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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
neutrality-suspicious. Of the Legs
laturr.

tcNcoRD, e1furlAy. jan = Lo.S
he Legislature OF this State adjourned AZ
noon today after session II hftythree days, dErng
which large number Of actpassed Among them were
olis creaiins many corporations. Two banks were
made new one IN tbs place be called The STATE
Capiol another At Newport called Sugar Rive:
Bsnk Many f.ctories vert chartered. viz for new
mil az Gsrvlns Fs or Manchester granted 70 William
Amery and oiher- capital million Two more OF
sane nature The State disricted for Members OF
Congress and Stzte Senator's The Union Railroad Bli
passed his occasioned much exct-nen, and an m
me nee array o; council and LOBBY members The MON
Railroad VIII not Be built Just present probably this
matter Was great feature OF the session bill pascal
.or the Inspection OF flour. an important one The
Governor VII have Considerable patronage By 4, AMI
the New Hampshire Yankees better bread, i, hoped.
Awtu! stun has been sold here for sgperfne brands al
though thousands Of barrels pass down the raroadfrom
Cleveland and Ogdensburg weekly
The OH 70 divide the State into Districts, for election
OF senator's was passed by ia to IS
The Senate passed the Railroad Union BIZ last even
ing. BY : to- :.
The State Re.orm School scheme was postponed 20
next session
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COTTON FIRM.
eREApsTUFrs UNCHANGED.
LATER FROM AUSTRALIA.

p, "a, Nora Sofia N,,s Brsuet ard Portland Lire :,
offon snd fksncs tie How. Printing IksrsP' b7f
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Jan. y 1913
The K. NJ. steamship America, with one
weeks later intelligence from all parts Of Europe ar
rived at this port at 2 O'Clock to-day having sailed from
Liverpool OF 10 A. NJ on the 2jth ult She brings tne
news Of her own arrival at Liverpool from Boston on
Monday morning, 10Th ult., At 81 o'clock
The Hermann arrived of Southampton on
Sunday evening.
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool at % O'Clock
on Friday evening.
The Humboldt was detained at Hayre Tor
want Of water until Friday morning, oath
A few paragraphs comprise all the news oil
interest by this arrival
The English Ministry is not yet completed
under the Premiership Of the Earl Of Aberdeen.
In France, affairs are not only quiet, but
dull
The Emperor Of Austria and the Kings of
Prussia and Hanoye are again enjoying each others
society at Berlin.
The insurrection is spreading in Turkey.
A new Ministry has come into power in
Spain under the Presidency Of Gen Rocali.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Liyerpo0I Produce Market.

IFT0m BFoksrs Merchants' NFc,afI
ASHES rather dull at % for Pots and % for Pearls
BARK in retail inquiry az jd96 for Philadelphia and 81
for Baltimore BEYswAx plentiful and easier. Coy
FEE nothing worthy OF notice reported DSEwoops-The
transactions are limited sales Of 100 uns various kinds at
former quotations There little change to notice in LARD
Sales Of 100 al about GIL SUGAR-Trsnsacons were
chiefly confined to refne Sales foreign $500 bags Brown
Macao and Parubaio at l75dl8 MoLAssEs sells readily
on arrival at fill prices Ous-About GOO tuns changed
bands yesterday the spot aud to arrive, at 3 100
9S3il0 Seal and Rape Oils continue steady NAVAL
mon up IS for fine. Sales OF Turpenne for the wsek
reported 900 bbls at IL per cwt No sales OF SPr
ts except 20 tuns at SOL per cwt There Is no Lar mere
Lin ed Cake sells readily at former quotations RICE
There had been better demand for East India and large
sales were made al 0diS There doing in TAI
Low. Sales 600 casks at H6a166. DoaEsrcs continue
On Of sale.
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WRECK OF rHx ERIr-Snbmariae Opera.

WRECK or THE ERIr-SabmariRe Opera
t0ns-ln recent conversation with Mr. Qusley Of Port
land IN this county who associated with Mr. Green, the
well diver the work OF raising by tho
submarine smor, gathered some interesting paTtcu
lars concerning the wreck Of the Erie aud submarine
Messrs Green Quigley now acting in conjunction
with Company who have secured the Of OF Bsh
OPS Patent Boom DercSs for raising wrecks the business
81 the former being explore the wrecks they lie the
bottom, and make fast the tackle for raising them. They
have recently been reconnoiteng the wreck of the Erie tor
this purpose but have been compelled 70 suspend opera,
ons for the present in consequence OF bad weather The
wreck lies OF Silver Creek, about three miles from the
The object OF the explorers the discovery Of the
safe which supposed to be still the boat bat they have
yet been able TO peneteto its supposed locality Ia
prosecuting their search they have found specie which
belonged to the Inflated passengers and which was melted
by the heat into variety OF curious forms one specimen
shown US by Mr. O was in the form Of spug TO which
two three dollars attached ny their edges One OF
the coins presented BY Mr. O. may be office
Many bores were also srcwed about the wreck. The
gine with de exception OF shaft which raised
during former attempt 10 raise the wreck still on board
Nv means OF the Submarine arnor Mr. O. informs us
the diver enabled remain under voter from three
four hours without Inconvenience and in instance M
Green rtmaiRed over five hours the Erie Air sup
Piled 10 the diver through flexible tube by force pump
He communicates with the surface by pulling cord aud
is also provided with slate for writing which is dawn up,
upon signal by those above When the surface compar
aively still there is sufficient light TO enable ons to read
common news print without difficulty.
la DESCENDING If lowered quickly painful sensation
and dizziness experienced by the diver during the first 30
feet If lowered slowly however the lungs gradually be-
accustomed TO the OF the air. and little IN
convenience is oocasoned. The weight required to sink
the diver does not have to be increased prodoron the
depth after certain distance the pressure OF the water
above assists counteract the buoyan tendency OF that
below. of Us pounds is used in descending TO
the Ere.
bottle tightly corked and Theoretically sealed with
was lowered with the neck uppermos BY Dir. Quisey 20
the OF the Atlantic, 100 feet and when drawn
found two thirds filed with water second experiment
was made by lowering the bottle neck downward and
water found tse bottle showing that the air in the
first instances escaped through the cork. go
We understand that operations for raising the Eric viii
be continued as soon in the Spring the weather viii per-
nit tFredonia Censor.
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Ctslcrn and Intcmpcrsnre.

Rev Henry w Lee. ID. d. Rector " 81
Lukes Church Rochester, n ssrnon pr>srhd o,
Ahsnkssivins day gives thrilling Account II ths sat
ferng OF the lnteuperste ror,iou OF tha, community
BY choers during its prevslsucei il tn, city Nc ss,
sunmer tie says
To tbs city OF the LIVING tie past yes, has been the
most sad and trying Of any in Is entire history Cod
sent the pesnlenee among US and filed our dwellings
with mourning and l-nentafion and Voc In some
cases houses were actually ieDCpuiAssi hy he dread
disease and certain localities were made sadly desolstc
About oueeS htisth Of population swept away
by the pestilence aone while Others removed by
the ordinary diseases which prevail IN miis; Oar
own parish by no means escaped Il Suffered ~ Il new
er suffered before The grave ysvnei for victims from
among ourselves and we furnished fearful proper.
ton OF thoss who fell beneath the desOs;iDs seourge
About oneh;feenth OF the whole number Of victims
were nomInaily OF tbs parish while OF tue deaths
among the Protestant portion o. population, about
one-sevenh were in families connected with tbs con
gregaton In fifty days, wss called 10 atseni nifty
burials including those OF who died Of ordinary
diseases while the majority were OF shOse who wege
carried of by the pesnlencc
Never, my brethren, can forget the dreadful scenes
OF August and September. thus tar the mos, trying OF
my psstoTalhe BY day and BY night was 81 the bed
side OF The dying pointing them 20 the Savior OF Sin
ner and enfesyoring 10 help them to prepare 10 meet
their God Some departed in the iumphs OF faith snd
hope; and some, aye, many. slas went down 10 the
drunksrds grave. Most OF the sdult cholera victims
also victims of lntemperance, hurried into the
presence Of their Judge, with but few heurs warning
and, to MI human appearance,-l must say t-unpre'
pared for eternity
Never did more heartily deprecate the vice OF drunk
enness than when on some Of those sad funeral occs
sons only forced to think of tAe ghastly tenant OF
the coffin as having as it were, reeed and staggered
into eternity but also forced 70 see living drunk
ards as my attendants the place OF burial and
der the influence OF inioxeafion az the very grave ls
TO be unfit render the needed aid 10 those who bury
the dead On one such occasion demonstrated with
the only persons four in number who constituted the
company at the grave and all OF whom were partially
intoxicated and sit tire days eg Aad al died Of me
eh0lcro, and in sir grares ne spo, hrs fhai
foreoaTRed them Of heir danger!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
From Pnrate Corre.panleni.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. -, 1851
Our COTToN market closed last with improved
feeling compared with the last advices per Csnads,
especially for middling qualities, the prices for which
sitter without scarcely quotable adv We quote fair
Orleans at CID and udding at SD Upand fair s5ld.;
middlipg 81 The sales Of the week foot up round
numbers $500 OF which spectators took only 1000 and
exporters 1000 bales In RREADsrUFFs martsts
ESSENTIALLY the reported by the Canada Western
Canal FLOUR continues IN fair demand a. % and Ohio
1916 Yellow Corn commands full rates-say SAG OF
White there s little sale. CoSSoLs hucuste
but little and closed yesterday at 1907.
The Havre CoTToN market has undergone no quotsble
change since last advces and the sales OF the week ending
"Wednesday fall tre under 1900 bales at steady prces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
TURKEY.

Accounts from COnstantinople say that the
question OF the Holy Places had been stled by the
turkish Government eoneedin. all the demands made
by the French Ambassador.
The Money marke, here is still in bad
STATE; discounts on Government paper average eight
per cent with coin inaccessible IN sny quarter
IL reported that the Bank OF Constantnople has been
done sway with and replaced BY some other means keep
ing exchange at psr.
The whole Of the Sclayish races in European
Turkey sPpesr to be in state Of insabordinAtion
A formidable rising in Albania Is reported.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
From Brown, sbipIey & Co.'s Circular


LIVERPOOL, Friday, Dec. "a. 1854
during the pest week there he's been steadness IN
the Cs1ToS market, with partial improvement Of
eighth per POUND in the middle Qualities OF American.
The demand continues limited. but the frnness the
American market under the pressure OF heavy receipts
hiss given bodes confidence IN present prices The
sales for the week ending last evening amount $3.50
bales OF which spectators took 1850 and exporters $50
Quotations: Orleans Fair, Ct Middlins. 1871; Mobile
Fair IS. Midd;ing I5t Upland Fair 80 Middling, 81;
Ordinary, l4}d I5s; Inferior, iSad4t.
Fridays business estimated ct 5000 bales Imports
for the week GIG bales o. which s. $50 American
The stock Liverpool 49 O0 bales Of which $4,000
American against $50 900 bales OF which 1900 bales
we've American. last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Opening Of the Ohio Railroad-Billy Bow.
LEGS, &c.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2, le0I
The Governor and seventy members Of the
Virginia Legislature. and s the members Of the Mary
land Legislature have arrived in this city Join in the
opening celebration Of the Ohio Railroad tomorrow.
The Southern mail has come through from
New.Orleans The Tallahassee Fi0ridiaR confirms
he reported refusal OF Billy Bowegs and his friends 20
enigrate They had all deserted their villages and
secreted in the swsmps Measures ior his immediate
expulsion are recommended
Gen. Joseph Bennett, OF Macon, Ga. former
hN Nsw,York, was killed On Sunday last in former
city, by falling from the second story window Of
tgldine
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THr RIaH1 OF Sr.RcHrS PRAcrIcAL SHA,1.


We stated yesterday the report that the schooner Aid Of
tks po had been boarded AID searched BY the officers Of
British scop The follow ns additional particulars have
been :urnshedt BY Capt Stellst He was sans Il TIE
with light breeze inzde stone Key, raEns 10 ior
Cardsnss the FAC OF the Urited States flying ns
mast head. An officer snd SIX from the West 6Tt
lab soepof war boarded him. BE gave account OF
ves where be from, sre where going 20 en' 81 ga
net satisfy and thew prpeseded search his hold Fndns
nothing there the officer then demanded his Pspen ane AZ
examining tsese be and his men e the sneone
steor does complain Of any ihtreatHenf % iaasns
from them bu: thinks they have most Possnve.y
the night 20 search United States vessss n vass
r. The President has officially recognized
Hermann A. r. Rage as 6rsnsa Consul o. iH1anoaA
TsxtsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
The Ohio Democratic Convention-Nomina-
lions for the State Oficers.

COLUMBUS, Saturday Jan. ;, Ie.N.
The Democratic State Convention met this
morning. and made the following nominations for State
cfcefs:
For Governor William Medil, Of Fairfield Co.
Lssht (oreraor-Mr Bliss of Allen &C.
7fraSsfsr-Mr John q. Breslip, OF Seneca Co
In the Caucus last night night occurred between the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Wreck Of the Schooner James {. Fowler
Tive Lives Lost.
PHrIApyLPHrA. Saturday, Jan :,

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, Jan = 4''-
A letter from Lewes states that the schooner
James C. Fowler, Capt Anderson, from Milford, psL
for NewYork, loaded with grain struck. Oh W ecne-uss
night on Seven Nile Beach and filed The Capt.n
and one OF the crew lashed themselves N me
and persisted The rest OF the crew swan Ashore.
body of the Captain has been sen: 70 Wilmington
hs fsmly resides.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
London Markets.

FIom Dams Brothers' CUcuET
The London PRopUcr market closed the 2d and viii
not reopen until Tuesday Jan "a The transactions since
have with the exceI tOu Of SUGAR which has bee 10
active demand advance lot being extensive but hold
err generally continue firm. BREADsTUFFs quiet COTTON
steady Letters the EcuadorAn Government still
fsses desire the foreign debt and presses the
belefthst Urbino VIII eventually do something toward the
permanent interest Of the creditors Barring Brothers advo
cate the payment OF the First OF January Dividends on
SOutl Carolina Sterling Bonds Maryland Sterling, Massa
cl,usetts bonds and Canada Debenturo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Opening Of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad.

JASEsvILIE, (Wis) Friday, Jan 2, leSJ
The opening OF the Milwaukee and NississiP
ri Railroad to Janesylle was celebrated yesterday q
this place train OF IS arrived here a. eock
PM A large crowd had gathered al the dspot, snd
great enthusiasm prevailed Charles A. Gordon on &c
bali CT the city welcomed the citizens OF MIwsnSe =
H. Hoton responded IN short but eiegsnt fpeeen a-H
the proceedings all passed OF pleasantly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
SPAIN

Bravo Murillo's Ministry has resigned, and is
succeeded BY Gen Roneah President and Foreign Min
ister; Lrd Minister OF War Vahey, Justice Arstaya
bal Finance and Director of the Public Debt Lorento
Interior The Minister OF Public Works has not been
appointed.
Merchandise coming in Spanish ships from
Gibraltar, Portugal Algeria, and ports between the
ties but those liked for tariffs for the native dag Gov
eminent announces having received most satisfactory
accounts from Cubs dated 18th November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Money Market.

the r.se of discount The bullion the Bank OF England
amounts 70 Al 600 Csnsos for account left of AZ 1907
a l0l exdiVdeud. L. s. Stocks-Bell Co. report the
market for American Stocks very Active Barring Brohers
have alteration TO notice IN quotations The
mar stf ema
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

10 Tue Australian Steamer had not arrived ~
the Cape when the HarhHger left The news from the
has no where rallied IN force sauboH and Hseouns
spoken of fuziuves Sangols. chief condemned TO
death by Court Marital had he'd his sentence COMMITTED
70 transportation for life The constitutional question
was under discussion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
ITALY.

4 movement is on foot 10 continue Prince
Torlones monopoly of salt and tobacco for nine years
more on CONDITION thar he buy up part of the paper
money and all the gold, siver and coin struck Of Milan
and Venice The Provisional Government Is ordered 10
be cancelled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Coalition Movement In the Massachusetts
Leaislature-Great Excitement.

BOSTON, SatufdHyl Jan. {, IeOJ.
In the Legislature, to-day, considerable ex
element existed in consequence of attempt by the
coalition TO postpone filing the vacancies In the Senate,
assigned for to-day until the name Of Judge Mack OF
Essex one of the candidates, who is dead, was ex.
plunged very warm debate ensued, and lasted until
O'clock when the coahtonsts succeeded in carrying
their point and both Houses adjourned until Monday.
No Governor can now be elected until Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Arrest of a Member of the Michigan Lesis-
Iature on a Charge of Aiding Prisoner
DErRoIr, Saturday. Jan. 5, ls53.

DETROIT, Saturday, Jan ;, ls53,
Considerable excitement existed at Lansing
To- Thursday in consequence of the arrest Of j. Srang
anember of the Assembly by Under Sheriff c. w. Tut
lie Of this city, on Indictment found against him last
,une Of Mackinsw for aiding the escape of prisoner.
M Te petitioned the House for permission TO remove
him resolution ordering him into the custody OF the
Sersean, alarms was laid the table and the whole
tnaier was referred TO Select Committee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
HuYre Market.

THURSDAY, Dec. % 1852
The sales OF the week comprise about 900 bales without
any very marked alteration in quotations for inferior de-
,ciptons against 4OOO bales u imports Our stock IS
valued NJ II n bales Of which H. 90 bales American
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
PASSENGERS.

M Mr. Plsinesr Mr. and Mrs GeodTCk NJ. for-i VS.
Nsi. Nes.rs Nei. Beae. Man-esh Hastns Pc sIHs p1
Eschess Mailer Me- sOns ROurke Bourk- j. Jondrei D
ksnsr, Bese, EvaTrs, BAyiey. Wsl,oct- Lorsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
PRUSSIA.

The Emperor of Austria is visiting the King
OF Prussia at Berlin. The King of Hanover and some
small posentates also there and great festivities are
going
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
LiyerpoOl Grain Marker.

The Liverpool GRAIN market quiet at last weeks
prices Brown Shpley Co quote Western Canal FLOUR
"a g; Philadelphia, Ohio and Baltimore, 29 Canadian %
10 %: Sour, "a 6 20 26i
WHEAr-White IA TO 7 10; Red SIC rs.
CoRN-Wlite SCI; Yellow. 81 6; mixed, 81. There will
be but little business doing until after Christmas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Liycrnnnl Provision Market.

IFrom William Gardner and GEORGE Bsdenachs Circular
New BEEF in fair inquiry and holders ask advance
last prices which has not been generally conceded
PORK is again deaTer, with an upward tendency.
Nearly the whole Of the late import of APPLES has been
taken by dealers but without improvement Bsldwns
rather better, say 1871 TO 1872 Dbl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Frcightf

To the United States less frm owing 10 large srrys
OF hippins Dead Weight has been less offered, and IN
many instances lower have been taken. Steerase
Passengers remain without Improvement Prices TO New
York about 81 l0l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Emigration 10 Liberia, &c.

BAriNosr, Saturday, Jan. s 1Ss3
Two mails have arrived from New-Orleans
hai we md news OF interes, in tie pspere
The brig Zebra sailed from New-Orleans on
saturday last with lao emigranis for Liberia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Powder Nil ExplOded-Three Live, Lost.

BOSTON, SaTnruhy, jan y Io,AJ
The mill OF the American Powder Company
at Acton, Mass, blew up yesterday, killing three meu
named Hudson, Balloon and Hanson. $50 kegs Of pow
der exploded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
The Great We.terr Cou,piracy Case.

CINCINNATI, saturday, Jan :, 1883.
The trial Of the Martha Washington Con-
.pirstors rss progressing At Columbus AMI the test
mony OF the witnesses for me defence L. ia many Iu
pOrtsHt PARTICULAR quite contradictory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The screw steamer Hsrbineer, at Plymouth,
has Calcutta dates 10 Oct Is sui Cspe Of Good Hope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10

SAVANNAH, IuetoSy, Jan. I, lSSl
The steamship Florids, Capt Woodruff, from
NewYork has srfved at her wharf here, in sixty hours
from New.York She wss Of Charleston Bar in forty.
nne hours from New orkthe quieAess ran ever made
10 that point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-10
Produce for New.Yerk-Lake Navigation.

pCNKiRK, Satarlisy, Jan : ~
A train Of eleven cars, loaded with hive Hogs
sad four loaded with dressed Hogs came over me
Buffalo aud State Line railroad last evening, en- rouse
Tor Nswyo via the n Y and Enc Railroad
The weather Is fine and navigation still open.
The steamer America passed this port this morning on
be wsy ~ buaslo