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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

dsy detailing the condition Of kis niece II vs.:
" Dr. Rost ndsIe. care of Or. Begler, Rochester.
These facts were elected before the Corooers jury.
vbose proceedings were conducted with % mich
secrecy, 81 the Erst public announcement. vas the
arrest Of DR. BIGGER in Rochester who has been clearly
recognized CDR. Rosendale, the uncle" OF the
deceased Bieeler IL now in jail. where he will be kept
until brought to trial the charge of murder or man
slaughter.
There can be but little doubt that Biegler committed
The crime Of which be Is charged to up his crul
mi int rcoure with the young woman. It's fatal result
has defeated his Infamous purpose.
II not known whether the story Of the deceased be-
ing the wife Of man in Ceifornis Is true or no. She
repre- scented beref a. having come from Rochester,
but DO family Of that name known IN Rochester. II
IL surmsed that the name OF Rossndale sa assumed
md that Beeer cent her 10 Buffalo that he mi GIT with
greater impunity pursue his criminal connection with
bis victim.
DR.. BIGGER came from Albany to Rochester some
fifteen years sgo-acquired . large prsctice-nsred
respectable young lady, who stersard obtained q
divorce-was convicted Of arson-.eut TO Auburn
prison. where he served out hs sentence-returned to
Rochester, where he again acquired very extensive
practice and Is likely again to be sent back to his old
ouarte r. at Auburn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

. =. Tho diplomatic Eseria of the Car, although she
In continued to reside in Paris London. The me-
S,n Of this correspondence between her and Nicholas
-, her brother, Count Benkendorf, the predecessor
~ Count Otloff in the Emperor confidence and favor.
s the death of the Count in 1884, her real influence
che Russian Court has been the wane; her nfiu-
- However, with Guzot and Louis Philippe
,lbr Increased, they believing that through her they
.,;,h get controlling hold on the Gar Her salon
!, PANS has been most brilliant and renowned-.he
su. Of all Europe for diplomatic scandal and petty in
,gues. The Princess, who during the lifetime of her
,usband was known TO direct the Embassy in London,
rr,,erved her taste for diplomatic intrigue which she
carried on with great deicacy elegance, perspicacity
and grace. But she has lost her power she has lost
her credit in St. Petersburg, especially since
a her connection with Guzot she has become one of
he souls Of the Oresnst faction Ii s possible that
the Princess who is mistress Of large income, may
have wished by matrimonial connection with Guizot
20 secure TO his old age the Injuries Of fortune. But
ne can hardly understand how he to accept this
humiliating alliance, in which his wife
Dies not bear bis honored name.
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TEE BRrAR CRrEx MURDEEs-It appears after al
that the Joyce family resided in Jefferson Coan,y.
The four negroes who accused of the murder the
fourth boy named Bill, who belonged to Mr. San
Brown OF JeersopD brought 10 the city yester-
CAV BY pose under Sheriff Mcgowan. Mr.. rem
dletons boy Bill states that he and the othe. three
negroes went to Joyces between IL and o'clock a.
night ard having satisfied themselves that al the
inmates hsd retired, entered the house tie door OF
whch was net locked without disturbing any oae.
Ore blow with bIuegeon broke The .csn ! .. yos,Gs
pIovs were inflicted on Ms Joyce and Der daughter,
Mr.. Wells, ard they were Ieft for de'd, The ne,
e,o. then commenced rsrsackng the house, and
While rs engaged the two women, VIVA rere' II
se. as, only stunned, crawled toward hs nrePIsee,
VII he as-assirs struck then with hstehst They
,h.n act the house on Ere in several places and also
the straw In the bed in which the corYee OF yoang
Ice uss living This aroused tbs child o. M,s.
W.Ts who was In the same bed ard had csc tpec ths
Office Of TIE demons. The child raised up in ths bed,
ard seeing the fire. smiled sBd inaobed WHITTIER thy
we're ore psrng breakfast. The chiid was burned up
his crn se.sion was ext3ited from the slave BIZ we
are rishtIy informed. The oiher three negroes deny
all know ledge and participation lie he deed We pre-
suue udisisl iuves, cation will he had a. the
vitsesses can be procured, Louisville Journal
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch to TIE n L. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, Dec. 26, 1855.
The assembling of Congress to-day was little
mere than farce. The Senate having met by previ-
GUS resolution merely for the purpose Of renewing
the adjournment Mr.. Collamer called attention to
the fact that this conduct was o violation Of the
spirit of the Constitution. This construction was
admitted by the Chair, stu they adjourned till
Tuesday without division.
The House took up private bills, but this being
objection day little was done; thirty two were nomi-
nally considered, but only two passed. After this
vast labor the House adjourned till Tuesday.
Young American made carnival of Christmas,
and the streets were dsfgured all day with drunken
rowdies. The cold term has broken up and genial
Winter weather has succeeded.
Letters were received yesterday, stating that Mr..
Sumner, who was expected to return with Mr..
Wilson, will not resume his seat till the middle Of
January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27
CRIME AND DEATH-ARREST OF A
PHYSICIAN
Correspondence OF The Evening Journal

Correspondence OF The Evening Journal
ROCHESTER, Dec. "a, 1856.
Our citizens were startled last evening by report
that Dr. Beger homeopathic physician, Of this city,
had been arrested on charge OF msnslangnter COM
mitted in Buffalo. The facts appear to be as follows
few months ago young woman, VINO gave ner
name Rcsenc ale, reached Buffalo, accompanies oy
respectable look ing man who Represented himself as
her uncle and her the wife Of man who had Jus'
eoLe TO California Arrangements we're MADE Tor ner
board in a respectable family, at - per week: Inc
h. and va. he'd Her VI Gle, who also gave bis anne
as Rosepdae of Rochester, visited her once week or
ofttp at each visit the two were 10 the nao' OF
gong out together Generosity in the daytimel ana re-
maring for several hours. IA.
This Continued until few days since, when the
.amily btirg out for the evening" the " uncle ar.
rive az proceeded with his niece TO hotel about
osCt wi, where n'tf Ua the s Soos be called
for room for himself and wife During
the evening be represented to the LAT, lsndV p,
that bis wife very siek ana cai,eo Ior
warm water Additional SIe :. y morning ming how
ever be called for q carriage, 10 order to remove aus
wife to place where che would be more conn Hta "a ..
The carriage was called, when Dr. b., with the ad OF
the porter of the totel carried the woman 10 tne c
Rage. che being so sick that she va. unable 20 YAK
aSoneb when he arrived at the hotel In the fore psn
Of the evening she gave no sgns Of illness.
Leaving the hotel, Begler with hi. victim Grove "
tban called The japdlsdy and informed her that Ms
D., S.,s hsd beeu with bin to see Der aunt ano
c"psir ard bad go exposed herself that she had been
seized with &c, ere cold and was now quite IL, ne
ADDED that bis business was .ueh inI ne worse he
ndx;..5 that Dr. Warner should be called 10 ne neh
s,ve the Isndsdy sl6, and immediately len. and
TIE young seemed to suffer b Ser 'S he
DR.. W:sr cent for As soon q ne Ts,S .oon the
n..u..,s vomap gave birth 10 dead enud, We
:, .Id Sosy horribly m.nss = was sl, Sbss
rsru sf The otbhu. revealing TIE Sr s,r the
snpss md . Il e. @ IN eS' mother
ortn, wa. ported ct once 20 the "unoe EnS
I mas Of his detection in the address when
81 hid f With the l.ndlady Just before Us ae osse1
.,S b. :, quts, that shs would write ts@ WY
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Friday, Dec. 20, 800.
The dispatch sent from here on Wednesday last, In
reference to the report on the Coast Survey, should
have read: "Among the developments made by the
coast survey in the photography of the season, the
most worthy of notice 10 the extensive bank of shos
ground between Georges Bank and the coast Of
" Massachusetts,, portion of which has been known
" to Davigators, and misnamed;' instead OF, Among
q" the Developments made In the photography Of the
season the most worthy of notice is the extensive
bank Of thoal ground between Georges Bank and
"Navigstors and Mknsmed"
The House Committee on Naval have concluded TO
report not repeal" msprinted, the bill amen
atory of the promote the efficiency of the Navy,
precisely ss it passed the Senate. -.
Com. Dulany of the U. S. Navy, died here this
morning. after lingering illness.
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XXXIVTH CON G RESS.
SECOND SESSION.
sENATE WAsHIsGroN. Dec. 26. lI

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Dec. 70, 1850.
On motion of Mr.. THOMPSON IN. j.. motion was
adopted calling the Secretary of the Treasury to
report whether more efficient cannot be devised
for the predvaton of the lives of seamen and psssen-
gers wrecked on the coasts Of New-Jersey and Long
Island; and ALSO whether relief should not De granted
oripe 10 rescue individuals from shipwreck.
A0iout ned 20 Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

TIE Herald mistakenly asserts that We failed TO
credit that paper with the stealing of the new Treaty
negotiated by Me.srs. Clarendon and Dallas. The
contrary is the fact We believe most Of the Treaties
suneptiousy published during the last seven or eight
wears have found their way into print through The
Hsrold This is line of enterprise in which Il may
however, have compettors-bui, if 30, we wish dis
tipcily understood that THr TRIBrsE il not among
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

7 have not given the details OF bank furniture,
real estate, &c. go
We have a staff Of writing clerks up here, some
of whose berths are probably Gas is our ancient Gus
tony created for the benefit Of the ncumbents They
are seemingly too lazy to add up their tabular TO
turns. our Qusens Printers are too stupid, rs you
viii perceye, to put dollars under dollars, cents IN
der cents; and have but little leisure so that there
NV no trifiing error in adding. 1t svery likely,
100 that the branches and agencies sometimes
irro,,, snecie from each other to swell their teR-
49, million returns. We Canadians keep Dor
ping from John Bull very steadily; and consider
~ .s bs does. our innate loyalty down comes the
dpst. This city Corporation owes millions aresoy,
chi, Az in London; its officers were on upon .
BIO, row ING Expedition, ew weeks since ana oasgSa
about $500. 600, but where it has gone 10 reahy
The Bank of British North Anne rica (undei .
british clarter) makes 10 returns; Its circulation
,oay bs other So 600, 000-thsres positively no
Lno!,y;po Provincial Bank down at Stans'ead,
- ro,es are not much liked here, has secured
~. ;ssnes with $3.50, 600 Of scme kind OF deoen.
. ~, and local Bank "of the County of Egin
~. zen The Controller 500, 600 in public bonds,
10. nr,,,v The circulation of the Provincial aud
a. Lin Goth of November last, was slS6 @9'
u ~ Estimate the circulation OF al the BANKS
T.u.as ~ nearly sixteen millions. Our Puolic
debt direct and collateral may oe run n,w n ~
S;,,y millions. Our public ~erks' wre'cheuiy '"'H
Se1U be ten chartered Banks go far as THESE re-
are reable) It msy DO .een 'nat ua,s oSs
No.embsr. their paid up capital increase' S'''
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IL & SUPREME COrRT.

WAsHISGTo., cnoay, DEC. 20, low
~ c.... Mutual Fire Insurance Company vs.
D.n;e, r. Cornell Judgment of the Circuit Court OF
tbs limited States Tor the Western District OF fenns
n" Ole Eneas McFaul VS.. James e. Ramsey.
Error TO the u S. District Court Of Iowa Case DOCK
eted and dismissed with costs. -...- c;,.sv
No 80 James H. More claimant seamsr T fny ss
, .s snt was commenced Adjourned till Monday.
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THE CASE OF DIR. BIGLER.

BCFFALO, FIIuhy, DeO. 20, io0o'
The examination of DIR. Biger of Rochester, charged
with mar slaughter in killing Julia Rosenbaum aad
child in the attempt TO produce an abortion upon tne
The c.,e will probably continue through to morrow:
From letters found on the deceased was ascertained
that her name was Frederick MUIR. Her parents
n;a ~ Rocbester and on arriving here this morning
@ ..;d thew had been ignorant of their daughters
NJ ss,eabouts for several months past
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SOUTHERN MAIL ITEMS.

BALrINonE, Friday, Dec: 90, To-.
New Orleans papers Of Thursday last and Ch'i eT'0N
Of Monday are to hand. .,.s c..oon.s law. substi-
,tira " hin" for prison had passed both Houses Vi
the South Carolina Legislature. ..a nv .torm,
Com mn, ;c.ion With Norfolk interrupted ~ st
for three days, has been resumed. NO naf'N0 N''
Two trains on The Virginia Central RsI.road came :,
collision Yesterday near CaIdonsvilie. Inc "e"' "'''
sna,hed and four OF FIVE persons killed.
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THE BANKS OF CANADA.

Correspondents Of The N. Y. Tribune
TORONTO, Doc. q, 1856.
The following table shows the position Of the ten
chartered Banks of Canada Exclusive of the
branches of the Bank of British North Auerica) on
the 3lst of October and 3Oth Of November last
inclose the original returns published by the Au-
ditor-Genera', for the reference of your CONNER
cal editor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-27

ST john, Y. B., Uecemuer 20, IToo' g,
The bark Jaue Lovet arrived today MS on o. .S;o
Captain s.yburn and the crew o. me eo So Sephsns
soy Bristol. They taken of in lat Az dsg.
50 min. n, long 50 deg W., their vessel pe'ns us
vnasted and leaking badly.
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THE NEGRO TROUBLES IN KENTUCKY:

LOUIWMLE, Friday, Dec 70, IooU'
The annual Christmas Eve negro lovefeast was
forciby broken up, in conformity with the Mayors In
econsry proclamation This proclamation aao. is SAT- az
irzed by the Press and derided by tne people AL
was quiet in the city and vicinity yesterday.
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WESTERN TRADE;

BuTTALo, Friday, Dec. 70, 100,
The total receipts of Flour and Gram at n PER- bb %!
TIE season Of 1856 have been co r0Ss 4S 7S6 Bush
"Ss total receipts of Grain and Flour reduced 70
WHEAT foot up &C. 426 53 bush an increase over 1''
Gear ~ $50 81 bush.
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YARMOUTH, FIIudy, I1eV' - r.
The schooner Louis A. Surette, from B9stoh ioi
araxIs came ashore to-day at Cranberry Head anu
went TO pieces The captain ssd ons o. nSe bo
gers were saved.
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THE DETROIT, MONROE AND TOLEDO
RAILROAD. ,,..

DETROIT Thursday, Dec -, acHo.
,.s.sd over the Detroit, Monroe and Toledo
RnsS tod The last rail laid this morning.
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Am FOR wALKER FROM NEW ORLEANS.

ALL NEw.ORLEAss, Wednesday, Dec; "a, is. No.,
The news from New-fork eonoetnins ,;tsmsnt here
WSkers agents are very active and it is sad tue
vbioh sails for San Juan to morrow Will take
a large number OF recruits.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1857.

The Indian, Invalid Pension, and Military Academy
Appropriation bills passed by the House Of Represen
tatives, dispose of money to the amount OF i67
The items are given in the following summary;
no. INDIAN rarpks.
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HOUSE OF REPRESE

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House passed several private bills, and the Sem
ate bill providing for the compulsory prepayment OF
postage on all traDsi, Mt printed matter.
Adjourned till Tuesday.
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JoHs sApLEIR.-TAe Sydney Frecmdn' So ..hn.s
sys it has received letter from IN or
word we can place relisnce, that the swinoleI 80 h
drel John Sadleir Is aye-lives on the balks o. '"'
" MunumLiJgoe or somewhere else in Au'uana'
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