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New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

ARRFsr OF FUGITyE.-Rudolph Witzenburgh
German Yesterday arrested at No - Worth street ss
fugitive Lodi Bergen County, y j. where, alleged
he stands the commission Of three grand arcenies
In November 1854 he arrested in the neighbohood OF Lodi
but conducted prison he broke loose from the
oil Ger and fled to woods thus escaped Nothing
seer OF him authorizes until Yesterday when b. was
lie taken before Justice cish
locked him preparatory TO being sent TO NewJersy for
triAl.
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miscellaneous.

DRUSHES, of every description, at the Brush
I'D Fscory No ISL Pesrst, FrayOin square All articles
sot lowest Factory prices Pcia Brushes Of asnperor
lice -crs,.n,lv or hand JOHN X HOPPEI.
DIlIIARD TABLES.-We offer for sale
L sferdd stock with Slate sud Marble Beds Private.
iou.rs furnished secoad lsli Tables FOR sale cheap.
'0'' GRlFFITH & DECKER, No. o. Amnesty
RAIL NODDED quIntals BRAZIL
I'D WOOD. On bond AId duty rAiil Tor sae by
sPOFFONn. TlLtSrON o.. No. y Broaiway.
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BEIIs.-kENEElN's oelebratsd Church. Fac
IAlrrrti sanient

tory Steamboat Locomotive, SAco Plantation al4 Other
RstL ban3 and for sac ey FAIRBANKs Co ~
taesr ScAs " AIsRs0u. No. lSs BroSGNsy.
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CoRPoRATIoNs VIsGT 70 BARRES ISLAND, yorai
,.rber Of the Common Cou.ci ard other ohc a ~,n a
ruter OF yited guests visited T.eu ls.a- % AZ
invi'su Of l. Core Co., III contractors iJr Iene
oes ou the streets The company liz acres
f he and since the 18th Fhrary last when the coa-
tsc, was awarded 10 them have but factory and other
.s., Idss for c.uvertlg tAr of horses t1
ICus u.efu purposes A3ock has a'o been bt al3 t i
i about benz col structed from the what 20 the ilc'
tcry Other improvements ia progress a,d " be cie
ted dur III. Sumuer BY the OF the contract " IN me
kc and convey them the lslsrd 10 heI oFl b3as ALL a.
er own cost The city merely giving them the privilege VITA
, nrfr1 sny exreuse Since they commenced oTeatos :
tlev have Transported be carcsses O ~ hotss p'f ~
hicb came from the City Of New York These have nearly a.
h.e tined out and converted n'o tlf's-
Ptussian blue Of potash, pOu ett- A. TIE au-
ties expressed Their unqualified approba OF te
and toward evening returned home via F.at,ucs.
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IAdvertisementl

AMBROTYPES - Single and Double Glass, a
BRApY's No. $50 Broadway. rare novelty in art.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
The PHoroGRArmC PORTRAITS made b
Acknowledgement !

BRADY No $50 Broadway will repay the eNsmiuaton of
sons wishing correct perfect eneses Life sizes made al
a sin gle sitting
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

ALEXIS ST. MNRTIN, noted in the annals of medical
science az the soldier who accidentally shot himself at
Mackinaw in 1916 in such manner TO lay open his
side and expose the entire process of digestion to de-
hberate and unimpeded scrutiny-upoa which Or.
Beaumont made valuable though too brief series Of
obscrvations-s now in this city in company with Dr..
Bunting of Montreal, who has brought him hither in
the interest Of physiology. They stop at Frenchs
Hotel. St. Martin has resided for many years past in
his native village, near Montreal.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

Gen. Tom Thumb is holding leyees every afternoon
and evening at Academy Hall, No, Cos Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

IMMATURE .LMANac......THIs DAY
Sers.........o:t9 hooNfset.''
This DAY
ssn5v Eook S:2i GOV Is aDd .l0:s5 l'Vo
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

ARRIVAL or Mr.. BCcHASAS.--The steamship
Araeo Yesterday brought home the &or. James
buchanan after three years residence IN Lpnd"h a'
the United States Minister at the Court OF 81 James
IN anticipation Of his arrival both branches OF the
Common Coun il appointed Committee to receive
and cordially welcome him. The Committee went on
Lod Of the steamer az she reached her dock,
and Aid Ely the Chairman, in few words, coz
graduated him in behalf Of the people Of New York.
ppon his safe return to his native country ana ten
dered him the hosptalties Of the city. Mr. buchanan
Yepled a. briefly. He said that he was conscious OF
having endeayoured 10 do his duty 10 his country
while abroad and now he returned home happy q see
ls countrymen and his native land again 1hen
Dir. Buchanan, esco,tcd by the Comnittee, ana
shoer.d by the crowd proceeded to the Everett House
where apartments had been provided for him "a the
ruest OF the city Mayor Wood, Senators Shdell aud
THOMPSON and Mr.. Sickles waited upon him during
thc day. public dinner was proposed TO the TX
Minister but he positively declined to accept any such
honor. The Committee have appointed to day, be
tween the hours Of 70 and ., for hun 20 receive the
visits of bis friends in the Governors r)om Cty Han
Mayor Wood will there present him with the comPl-
p.ntary resolutions Of the Common COunch. Mr..
Buchanan will leave for home on Friday. To-day he
dimes with the Mayor, and in the evening Dodworth
Band will give him sercnade. lie appears TO be IN
robust health but is much fatigued after the voyage
In Philadelphia he will be honored with public ova-
ton but he hopes to be home in Lancaster by Saiu-
day night.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

MosrNrVr TO DR. SHEw.-An association has been
formed in this City by several of the friends OF dfo'
pa,hy for the purpose Of erecting monument IN
Greenwood Cemetery to the memory OF the late Dr
Shew. II is proposed to raise the sum OF ,OOO to be
placed in the hands of executive committee, who
shall be authorized to decide upon the plan of the
work and superintend It's construction The treasurer
of the association is Mr.. S. r. Wells, OF the firm of
Fowler and Wells to whom donations may be for
HGTded.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

DISEASES OF THE THROAT SD LUNGS.-Dr.
RoFEkT HyNTEE devs rs his stfeH1oa cxcs,sy ~ the
diseases @, she xAIosi And Lss kosileses sa oes
NJ 50 BgSaassy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

RteAPrVRT or McALFW.-,Iohn ". McAlpiu ne
Gently arrested for Abandoning his wife aRd family but
liberated On condition Of his providing properly for
them ti the iatare, which be subsequently, refused
do, was yesterday reSrTestsa on ths, complaint and
also on one ter beating his wife in cruel manner lie
was coolticd 20 PRISON TO answer Loth changes Wa;
abandonment an9 assault aud battery. lie was one Of
The witnesses in ,he Nicaragua ehibSser case tried
On Saturday in tAe United States Court, GDds,hoa
swo-e TO being having been 0ihosE ~ the Batsh
army, which has ss.fe says never the case. Ec
was, however for some time privSie IL thSi ermy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

PloKrOcKErs- ickpockets swarm about the Cr-
r IN Co,r, sfreet Las fieh a stranger relieved Of
watch fr which he pad lsoa few days ce Tne hei
Of
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Advertisement
We invite the stteStlon of dsslers and Other

s~k Il CsNpSIIEKs and GAs SEs q new,
orSlAl snd bSsut;fai 3rSEas II oSy ANIsscrCRE
AiTcssIN. bNiAEY Co. Ne "a Brv~3~sy.
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professional Notices.

UNITED STATES PASSPORTS BY J. B.
I NONES Notary sd Commissioner ior every STATE, No.
I Warren e. Naurazed c,z must produce certificates.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
Duiloing Alaterials.

ENCAUSTIC TlLES-For Vesubules, HAl~,
4 Ess-'hs Drnue rooms Cnnservu'orie- Nc. GAfNkB0
CHIMNEY I-rOPS RAIN PIPES. Nc ror sale by
MILLER 4 COATES. No. ~ Pear a., " z.
nOOFS-ROOFS- cheapest and
IL be article for GOVERN roofs 8 Ar ROOFING PAPER
vLrl We zee ca SANITY ou hand and viii cell large or
small Quantities % sui' rr-calsera
JAS. i. DFRRlCkSON Co, No 6 Beekmanst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

ALLEGED ROnBERY.-Two men named Thomas
Ts o Edward Brown arrested "Wednesday aitc1
neon hv officer webb Of the Reserve Corps charged With steal
iI Si John l. Ross Of No 1876 Chambers street Ross,
appears induced Tuesday afternoon 10 enter tas
hor 81 West Broadway where he met gih named Eza
Brown hon he exhibited his tuuds Soon after this the e
went ont bat soon returned three four
whom TAYLOR and Brown. The whole party soon bee anne
very friendly with Ross he treated them several times
qb ade them in more shcctionate they commenced
hug ag him and fcers his pockets Thinning he hal ta @
ao thieves Ross treated them aud then started
oil but was followed hy Brown aud Taylor The party
rescI,d ard there Ross for the o get
an, The st followed him aud into The stas'
their hu esng until Of them
op of his MOI ey AID then .topped the and
and Gsap cared Ross informed the police OF his loss and
the wo men and locked by Justice Welsh for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
runprnrY nRnoKLYN.
scnooL ExANlxArIoy-School No. %. IN Thry

seventh stIcef Second examined YESTERDAY
The buildg been in OIy about AID II one o
the pest in the city, The Primary Department bad az attend
srce Of pupils and passed good examination.
r.ce rfdeclaston particularly good The department
Will rrobabv Attendance Of 1000 scholars during ms
Sunmer accommodation excellent for that number
The teachers m the department Mrs Kate y Psme
Misses Julia CLARK Marv Tahert Emily y. Ewell, Caro-
lire A. Mos Caroline F. Eiwe Sarah Ryao aud LacFeta
Felter.
This department good m oil the branches examined ns
If re and compositions remarkably good Trzes
were gwen drawing read and writing and certih a,es Of
good dstt ted The techers
ar. Misses FraIces T. Gutch Laura /. Leal, susan r.
Sloan and Emma Fitch.
The Boys Department numbered 2o pupils number Of
epdrswug were on exhibition here well IN the Female
Department There regular exercise IN maPdTl"ns n
both departments. The examination of the Boys was very
Arithmetic and Algebra The drill and order
were excellent The singing sngua1iy good the voices 81
the bows sofeued by beautiful singing Of the female
teachers The teachers here William II Nood. samuel VI
Perkins George II. Moore aud Misses NJ Josephine Rogers
kate A Fchert, Sarah A. AchesOu, and Juis st. John
The Coored School al No l5j Mulberry street viii be exam
uod to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

CorNrrRrfr BASK NoTES.-Mr. Georgc Peyto0,
broker Of this City has issued treatise on the means
of detecting counterfeit altered aud spurious bank
notes IL presents many useful suggestions to persons
not accustomed to handle pspcr money, and is uus-
tratcd by several huc specimens Of engraving
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
(Aayeru.cment' !

ItafVftlsctle1f
NEW DECORATIONS AND PAPER HAN6INGS for
lSsS-PEArr HtSDESBExSs, Ne $50 Broadway are pre-
pard exhibit and best Of Pl AZ
OKcOEArVE PAFsK E,SSNSS SSSrS5 tais eoSnry.
kaas bet ARTICLES voEkneI eHa7oySA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

SALE or LEASE OF FERRI AND OTHER PUBLIc
pEoFERTr.-Mr. James NJ. Miller, ADctiOneer, sold
yesterday at the Ci,y Hall ten years lease dating
fpm the lst OF May, of the CourtlaDA Snes> and
J,rcy City Ferry. i, wss bid Of e, $500 per sa-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
EOR SALE-20O Bbls DAMAGED FLOUR IT
Il lots 20 suit purchasers Apply % .

OFFICE Oh rHE LoNG DOCK CosP.sY,
JEssEY CRY, AprA IS, 1854
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.-Se Sealed pro-
~ po.s. viii be received this oce ga the 5th day o.
NAV pronnno 10 0clock for GRADING Two miles o
RAILROAD; including Double Trek Tunnel shout ~"
m Tunnel /. located in Hulson City shout mile from
the Hudson River az through Ridge Of Trap hOk snO1
e. Bergen Hiil" ,r
The wLos work be completed before the sf' day o.
November lG57 49,. -
sutr fcafors Plans Profes Sections. kc of n, Tofe
rs hs the once u the Sew-i orr ab
Ere Railroad Colray Ere llce Wes; street cry 81 ceN
HOMER hAM5DElslst rfcra'efil l. - -
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4 81, are in a leading and ongestablishcd daily and
wteklt Newspaper Establishment in neighbonng
city ssor sale to a capable Printer or Business man
who 9able TO pay for it. Address ii. Greeley, New
York.
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WILSON'S ORIGINAL DIN9rIIoN Cst'FEE.

TIE Fer uiue Is sd wholesale Ay EsSNss Pax. bseESN,
NLAkA Co, S2S SoWTEFLIN SSNs sut e. reSA y Drag
ssis sensiay Manufactured ~ Ma - sd = 49, iltl
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

Fssrx COUNTY CoURrs.-The April Term OF the
Essex County Courts oreued Tuesday morning. Judge
HAues pesidug assisted JUDGES Pes0a hkpatrck AID
MeChesuey The persons summoned as Grand jurors az
reared and sworn ard Judge HAiIes delivered charge
~ sr, length the evils OF which
tbey should take especial oognzsnce. Among the various
,ouces Of cme the Judge remarked next TO the sale OF IN
uos prolific our LessalTe provided 70: tue
Of lotteries making msi 70 estaosn
otterv or 10 sell tickets but IL sill by
smother evsied The Grand Inquest should inquire diligently
into the matter present all Of son u the statutes
m such ae made provided The Judge also Gale sea
ou 10 the book sales ana m concerts OF late 50 extensively
carried On hh he Genou sd speclOus attempts 20 evade the
law s,Airs lotteries. The iuhusDce Of these consents &c
uron he community MI emily deeieTous, earcng yoag
nst L. 10 embark IeIous of chGuce causing them
10 wse their money and inducing them II many ease' 10 resort
~ err eou means 10 procure the vEeevi-hA 70
ve're The Crsnd jury directed, IL esfles terms 70
inquire Csey iEtO this subject
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

FIRE -Yest rdav morning FIRE was discoverc / in
sll f-,ne house il Skllmau street PAX syeuue,
OWED y Jsres Lyucb Damssc 80 The Gre Is suq?sed
10 have b ea the work Of a. iuceiciaIy.
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Tux ROwDY SHOOTING AFFRAY is THE BoWERY,
rr1wsFN PAT ASp joins MATTHEWS ASD CoUNCu
MAN RrRmGAS.-The report that Pat Matthew no
torouS for his participation in and conviction OF being
concerned in the Tammany Hall not some years ago,
was shot by Councilman Kerrgan at No. 81 BoNery,
on Tuesday night, is mistake, it being his brother,
John Matthews. The latter, who came SO near losing
his life by the discharge of Kerrgans pistol, received
the bullet in tender portion of his person. and posi-
bly, may never recover from the effects of the injuries
lie is now in the New-York Hospital for surgical
treatment.
At the time of the firing in the porterhouse both
the brothers Matthews armed with knives and pistols,
were upon Kerrigan, and apparently intent upon TAX
ING his hfe in defense Of which only, kegan alleges,
he discharged his pistol. After firing once at John
and wounding him. Kerrigan turned his pistol and dis
charged two barrels at Pat who was assaulting him
from the rear but neither shot took effect man
named Bennett; then wrenched the pistol from the
turned fhbuster, and Policeman Gaughan Of the
Sixth Ward coming up, arrested kerrigsn, thus end
iDg the difficulty for the present. Matthews swears
that he will be revenged upon Kerrgan other than in
legal way; Consequently he declines making a com
plan, against rim. Kerigan will therefore be dis
charged from custody.
The difficulty originated with the Matthewses one
Of whom accosted Kerigan while he was conversiug
with friend and dared him 10 fight keryigan de-
sEned the honor, whereuPon Matthews spit in his face
twice 10 provoke quarrel, telling KerriSan al the
same time that he dare not meet him and exchange
shots st ten PAGES. This proposition to Ke
rgans liking and he accepted forthwith. Proceed
ing to his rso, up stars. he procured and returned
with his pistol desired Matthews to take his position
but instead Of doing keugan states that he skuke
away behind the door in oowArdly manner to avoid
the sticking point kerrigsn was then leaving the
premises when he xss set upon by the swo, and con-
sderng his life to be in danger, fred hs pistol which
aimed st John Matthew's breast but the latter
seizing the barrel, jerked down and thu. probably
saved himself from instant death There Is a deep
feeling oi animosity, uostly of political nature ex-
stng between these thpoe sighting and small poll
to'ans, and there is danger Of another snlar out
break seps are bot taken by the authorities TO pre-
vent x.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

Com. Bcrrian late of the Brazil squadron, arrived
here yesterday from Rio.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24
NEU-.JERSEY ITEMS.

4 CorNrY WoRKHoUsF.-1he Hudson County
Boed Of Chosen FreehodeIs have for time been
ce,otr attention the subject Of erecting County rz-
ho.e III which couycfs could be employed 90 labor lsiead OF
ucrlLirr present lu the Oou1ty jan l
iffee Of Board haze aceraued that or Btkwe' l %
the labor Of conycs werth hy cents Pr day a. aocr- 10
getting out stone. and from twenty 70 M y-ive cents per dy
wo hy N raci different trades Ile expense Tor 50isl
g con on Blsckwells Island j. ninety week
with three meals per day while in the Hudson County jan 10
coss II Ter week for two meals j. resarded = e1oe'
diett 20 establish orsholse that couvi-ts may uo
iheir hoard but fines ard costs OF IoI some
nrosei upon them To cary this AN tie purchase % te
ooIiouse Farm situated n the Town o SEGA cus o ne
hank of ackelssok Rer Il forms pJF-
fiol Of tie tract land Snake fii sGd conals
hundred az seventy acres Of which are A-
yate5 tc.ides the meadow IL also contains an neNba
r Of stone adapted building purposes and for Russ or
Belssn pAyemeuts IL is owned jointly BY the 6iy oi no
hoke CIV IF Hudson 6ud Townships Of North BERGEN aud
South Ber,eD /; wall be sold for this VuT9oe for The
un Of has been offered for i ty ndivaus Tue pau
tes CT The cities ard townships could also then be take are o.
The im edimet the project the opinion o the south
Bereer Town Committee that they had power to sell with
cut the Authority Of the popular vote.
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Di.asfer~. Ac.

Il. 4.p MsurA. Dsr. fof New Orleans, Is e. 'a'-': q
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

CLAIRVOYANCE.-Tw celebrated Medical
" and Business Clairvovsu and the best remedies Tor d-
eases a. No - Dearcey be- Cannon and Lews-
,ts DR. BROWNS MEDICINES euIe DroP.y Dyspspsa,
Rheumatism Prolspsus Jtsn all Kidney Liver,
Lnrg B l.ious. Neryoas. aaA I ale CoupIsIns
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

i FORWARDISG MERCHANTS, AID OESERAL
AGENTS NJ CITY Budilss euuance either on CONNER,
cs or Level Sr LOUIS so Agents for New England
EE grant AID Company Of Boston New lork Emigfan Ad
Co NEWTON roIeka Association Of Kansas Ierrio'y'
Lawrence Association Il Kansas fernory Osavafone Asi'
citation Of Ksnsas Territory OeaEoa company Of Kansas
Territory Vegetarian Company Of kalsss Territory Hampton
COLONY OF Kansas tory Lezyeuoh City Company ot
kausa Territory Ma haitian Settlement Company Of kaiAs
Terrtoy settlement Co Of kan-as Territory Aso'
General Ticket Ageus ~ the Missouri River Steamers
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-24

iAdvertiseneatl
BEADS
- EvsRY pEscEiPrIoG
tor sale hy
n. 2. = D w
NJ ise feSsl-st New Ycrk.
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The SToRY.-A frame house in course oi compile
ti, In Madison street near Tomg Aims avenue rh MI.
w.s totally demolished by the storm Of Monday night Ibe
Ss,,e.. about -
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az - Corsrg CorTr.-This body met 9

rr Sry CorsTT CouRr.-This body met on
+.-,,v al the Justices present except a. S.
T.rorea A vote was had for presiding jus
- - ,bieh resulted a. follows: For a. P.
w W. 10 S. Duty c; L. stconrod, 4; Col.
va, Mr.. steeurod moved that the num-
w., ia.t;.es eoustisating the County Court
- evc5 i three instead of five, thereby saving
-. ropoty tgo.ffu,s Of The cost for pay ofmag-
i.,rst,s This motion, we arc sorry to say, was
rs, II seems that our taxes are not high
' 40, now but that We must pay SO per day
,Ia,ipy Court days for magistrates. The vote
VOC tskea on the motion, as follows: "For
,b,ee Nessrs Frazier, Martin, spsisg, Good
mo VcNaagllton. steenrod, Woods. Martin, !.
wilson Iambdin, Jeffers, Hamilton and Knox
-ls Against three Messrs. Robertson,
,n,ss Curtis, Morgan, Boggs .Fnris, Wilson,
W,r.Ti Allison, Vance, McCurdy, Fichncr,
rr,,, Cots Mcconnell, 0sburu, Tharp and
voatssusry-Is. Tie taxpayers will regret
Ms vote. az i; will cost them over $500 per
,,hum. DID. C. Hupp was elected physician
the Jail for one year. The magistrates were
lea Classified Tor the term Of Office, four and
ne presiding justice for each term. We have
.,lsp.Ce to give this. Messrs Hallowell, McCur-
Il. Osbarn and Duty for the presentterm.
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ARRTyAL OF WIS EMEy

NEW YoRE, Aug. THE Ernen has arrived
She left Hayrc ON the 22d, p. IN, and brings no
later intelligence Of the instruction in Spain.
Nayoaese left Paris for Bayonne,
1t is supposed EsparterO is under arrest by
0donncll.
AdviceS from Florence mention negotiation
between the governments of Rome, Naples,
Florence, and Modena, purpose forming fede-
eracy under the pat ollagCuf Austria
London, ~, a. m.-Consois for money % 5-S.
Account Stars.
Tho London times intimates that Mr.. Dallas,
proposition for the settlement OF the Central
American question is likely to prove satistacto-
rs to England
Dates from London only to the 10th, and the
commercial news bat few hours later than pre-
viously received.
Parliament would probably be prorogued to
the 26tli.
Serious riots occurred at the Aldershott camp
on the nights Of the 18th and 18th between the
German troops and the 41st regiment. Two
Germans were killed. and seyeral soldiers wound
ed on both sides The immediate cause of the
outbreak was not known, but there had for some
time previous been aa alarming state of excite
ment at the camp.
IrALY-Scrious disturbances have broken out
in Cassena i'll the Papal States and also at Ma
pies, at the latter place several persons were
wounded and numerous arrests made.
A Republican conspiracy had been detected
at Tarcntun in the Two Sicilies and many ar
rests Of suspected persons had been made.
The Russian Ambassador at Rome, it is said,
has arranged all the difficulties of the Holy
Sea, touching the nominations CT Bishops for
Poland.
HAvRr, July 2,-noOn.-Cotton dull, sales
small Flour firm, upward tendency, but buy
ers holding back.
accounts from Spain state that the insurrec-
ton was eiicctualy crushed ut Madrid where
O'Donnell made preparations for the out break
by surrounding the city with $1,000 troops
0'Donnel had made such cffectual measures for
crushing the outbreak should any occur, that
after thirty hours hard fighting and 20O men
killed Mt Madrid. the citizens and National Guard
surrendered and were Immediately disarmed.-
Madrid tranquil. At Barcelona and elsewhere
outbreaks were speedily suppressed
Napoleon had ordered troops to the frontiors
Failures alluded to in previous steamers are
John Nunns, cotton broker Liverpool, Joseph
Wright q Company SPinners Stockport, Dare
IS Lane commission merchants, Manchester
Baxter & Co., and four other houses; liabilities
large, assetssnlal!.