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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY g. 1888.

sake We shall be glad 10 see him taken from the
IoJ1v. where he has not added to the lustre OF
nj. Senatorial career. The short term of four
wears will be filled by whomsoeyer the Wing
branch Of the X. Ms and the outside Wings
who voted the American ticket, may designate.
The choice will probably fall upon one Of two
eeutlemen-Dsniel Clark, of Manchester, or
Mr.. Bel. the Wing candidate for Governor IN
the recent contest Ii IS generally conceded
that Mr. Clarks chances are the better OF the
two lie il said 10 be a man Of the people, not
withstsnding he is lawyer, and he stands AT
least among the first at the New-Hampshlre bar
He Is very thorough Ant-Nebraska man, and
was untiring in his efforts TO accomplish the re-
yclution lately effected in that State. Perhaps
no man in the canvass was more efficient or de-
voted in his efforts than Mr.. Clark.
Mr.. Bell an older soldier, and does not belong
TO the more progressive wing OF his party lie
Was always classed with. and We suppose be-
loneed to. the Union-Saving Wings. but Ia a good
Anti-Nebraska man, and gentleman OF ability
and high moral standing All three oil these
candidates possess the qualification such as II
is. Of belonging to the KnowNothings, Mr.. Ben
having the advantage of being the most recent
convert.
The Hunker- Democrats are talking OF Paul H.
George as their candidate, man VINO IS sort
OF speckled pig in politics, and who has no con-
scientious scruples against joining any party
that il likely TO win. But as this interesting
class Of our felow-citizens in New-Hampshire
are lust now, for wonder, in an exceedingly
feeble aud declining condition, it is of but little
consequence who they set up, as his inevitable
fate will be to be speedily bOwled down. We
had quite as lief this should be the fate OF Paul
a. any body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

,ron the concurrence of Austria. mus conn
dent. Louis Napoleon, in the extract gwen above
declares that the Conferences must euu "u'A.-
tsceously to the Allies, for if peace was n0' oO-
tanned on the terms demanded, Men war
wculd be prosecuted BY them against Russia
with the great advantage Of the aid OF Aus'i'''
and that with such powerful combination
against her. Russia must succumb. IL Is upon
his view Of the state of affairs that the cause oil
the Allies is held up in the exposition as pro"'s
inc the most satisfactory results, not"lths'anu'
ing the late disasters.
But most unhappily for all these cosy cal
culatious Of the paryenu Emperor turns gu.
that Austria does not concur in the ultimatun oil
France and England, and that she VIII no''
therefore, join in the war against Russia 10 co"''
mel its adoption. Thus the manifesto oil NaPo-
leon. which, under his fond anticipations Oh 'ne
aid Of Austria. appeared so promising in his own
oves and which was doubtless most JoytulIy
hailed by his people, turns out to be, under the
Got If Austra's refusal to join the Allies, real
confession of weakness and embarfasstheh''
The whole scope of this part OF the manifesto
is 10 show how strong the Allies Wouid DC "ue"
aided by the immense forces OF Austria Inc
inevitable deduction is, that without that ala
they have nothing to boast OF, snd no case upon
which they can rest a confident appeal To she
rsople of tbe two nations for the prosecution OF
hostlities.
This confession of Napoleon thus becomes
another bad feature in a war waged, so tar VITA
only calamitous results. 1t is, however, ohi!
the naked truth. France and England alone
against Russia will accomplish but little Inc
amy Of England is gone at the start ana ner
function in the continuance OF hostiii''es must
be- maip, to blockade the commerce oil Russia
and menace her coasts and exterior fortre''es'
to what purpose the last years experience Is
~ YET the only direct testimony. To France
must be left the gigantic project OF successful
invasion of Russian territory-with wha' pros
meet of success. without the aid of Austria. let
the campaign 10 Moscow answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

the 92d. Il states that afer twelve days' bsmbars
ment the fire Of the Allies had become weak. shI
caused little damage.
lhet e'egraph l. now complete from London 10 The
Cnmes, excep, few miles between Bucharcss an,
huschuk but the British Govenuer. keeps the ex4s-
sive use Of il.
lHe 'rand Duke Michael and Nicholas have aya.,
set out for tie Crimea
Menohkof is no; dead. Tie 81. Pe,sr.B.rg J.s,r.
nal publishes an Imperial Re-cp, expressing the En-
perors satisfaction Of Mcnchikoa's conduct, with "a.
hope that he would be restored 10 health and h.
slowing on him and his descendants palace a, y
Petersburg.
Mehemct Ali. The sultans bro,hor-n-law. he'd be-,
arrested and sent TO Snope for being troublesome.
THr B,LrIc.-The blockade OF Liban is annouae,,,
from the 18th, and of all the ports TO the entrance d
Riga from the 10th Of April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

In Parliament much energetic questioning q ne
Ministers had taken place on the various subjece
rspecing the wsr-,he scope of oil the question.
being TO hasten matters. Sir George Grey stated thai
authority was given to the Governors OF the America
Provinces TO enis, men for The regular army, not k<
o so,ccp legion. inasmuch a. all the colonis,s wen
British subjects.
The Roebuck Committee continued. Tie Duke u
Newcastle had been examined, and his evidenc.
tended to cSculpate himself
Notices are given of motion for decimal cotnsss
aud to invite Congress to establish UNIFORM dec'
mai system throughout the world.
Some notice has been excited by tho report that n
Americ an squadron is to make demonstration ngains
Cuba. IL is doubted whether a war between ne
United States and Spain would much compi'ca'e pro-
ent European politics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
Markets.

LIVERPOOL Zorro. MARKEr-Drown, Shpley &
Co. and oher crcuar repor an extensive busness during
descpus freely offered, bat owl deficient supply
The market had been lecdsdy against buyers and
prices be considered 6'h TO co eSrer last
Mdding and above having advanced most.
he weeks sales 2o bales including 81 roc speca-
lation, ard loc Tor xrori Fair Orleans 6 Mid ling 5sd
53lGt sees Friday ~ bales, with steady feeling stock
LATEST - SATURDAY, April y. 1855
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs-Bigland, Athya Co.,
and 0ee h Po the @SIssI esssd c PsIcuSyy for s
ai6li Mixed, 10 g. Yellow, p6dHl. Buyers resisted
FLOUR from lsd to p desrer, with healthy business
American in smsll compass and held Western Canal new.
Ohio. 40 AS wBsAr active, and the demand advanced
Cd 70 sd white WHEAT lll9al24i new, lo6allG, marss,
STATE or TRADE IL MAscnEsrER.-The markets
generally dull and prices steady. a
LoNDoS MARKE1s.-Messrs. Barring Bros. & Co.
produce During ne week sUcaS had become firm ani -
slsge bu.iress has been done advance India
Wheat hss and Fosr 2s2-wh.. wh:s
and very firm Talow excited aud advanced 70 5j. Spds
ds ss, .a1 5 b a0s TRepSs S i r %c
Continued moderae-Rsis fe 16qa6 1876 Bsrs As lOaas
us; Scotch a6l Lead very steady COpper-A good bas
s,s- has been done. Tin firm and in far request.
LoSDoS MosEY MARKET.-Ihe rates for Mosgr
ore very easy mostly airing from the contraction Of bushes
lie export q Col continue. unpo6abe. The Bullion tb
Berk d Er glanc h increased k52n COno close a, 500
ca. Dollars arc worth i5ls0b 10. Doubloons, idB1
SATURDAY, Aprl 2e.-LfyERPOOL PROyiSiON MAJ
KEr-Rioharisn Spence Co. report slss of BgEF tdanf
Loder- firm, but few pressing sellers c0unerac Dpwsd
enieucy fOgK also in slow sale with less anxiety fores
business. BAcOs active and firm ~ advance. Snou
wanted LARD has advanced p and tending upward sa q
80 sucoesSely advancing rates from ~ 70 3d. Tat
IN active speculative demand ut advancing rates; Sh
American, 5i03i.
LIyEsPooL PRoDucE MARKEr.-The Brokers Cir.
cuar quotes firm previous sPIRTs 1yRPEx
55i quiet: lofo bb4 s0d ut IS 3o756 RoSs-Amen
bsk demand: sales 500 bbls principally 4ldIt
Common 3d. Fine Phiiafe pha BARK dull AZ 96. kicr-
Eastern Indian actye sales Of American reported
Business sugar suspended owing the additional duty
In Coffee the business IA very limited DyeNoods tsten 20
fair previous Quotations There more doing "a
Tea Lr-eed Oh fair business has done a, "a 9ae
AMERICAN STOcKs.-Stoker, Hughes ~ Secya,
London supply the following market. The anAud for Ans
been very active during the past week e
uItu.lye operations beng attracted ne British L1s
Prices without much change. United stas Bond, Of lS
lfya 08 nonns Mass Sterling 100, buyers Maryland star
LINK sde3: Ohio IS 81 Pennsylvania Fly 81 Pennsyys5s
Virginia Bonds 6 8si Pensyly ania Centrt
Fret ssdg. Second 49, Ere, second ofe9@ Third ga y
FsEIGBrs from Liverpool 70 the United States are wiiioa'
thauge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
10 have possession Of the wires, Ulmann and Bar
ker being absent, or at least invisible

By the Asia, at Halifax. we have i've days
later news from Europe; but II is not SO I'M
portant as was expected. The bombardmen' Of
seyastopol continued without material progress
toward reducing tire town. There IL a ramor
that the Allies had suspended their fire. but the
story wants confirmation. II is stated thar
there was severe passage between the French
and Russians at a sortie on the 18th, the hottest
fight since Inkermann. Another sortie, on the
18th, was promptly repulsed. The French say
that they have made some important advances
near the Malakof tower, while Prince
Corchakoff says the FIRE Of TIE Allies
was Stacking up; that he had destroyed
some Of their advanced works, and that
the Russian losses were diminishing. The
Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas have gone
10 the Crimes MenchikOff is not dead. Prus-
STA appears to be siding with Austria in favor OF
Russia From Japan We hear Of the ratification
of the Treaty with the United states, which
took place at Simoda on the 2lst of February.
The Chinese insurgents have left Shanghai.
The opening Of the Universal Exhibition At
Paris had been postponed TO the 10th or 10Th OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT
sEvASTOPOL NOT TAKEN,
COMMANDMENT CONTINUED.
HALIFAX, n. s., Monday, May 7, 1876

The Royal Mail steamship Asia Capt Lott from
IivornooI on the afternoon of Saturday, April -,
arrived at this port, route for Boston, ut about 10
O'Clock tonight.
The Bremen steamship Hermann sailed from South
ampton for New-York on the 95th April.
The latest intelligence from the Crimea only comes
down TO the 18th ult. from Lord Raglan and to the
god. from the Russian Commander. The lombard
ment still continued but without important results.
The French Exhibition has been again postponed,
and it il now understood that it will open on the 10th
or 18th of May.
The Asia on the Goth of April at p. NJ, passed
steamship Baltic oir Tuskar. May . lat - 30, lon
81 g. exchanged signals with the Robert Lewis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

In the Board of Aldermen last evening large
number Of papers were received and referred TO
Committees. Henry L. Davies, ex-Counsel TO
the Corporation, submitted a compilation OF the
laws of the state of New-York relating to the
City, the same having been prepared at the re-
quest of the Common Council The Crson
Aqueduct Department sent in voluminous
document exculpating the FOremen on the
Eighth-av. work from the charges of forcing
loans from the men employed under them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

The following extract from Louis NapoleOns
explanation Of the last years campaign against
Russia, and of the plans aud expectations of the
Allies for the future, shows how dangerous il is
TO undertake to popularise and expose the
schemes Of government while il il ye, az var,
and, it ma! be, not far from perlous cztremi-
ties:
But srea; result j. acquired already frola fac. OF
these negotiations France and EugGrd have Loyalty 1sg0t
sicc with Austria, 20 allow her policy exhaust
coucafiOn These Confer II Wlh kieurs
Re center the loyal aid honest tn Emperor Francis
Joserh. Buf the Allied Powers know thai II austria does
succeed this noble EFFORT u her European patriotism he will
f-ht reolufey with thsm- In limiting their demaai 10 the
conditions accepted By the Vienna Cabinet the treaty o
The q Of Dee rter hey have gained % The
nYer and devoted ally The possibility Of peace Ike
uec-ssy heucefoEfh be- only fe~t
the hTle Powers Who signed thar treaty The solidarity Of
their and q er would unite them
the struggle has united them Ia Tie Conferences aud that
xrnnd kur0pean Confederation will have trunphet
every r.saEce. Fare and E3gland therefore,
useyes IL having Consented while eoniin
saint II inz thus they have only given proof
have increased h, 4 strength Their atle
h0uoratle and possible peace, has
the uppor Of Austria necessary and legitimate
set cunselei b. vision and which will te approved by public
cpinion"
From this extract. which Is eminently frank
We learn that the Allies in entering upon the
Vienna Conference and in fixing upon their own
ultimatum or minimum OF concession which they
would accept from Russia, confidently counted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

The immortal Alderman Briggs has made
another magnificent invention, whereby he pro-
poses to pour into the City Treasury stream OF
two hundred thousand dollars year forever and
ever. Mr.. Briggs proposed in the Board of "a
peryisors yesterday, that as Bishop Hughes owns
seventeen millions of property he should be
taxed for the entire amount the same as any
other individual. The resolution was adopted.
Victorious Briggs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

In the case of Kinney and Fabens, yesterday,
the Government asked delay to bring up mate
rial witnesses After a spirited argument,
Judge Ingersol decided that the trial must 60
on; whereupon the counsel for the Government
threw himself upon his reserved rights, said he
was not ready, and refused to call the case.
The Judge then discharged the sureties of the
defendants, and let them go upon their own
bonds of 81, 600 each to appear for trial at the
next term of the Court. This looks very much
like skilful retreat on the part of the Go ern-
ment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

singular case of copyright is before the
United States Court in this City, affecting the
publication OF a book by the young lady whose
flight from the nunnery at Emmettsburgh, Md,
some months since, created quite sensation.
IL is alleged that strenuous efforts have been
made to prevent any publication whatever; but
the question before the Court is as to the regu-
larity of the transaction by which the manu-
script came to the house which claims il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

There was considerable activity yesterday
among the Corporations, on the New-Jersey
side of the Hudson. In Jersey City the new
Board of Aldermen organized for the ensuing
year. HOboken commenced city life yesterday
with considerable ceremony; and Hudson, lying
in the rear of Hoboken and Jersey City, on
Bergen Hill, also witnessed the progressive
event OF the installation of a City Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
NEW-HAMP>HIRE.

The New-Hampshire Legislature, elected in
March, will assemble at Concord in June. The
most important subject to come before that body
will be the election of two United States Sem
atOrs Ii seems to be understood that John p
Hale will be nominated for the full term Of six
years. Mr.. Hale has already won a deserved dis
tnction in the Senate, and if be Is careful Of bis
reputation he nay preserve it. Fox bis owa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
FRANCE.

1t is still reported but Is considered doubtful, ths
Napoleon will command the allied armies. 1t has
been officially announced that his departure for the
Crinea is postponed for n short time
The late Minister Ducos was buried at the expense
of the State.
Gen. Forey is commandant of Oran, in Algeria.
The clipper ship Great Rcpubhc has been chartered
by tie French Government for the conveyance d
troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
The Tribune for EurOpe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition of
The SEAI-WEEELY TRIBUNE, for circulation III
Eurore. 1t will contain all the latest News up to
the time OF going to press Single copies in wrappers
ready for mailing, can be had this morning at the
counter, in the publication Office Price Six Cents
The steamship Africa will sail from Boston for Liver
POOL Tomorrow, at II o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
NEw-JERsEYCENTRAL RAILROAD;

EIIzABETHPOM y. j. MOuta!t M! yev-
The annual mee,r Of the Stockholders OF me "a.
Jersey Central RaRoad was held at this place
The old Board of directors was reelected ''N'
Of the following gntenen; L. Jno. c.
Messrs. John SJohnston, VIM L. Dodge ~, I'm o.
Greene, Adam yorie, Benz. WilamssS9n, Ill and
stens. Fred Frelinghuysen, Ii. d. "'A'
Alfred Vail. l.. ;nc,eased dur-'
The busino.Of The road has lI ,Ss the cOnnec'a
D. the last yar. II " expected 'Ha'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
HALIFAX, May 7, lsj5.-The Asa sailed for Bostea
bout ii OclOck.
NOVA SCOTIA VIEWS.
BosTos, Monday, May

BWNIWH, NUlIiFf lfHF y
Halifax papers to the I'd inst have been rcce''td
here
The Governor of NOVA Soda has issued prOcla-
nation appointing Friday, Tie nth OF May, ~ DAY
Of fasting and prayer on account o: the war. 49,.
fire broke out in Halia, on the JOih uit'' WHICH,
DESTROYED seven or eight holdings
A hotel, two houses and two stores were ueSro9e'
By fire in Windsor on ;heelsi ult.
The Pcfou Chronic,of April 90, reports -Four an.
farm produce geuerellyvery scarce ana anl',paas
much distress among k inhabitants supPAes DO n0'
soon AriXe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.

Berlin correspondence says it hardly admits Of
doubt that an approximation has recently taken place
between the Austrian and Pru-sian Courts which
bodies no good 10 the Western Powers. Baron Hess,
with whole staff would go TO Galicia May sd, but
probably only to review the army He is reported To
have stated that the Austrian army, under no circum
tances could be ready to take The field before August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
INDIA AND CHINA.

Tie Overland Mail has been teegraphed Sbsus
hal dates, March 9; Bombay, April 3. Persia openly
ayows her adhesion to Russia.
Trade in India duh and money
The Chinese insurgents have evacuated Shanghai
A Russian frigatc has been lost near Japan.
The Living Age was wrecked on the Prahas.
Tllc ratification of the American treaty with Japan
was concluded at Birnoda Fob 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08
ITALY.

The Sandman Ministry has resigned The cause foe
doing so was not known. Gen. Durando had bora
appointed to foim new Government
The English ship Crnsus, from Genoa for the Cr-
mea, with Sarddian troops on board, was burned.
No lives were lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

The Anniversaries yvvvv'u.y "vr7 tine 1',"rr.".
Historical Society, the Seamen's Friend So
ciety, and the Union Theological Seminary. We
give sketches of the sayings and doings among
our reports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

Syracuse is just now the center Of political ill.,
terest, by reason of the KnowNothing State
Convention, which commences to-day. Our
dispatch shows that new set Of managers seem
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

Four Governors are expected to attend the
great Temperance Convention in Boston to-day
those Of Massachusetts,, Maine, New-YOrh and
Rhode Island
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C.pn,s RnrARY FORCE.PrMP AID ar
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TUESDAY, MAY g, 1855.

ADVERTISEMENTS intended for THE WEEXLy TRIBUNE Of
this week should be banded IN b. to-day The Immense
edition ssued Of this paper makes 10 order u
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BELGIUM.

The new Minister has declared his intention to I'D
here to the principles of Free trade. Marshal santa
Cruz. the Bolivian Envoy, has taken leave OF tho
King.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

Some od, antages granted to foreign import trade
and CONSULAR firms are simplied
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A COMPLIMENT WELL MEANT-With all his

fuis isus hi. illogical reasonps language AID "a
paficsm Mr. Greeley Of The Tribune, must be Allowed the
credit OF fshns hard and zeaousy II not iniegenty 70
moe the Of American manufse ure sud though We
Sn suprose thai any tailor would DO ambitious OF having h
Known hat reeeys clothes, yet have no doubt
whom he thought best entitled his patronage Probably
VA from good motive that he commissioned KNOX Of Fulton
o. 10 make the remarkable HAT be his emoaFkson
for Euror which intends in presence OF al the
crowned heads the Exhibition in Pans Greeley y no
DOray but his life be showed good taste IN select
ing his Halter ff knew the Of his tailor we would
hin though with any intention OF doing HIM sn IN
iury lOQ1get
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-08

Families desiring perfectly PURE On, free from
ali unpleasant smell and that viii 6urn either in ordinary net
M soar amp oil night without trimming obtain the sane
nut IN in one hveuon Orders from the eoun
nv will be arded by Express Otherwise as directed
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Manufacturer OF Pure Sperm Lard aud Whale one by new
chemical process
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fcty pure Oh warranted not 70 and that viii burn IN
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put up Ia one, three or Eve gallon cans
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Chemical proctss.