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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

The Supreme Court will close the present extra
term on Thursday next, having accomplished
considerable reduction Of the heavy docket, and
cleared off large portion Of an old accumulation
that was becoming seriously embarrassing.
The impression is very decided In diplomatic cir-
Giles, that Mr.. Dallas committed error Ofpolicy
in receiving the manifestations of favor which we're
shrewdly sbOwered upon him as soon as he entered
upon his mission; and still more 80 10 cO0senting
to ask the smallest favors Our relations forbade
any terms but those of dgnifed propriety until the
pending points Of controversy were settled. He
was in no position to incur the least obligation,
even of civiity In requesting the British Admiral
~ to send vessels in search Of the Pacific; 10 ask
ing the privilege OfnspectiOn for our military con,
mission, which was fatty refused In France; and
in accepting the Lord Mayors dinner and ether
bospitalities, he gave the Governmt Mt claim upon
his personal syDpatbies not altogether consistent
with the strict letter or delicate appreciation o.
bis diplomatic duties. The British Government Il
not incapable of saying 10 Mr. Dallas, In the event
of Mr.. Crampton's dismissal, "Wewere misledby
your accep tance Of our ciylities and your quaek
recognition of every attention" Nor would 'nsfe
be much hesitation if policy suggests it, to iaclose
his passports, as marked retaliation. Shcoie
Lord Palmerston be able to stem the tide wniea
Is now strongly setting against him, such tessi'
nation would not be surprising.
An application for the discharge OF Mr. hefect'
upon writ of habeas corpus, sued out befoie
Judge Crawford, after committal by the invessl.
eating magistrates, will be decided to-morrow
morning. Meantime, unlike other prisoners snce.
the grsvest criminal charge who are confined 70 70.
cell in jail, he enjoys the advantage OF comortso.
quarters in private house, restrained only oy
sort of parole. This discrimination provekes oou
ment, and il furnishes another evidence OF W
humiliatiDg Difference to station which Is e,s eve.
more noticeable in this country than ID tne Nv.
CALLING despotsms Of Europe. Money and pow
are the prominent deities in the American CAM ,''
theon. A'D
From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Monday May IL, 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

t.nd pesmnent above ell competition suite Of elegant
private apartments for applying his nou, Dye the greatest
srs,SsS article OF it's Aud throughout the world His
,si AZ les and TouPEEs perfection itself Wholesale
~ ref.u At CRIsrApogos, No 6 Aston House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

ordirar, calls Of the yess and nays IN the Hoase.
about 100 me found to be missing from their ssstA
OF this numbe, 1t has been ssoertsined On exam.
natioa that ffy,N~ members Of tho House Is the
average number VIM h has been absent from ~
city during the entire session. The people Are tAus
paying $4,000 g mouth nv Legislative services
never performed. prcposAt to make list st
the end Of the session giving the m mes Of tie ~
sentees and showing the usnher Of avs esch hss
been absent. L.sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14

d. DEvLN e. Co. beg to state that their Whole
al. ana Retail Departments completely stocked with
Dat late and elegant styles of SPRING and SUsMER CLoT
TIC and their CUsToM department (second hoor with inc
ssvsx importatons Of CAssImEREs, VEsTIkGs CoArhGs
n st Nos 258, $50 and $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08
LATER FROM THE RIO GRANDE.

From The Nst- Orleans PcdyWRe, Nor. -
The United States transport steamship vance,
Can't j. w. Hithridge, arrived last evening from
Rrszos Santiago having called on the 18th inst
She brings the United States mails aud $9,3Oo 10
specie. 49,, O.,
crnmept troops, destined for Fort Myers, Florida:
Three companies 4th Artillery, ID, and Nj two
compaIics 5th Infantry, ID and II, under command 0
Cant. j. A. Whitall, 9Th Infantry; Lieut. w. a.
Weble, 5,h Infantry Lieut. c. j. Lynde, 9TH Infantry;
Lieut. j H. Pelouye 4th Artillery; Lieut. 5. II: Weed,
4th Artillery Surgeon, Thos. A. Mctaria n, u .. a.
She brings, also detachment OF ~ troops nn lei
command Of Lieut. j. Updegraf; 9TH Infantry ana Sur
geon l.. ii. Holden, L. s. A.
Capt. Phelps Of the 18th Artillery comes as passen
ger on the Suwanee.
The transport chip Julia, Capt. Tyler sailed from the
Brazos the 23d INST, with eight companies OF the
5th Infantry, viz: Companies A. b. c, f. 4, &, aud
h, ppe Ter command of Capt {. l.. Stevenson, accom-
panied by Surgeon j. +. Head L. S. Army, destined
for Fort Myers, fa.
Sailed. also. on the day, schooner c. b. Knud
son for New Orleans with Capt Phelps Lii ht Battery
COMPANY b, 4th Artillery; likewise schooner Chryso-
Ire, With camp equipsges &c.
The Suwanee will proceed to Charlotte Harb'r, after
fixing in Government supplies first
We 6Mn from Lieut.. Lee 'of the L. :. A., that the
canronadipg OF Csmsrco commenced on the "a Novem.
her betw.en yidaurris General IN command Sais, and
Garcia TIE fet ting continued until the ih and re-
suited in the discs MIXTURE OF Sais Garcia having taken
go plis, ne,s or thee pieces oi or,il,ry,
Gen Vidar;ri in possession OF Monte,en
This news was despatched to TIE Rngo'a BARRACKS
by express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

Upon the question of the future supply of the
cote market decidedly conflicting views seem to
be ente rtained by those who profess to speak with
authority on the subject. As always happens in
England in the eras of short supply and high prices,
attention has been turned aresh to the idea Of rem
dering that country less dependent than it is upon
the American crop; and Lord Palmerston, in re-
cent speech at Manchester referred to India aud
Africa as promising the wished-for relief Gov.
Adam of South Carolina admits, in his late NEE.
.sge the probability of a powerful competition
from abroad. and insists that nothing can enable
the United States to maintain their monopoly Of
the cotton market except an abundant supply Of
cheap labor, only to be obtained, as he thinks, BY
re-egaz ne The African slaye-trate.
Tie Times and TIE Herald Of this city insist on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

The Journal Of Commerce calls attention to tho
fact that the Treasury Report makes our Exports
ncludng specie) for the last fiscal year ereesd our
Imports by fourteen millions of dollars, instead Of
the reverse, as We made il in the haste Of ansyz.
ing the Report, while our only copy was in tho
hands of the printers. We make the correction, aal
call The Journals attention to the additional foscs
thus given to eur demonstration that our ofRcia
statements of the value respectively Of our In
ports and Exports are utterly falacious and unre
Liable Ifit were the fact that our Exports for tho
last year exceeded our Imports in value, then (con'
sideriDg the profits of commerce and nsvigstion)
our foreign indebtedness should have been dimu.
ished by many millions, and, instead Of sendng
agents abroad to sell stocks, we should be redeem
ing and buying back those previously held there
All men do know that such is not the fact-ths' 70
are still sending stocks and bonds to Europe-ihss
is, running deeper in debt to Europe-whene'ef
we can get chance; and that we sent forty-tess
millions Of specie to Europe last year, only becsas
We had nothing else to send, that Europe
living prices would take. How and why our -
ports are systematically undervalued, while "
Exports are not, we have already explained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

The methods of Messrs. Bessemer and Cchatius
for the cheap production of steel still continue to ex-
cite great interest," and various experiments have
been made for the purpose of testing their relative
merits, we can now form some opinion as
to their practical value. As regards the
result of Mr.. Bessemers experiments, the most
contradictory statements haze Of late been
placed before the pubic; but as the inventor
has, operated upon a large and small scale,
and with all appliances to boot, we may safely con-
sider that bis method has received fair trial. In
one instance We are tod that an insOt Of iron which
was red hot, upon being placed under Nasmi.h's
hammer and beaten, few in all directions, much to
the discontinue Of the owner of the works, who
was a strong advocate of the Bessemer process;
while in another instance it appears that the re-
suliipg metal was Of good quality and gave univer-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

One of the great benefits promised from ~
doubling Of the pay Of Congress was the puncsaa
attendance Of Members. At the first trial Of The
new system, the first week Of the Session il wastss
in efforts TO stave of the decision of an initial qdee
ton until the absentees can be drummed up! TAs
fsct is, the new Compensation Act is q cheat 4
around. 1t pays Members about S25 per day f~
attendance and deducts Ss3 for each days abscnce
so that Member who stays away during his wAos
term will benceforth be entitled TO draw about
$4,000 from the Treasury. Hitherto he has not
been entitled to one cent, as was right.
The next advantage promised from doubling The
pay of Members WAS to be their complete impreg.
inability to corrupt nfuences-to Land grabs fess
for lobbying through private claims, and retainer
for all manner of unjust suctons on the Treasury.
We ask the people to watch the progress Of To
Session just commenced, and note how far the
seizure of million Of public money BY the present
Congress has saiated the appetite for spoils. fa
has the effect predicted, We shall fa,ky admit it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08
GREAT FIRE AT SYRACUSE.

From The Daily STANDARD, Syracuse, Nov. 10 is"'I
HERRISG's PATENT CHAMPION SAYS q .
One of HEaRnGs FnEPRoor SAYS, sold by " .. .,
r 0eer Of this city, passed through the ordeal OF ,
In the First Ward Of this city. and its contents cso
N excellent order, the following oerthcse
proves: os, No. "a Is8
"Mesns D. g. p. GEER, Agents or to all whom n"'
concern: &c - ux.,ve CO.
which bought OF you October B was eurneo ~ and
Are which occurred the morning OF the oen 80 md
thu the Safe underwent and ressted the moss w.
was not removed until the afternoon o. tns i, in
good state Of preservation, and the paper gu WIFI" '
Ten was part o' 'ne con'e"' " AVERY EVANS"
Purchasers are invited to call upon The b
Inc and compare the HsRsIkes ni.'' ~ ~
WRSers and other patented Safes for sale r.
Creen Block corner Water and Pine sts, and
No Murrsy-st., door from Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

enabled them to corner the market; wh.r.- J,
have made probably million or two n a.
ruired number who were roped in 10 81 -
them, checked the export trade of the couu.r =.
compelled our pOrk-buyers to pay two Or -
dollars per barrel more for their summer.
than the fair price Of the article. p. =
il from US to insinuste that the losing r.nk.
are any better than the winners; bat il is e,,,,;.s
high time this dicing with other mems food =,
stopped. Either let US have free gambia, =
around. or let the gambling Of Wall ssoet -,
Front street be placed under the same ben -.
that down in the oyster-cellars and up Bro.l,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

limited number Of advertisements We taken In
THr WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the zste Of one dollar line
This paper has attained circulation Of l75,oOo
copies and Is unquestionably the best medium eItant
for advertising in the country Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tueadav of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

The Jury in the case of Baker, at Newbargh ~
not sgee upon a verdict, aud were dischsrssd -
Saturday afternoon. The Jury stood six for ns,'
slaughter in The third degree, and six for seqSas
Baker was remanded to the custody of the s'S'
of this city, and arrived here by the afternoon u'.
His counsel gave notice tina. he would apply ~"
early moment to have Baker liberated on bhi 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

Mr.. Jacob Little, We believe, is highly respect
able citizen; but gambling is gambling, whether
carried on in brokers shops in Wall street or in
negro oyster cellars in Little Water street. There
is difference between betting pennies on the turn of
card and hundreds Of thousands Of dollars on the
rise or fall Of stocks; but it is difference of repu
liability rather than Of principle. In one respect,
the advantage is decidedly in favor of the oyster
cellar: the gambler there bets money that he ac
tually possesses and very possibly has earned; if
he loses be pays, and is very thankful that the
police let him alvne; but the Wall street gambler
bets hundreds Of thousands Of dOllars-nO one
knows how many-that be has not and never had;
so if be wins and the loser can pay, he is comph-
mented as sagacous and successful. operator, and
buys couple of blocks OF stores with the pro-
ceeds; while if be loses and can: pay, he simply
stops and let's the winners whistle for their money.
II is a SHINING game wherein it is mutually agreed
that the knife shall not cut to the bone. That is
its best aspect.
Gov. Clark, in his first Message, recommended a
la a imposing severe penalty on the buying or cell
ing of stocks "on tme;" that IL, buying and selling
that which the buyer aud seller have not and prob
ably never had. We believe that recommendation
ought to have been needed, and that it's adoption
now would be exceedingly salutary. Let the act
cover also the buying and selling of products for
future delivery except bona de purchases Of crops
from those who are actually growing them. With
in tie last sir months good many merchants who
ought both to know and to do better have been
seriously crippled, if not actually ruined, BY time"
sales of PoIk-tbat is, by betting on the price Of
Pork three to six months ahead. The sellers were
strorg and shrewd men; they made arrangements
end acquired The control Of funds 10 On extent that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

BREAKING UP or THE CoPARTSERsHIP.-Our honest =
smsbe Contemporaries Of TIE TRIBUNE TO think that
entire 81 the Republican party which recently failed
business belong exclusively % them. tHsnh
BY no means! As the principles Of The Hs~
are among those " assets, We entreat whoever my
have them in charge to dispose Of them elsewls"
than in this quarter. They don't "belong" to
exclusively " nor inclusvely. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

Senator HALsTED Of Wyoming Co.. who broke
his leg some weeks ago, is still confined by the
accident and will not be able to take his seat till
near the close of the session. He is a Republican,
and his absence rendersa clear Republican majority
in our present Senate at least doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08
To Advertiser.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1857 will be Issued
ABOUT CHRs1NA and propose devote few pages Of i.
70 advertisements Our sales last year $4,000
COPIES and demand this year will doubtless be much
greater will contain the returns Of the late Presidential
Election compared with former Elecons Merchants Me-
chspcs Inventors and others will find OUR ALMANAC val
liable MEDIUM for ADVERTISING. Price. per page s7S
per half page so Advertisements be In before the
18th instant. Address GREELEY McELRATH,
IT,. -Clr--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

recent letter from London states that the ~
clans Of DR.. KaLe, whose health was very ae' d,
when he left this country, have ordered him
West Ind CO for the Winter, on account OF senos'
monsry symptoms which have alarmed then
doubts Of HE final recovery. He Is suffering 4.
queuce Of the exposures aud prvatsns incidsss w
last Polar Expedaicn. Tr
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NkmNork DAILY Gribm,re
MONDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1856.
no cOhRESPaNDENTS.

10 notice be taken Of Cemmnnoena ~
ever Intended for be authenticated BY the
name and sddres Of the wnr-not necessarily for puhasss
ton, but a. . eaaranty Of his good tsith
We car not uu derakc 70 rejected Communtesioha
sh..,,. % .ntns M remftances frequently omit
tion ~. n,me Of The Post Office and very frequently the
name of tbe State which their paper TO Be sent ~
$40 ,.atios the name Of the Poet OGes and Ststa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

A dispatch from New-Orleans states that Vi
daurr, after all expectations, has succumbed to the
Government, and agreed TO obedience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

kelly FERGUSON No. 291 Broadway, and No 81 Readest
have full and choice stock of BRocATELLEs SATIN De
LANES, WoRsTED DAMAsKs, LACE and Muslin CURTAINS,
oRhIcKs fMPs &C. which offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW SHADEs.-Our stock Of WINDOW SHADES 10 the
sresst In New and superior manufacturing facilities
enable us to offer goods other houses We in
vii he att of close BUYERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

The TOILET OF BEUATY.--The perfection OF
beauty In the most beautiful woman aed at her toilet
There the Of BURNETTs kALLIsToN or ORIENT WATEs
Feck and Piuples and gives the complexion clear aud
Bostou For sale by c. WELLS Co., No lis Frankin't
and eap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08
DECEMBER.

December comes his ruddy nose
Deem buried in the brmmins f.gon;
Despts bis age, despite bis SHOWS,
Aioyisl good old month to brsg on!
For ss the dying year departs,
DER whelmed with wintry Equinoxes,
December, dear ~ English hearts,
Brings Christmas fare and Christmas boxes
o friends, the year that now has stretched
Upon the bed that Knows no morrow,
To al who read these lines hath fetched
A share Of joy-a share Of sorrow!
Improve its lessons-resd and hx
The teachings of the year gone by you,
And gain new strength from FIFTY-SIx
To the woes that yet may try you.
And oh forget not, If you'd shun
Pills pOtions, cou chs and inward loathng
The Lesson they may read who run,
That health depends on proper clothing
And swear BY ali your hopes of Heaven
That a. the Pole Star guides poor sailors
THROUGH all the storms OF FIFTY-5gvEN,
The BROTHERS SMITH SHALL BE YOUR TAiLoRs!
SMITH BROTHERS, Ono Phce Wholesale and Retail ClohiIs
" srsroons Nos liz and 40 Fuonst. New. York
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Business Notices.
Another Victory for the


Another Victory for the
WILDER PATENT SALAMa s.sI.ns, o."
,<...r. n a. WfLpEr 4 Co. No IL Wstrrss' Wins,
0xxTLsnEx: We take pleasure N ~ .nosed for rs Now,
P,EHI SALAsAkDss of our Warehouse corner Of
Coen,ies sp and south delivered uP gu. Pm
Bus OF kxcnAnse NJ" THOMPSON x HUNTER
New. Yosl Nov. r. is'a
SIN further vctorie. for the celebrated
Wi prR's PATENT SALAMAsDkR Snr
~. uocLs Bonds and other Valuable Papers Of MI r. H.
eS were uninjured In OF WiLDsR PArEsr
IA .saspEe sYEs the fire in Coentes slip on the
nd inst. - 4, .
pooks Papers Money kc Of Mess OSoivan Faye, were
c,cssyved In asofsey Of WLpEKs PATENT SALAhASDER
tavEs at the FIRE No $40 Pesri-st . . -
The credit boA the obors SdJe' h claimed by Ss Her
vrs the he this celebrated
FTs Proof Safe under license from Mr. Wilder which
Aas ess s$ses ezpsrsd
A fun assortment OF the above sales
TIVE BEST FIRE PRoof SAVE IN THE WonLp.
Wnvvaated free from dospHsss secured with WiLDERs
p.TEET POWDER Poor Lock, for sale at
No. 12Z Wsterst. near Wsl-st., N. r.
B. @. WILDKR Co..
Pstsntees and Manufacturers
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SNGER's SEWING MACHINEs.-The excitement

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.-Ih ne e4cItemenI
election having ceased invite the attention Of all doous
MAcnMEs. Loss Of time while attending to political matters
Office failure to obtain othce speedily
be made MP BY the Of q SEWING MACHINE.
We say % every mechanic In whose trade SEWING MA,
CHINE employed that loss of 81 900 suffered
hx soins without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

GREAT SALE of CHINA, BRONZES, CLOCKS,
CHASDELIERs sILvERPLATED WARE, PARIAs aud PARTISAN
FANCY GooDs at Nos SOL and SIS Broadway. .
T. v. HAUGHwoUr having determined 70 effect an entire
his stock previous to REMOVAL to bis new
store, ofers the principal portion AT CosT go 80
goods have sill selected Europe this season with
greatest aud comprise unequaed assortment OF the
following articles: -
Plain and Decorated French China Dining Services.
Plain and Decorated French China Dessert Services.
Plain and Decorated French China Tea Services.
French @ and Marble Clocks from SO to $3.50 each
Bronze Statuettes, Candesbrss, Candlesticks, &c.
Psrian Ststusry, Vases, Pitchers, &c.
Silver. plated Tea Sets UIns, Waters Cake Baskets &C.
Elegant French China Vases from IS Is to $50 pair
French. English and American Chandeliers.
Plain Cut and Bohemian Glassware.
Basins and immense variety of other articles
too 10 mention
They will be arranged ready for sale on MONDAY, Dec
with the price every article marked plain figures and de-
ristion xbsfexer can he NADIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

JET ORNAMENTs.-COm Bracelets,
Brooches Ear Rings Necklaces Chateanes Pins Sleeve
Buttons Studs also Jet and Gold Necklaces Bracelets
eet Jet and Gold Gross Pins aud Ear Rings black Fans
Bsss, Purses, &c, at OsBoRSI BoARDAAS TowNsEx0s
No 81 broadway, corner of Spring-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

PRICE yoR CLoTHGRoGERs, of Fulton and Nassau;
directing attention TO his immense stock OF Fall and
Winter embracing all the latest fashions for Gen
Boys would that he has put down his
prices lowest which his business aud rapid
turns s justify and that there be deviation therefrom
Let ali variety and elegance examine his a,sortments