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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
SPAIN.

Accounts from Madrid of the 2lst inst. state
that the Electoral Committees OF the Mrderado Oppos
ton was on point Of dissolyng itself conse
OF the two last Ministerial circulars. They insendei
however previously 70 address manifesto TO the Eiec-
tors of Madrid and ofthc Provinces to apose them Of
their intention TO prosecute before the competent tn
bunas the government agents who should conmi, ex.
cesses or violence during the elections.
The Times Paris correspondent states that
the Spanish Government has applied to France TO
move Gen NarvaeI from his present residence near
Bayonne 20 the interior OF France. 20 stl greater
distance from the frontier The Government is appre-
hensive OF some sudden the part of Mar.
vaez an event Dot unlikely in bis present state of rra-
ton against the Queen and the party In power.
A telegraphic dispatch from Madrid. of 22d
inst announces that arrangement hos been concluded
by the Government with foreign capitalists tor
loan OF 100000 redis probably, guaranteed on the
national property. Il Is understood Barring Bros are
the capitalists referred to-
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thry VIII proceed 10 Rome ~ have he ceremony Pc
formed The Emperor is said 70 haze de>ilssf -, az
ne g. -frNFcs are trying - make oft Ok the sxors)-
something mou than il bcirs On IL face.
We see 1t mentioned IN Scotch paper, wIieh
gives the geneaosy Of ne Countess MJutos S,,.,h al
eestIy, mat " lliarn hrxDE-rck her grHaifahsr. was
American (aot Bre.h} Cln.ul Il Mala-a Tais We sr1
pose can easily be verified.
Mn. Mesnard and Drown re Lhuys, General
barpgusy dIiilers and Rerusui a. = Jean fAnzsly.
are named FicePresi3dnas OF the Se-ass: M au';
scnneiaer and Revei q neral Y a. V1>elx and " HI
oeTt PRESIDENT NicePrssidcu aud lcstcr Of "a Il 2
k.sl-Vs Sorps. Inc senate an Lsg-slI.ve Body are
eonvoked for tie l4h Fehruar-
= frlnce Napoleon BOlsparte hss been name1
oener OF DIVISION, some cay salvs FOR Ehs mor.ii
cation he feels a. the Enper5rs marriage All a, being
hiinseH rejected by the Princess Of Wayrra. VITA
NhCni, II appears, his projected alliance il dsilitey
Droken on The Prince made il condition TIA. h-
should DC appointed 20 military rank prior 70 accept
ing tne LleutenAncy Of Alyers Prince Napoleon Is Dat
men.
The civil contract Of marriage took place
YESTERDAY and the Re Ous ceremony WA be caehratei
with unus ual Ponp in the Church OF Notre Dame on
Sundsy 18th, at noon
The City of Paris has voted to the Empress
dladem necklace Of the value Of CO.. 900 irsncs
The Phare de Ia Mancho announces that the
choice OF the French Transatlantic Packe. S.aon will
soon be made. The Government Commission has cor.
cuded its inquiries, having previously consulted with
the Chamber OF Commerce, in PARIS on the subject
There l. little doubt that Cherhourg viii be selected
Large qusniites ofuber and granite driving al the
Navy Yards there leading 20 the belief that additional
works VIII be Immediately proceeded with.
The weather has at length taken so favorable
turn a. TO say the apPrehensiOns beginning to be felt
for the next harvest
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ITALY

The Sandman Senate had al last adopted the
projectO OF aw relative 81 the expression of the Slave
Trade, after a discussion Of four days. Tns law"
says Tie OpiHi0Re. "was long wanting. Our present
legislation IN that respect totally deficient An eiict
Of Victor Emmanuel dated the l7th January lsls pro-
hbed Sandman subjects from taking part in the Slave
Trade under the seyerest penalties By a law OF the
18th January 1871 Captains OF vessels forbidden
70 convey slaves, unless 10 70 rescue them from
bondage and condemned tie deuqaon,s % from five 70
fifteen years n the gaIleys, ana 70 Inc Of from l0OOto
24,O0O lyres.'
There were the only laws on the subject, when, in
lsc3, France and Egland signed Convention Tor the
suppression OF the tradea treaty which the Sardan
ian Government adhered in the following year. Bat al
ter this there still wanting regular measure by
which should be determined the nature and punishment
OF Ofense and also the tribunals before which the a.
fer should be tried By the bill now before the Legsa
ture the cognitOu Of these VIII belong 70 the
Courts of Appeal and no longer 10 the Admiralty.
The Bn0Ha NOrtlia, an Italian Protestant
journal publishes two letter. one from Francesca and
the other from Rosa Ma1ia.
The papers of the Able Gioberti have been
corfded TO the TheoOsian Mont intimate friend Of
tie deceased
Rev. Mr.. Manning who lately seeded from
the Church Of England 70 that of Rome preached his
nTsi Catholic sermon u Rome, 18th nsL 10 crowded
segregation.
IWenty-One persOIs-tWO merchants and the
Others mechanics and artss-hAye been arrested a. Nj.
an recently f1g being connected with the Socialist Clubs
A letter from Genoa, 10th inst, mentions that
the United States rigate Cumberland then AZ that
port, and much attention paid 70 the 0.hcers The
night preceding they had been al hsurns at bal given
by the Marquis Terra
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
IMPEACHMENT or CEVhlLOS BY MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS.
GENERAL RECOGNITION OF CEyALL0s
AS PRESIDENT By THE CITIZENS.
PORTS THROWN OPEN, &C.

EEwoRLEASs Saturday, FEB. H. l7'S'
by the arrival Of the brig Lucy, at this port
ere are in possession OF dates from the City oil Mexico
10 the 25th January.
The news is of an important character Az
Ter the election Of the members Of Congress
of them assembled at private house On the 2lst Of
January, mpeeched CeyAlos and elected osorio' the
Governor Of Puebls, President al interim, but the
latter declined to accept the Office.
The garrison of the City of Mexico had pro-
oounced in favor of the plan of Guadaajara recognz.
ing Ceyaos as President Of the Republic and other
cities have followed the example.
The Siglo says The revolution is ended.
The pan Of Guadalasra is now the political faith Of the
whole country"
General BeniO, the Minister Of War, had
sent communication to Uraga, requesting him to re-
gair Immediately to the Capital, as Ministry would
be formed till his arrival Uraga preparing to put
bis forces In motion toward the Capital.
The Siglo says it was reported that Uraga
had intimated his Willingness TO recognize Ceyaos as
The Executive nd interim and the present Congress,
rendition that they reform the Constitution.
Cevallos issued proclamation on the Oath,
opening the ports Of Mazatsn, San Bias, Tanpico
Vera Cruz and Camargo,
The steamship AlbatrOs had arrived at Vera
Cruz, causing the greatest joy among the population
who supposed that Santa Anna passenger by her.
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FRANCE.

The Emperors marriage, though taking peO'
pie by surprise has been exactly hire day won
DER aud the public has for the last two or three days
looked upon II almost matter OF course AMI nave
ceased 10 be surprised From the present state OF pup
lie feeling always Of excepting political circles
there Is 10 anticipate that the future Empress W
be generally popular great deal VIII OF course ae
mend upon herself and the immediate trends ana alFF
sers hy whom she may De surrounded Il Is something
in favor Of the Countess OF Teba tlsr she appears 70
have earned the dislike OF few wei KNOWN
who 10 the d grace Of Partisan society. are toef-ie "a
II: and il argues well for the deceCcy OF the
court Of the Empress, that such perso1s should DC
among the first 70 sssai her With reference 10 me as
ereditable stories that have een current and tns sen
OF which was laid Compiegne e positively asseres
that these stories were false. -,
PEOPLE are now Specializing a. 70 The answer tha WI
be receiy ed from foreign Cour.s on me pocl
Of the EmperoFs marriage being made 10 iaehi an =
Is surniscd that some expressions IN the "
considered a. rather wound.nz 20 then aignts or =
.0ty rTotve ana NAV produce corresponding Isp..
In seYerIl political circles comments n4fe 0e.- -
freely made aud tire term used with reference % @
mia IN particular (hrigue abiding 20 the uiAIa :.
tie Arch Duchess Mare Louise has u appears s''e'
some oaense. l.
The crown Jewels have. il appears, been DC
Hvtted with the accustomed ceremony u ~
Of State BY the Minister 0. Finance Iney hIi Ie-La-
ed IN the reesury since the nizhi OF the Zia req
ls4s where they had been deposited ~ some iAInri
servant OF Louis Philippe. Il Is s;s,ed tasi 81
were estimated al l5o,OOO francs, disAPp
anarchy OF the early part OF the Tsyoiu,.h =. II
IL has been decided that the Empress - III
wear di.dern on her entrance % the I itedfsl -
civil marriage being considered IS raising AZ -
eign rank u.L. La.
The ministerial papers state thss al tae US
matches received by the Government from Ia@ r -
inepts sre unanimous IN tesiyins 70 the Ai.sa-.I
rerieneed BY the people 4: the Euperors nl...as
HE peasants and operatives are said 20 hs'e
the wsruaes, enthusiasm Il reading the e. i,-s
from the Emperor 70 he Senate and Corps
A decree of the Emperor makes the lol S.'
ing nominations in the household of the A
TIE Princess Of Esseing, Grand Mistress ne - ~.
Rasseno. adv Of Honor the Countess usAss -
tebsno. Nine Fersy, yiscountess 10y 10y, 81 -
baroness de Pierres tie Baroness de A. - P.fsrs
Narchiopess da Las Asrisnas, LADIES' Q, - 49,
Connt Tsscher de Ia Pageie, Senator ufAnS
Cunt Charles FISCHER de Ia Psgene, tIss II -.
H., yiscouns LezsyMarnexa, Chamberlain ss -, -
Rsron de Pierres, Eqaerry. NJ Auoer Hs 'SeN
rated Chapel Master to the Emperor. L., "a
Baron Lionel Rothschlla, oil Lona1n'
,s,yej special invitation 20 attend the Te4 ;u ,o
Some persons say thar if the Pope VIII %
80 - PaFis "a crown tie Emperor sna hs eOn's1'
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TURKEY.

Under date CattarO, January 10. it is said
tls, Montenegro viii be shortly surrounded by an
army q 5000 men, which Is attack u Simultaneous
y On several points The northern districts OF the
Herzegovina, Ban AMI Pivs, Zopa, DrObinsk &C. which
The dis.Tict Of Grahoyo alone st sides with MOn,eas
gro, but the latter being unable protect the district
against the Turkish force, much d seogrageneut pre-
walls among is uhGbfan;s Montenegro il 3 reported
esnnot either rely on the alliance Of PiPei, Mrsska,
kutski, Belopaych the Turkish emisssries haTin,
sueoeeded Ia detsching them from the Ia Mon
teneero itsef the population il greatly divided There
In the Turkish ranks number OF Polish and Hangs
Tiel officers, capable Of directing operations with sb-
~ On the other hand IL : unlikely that Russia would
permit the total subugsrOn of the country, were
.lsh AZ issue probgble
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George Bnaenacb'- Circular.

Bsgr-There has been considerable animation this
trade during the week and sundry small parcels Of
importation have been taSsa OF - fail sto leaving very
little choice in importers hands; tine qualities
qutd alter being wanted for emf ration parposesabout
1000 uns OF shipping being the berth, AZ present. Coz
Australia Old has also been taken freely this
week
PoRX-Ths article still exhibits upward tendency ;
there few transactions 10 notice, IN consequence OF
great majority Of the trade having previously arranged fot
their forwuId supply
BAsoS-No American impors-it would bring .
high Ggure-5i q so being demanded for irsh.
LAsDThe transactions tihng a. scarcely previous
rates
CHsEss-Ths little of ine quality lately imported
suds high rates and the quotations advanced accord
ingiy.
APPIss-The season ls about over small parcels OF 6uo
quality lately arrived are selling q, rs per bb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
Hayre Mnrket....JAs. %.

The saes Of the week from the )th 10 tie 1jth inst.
inclusive, foot up 1879 bsss, o. which 6153 bales
saos and the import did MT exceed E2 bacs e stock
was reduced 20 about f10 b1es, Of which ~ 100
American Adyices per Canada and Atlantic woad indi-
the ARRIVAL OF Lsafy $500 before expiration Of thu
month.
Tie Bulletin Of the yosrsa da Hare Of 2th taat
the sales OF lie previous day 600 bses with
kr.k demand Which followed on ito forenoon Of ths
18th about 600 bales having been sold up 2o'cock Pm.
AZ which hour press firm "a the gsts Of e113ff
Tor rSs ord Asw-C resus and 25sr. for bas
Our correspondent whiting after the close OF the Market
<gh, .ys There has been quite active demand for
CoIros tbs Let for to-day made, and
sf since the morning Tres Oreinaice Orleans may be
quoted 81 do. Mobile aud Upland, s991k Tbs SlndS
sxye also nsen to-day, but the sill hesyyn
ASHES continue dull a. Deslected-Pots 38f1ss esof;
Pearls az
Ricz very dniL 50 scs CsroIms cold q 9M 81 car p
50 isles, duty PAID
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STOPPING PAPERs.-An exchange saws:

STOPPING PAPERs.--An exchange SAYS
"wben man gets mad and stops his psper he always
borrpws the next number Of his reg5or 70 see II the
withdrawal Of bis patronage hssnt kiled the editor ami
dressed the columns in mourning This grows OF, Of
the feet thst Try 70 show their spite IN this way 6us
the Kind OF people who imagine thai the world ress on
their shoulders"
"Have we a Kirkpatrick among usi' is
the headns Of an article in TIE Ab1av das In reply
have say find one Csharne one Chxles four J,nss
one Jane enc John and Moor kwkpstgek. in OF
the New York Directories for 1899 Perhaps TIE Drse-
torres for smother year may increase tins number bat
whether they relatives Of the new Enedsss Of kralss
il auste another 2esiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

btOkcfs quotations sre
;.o1lesastar.lsl Mi3adins"s Culinary .i.sII1
upands Fair....6 Midi ng 5lli6 In. 10 ORD Jfniet
Sales week since Friday last 1850 bales, Of which
Spectators had zee, and Exporters tsTo Imports were
1850, ofwhch "a 62 were American: <eiuai export tor
Stock at Liverpool 59l, 81 bales Of which 3Ho2 are
American, against ll05s ofwhch &a9ll American ssms
time last year.
RREApsrUTFsThe market for all kinds OF Brssdsuas
dun with lower prices; Wheat down 50A bush Flour.
al decline p Dbl Indian Corn, all kinds SOL lower,
Most OF the Grain dealers Circulars quote Western Canal
Flour, ~ 02G q; Baltimore aud Phllsdslpha, Y9nIs,
Ohio, "a Canada, % g. Wheat U ). white, a1IS red
and mixed do, gd72; Indian Coin, white, 36 yellow
and mixed 81 6d3t
cigant ships; the better qushss ia most demand and
the MARI not overstochsd th CcHkrs agree quoting
L. s prime ~ ticrce, (5N 10y new, yll6Gl0i ofdnny.
SO de5l, India Mess 40 GlEl. Pork il0Ri better Y
"a asa American, none. American Bacon much waited
nsh CO., Cheese OF fine quality IN demand at full ratss
In Lard not much doing some small PARCELS kess and bbs
fne, 81 ass. Tallow dull AZ partial decline.
PpoDucECirculafs report Ashes dull al Bls for Pots
and a3 Pearls ssles $50 bbs Some small sales Amer
seed about 90 American red sold at auction
for nlddiing 10 81 for fine. Nothing ia Flax TmOthy
Little doing in Dyewoods Naval Sores-rurpentne 10 n
good demand 40 bills cold 60 arrive 49, Some small
sale Tar ResinNo change in price loco bills common
sold az 5602i y cw Ia Palm OIL 1900 bbs sold ri fji
$50 TO- SPOT AMI 20 Seal In demand az t511
81 l0I Rape Ia good request iolaili Linseed DO at
S2i. Rice without change Tobacco change In sugar.
Influenced 81 the improved state OF the London market
bling full prces Molssses has improved n " cgt 40
pms New Cuba cold arrive at 49, for clsyed and s for
huscOyadO No sales stee. Not quite much DONG in
Tea common Congou to trade iO better fsdss IRA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

The Royal Mail steamer Niagara, from Liv-
erpoo Saturday 29th uIt a, II o'clock A. NJ, arrived
Of this port last evening 9; 7ociock.
The arrival out Of the Asia at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, wednesday, 18th, was announced per Atlantic
The news BY this arrival is neither of much
interest importance. The Cotton market Is brisk
and has advanced ID during the week. Bresdssui',
however, are languid at decline.
The following persons came passengers in
the Niagara
Mr. Aicade w n y-~tou Cacvsrer Hsi-s1An- NJ Jtffsy
Ne.sr Eupper Mscsfer sp-n Black S0iar. G. Ushor1.
Eel. W n. Pei. w. stob1rt PkagtOn Aksn ParE, T. p
Fresch schr1r Horsch6ed C. w Pumrton, Pa;l C Sen
PIE. Batsr Bate Wild y /. Wd A Rsmsay, NJ JAMS
Me- standlz W scu, Mss " Scuft- james L WOLFF
H. 81
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LATEST.

The Empress Eugene has very sensisiy writ
ten % the Corporation Of Paris declining srcsps tar
present Of tswelry and suggesting that uey had bess
lsy oct the money In works Of charity.
u is said that an amnesty on IN extsnsivs
scale viii be promulgated tomorrow. c3osh) innea'
sseiy sfser the marriage
The health Of the Countess Of Chambord ~
N an alarming state and phyxssAs have srpse'aodnsss
hope Of her recovery.
Ice has risen in London 70 lsI per cxt. re-
tail. -Four months slsos h sold 1t ~ stun-
The Humhssas suiEsd u 6ostasnqtsa o.
Friday.
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INDIA.
The inns hasrI

The Tinxs has received teleqaphie Dispatch
from Trieste ian o. O'Clock A. NJ in anticipation Of
the Overland Indian mail per steamer Gernanis Ins
dispatch ssys: Gen Go1vn having trprudeniy sta
rored an advanced post Of only 800 men As Peg %
raies from Ranzoon and within shart distance o. tns
main body Of the BurE1sss army, the burmese com
sndeT Immediately attacked II, cut Oh - eoniiales =
rcn WIN RsnscOn, seized a. Ammunition eonyoy, "a,
night and cut oithe approaches IRON R4nscc1 na-
val force with $50 marines 300 European rooz md
ssesrship s-iemp,ed force the passage % relieve
Pegu, but driven back wfA oss Two columns Of
400 urn hen EFF RGngoon encountered The Burmese
defeated them with gres, o,s and seset-t IN ressh
ing Pegu
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GREECE.

A letter from Trieste Of January lo, states
that spprehensors again expressed Ct the failure VI
tbs years crop Of Currrnts Owing 70 the continued
mdness OF the weather the vegetation Of the hss
% far sv.need that the leaves and even the blossom
had appeared, bur covered with the white blight which
LAT season Wa the unfsing forerUnner OF disease
The Greek Parliament has just granted an
annual subsidy Of 100000 drschAs 1s0 900 FRI to the
Islands Of Hydrs Spezs and ipssra in payment Of the
100000 Of francs expenses borne ~ thoss Islands
during the War Of Independence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
Brown, shipley & Co.'S Circular.

Per Niagara LIVERPOOL Fra1y, Jan 2, is5c.
since he date q our z Circular there has been rood
demand cr COrTos az td vince tof ll61sd 4 lE the
1ldGns and better qualities Of American, whist the over
grades 1Gzz In rather request hgys not improves
N prcs. The zre1tss esc1less IN our market % Do
ssetes . tAe zesrAl impression that the crop S
net materially exceed 0t 90 bales bat st this regztr'
eeru aud hcGers and the Trade look s1xioay 1s
isIer LecSunt sIf sSad they show decide ds-
resze IN the receipts long. lkslJ 70 zee s>rs
rezctcn =
Trade the Manufacturing Detrs.s continues heaisy,
and with aEss sasas~ dig u sods and fsrrf rs
better rstss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
Fire In Providence.

PROVIDENCE, Feb. -, 1852.
The Starch Factory on Eddy-st., owned by
James Il. Anthony and oihers was destroyed by fire
shis morning about l o'clock. The adjoining building,
Il which the Legislature met In 1872. now used a.
t,orehouse and owned by Sherry Clark and dwelling.
house owned by Charles Dyer, were also consumed,
with their contents. Several other buildings
COR less injured. The loss Is estimated at $4,000 to
$4,000, on which the amount Of insurance is not
known.
DIR. Cattling was arrested on Saturday for
fixing from tho Post Ofce and opening letter Of Da
,d Cudworth. He was held for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
RUSSIA.

According TO the Berlin journals division of
infantry Of the Russian army has taken up is winter
quarters the frontiers OF Poland. II l. commanded
by Gen. Drecherun, and he and his staff in the town
OF kielce Gen. Chinszcew, with another DIVISION is at
the frontier OF Czenstochan and there also numerous
detachmcnts Of COssacks on the frontier.
The Russian expedition, fitted out ostensibly
for scientific cruise in the waters Japan hut ia
reality 10 watch the American expedition lists OF the
igste Palaa screw steamer and tran port under tue
comm and Of Admiral POaiatn.
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steamer Sunk In the Ohio River.
PnrsBUR0H, Saturday, Feb. IL, 1853

FIfIsHUk5H' batuIuhyl FeD IT Io'1J.
The steamer Memphis ran into bank five
miles above Madison, Indiana at 2 this morning, and
sunk TO her cabin floor. The passengers and
csped, but the cargois total loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
HOLLAND.

From Java, it is stated, that the Government
Commission sent to Tmor. has concluded treaty By
which Portugal cedes the Netherlands payment OF.
100000 forms only nc isles in dispute but also
Flors chiefly Inhabited by Portuguese, and possessing
mines Of copper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Several Executive communications were laid
sore the House and appropriately referred. Among
"a was the first part Of the Report OF the Explora'
u Of the River Amazon
NJ. DuNcAN, from the Committee on Com
s'ee, reported bill. which WAS passed to res s:ey
sssyessel owned by John Miller, Of New.iork.
NJ JoSEs, (Tenn) made an appeal 70 the
se to take up the bin for the relief OF John Williams,
s<ea
ar al. GoRsAS Qnd.) from the Committee on
ss Affairs, reported back the Senate bill for the
ts1s.w Colonel John Charles Fremont, approprsting
!ssU TO relieve him from certain costs snd damages
- osi IN England. The money was obtained on foar
M drafts, but which were not met at maturity for
sson tast there wac appropriation cut Of which
Viii Be paid. The funds were spcnt by Colonel Frs
in ~ 'ae then Territory Of California for the support
a long and dry debate ensued, involving ex-
not Concerning al the circumstances Of the case
.naiiy the bill was passed, being so amended
b suihorize the Secretary Of War TO pay Fremont
;, and to deduct the same from the aInoua. which
49,, cue hin the anal settlement, Of accounts
co. thsf nothing therein contained shall be con-
~ ~ 70 require the Secretary Of War 20 recog-
~ vM'dIty OF the,c'sim of Fremont on which &C
81 c now pending on Judgments obtained In the
sss House then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14

:. From Rey~v II Nnks1 Jan. ~
From the R0asn Market the aAyees are NOR srsonrss
ins; fAss had rsen 5. y al and some few runie7.
we're PAD even Toe L Printed CorToss in sosc
regssst EAST certain varieties hat CALIcoEs dad
ana wltooct sny improvement From MuIhaass the po-
nuo1 OF sPnness generally ssssesgry;
Gus Descriptions Of produce had oslerfcee
positive Improvement, even CALI6oEs.
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Escape OF Eighteen Persons from Detroit
LniI.
DErRoIr, Saturday, Feb. 10.

DETROIT Saturday. Feb 10, 1853
Eighteen prisoners escaped from the county
III last night, by digging through the wall. They have
rotyet been retaken.
The Governor has appointed Capt. Garfield
CHEF Engineer of the canal works
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PRUSSIA.

The Minister of Prussia proposes for the
consideration Of the Postal Congress that the rate Of
postage throughout the Kingdom be fixed At gros
A new Prussian loan of 20,00O,000 of rix dol
dollars, taken by the house OF Rothschid & Co, was
announced ON the Paris BOurse on wednesday, 26th.