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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
c0LUYBIA COLLEGE INVESTIGATION

The Senate Committee to investigate the affairs Of
mi, Institution met yesterday morning, at the library
roos Of the College receive written replies 10 the
following queries propounded by the Committee ct
their October meeting:
Nav. the Affairs Of the College been conducted . per-
sons appointments, and course o. 't1dy e. pes
hs,,o. and cot in respee, have The Trustee, allied
and WIS, has been the Consequence o. men Aess'' '
HsVs yeq .ry ipowl.dss that the Trustees have 10 sny
way violated the TINS sni c9IeIlgns, - ~ ,. -
Colese Ifyes state fdiy snd psi'ui'4'' y - 10y 1882
ana manner OF such violation
To the frst query the reply was, that The affairs Of
the College had been conducted as 10 best prom
a. oA,cst;on Of the students connected herewith;
ID 20 tbe secoud that the terms and conditions Of
DE charter had not in any way been violated. ..
Ihe above was the substance OF the answers ELI
ci,Id rom seventeen OF the twentytw Trustees Of the
Coleee. We are compelled 70 prssen, only the reply
,h seeretary Of the Trustees 10 queries propoandsd
10 him st the lat meeting OF the Committee.
u ,. 70 Il. sr.. quesOu that he Clerk of III. Bosrd
Of .seS1S has he has ssd the tide Of Proeor Of L.w
IN Com 81. Cole e. there 70 Once t9as'a, ta1e
,.iuon Of tie Trustees paced the ID day Of April
ard resBled Al hi request OF ihs nh DAY o. June s9i
49, sper the resolution cOneFLDg the s passed he
eor,u1s i'm he President Of the Board gsnteren Of
sIs.niJ kAh s,arcns # the Boz As 20 te sppesoJ tae
.ee ss,on AMENDED cnsrtsr Of 1910 ana the propr
a., al k si h the tide while H. eonrnred 70 Nj ~ Tassee
M ra advsed By this EneTsE thai ne poh nen contained
m tar section un9assOuAby spPd solely 70 ProssioEs
rtTd b AZ zoe PIsGHt IA ne sdaea lnd government
ID. useo ssd rot . those who bad nothing % do wa
ether the government sducsfhn- Ek1 opinion sotnsans
h liz own the underlined Cd not then decline tAs rie
although be never ior.ssy accepted 70 oeeetSa . ne
uncegned serving DUNG ihs exit zee q TIE apo
vas YER made iEa,ied b. Ire various frs-ees ssyss
uton were membss % dstisctna tbs Bar ana ons
on The Bereh While be ned the tatle, dnn1s 20 h,
be delivered Of lectures iasrbationS
however On Lis sIn rssPonsi ana sol5y SsT led a,
q the College. On tbs oeoAsou Lo1e Ssn - i.v,.
him The particular eireuns;snees sfteneLnz . ~
sIneeesEsTy - estAls; Sittee -. 4,
Undermined ID detal then shoad me oonssS ~ =
The undeniEned hsn leave 70 refer 70 ~. STATE fist.
uu1u mi. subject he likewise bep lesrs nla ~
have declined the title al once 80 ~ er ,sro n, Tn,
ss,e "a ssiipsd the P,of,s'-sip I" s'sa ~ a'ss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
THE LATEST.

There is nothing Of importance, via St. Petersburg
from Sevsstopol.
On the 2lst the operations Of the beseigers con-
tinued, and their FIRE was effectively answered. The
Notifications were little damaged
TREBIzoND, Oct. 19.-The Abasia Chiefs have re-
fused TO receive Shamyls Envoy. Hazh Pasha -,
consequently cut off all communication with the coast
Of Abssia.
PARIS, Pridoy nght-There is no confirmation of
the entry of the Russians into the Dobrodjs, 1t is
therefore doubted.
Sir John Burgoync on the l4th. fred the sites Tor
batteries which will destroy the Russian shipping
They are to be mounted with four, eight, and ten
inch guns, about L. 900 yards from the vessels.
A Rus.iau war steamer had boon captured by the
feet.
The Moniteur Of this morning contains an account
Of victory over the Russians near Gumri. Ihey
lost their baggage ard thirty guns and ku'sian
General was killed The Turks began to besiege the
citadel of Gumr when the Russian corps which for
mery defeated the Turks at Baazid advanced to the
rescue from Erivsn. 1t was, however, repused, and
sbut in defle. where it suffered considerable loss
The clipper vuson has arrived at Liverpool in loo
days passage from Kong Kong, with the first cargo OF
new teas.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday-NoOa.-0u Cotton market
to-day IL unchanged and firm; the sales are probably
between 900 and 5000 bales No arrivals this tide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

Tup Rru POWER AT CAsASDAIGUA.-A corne-
.oopdent at Canandaigua thus explains the csuses
Of the opposition In that town to the election Of Ayros
II. CLARK:
We have local interests that must be sustained.
snndry brawers and tipplers, who make night
shjdeous with yells, must have tap-room with an
obsequious landlord IL will not do TO NIP these boy
IN eftYayagances in the bud. Besides, we have .
most Ingenious aud very common enterprise on fooe;
which nest dexterously, land very psohtaoiy, TOO,
thew say TRANSLATES grain into daliy elixir Tor soma
score. of the red nOsed gentry, This with Kindred
ntere,t, eannOt be intrusted to the hands OF that
yapsal Maine Law msn-Clarkl Thus, am sure
thought the 0prlent dstilers the Messrs Bsreycoru,
az they went TO the polls, with their retalners fos
Ssymours sake. But poor, ragged drunkna,-e
ooued sprig Of one Of the first families, just tsn
stumbled no against me, in his zig gag course, ffen-
zied with bad rum, and blazing away at everybody
with curses ard maudlin shreks. fes-eyery curse
rar in my ean,-unti il shaped Itself into yery
prayer that God would inerpose between man Sassh
rusn;-voud shut down the hoodgates Of DEAN,
already bearing away thousands with ~. -,
wretch. on IL turbulent current. Ihere nj -
adult in this village who mas not hsd s9h s 1 ~ ner-
ant association with the liquor hsinc d.ao GATHERS
sopal t.mipscenees Of chilly nights, 10 osnf $500
AZ cost Of fpe broadclotbs, and rnsf-ooI ~ nj.
or o. son or kindred sacrificed AZ ne -. go
atisr.dav Moloch, CO OF grsa~iy -, he n aid te
or Of public and private oras .,eIIrent, particularly
our h,srsd and Christisnsed people ave isasns
49, sav,ao1y's battle right Vailhhny' We %.
.,,,.sssd ourzAlyes in zeal ior mo sa1io
VIile we are too mnch VI .ao &C. 70
- Of teTbperament 70 run 70 n1es never ~ ~
ssJi svs On such OCCASIONS to break the dgninsa
-n,c.ure Of . well bred gait yet, when tns ess;s
.ounds, threatening our hotels saleols, ssn;sh n.
boIes-,aore than al, the fseLlties LOT iPp;..e.
Y.r - xa run scramble jostle each other. ana
vpx enthusiastic 81 the Poi. in'
Oh &c stirs our veins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.


.. svfsk. &c...........wniism w Walk. K. ~
=. prcshlyn, tod)........J. 7. srkAxAHAs w.
3. Cty,W fda !, as. s.Gvy r. FELrox. w KIN.
u. Wsrds 9. 10 h....JcAn Kelly. Soft. ~ Welsh.
o. ~insmssursh, &C.. .Tbomss r. Whitney. KIN.
q. Weas III, b n.....JoBx WBgELER Und-l reslscts5.
.. Wudss le, 3........THosAs OBiLDs. JL. Whis X NJ
=. Uptown Wnds........AsRAN wAEsALS. Wing
-. Weschester, 6e.......BAyARD CLARK X. Wbis.
10. OrsDge, Sslivsn......ANBRoSk s. MUIRty, Whs.
IL. Greene, Ulster. Rows n. KIxG whis
IL. Columbia Duscbes. :. kILLIsk hiLLEs Wh4
IL BeDsselssr. ...-RussELL SAGE, Whis
II. Aibssy, &o...........Dr. g II. Dickson whis
10. ssTsfoss &c Ovrbls Cka'k. Hard TX ~
16. ciniop, Essex tc...'GEoRcE A SIMMONS whls
~. Hsri,mer Sc Lsvnee Fvaaei. y spiSn-. Son Den
N. sehohs'ie. te........THonAs r. HoRros whis.
1e. otseso, Delaware. Le1is PlIrey Son Dem
20. Oteda .F0ksANUs d. HATTESos, wbi&
~. Roosss Cortland &C. BEsRy BENNETT. Wing
-. hsHhoe. Oswego"...AxDAEwZ McCARrY, Wing
b. Jefersos. observation-disclosures A GiLEERT, Wing
"a Opopossa Gen. A p. 0RAsGsR W., 500 maj
%. Csyuss, Wsyne......'EbwK q MORGAN, 80 maj
36. Onario, &e.....'A. OLIVER. Apt.Nsbrssks Dem.
~. Togs. Chemuns. &c. .JoHS NJ P,REER. Wing
%. steuben. Livir sston. WILLIAM n. KELSEY, Wing
ID. MoBroe. John " VILLAINS, Soft X ~
30. Genesee, &e..........fBgsJAsIs PRNeLE, Wing
81. Orleans ke,......... sTHosss 7. FLAeLER, Wing
r. Ere. Sol ONION O. HAVEN, q. Whig
s. Chsptsrque, &e.....FRaSoIs 5. EOwARDs, Wing KIN
TesI "a Whiss inc odng Know Nothinss who Wing
noness sofs and HsIds two Of then elected by Know
Nothing supports Know NOthins', pure and simpler
fndependsnts-Antt Nebrasks Nov Members.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Bri,ish feet is 10 leave the Baltic sbou. the
end Of November, returniog in squsdrons 10 Ports
mouth Shesrness Ply mouth and Cork.
Five floating batteries and twenty gun bosts dr,w-
ing four feet wafer esch building in England for
spring operation
ADo'ber Polar Expedition is to be sent next spring
10 bring home the remains Of Sir John Prsnklins
party. DIR. Rae viii have the command.
galvsbic apparatus Wa being constructed a,
New-Casde-On-Tyne to blow up the ships sunk of
Sevsstopol-
An extensive ere at Liverpool had destroyed SIX
warehouses, and properly valued ct f2o Ooo belong
ing to various merchants but ohedy to Msssrs- Holy
reuI, Hutchinson & Co. 1000 bales Of cotton and
large quantity Of naval stores were buried
At Manchester the warehouses Of Hidden, Sesrle
& Co., and Thode & Co., had also been destroyed b.
fire.
The national subscriptions for the wounded soldiers
exceed Gl0, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

Ne ~set srrr-sas< ,ss sssrt - sppssrss, sss sAn-
To laird qse.s~r h. r-res ss.s s.v.s soses
the soebs sAs~sy Of Predecessor ss< Nnsscs-ss< 10 s -
At sHy tine sssse IN he espseV Of Professor "a he
To sss iserts sasoa be s-so. tbs. Tees an. Mae.
30 sr weub-r ofthe sosS n b. ssss~r q ss- -.ss.
ua. of considerable pa q sise bere he .a.s me- ses~
ts,.o, srccti % the too sss-sps. ssovs = -suosss
10 ,bs sfh nc .ast re Yes ~ Nag
lutor. osr,d ~ Mr. kasses Ga the sa Of Jsas, 1854
Mh iss.fs 70 s,.''s,ss. -ss, ceesrrrd .. 49, s
~ Of DO candidate before the Board r.s,r q
,1 70 rr.sre.isi sss sess pre.stes the TN. Mr. ns
sss onsled The resolution ia que.oa Ins t-sssaess -
80. .Ss were receives With vrr, ener, dssppcssss.. "
woe vas bus TO the ec. Of the sae osS
az be a.Serpta there bat three denisot eat o. ne
Sps..p ubsrs pIesert the moaos TO postpone then
me- A.. i,th question viI On the 6r-s sJotips
Tor Professor TO an chair whe ~.r- chs esdas,es
and shs run her Of vs.ss a esSa sas
respecsfuy the Committee 20 ekcuss
him tom n.mns .ss ssass. voted Tor on The his, se
the cenmse wi eessrys hs, from ne.isss o. asnss s
kep cot Of the record Indeed the uadensned ncs ssrs
list he should be able 10 name more than t~o
TAni howsver letters represent names the nadenunes
car alive the Comree the rSisl nformsea they e,sie
soy.i Yer n,ps ballots. sr .isht ssO. so1 70, I've
s.O, possibly The two nissi have Sesa ss,s tor dssrea<
To the question which Is follows Ga tAe ballot
tsk, March 1854 when Dr. Glib. received votes MEGA
whom p lie answers thar he soaSs whether
Ohs sSss Y s' s ssss sss' zee.
nor he believe that there sleh votes that efss
r the inutes OF the Truesees Of that date ds tbs
foowips entry m relation to this vote; Several edotnU
took place ill the ProfesorhP bgf resad In
choee other entry of that He farther
tba, he aid vote all the bSoss which took place. bat beg
40 he excu. % from stating tot whom
To To. eighth questcn Can yos aud VIII state hcv the
,n.,,,. voted SuriDs these bsotns replies h IA
80 t.,a how they voted individually s,d that he deems
rrsc,fn 10 the Committee and the Senate ths
,stion and TO that he would eivage the
4, be az krow then that in seccrdance with bis desa %
- hfs Xmas uif lasA
Of the others neither would he be exeasab'e In
inarrs OF any Of bis ss'ostos for whom their vote wese
lie has made qnires and Knows only the sesss Il
c , who have ourcsd them There are eircnmsAsees.
so.v.r In which be would deem bis duty TO divuse hs
49, Vote INT those circumstances do not ex At present
To The ninth quesop be replies that there 30 bylaw
10 his making the religious tenets OF
peop condition Of admission to privilege OF once snasr
ssh College.
To the tepth he that the fes and Neg:
not the motion 20 lay tho table ooereA
nv Mr. Ospsx 9Th Of Jsnssry 1884 and the sscndmea9
thereto offered by Mr. RpGsLss tho 9th OF the sans
month Accodibg his best ole elton there ohjee-
tcu and the vote to lay the table w.s srssi
ncus. tSsneaD WiLhiAM BETTE
TIE Csmmi ttes then adjcorusd si-s d's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
CHICAGO, TIL

CHICAGO, Thursday, Nov y, lcS4'
The returns come in slowly. Woodworth's major
itv ytbe Republican candidate for CoDgress as far as
heard FROM Is 800.
The Anti. Nebraska majority is tremendous.
Senator Douglas is here, and voted on Tuesday.
In the With District, Williams the Wig AntNe-
hraska candidate is elected over Richardson.
Tho returns now come in, and are all one-sided'
TIA First Congressional District gives large MAORI
s;es for T.. b. WAsnBURNE, present Anti NEBRASKA
ipcumbent,) and in the Second District JAMES H.
WoopwoR1H, the Republican candidate has malor
ity over Blackwell, Wing. JAMES ANDRE" 'An"
Nebraska is elected Sheriff OF Cook County
The vote of Chicago is as follows: For State Treas
urer, Miller, (whiS) 1907; Moore, DEM l'oll'
Congress, wosaworth Republican, 2,sl3i Turner.
INebraskaitel 99l; Blackwell, (Whigl S''' III tuo
Third District the Hon. JESSE o. NORTON, ("h'gl
ia reelected by over 1000 majority. In the four'"
District JANIS KSox Wing is reelected. In inc
Sixth District RICHARD YATEss Wing majority Will
probably reach 1000. Mseon County gives ARCHER
(Whig) l76 majority over J. C. ALLEN, DEM in
the Eighth District LYMAN TRUMBULL, the Ant-Ne-
brssks Democratic candidate, is elected by large
majority. The Ninh District has not yet been heard
from. 60.
The msiorities in all directions for Miller for state
Treasurer, arc very large
The Legislature is entirely Wing and Ant'-Ne-
braska.
Seven Senatorial and twenty-five Representative
Districts have been heard from, and not single Ne
brasks Democrat has yet been elected
The following Congressman are elected IN '"''
State-al Anti Nebraska men:
T.. D,.,,,,, rIiHU b. WAsHBURNE, (WhEl
ia n.,,;et . LANES H. WOODMOR1h, theP~'J
i iiIa ns..as, IEssE o. NORTON (Nhs)
ty'h ns.rtc, JINFs KNOX. (Nhtg ,,,-,
VI sI No.. ''' APcIIIBkLD WILLIAMS. tNmgt
yI,h ns,,o, RICBARD YATES. lNhisb
With District LYMAN TN MD IT, 'O
yIIih ana Ixth District, not yet sseeI's!acd
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Passengers.

Mountain sud laS, Rev Dr. stesrns znd lsdy Rev
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StDrges Meas ssTn ara lady. Wssos and Az ana ea'
Cas isdy i1fant and servant Turner snd ldy bartso
l.Sy thd Psrrsts AID iAdy Andeson .ad I'D Peie
ard ehld Mr.. Rip ey Nr. Chisi-, Mrs Leod MS WI
,op M smile sis. AIeoek Ms. w,lser. Mics Nsessnss
Ma. BALDWIN M As.s. Ais Ano'y Aiss z ,A1%sy'
I'm inert, Mi.s Bsele, hi-s hsEDins. Miss Heiooru MS
Shaw, Ma NJ. 5 seen, he~rs Ross. Cheevet .hsomta'
Grsus.f Deishs Searb lastoa Anory CLARK. M,esenie
Crossty Porter. FrssouIins. Hseh Heard, eaid.n, w
REID Jr. CaIdvsn, shsTrr. Mkh-d Rnm.t. Geo. Enri.t
Ru.tsuers, hensiberfe horrsn. Warned, ~. Caldwell
IT, r. Emmat RENT et. Css-ebohm, AaeDonaS, Rasfen
b.rEer bingham Hsnuervt Jules LA.cesie Robert Ne.
Coips MHIlissn. Pessson Las. Roborson Ellery, MIL
k,r.n shs~ Clsy. Morrison. sheilor. BAstov, kelhnas
Selmon Gait. Bauea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
STATEMENT OF AN EYE WITNESS.


Last night about II o'clock, terrible rist occur
rcd in Wilamsbwgh,i in which considerable bloodwas
.bed The scene of the riot was North Sixth-st.,
between Third and Second SITS, and the difficulty was
sni,elv between the Americans aud Irisb About l0l
o,oek party Of about three hundred Americans
came over the Grand-st ferry from New York, and
having formed in column marched from the ferry up
Grand 10 Fifh.st and thence down Ffthst. TO North
sixh-st the place where the riot occurred on cleo
ton day. As the procession moved along, they dis
cbers ed number of rockets with red lights. On ar
living M the place above mentioned, the Americans
came suddenly upon body OF Irishmen, when, at
the instant several shots exchanged between the
two parties. The fight now became general and the
firing. which was continually kept up drew thousands
more TO the spot. Muskets, revolves, Gibbs and
other weapons were freely used-the Irish being
armed with muskets and clubs, and the Americans
with revolvers. After half an hours bard fighting,
the Irish were driven sway-many rctreating to the
houses in the neighbohood, where they quietly re-
NAMED Several Irish were shot, and otherwise
badly Injured. Only one American was seriously in
iured Upon the retreat of the Irish, the Americans
again formed in procession, and marched down Second
70 Grand.st where they fred into the air the remain
inc charges in their revolveB. They then quietly
dispered. No arrests were made.
AZ the Americans, in the offset, were proceeding
down FiIh-s they were met at the corner OF Grand
st. by Mayor Wall, who stopped them, and then read
the Riot Act; after which he made brief address,
warning them to keep awsy-that they would regret
it the longest day they lived, &c.
The Mayors speech was received with Kisses and
grosns. After he had finished, the mob again took
up their march, and on Fitb' fred several shots
into the dwelling house Of Alderman Lnsky but for.
tunstely the occupants escaped injury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
AUSTRIA.

Ass;rs look blsck between Russia and Austria. 4
o.ns, Council of War was held at Vienna The En-
80, rros;ded. and Baron Hess was present. II Is
r r that Austria summons Russia to wi'Adra"
from the frontier OF Gallieis'
IT, wbole Austrian army was to be put on war
- ON the Goth The garrison of Vienna has or
49,. ~ ,esdy for march at forty-eighi hours no.
ooi' D, meantime, continues to menace Austria.
"t IT, Car has gone to Warsaw. His eldest son
iu' ~. command Of the Guards Gen. Rudiser
'aNeS ,bs Grensdiers, and P1iace Psshkiewi'ch
Commsndor. in Chief of the army of the West IN
arc concentrating on the Austrian frontier. Little
dorh,s are entertained a, vesna 'aa ere lOn ihore
will be actual hostlites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10

Tr-n c.l~ezo- estA Hour at Liverroel
saltd for Ns.-Ysrk25th. Hsuy Nes1fh h,s $500 ~
Couprur Albert G.Ils.ia Loehrahee snc Nertn
rpu LiTeIpoo 97h Cy Of New iOra from az ga ~
For Bo.tcs sd csrasia fsa Newport; 18Th. chH'a Of
Fsn troD Lfverreoi. ,,,
Fa Philadelphia Eth Bosph0rss from Liverpool
FoY uore ,7fk cid. rsle- We from Liverpool
Fox Chsri.sor 25th James White And Leasa aS1r' IT'D"
Lfssrpoi; ssih. brother JOssth.a, frgp GO 800.
le.nS 9Th st.ra~u an snd Northern Belle from Deal
For Noble @ssh, oresnOcA; AID sssn sP7ee' HS" I'e
pol
The America SICK. Nov s. ia M. lat - a. lon 81 W.
.hip Az.egics, fr0r Mostrssl. bound essG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
THE WEATHER IN NEy-ORLEANS-COA-
MERCIAL AFFAIRS.

NV. On FANS, "wednesday, Nov o-loon'
The weather here il fine and cool, but no eetuai
frost has yet occurred. ,,, .;;..,
Our Cotton market displays considerable activity,
,hssals tbs morning reaching 900 bales at previous
rates The stock OF Pork in this market z nearly e1,
bsusted, and prices have consequently advance "
per barrel; the quotation nov being sl' ior sesS'
tom has declined 10 soc per ous0eL
TSa s,sswsbin Cabsgba leaves here tomorrow for
Ntw.ORLK,Ss. Tuesday, Nov. :, 1854.
Three mails from the Eat, now ie here, have not
been received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
AUSTRIA.

Austii. hes just concluded an immense financial
operation by which she has transferred to company
ofcspasts Represented by Messieas Andre Of Paris,
s,ns and Eskeles of Vienna, all the railroads con-
s,ructed and worked by tho Government in Hungary
and Bohemia. The company pays 200 900, 900 francs,
on which the Government guarantees FIVE p cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA-SAILING OF
THE AMERIJ "a.

HALIFAX, Thurday Nov. 80 P. NJ.
The R. NJ. Steamship Niagara, en- route for Liver
pool, arrived here at o'clock this evening and will
sail for Liverpool q, about II o'clock.
The X. NJ. Steamship America, from Liverpool, on
route for Boston still at her wharf when the Nj
seara arrived, but sailed Immediately after, and is
likely to have fine weather but head winds on her
passage 10 Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
SuIppING INTELLIGENCE.

AT, freu Esw-Y0ri .7th' John bHshi' anu ''''''
enrol o,I vy-.~s,lsx a, Liverpool
iS R,Itimore sd Geofge, 81 Bremen Can0e' ."' "
Deal -, - =. .,,h
t.om Rshno.d 2Eh, Wrn Patten 81 bi1sI s.tb H. a..
From Ne~ Orleans Sd, Lone sea' - "'''
. Liverpool - - -, -. po.hse,y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
A DrEI-oNE Oh THE PARTIES KILLED.

C0LUNBIl, Thursday, Nov. y Ieo4
A duel was fought fourteen mLes from here day
between Peter Gafney and DIR. Ray. The former
was killed at the second fire. The latter escaped IN
injured. ,o..
The remains of the la,s Governor Burt, OF Ne
bra.ka arrived here to-day, route for his former
home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
CHINA.

The overland mad had been telegraphea, with Can
ton dates Of September .. Canton was still besieged,
and the distress Of the besieged was great There
was no tea ready for shipment The Insurgents still
hold Shanghai.
The American clipper Comet arrived at Hong
Kong, from Liverpool, in 81 days passage.
Trade in India dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
PRUSSIA.

Austria has returned ~sr 10 the lest di-psteh
of the Prussisn Government repeating ths, Aus.ris
Will adhere isderibIo to her policy expressed ia the
note Of the 1oth September The acton ~hich Prussia
would take was looked for with soxisy.
The Prince Of Prussia has accepted the command Of
tho federal fortress of Msyvnss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
Sevastopol not Yet Taken.
TROUBLE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.


[By re HOase Printing T.,gropa-onee No 81 Waist
HALIFAX Thursdsy, Nov Q, 1854.
The Royal Mail Steamship Americs, Capt Lang,
from Liverpool on the 2ath ult, arrived here at 81
O'Clock this afternoon
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from New-York on
the 18th ult, arrived off Hoybead. at noon, on
Wednesday, the a5tb, hu. could not enter the Mersey
until o'clock on Thursday morning. [Our CORES
pondent says one had enterprise enough in those
ffteen hour to send off boat to inquire for further
pews respecting the Arctic
The st. Louis sailed from Southampton, for New
York, On the 25th ult.
The screw steamship Alps arrived at Kingston,
Ireland, on the 23d, with troops from Halifax and
reached Liverpool en- the 25th.
The ship Triton, from Glasgow. bound to Boston,
was abandoned on the 18th October. Tue crew being
taken of by the North Wind, arrived at Havre
The london Times says: 1--WE are informed that
"Mr. Souls, American Minister at Msdrd, was, on
" Tuesday, the oath, refused permission to pass
through France, on bis return from England to
.'Spain."
The London Morning Post, announcing sem-of-
fcally the acquisition of SANTANA, says: 1t amounts
virtually if not absolutely, TO the annexation of St.
" Domingo. The acquisition, by the United States,
OF so important position in the West Indes-a po-
sition threatening either hand the Spanish
Islands Of Cuba and Porto Rico, and SO directly az
festiDg the British West Indian possessions cannot
" be received with Indifference"
letter from the Hague Of the 2lst, mentioning the
departure Of Mr.. Gibson for America states that he
took with him the result of the conference Of Ameri-
can Ministers at Ostend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-10
FROM TEXAs-FAILURE OF THE PACIFIC
RAILROAD PROJECT.
NEv-ORLEAss, Wednesday, Nov. :, IS

NIw-ORLEAss, Wednesday, Nov. :, 1884.
We have received lister dates from Texas. The
Avsfiu STATE Gazette of the oOth uamo, says that
the Govern r has refused to rece7 the stock offered
BY Messrs Walker and King the deposit to secure
the Pacific Railroad contract the project Is, there
fore, considered failure.