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,IRST PRFSRYTERT1N f,rI,

DAMAGED SUGAR AT AUCTION
at our office THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
oc II DUNLOP. MONCURE a ca
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-Tne First Presbyterian Church will be opened for
and O'Clock, T. M. The Dedication Sermon viii be
preached by the pastor, the Rev. T. V. Moore, d D.
in the morning.
The sale of Pews in this Church will take place n,
the Tuesday following, 18th instantly beginning a.
O'Clock IN the afternoon, and continuing until a.,
clock at night oc f2-ss
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VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKs,

Plaid and Brocade Silks, Rich Cashmere Piaids plain
Merinoes and de Laines French Embroderies in great
variety; Mourning Goods of every kind; Hosiery in
complete assortment Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Furniture Prints; Ribbands in variety, &c. &C. Sc
large and well selected Stock of the best styles of
these goods, just received by
T.R. PRICE co.
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MAYO & Bolts, ATTORNEYS AT
LAW, will practice in the Courts of Richmond, and
the counties of Henrico and Hanover.
70 Office in basement of Metropolitan Hall,
Franklin street. BEVERLEY b. Bolts.
Sc l6-dIm ABEL u. MAYO.
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B. w. STARKE. ATTORNEY An

Is. W. 61ARkE, AIIUhNE1 III
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
the Courts of HenTico, Hanover and Richmond city.
As Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin ont Of his ohcel
Proof and Acknow led gments of Deeds, Re!inQulsb-
ments of Dover &c. Claims for collection entrusted
10 him promptly attended TO.
Office, No. 50, three doors above City Hotel, On
North side of Main street, Richmond, Va.
de 2-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-14

PROFESSOR MILLAR, the great Ame-
rican PENMAN, viii be in Richmond about the 18th
of October Sc 2i-2awts
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF c. w PURCELL Il C0.-The Notes Of the
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS BANK ara re-
deemed as heretofore at par at our counter
E1- All solvent Washington Small Notes, viii for
the present be redeemed at par from Merchants.
We caution the public therefore against paying any
discount on small notes dated at Washington.
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI-
CINE, BY DIR. +. d. ROBINSON.
EV- Office on franklin. between 18th ard Ian
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T. J. CARSON 81 Co, NO. Al AND
IS LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. -
WATER STREET. NEW YoRK.-A good assort-
ment of Bacon, Pork and Lard slways on hand, and
for sale az lowest market prices 10 Ely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06

,rues-. ia, cn Sunday evening n1Le i' y ~,
- r.ec.st unic- kl' windows, -. Z - :, ~
= -. ,~ise n 4, - cert out 70 de- tu'1 . -
- is rcquet was M Ouly nesi'sea sas D.
brrer was be4tsn BY the mob, 20 ma - Ia.
rTS,i D. hi bon. bsaricd IN h. osn - ~ - go
- tl.si =. n, tho..ht which his i!e1it ,-s,i IN
;s- re,-re Fl n shooting axclrs'or TN $500,
"a yrest 70 the WINDOW Tor tie purToss u I,i,~i
,bs r,oy.d yEith Il UNFORTUNATELY tue phs " -, -,
~ an tsd when he duke drew tne 'ris.s 49, 80,
80. ,,rss,sl through the heal a his Hne'. 80 - rs
- I'm coming IA from a shop "a me wv -. -.
Se,rsr Of inc duke learriog N iscent ~ I'm
.rso ARD he duchess an English lady FSsns- a. =
=. ~ ,-rcr OF The dying MAJ, bur N vain 4 tl- -
80 .rsTec-s oi liberal principles II has been
-, =. ,,,,ult under his windows Wa COS up y so.
trl;.es 81 The ser who ssroag n 1ensano, % -
-, al tb influence Of the Minister Jacoo!n, an -.
- 81 Cardinal Marin, large andhclcers m 1-e
.s-5bc-hocd Four csndarnlss were sppcn.,,l - - =.
"a the dske N his palace he having voluntarily give"
b.rSselT no 70 the police authorities
-Four persons have been sentenced 70 DC uui's
.. usr.rs- for their connection with revouh9niry 80
eiete The Pope SIs r sDd 81 Win visit France 70
crown Leas Napoleon
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The Australian Gold Fields.


We have received Victoria papers OF the 9TH
OF September announcing the discovery Of two fresh
gold relds on the Ansk Hs and in the Forest Greek
d trict The Anski Hill field has been found by the
agents Of the Exploration Company lie yield has a Yet
been merely middlng. worked a. IL BY agents Tor
the purpose Of testing IL qualities rather than making
prcht from the result OF their lAbors The locality has
been entered into the local maps under the Of the
Shsrps Run" D;ggings The second newly discovered
placer the Daisy Hill = about 30 miles from For.
est Greek on the main line OF road from Adelaide
Mount Alexander and Benieo. These diggngs stu.
Sted "hhnd creek connected with one Of the
branches Of the Deep Creek exactly where about four
years AGO, heavy hump OF gold we picked up. Toe
whole surrounding district 10 the extent Oi miles
strongly inprcgnstea with gold and il is supposed that
.us,e nast be number Of valuable "pockets" which
VIZ make NE fortunes ofthose who lucky enough
Ine DAISY HIN dggiags have within the frst DAYS OF
1eH eAiseesee attracted a population OF about 100
- w .sly a9ei2ie men, who stopped on their way
~ s - aeNsA1sI- lie rchness OF the soil has IN
sIoSt Sss are inHenne these novics for their want
oi sAl and NAMING experience Ns,y of ts, r1.da ,hr
pounds weight (@l3o) and more in w. "a 80, -.
o. nom nve ounces 10 eight ounces vsy,,,s - 49,
- - - =. oean 70 ~ Of bent and degacsi shIIiag
% eeeh e9aenfy SHOWN to the CORES p,lr, - ~
Assterrsc argus. THIS vii co-ses,p-0,i~ -. VI az
numbers OF m1ners, - soon Their fs,,r H. - Ne
20 sPEesd The discovery ct large AMI rirh -, .s
=. hnsarA Too, again confirmed by tie lsfss, -;
- ~ o. Aeacuieole Importance. because il a..
rerstfatss tie existence Of surise<oxss str.ss Ia 80
cry sreetoa And lastly Whist hitherto "a 49,. -.
NsSeey reported and extensively douhte; = no,S -
hoeneeS ss positive tac, sold ield has beer -
covered within ls mics ei Adelaide South Au,rrsI
LAY ho' pefnAPS prove equsl 20 Mo1nt Alexander or
banrst oafr appears upon competent arraorry 70 b.
az 81 sveEts reznanerstve II now proved hx srr,s
events that vast bet Of highly turl-r,s l.ui sx,S
seross the Australian continent from the Victoria 80
he'H &c 'nose OF b~fnarst and Il neighboThOod and
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Bullion Market.
BARNES Circular.
PeAsidI

Per Asid. LoSDos, Friday, Dec. IT, 1875 r. NJ
We have had rather setvty the Coousl and For.
eiZn Produce markets this week and COFFEE and SUGAR
have been in improved demand CoTTos rather Hrrrer
METALS keep up BREADsTUFFs e& active Ia the Divi-
the Budget early this morning the Government was
left u minority Ot Nineteen AosEY CONTINUES abundant
ard good demand The amount OF BULLION in the Bank
BY 4st return Ell S3 81 The SILVER lately arrived
from Mexico has been sold al IL and the DoLLiRs
CossoLs Tor the account Ecsge Of 1907 lc0I
dividend BY the n n. Steamer f0m Brazil which arrived
18th instant have Fecsyed sdyces 70 the following
satts BueLos Ayres Ind Montevideo 5h Rio De Janero
Eth bsls 18th and PernambucO zst November The let.
ters per Overland NAL have not yet arrived.
CocHsgAL about Id lower SIS bags have been offered
AZ auction, of which barely half found buye Tenerfo
Silver TO 3e Black "a g Honduras 3794 for ST.
yer, with Black IRON fie54 AID eexicsn Silver 37 TO
81 Present stock il So bsEs assnst 80 last year
CocoA.-NO sales have been made. We quote Trinidad
81 1f36 GrecGca Soi dl, Brazil 70 CHS and Gusya-
qai IS ass.
CoFTEE-The only public ssles have been TO-DAY when
70 casks 20 bags Plantation Cey found ready buyer AZ
irene rates; Vs pkgs Mocha partly sold from 1f 70 IS
beng 80 lower, while 20 bags E.st India wa bought
N a. ~ 49,. The accounts from Rio TO 18th November
ofvey unyorabe weather for the crop and avces from
Java TO A October showing the exports by the Factory
70 haze been about 100 zoo Pcus les than st wear have
ed to more inquiry AboEi 900 bags Native c. Won have
CHANGED hands :. 6 sas7 so bags Costa Rics AZ jo and
sesso Of zee 5as COED first" BIO has been taken sfoi
ior Hsmhr6 IN Tie Continental por thus as there
Las been very LITTLE doing though holders for he most part
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
The Defeat Of the Ministry.


Faction has triumphed for the moment, bus
will be quickly seen resolved into rope Of sand The
Queens Government last night sustained serious
verse; by hostile vote the subject OF their financial
pohcy--cne which almost every section Of the House
had approved Of In one part OF other hut which,
eftheles, numerical majority has pronounced to be
unsatisfactory in the shape IN which u had been pre-
seued The greatest financial authorities IN and out OF
Parliament declare that they regarded that budget
bold, wise, honest and stAtesmABllke but desperate
faction Of English Wings and Radicals reinforced by
the Popsh Brigade have noalnslly pronounced against
that budget and II now remains 10 be seen whist Is the
course which will be taken by Ministers.
We have doubt that the Cabinet will at once
bic 20 determine the steps which Is becoming and
pedient for them 30 take in the very grave position In
which Affairs are placed Wheeler the Government
will 10 conduct the business OF the country not
withdrawing the vote OF last night undertake
20 say. The late Government woald OF course have
chung 20 Office after hall adOzen such revcrses but
certain that their viii not continue 70 hold
the rens Of power one instant after tAey shall be OF
opinion that duty 10 the Queen aud 10 the country dc
tates their surrender
Ii the Earl Of Derby shs tendr his resg nston 20 the
Queen and should DO reluctantly accepted by her Ma.
iesiy utterly inconcevsble 20 us how another Gov
eminent 10 be formed 10 conduct the affairs OF the
county, IN the existing position Of parties, aud with the
preseut constitution Of the House Of COmmons. TaAi
the Whig party, the Peel party and the Manchester
party the English Radicals sndthe Irish Brigade should
combine in Government regard simply polif.-
cal impCssbiy and the enormous minority Of ghi
compact, well disciplined minority not split I'd into
fragments IKE Their heterogeneous opponents would
enable NJ any moment 20 defeat unprincipled Goa
lition We certain that many Of the more prcni-
nen members Of that majority alarmed already a.
the inevitable consequence and predict dead lOet ;
the only remedy beinc-the immediate reinstatement Of
the present Government, as q necc-eiry-u indeed
they shall resolve on resignBg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
NICARAGUA.
The Canal Compauy-Chamse In Government.

Oouespondcnee Of The y y. Tribune.
GRANADA, Nicaragua Thursday, Dec. 2 ls52.
The Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal Com
pasy IL alpoweruI ia this quarter. This lie mainly
owing 10 the and representations Of J. b. Kerr
Eco, U. &. Charge dAAaires at this Government
no Company steamer, the Central America was
sezed for debt while since, bat she was subsequently
released In consequence Of the threatening attitude
b~Acn by Our Minister. The Government has issued,
within the last few days decree respecting the Port
Of Gan Juan and lie Inhabitants The decree Is not yet
Published, hut have and read H. IL sent to
,he Project here with orders him to proceed to San
Juan del Eorte and make 1t known but he has do
shpod executing hiF orders. The decree Is In sub
stance follows
"Tha whereas III inhabitants of San juan del Norte
shave without the authority OF the state thought NJ 10
"torm themselves into municipal body, make laws,
"eyy taxes &C. and by these acts obstruct and prevent
the fulhment Of the conditions made with the A. a T.
"S C. Co. &C, &c, and do many things contrary 10 the
"peace and dignity of the State OF Nicaragua Sc, &c,
"he Government DEGREES that inasmuch the town OF
san Juan belongs TO The State of Nicaragua &C. &c,
"the pcreons thus acting In contsventon OF the laws OF
"the State gully OF conspiracy against the govern
meni Of the same, and shall be punished sceortngto
Z" the laws made and provided"
The inhabitants of San Juan are bitterly opposed 10
NE monopoly Of the Company as 1t sevidently against
heir interest The Company have depot on the on.
positc side Of the hsrbor and the passengers
seme into the town 81 al. Now, II the navigation Of
The river open to competition there would be
very different state Of things for the town. and II the
monopoly continues 1t viii go TO the dogs-hence this
decree got up At the instgSiion OF the Company and
Brtish understrappers.
have recently hao interview with the President
and his Minister'S The President informed me that he
had Jas, received dispatches from Mr. Marcoleta and
that he had no intention Of recalling him
firm and concentrated form OF revolution u brew
ing which will produce radical change in the Govern
nent Of this State.
There is change Of feeling going On among the Mic.
Arasusns against the Americans produced mainly by
the acts Of the presont Administration Of the United
States Government
Business lie weighed down with taxation, and passen
gore scross the Lake taxed So head they 60 in
aAy other way than in the Companys oonvcyances.
The people Of San Juan del Nor,e have formed them
solves into military companies to prevent Nicaragua
sAkng possession Of the The British II is said,
arc willing TO wink at such the part Of Mic
Ayseua Meas ruroas
The result Of the elections in the United States has
been received here. The Nicarsgusns doubtful OF
sAeir deriving any advantage from the change In fs
ssre shall write to you regularly. lsrHNrs.
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HAVANA.
The Slave Trnders-Spanish JoErnals-An-
rexas;on.

'Ftt SfAfc lFDocra-.pauEa 50ErDefs-Ans
rexas;or.
Correspondence Of Ths n. Y. Tribune.
HAVANA, Wednesday, Dee %, 1882.
Since MY last letter nothing has happened 70
disturb the peace, except it De the peace Of tie
wicked slave traders, whom the British vessels
OF war are annoying extremely, having already
brought il four vessels that were on their way
from this port TO Africa. These very dave
traders are the patriotic Spaniards who clalnor
No much against the Americans, and accuse
them Of breaking solemn treaties, forgetting
their own crime, which is down right piracy.
These very men are the stauBeh supporters 81
The DiaYio de Ia Marina, which delights tnen
by representing the American nation ID tne liSlt
Of low, corrupt and disOrderly race, ready Tor
any crime. These men ere the Trends Of the
Croaica, Of New-Y0rk, which is more constant
than the Dt1Tio de la HariHa in ts virulent at
tasks upon our country, our glorious repubn-
can Institutions and our eminent men, ana upon
everything which makes the American nation
preeminent among nations This Spanish paper,
the Cronioa, ia paper maintained to bolster
up the Spanish interests in America, u forms
with Peter Iiick DIR. Lsdeyeze) and the Didro
de la Marina, part Of the glorious defense OF
Spanish despOtism aud iniquity. The systemic OF
the "Cronica' is to deny everything related
pyejudicial 20 the Government mere ana 10 de-
seiye people, it quotes from the Ph0re, Span
nh paper printed in French, also from lev
other papers, which Influenced by Spanish gold
or party shirt. endeaYor u drown the grOans OF
Me 6oyn-tfOdden Cubans. Yes, the poor Cubans
who dare NOT speak, much less strike the blow
0r independence and the fall Of the slave trade.
The Cubans, however, are not so deficient oil
courage as some Of YOU north men would repre-
sent them 10 be. Ii Lopez was not joined by
them it was because the country people were I'M
prepared to act in the part where he landed.
They had been taught by the Spaniards to believe
that the Americans we're q people without
God, Who married Tor dollar, and divorced with
the same facility. The young men from the
capital could not join him, the roadsfron the city
being all guarded. As il was, some 100 young
men were killed in the country Another
circumstance also tended to keep them
from rising, which was the news of the
shooting Of the fifty unfortunate men
peacbng the country before the landing
was barely known All powerful truth, in
time, will be known TO the Americans in re-
lstion TO this Island, and the Cubans will be re-
oeived into the arms of their northern neighbors
who must assist them to send their present
despotic Governors to Europe, or subject them
selves TO the reprOaches Of other free people.
On Sunday last there was little row between
party OF Spanish officers and some Cubans ut
ball, in which the officers came off with
broken heads, and thus will things go on until
bic row is got up which will end in the freedom
Of the Island Yours, FAIrHTUL.
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MANILA.
Destructive Earthauake.

Several shocks ofearthquake occurred al Ma
nila during the months Of september and Ocober AZ
tended with great destruction and some lose Of life
correspondent, under date Manila Oct H. writes Az
Ok O'Clock in the evening OF the 10Th September we
experienced very severe earthquake The shock listed
about q minute, throwing dUwn the roofs OF two
churches several wsls and greatly damaging many
house, Five other shocks, but .ighcr were fet dny
ing the night Also a shock AZ p NJ on The Eth. a
smart shock al l. II. On the ls,h a slight stork AZ
nom On the 1914 another a, lOl. A. NJ on the aOrh
During al this time the earth tre0ed more or less at
interval and slight trembings were felt for several
days Manila, sept ~, l,J2-We noticed that or, IA.
Occurr tee Of the severe shock on the l6h the barne
ter rose TO BOZ and on the 20th rapidly 10 80 IN
tutsding sgain when the earthquake had pnssed Pre-
vicus 20 the eonvulsiOn the baronete stood AZ % On "a
the I'D the barometer fen 20 29eg The esrtbm.k. an
the l6tE felt by the vesse az anchor In the Roads
also BY the Char &c, At 70 miles from land; BY the Con
srantno, . miles from Csrreador; and by The Henri
eta Nara several miles outside The effect u descrb.d
70 have been a. the vessels had suddenly struck the
ground, and was only sounding with The Lead he,
they iourd that such was not the Gaze The subsequent
sehter shocks were also felt board the Henrietta Ma
ma People n boats the rver experienced no seass
ton. Oct. ll-An earthquake took place yest,.r5.v
morning AZ Oh O'Clock, and slight shock az GA p NJ
Oet FEE morning a o'clock another earthquake
was ief. Barometer 60 40 Att p NJ barometer fan.
ING last, 29oi 81 r NJ barometer q 30 AID the uind
rising let Of pubic and other building. Injured he
ginning wiki the palace extends over i've column. Of
te'erpess some OF M buildings have sustained tn
ting injury others have been severely injured and y
efal eouple destroyed Among tie prncipal build
ngs much injured or destroyed may be nentionei the
palace two churches the new cavalry bsrracks hospi
tai just erected cid convent and eoune b-dges kc
counts received from the Provinces tel ofgrest injuries
committed IN al directions; many OF the churches were
partially or wholly thrown down and the damage done
Is very great The inhabitants 10 on the night and on
the morning @, the 18th September fed 70 lie country
districts or sought asylum boats On the river have
returned 10 The city but general apprehension prevails
nat ne terr-he phenomers have not yet ended
n
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Richardson Brother. e. Co... Circular.

re, hndI LIVERPOOL, l2fh Mo. 18th 1851
We have still 10 report heavy rsina and LAST MINT re
throughout 49,
Since the ith there has been improved demand for
WHEAT and good extent Of business has been done tho
fu Prlees OF Tuesday and much Philade pia and Bs
more FLOUR sale VI under 29 o barrel has
been taken 70 mold end for shipment ireland In
otner Articles but httie business "a doing
70 Al or market tins morning mad Gns attendance
fsetos were generally holding Wheat for advance d
lod1d ~ d. which had the effect of limiting sAeA but
me red beng scarce the former figure Obtained or
suen e sales being principally made to local consane
eco come ior shipment 70 Ireland.
we bad avery small quantity Of FLOUR sale pazten-
hy me nnds mentioned above, which found really 80
AZ $50 nom store, and the prices demanded for ono
nom AMP the latter Ia firmly held Tor I'd more.
- NO change IN 1sDAN Corn {. r. and or on the sgcs
OATMEAL for Immediate delivery slow ssle at Isl and %
sses reporx for forward delivery EcyrrlAs wBeAr 2.
and J. wss held for 39i6dp " Or Oars In small up.
demand steady on The spot bat for for forw
delivery rather desIer.
Imports Of Foreign Grain and Flour this day wes3
Wh.n 100 quarters 1900 quarters Indian Cors, inn
barrels and ola sseks Flour Export OF Wheat co qaAV
tIs st7 quarters Corn. and $50 bbls Flour
Ths days currency Of American White Wheat Iyn. ~
Red 7d1l2 and IS; Canada White 76d1l7so etots "
Flour Ohio, Baltimore and Philadelphia, % a 80; weS
errs 2l ~ for choice No l. Corn-Yelow add MICS,
H034i6 and 35i. White, none.
We are, respectfully, RIcHARosos baornf" o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
MALTA.

The inventor OF the Internal machine 10 de-
sroy the ruler OF France, has been acquitted here OF
the charge VI beng concerned ia conspira cy 20 com
pass the destruction OF the President the act providing
for the extradon Of murderer those attempting co
commit murder being silent the conspiracy ,anst
the life OF sovereign rulers under any denomin alton
The two French gems darmes with the necessary doc.
ments, sud proeesverba from thu Precurcur hsd lie.
tanned The laet stener expecting to carry the prisoner
with them 10 France. She had sailed ere could give
any account Of the result Of the inquiry
Correspondent Of The Daily News
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ENGLAND.
Defeat Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the
BRdges.

The Ministry was defeated on Thursday
night Dec 10, upon the question OF the house tax.
which IL was generally understood was 10 decide the
fkse Of the budget and Of the administration. Mr.
psrasl. the Chancellor Of the ExcAequer, in speech
Of nearly three hours duration sai characterized BY
more than usual degree Of bitter sarcasm vintcs,ei
his propositions eontendns iha, during the whole de-
hsss he had heard no Arguments which Successfully
mpusnsd his policy, and urging again upon the house
Ne necessity Of snlxrsng the oasisoi direct tzxaroa
There wa majority Of 10 against the Government,
and the House adjourned until Monday.
Ia Stasdard says that 50 Irish members
vssed 20 for ministers and ~ ssains, them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The Caffrc War.

The war is not yet closed. The Catfres
though repeatedly attacked, dispersed, pursued and
killed in great uumbers neither vet reduced 20
submksson driven the Kei To the terms Of
unconditional surrender insisted upon by Gen Ca,hcart
they have evinced insuporsble repu gnance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
INDIA AND CHINA.

HE London papers publish fuller details Of
ne Indlsn and Chinese intelligence from the nszv.
papers received va Trieste and AArseiIIss The ud.
rOm Bombay extend TO the 18th Of November ircra
C2le9fra TO the eth Of November "'-'
Inc following summary is extracted from
1.e 5essocy Tines The intelligence from Ranro1n
comes down 70 the enc Of October b., !. ~ 80 ..i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-06
SPAIN.
Spain .tin continues on the verge of revolu
AUSTRIA.

The editors of the Vienna newspapers have
been summoned 10 the presence ofthe Police authorities
and ordered not treat Of the proposed Inarrse OF
the Princes Garcia Vasa with Louis Napoleon