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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
WAR NEWS UNIMPORTANT.
PEACE RUMORs ABUNDANT.
THE NORTH
SIDE or SEVAST0p0l TO BE B0MBARDED.
Decline in Cotton and Breadstuffs
CONsOLS. SO ga TO 80 10.

lBY THE HotsE PRINTING TELEsrArH-oFyfcy p vALL-sr.
HALIFAX Wednesday Dec. 5. 1855.
The Roy al Mail steamship Americs, Capt Lang, ar
riveo here at early hour this forenoon. The cate,
from Liverpool are to Saturday, Nov. g. ono week
later than those received by the Atlantic.
The America reports Nov. 25, st 8 a m, passed &
steamer of DuIeavsn, supposed to DO the United
States steamship Baltic for Liverpool
The An erica sailed at 81 O'Clock 8. m. f'r Boston,
where she will be due about roon on Thursday.
The msn feature Of the news is a report that Cos.
CanrobeYt had con ciuded resty Of sisnce between
Sweden and the Western Powers, TO take active effect
both by land and sea in the spiag. The rumor,
however, is believed 10 be premature.
Peace rumors were quite abundant, and among
others it was asserted that the Car had given his
assent to Prussia informing the Western Powers that
be is wiling to treat for pace. All these reports
however lack coDffma!i n, and are regarded as
doubtful.
The Cour! Of Berlin is doing its best to bring about
peace.
In active hostiities nothing has occurred since the
last adyices either in the Cri nss Southern Russia
or Asia.
From the Climea ii is stated that the Allies have
determined upon grand bonbsrdment of the Russian
position on the north side Of SevHtopol.
The King Of SARDINIA was in Paris, snd cordial
reception was being extended to him.
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SECRET SLAVERY soCuErY IN MISSOURI.

yum nc 81 I0kn IHfeAfl-1T.
II has opg been known thai score. Lea que Is in ex
istepce in Mssoud the sworn purpose OF which 10 70
plsLt Slavery in Kansas Ii was formed long before
siy one ever heard of the Free State League which
was lately exposed in the West, aud resulted in tbs
eeath of Lsughp of the leaders of tbs Free state
League. Both these Leagues were wrcog 10 spirit,
Su, tie Missouri League the less defeusble, because
il ives formed to operate in Territory foreign to our
own coil -,
A dispatch sent from St. Louis to The LoDsriHe
Coxrier in regsrd TO the Ksnsss " Civil War, lets
out little more than had beer allowed to come out
here. Ii reads thus in The Courier
THE VERY LATEST.
The Excitement ACCOMPLISHMENTS going TO
Kansas By Hundreds.
WESTON No., Nov. Sop. N.
The greatest eIci'emen continues to exist in Kansas
The officers have been resisted by the mobocrats, and
the inerpcsition of the militia has been called for
A secret letter 60ps Secretary lPoodsoR to General
Easton hiss been written in which the writer requests
Gen. f. to call fer the Rife Company at Platte City,
Mo-. SO as not 10 c0mpr0nsise GorerR0r Shannon.
Forr hundred men from Jackson County Missouri
are now en- route for Dougss County, Kansas Tori
tory. st Joseph and Weston, in Missouri, are r.
questeo each TO furnish the Eumber Of men, The
people of Kansas 10 Be su6ugGted at all hazards
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
SLAVERY AND ITS EXPECTS

Sir: Ia a former oommsnic .tion spoke Of the T.
cerersipg irfuence which the in.ti,usor Of Slavery
entails upon the white population Of the Sous. re
cause of NV serious spprehe sion s more visible up>a
nc poorer classes than the rich The former co.si
tutips a large majority Of the populstos Of his
country AID who ly dependent upon their labor fur
subsistence feel the oppressive competition Of sieve
labor more severely ard in ways than thh sAsss
communication can develop. While the evil wss oss-
fned TO its more cor genial sphere we su nbsrsd h,
false security against its rsvages Negro labor weg
he y devoted 10 sueh drudgery IS white men ~ninsy
I,sisIed. but Ike the epcf0achments OF Pnsrace
plaques, il Gas exterded is conquest throughout u
lsno, I'd al the sources OF the poor msas
livirg. IL has hunted the ineerious mechanic heU
town 10 town and from chop 10 shop, until nov ~
fla js bIl beaded negro bis bold rval in every -
pertinent OF mechanism. His iivsl has no family q
public exper;ss 10 encounter. Herce he can do tW
work and drive every white mechanic from the wssk
chop In spie OF hr,sef. For IL tho sw ca Gtslsses
OF de country who oil the ses roos nearly ~.
Or course the owners Of the slaves will coasal. Their
own interest sId give The preference to the slave In
dong the work Of the country
The master may have wealth, yet his chidrss sre
taught the ar Of throwing away 10Y, and have CO..
tempt for abo. and lseoring men, sn Of course Sc.
cate their time ar talent to prof2 acy and mental sci
pb, sics prostitution Il 10 only in country THAI
sse the noee of contempt Tuned up at my brawnyV
brow because il is wet rom hare labor WIZ ia hAt
|. IS because my vocation Is iDst OF corn non esvss
VITO is this that repes my prof,rtd association aud
for wi att IL the 6rone Of society that c,nsu0cs
ard does net produce: and sill because my calling has
been ssrsoed by the slave. Ihe poor OF hs country
are thus driven from bad 70 ~oIse. The me jhanics
have often ce lie secret Gil TO devise means 70
pe the enoroachn ents of avelsbor from thor rights
but as set the evil Is oDwsro. l have heard nAay
plsIs sugs estec-some of which embraced eysR 1ss
incf daris' torch and opec rebe lion.
Blu tn sugeestiors oJly betrsy the extreme opoe-
All ON that il now rising in ever ssu sble mechanics
mind az aims, the damnabe pest wbch brings poverty
4 each of her homes.
As TO our women, the wealthy are proud to best Of
their anorsnee IN domeatic affairs and the poor ere
ore e. bsmed TO deny their, What Is the c,nssque~oe
Of such buwan folly Ask poverty strickea Basa.
Asa Il great numbers that ia this county eeoyag
the sweet comforts OF bankruptcy, whence came Aer
dstIese sno they viii in caodor attribute II To the fs
lies consequent upon Slavery.
ain. ysgr obd't seIv't, A MECHANIC.
H H,conoy, ia Nov. ), 1879
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06
THE NEW-YORK HORSE MARKET

Tie principal sale stables sIe located on venty-
foub street, between Second aud Lexington avenue',
where Bulls Head tsrried few years on Its msrcd
from The old location near the Bowery Theater to its
preant location in Forty fourth street. This part OF
the ,r.et is known as the Horse Market We have
never visited it at time when it wore more Gull
aupearsnce than it did on Tuesday, December.
We have seen coo or 900 horses in the dozen
stab es along there two blocks at one tue for SALE
There is one stable keeper who has sometimes had
800 sale horses on hand at orce. He has sbou, 40
now. There is another stable wi stalls for about
200 borses, In this we c,uned 2i-good, bad, and
IN fetent. Another stable capable of holding about
the ssme number s no. ore-ff,h full. Some OF the
smaller stables are still more empty.
III, prossbls ths $50 would count ell the horses for
sale in Tie street. and whils present. we oaly
.v mr. heard of one bsyer the lookout for horse
The price of common horses does not vary msorisiy
fr he price year ego, bu! the Gales are very mucn
fewer ana fficult TO effect A compared w,so Two
ve.r seo there 10 scarcely one teeth a. msny
..les One rexon is the large sae Of mules for year
ortvon,st One dealer tod US he had sold leu mules
to one railway company in this city.
About the average price OF sush horses as are ued
in DER city stages is t25 to $3.50; carr horses range
fom sro5 TO SIS, ard matched work horses from $500
70 $500 pair. Car,gs and fancy horses always sell
for f..cy prices just bat few persons are in the
fancy of buying The a'klng price is pretty hige 1t
il said ths. good many horses have died in this city
of cone epdenc, within year and that he's deferred
owners fIom bringing tueh stock here, and deferred
ger tenen from buying.
1t is perhaps owing TO this that prices are higher
than last year. to those vt0 do buy, AID sales so yer
to ttose who wish to cell.
In the present stsie Of the market, It would be
rather bad speculation for Q farmer to come here
and vail for q chance TO sell
The attention of Western drovers, during all the
past Summer has been turned toward Cincinnati, Chi
caso and other Western towns, where the prices have
been as good as in New York, and keeping lower ana
ssies quicker. .s,
In conc usion, we must advise our country n,suu'
that the New.York Horse Market Is nov 1s , ,'
dun, ,nd very likely to remain 50 durirg 'n' 'A'
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Institute Al the great banquet given toe cssion
nothing was said respec ing the war or politics.
The military campaign being ended, and the political
campaign not ope ned spe ulaton is INDUCED in to
the probable action Of Parliament. The Ministerial
course ia evident. There few debates and many
es!n tee. The Of the opposition is less ,lear
but will likely force to dissolution.
Henri, LsbOuchere bias bsen sworn as Secretary Of
State for the Colonies. The Duke of Argyle is now
Postmaster General, retaining, the meantime, the
Office Of Lord Of the PIvy Seal which office, rumor
saye, will DO given to the Duke OF Newcastle. The
number Of Manchester operatives on strike is throc
thousand four hundred, Of whom oGe thousand seven
hundred are thrown ont Of work by the stoppage OF
the other hands. They al conduct themselves peace
ably.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

Pennington ooags suate themselves that their cand-
dates may severay loom up in grand pro portions, ba.
10 figuring DOW can elect either Of them.
United States Supreme Court, Wednesday-No 1,
United Stats appellants set. Pearson b. Rssdiog-
argument concluded by Attorney General for sop'it
No. 3, White Stevens d Co., plffs in error AIT
The Administrators Of Paschs Rcss-Mgusd by Mr.
BeIja in for plfs. aud Mes Taylor for deft,, aaa
submitted on printed argument by Mr.. Jsnier also for
teits.
No. 4, Hers Of Tbos. Barand applts. agt. Heirs Of
Cbes'er Ashley-axgGed by Lawrence and Criiteadea
or appeees, and submitted on printed argument by
Mr.. Pike for sppelants
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTToS MARKET.-Aesrs- BToEn,
s .a saHst ~ o. sSlcs they aa decline
lover qualities have declined seou, ID IneIs wss "a.
$500 bses Of which exporters t'cl 900 .od.p.sus,,r, SO
yhs To- owing the Guotstsol: Fair Orleans sddns
mddlios SD On ir.y good ordinNJ .ssiS L.f.do q
ad STOCK port ls 900 elss Of which go 90 we're nst
sos bales including 90 and fr sIsr Spa.
oiy puIcAsed during 'hs rett e, men INN .S -
supply Of the be qualities which eey offered ..d Bat
s ras' %.
Dssnoaa an! IL. s5O s Gre: 8. =. Mia .s iss
olie.1 ss Gdsiss Mobile, sisd' and Middas Up
itI, 1880, Rpx.psrrrys MARKEr-Messrs. Rich
,op Spence Co. quote .sh, decline IN . 81
CsSs Sd icwrr The ws,hsr had fsvOrss fr owins
Western Canal FLos. quite pat cs9S SIS
Wbas 81; Yslow. 10 Abe ersulHs vary ,ery much oa
above SoS';Ss, Ss%s WESTERN C e.a the roTs
PiiIsseiphi. aso Bsnnse a. a.e osio - %to: sss
Co,s f. tsI g M n"a Ms.ss Hsfa.n Cox Co.
a. Bssnd Co report FLOW II lower, and quote is'J
san Tv ~ PRoyIsIos MARKET -Messrs Richard:
,o. spess Co report BIrf ana PO.k steady S timer
the css. ans but 90,
81 Lap ssss Of smai lots a NJ TALLow la'A' win
wvnroor PRopucy MARKETs.-The Brokers
C,cal, s.,.: Asars-Hossrs Gem ND an advance Pssf'
asateS Isl rot. ssa hoss dull .ssa SSsns ass
nn,.yp or quiet 81 44 Pale R.rk and SAL us,h.as'a
p ~ - ,neeusttve demspd aud slg adv higher "a -
sSgssa RIct at former rs'esi no sales Vi
retorted. TEA quiet DErwoops "saay D. ra,o-t
m.,t,t 6rm si asa es 81 for we.b Bar. sst ~
Sss ISJ for Rsls PntAosrvrrs t9i Whit. wn.r, -,
Sfi Rid, 9ridSN. susAks eeesiSeo % eoi' saN
,,,,,el CoryES quiet bot um vov,.r
IospoS MokKr MARKET.-The London Money mar.
.,t.xhblsS sr e-ney bat Cossab asa ~ -,
10000 70 Psdss; swins the evorsbe n NOR sN
S..i rs. sf ei,eount b.sn ehspsd Tho ouhsa
Bsst "a inorssse1 the srt.st Of sS os 90 as se
E,,TaHrs-Tbe LIVERPOOL Freight mArkes vas duu
.,d ouotr,ions to tie Upitee s's... uoeesnssd p..
AnERIcAs SlcURITrks-MesAs bsnse pIo.neas;
,as N.-x, ss,is Hughes Co srss tbs aSk~ sae'' @a
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Passengers

lad, NsWutt end lazy Mr. sod M N.Sb Mr. s.ford sad
.op Mis- G.9mie s[. Snits Mr. o. GoenOr and ,dy, Mr
AT6oI,id Mo Mr. III Ho1,o M s a'ifp s.a
NJ Anderson AID I.sy Mis- B.l0et Ne, PoEea Hrs. a.:
i,Sy the Rev MI Bo.s Mira saith Mr. Baker, Mr.. Pierce
Ms kcLspeh in Mira Kenworhy M. Barnes Mr Sharp and
Issy Dr. Abordsn th. key. Mr. Ele1sbys Mr. S1uhsd sui
led; Messrs Higgins Houstton: voty 8J Mursy Rckxby
Ropes ThegsssoB, Whitfield Young Rsksrd, Renter Pi.ee
Mcknight whiney: M.e,uson. tseh mana, suo- cr,cse
eh.Gsu T Ps Ior,p caruts. Jo,. Hos
Lumsdsn, Pierce, Zuch'son, Bate.lon. FsdiDs, ncGt
bovr.ss, Anderson. DOrald, sitte, AIkins,a-
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(By telegraph ]
ST LOUIS, Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1853.

81. 1ucroHsf NN y
Accounts from Kansas state that an omcer DC
longing to the military organization OF Free state
men had been captured At Atch'On' and written
orders found upon his person to bum GOWN 'n'
town and murder Mr.. Laushlin.
Az the male population had gone 70 LeconP'oa
under orders of the Governor, request was sent
to Weston for assistance, and g party LETT tnere
last night for Atchison to defend the place
A di,patch from Jefferson City says no election
for Senator will take place this session. Is the
Atchison men will not fuse.
The Illinois Democratic Central Committee nave
called State Convention for the LIST Of My next.
SECOND DISPATCH.
sr..Lours, Wednesday, Dec g. l'So'
The Kansas FreeState papers give the follow
ing account Of the difficulties in the TERRITORY
Young man named Dow, 90 years OF age, while
at blacksmith shop where several border ruiiian'
had corsregated, was deliberately 'hot o' one
Coleman. An attempt was made 20 arrest the
murderer, but through the assistance OF bis aoet-
tors be escaped to Missouri. A meeting OF citi
zens held on tie spot whore the affair occurred 70
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inquire into the Gaze pronounced the act cold
blOcded murder on the part Of Coleman. aud
charged four men, named Hsgus, Buckley, Moody
ard Wagner with being accessories A series OF
resolutions was passed. snd 8 Committee appointed
to investigate still further to search out the
oftnder, and to devise means to bring them to
Justice Sheriff Jones arrested Bronson, at whose
house Dow lived. for the purpose Of having him
give security to keep the peace, but while pro-
ceedirg TO Lecompton Bronson was rescued BY
party of his neigbbors Jones sent TO Pawnee,
Missouri, for aid, declaring that the Governor o.
Missouri had assured him the assistance Of 10000
men If required
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CON ESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. .WAsHINGroS, Dec. 5, 1855.
Mr.. HALE submitted q reso uton requesting the
President OF the United States TO inform the Senate
whether he has received any evidence of such resist
aDce to the laws in Kansas to require the ntepos
ton Of military force for the preservation or restora-
ton Of law end order in that Territory and If So to
lay the same before the Senate.
Also copies Of any order which he may have issued
for the employ ment Of military force in that Territory
Laid over
Mr. ADAMS submitied resolution for the election
of oficers for the Senate next Monday. Laid over
Mr. BELL offered q reso ution referring all claims
and private bills on the calendar to the Court Of
Claims. Laid over.
Mr.. ADAMS gave notice Of . bill TO amend the
Naturalization laws. Adjourned
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,s re.h change II. arori,s a.. IL. qu,.,i,..of til.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

.--v.J ram .wYo5k Ns Admiral ard Mortimer Livios
stsu at Bsyre "a ln,n. az bfiT ~ "a feorss Steeaa'
Ajrivtd f. n Boston 2 IN, ~ pc :; h.rwle1
a,,v.S from Phil.f elphis I'D Crusader a. Gaves,nt
a,-ix,d fc n Baltimore Hst ! at Gf,yssond
A., from ssv.En-h 18th, ssss,ts st Deal
a frr rswYsi 2otA, AT,nint'; 2ist Aesdau rom thu
yds 2ad Neptune, sterh.n Crorei I'D Brdsevs-r from
Liverpool -, ,,,,. =, gu, 49,. o.
iii. f,or Ardro,ssn sd Mocnlishs from Liverpool.
sid Tor Ba limo tJo. Cts OF Boston from Liverpool.
a eo for ssvsnnsh lsh Brothers, from, Ne~yi slt, R
ieouip, from the Clyoe
'e e.; sS for Mobile I'D Oregon from Liverpool
ssIed for New Orears, % Errsrsns Gulf Stream, rors
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THE LATEST.

By telegraph from London TO liverpool
LosDos, Salu day, Nov. "a, mt was stated
with confidence in Downing street yeeterdsythst lord
Palnerston bad determined upon IN Immediate disco
luton of Parliament that The announcement wlll be
made rublic in a few DAYS aud that the Parlis-
neCt will be called together early In February.
The Parliament of England will meet about the
usual time, amey the end of January or beginning
The oesth of Lady Emeline Stuart Woruey is an
pounosd. She died at Beyrout on the night OF tho
29th alt.
At the expiration of his weiearued leave OF absence
Sir Colin Campbell will return to the Crmea to resume
the command Of the Highland division.
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no necessary for q choice,


No election. The last vote was as follows:
~ Bennett 8eDtcn, Bill gburt, Bingham Brentoa Bur
In gene Chsf.e, Clok (Conn) Collar. Comirs Csssin
Gun back raves MAS Day, Dewl Desu Dixon, Dodt
pupn Durfse Fagler GIlowsy Giddpes Gilbert, Granger
Harlan He ,owsy, 1cton IN. W Horton (OhoJ Howard
hosh'tSn Kelsey Ems k1sOS RnG Mo1 kAS1 Liter .
Morsss MorIe, Mott Murray Norton Passer reton Psny
Petit Pm ssta Sag sseg Scot. Sherman S%%so.
wisASsns %cc %:caa
"a Rha,d.on-Aken, Allen Barclay Bsrksssle Ball, Bo-
cock DO, Branch Bions Bennett Cad rau.dsr 90
Is,hsIs C.,Lie Ciipso Cobb pa Cobb 3Aa C..ss.
Srsve Fsuk e. tlorencs Fuller Goode Gfeea wood,
hau,op wet Jones lrenu Joaes 'enu Keitt, Kelly
kia.el Ietebsr, Lupptin Msshai, unl Msxwei Nc an'
~ slns Powell Ou,rmsn Ruhn Rust, sseerdsst Savage
seward Shorter, Smith, (Tenn.), s%i,b wa StsPsea.
Slew ant Talbot, fsylor Vsi, Warner WaSn' "ss "in'
., Renk,HBufinston Damren, EInris, Hall, (MssJ A.
Tar Mar.aal- Eusts kenustt Lake. Lhdley. Trpps.
80, Fvue,-Bndshsw Campbell, Penn. Corode. Cullen,
noL Foie Kni.ht Kunke Peace, PenniI ycn furvance
Rssdv ri cbie Roberts Rotnson, Sized Todd Tyson MIL
lard. -, D. C,.. p;-.,ds E.l.r
DENNY. Robb u.s. Srsnshsn
r. Wb;tn,y Carlisle b c ark, Cox. A. X. Marsha Hum
nb,,v Nasbs1 smith (Al D. sveke, Vslt
~ Smith Ala)--Dsys Hsrs IND Honsss' fsine'
Rebsrc RIVER. Cncersood Whitney, ZSl ikoaer
Foy Psypedr-E theriase Hayep
Sor Nie6.l Chow. .
For rhu,,fon-Nichos, Williams.
70, Oiirey- Wheeler
Adjourned.
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FATAL ACCIDENT rRoM THE EXPLOSION OF CAM
,srx.-Co,oper Donn, held an iDqu.st yessrdiy 81
ISL Sufols upsn the body Of Mrs LAWNS Ann uey
h 400 on TUESDAY afternoon the ed.cs Of burns re-
ciysd on the 18th Of September last when bottle eoasans
- bsns - a. cked ffcm mantle piece snd
N 49,, Rot stove where brok- sat the hsid taking fire
omIupesed With her cotbss and bsers the Game. oosa
- ,n.hed she fatally burned She was nstvs OF
Msehasstts ~ Yeas of The CorsasE jury rendered
y.rdict of " accidental des.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-06

Hy,vy srrr in the United States Circuit. Court Of
Boston sery ant girl has brought suit against the e.
tate Of a citizen Of RO,baIy, Massachusetts,, for
$4,000 on promissOry nOss for thst amount which
she produces and alleges was given her BY the DC.
Kindness and attention during his last illness. Toe
Hon. Rufus Cboa,e and < X. HoAr are pitted against
each other in this legal battle
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DYsrRrcrNr FIET.-On Sunday evening Walters
City Hotel at Norfolk, Va, which was used a. hos.
places by N inoensiayy and entirely destroyed. To-
eether with twenty small houses in tue rear. Dor
5erirg on Metcslfes lane the property Of Mr. james
Barry. TIE hotoi Wa iasxred for $40 900. M. BAy
was LOT il surtS.
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TIE BURNING OF THE STEAMERS AT MEM
PHIS-FIFrEEN PERSONS MISSING.

CAIRO, Tuesday, Dec. Z, 1855.
Further accounts from the Memphis catastrophe say
that the fire originated in the steamer Collier and then
communicated 20 the &syfower.
The Ms,aower wss valued ct slOO, OOo and Insured
for $50 COO. The Collier was valued at $685. 900, and
;n,ured for $4,000 TIE wharf boat contained
$50 oOO-a total loss Fifteen persons are missing,
who are supposed TO he lost.
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DENMARK

There wss every chance that the Sound Dues Con
ference would be at Co oenhseen on the Soth
of November. RGssis was the only PO yer that would
send a speci, envoy the other Governments accredit-
ing their resideit Ambassadors, assisted by persoa.
conversant with the subject II had been settled tha'
Russia night take part in the Conference simultsne
ousy with the Powers with whom che is a. war;
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TURKEY,

Constantnople correspondence describes bad
state of affairs there. Murders and robberes were
taking place in the open streets, with a great and
Dcieatt fanaticsm against toe Cbrisiaos-
the F1ench. Ire allied commsndants have called on
the Turkish Government to prevent further outrsges,
under threat of the Allies taking Immediately the
police OF the CITY into their own hands.
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WAR IN ASIA.

Tho Moniteur PUBLISHES the following. dated Con-
commits DINER Pasha was expecting battle General
Murayieff had detached a division from his army,
which was advancing by forced marches GA Kptls
by the Apaispa road.
The mercantile advices from Paris continue to de-
scrihe great steadiness.
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FROM MEXICO.

NLw-ORLEANs Freddy, Dec. 4, 1893.
BY tie steamer Nautilus, we have Bro ~nsville dates
70 the oath ult company of Amefiosns had pur-
chased some silver mic es near Catone, Mexico.
The difficulties between Tsmsulpas and New Leon
were unsettled.
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RUSSIA.

According to reports from the Prussian port OF Mo
mel great quantities of sulphur, ssl'pere, and other
the fTon.ier the parties in the trade nsarng, for
email premium it's delivery on Russian territory.
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SPAIN

Requirements of troops have been ordered to
sarseosss where further disturbances were appre
bende6 the local authorities hayicg promised moro to
the rioters than the Government would sanction
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ROLLER EXPLOSION.

CINcisyArI, Wednesday, Dec: 5, 1888.
The boiler Of a steam ire-e,gne exploded TINS after
noon Al the corner of Sixth and Vine streets, while
trial before q committee from Chicago The engi-
neer was killed and two Others wounded.