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New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

:, ,acn and . surrender Of the policy svowed ev
al. 81 i0v, n,.rDmeut % It is 40. % be p'e'un'd Mr..
' ot,I VII, enter into .sSh an arrangement nov. or
sSs ;,ssss su other relating San Ja.n 70 which
N,c,,,oua ,ball not be q participating party
Me,nb' r. of the House. and outsiders aud 'ao0 %
like, pus'ersd to the number Of several aa"a'eos ~
ca board yspdcrhilt's steamer !e''e's'' a''0''oou
=. =, -, hi. bo,uiali,y and admire fine spsciuen
nf americ,n seniu, It was not acertained pre-
c,.o,, how many votes were secured By tais ope-
r.,ion pordid gen,IeUen 'pclusiVeIy commit them
selves sg.ipst the "he line Tnes are quite vii.
Ii,. 10 hear shat Me- Co'lios bas tosas, and would
moi even object to feat at his cost. Senators
were scarce at the festival. though it 10 no secret
that the ClliDs line will have to encounter pretty
severe ordeal 10 that chamber; and i'll the House.
loo. notwithstanding slt tue quiet management Of
fbe last SIX months. There is strong disposi ion
In seveIsl quarters, to give the years notice for
the contract INDEX.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
PROSPECTS IN IOWA.

Correspondence Of The N. z. Tnbuns.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, July 70, 1856.
Tie campaign opens in Iowa with spifit aus
picious Of success-pot of faint triumph over the
enemies of Freedom, but Of their overwhelming
de,ss,. The battle.cry Of "FREMONT and Day
TON" is heard AID uttered with enthusiasm every.
where throughout the fertile fields of our young
State, spd 70 one here entertails dodbt that tae
nominations of the Philadslphia C,uventioo will
be ratified by our people on the 6rst Tuesday in
November with an emphasis which will starre
the IN, rmidons of the Slaveocracy both here and
throughout the land.
1t il somewhat unfortunate, however, that our
State election occurs so soon after their nOmins-
tions and st so unfavorable q season Of the year
as the first OF August. There has not and will not
be tine to perfect an organization previous to toe
State election which will enable Iowa to indicate
all that it will accomplish in November. 1t WIZ
not, therefore, be wise for our friends abroad 70
make Iowa the index, in August OF what the Peo-
pie here and elsewhere will resolve at later SEQ
son. We shall certainly carry the State 10 Au'
gust, but in November We shall s~eeP IL hAe
wi iirlwind. r.m
The cause of this anticipated increase in Noven,
Der over what the friends Of Free Territory n.ai
reasonably look for ia August. are spPsIS nS r.
at least with u.s. The stropsnouS t"wns
where they can always be rsd .nd Ss. sssod
snce at the poll: sesur'S ts % house by the pox
are are 10 ts ts b.rvsst 6eds. At this season. while
.very farmer /. busy in earnering the ricn pro.
drc,s oa b,s toll. it is difficult to meet him except
% alone and. unless satisfied that hs vote 10 ahso.
1ntaI, Necessary, there are very many who will not
.rsn leave home on election day. The Datural re-
,r.,arcr Of the farmer to leave his fields in the
miast Of bis harvest, and the little time We have
had in abieh to prosecute the canvass, viii ac-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN AT QUEBEC,
AND
THE ARABIA AT HALIFAX.
~ THE INDIAN. |

QUEBEC, july ", 1896.
The screw. steamship Indian, from Liverpool at 81
O'Clock On "Wednesday morning the 10th inst, arrived
at Qurbet at ia o'clock this Sunday morning.
The steamer City of Baltimore sailed from Liver
pool at "a o'clock the morning of Wednesday, 10th
inst for Philadelphia.
The steamer Alps sailed from Havre for New York
at O'Clock in the afternoon on Tuesday, 18th inst.
The steamship Washington sailed from Sou.hamp-
ton TN Wednesday noon, the 10th ibst for New York
The Cunard steamer America arrived at Liverpool
at : 30 m, on Sunday, the 18th.
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out at
q. u. Wednesday, the 10th.
In the House of Coumons Lord John Russell made
his arxously looked for melton of inquiry, demanding
to be informed what course the Bri,ish Government
proposed to adopt in reference to the suggestion OF the
Congress Of Parie respecting the affairs OF Itals.
Lord Palmerston replied that it was not expedient
10 make known the intention of the Government.
Mr. Dbraeli and others spoke on the subject when
NE motion was negatived.
The Government of Honduras has prepared memo
rial to the European Powers, inviting them to guar
antee the right of transit from the Atlantic to the
Pacific.
The Duke Of Cambridge has been appointed Com
maDder. in Chief of the aImy, and Lord Pslmerston
decorated with the vacant garter.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTos MARKET.-The Brok ers' Cir
.asc, on the msie whien cary OF tho ~sst
tbed siderable esvnes but IN proyei toward the ED
sss sJS Of the ~ eek sSosnd to bates cuns
American; sPesalss.n took 300 and exporters a
were taAen speculation ard for export -
The sale. fo the week wess mostly 70. Kas Tns
fllc the authorizeo qusions New oren' rsT I'd
MdtIs 6Sled Mobile Fai, 6id Mddlins 90 psaS
M e n an n'd The quality
AZ a " as set down at lis, ,Ooc bales. .
STATE o, TRADE ~ mANcHrsrER-The adVee' from MAD
IIy,RpooL BKRABsIUFFs sMARKET.-BREADsTUFFs
.IS .Ss.es ssIs 3D. i sLoua With
faso bush higher and in good reausst CoRs in active
s.ry snS upaslsl Tue following arc
MeIsIs Richardson Speree Co Western Canal fL|UR,
as!s; Ono 81 S. asi REQ Wheat, white 1850
iiI6 " bite CoRs. 52i; yellow, So
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Messfs. hlchar1.
, Spence Co bysnd Ahya Co. and others report Beef
upcha. sed IN every r'spec' but sheI mo.e
o ward sse Of the week tuns 81 ass. TsOS 6m
aud srs, doing rather higher rates North Amer
IIyTRTooL PRopucE MARKET The Brokers CIR
eusr quoss: sad shade higher Common Ross
frm sales bbs 4d45 and 46 asked at tne Close due
Rosn 1915 ASHES in good demsnd-Po0, 55 aJ7l; Pears
SEE on IL srsTs fS rs IA Ha
reouest Al 52 aS3 PALM OLIVE OILS large business
ss D. 4 sfi Jul and aneh.nssG
small but prices hm Corr and SUGAR uncnsnged business
IosDos MARKETS -Messrs. Barlng Brothers re.
rort dull Rails quoted fS; Scotch Pig qet st
TtdT3I BREADsTUFTs iim but Transactions on a limited
scsle.
the Bsns Of sd ebs sed Its rate of interest The
in rors of Colo large but they mosty resnpoed,
Az the Blu lion In Bank had decreased on the
veek CoSsoLs had uDde change ciosne s5
EAGLES quoted at 7eI4t. 49,
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-Messrs. Bell & Co. report
firm for AIuecsn Secu tiles but ud trunssctons:
~ s. S. BoDds Stock l05 0 fenns,l S. soz8l;
M,,ylaId $780, Massachusetts &c. 100 dto2 Virgins bds,
eydi4 BoLds SEA $3.50; Alabama IS 81 alabama
stra e Mississippi Plank fod4i; mississippi ion, i5d
Is; Penis, vsnia stens 74d16 South Carolina ninss)
az : South Caona (Psmsrs 81 dSs Illinois Central K K.
7s "a a. Inols &C., 7sdo; illinois Fressnd 1883; Mich
,,n Central of CO. 9enas Michigan CenIs Of 80, 80
io;; New.York Central u. s,ag7 NewYork Cen S. saes4
PerJ syvani. Central 6rss 81 d9e Panama Boeds sids'
Erie Railroad, first mossge, ssaOo; ESe RsiIosd SsId
mortxsae $3.50; Enc Railroad Coiyertbles 82d84; Enc
R.n osd Fund, s7sss; Boston City, s2tdss; Pittsburgh
65ae7. =,
HAyRE MARKET.-The sales Of COrroS during the
week ending July 5 inclusive amounted TO $50 bass az pre-
yious srts New Orleans oydfpaire 76f Mobile TAI Stock
or hsnd Ie bales BREADsTUrFs shade l,wer FLors
for July August delivery al 45d4SL Red WHEAT sodsh
Wihe ssd9f ASHES frri COFFEE stesdy. OILS fsm and
Whale On the 75f and to ave 81 a6s 5of
Rovsoss firm, bot transactions limited NICE UNCHANGED
Ia se bur e,s and LARD rm and tending upward
pyEwooDs Gull s.d dIoopbs "HALEsosE quiet sad un
chAufed,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, M"nd'y, Jay 20, 1890.
The President nated 70 toe he Senate Joon
w. Geery, of Pennsylvania to be Governor OF Kan
eas IN the place Of Soshnon removed Mt; Geary, fof
many ye.rs Civil Engineer, was eleo'ed Coiooe' OF
the Second Pen, syvania Regiment in the Me1ctn
War. He wss appointed by Pres d. mt Polk 10 lSis'
10 proceed TO Calf rnis Postmaster of Sau Francis
CO. He wss subsequently, appointed by Geneta, ;.
San Frsncisoo under the City Charter, and was sp-
pointed by the STATE Legs atute as member OF the
Board of Commissioners for tue funded deot. lie Is
admirably fitted for the dircharge of the duties OF the
Sfice 10 wb ch the Pi csids mt has appointed him.
General Hcu-tDn bas jast completed letter TO his
corstitusrts Gehbing political POSITION ana oeciAr
iJg for Fillmore ano DOtekon.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
FRANCE.

Nothing can exceed the quiet Of the political world
at this moment Paris sad the journals only reflect
the general dullpess.
General Pelatser was expected to arrive at Mar
seilIes between the 18th and 25th inst. A banquet
will be gwen him.
The Jor nal du Pays says that in political saloons
in London there is a talk Of the abdication Of King
Otho IN favor Of Prince Adalbert Of Bavaria, who, in
that case would 60 through all the religious formal-
ties necessary to the accomplishment of such an event.
Letters from Athens also speak of the rumor, but
they add that the Queen Of Greece strongly opposed
10 her husbands design.
We give these reports with all reserve.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CoTToS-The market was dull, but prices had an
dergone DO change The sales Of the three days
amounted to only 10000 bales, Of which speculaton
aid exporters took 900. TIE market closed steady
but With q very limited demand
BRIADsrurrs, generally, were Srp, and n some
csses slightly higher. Whes, had advanced ed per
busbel Flour was firm, ard the better grades had
improved triRe, but in eIior were unchanged. Corn
frn. especial, White, which was scarce and selling
at aoI I6s S2Ii Yellow snd Mixed at 2sIea3of.
PRovIsIoss-Pork was firm and tending upward;
but Other articles we're unchanged in every respect
CossoLs closed a. e5a 95i
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

count for the comparatively small sasjssity Iovs
will give the Republican csuse In August tAink
that rsjority win be much larger. pevNr,hsl.ss
than tbst che gave to Gov. Grimes two yesrs socs.
Fut ip November, when the State wiii have baee
thoroughly csnvassed when tie people Of tAe
country ss well as Of the town arc Il isissre, and
when all are thoroughly aroused to the Importance
II the work before them, Iows, 20 long wooded 70
leo Focoifu,, will speak for FREE TEsRrroRY
"Dd FREMONT, with voice Of thunder. You cen
set her down for ~, 600 majority at least. G.P.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHING TON.
From Our Special Correspondent

COTetponOeob
WASHINGTON, Monday, July %, 1855.
The House has done very good business to-day
for Free Kansas. An attempt TO suspend she rdles
and force through the Sen4te's bll with Mr. Ddnn's
amendment restoring the Missouri COmpeouise,
did not pass, aIth ugh thirty Free State men voted
for IT. The Border Ruiisus voted for iC, too. Toe
House refused to suspend by a vote of 103 to 70
The pIsssge OF the btu would have given toe Senate
The power to annoy the House for the remainder
of the session without ascompl shing anything for
Kansas by either branch of Coz gress.
In Comuit,ee Of the Whole Mr.. Sherman Of
fered sn ther amendment to the Army Appropria-
tion bill, providing for disar niog the Terri .orial
Miii,s, the retention Of the troops in the Territory
with power to repel invasion, suppress iosurrectios
and 10 disarm sll bodies of lawless men, aud sus-
pencing the Legislature and laws of Kaosas uutil
Copg,ess shall have taken action in relation there
10. After sharp debate between Messrs. Sher-
mnn Stanton, G ddipgs and Grow in support Of the
amendment, and Messrs. Stephens, Smith, David
con and Warner against it, it was adopted by .
vote Of 81 to AZ.
Mr. Ball Of 0oio, offered valuable amendment
TO the same bill, which was not uoderstood by the
House and was lost, declaring that on aud after
November next the supervision of the public
buildr &c shall be u1 der the control of the Secre
tary Of the Interior instead Of the Secretary of
War, std after that time that no persOa holding q
military commission .hall be employed to have
charge of sp, rt'on of the public buildings
The Hcuse refused to devote day to tho busi
.ress Of ths Dstr CT
Tomarrow will be further devoted to the Appro-
pristior bills. The Admin stration men are in
high fever to think that the appropriations are
made to carry Free Kansas.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
RUSSIA.

Tie following dip'ousstic 44nrments are rumored
40 certsin: "A. Kicba n TO Paris, ChrepIowitch to
Lopdor, and Boat. nieff 10 Constantinope.
The Empt ror Nicholas is reported to have len me-
mor of bis reign, 10 he published five yesrs hence.
The crops in Seuthein Russis looked well.
ESslirh .tesmers keep up communication between
Cop,tsItipople sDd Odessa.
tt. Grand Duke Mcts+l IL betrothed sethe young
est eir,.r OF the Regent Of BsCen.
The coronation Of the Gar is oicslly fzed for the
3lst Of August.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
Passengers.

Mrs Mabby and servant Mr. James Dow and a6y DR. Bur
isSy aud Two SOUS Miss Davenport Mr. Warren and Lady M.s
Claik Mi. Curtis Misses Lewis John Very and aiy mr.
Patterson Jefferson and sdy Mrs Jeliesons nurse Miss Kim
m,r Misses Perry Mrs Mary Tacnton siiss Z. Iasr M
want Mis- MOys DI grr.sss and servant Prot fSsf S9s.
s s. Lewis, Francis Pane. +. Kaye, O. A. Biowa yoha
Culdwt Dwight Evans Savage JAG aae, dcheoek W. w.
4 nxart DefaomCiIe. Johnson Means, J. ID. PGhef
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

pyx.,x.a,Y FscApE-TAe Roehesfer u. NJ
y,.as ,.,;n.sa remarkable eecspe on the Ceats0
Rsima ad, pesr Lcckgo ,ms y 10y. :ss :ss ,s,1.: q .
hni stt son asb,, ave ;eet by sc,usl measureuese. I.
sad be Gs. saw the child ntbe sR eoas
Isln Ine ,t fr m the ground s1d suppoeed sss 9
anc' Tfe ush Of 6nt tinsers.be, the chus ess hee'S
recovered. -.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House Va ed By vote of III against 40, the
b epErop'sirg s2o0 600 for continuing the improve
River rr
mr.. UCNN moved to take up the Senates bill pro-
vcn tci the sdms' ion Of Kansas into toe Union his
Iptti tioo being TO offer subs ute reorga oizing the
Territory; restoring the Missouri Compromise and dis
sniEsibg inoictmehts fof treason etc.
The miajon L.gatiy 90 by A vote of Ina s,airs,
-7e--bo' t~ othifds. ~ Ne"'"''
Mr. DENVER, from the Select Committee. moved
srtpei sion Of the rules n order to eaable MIN Ia
make report on the Pacific Railroad bill.
Motion n.gstved by ~ a. .sus 81.
The Stnstes resolution appropriatine 90 900 for
modification Of the an OF tee CustomHouse at ElIs-
wCltb, msiIe, was passed.
The House then welt into Committee of the Whole
- .be Army Apnropriatio. bill
Mr. SHERMAN offered sn amendment that no p.rt
of the ita'y force OF the United States shall ne IN
poyed to aid in the eDforc. Of the alleged law. of
The ,sative Ass mby convened at Shawnee Misson
Until Coogrss declares whether those laws we're passed
by the L. gisstur- chosen n conformity with the orgauc
Law; and, until Congress declar.s, thst 1t shall
be the cuty Of the President to the military forces
to piessrve peace suppress iftu recon, repel ina
son end protect the persoos and property ot the ci
zfrs OF The T,nituy, on the highways OF M,'s pun
END shevbere, agAnst unlawful search and seizure;
aud thsttbe Pr sdeht disarm .he present militia, re-
eau oil United States arms, az preyeat srned msa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
INDIA,

Bombay dates are to Juoe los The monsoon had
CONN reed, ard rain was abundant.
cert loan
Another insurrecton Of Santals from famine is ap'
prebebd'd.
The insurrectonary movements in Northern Madrss
are suppressed.
.CboI.rs rsged at Psttua.
The export of cotton is active
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, MOLdsy, j

WASHINGTON. MOLdav, July %, 1856.
Tbs Hou,e agreed TO bold evening sessions d.
ring this week. Mr.. DowdelI, of Alabsm. In
Committee of the Whole, this evening ackoow-
LEGGED ,bat Mr. FILLMORE was lietle n.tiona, but
thought it csme with bad grace after fsuDing tbs
Hsu,e Of Ao, leionism for ten years. Nc Whitney,
ofNew York, is now addressing fifteen members
sDo the pages, upon Know Nothinsi'm in general
AID tie Iumsculate Concrp i'm IN particular, Mr.
Haven of New. York in the Chair. Herbert made
his sppesrsnce at the CAPITOL to-day bot did not
zee hun IN his seat a.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

6eqvent, and even The army Is dkcontented A7stris
borxn Hall says, If not attended 70. specis embas-
tsror III be rent to demand categoric 1. guaranty.
Austria lie supposed to be acting by the insgation Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
LEY THE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, n s., July 20, 1856.
The i. n. steamship Arabia, Capt Stone, from
Liverpool on Saturday morning, 10Th INST arrived at
THE port at about o'clock this afernocn. but owing
to heavy storm i, w.s impossible 10 trans nit her
Itws over tie wires uptl late hour this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
THE CRIMEA

TIE Crimes vas entirely evacuated, except that the
ellie stps were csnyiDg away hewn stone and iron
from Sessztopol
Gen. Lpoers had Issued orders to respect the graves
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
TTypKYy

The Hofpodars OF Mo'dsv q and Walschis are def.
iritely removed; snt rP aces by Lieut.. Prince Ghka
Wssh Lieutenant Of Mol isyis
Marshal Pelifsier ad latded st Constantinopls.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
CHINA.

Horg Kong papers f May 90, report the Chinese
again at Bosan and the insurgents held most Of the
ci,ier. On the whole, affair were not improved.
Freiehts at Hong Kong TO the Uoited States SIG
for T.s and $50 for Silks. At Canton, May 8, slf
rouia sll was asked.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
SPAIN.

A Ministerial crisis has occurred in Spain, and
Espsrtero hes tenderd his resignation.
1, is reported that the difficulty with Mexico was
settled and that the feet sent there would return to
Havana.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

She brings Iea passengers for coston, among whou
gre &. s. Lewis, Paran Stevens Of tie Revere House
and Mas Davenport, the sctress.
The screw steamer Rtns. Of the Curaro line, who'll
wss advertised to sa for Boston on the I7th inst hs'
been Withdrawn.
The scrcw cleaners Anglo Saxon and CANADIAN
from Que bee. arrived at Liverpool on the nth.
The Arabia has $500 specie for Boston
July 20, at a m Of Baby Cottors, psssed royal
II all steamer Aia
July o. lat. - 36, N. long 5e SO, exchanged signals
with ship Alexander Johnston.
The Arabia sailed from Halifax for Boston, at
O'clock p. m weather clear, with light southehy
wind, and will be due at Boston at an early hour on
Wednesday morning.
Tn, Liverpool papers state that the difficulties
which baye for time surrounded the relstons be
tween Greet Britain and the United States in a
fair way adjust merit; and it is understood that great
assistance has been rendered by William Brown,
n. p in the discussions between Mr.. Dallas and l. rd
Palnerstop, which, it is confidently believed, will
prevent rupture between the two countries.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
AUSTRIA.

TIE Emperor has granted an extensive e"hee'' on
The birtL OF bis secouo daughser .,;. Co,,-
The English Peninsula sno Orentai t,eamsu'P I'm
pany have nut on a weekly steamer to lorsis' In op
ux ,.tion 10 the Austrian Lhydr.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
GREECE

TIE RspsisB Government has sent The dsbanGed SOL
ders Of the Greek l. e'on back to Greece, but the
Greek Government refusss TO receive tbom, and calls
upon the Bsitish Government for assistance to refuse
them.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29

Trade was very active at OF. Petersburg and Riga.
The railway concessions we're still in allegiance.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
GOV. GARDENERS Lrl,Lk OF ACCEPTANCE

bOsTON, mou oy'o ~ -
Gov. Gardners letter Of acceptance OF IRE rsn9n,.a
ton by the American patty will appear IN ahe zee To-
morrow morning. He sdaeres to th, spnugns,o m ns,o
platform III reserv.dy and believes thai ootn eae
IDEAS of the Springfield platform would be rec'gaz.a
IN III. Admpist alton of Col Fremont, and tht both
w.uld be nfe1iby opposed by that of M, BachshsG'
aud the contest being in the judgment Ct Goy. a,o
per, "so.ly between those two &c entlemen snan
Convention that if elected his official action Tor tne
"paft two year shall be faithful infeh oi tue i1'
"ture." u:.. a. =
Gov Gardners letter is calculated to concuste Inc tae
friends Of Col Fremont ab6 there is no dono, pa
that the entire Fremont vote of the State wiz oe
tLIoTn 10 favor of ihe reelection Of Gov Gardner
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
AI'G1R ALA

Melbourne dstes are to April 25. The political news
WIS unInp. rtart Trace more active Gold had de-
clined to i6s The mails had been landed in Melbourne
by the ship Royal Charter in SO days from Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
Il EGYPT.

, The Goys,I ment has reduced the charge for The
,ran,t Of Australian gold VIA Egypt to kper cent on
the value. ~
Arabia and the Holy Cities continue disturbed:
The last Scherf sent fvm Constantinople was refused
reception.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
ITALY.

The Sandman Government demands q credit of a
million TO erect Notifications The demand is urgent.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
HOLLAND.

The King has appointed %n,ns Es,tsu sg com com
n'.rce the Isthmus Of Suez cADsi, &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
GERMANY

The ZoIeveren hsv ,G.cted their oolect 70 ss.a'
r.h tmstom Ht us. at Bremen, and will levy Quite
M n bonded warehouses there. Most OF %
Goods emuegled into the ZOleverein came thf0ug
Bremen.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
TIE DISASTER TO THE EMPIRE STATE.
FALL RvER, Monday, July 2s.

Two more of the injured have died since yesterday
morning. eleven deaths thus far Ofthe eleven Others
who were injured it tb. ught our only will recover
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
DENMARK

Some disturbances have occuned IN xoPennse.A ms.
ed the of. ndep.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
APPROACHING DEMOCRATIC CONVENt tiON
WYsI CHEs1ER. Pa. Moncay, JAY e 1880.

A ulit 4. the De- ocrstic Convention which 70
ss.auRa La,. ,omonow seems at present inevitable.
There are rumors sfoat that special nstruo0ns have
be- en- given from headqusers not to dofse hcs
but bis friends eIe active in his deiense' anu ooto
parties threaten 10 withdraw.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
AUSTRIA,
RUSSIA.

daughter has been born to the Empress Of Austria
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
ITALY

Espres letters coy that ihs signs Of revolt are ~ore
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
THE SOUTHERN MAIL-THE WEAIaEH, M a. &c O.

BALrIMORE, mUnudyi JuIy 80 h0Oo'
The Southern mad of Tuesday last Is received nom
oil points. ,.,,.o,h;. sear,oo, g,
about an tour. Ii i. still clo1dy. M az.
PaIIaprLpaIA, Monday July es 1856.
There were indications Of al approsThng storh here
tti9 sfternoon. hut Il bss apparettlJ blown away:
VII '''' W,nRIsRrpoH, Monday jay 90, lass.
II comms,ced raining hege ibis evening and stiu
cel.iIues.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-29
XXXIVTH CON G. 4 Els 5
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, July 25, 1856.
The bill TO smslo the Diplomatic and Consular sys'
tam wss taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. PUGH, a resolution was adopted
the PIesioeLt ~ inform the Senate whether
a spll,cstion bao been made TO him by the vernon
of California to maintain the laws and peace OF that
State aganst the usurped authority of the Viga'ce
Comm ttee Of Sau Francisco, aud ase to communcae
wsmever inforpe'ion ne may have respecting the
Vigilance Committee.
Er CLAYTON presented the petition of Mr.. Van
eerbir, pis,b for the parsaee OF Law authorizing
the to contract with him for car
rirg the msh In steamers from New-York to South
amp;DD. - "
Hr. CLAYTON also introduced bill which was re-
sered po.ng monthly trips for ten yeas at com.
PEN at OF sl6 $50 the round tnp, the Government
having the pow.r to increase the ssme to SEM monthly
service by ri wing sufficient notice aud to appropriate
to s use aty or al OF the steamships at price TO be
agreed upon by the Secretary Of the Navy and Mr..
Vanderbilt and in Of disagreement their price to
be ctierm,neo by vsluation.
The bills making appropriations for the construction
OF barbon al the mouths Of Grand River and Beach
Lake, Michigan, were pss I'd Adjourned.