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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
uorsr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr. HENDRICKS moved the reconsideration of the
vote which roferred to Committee Of the Whole the bill
for the relief of Pensioners under act of Feb 1888
Mr. MlLLSON objected. on the ground that the oill
was OF too much importance TO be considered nos" as IN
VOlved an expenditure OF over Sl,VOO'VVV'
Discussion CDSucd. q, , -.
be laid on the table. Agreed to. ,
Mr. WALSH rose 70 privileged question lie SAID
tits wei known there is bill before one branch 0i CON
gress-soon TO come before this-whch has created a
great deal of sensation in the public mind Mhoat eH,
pressing any opinion on side the other, shOl
like to know, while there is an Immense amount OF lnIu
ence brought to bear whether IS proporior
meMber Of this House TO be seeking information by com
munication with the other world. l.aughterl under
stand rule hes been adopted by this House excluding
the introduction Of pirituoas liquors, and should ike
TO know whether N the face Of this iii operto Introduce
spirs down stairs. consult them upon the Nebraska
question General laughterl
lNorE--Aboui thirty members were amused last night
by the operations Of q writing and rpping medium in
one Of the Committee rooms of the Capitol
Mr. CHANDLER from the Library Comnsiea reported
back the Senates resolution to supply The new members
Of Congress with such books of pubic character as here
tofore supplied ,,.
After two Intellectual MOTIONS 10 iaS '"0 iNS''~' WI
the table IL PASSED -,
Mr.. CHANDLER from the Select Committee on the
subject the rescue of the San Francisco sufferers mace
report similar TO that heretofore published in the Senate
proceedings concluding with the resolution aetnor,-ll5
the PRESIDENT TO procure three goid e1a, SG'
presented to the Captains Of the Three Bells nO! euI
Antarctic and distributing 100000 ong ths NsI'Ai
Seamen and Others, who assisted in rescuns the pAss'A
gers of the San FRANCISCO
The SPEAKER said, as the resolution contains an ap
preparation. II must FIRST be considered in the COMMITTEE
OF the Whole ON the State Of the Union.
Mr. CHANDLER remarked Of course should 81
there but il had been resting in the hands OF the Commit
tee long that great many events have happened mean
time He asked that the resolution De made the special
order for Wednesday next.
Mr. McMULLEN objected.
Mr. HUNT appealed to the gentleman TO withdraw his
objection, as il was the only one.
Mr. McMULLEN replied he was not The only ono OBJ
lectiug
NrTOCOCK objected saying he had filled 70 have
iae SieamliigatC bill INSIDE the special order,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

TIE Russian regiments Of Gul,t arc ordered to tie Bal
tic provinces by Msrlh the 1t
Tie Russian Vice Commander Of SevIsoPol has been
csshiered for not preventing the Engh fga'e Rer5u-
ton from entering that port
The FL gIsh Engineer. Bel, i released
Bucharest. Tuesday, Jan. 2l l754
Forty-f re thousand Russians are concentrated around
Kalefat great battle is expected there shortly Ga
tie lh the Turks got possession of Turna aad Gan
nitsia o. ss also Of the village Of Sis.oTa.
SEyAsTOPOL, Wednesday, Jan. ii, lo5i
Tie entire Russian feet is in TIE bar6or, but two
divisions ere preparing to sail the l2sh This Is
official
ORSoyA, Friday, Jan. %, 1874,
An engagement took place on tie 18th, between
body Of Turks and the ef, wing Of AurePs corps near
Isas. The Turks succeeded in maintaining the Walls-
chan bank and they had began TO throw up redcu5's
between Islls and Turnou.
Dispatches received by the Turkish Government
from tie Embassador of the Sublime Porte in Persia,
rnounee that he had succeeded in defeating the n
ri CUES Of the Russian Envoy and in inducing the Shah
to crew his alliance with Turkey.
tt Persian Minister at COBs;atinople had received
Instructors from bis Government which supports this
stateme y. and which he has communicated to Reshil
Pasha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
pgOGREss OF THE NEBRASKA DEBATE.
Frou, Or Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. Is, 1874.

From Oar Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1914.
4 blue day in the Senate. The vote on Douglass
amendment shows that We can expect no votes from
the South against Nebraska cat Of the State Of Iexas
1t wiz be Singular circumstance il the result should
prove az is likely to- that the State OF Texas 10 he
Only State South Of Mason and DixOns LIE to maintain
"piiqhted faith in this great contest by the way
tEese words raaiAlsia pgAisd (st seem to trouble
Senator Badger very much. Mr. Badger qhderItana,
is professor of religion and man who really belieLes
in honor and Loresty-not as matters Of policy Oay,
either and il has therefore been hard struggle for nm
to come to the support Of the DID saI s ri sy
t~re il sam Houston Senator Clayton hea has
aid he would 20 sgairst the bill htwo more 1esiaes
Tnself from slsveboldiug States could be, Ioun1 70
stand by Linz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
Liverpool Produce Market.

asHrs moderate demand II 3 30 oF Pss'' i'' r''
CLOVER SEED az lossf.
BARK dull
IfSsETD C.KE dloI; lower AMI diis'
No Gales Of -URPESTISE. 90. 81.
R.gS 10 good demand sor common % II ~ Ink
COFFEE sitcEsthsT In retail denAna - ,+.s, but far
ECcAz-A lsTge iusillss IN .olcnAl > -~'4---S F@-
scrsirn tie seusnd hs1 rather fallen OF .Sir1
TEA-Lmied tIarssctio1s Il common Io- ~ = a 81
GA iies tending Upwards and n fair request
RICE ess active tierccs Carol.1a so1 ~ y 9e-S
BrrswA=-A few iu-s CT 4 mexican brought - - o.
DYEEccDs n uch dong -. .-..,.- ti,u
HinEs-The public sales went OF bi--Ii Al '-' s
forrd tuyers g rafher letter rsss go, ..ris. Pslr
OILs-Oys in good demand piess isy3ias li1issl
on N stesdy dern.1a tie recent s-5.acs O-A-- 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

At Coull held at tie Tuileries the 5Oth OF Jan
uary the quedon of sending extraordinary land force
to Turkey war fully discussed Il IS proposed to send
soOCO men in our bodies under command Of Generals
Caurobut Macu ahon Pel1sier and Bousquot. England
will send only small force but viii psy bali OF the e1-
ponsts.
Trince Napoleon Isig gone &c ihe Belgian Court Ks re
ported 70 impress on he King the necessity Of acting fr
" with the allies against the Russians as Belgium cannot
maintain neurIy without ircu-,.ng the dspeisIrc Of
France The Prince viii also 60 similar mission =
Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

BooE EcoSomY-Among the many acts Of poor econe"
OF iSrmers that Of letting cattle out Of their yard 70
70 rambe of 10 the sp;iDg brook or soms 2oaa 'n
hoe about Is Big as cows head Is cot II ios 'o@ 90
where tie poor creatures haye TO knee e0"H -
IT, . not farm in America upon which ten head Of
,e arc kert bu, whss would make money By erpendins
r0rob 20 provde water in the yard both for winter and
me u.e Pumps can be easily made 30 Is to raise va
-, be,ever the cattle to the trough Tor drink
Were W s cannot be had cisterns can be built ct Ea
e2mrse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
IlverrooI Trovision Niarkct.

,ser 'ssnd other Ccrl.rs quoe BEIs quiet sa gess
tuy ing old sPags, awaiting i1e AA-Ae = 1
Re deem ,.-.-.. If IA An,eri.
y world meet buyers freely. -. .os4, n.
stc-se-s in improved demand. Hans wRr'ed
ISTp low in ssock ard % paid bHi 81 70 s'Hs q VIC
cuotatlsn. ,...-- q. ,.-.b.-,h + G 1old a. g .
q 3. Prime North American 81
small stock, the brought ni8l f-les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Cotton Market.

rsss Brown shipley say In the eary par 81 the "ses
Coy r.ugh AMI forced sales we're N ide 70 con
drsbe extent a. prices varying ifo-i "a z ID
~, rates OF but the market ha'lns Dn Is
2 - n,rs seller, better tone ben established easl-
rore s.esoy tal-ely the qaoaons carfeAI 81
~ frsrsuTe Of he as- sleaIaer ,tA IN ,v.e m
he sass Of a 80 tsles Of wich 20 e5
"a 81 for export. The to-day 81 wero wv
he ,fo n hsr j L C tales inc ldins 800 AH@zieaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

- v1.,, 7,issa, yy1s. s45sf. Fo1, 30 ssf Cora
CoTrrR . fru e. ia for sheet ..-,. o, "a, "a.
Not uuck notice H. BON, eoa7aloR oals t-'- - - 80
g. free O. hcsrd Va Wsfs -.
LEsD-Cour-cn Pig ga Rssnet - 80.
Ncr sch doinE in 4IN English hlaek ~ * ~
4 isrxe tr.znfss IL SFEITEE q &-i ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
I,verpooI Breadstufr. Market.

Tbar.rst ives dull during the frst reo days 2, tne %
49, :, the ertfn OF Cd q8d WHzAL II az on SoN< al
on CoEx Stree a.. articles have syiysd Pea " ma
~ss+ srd clogpg deci1e WrgAt dlii44 IN -
80 rfoUR CoRv Lad nearly reco7eIad rs Valle
ireteTs qroted Sine $ White "aEAI eA go e.-4.-
"a t,rv a, gCH u 8-ld al extra SIP inA
- WesteIn Csnsl FLoUs 4 atZ5i Osio ri-l' 49,
Ia tino-o 43 = D. indian C-Es " AHS . ''' -
Z ! q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

wersrs F.1i1r Brothe y. genera eee--- - - - ~
SUcta iu I-lcflsfe ccr-lIo.
Trs sre.Gy tCt Ira lr .e-
Tttlrw fl q ll o. tttel-l r ,.r.-, -, .-f..,
IrsADsTVEFs- Bssizgss l--.f .l's- ----' - A-'-''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AND AMERICA
WAR YET MORE MlNENT.

Prussia and Austria 10 Cooperate With France lnl
Engl4nd-the Russian Ministers have left Paris
and London-3OOOO French and 10000 British
Troops to be sent TO The assistance of Turkey
Rumor Of another Battle between The Russians
and TuTks-the Turks Observation-Disclosures
Opfned-Nr Buchanan not present on the oc-
casion-tlc Queens Speech-COt,On somewhat
Depressed slightly Declining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

It is elsewhere mentioned that tbs was merely portion Of
The fleets to escort .'tofes to Narnh
Commodore Qucssa,'o has been appointed Na7al Com
mandaLt al Havana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
IIrsrnool Wool ,lerket.
State OF Trade iH Manchester

ns.-. Hashes sen report steady dsn1Aai a-i--s -
,fth prees vtry Efm fcT al gsefsl q1.4.i-eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
GERM ANY.

To January % neither Austria BayaFia nor S'zony had
made any communication to the Germanic Diet respecting
neutrality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

Fierch influence is much Increasing in Naples
Great uneasncss exists throughout Northern Italy and
On outbreak is far from improbable
Pontfca decree extends to April next PERMISSION TO
mror breadstu into the Roman States and also gives
forced currency to Roman Treasury Bonds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
SWITZERLAND.
ITALY

Some political disque,ude is working in tho Canton Of
Zurich and military precautions have been taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
SPAIN

Great discortent exists Revolutionary handohis are
ever,vlere circulating and the popular feeling at present
is in favor Of the King Of Portugal any body but Queen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
AUSTRIA

Count Orloas interview with the Emperor was b'ef but
it Is not known how he sped
The people erpoar more in favor Of Western alliance.
The concentration Of troops gols on in Romagna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

Tie Prussan Government has rot yet spoken but the
Crown Prince reported to have dec aIed strongly 10 the
Council Of Safe he necessity Of siding with the Western
Powers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
the latest daes English influence still predominated
CHINA.

Details of China news are received to Dec. ~. Tho
rclels were within about sixty miles OF Picking, tho
capitol which is stated TO be well gerrisOned, with
stores OF rice sufficient for three years consumption
Trade was still carried on under the provisional regu-
lbtiors of the Consuls of Great Britain and America
The exports of silks and teas from all the ports OF
China are now considerably greater than at the same
period last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
THE VERY LATEST NEWS-HIGHLY IMPORTANT

ny tccfrc tctgI0It
YIrxxA-Co Count Bao has drawn ont a declaration OF
neutrality with strong leaning toward the views OF the
Wes,ern Powers and has given this to Count OhoH as
frslarsw OroG mission has therefore failed.
The Cars proposals were to form defensive league
with ell the German Powers and if the Western Powers
attacked any one thereof Russia would make common
cause with them ana would not conclude any peace with
Gu. consulting their Interests
The German poverA through Austria definitely refuse
Russia IT, therefore isolated.
The Western powers are Immediately to d7mand the
evacuation Of tie Pdndpali,s and vii compel it forth
with
The Russian Minister in London has paid incl formal
visit TO the Foreign Department
lis repored at lhe --latest moment that Austria and
Prussia declared fJr The Western Powers.
LosIoS NoyEI MARxET.-Money maintained its value
Int rntee we're unchanged The British funds had Hue
tuated considerably Conso!s closed at ls'0i bar Oil
yer, 6li Dollar, 59j
pans F,iday Esensay.-The Funds, ailer much tlc-
,uotion today, closed with rise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17

The temperof the people shows increasing hostility to
Russia and the Chambers are golded wth enthusiasm
All ere supplies required to put the country in state Of
defense are granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
London Produce Market.

-. -. saa.Lae.a % g -.I - -
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-04
FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
The New Orleans Picay,sne of the 2

The New Orleans Picay,ane of the 9th
ult., has later news from Mexico.
A recent decree annuls all grants of
wild lands made by the States, and orders
that the present holders of these lands,
Of which the titles are rendered invalid,
must restore them to the nation.
The Queen of Spain and the King of
Prussia have addressed letters of congrat-
ulation to Santa Anna, in reply to letters
from him of April last, in which he in
forms him of his election to the Presi-
dency.
The Trait PUnion, Of the 7th, says that
new legislative measures are spoken Of
which will effect an almost thorough re-
form in the whole system of administra-
ton of justice in Mexico. The courts
will undergo an important reorganiza-
ton; modification in the system of study
ing law, and in the conditions of admis-
sion to practice, will be introduced.
The Omnibus announces that the Gov
ernment, for the purpose of protecting
national manufactures, propose to enact
a decree obliging all the departments to
employ exclusively paper made in the
country.
S2nor Vetea, the new Bishop of Mon
terey, was robbed in a diligence, which
had just left Queretaro for Guanajuato.
The extent of the theft, in episcopal Or
naments, dress, &C., exceeded, it is said
$4,000.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-04
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.

SESArE.-The journal having been read
Mr.. Seward rose to move the passage of the
resolution which had been laid over from
yesterday, respecting the right Of the Hon. S.
S. Phelps, Senator from Vermont, to q seat in
the Senate
The resolution was then read; by which the
question of privilege therein raised was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Foot explained the delicate position in
which his colleague was placed, and said that
he was acting in obedience to a sense Of Obli
cation towards the people Of the State of Yer
mont in filing the vacant place in that body.
The opinion in his State, was hat in the event
Of the Legislature failing to make an election,
that the appointment made by the Executive
ought to continue. The question ought, how
ever, to be examined by an appropriate com
mittee he therefore hoped that the resolution
would be adopted, and it be referred accord
ins hy Badger eoneurrsa i. tn. resolution
and should postpone going into any discus
sion upon the subject. He would wish, how.
ever, the Senator from Vermont to explain
now the reasons upon which he considered
himself entitled to hold the place. His
kno Wedge rs a lawyer was well known, and
he should like to have his own mind prepared
to examine into the question, although he was
Of opinion contrary to the right OF holding
the place. ~, 81. tia
Ii Mr.. Butler said that his respect for the
would induce him TO withdraw
any opposition to the subject being referred TO
Q committee.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-04
NEWS AND OTHER ITEMS.

1.-Two hundred and eighty-three thou
sand three hundred and thirty-two emf
grants have arrived at New York during
the last twelve months; and $57O,332
have been received, and S570,775 dis
bursed Tor their benefit.
~ In Boston, the city, county and
State tax on a residence worth an annual
rent of thousand dollars, is Sl20. In
the city of New York, house of the
same assessed valuation, pays a tax of
$2l0-a difference of 800 in favor of
Boston.
70 a square acre is fraction less
than 200 feet each way, being less thar
one inch too much either side.
" The Parisians, either from disgust
at the malady in the vine, from caprice,
or from improved tastes, are taking Won
derfully to beer. In all public places
nothing is called for but beer to such
drgree, that the vine.growers and sellers
are seriously alarmed at the universal de-
sertion of their wins ordinaires.
" The Metropolitan hotel, New York,
has been purchased by Messrs. A. 7.
Stewart & Co., the extensive dry goods
dealers, corner of Broadway and Chamber
streets, for $530,000. 1t will continue to
be kept as a hotel, as the Messrs. Lee
lands have lease upon it for ten years to
come.
70 A seaman named Croker, was
thrown from the cars by the conductor
and brakeman on the railroad between
Norwich and New London, Mass, and had
his knee pan broken, because he had only
fifty cents to pay his passage-that being
the price of ticket, but more being de-
manded if paid in the cars.
U Stolen bonds of the city ofSt. Louis,
amounting to $4,000, are supposed to
have been brought out by the steamer
Africa from Liverpool.
70 There were 1873 railroad accidents
in the United States in 1853, killed 234
persons, 499 wounded.
81 No papers were published in New
York on Monday afternoon or yesterday
morning. - :.
" The Democratic party of Philadei-
phia city and county held its primary
elections on Monday night last. OF the
delegates chosen, Governor Bigler is the
almost unanimous choice. Charley Car
rigan was badly beaten by E. A. Penni-
man, one Of the most unpopular poll
ticians in Philadelphia county. ,sezs
10 There are in Philadelphia % libra
ries, withan aggregate Of 238 800 volumes.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-04
RERA0NAL.

Col. Leopold SahI, of Pittsburg, ha.
sued the proprietors of German paper in
Cincinnati, called the Rights of Man, for
libel, placing the damages at s., 900.
DIR. J. F. Wilson, Of Wilmington, Del.
bad his collar bone broken on Sunday, by his
horse running Of and throwing him from hix
buggy.
....Geo. Saunders, the American consal at
London, is now the regular London CORES
pondens Of the New York Herald. He writes
over his own signature. An American consul
at London corresponding with vile sheet
like the Herald, is disgrace to the country
dark blot upon her fair fame-suficient to
make American residents and visitors at the
British metropolis hang their heads in shame.
1T is reported that Gen. Rufus Welch,
the great circus man, died recently at New
Orleans
1t is said that Simon Cameron the great
political guerilla chief Of Pennsylvania, is
laying his traps so as to have Senator Cooper
elected President Of the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad, thinking he can get enough Demo-
Gratis of the present legislature to join the
Wings to elect him to fill the seat to be vaca-
ted by Mr.. Cooper
....J. B. Yashon, the we'll known colored
Abolitionist, died very suddenly at Pittsburg,
Pa, on Thursday night, of appoplexy, at the
railroad depot lie was about starting for
the East
....George Kelmer, who was arrested in
Baltimore some time since, and taken to Gov
ington, Ky, to answer various serious charges,
has been convicted of swindling, and sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for two years.
Us s. Bigler and Geo. B. Laird have re.
purchased the Harrisburg Union, which was
purchased short time since by Simon Cam.
ersn Co. Messrs. Bigler 4 Laird are strong
friends of tho State and National admins.
trations.
....Messrs. j. H. and F. F. Farwell have
become connected with Geo. Roberts in the
publication of the Boston Times
....it is reported in London that a libel
spit has been commenced against Douglas
Jerrold for an attack in Lloyd's Weekly
Paper, Of which he is the editor, on the CO.
burgs and the Queen of England
NADINE Rachel has dated from st. Pc,
tsrsburg her resignation Of the Theatre Pran-
Gals She renounces the French scene From
Russia she will come to the United States. to
secure the sum Of $4,000 year, which she is
anxious to gain; she then will 60 and spend
it in Paris, where she will, not rs an applauded
artist, but as a retired grand dana, open to q
select few her Injurious petite MANSON. ..' q
REV. j. W. Cooper, arrested for breach
# marriage promise. at Boston, has since
mar';ad Miss Fletcher, of Groton, and thus
mas lied u one Of the suits against him. =