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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
Brown, shipley & Co.'s Circular.

Pey Canada. LIVERPOOL, Friday, March T. 1888
The CoTros Market very quiet this week and prices
again IN favor OF buyorr good ordinary and mddlns
qualities OF American having given way lied v ID, while
Inferior is comparatively neglected and has declined fully
ID n. Qualities above middling without animation
a last weeksrstss.
The business for the week is called IS $40 bales with
20 10 spectators spd $50 10 exporters That OF 10 day
$1,000 OF which the trade take 5000 bales the following
quotations:
Fair Orleans. 60 Fair Mobiles.s Fair Uplsnds. g
Middlng ..,...5 Middling. s.l6 Middlins ....5i
Inferior aud Ordinary ........f04 pm.
II is now pretty generally beeiyed that the lower est
fracious, and that the crop will at least prove
be 600 baes and the present rates cannot be
tanned under large import.
The stock Of CoTToS IN this port is placed at 900
bales Of which 1913 600 American against 900 at this
period Of last year sDc 1920 American.
The business In sARss and goods Manchester for the
past week has been Hunted At lower prices.
The Corn Market Is quiet, with further decline Ia
prices. WHE.T having gwen way ID y 10 Ms; FLoUs "a
TO I'd bbl snS IsplAs CoRs Sd IN Yellow and n " a.
IN White. White WHEAT slow of sale at 81 J0O7If, Red
6306iS 4 70 ms Western Canal Flour Aj662bi Bait
more, Philadelphia and Ohio 81 Canada lbi 92b6, and
Sour y sara T. Dbl. White Com 81 Yellow 81 N, aud
Mixed 81 y quarter.
TvRPgsTIsE Is scarce and SO bills have this week
been disposed of che advanced price OF 1873 ewt,
while RESIN continues good demand at for
up 10 VI n cwt. for tine quality.
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AUSTRIA.
The .ttemp, TO Ain the Emperor.

Iibenv was hung at Vienna on Feb. 20,
for attempting to kill the Emperor. The trial rs well NJ
the PR mnary examination was conducted IN secret ou
the protocol which has been drawn up extends IN some
deeTee our previous knowledge Lbeny It Is set iOrth
was 9l years of age native OF Czakvsr In the comtar
of Stuhlweissenberg, in Hungary, Catholic, ana IN
married 1t is not true, IA some herman papers nave
stated that his father suffered st the hands of the Gov
eminent IN the late war. The knife with which the
blow be fatal was struck was bong in shop
at Vienna two months ago, and aiterwsrd groand on
the back as tar four hve inches above the po' so
as to give TWO edges Il was ten inches long and near
the shoulder two inches wide, and fitted Ia strong
wooden handle With this terrible instrument COO
cesled under his butoned surtout, he walked on the
bastion twelve days, seeking an opportunity to attack
the Emperor.
On the day Of the tualsttempt he went out without
having dned-such is the trivial minuieness OF TINS ~
dicia document and hndiug convenient opportunity,
che unbuttoned his surtout, from which he drew the
nurderous implement there concealed, approached the
august person OF the monarch, at nrst uuniy, theu
springng with one bound like tlgeT win tne ofah'
dshed weapon in his right hand, he dealt his Majesty,
with all his strength ALLOW violent that the blade ot
the knife was bent backward 10 the extent OF an inch
He was in the Get OF dealing AZ the sacred head OF his
Majesty new blows which according 20 his own avowa
he meant to continue until he had accomplished his
hsinous crime when he seized, AZ rst by Colonel
ODonne and afterward by those who came TO his aid
Transported with rage at the failure OF his attempt,
Libeny gave way EXPLANATIONS in favor of the free
republic and OF him who, by revolt and treason, has
brought so much trouble On his country"
A letter from Vienna OF the 10th OF februa-
~ gives the following account OF the execution The
condemned cuprt was. at o'clock this morning,
brought out tho prison in the Sterngasse. under
strong escort end taken through the Fscheryate by the
glacis and the Wieden Aubog to the place OF execu
ton in AN open vehicle occupied also by the priest the
hangman and three soldiers. Three closed lines OF
troops were drawn up round the scatold Lbeny cast
hssty glance at the gisbct His appearance was bag
gard in the extreme. He kept his eyes fixed on the
priest and repeated after him the prayers he said in the
Hungarian tongue Ills fetters having been taken OIL,
his sentence was read aloud The officiating officer
then in loud voice declared that mercy belongs
10 God alone The hangman and his aids then ap.
preached They took OF the unfortunate mans Coat
and laid his neck bare The priest continued to pray
In another moment the lifeess corpse dangling In
the air The body down al in the evening. at
ter sunset and buried by the hangmsn aud his assistants
10 trench dug about 30 yards behind the scaiiod in
presence OF an immense concOurse Of people
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TURKEY.

Count Leiningen arrived at Vienna on the
evening OF the 2eth ult The mos explicit statement
yet published concerning the result OF his mission %
onstantnope Ia gwen In the following letter which has
the advantage Of being confirmed by the Journal de Con-
standnOpis, OF the l4th ult.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, Feb ~
Last evening the Sublime Porte delivered is answer
10 the demands OF the Austrian Envoy extraordinary the
Count de Lenngen. The note Of the Turkish Govern
ment is couched IN the most conciliatory terms. The
Porte accepts the majority OF the claims OF Austria
points Il claims the mediation OF France aud Eng
land All that the private interests OF Austrian
subjects mas been granted by the Porte The Hungarian
refugees Ia Bosnia and the Herzegovina 70 be
sent into the provinces OF Asia. The question Of tie
smelorson Of the condition Of the Christians In Bosnia
Is solved by the execution Of the Tanzimst in that prov
ince. By the charter OF Gulhane the inhabitants Of oil
the countries OF the Empire enjoy without distinction
the privileges and the liberation. As 10 the
claims Of Austria relative to the ports Of Kleck and
uttorna the Porte refers the subject 10 French and
En- glish mediation but IL maintains all Us rights
CARDS Montenegro. The spprehensions Of war, which
al rst caused excitement In the public mind have
completely disappeared. The Russian vessel which NJ
dOrezo had ordered u be ia readiness to start for
Odessa, in u rupture, has received cour<er
order.
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who have No longer any property 70 loose by
,syolr,;onerv movements The Boromeos, the
7 atlas the Belgioioeos, who thought themselves
secure on the neutral ground Of Sardinia, are TO
he deprived of their immense wealth, precisely
because they kept on neutral ground Louis
Napoleon, with his confscation Of the Orleans
millions, has given a precedent not lost upon
Austria
The attempt on the life of the Emperor Of
Austria has spread terror amid al the crowned
heads of the Continent, and IN the ranks OF their
cOurtiers. When the telegraph announced the
crime at Berlin, Wrangel, the General entrust-
ed by Prussia TO lead the Prussian allies OF the
Schleswig- HOlstein patriots, so as to RUN tne
latter, and who, to reward the able accomplish
ment Of his mission, was appointed father 10 the
Berlin state Of siege-the same atAer W range!
ordered his well known white battle-steed 70 De
saddled at midnight and gallopped to Chariot
tenburp TO see with bis own eyes whether or
not a similar crime was to be perpetrated on
his Majesty, Frederick William ". All was
dark and silent when he arrived, but when the
General came TO the royal residence he dlmly
perceived a figure stealing to and fro-he has
tened to approach it and met his own royal
master kept awake by the same doubt and fear
as his loyal General
In Pesth and Agram, too, the Police think
they have discovered fearful conspiracies; ru-
NOR was even spread that Comorn was 10 be
set on fire, and that heaps Of gold had been dis
covered in the mattress of one of the prisoners
in the fortress. German papers state that
proclamatioRs of Ksssuth printed on handker-
chiefs, are daily posted up in the streets OF
Pesth, but no one can give their contents; so
much is sure, however, that the Austrian PO-
lice have found it necessary to fine every pro-
pretOr Of house $50 who would not, before
: o'clock in the morning efface all the handbills
which invisible hands put up on the walls
Meanwhile, few of the loyal inhabitants of vi
emma are pleased to enact parody of the scenes
which, during the first French Revolution, took
place in Vienna, but performed by very different
actors. Then it was the people, Mortified By
the deeds of the French terrorists, who insuted
the French Ambassador; now some agents OF
the Police, terrified at the hospitality granted
by English law TO the " Rebels have broken
the windows of Lord Westmoreland, the Eng
lish Envoy. AP. c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
Letter from Muzzini.

We find The following in The GenOa Journal,
10 which il is addressed:
TO tle ed;fcr Of The helia z Pcpolo,
SRI: The recent movement in Milan, which though
cut short in the beginning by incidents beyond all hu.
man calculation, and limited 10 the spot oy virtue OF
that prudence which looks not to blame or TO PRAISE
but OIL, 10 the object TO be achieved should have
sweled every honest heart with Italian PRIDE snd
should have revealed 9 tne most douotlng
the real tendencies Of our people hitherto misunder
stood and msrepre-ented by fatal preudices and oy
eowArlly fears has cae forth almost universal blame.
feel Inc entire responsibility tina, results from the
LAST proclamation Of the National Committee, written by
me- and countsrsgued by only one OF nv colleagues
nor do disclaim It. ,
sbs hasten % declare with all the promptituie tina:
the circumstances in which, placed will permit the
grounds on which assume this responsibility, Willingly
and proudly And since ukewsrm friends and irrecon-
cileGbe enemies require IT, will condescend to speak
OF myself
Iask-not of uien whose only doctrine Is rG ric;is -
not Of journalists who for 800 francs month sell their
conscnces and their pens To sristocrscy thsts dead
ere IL was born-not of the consciously unconseiousy
culpabe who deny to Italy the power OF initiative
nov made evident by the heroic martyrd0ms the gor-
Gus dsrncs Of the last four yearsbut OF Italians whodO
indeed love their country have lofty OF her des-
,nies and who bum and tight to accomplish thein-Oay
a few DAYS suspension of their Judgment
Nv soul Is embiItered-by sorrow, not by rem use
The faith which four and twenty years ago lighted ap
nv youth with smile of enthusiasm CLOVIS more warm
ly than ever-eternal dsy-star Of the mind Lex not
the youth of my country renounce t. lt VIII NOT DC re
nouacci by population which. superior 70 the puny
inteecs Of class that destroys when It should direcf
can dare amid general lethargy with merely such Of
ensive means as even Austria could put beyond the
reach Of citizensto aont the cannon aud fortress OF
Milan. Yours, JOSEPH MANAiN"
%
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RIVAL TO TEA.-TRE LEAVES OF THE
COFFEE PLANr.-The Singapore Free Press recon-.
merds the OF the coffee leaf substitute for the
berry The writer appears % be an English planter OF
the Dutch settlement Of Padlng ia SumAtFa, where tue
coffee plant has been cultivated for several generations
and where K is now produced in larger quantity, and
OF better qunity than In any country Of the Maaysn
lsands Java excepted. The coffee plant Is an ever.
green large shrub which yields pr0fls.on OF leaves.
and bears fruit for about twenty years. The leaf and
even the twlgs, have IN minor degree the slim
ulatDg and enlarang property a. the berry, and ia
hADituai use Oy the natives Of the country agricultural
AAIsys OF very simple habits and little ananable to
nnoy sop shows that they at least find the coffee leaf
20 make wholesome and agreeable beverage The
introduction Of this article into consumption wOuJ
we cannot hap thinking be benefit to the poor and h
colonial planters In order 70 render coffee leaves
marketable for European consumption the bes: mode
Of preparation viii consist In subjecting them the
same kind Of manipulation tea aDiergoes, sud for
this purpose would probably be expedient At FIRST 70
employ for Instruction, Chinese skied 10 the art
men Mr Fortune lately brought from tie northern
provinces OF China 10 Upper India The leaves OF cot
fee, neither derby succUlen are even more easily
dried than those Of tea; and being larger aud
abundant Wkile the plant tselt more easily reared
than tea, and embraces a much wider geographical
range, Il is certain they might be sold at lower price
than the poorest Botea. IL may be added tia, tae
leaves go prepared would not be amenable b tue
charge OF asUei ston often urged against the ground
berry.
The celebrated Arctic traveller, DR.. Rea.
has arrived at Liverpool TO make preparations for hs
overland expedition in search Of Sir John Franklin and
10 bish the survey Of the northern coast of America
DR. Rea to leave early IN March for the northern
regions, via NewYork-
-"Thackeray,' says a journal of Manchester,
sis still the theme of New York newspapers. They
eloquent about his legs. and when the last mai
left controversy wa raging among them IN this
party maintaining that he stands very srm
On his legs While the opposition asserted that his ess
were DECIDEDLY shsky.'7
The freedom of the City OF London has
been voted to Lsyard, the traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
Wright, Candy & Co.'s Circular.

Per Canada LIVERPOOL, Friday March 1855
At the date Of last circular adyices per Africa
25h utino, our CorT0a market closed tamey with estims
ted sales that day Of 900 bales On Saturday the de
rusDd limited ut irregular prices the sales Only
amounting 10 bales On Monday the Csnsdss sdvess
at hand reporting continuance OF large recept sna
lower prices IN tbe American markets this rather increased
the desire 10 realize and the inquiry being only for small
parcels the market ruled dull At partial decline Of ID.
n. On Tuesday ana "Wednesday the market was without
any feature the Trade continued 20 purchase spsnns
~ and the sales footed up 50O0 bales respectively
Yesterday the sales 20 Affair." extent they amounted 10
bales prices however nearly 3D. ID lover than On
Friday last particularly for the lower qualities which, even
at the concession, difficult 20 Holders hToushoui
the week have offered their stocks very freely and spinner
The total sales Of the las per details ia snnersd
statenentD amsunttO So so bales OF which 20
uiators and 800 TO exporters, and include % $50 bso
American Of witch 100 10 specuato aud 80 70 ex
porters leaving Il $50 bales Of al kinds % the Trade
The import Tor the time 10 20, sso kasz Of whoa
X ffar. Aura
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
THY KOSsUTE PROCLAMATION AFFAIR
A Letter from nfazzini.


SIR have no opportunity, from the pI,ce
wAefe cu. OF reading papers receiving correct IN
formation hut report reaches me OF Louis Kossuh
having publicly protested account Of the proc ma
- the Hungarans which appeared during the last
lHsUrTectonaTy attempt Al Milan.
The CrIsinal % the ociamAIi0n sguti BY l. )sstf
IN his own hand writing u IN nv hands.
Il vas sert 10 me by Kossuih my own Request
SuElng the las; mOnts OF his soiOu ~ hutayah Tor
the express purpose o. beng Published N the o.
afterwards retrscted
copy Of tie proclamation wa A. the time drpss:,ei
by hs band OF the Cearrai internl Drs-rlou Of
National Parry IN Italy, tha, In case saold be
preveuted through Geslh any Jtaer cause from ion
~ the movement, and ksssuih sh09i be fsr n the
time, document OF slliaace and az appeal extremely
important 10 TIE success OF our iHissolsle ustooal
causes SHOULD not b. lost
Wheu action decided upon oy heroic though now
uis I'd sed uen, sEd on scale winch uobOdy who xas
not euncerpei in the scheme hls righ; 20 measure
very lev days before the one sppOIsted the Directing
lbtcu COMMITTEE thought thsf they were enrital IN
PRINT II. They al prlag n Italian town The dare
OF February inserted and two paragraphs MIDGET
ing, ti.lik, the more remote ss,s, were omitted
Nroie, think, OF the 9Th, these particulars 20 Kos
sgta. wrote them rJsreSti3s bot must cAndiiy say
net dsapp-oying People who are going 70 rsk their
sSu Vcs Tor tEeH owa country oerEy ssaeua.
bic by stf1cy puncgloUs rules Of normal trnas Tne
proclrailon was wsItten without reference % time.
Us Eteni.on was EVIDENT va 20 prevent 4 collson
between whose eaue, ain sud DUTY are oue Tbe
Italians soEs could b judge Of tAe moment: and WIN
cut that re wr q ne procEnls:!n would have 40
sense. They tEoug b. the uomeIli ha5 come; hey BE-
Eeyed IL success, And toy GTEi.ei themselves OF
A5os; ths attempt Iset, 40 feel myself a; Hbsr
~, iCg short wtIe, 70 speak Gentlemen whOse oalv
soft cccu -;lOs L % ~re erItic-sm thing. thy knos
n. lsAs; Cf-Whose only doctrine i tue re rfrissud
Who devise Quie-iy from free lzni from ne sac
blessed family rresice, the wrlIzs plans sni rene
diss oi Eation given UP by Eurupe % ans foru MA
DER Who " choose % tuspfiron cane % plumber %
hang them. nay prove very severe 70 1s K0ssrh who
iuly knews boa single rasa or betr.ying set OF sn
gle sometimes deie1f TIE best scheme snd
compel whole party 10 aajOarn tie fulEasn: Of ther
mosi sacred hpes ought 10 be the asl to throw the
stone before due nme for infurrsseou hss eausd AZ
welLIneanng and ds-rrmined though mo.neniArlv con
Gueresl friends. an, sIr, respectfully yOar-,
JosEPH xAILINI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22

M.o the rest, Maxzini appears to have written his
Letter under the impression Of some incorrect reports,
else he would no, have said that have thrown the
stcne upon conquered fr.ea3 You, sir, know ths; IN
nv er.er % Yourself have been the first 10 the
pubic against such an injustice.
Ard nov, sir hope all Is right harriai and Will
Be united As before; and we Will both take care that no
BODY shall be able 10 do wrong in our nsIne and God
wiling shall yet see-snd that soon-'he DAY OF or'h'e'
success.
| am, sir with particular regards. yours sincerely
PS-Shculd you consider il proper to make any
pubIc use of this my letter hope all the papers which
published Mazznis letter viii also grant place TO TINS
LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22

To-day the rnsrtet wears quiet aspect tne .ss.,
ever snoont TO 90 bales 900 Of which ne - -
tors and exporters Holders offer freely 81 INC 20"
quotations, which differ bat little from tn"'e s''"
cay last - IL. 49,
Tbe American adyces Isceived thus week ave assln o..
trcised depT. ssnz influence Upon oar CoIIos ~
with the confiB ned ncreasing receipts ~ tbe pyS
crop equal 70 ths largest estimate ntne'o !. s9es
Is begnIip ing TO ind s1pporten here ane, y,
weld would give supply 70 ths cooniry w - -
requirements, the trsde generally have s"hesa HJ.
eAot or sgDnsn eeuiaDns pws 49, s. 10Y Eve
taton being still entertsiDed that lover picss Must y
epsue upon the arrival Of tie large quantity Q, coon eo-
on he ,sfc, ,r ms nof total stock Of all kinds very
S-ssray sntiepaed Of l,00Ooo0 bales before ths stt
JuJe Much however. depends upon tue p1gfe o' ~
American sdviees toueSas ,he p1oss.s ,o nsss.
.raey ed the large consumption sonf OF
ANYTHING likely indicate supply lees than st prosnt
eulatee upon unfayorsbls adv ces - 10 the pf9p
the uspspx Of the next crop, would certainly cad % no.
e..ens,ye buyng heu part, ard a. sch wond be sl
induce considsrable amount OF soeeniatve sassIi.
temporary advance IA price mig thus b. =,
on the contrary should the receipts az the pofs
Indicate crop large st present. we think aoo'''
present. quotations could be Maintained .,,.,.,.
The Manchester saTaet Lzs been dull and a..
gereslly credited that buyers hold large oraen ~ sl,
having Little confidence ia COrTos nnsn-- x,,csy.
FOR the present; ne-ntiine, az contracts etP''' ~
renew az low prices. -. % ,~ror,
Our GsAIs market u without any isst1rs % spcn
rpOp the weather has much improved, .oa - 800.
ttsr. Va ,aos ssens@nes and the de.eptons o.
WHEAT moved OF readily. FLoUk va - ,,xxe Isl
DIAN CoeS dull and rather lower. pJ, 1s
Asays very DAN Montreal Pos 500 - =, @''
@ewt United s.aie. Po.' "A rss1 tendency Phia-
3.i,hs iS1SIa~ 81 Ssw.York and Baltimore sdy
per cwt. =,
TykPESTisE-in dcm4ndi s<'o' ~
and to srrivs q las per c"t nons here B,stsh
RRrsIsEs.le. Of SO bss st SO for cen~on' ~ "
II tine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22
The News from Turkey-rhe Prospect of
Peace-Alarm In Prussia and Austria.


LONDON Friday, hsrch 4 lSo.
IL appears strange and Is generally noticed
here, that though a Geographic dispatch from
Vienna brought tdings on the 2Sth to Paris that
the Porte had Welded TO the Austrian demands,
We have UP to this day neither got al official
confirmation nor the expected details about
this important matter: nSy, even 1At Itmes
Of this morning says that Omer PaSha, though
he wishes to see peace maintained between the
two powers, could not suspend his operations
against the Montenecrin rebels :" and that "miE
itsry men cat Vienns) fmly believe that the
Bosnian frontier has already been crossed by
the Austrians,'
We have GOOD reason 20 believe that if even
matters between Austria and Turkey shoulS be
settled for he present, the dsssnsions between
these two powers Will, in all probability Dc set
at rest for short time only. but will BY no
means be resolved into cordial understand
Ing. Ii peace has been determined upon for
the present, il is by Austria, because the out
break at Milan and the attempt on the life of
the Emperor, are symptoms which the Austrian
Government deem to be Of rather serious as-
ture, and therefore il is mmored az Vienna, IN
well informed circles, that il is wiser 70 soften
lust now the claims on Turkey until the ieyerot
the public has passed. On the other side. peo-
pie acquainted with the politics Of the Sublime
Porte, say that it has good reason to temporize
and not TO express its indignation al Austrian
insolence as strongly as it is felt, because the
question Of "the holy shrine is Yet pending
question 20 be settled between Russia and
France, but Of course at Turkish cost.
The coniiscstion measures IN Lombardy ere
ate unprecedented III feeling even In those high
or classes. among whom untilnow dissatisfaction
with the measures Of the Government has been
eheckedSy rheir terror Of red-republicanlsn
ThuesGkM nave sncw been added to the long
list Of tAWr EsifK csnsnshe Austrian domnpns,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring. Bros. & Co.., Circular.

Per CaaGda- LONDON, Friday. March lsS--5 +. ~
We have material change 70 notice ~ the Colonial and
Foreign PRoDCcE markets. thus week. The Coxs trade 10
dull and Cores ID .ow Eur rnoa other articles firm