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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
THE APpROACHM ~vENr.

The following programme of the aony TO be OBJ
served on the birth Of princes priooe children Of
tle Emperor, has been published OFFICIALLY in Paris:
As soon az the Empress shall feed the irst psins Of
labor, the Grand Mistress Of her Household WI wait
upon her Majesty.
Az soon as the Grsnd Mistress shah have arrived,
she viii take the Emperor's orders, and sae vii send
20 inform the princes aud ipcesscs Of tbe imperial
family she members Of the feaa = Of the Emperor hold
ing rank at Court, the mc.hea & the Empress, the
grand officers Of the Grown, ta1 Ministers and the
President of the Council tate s,e Marshall Admi-
rnls Grand Chancellor of - lapenal 0rier Of the
Legion Of Honor, the Govern, Of the Invahdes, the
Conmander-in-C Chef of the NsA nal Guard Of the
Seine the General in command Of Imperial Guard
the Adutant General OF the Palace, the officers and
kdes Of the households Of theirMaje-ties.
An these persons must appear at the Tuiler,es IN
dress in going 10 high mass the LADIES IN morning
costume
The PrDces, PriDcesees, ana mother Of the Euprese
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
AUSTRIA.
THE AUsTRO- AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
COMPANY.

From the CorrepoHdense Of Tie Losdor TSqsss.
VIENNA, Saturday, March Z, 1856.
About two months since you were informed that the
relations between Austrs and the United States had
not only greatly improved, but that something
passing between them which wsskept frsm the know-
edge Of the public. The mystery is at length cleared
up. An AGstro-AmeIican Commerc al Company il.
about to be formed, and the AIn':erial Austria ex
bo to open direct trsce between the United States
and Austria, go tAat there shall no longer be such
heavy expenses for agency, wsrehOusing' sc.
] need hardly be said that the Arstrians wish 10
import their c,tion coffee &c. direct from America,
instead Of getting them SECONDHAND from Liverpool
oT London. Noting has yet been openly said OF a
tIeaty of commerce between Austria and the United
S,G;cs, but there Is strong impression my mind
tha; at no distant period viii be concluded. Can
be thu; Austria j. ende0vons 70 play of the United
State sgeinst England
II is related that when the Empress is conued there
will be further amnesty in Hungary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
FRANCE.
THE PEACE pLENIPoTENTIARIES


essYsrondeDoe Of The Lopsea rmsA
svPARIs, March 9, 1886.
The Plenipotentieries appesf in every society where
they are invited, and Count Orof con inues TO be,
viii not ssy the admired of al admirers but certainly
the observed of al Observers. The moment he makes
his in salon be TO be the center of
a numerous group OF both sexes, who scap every
feature s' ~ttchevery expression OF bis coantenance
Conn nesson be stands withoat fac eing
the AL. ey-s many of them brhsnt
ones, that ar, pOinse,. b. - 40 wstchfs u the
cunos,tv -f tue behcbe~s tina ne sej-orts one
6nds noaths the fc'Nwing day ~, e. ID 70 afer
eDees Lneuiy tcr~ er such a -,rvtlnr. rhs hero
ofthe nsmspt, WI 'ame aw ss.oc.isaioas of 30
peculiar kind, bears himself W, ~r'1 rordsal.
Hh high forebeSd, from which la is
enly kah pushed aside, but not Ga gu
iar ind marked features, Of which to
be the mort promnen characteristics; lie si.- nck
mouuache and last, not least, the o'stly disnonds
which compose the three stars which decorate has let
breass ana which might make the Duke OF Brunswick
kmsef grow pale, II anything could produce such an
effect ali mark hlm oct the object of curiosity He
seldoln smiles or il be does his smiles, .he moment
they appear hide themselves In the hair of his upper
hp as II ashamed TO be st play coantensnoe
cast in stern mold. lie is perfectly easy in his
manner and whether be speaks 10 man OF woman, IA
stin grimy polite with al. In q etrtsin salon last
night il observed that he and Count Buol who al
ways looks mGSSsdd, were more than once nesr each
ether, but cid not speak. oannot say whether 1t
Cured b, design or not but l know tia: they had
dine together the evening with the Minister Of
War. AT the banquet 50 guests '-cre present, CON.
prsing al the Ministers most Of u 'icma,ic Corps,
and many of the high funcdonsries CT my, aud
am not that any es;rangeaeai erved then
between them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
DENMARK.
COMPUTATION OF THE sOuyp DyrS

Ih2ve. saws tbs Copenhagen correspondent OF The
DG's he1cs Informed you of thc latest proposal of
Denmark 10 the maritime ststes 70 abolish the SDnnd
Dues for an in6emnifcstion OF IS 900 rx dollars
about 1000 ooo The following Is the way ia which
borne by each state in proportion to the value os its
Baltic tode England, l2,coo 900 Of rix dollars lEl-
500 o0Ol Russia, lo 10000; Prussia, 5000 900 Den
marx 2ooo, COO; Sweden, COO, go Holland roo 900;
Norway OO0, ,O0o; France, 100, coo: Belgium
seOooO United States 500 600; Meoke kenburg 500 0OO
Lrbec CSC, 600: Hamburg and Bremen, 200. coo to-
gether Hanover, 10000 oldenhurg Is OoO Spain,
foragal ard Itsy, 10000 together South Ansrlcs,
Il Coo; and the other lDo, Baltic states $4,000 Col
lars collectively 1t is further proposed TO leave it to
The option of each state TO pay the amoun a, once or
es, the Interest at per cent Per annum together with
per CENT annually 10 the sinking fund.- ternina5e in
tventy-eight year.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
EorrsraIINI.n E1rRAonDw.RY.-A correspond

EQuEsraIAEIsH ExTRAonDgARY.-A correspond
eut Of Le IHusfrdtfd gives the following pofbos
Of the experience OF Cadet at West Point:
When I came back from furough my class hsd
ridsen for year. only for a week or two Nothing
dsuntsd, however, by ths, and blndly trusting 70
fortune and my own powers, bucked on pair OF
rusty spuis, bound myself securely to enormous
sabre with pOnderous iron scsbbard, and salbed
torth. Dragon brought me Q rsw-bonsd, VICIOUS
looking animal, which, after some preliminary DIM
crltes, succeeded IN mounting.
IrotV Horse started; 30 did haf Of my ead.
die. had never been taught TO keep my heels well
cut, and accordingly my spurs weOt in. Horse "wene
ID, too. Motion peculiar. Began 10 think 4 was
Ioeing my balance. Saber flew out and hit the horse
on the bead. In plunged my spurs deep among hs,e
ribs. Another jump. Saber few back and bit hun on
the fanks. Spurs worked convulsivey among hs
bones-juInp, thuInp, spur Horse reared seized ns
name; kicked up; caught his ear and saved tnysen-
1t began TO grow exciting. Finally horse started Oh.
Such rLce Pulling on the Inane bad no tendency
to check bis mad career; rather seemed To nritate
bin. Had g. good hold with the spurs, bat did nos
consider myself perfectly safe Saber few up and BIT
NE in the face Blind for q moment, and beard
something drop. Looked up into the saddle And saw
Was hot there. Concladed Il must be me on the
ground Horse standing near, eating grass, and look
ing ct me with quiet twinkle In his eye, adding NJ
suit to injury.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

THOMAS JErFER.oS.-A correspondent, says 77f
Lancaster Pe. Express, sends us the following inte
estine and important extract of letter from Thoms
jefferson TO Gen. Smith, dated May 3, 1915. Havip
spoken Of spirtuous liquors, &c. as an article ofre
cnue and commerce, be adds ss follows:
"But the prostration of body and mind which %
cheapness Of lguor whisky Is spreading through The
mass OF our citizens, calls the attention of the
legislator q very different principle. One Of he
most important duties is, as guardian Of those who
cannot take OF themselves such minors, ma
nIacs gamblers and drunkards. The last, g.. drunk
ards require restrictive measures TO save them from
the fatal infatuaon under which be Is destroying h
health, La morals, bis family, and his usefulness u
society" =
Thus it win be perceived that the great Apostle,
Liberty, the fGther OF Democracy, the venerated
outbor of the declaration Of independence, wa
what some Of those who at this day cal themselves
his di-cipsr) called fanatic" on the subject o.
JEFFERSON DEMOCRAT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

APPOINTMENTS Bf The PrEsrDEsT.-Wilham G.
Singleton Collector Of the Custsms at Newberu,
North Carolina, vice Thomas s. Singleton, deceased.
Roger Brand of Charleston, Montgomery. County,
N. Y, hung himself " Wednesday because be bad 10
pay $500 pdorsd note
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31

IMPLICATED Is A BuRGLARY.--A German, Dsusd
Thom,s Liebef yesterday arrested ehased With hsy
been concerned with others 10 tho eomrD,ssion u bafs
upon The house Of Perez Pndspbup Ma ~ Hadscn suet
from which about s15 worth Of property wS steen ]AfS
Connolly hegd him 10 await examination
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
CEREMONIES TO TAKE PLACE on THE DAYS
FOLLOWING THE BIRTH.

On the morrow, on the day after the morrow Of
the Emprees's confinement, the Emperor, having re-
ceved The co0grau of the diplomatic body will
ascend the throne His Majesty viii be surrounded by
the Princes Of the Imperial FAM y and by the other
members of the Imperial family bOding rank at Court,
as also the grand officers of the Grown, the officers of
the household Cardinals Marshals, Admirals, and all
the other functionaTies, &c.
The Presidents Of the Senate and of the Legislative
Body will alone harangue the Emperor.
All these different bodies will be presented s usual
on solemn presentations.
On leaving the audience of the Emperor, they Will
be admitto Cd TO the new bonn Prince
They will meet in the Salon dc la Potz, and will,
suocessively, be admitted TO the apartment OF the I'm
peIia Prince They viii leave it by the door opposite
TO the one by which they entered.
As coon as the health of the Empress will allow it,
her Majesty viii appoint the days upon which she will
receive the ratulations OF the Princes and Prn
&C. and the congratulations of the high officers of the
Crown, Cardinals, Marshals, Admirals, &c.
Her Majetty will also receive the congratulations OF
the members Of the diplomatic body and Of their ladies.
The Empiess will receive al these congratulations in
her easy chair.
When her health il completely restored the Empress
will be lifted up by the Grand Almoner, according 10
the special cer,mouy drawn up.
Tie ceremony OF the pubic baptism OF the Imperial
Prince will take place at NOtTe Dame after the ohurc3
ing of her Majesty. Immediately after that ceremony
solemn TIE Depm will be performed.
A 1e Deum will be chanted in the Church Of Sotre
Dame of Paris and in all the churches Of France
tie Sunday following the day of the ,SsacvOvs Sth:
Palai. Royal Msrchs Grand Master of the Cerc.soaos
.rAe ocial programme Prince that will
be born but the margin certain alterations made In
II should be a Princess
In case Of being only 81 gun, wiz be fred
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-31
E u R. O P E /.

ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.
ne steamship Fulton. Capt. wosson brosghs on
Saturday European dates 70 the i2th, which, how
svsr, are anticipated by the arrival Of the Canada s
HAhfax with those TO the 18TH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27
xxxIvth Congress Extra Session.

NAsHHGTos, Aug. 25.--HousE.-Mr,
tilnsmah asked leave 10 introduce a resolu-
ton providing that the Sargeant-at-AUns be
difecied To arrest and bring before the bar
OF the House, all such members as are alb
sent from the city, and that the CLERK
cause II copy o! this resolution TO be tele.
graphed To the Capital Of each State and
published in tao papers thereof having the
largest circulation. paying the expenses oil
the same ont Of the contingent fund.
Mr. Campbell. of Ohio, objected on the
ground that the rnles of the House afford
ample RENE dies 10 compel the attendance
Of abse sieas.
Mr.. Clingman moved a suspension OF the
fnles 10 order 70 introduce his resolution. -
Motion disagreed 10, by 81 against 81.
Sir. Morrell, Of Vermont, announced the
death Of his colleague. Hon. James Mea-
cham. passing an eloquent and feeling
euogy on his public and private character,
and Offering the usual resolutions OF re-
apect.
The usual resolutions OF respect were
pissed.
SENATE. Mr. Weller gave notice Of his
| intention 10 introduce hlllo abroQate Ger
! tain laws enacted by the Legislature o.
| h ansas. Ii IS tie same as the 18th section
| ~ The Senate Kansas bill abolishng test
oalils and providing for freedom OF speech
| and the press, and TO: the security Of the
people in person and property in accordance
~th The constitution.
A message was received from the House
announcing the death of James Meacham
member OF the House from Vermont.
H..
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TsLEsRArHIsa.--Ths Burlington Hai1


TsLEeRArHiss.--Ths Burlington Hnos
eye says the cable of the telegraph has been
laid across the river al that place, nnd"f the
direction Of Mr Sweet. the Superintendent
and il expects that In the course Of . sery
few days. Burlington will be pat in con.
Hection with Chicago AMI the rest Of the
world
Teiegrsphic operations IN this c,iy arr IN
rather feeble condition, "a far a. any
Transmission OF public news i concerned
We believe private messages are still sent
and received with more O. less regularity
aud rapidity, aud perhaps when the bridge
is again completed, we may have teie'
graphic accommodations equal 10 those Of
other respectable places.
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ware, upon terms and prices which esnno. ia,i 70 sn
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T.CLOsE X co.
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NATIONAL HORSE SHOW We have re-
ee!yed by mail large poster giving the
lime, rules, regulations. premiums, etc. oil
.he great National Horse Show and Ladies
Equestrian Fair, at Gslesburg, III. The
show will be held from the 9th 10 the 18th
Of September inclusive, aud il is expected
that il will be the most extensive affair OF
the kind that ever took place in this coun.
try. We notice by the bill that The first
premium to the best lady equeo,rlan,wilib be
a gold watch and chain. or plate, to the
value Of $4,000. We have not learned
thst any of the lady equestrlnns in this re,
pion intend competing for the PIKE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

CLorKso, ETc.--Mr. Low Lowensten is
in receipt OF one of the most extensive as
sentiments of clothing ever brought to our
city. Every article in his line of business
may be obtained Of him at unusually low
rates. His experience here qualities him
to Judge of the wants of community. See
HE advertisement and then cali at his old
established store, No. 6, lie Claire row.
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Valuable Business
Locations, STORES, 0ffiees, &c
'EO lease or let IN bsyrsp0ft. by
E:1i n a ANA -
Auction .fr and Comm SssioU MbFeDan

fSstUU
No. 81 Bfgdy ~ .ts tost Once.
Isl The new btrI stnfe (fr.i loot1 % hs9 Is ~
Two doors north o(tGo Port ONCE
2d.-fwo ohie-- 'crnnd faDr ftoGi| same build
ng.
3d.. ona fgam dn ~ bach 30 ao
large, veil lighted .iA sealilstsa, good enifhnc'
iaitate lar nlsoiaJan tasAass, priattr % ssftsr
Sc.
Nh.--one room tseeosl nooD o7et tie Book
store No. az RrAhs - rai, pabhc eHtf4brp iran
street. .uiahie FORA 'am ar medical oncr, drhlisi
attlsI, Nc.
5gh.--ihs Book AID Paper store ks""n o. ih,
Iowa BOOK RooEgs, No 50 Bfaiy street, pii Dt par
the stock fer sal, h ftpre ADD 1Siair- a. ist;
rare ohauee Tor sweii r.lb,i shad aad brplaby ba:
mes.
dLh.--tiFe rooms [ssIJ nd door fobt AMI iatyk
Nos, ~ and "a Brady street, wiih g0od tfdit ~
trance, suitable for e;ees aiij gentlemen l1dztGs
foons: rents ion i've 20 ten dollars per iDtfitlo
1th.-Ferty avs feet 'front.' u the Catholic i"i %
Bsaas 81. beteaSn All ana aIh, 10 ieh.a tnf 80.
years. Appt, b" Ri nh' w.
luiy 81 II GiiCe bral, ~.
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Arrival OF the Niagara

Halifax, Aug, 25t The Niagara arriy.
ed bere this evenn. whh Liverpool dates
10 tie 10Th.
The steamer Persia arrived out on the
even ng Of the 18th, making the passage in
nj avs FIVE hours.
Liverpool Breadsiuf Marietta regular
e,a-umpiiye demand existed for all kinds Of
/ ads.ufis. and prices were generally a
sha lie higher on the week.
The weather he'd Leen quite faYorab q
and the crop accounts were Of satisfact,.
~ character
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0Is q IN Block %, tarRsf Of FsIas1u an
IL Third Arests.,
Abi7dIf Cook A SARQRHT
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A GOOD woRK.-Our Street Commission.
er is doing good work in the matter of i'm.
proving Perry between Second and Front
streets. The fine buildings that have re.
Gently been erected in that portion of the
city justify considerable outlay there and
we are pleased TO see that it is being made.
Perry will soon become one of the main bu.
siness streets Of our city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-27

A NEW MiLL.--AIr j. Weaver got up
steam at his new -four mill yesterday after
noon. Everything seemed to be in good or
der and to work admirably. Ii these mills
accomplish all that is claimed Tor them, no
town SO small that it cannot have one in sue
eessfnl operation.
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rhs calamity near Now Orlsans.

New Orleans, Aug. 25.--FrOm informa
ton obtained from the steward of the steam
or Nsut us, who has rec ,vered, it is sup
posed that all those who were in that steam
or must be locked upon a. lest There
were nineteen cabin passengers. Six o,ths
pirates who robbed the dead at Last isla 10
have been arrested, and a large amount q
money and jewelry reeoverec
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six Days Later from Europe

QUEBEC, Aug. 23.--The royal screw
steamship North America. from Liverpool. 8
A. H. on the 18th, arrived here ut 8 o'ciocl.
This morning She brings 1903 cabin and
100 steerage passengers. The Cnnard
steamer Niagara arrived at Liverpool Oh the
nth inst.
From Great Britain there il no political
news Of the least Importance.
The Emperor Of France had returned to
Paris. but WAS 10 leave again Immediately
for the baths at Barritz.
The intelligence from Madrid mentions
that there is nothing new, aud that quiet is
restored throughout Spain.
The Russians haye notified ti.at they are
ready 10 give up Kars 10 the Turks. Rus
s,a stil maintains that the Islands Of Ser
penis belongs to her, and il is rumored that
Napoleon has sent supplementary note to
he inserted Ia tht treaty TO settle the point.
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BUILDING LOTS

ENoh .sis ~ fair prices and al lsES stsd,A, 70
l. tasiistate i0pfoy enents
C00h Il SARGENT
sl cell lots to par les he viii bald ttsza 4 "a
sestsa. 81 moAersse pIiesa AID . credit az !, z
AID tyesfs Jaas s, It'll.
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Later from Kansas

| Later from Kansas
Rn6ians Going INTO tie 7erriDry-Firs. re.
ports COntradictsd.
! st. Louis, Aug. "a.
Reliable Intelligence from Kansas to the
| 2Oth states that Lecompton has not been
| attacked yet tg Lanes party ,although look.
ed for hourly
| It is said that aboltions,s TO the number
Of . coo strong ARE in the lerr tory, and that
/ they are preparing TO foriiiy Lawrence, in
| case OF retreat to any particular point be.
| ing necessary.
Immediately after the attack upon Col.
| Titus house, in which skirmi,h Titus WAS
! wounded, ore man killed, and nineteen Ia
! ken prisoners, Suarran went ipto the ado.
! litiouists' camp and EXCHANGED prisoners la
| ken Of Franklin for those taken at Titus
! house.
+ Il il reported that tauf companies Of U.
I 4. troop. are near i.scompton. whose pres-
/ enee. II " ,hoHght. wt!i deter further at.
tack, BY Lanes party,
The Republican OF this morning publish
i - CT Il slghed by large number Of the
most influential citizens in this city for a
/ public meeting 10 he held at 4 o'clock to-
] moro" evening, III taS~ INTO Cohsiuefatiph
I THE present situation OF affairs in Kansas,
/ aud IA express the opinions OF the people
! 10 connection herewith
ST. LOUIS, Aug 5.--'fhe steamer David
Tarum from Mi. souri, river yesterday, brings
| infarlaa ton that four hundred volunteers
from Jackson County. Mo, vent into Kan
sas on Thursday last, snd that 200 have
bees raised in Lafayette County, and that
a large force is being raised in Clay County.
Lanes regiment is said 10 be certifying
/ an Waharusa.
Robinson, Brown and arhar prisoners are
still ir the custody o. h. t'nited States
troops.
100 recruits irdn lie Carlisle barracks ar
rived here Yesterday, and were immedia, ely
iorw arjed I, Fert Leayenworth, also seven.
" from Jefferson barracks, Gen. Smith hav-
ing msd- req,isilion for all disposab!s force
al that ,lacs. Orders have been issued 10
the commanding oiiicer al Fort Riley, to
have h.. troops n position.
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LANES OF DAVENp0RT.

GONE over and look at stock OF CkiHG GIas4
L and Qaesuspare; we haS last received spisndia
lst Of masMiG.sHt GW NJ - $, katest .NeD Yssl
yfuiss. Unr store IL 100 deep and tilied Will
o,ery thing an our i.ns usIr , needed 10 A0tsis
stores and famiiits. Our 81 rsst glass |, nurvsed
comprising many beautiful articles, not OitSn OuDt
tu western stores.
We particularly invite the attention ui Iopa Aer'
chants stock Is heavy, aud We prepared
sell at eAeIesaie upon such terms thut thsy ms'
save time and fr,ight BY purchasing hers.
LEE & NILMANs.
Store gu Illinois street opposite Cont House square
Rruk lslhnd. AUG 10. so iA wifi.
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EpiscorAL.--We understand that during
Bishop Lees late episcopal visitation, he
travelled nearly thousand miles in his own
diocese. Among other parishes which he
organized was one al Waterloo and one at
Cedar Falls.
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TINS Rygs,--The Musra'inc Journal Of
las, Friday says the river at that point is
lower than ever before known, but is rising
slowly. We have not heard OF the slos est
or slightest rise being noticed OF ths point.
The Jenny Lind has taken the place of
the Ben Campbell in the line between here
snd Mon,rose, the water being too shallow,
particularly in the "Dallas chute" for the
latter boat. The Ben, however, continues
10 run as a freight boa, between this place
and Kei,hsburg. The Dan ConveFs has
bten repairing her chimneys at Muscaiine,
one ofthem having been blown down by
the storm on last Monday week.
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HAwKEYE STORE

Here's the place 70 Buy your Gsoas!
s.S0d G0Sas az
LOW l'IlCESl