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FORM OF OFFER.

(Ie Schedules chieh the bidder encioses
and each of tha signed byhim Opposite article
e c price must be % e carried the aggregate
for each eia end the Tx cords
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The undersigned ame Of gaaranfor Of tnaas The forn
Stale OF (ane the stated add nas OF second gaaranors &C.
undertake thar above named A bidder bid
within days
notice. Office of the OF hts Cor their
offers before mentioned.
Witness:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
THE CASE OF LIEUT.. HUNTER.

We have a teleerspbic dispstch from washing
ton containing report that the Secretary oil the
Nsvy hss dismissed Lieut.. c. G. Hunter, lately
in command Of the brig Balm bridge, tro the
naval service as punishment for most lagrant
oct Of insubordnatoD. We doubt altogether the
statements of this dispatch, not only because the
pe Dalty seems altogether too slebtfor toe oisn'e
but because we are not aware that the Secretary
OF the President has poser, under any clfcun'
stances 10 deprive an officer Of his commission
without tIal by competent court. That Mr..
Hunter h,s been put under arrest is very prob
able. and thst the decision of the Court, which
was to be held, will be very severe, is also prob
sblc: but We wait for OFF eial information before
we Can believe that The Administration has taken
the course indicated in this dispatch
The circumstances of the case, az stated by Mr..
Hunter himself, in an appeal to the American
public which we copy in another column, seem
to offer 10 justification Of his conduct. He was
at MontevdeO, we believe, when the late diff
culties occurred between the Government Of
Paraguay and the American Consul. la his jldg-
ment il was necessary that the Bsnbridee should
"
protect the Americans there against the lns1lence
ard oppression of President Lopez and his
Councillors Such, however, was not the opinion
of Commodore McKeeyer, the commander of the
L. S. squadron in these waters; aud when Hunter
applied for orders 20 go TO Paraguay, the request
was denied by the Commodore. Again, month
later Lieut.. Moore came down from the interior,
ana informed the Commodore of tho state OF
affairs; but even then, though the later might
easily have sent orders 10 Hunter to proceed up
the river with his vessel, no such ORDERS were
issued Mr. Hunter says it was because the
commander in chief feared to take the RESPONSE
bfity--and accordingly, allied with disgust, the
Jealous Lieutenant put up his helm and sailed
for the United States, without permission from
apybod. -preferriDg, as be says, TO let the Balm
bridge inelorously rot in the mud. at home,
rather than Dglcriously sail the seas, according
to the orders of bis proper commander.
The ouly pea which could at ali justify this
set is insanity, sd we viii admit that Mr..
Huntei's letter might be taken as evidence OF
mental arrangement. He sub!inely states his
reasons for this deliberate defiance OF orders AMI
of tbe disciplre, withou. which any naval or
military force is impossible, and at the same time
arraieus before the public the superior officer
whose necessary authority he ha, thus waDtoaly
set at noUght. If this is not proof of madness
It would be useless ever tn take out writ de
lunotioo; aud il there were any summary process
by which the Secretary could dispose of Mr.
hunters case On the ground that he is non COM
pos it would be no more tbs1 common humanity
TO adopt il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
LATER FROM HAVANA.

JHARLEsTON, j an 2 800.
The tesms'ip Isabella arrived at this port this
morning with Havana and Key West dates to the
25th inst.
The steamship Falcon would leave Havana for New.
lo.k about tDe 27th inst.
The steamship L, Dorado sailel Tor Aspinwan on
The 2jth.
Business was generally dull Mt Hayans. New
sugsrs were abundant but there no accumulation
OF stccktbe demand for Spain being brisk at prices
tieher Il "a on The eth list Rice wa in good de-
Inand at about previous rates Molasses sold At
about 81 reals with good inquiry, and no prospect
Of a decline. Freiehis to Europe rather brisk
but to the United States they were very dull, AMI
vessels abundant.
Exchanges dull al II = cent. prem. on London
and g. prom on New York.
The 5 steamship Princeton was stu al Key
Wet.
Tie bark Daniel MAloney launched At Key
West On the 9Th, and would ssl for Nes-Oflelns in
lew caJg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

tables soon 10 be spread for the entertainment
Of tie legislators sud high officers OF the
State, refused TO bsnieh the poison. snf
some Of them took espe;iai Paios to
rioicule ard abuse lesfiog member
of the ASSEMBLY VINO presumed 70 hope 1s.'
liquor would he excluded On the resolunon o'-
fered BY sir. rernann. 10 the meeting OF ye''e'-
dsy. the vote was: For Li9a0r-Aessr'' D''pe''
Smith. Dugro, West and Townsend; As0'"''
Me.u. 1;euanb, Duke md Taylor -, d,
So by. vote of Eve to three It WAS o7c'1ea
that q confessedly Maine-Las Lsssl'su'e should
%, 10 allowed 20 visi. the puolic Institutions OF
.hs m,tropolis without having rum-bot'les thrust
nnaer their po.es, at the expense of che people.
The annual humbug Of Legislative visit is bad
enough of is.elr; it ia only an excuse for "a good
.spree" 10 the City by the members who Psftlci-
pate; but this cool way of Insisting that the
champagne, brandy and Madeira shall flow st the
expense of the public. when not only unassed for
but notOriously in opposition TO the sentiments oil
the body to be entertained is gross wrong, oil
which az We see by the vote, even an old distllef
of liquors was himself ashamed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

A correspondent, who admits the justice Of
our remarks of yesterday on the subject Of buy
ing old pictures, states that we have done some
injustice to the pictures, four in number, whose
exposition for sale at Washington gave occasion
TO our observations. These pictures, says our
correspondent, were obtained by the father Of
Tire present owner while engaged on pubic bust
ness in Europe, and are undoubtedly originals.
We are glad to hear it, though, never having de-
MED the fat, our correspondents correction is
not exactly pertinent. Butwe repeat such being
the case, il is great mistake to sell the pictures
in this country, since they would bring great
deal more in Europe.
If" said agenfeman OF taste and knowledge
"Iwere offered fine Correggio or MurilHo, whose
"genulneness was beyond dispute on the condi
" ton that should take it 10 my house in Anerl-
ca and exhibit it under its real name, | would
refuse it, for every sensible man to whsm
" shou d show il would set me down for al ass.
We commend bis wisdom to the consideration of
all persons who are tempted to buy old pictures
with famous names.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
FORCING RUM UPON THEM

If any body Of men in TIE City is more init
msey acquainted with the desOlAtins work of
rum than another, Il should be the Governors Of
the Alms-H House. II is beyond doubt that four.
ffths of the psupers and criminals in the Insttu-
tcra under their charge were reduced to bsggsry
and vice BY liquor; beyond doubt that OF the
half million per year that the Governors eIpend
OF the peoples money, four-hfths 50 to pay the
penalty OF former run drinking. One would
suppose, under such weighty arguments against
the great curse of the age. that the Governors
would be, if not thorough Temperance men, at
Least practically 50 in their intercourse With the
victims under their charge, and the visitors
whom curiosity or duty might bring to them.
Nevertheless, these Governors yesterday, on
direct sppeL to exclude the rum bottle from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

Bga remarkably short transit over the Nlcara-
gus route we have California news to the 9th inst
The Legislature has organized with Anti-Gwin
heen unable to agree upon the day for holding the
Senatorial election. AgHoPss Of the Governors
Message is given in our columns. There had
been heavy storms along the coss. near San Frau
cisco, and some welcome rain in the mining re-
sloos. From the Sandwich Islands, We hesr Of
fae death of the King, and the succession o.
PRICE LihOihO. This event is though. TO be IA
fsi to Annexation to the United SsAtes, at least
for the present as the new King has always We
hementiy opposed the measure. Henry Meiggs,
tee great defaulter had been heard from at Tahiti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
CONGRESS. YESTERDAY.

SrsATE, Jan. 3O.-After some resolutions asking
for information the Army APPROPRIATION bill was
takea up, and toe proposition to increase the army
occupied attention without vote, ~ntl the hour OF
adjournment.
Hossr, Jan 3O.-Notioe wss given Of intention to
b ine up the Reduced Tariff bill on Thursday. The
CORE spoDdence With Spain, France and England, in
rpgard to Cuba was oallsd for. TIE bill for Iele
graph 10 the Pacific was then taken up and in course
o. debate there occurred sharp personal ren'ounter
between MIR. Lane of Oregon, and Mr. Farley Of
Me Blows were expected for moment, but the
members we're kept apart and finally the storm
passed over TIE House aCjourned before cOnc.ud-
ing the debhts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
neaSure.

The Southern journals are never averte to
filings at Yankee bargaining and meannes' But,
under favor, We know nothing more strictly mer-
camille than the shivalry when selling niggers.
Al the grand gatherings, conventions, ST what
no'' requiring the defense Of Slavery, i. is eIpe-
sien' 70 enlarge upon the stupidity bestiality, and
inhumani'J OF the blacks. At the Pandelly trial.
in New Orleans, they were formally pronounced,
to the appreciation of Judge, jury, and auditors,
Zone remove above the brute" When, on the
other hand, niger 10 for sale. then all humsni
ties, tastes, and adorpments revolve round his per-
son; head, heart and hand are worthy Of the
highest bidder. Take, for example, the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

HARBoE EScRoAcHaEsrs.-Gov. cla-k Of New
York; Gov. Price, of New-Jersey; the Secretary Of
State, Controller, Treasurer and Attorney General
ond the Committees on Commerce aud Navigation Of
the Senate snd Assembly of the State Of New. YORK,
and Joint Commit &c of the Senate and Assembly
Of the State of New jersey have all arrived at the
Astor House. Members Of the Boston Harbor Com
uttee ere expected, and Gov. Dutton, Of Conn, has
been invited b. telegraph, but has notyet been heard
iIcm Al examination Of the harbor will be made
this dsv, "wednesday after Il A. NJ. The Prssi-
dent OF the Chamber OF Com perce. the President Of
the Board Of Underwater the Collector and Naval
Officer Of the Port Of New-York, Commodore Boor
man, 0Conman5nnt of the Navy Yard Capt. Hui
son Of he L. S. Navy, with committee of citizens
Of New York and Brooklyn, viii wait upon Gov.
Clark and Gov Price, and the gentlemen who ac-
company them, a; 10 O'Clock this moraing. in pirl)r
No. II Of the Aston House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

A sovereign is dead TIE illustrious Kane
hsmeha III, Of the Sandwich Islands, is 10 more
This piece Of royalty was aged about 80. He
was chiefly distinguished for getting drunk,
whether on those French brandies intro duced
at the cannon's mouth BY the French, or on les:
refined liquors, made little difference. He was
of medium size and dull pbysiognOmy. His pre-
deeessors King Kamehameha II, and his Queen,
both cied in London, while on a visit. Under
his reign the Sandwich Islands were ne " being
annexed to the United States; but Liholho, his
son, who travelled in this country aud in Europe
fosr years since is ,sid to be utfavorable to the
measure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

Tho Africa arrived at Halifax yesterday fore
noon. with Liverpool dates to ii AN. Goth inst
agoOd passage There is lttle news from the seat
war and things remain about as at last previous
advices. Negotiation appears to be growing into
favor. A Congress of Nations, including the
United States is also talked OF. At Sevastopol
there lad been 70 movements whatever, The
new Spsnish Constitution had been submitted.
It toIerates religious opinion aud free press,
abOlisbes confscation aud death for political Of
feDses, establishes the National Guard and Elec-
tive Cesmbers. There is not much change in the
markets The celebrated DR.. NeEman's name
is in the lis. of passengers BY the Aftics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

APfoISINEyTs AND REMOVALS At CLISTos Pals
oS-Andrew Hull. Of Ssrsnsc. appointed Agent and
Warden in place OF John L. Barnes, resigned.
Jsbez Fitch, NJ. D., Of Mooers, Clinton County
Physician, in place Of A. +. Patterson, removed.
kefpers Renored-F. |. Hutchinson, Almore Bar
low James b. Psrdee, Cyrus Cady K. A. Farrell.
Keep.rs 5ppointe4-M. Begley, Albany William
II. Keller, Horace Beach, James d. Reed, Claadia.
S. Merihu.
Ganrd, RrncreS-william II. Garliek, r. W. Glib
sou. Oliver Thomas, Thomas Myers james Norton,
Jeremiah c. Manly, J. N. Hobbs, George More, +.
p. Marble, William Nolan, J. NJ. Bailey, B. Stack
pool.
ION. Sullivan Conner, Harvey Bailey, William N.
Page, Zina Austin, Rswson Il. Wetberell, Ansel ID.
Warren, John Wallis. l., Fsye.te Torrey, Osborn
Ayres, Samuel Buck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
ELECTION OF STATE SENATOR IN THE
XXIXrH DISTRICT
RocuEsTER. Tuesday. Jan. ..

RooHEsTER, Tuesday, Jan. 30, ls5j.
In Livingston Co, Mr. Goodwin, Know Nothing
hsd a majority over Mr. LOOMS, the Peoples c,nd
date In Avon, -; Lima l3oi Geresee, a.; Cuyer-
Vile. te Mount Morris lO5 Dansv,le, 81 Con-
esus gave a msorty OF 40 and Sprinswa,er ls5, for
LOOMS. TIE town of Seneca, complete. gives Good
win a ne joriiy OF 500. The town Of Phelps, two
Districts head FROM gives Goodwin majority Of
go. Nine towns, complete, 10 Ontario county give
Mr. Goodwin 81 majority over judge Looms. Six
other towns are not yet ard from but it supposed
they will increase Good win majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WAsHlNGTos Tuesday, Jan. 80. 1855.

No AZ Peter J. Burchel VS.. Stewart Z. Marsh ct
al Apues from the Circuit Court of Illinois. jus
tce Ger delivered the opinion OF the Court revers
inc the decision of said Circuit Court, with costs, and
rensnoirg TIE case, with directions T. dismiss the
bill Of complaint With costs but without pr adics to
ar legal defence which the parties may have.
No 30. Amos ~ Prince ct al, plant s IN error, vs.
TIE United States The cause was argued by Mr.
Morton for the plaintiffs in error and submitted on
printed srguuent By Attorney General Cushing, for
oe'erdaLt
No 81 Richard IL Hendncksou rs. samuel E.
Uin,kl.y CSuse submitted Ia consideration OF Court
on prfe. ereullent by Hart for spPells and Malls
for app elles. n,c,.,
No 50 james Stevens, appellant, ~. Royal Glia-
ding Ct al. TIE cause vas argued By Anes ior tos
spp .ees an. submitted by printed Arguments for ap-
pt Lam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
NEW,JERSEY LEGISL AZURE, &c.

IKFNroN, Iut51HN, Jun 3Ul I'O"'
Tie following Special Bank Charters were reneFed
IN the Senate 10 dav: The Burlington County btnk
a, Medford; Trenton Bank Cumberland bSns
Camden Bank; Sussex Bank; Newark Bsnki ~ anu
Insurance Co. A Lew bank was granted al nann'
ton Abou; The came number are yet 10 go through
The vote by which the Anti Nebraska resolutions
,,e lost in the House recOnsidered this eVenn,
srd the r. solutions were recOmmitted.
Gov Piic6 ard the Committees from ths senate
snJ The Hons lett last evening for NewYork TO join
the Goy,ucr in Con mit'ee from New ork, TO con-
sder the subject of the hsrbcr encroachnentS They
will stop a. tie Astcr House,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

FIRE At GREAT BARRIyGroN On tie evening Of
tie 25,h fire broke out in the beautiful mansion
nearly completed for Mr.. Edward Lesvi.t, 'ssn Of
David Lesytt, Esq., which was situated in the
midst OF fee grove in the village Of Great Barring
ton Mass and before assistance could be rendered,
the budir was totally destroyed. The contractor
had Tn iosuranc. Of $4,000 upon the promises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
BRANTFoID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LtFFALO, uescay, Jae. 70, To-.
\ fire broke out at Fort Erie &c. W. last night
about l clock, by which the engine-house and ma
chine shop at that place, belonging to the Bufao and
Brtntf,rd Railroad were destroyed, with all their
contents. in the engine house there were five loco
uOivea The loss Is not lees than eco 0o0, and may
be more. The locomotives were not iniured-the
buildings Only partially 80. The Buffalo Fire Com
panes could not the river, 81, owing TO ire
ueldors snow storm, which Eas raging, no boats
could cone over tor them. All efforts proved fruit
les to lbe property. The FIRE originated in the
oil room.
A fierce westerly snoT storm has been prevailing
b lor the last "A hours, with very cold weather.
Very little business IS Going every one venturing
ont as l-iile ss pOssibLa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

MIcHIGAS The resolutions nstruciing the dele
cation in Congress to wore for the repeal Of the Fug
tive Slave bill, and asains, the admission Of any
mere Slave States into the Union mere adopted by
vote Of Yeas is Nays %.
Several petitions have been presented asking an
amendment 70 the State Constitution by which the
disabilities upon colored persons viii be removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
RFcFlyrn BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON

src..al 1lss-eh - rss Y Y ribu,s
WAsHNsroS, Tuesday, jan -, 1855.
The State Of Maine presents "a undivided font IN
Senate eud House in favor Il the Pacific SRbisrrs-
mean Telegraph with the exception Of Mr.. N,Donali.
NJ Farley stood up hcrOicsliy against the assault
ofMr. Lsre today Tbs uoriherne.s are Proa1 Of
tie courage O.; the Maine Representative, who i uoi-
fcrnly courteous and aniible but wlo viii, never
tfeless when ssssiled strike back With vigor AMI
effect Sine OF the southern members sitter the rem
contre, remarked that the aurels acquired By Mr..
Farley Il az one day make him President.
II is bat Justice to add that NJ. Lane Is also pa
trio,ie and gallant man.
TIE affair vii BE- suicaby settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
Advertisement. 10 ths usu.i soussern vein. f'on

,-.;..rs,t IN tte usu.i S)Itterl 7ein. fro n
TIE T,an,ssee Eagle
"A sEAMTEE3ss, for :. s4L III have .. SI sac So:
,ux rrsr.us- sk-r g. tie c,t5 SO 70 De- ir..
eIe.l,,,t ,.rvsnt in -rey psrtcltr sh- =. 2" cAi
v-ord iEs 10 60 vi 1fr 9be f-..til ma -
i b., .srvsnts IL til ri Ee 9, el "a see as
imrueo'stiy -. -
" jar J. q a. - i-i7 no ---
Who could REFUGE to purchase chattel snl'
lifted either with or without the two children
the seller would Ike 10 80 With her" OF
course. for one Of the best of servants cOmpes-
ton mus. be active and bidding nigh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAILS.

BALTIAoREl Iuesday, Jan. 30, lsjj.
Tie New Orleans anu AID intermediate Mails, as
late rs due, are received.
W have dates from I sxas 70 the 2lst.
\ Pacific Eailroa1 Company hal been organized.
Robert W. Walker elected President and de-
post OF $500 600 in spec c is 10 be made.
The draining house Of Messis. K. Il ID. Mile, near
Galveston, burned destroying 600 hhds OF sugar
ard 200 hhds Of molssses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

1t is said that the Secretary Of the Nary has sent
letter 10 Lieut.. Hunter Diminishing Lin from me
Naval service of the United States for leaving the
Brazil squadron with the big Bainbri5ge, without
leave from the Comm nder OF the squadron.
TIE Star SAYS the British Minister has sen, Orders
10 the sous IN the Caribbean Ses not 20 allow the
Kinney Expedition to land on any portion Of Central
AneT.ca.
he Presisert has di.missed Lieut.. Hunter from
the service
Duel.v Mann is snoken of as Minister 70 Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
AYr1-LlQuoR DEMONSTRATION By WOMEN.

At Mount Pleasant in tbs cousty' soOut my
v-uer attacked = tavern ani destroyed a isrge
gusrtity If liquor telon cg 70 tie kAe per- AhSc az
no.ishi1y foe hlror cssks, &c they drsSsei ths
o. rer 'hroug h The liquid vhc1 stood 50 ice a. o.
the floor WsreUts were ~ ued against a0oattNeay
OF he parties bat he officers returned ios soFao)n
ard ported their inability 20 serve the processes
r ey 20 hack e. IL PIC with n aiorcsne =
The weather continues extremely cod. River ih
u irn 81 NV hfl0r su.pnn.ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

TIE Rev Mr. Good win, the Know Nothing
candidate, wos elected State Senator yesterday
in the XXIXtb District. formerly represented hy
Gov. Clark. Mr.. Goodwin is Maine Law Hard
Shell. Our figures ars not com Plete, but the
msiority looks ike $500. In November there
were 633 msjOrisy against Gov. CLARK in the
fams District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
TIE INCEYDIARIEs AT HARTFORD.

HAkTIOAp, IursdaY jan OF To.
Within the ast ten days severalhres have occurred
in this city under circumstances which led TO the bs-
lief that they we're the work Of ucendiarIes. re-
ward Of 81 COO was offered By the city authorities for
their detection and to-day three persons were arrested
on suspicion One Of the party cont, hs partio-
piston in the acts Of ineendiarsm The officers ara
after more Of the gang.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

WIG LEGISLATIVE CAUcUs.-The Wing Senator's
and Members Of Assembly are to meet in caucus in
the Assembly Chamber on Thursday evening, for the
purpose OF nominal ng candidate to be supported
by them for the Office OF United States Senator on
TuasdnV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
DANGEROUS POSITION OF A FERRY-BoAr.

LOUTNfIIiF y utriTNF W D TT"
The ferry-bost fer JeffersOnyille VITA toe passen
gers by the tram from Cincinnati, some 200 III Gu n
hsr was lodged on the Fails this morning by me
floating ice The beat grounded and iAa ice gprgei
Ground her and it was thought that all on board
would he lost. The passengers wers rescsei ron
ioer per logs. position by The means OF l1e-oo'.s
The eIs aiest sXoitement Ieyalled lor time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31
DESPERATE BATTLE WITH INDIANS.

NEW ORLEANs, Saturday, Jau. ~, 1870.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived at thus
port from San Juan de Nicafosua, with California
datcs 20 ito 9th int.
W. are in receipt of Texas dates TO the 25th met.
desreraie bsit'. had been fought near Pecos
River tet1 cen party Of Rangers aud some Texas
Indans which resulted in ire victory Of tue former,
who li',d seven Of the Indians and took many prl5-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

TO-DAY ia the the fxed b. the Massachusetts
Sepate 10 vote for Ucited States Senator
Latest rumors In Boston are tSst she Wilson
men confidently count on success. and the OPpc-
alton were equally sanguiGe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-31

Gen Lsmar, in the concluding blAtber OF bene-
dictory discourse to the late Southern Convention
New.OIlesns says: This hall you have sanctifed
d" ss temple Of liberty &c. This jest after the
passage OF resolution demanding the extradirion
" q slaves escaping to Ms1co