aud organic reform proceeding IL the moot salts
factory The Council Of STATE and the M
niepAv la ss;Hss W thsE rvsPsspvs fsssueas, AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

Letters from Presburg say that the news from
Galcla Is terrific. Famine and disease are committing
such awful ravages amor the res.niry, that in almost
every vage third part ard even the half Of the pofu-
latin Is dad All the misery a. Ireland Is being resisted
IN tins wreiched country and. tie same time, they
want especially second England, rich. powerful and be-
nevoent 10 come 70 is aid Tor al that Is done by tie
Austrian Government is utterly insufficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

The Nourelisfe ne M1rseaies has published intel
lyeace from Asers positively smihg that Abb ei ider
had made bis submission 10 the Emperor Of Morocco, and
had ngreed 10 lay down his arms. compel bio followers
TO reside at such places should be assigned TO them by
the Emperor and reside himself at some place which
he 10 select with the appreciation Of the Emperor
Asa Confirmation Of this statement the Marselts paper
asserts that ABB Kaicr hal caused a his horses TO be
hsmsirurg - usual token 81 Arab submission. The
Journal ss D,Jdh AMI the other ministerial papers OF
Paris contradict however the STATE menis OF toe Narsfh
icso urEal which they declare 20 be un0uniei. Though
would tina, negotiations are on foot between
Add e. Kader and the Governments OF France and No
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-02
Fer Oregon.

The ST. Louis Republican, Of Friday, says
Orders, we learn, have been received from
Washington for company c, Of the rifle regi-
ment, Capt. Roberts and Lieuts. Elliott and
Hawkins, 10 repair 90 Fort Leayenworth, and
there await the orders Of Gen. Lane, the lately
appointed Governor for Oregon. The company
will leave Jefferson Barracks tomorrow. We
learn that il is the desire of the Administration
that the Govarnor should reach Oregon this win
ter, and the orders contemplate this rapid move
ment. But il Is utterly impossible that the trip
can be performed by so large body of men at
this late season of the year. The command
may possibly reach Fort Laramie or Fort Hall
before the full rigor Of the winter sets in, but
even this is questionable, as the grass on the
prairies will be dried up and burned even be-
fore they can progress far beyond Fort Leayen-
worth. The command It is said, is to 20 out
with pack mules, and without any other Bag
gage train, so that the trip may be made as
speedily as possible.
We also learn from the Republican that a
great many men belonging to the rifle regiment,
now at Jefierron Barracks, have awaited them
selves Of the privilege granted by the act of
Congress, and have been discharged from the
army, receiving the three months extra pay and
the land. Ofabout 400 men, $50 remain in the
army. The regiment are under orders for Ore
gon, but il will be some time before the ranks
can be filed up,..sO as TO authorize them to take
their departure.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-02

Letters from Fort Mann state, that in The p.
cent fight between Capt Griffin . command and
a party Of Camanches, but one Indian was kin
Cd anu several wounded instead of twenty-five
or thirty, as first reported.
On the Goth Of June, Capt Jones, with a com
Pahy Of loo, attacked party Of Pawnees upon
the Cimsrons, and killed twenty-one Of their
number. The Indians were in the shelter Of
grove Of timber, and made an obstinate resist
ance.
A letter received in this town yesterday, con
frming the death of Charles Town, and the re-
eovery Of Elliott Lee, states that the latter va.
wounded in the heshy part Of the leg, and had
the end Of one finger shot of. He saved him
self by hiding in the underground till night.
and then he erePt some distance, but he finally
became exhausted. He Was found sir days az
ter the tight by party who went out from the
Moro, in search Of him. When discovered he
was in a fAmishing condition, having all this
time existed without food, save what he could
gather from roots.-!St. Louis Rsville, 4ag. "a
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-02

FRoN SOUrH ANRRIc,.-A short passage fTOm
k'o Ianelro ozark Rosina, Captain DOty, SAIL
ed July l5,) bnngs Us Rio paPers to the 18Th,
inclusive
The Correio Mercantil, Ofthat date announces
Use receipt Of advices nom nfUnte,mro, 10 the
25th of June. Among them was the official no
thcailon by the French Consul general, thai
the blockade Ofthe Buenos AyTean coast was Tals-
ed That OF the ports in the Onenial Republic,
occupied BY the forces Of OTibe, was still con
tinued
The Corre1O briefly alludes 30 rTmOr Of pend
ing arrangement between Orlbe and the party IN
possession OF MOntevideo.
The CorIeio says that tranquility was Res
taDished IN Pemambuco. According 10 this
journal, the disturbances were slight, and con
hned to some students OF the UniveHlty.--Nsr
York Com.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-09-02
The Fire nc Albany.

The extent Of territory swept by the cOnfis-
grafton, has. il appears, been greatly e1sggera-
ted. The Journal says: 1t does not exceed IS
acres-including the basin-or only about one
thirteenth Of the compact area Of the city
About one-half Of all the property destroyed,
belonged to persons not only able to bear the
loss but who will Immediately put up new build
ings upon the site which the fire has vacated
Besides this, large amount of the property de-
stroyed was insured; every dollar Of which will
be paid. Nine lives were lost, and several 9TH
ers are SO much injured that they cannot sur.
viYe.
The Argus sets down the entire loss by the
FIRE at about million and half of dollars, of
which some 100000 or 100000 are insured
and will beprOmptly paid