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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
STATE OF EUROPE.

From Our Own CorresI ondeni
LONDON, Tuesday, June ), 1856.
The Austrian Government is very angry that
its best propositions have been unceremouiously
rejected by the Allies and that the late successes
Of the Crimean army have diminished the i'm
poItance formerly attached to the Austrian al.
lance by the Anelo-French statesmen. Courted
and csjoled for eighteen months, Austria really
believed that her cooperation was indispensable
TO the West, and she became so proud of her
mediatory position and of her COO, 600 men in
arms, that she really thought herself the
arbiter of Europe. Her vanity being severely
wounded by the recent turn of affairs, she now
threatens to remain altogether neutral. much 10
the delight of the Court of Prussia. which ar.
rived At the same point without expanding il,
treasure in useless armaments The Western
Powers on the other hand believe now that thew
can sc. the cooperation Of Austria so soon as
they show themselves able to do without her.
Negotiations are carried on directly and indi.
Ieetly to enlist Spain, Belgium, Sweden and Den.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21
FROM NEW-ORLEAly,S.
KINNEY EXPEDITI0N-BARK MAGNOLIA
PUBLIC HEALTH.

PUBLIC HEALTH.
From Our Own Correspondent
NEw-ORLEANs, Wednesday, June 13, 1855.
As notice that your Northern papers all take
great interest in the Kinney Expedition, viii
giyeyou few facts about the organization here.
Old Gen. Grant, Cuban fllibuster Of 1861,
has had charge of the enlistment and organize
tion of men in this city, and commenced tho
formation Of companies some months ago. All
persons enlisting were informed that the Expe-
dition was a peaceful one and that it was not
probable there would be any fighting; but {"
they might possibly meet with some op position,
every volunteer was required to furnish revolver
and gun, and to insure discipline and concert Of ac
ton IN the hour OF danger they would be formed
into companies under command OF suitable 0mcers'
Every nan enlisting was required to advance
tie price of passage from here to San Juan dei
NOrte and ON their arrival there they were 70
have lot of ground, and during the first year 70
be paid monthly salary of $50 and rations, md
at the end Of the year would be entitled to sevsgL
hundred acres of land from the Company. Cap
taiDs Of companies were to receive 800 month.
Many who enlisted had agreed to take their famb
lies down with them, and there was an evident
desire evinced by Gen. Grant to obtain az many
men OF family as he could induce to Join them.
Gen. Grant was some time negotiating for .
steamer but after the failure Of the Quitman Expe
diion the steamship st. Lawrence was placed as
the disposal Of Col. Kinneys friends As to the
number Of men who had enlisted here there arc
various rumors, the highest estimate being esf&
hundred.
AT the present time there is no indication that
the men will ever leave, and the St. Lawrence |"
now on her way to New-York.
The bark Magnolia now in charge OF the Unlseo
States Officers had nothing to do with the Kinney
Expedition My letters published by you some
time since mentioned the fact that the vessel Wa
loaded with large cargo of arms, ammunition ana
tents for the Quitman Expedition-and l aaso
seen complete list of all the articles ahipped ior
that enterprise. When the amount Of cargo On
board the Magnolia is examined and ne ~
made public, it will be found that Qpfman n.s
the material for very good show Of opposi''o0 !"
large Spanish force.
Two steamers have arrived here within 1e AZ
three days from Vera Cruz and Havana, anc ssse
been permitted to come up 10 the cay weSss
performing quarantine, and Il Is not pfoessN -
the law will be enforced unless vessels nsse ner
ness on board. am happy to state that We s'e
now enjoying very fair state Of hssifs' sso 49,
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DEArH OF Henry Two-GUSs.-Henry Tgo-Guns
lHajs-on.guebl, head Chief Of the Seueca nation Of
Indians died at his residence on the Cattaraugus Re-
servation on the 18th inst, aged rs years.
Iwo-Gurs was asiep-son Of the famous orator Red
jacket and was born within the limits Of the now CITY
OF Buffalo. He was engaged IN the war Of 1914, e.
pousing the cause Of his great father. the Presdent.
participated in the battles of Bridrewaer and Chic
ptwa and for long series of years exercised co.,
trolling influence over his nation. He was distin.
guneo iof ms commanding presence, probity Of co.,
duct, wise and moderate coupseIs enIightered views
OF national policy, and an eaInest advocacy of re-
ngion and Of every enterprise which had for its object
me amehorason and Improvement Of Es people,
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TExAs.-The San Antonio Zeitung Of June l says
that on Friday Of the previous week, the Ssterdale
Indians made their appearance on Degeners farm, in
sisterdale but they were driven away by the vigilance
OF Mr.. Degener and his dogs, withou, having done
any damage. Thence they proceeded to Mr.. Dres-
els farm where they stole four horses of which one
belonged to DR.. Stilman, traveller, from New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

OUT OF CLICHY, Monday Eve, June 4, 1855.
Things have worked to-day very much as
had hoped and calculated Friends had been
active in quest of such lawyers as l needed and
two of the right sort were with me at a season
able hour this morning. At 3 o'clock they had
hearing before the Judge, and we were all
ready for it, thanks to friends inside Of the graf
iDgs as well as out. Judge Piatts official certi
fcate as to the laws of our State governing the
liability of corporators has been Of vital service
to me; and VIII en- my lawyers asked "Where ID
"your evidence that the effects of the New-York
Association are now in the hands of re-
"ceiver =" answered, "The gentleman who
"was talking with me in the visitors room
"when you came in and took me away knows
"tbat perfectly; perhaps he is still there"
was at once sent for him, and found him there.
Thus all things conspired for good; and at 4
O'Clock my lawyers and friends came to Ciichy
to bid me walk out, without troubling my
friends for any security or deposit whatever
So / guess my last chance of ever learning
French is gone by the board.
Possibly have given too much prominence to
the brighter side of Life in Clichy, for that
seemed most to need discoverer; let me put a
little shading into The picture at the finish.
There lie fair barber's-shop in one cell in
Clicby which was yesterday in full operation;
so, expecting to be called personally before the
Judge and knowing that l must meet many
friends, l walked down stairs to be shaved, and
was taken rather aback by the information that
the barber had been set at liberty last evening,
and there was not man left in this whole con-
course of practical ability to take his place So,
there are Dperfections in the Social machinery
even in Clichy. Fourier was right; it will take
I,72s persons (the cube of l2) to form perfect
Social Phalanx; hence all attempts to do it with
two hundred or less fail and must fail. We had
about l44 in Clicby this morning-men of more
than average capacity; still there are bitches,
as We have seen. think have learned more
there than in any two previous days of my life
never was buster; and yet should feel that
all over week spent there would be q waste
of time.
Let me close by stating that arrangements
were made at once for the Liberation of the only
American found or left there; the first, be-
lieve, who had been seen inside of the middle
grating for months. For this he will be mainly
indebted TO the generosity of Messrs. Greene &
Co., bankers, but others are willing to CO.
operate. fear he might have staid some time
had not my position brought him into contact
with men whom his pride would not permit him
to apply to, yet who will not let him stay there.
i am well assured that he comes out tonight.
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theZ can never again be imprisoned for il. The
fret question asked of new conner 10, Have
"you ever been here before I" and il be answers
"Yes," the books are consulted; and if this
debt was charged against him then he is re-
morselessly turned into the street. No price
would procure such a man nights lodging in
Clicby Some are here wis say their lives were
friendly creditor put them here for safety from
annoyance. And some Of our humber brethren,
am assured, having been once here and earned
four or FIVE francs day as auxiliaries, with
cheap lodgings and chance to forage off the
plates of those they serve, actually get them
selves put in because they can do so we'll no.
where else. A few days since, an auxiliary
who had aided and trusted hard-up English
man forty-tight francs on honor, (all debts con-
tracted here are debts Of honor purely, and
therefore are always paid, received a present
Of FIVE hundred francs from the grateful obligee
when, few days after, he received ample funds
from his distant resources paid everything, and
went out with flying colors.
To return to my own matter: have been
all day convincing one party Of friends after
another, as they called, that do not yet need
their generously proffered money or names
that will put up no security and take no step
whatever, until can consult a good French
lawyer, see where / stand, and get Judicial
hearing if possible. / know the Judge did not
mean nor expect that should be sent here when
left his presence last evening; | want to be
brought before him forthwith on plea ofurgency
which cannot so well be made if am at liberty.
If he says that l am properly held in duress,
then bailng out will do little good; for forty
others all about me either have or think they
have claims against the Crystal Palace for the
damage or non-return Of articles exhibited; if
am personally liable to these all France be-
comes q prison to me. When | have proper
legal advice shall know what TO do; until then
il is safest to do nothing. Even at the worst, /
hate TO have any one put up 1900 francs
for me, as several are willing to do, until l am
sure there is no alternative. ] have seen so
much mischief from going security that dread
to ask it when can possibly do without. "Hep
" one another" is a good rule, but abominably
abused. man in trouble is too apt to fly at
once to his trends; hence half dozen get in
where there need have been but one. There is no
greater device for multiplying misery than mis-
used sympathy. Better first see if you cannot
shoulder your own pack.
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ton, n. .,t..,..
In presenting ibis medicine 10 The public we have She
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Saddlers Hardware,

AND cOACr TRIMMING,
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ofjS. MSIletbe Irons, Patent and Ranelled Leather,
tni evtYing used By thetlade, To- WHICH lS,iS lbea'
ltnll0n OIL tie public, ~, ySiilA hSsSyh,M,
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ole 10 suppose that no placed any faith III (leiF Wc!e
siOns, Hut with ICeIelCe ~ remedy nAlu NGtnrcH "
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Dr WbIsUII Carr, lae Of MUE1nUwn, aHdhOw Of WEcci
g NnO Of the most cRHcnt PhyElrlas IN Virginia. Ihs
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Planished Tin Ware,
lust opened, otsIChdld plaNIshed Ware,
b consisting coffee and Tea uTns chatting Dishes, oyS.
Ter ScwerE, Vegetable nlSleS Dish Covers, eapHi' BS
coolers, Stomach warnATs and painted Toilet Stts--a
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lilo public 10 Cur varied ard taIiifuasSoltmenl Ofllouse
and Steam l}Oai furnishing goods
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AsSiGNEE,S NOTICE,

ASSIUNEHS NOTICE,
q tmeon u, Woodrow having, OF tie nth lAyoi
. Ipl, 1881, By pOret deed conveyed y trust 10 w
uadttssGed tot hneit Of bis said M00lI0w's CIellI'
ilont All PERSONS In auy wise Indebted TO said Woodrow
sie itqGiied 10 mako 6nedlate payment 10 nc, ud a.
petoRs having claims Sglhst said woodrow arc
iuT months 10 dc teT claims with the pOrcr eltateAe'
snIdhs Ia lie terms OF said deed, With the undersigned.
'V ,siS' GEO. ". SIGHTS, A&siglfc.
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.yIM.EDTCAIg.
profWoodsJ

4na,r Restorative Ii now Tor The frat time intro.
III JUefd 10 TIE etsls Of Wheetins, a No ~ AsINI
win restore The gtey htlLs aud whskeIS 70 he
otJsibSi color or y9uh Without dJeisi cover ts bald
beSI In abort Tine With The tAluit covering, remove
dSHdiG and prevents lie hair ION falling OF tndS fte
rom liz lthT sediment 70 Objectionable In pTepa.
Tttions Of Inherent names now before The rube I'VE Ky
sToEITtSk Is beautiful article for The Toilet or tf oily
ar youTr and can ony b appreciated BY It's us and all
Sre fetpetiiuy invited 10 etttthe lepoi and eSt1iHe
ne testmontIs OF ladies' and gentlemen Of high ep9a
lion III ihe South and west where It was ihytneI bu
will refer 10 the certificate below Of ne uistlLepshed
CAtLYLE, H.. JUbe q, 1888.
have used Prof o, s. WOodtnIlllr Restorative aud
have iJmlred The wonderful effect, My halr was oetom
'ResiOltc' as Ttsunkd rs JSlRal color, aud have
no doubt permanently 20. ,,,,.,, rnp,sp
Ex.StnatoT Of tie United StateS.
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:" SlDSEY HRERSE,
Ex-senator OF tie United State9.
professor woods, orten'oi sano''Te

This tbip.pt lisa valuable auxiliary In the Treatment Of
sone OF lie most oEnable lleAteS with which u is cur
LOT 10 tOhieAd, foriRiate, Of ht tuhgs Gnd
boYtlf ny thorough and continued Application Of lhs
llnith oyerthe region OF tie Affected organ, these 9th
eTWlte formidable teiStt are Of once deAntI Of mole
than htll thelr erols particularly an?ng ehldIe any
thousands u 0theIS, were they allowed 70 seak, woau
MIN ali The e0qCeEe OF feeling and affection, hear their
united testimony 10 lie Cacl thai had
lrcn from tie very Jaws OF DEATH and restored them 70
their former health aud beauty again, II vii 10 found
p1WeIiU auxiliary In removing what Is generally known
is ali Agu9 Gale, or al enlargement Of tue spleen inA
taSe8 wele al eHteT applleaiionisoi service, this '
ment wifi be found u4e'ul,
Genernl depot COS lIToadway, New York. and III
FoTSale Wholesale an2 rtlail Ia WhseipshY
je7lSm WILLIAM ]. ARMSTRONG
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HOPS,
NVASS.Tssdp7 thousand pounds I GSs WILSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

TIKI INDIANS IN FLoRIDA.-A letter received 10
Charleston, and dated Fort Myers the a0lh ult,
says:
I'VE begin to have rather exciting times deyA
here: the authorities at Washington seem disposed
to bring matters to focus with the Seminoles. Eve
rything, thus far. has been perfectly friendly, how
long Il will last. God only knows We start out ar
expedition next week of one hundred and fifty mer
to penetrate into their strong holds. what will b.
the result, no one knows; In fact, / am not suif
csntly posted up to know exactly the object of The
expedition"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14

CoNrrRAATroNs-Thc following appointments
were confirmed last week by the Senate:
Leonidas Martin of Alabama, confirmed as Con-
sui Tor Mazatlan, Mexico, vice Cation, deceased
H. w Moreland, Assistant Collector at Yorktown.
Va, vice Barzisa, resigned John McClintock, Ma
vel officer, Portsmouth, II Joseph Ramsey,
Collector, Plymouth, N c.; A. D. Banks Collec-
tor at Petersburg, Va; and w. M. Harrison, Col
lector, at Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-14
.rnE fyAlL I DiSfA rChl
WEprEsDAY MoRNiNa. FE1RuAnT IA rs
LArE AND ispoRrANr PROM CuBA.

LATE AND IaPoRrANT PROM CUBA.
The schooner Abbott Deversaaxs arrived q 60
v.puah, Georgia, on Saturday last, from Havans
Win nj vices 10 the 4,h inst esWccopy the follow
,us summary 81 ncws from the Savannah Couriet:
We learn that at the time Of the sailing Of the
.chooser and for several days previously, great
.xci,eu,en, existed In Cuba In anticipation Of the
landing of Gen Quitman, who was reported and
believed to be Of the island. with lorce OF 20 0Ou
men The Creoles were highly elsted, but h wa
mot supposed that they could render much assis-
lance 10 their deliverers Indeed, Capt Alchorn
thiuks the present Captain General, Concha, has
made himself and Standardization popular with ali
classes 90 that II may be presumed that the do
content on the leland il not so wide spread now al
formerly.
The spanish tleet consisting oftwo war steamers
and three sailing vessels--a frigate; soop OF war
and brig, left the port of Havana, last Saturday
on cruise In search OF the 6libustcrs. Two Brit
ish ships Of the line entered the harbor Sunday
morniog, and several others were hourly expectet
for the defence of the Island.
We have NO Means OF knowing upon wha
grounds the fears OF the Spanish officials wers
based. But OF one thing we arc certain, il Out
man gets foothold on the Island with twenty thou
sand men. the days other Catholic Majesiy's reign
there ere ended