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The case of Joseph +. Ebling, Commissioner of
Streets and Lamps charged with corruption in
the administration of his official duties, was called
BY the District Attorney for trial yesterday in the
Court of Sessions The defendant was present in
Court. The case was opened for the prosecution
BY Mr.. Hail. Dstrict-Attomey, who stated that the
Indictment charged Mr.. Ebling in his official capa-
city as Commissioner of Streets and Lamps, with
having on the 9th of January, 1855, entered into an
agreement with Smith, Seckel & Co., propretors
of the Street-Sweeping Machine, to use his inilu-
ence to procure for them contract for the street
sweeping of the City of New-York for a certain
consideration, to wit: that if Smith, S. & Co.
should obtain any sum $4,000 for the job,
Ebng was to be paid by them the surplus, he
having previously stated to them that he should
endeavor to have $4,000 appropriated for that
purpose. Testimony was taken, and the defense
will proceed to-day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE SPEAKRRSHIP.
Editorial Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tnbuns.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. .,

Editorial Correspondence Of The ~ Y. rnbuns.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. %, 1856.
think we should have had plurality ruls
to-day and Speaker, had OT friends generally
supported and carried the motion to rescind the
prohibition of debate. Democrats said they would
move and vote for it if the gag were taken oG, 50
they could explain and justify their coarse. This
was not fully understood it wouldhaye prevailed.
As it is Banks lacked but four changes to elect him
on the last ballot Several Democrats say we shall
have the plurality rule by Monday at furthest Mr..
Tyson's proposition TO divide the Committees pro
rata according to vote for Speaker is not generally
relshed Oh our side H..
SECOND DISPATCH.
If we do not elect our candidate within threc
DAYS it will be solely because men proessedly for
Banks 90 secretly to the Democrats and persuade
them that our lines will be broken if they hold Off
the Plurality rule little longer Yet there will
be Speaker by Wednesday next All manner OF
plotting and connying beat Banks is still active
ly in progress. H. G.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEw-ORLEANs, Friday, Jam. 25, LIE

NEw-ORLEASs, FRIDAY, Jan. 20 1890.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from San Juan, Nc
aragua, on the 18th inst has arrived at this port She
brings news from San Francisco to the 9Th inst.
The steamship Star of the West had sailed from san
Juan for New-York, with $50 passengers and 10000
in treasure.
The California news is generally unimporant.
severe shock of earthquake was experienced &C
San Francisco on the I'd inst.
The trial of Cora fol- the murder of Gen. Richardson
was in progress
Attachments had been issued against Lucen Her
Manu. an extensive money agent at San Francisco for
nearly sl5O,OOo.
Josh. Silsbee, the Yankee comedian, died at San
Francisco on the ED Dec.
The Sacramento Valley Railroad had been opened
distance of 90 miles.
The news from the mines is of an encouraging ma
ture, and new rich dggings have been discovered on
the American River.
The San Francisco markets are du-the demand
from the interior being light. In Flour and Grain the
transactions were to limited extent.
The arrivals at San Francisco from Atlantic ports
comprised the ships Matchless, Wild Rover, Winged
Arrow and Flying Fish from Boston; the Golden West,
Midnight and Morning Star from New-Yorisi and the
William Sturges from Philadelphia.
Oregon dates are TO the goth of December. Moth
ing had been heard from Col. Kinneys party which
had left to attack Fort WaIla Waa, which was in
the possession of the Indians.
In Northern California Indian depredations still
continued.
George NJ Chase, United States Consul ut La Haina,
il dead.
From Nicaragua we learn that Col. Walker was re-
ceying accessions by every steamer and his effective
force of Americans was about $50 men.
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after this exOrdiumhe rattles on with the sua Brit
ish Free-trade gbness about the evil of 80 forcing
Russian industry and so forth. But what further
evidence of bis mpudent fallscy, of his brutal self
iitresf, would we want than any condemnation OF a
system which has placed Russia among the indie
pendent industrial nations and enables her to cope
singe-handed with the Allies 1t is just such rub
Dish as this of Cobden's which has been addressed
to the more siolid portion of the American people
and they swallow it, Russia knows better. There
she stands. Even Golden admits that she has
made herself independent and powerful by Pro-
tectCn.
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The letter of Lord John Russell, lately called
and laid before the Senate with such a flourish of
trumpets, as virtual REIMBURSEMENT OF the British
Mosquito ProtectOrate, is nothing of the sort.
The letter, which We print in another column, is
nothing but proposition to set up Greytown as
free port and Independent republic, on the pay
ment of an indemnity TO the Mosquitoes for the re-
liuouishmeut Of their claim to it.
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LATER FROM NEW-MEXICO.

ST. Louis, Friday, Jan. %, 100.
The Santa FL mail arrived at Independence yester'
day. The news from the Territory is uninterestiDg'
Business prospects were duh.
A fight had occurred between some Capote Indians
and Normons, in which severa Of the latter were
killed. and much Of their property taken. The dill
Guilty al ose from the Morm0ns attempting TO drive the
Indians off their Owl and.
The New.Mexico Legislature had been in session
three weeks, but their proceedings were wholly W.
important.
there was much snow on the mountains, and the
weather was intensely cold.
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By the arrival Of the Daniel Webster at New
Orleans We have san Francisco dates 10 the 9th of
January, and from San Juan to the 18th. The
Star of the West, from San Juan, with 800 passcn-
gers and 100000, is now due at this port The
news from California is uuimportant. Business
was dull at San Francisco Nothing new from
Oregon. From Nicaragua we learn that COL
Walker was receiving reenforcements by every
steamer, and now has force Of eight hundred and
fifty men
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TIE Observation-Disclosures !"
COMMANDER RITCHIE.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Jan. =,
The Court convened this morning, aud, on ueesip
defense. the letter of Commander Richie 10 'n 7,
partment, in reply TO that Of Capt. Dapoot w. ~
corded as evidence. The argument Of the c. g. 4.
commence on Tuesday morning. Meanws"
Court meets aaiy'-Adiowped,
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The telegraph announces the election to the
Senate of the United States of Jefferson Davis, at
present Secretary of War Unluckily the vacancy
he is chosen to fill does not occur till year from
next March. 1t is great pity he could not go
into the Senate Immediately In that body he
would doubtless do all the mischief he could; but
The Senate is 80 "valorous" already, that even a
JEFF. Davis stirred in would not add much to the
yillainy of the compound. OF the Cabinet he is II
large part, we might say the largest part; and he
adds to it the ingredient of bolduess which none of
the other members have. 1t is he, doubtless, who
has spirited up the President to threaten to back
up the Missouri Border Ruffaus by the regular
army of the United States. Shooting Indians is
delightful to some people; but shooting FreeState
immigrants to Kansas would be still more so.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate to-day an Amendment providing Tor
the repeal of 80 much Of the Act Of 1855 cone %
Jurors any right Of Judging deciding the constta
toDality of any law adopted, and in this form TIC
bill passed the Senate.
TIE Trial of Coburn and Dalton for manslaughis
was continued to-day in the Municipal Court and ".
probably occupy several days. No new facts ha''I
thus far been elected.
All the steamboat trains from NewYork arrived hefs'
between and o'clock this morning To-day Is o1
of the coolest of the season. At p. M, the Tier
mometer indicates only So above zero.
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XXXIVTH CONG L E S s
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WASHINGTON, Friday Jan. rs, 1856.
An Intellectual effort made to repeal the resou-
ton excluding all debate during the present week, o.
until the election of Speaker.
The House then proceeded to vote, and three bal
lots were taken, the last resulting as follows:
ONE HUNDRED AND TwENTY-sEyENrH BALLOT.
Banks..........9i Or.......-....."6f
Fuer .......25 Scattering. ........l2
Necessary for choice, 9s. Adjourned.
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DNINGS In CONGREsS.

HOUSE. JAN 25.After an Intellectual attempt 10 re-
peal the resolution cutting off debate, the House bal
oted three times for Speaker. On the last ballot the
1s7th Banks had o. Orr "a, Fuller %, scattering IL
necessary to choice 90. Adjourned
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTON, Friday, Jan. %, 1856.
The Star of this evening says dispatch from Jack
son announces the election of the Hon. Jefferson Da
Wis to the United States Senate by majority OF 50.
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THE ONO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROD

PITTsBIhGH, Frludy, jan. %, Ic'',
George w. Cass was elected to-day by the go
holders President of the Ohio and Pennsylvania ~
road A resolution was passed yesterday favorahkag
the immediate completion of the bridge over tes =
leghany River, to make the connection with the f@
sylvania Central Railroad.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. p, 1886.
Mr.. WADSW ORTIZ presented memorial from
the CITY of Buffalo, asking for the extinction of the
present Board of Commissioners of Emigration aud
the appointment in their place of three saaried Com
missioners Referred to a Select Committee.
Mr. BROOKS presented a communication from the
New-Gork HarbOr Encroachment Committee In rela-
tion TO expenses incurred by them the total amount u
which is sll,5ls 81.
BILLS PASSED.
For the relief of the Lumbemen's Bridge Com
pany. a.
Steamship Company.
Adjourned till Monday.
ASSEMBLY.
The Senate bill to secure the faithful expenditure of
charitable funds in the LIST Senate District was favor
ably reported on.
The Annual Statements of the Superintendents OF
Banking and Public Instruction Departments were
received.
Mr.. PRESCOTT gave notice of bill to amend the
General Insurance law.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To extend The Chatter Of the Monroe County Insur-
Company.
BY Mr.WILLIAMS-To incorporate the New.York
Home Missionary Society Of the NJ. 4. Church.
BY Mr.. GRAY-To facilitate the Assessment aud
Collection of Taxes.
By Mr. DIXON-To legalize the acts of the New
York Supervisors.
debate was had on the Governors Message.
Mr. DUGANNE called up his resolution appointing
Joint Committee to inquire into the affairs Of nsur
ance Companies. Laid on the table.
Adjourned till Monday p IN.
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sPEooy sAyE with Hale Patent Powder Proof Lock both
received prize medals the Words Fair London 1911 shd
CRYSTAL Palace NewYork 1g13ir sILAs {. HERRING \ Co
Nos. 1856, ISL and lS9 Waterst.. New York
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Messrs erIAPSs MsRvIs Sew.York .,,
GKSrLEMEN: We brd large IRE IN ths cry on % " " ~
n, he Sb inst consuming property 70 the smoht ol $500
s We,iDg Block took IRE about 5oooc ana before COX
s entire bloch IN ashcs making en- intense neat IA nat
e. q AZ one OF SAFEs sold Professor w wa" as
@ the third for and fell 70 ;he bottom Of the ceia ana ae
r ered 20 the hent fytwO hours taken ont Of
d. ~ bsb red hot snd on being opened the uens we're
$50 reserved not showing the least sign Of hre thereby say
e 80 fo i notes and cash securities. The Fire King
sac dd not stand tes there were three Of them 10 the pre-
Of which psed mp W. thhh tehd We i particulars
xben the Professor gets home. Yours respectfully,
' NoRToS, BRADLEY co.
S.AaANDERs Of auv desirable sire pattern and Of I'M
moved iush secured By REESSANs POWDER AND BUkcLAk
Psooy la BELLY Lock may be found a. reduced prices
Depot No. I55 Woter-st, kew-lOrk. STEARss hAk'N'
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New9lork DAILY Gribm,re
SATURDAY, JANUARY &c, 1856.

TO CORRESP ONDENTS.
W. n. SKILLIN Albion: What State? We have received
your rs GO but In of your letters have given
your full address.
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PLATFORM SCALES, and every description OF
Weighing Apparatus for sale a. wholesale AM reten y L
FAIRBANKs Co., No. l89 Broadway NV Or
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LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, by order of the

Executors OF STUART f. RANDOLPH is
called this mammoth sale TO take place on tie ' o. req
ruAry Of improved and Unmproyed Property IN tls CIV
HovsEs and LOTS Greenwich Murray, Hudson Hubert,
Dominica VsndOm, Washington, West and Hsmuond-sIs;
VACANT LoTS G3th Hudson River, 18th AID lLIuss ana
18th and l2thsys. See BLEEcHER Co.'S Auction Advertise,
mont Maps be had az their office No BroaS tio1I
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f,nrsrAnnnn,s H ANA. DYE. WIGS AND TOUPEEs

,tand ,reerolnent above ell competition sure VI
rsivee Apartments for applying big famous DI5 vac -
rrrs On IL kird throughout the world lih ne"
stye OF WIGS and ToUPEEs perfection tsoi "HoieSae
and retail AZ CKIsTADoEO's, No. 6 Ast0r House.
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Business Notices.
cRrAr FIRE IN SYRACUSE

,,,bsr proof Of the superiority Of s1EAEss MARVIN
WILDER PATEST SALAAANotE oAF TAG
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WORK ON the History. Prevention and Cure

"A W UTth UU IV'N'ItI"" ''0
of the Chronic Diseases Of the Respiratory Crcueory Dse
I'VE 9ecretory and Absorbent Including the glands ana sh
Nervous and Motor Systems OF the Human Economy
TaE PHosdpHY Living; Or The way 20 ENJOY Lie ana
its Comforts and 10 secure Longevity 1000
WITH numerous Engayings illustrating the ysnons syses o
A. hnnsn oresniern By A.. = HEATI, NJ. D.,
W. No aJO Broadway. Nov York.
The above Introductory work on Chronic Dcases an uo
their Prevention and TreaIneti Is now
ready and viii any address free Of chsfse;
Pa,iers at distance consult Dr. HATH b letter. STAT
ipg their cases fully Office hours, TOD
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STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING ESTABLISH

STATEN ISLAND FANCY DIEINU ESTABLI5H-
hyEr-Ofhce No John-st..
1.-TWO door from Broadway
Dye Silks Wooden and Fancy Goods in the piece or other
wise of every description
Their superior style of yeng
LADIES AND CENTLEhENs GARMENTS
widely known Clape Sbaws dyed tho most brilliant or
grave cOors All kinds OF SbGws Curtains, &c, ccdnsed OF
redyed.
Goods received and returned By express.
BAERETT, NEPHEws Co.,
No. JOhn-st.,
T,po 40 airny1P ,1yyaV
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and more immediately affecting personal consider
ations. Mr.. Orr attracted no additional strength,
and the withdrawal of Mr.. Fuller only led to
distribution of his limited strength among mul-
ttude of aspirants for small iavOrs. The differ
euces of opinions as to policy which were ex-
pressed in the Anti Nebraska caucus last night
did not in any way disturb the unanmity Of action
to-day, and Mr. Banks received larger aggregate
than he has commanded for nearly fortnight.
The statement which was sent from here by
telegraph few days ago. to the effect that Spain
had entered into an alliance with France and En-
gland, and was to supply force of 5000 men
for the war, the consideration being the protection
of her West India possessions by those two Powers,
leeds confirmation. At least the Spanish Minister
is not informed Of such convention, and the Adj
minisration is equally ignorant of its existence.
In the event of general European war, SPAN
would almost necessarily be compelled to take
part and to raise an army for the Rhlne. but
her Identification with either Of the belligerents
is matter upon which good deal OF conjecture
NAV be expended, without much direct advantage
at this time. Perhaps the wish was iatner 10
the thought on the part OF those VINO exercised
their inventive faculties in cOncelvlng and propa-
eating this rumOr.
Gen. Almonte. the Mexican Minister lie now
preparing fer bis final departure, and will prOba-
Div relinGuish the seals OF office during the ensu-
ing week. His successor, MI hOOales, Is ually
expected at New Orleans, and will present him
self here without delay. Amonte will return to
Mexico. finding it distracted by FIVE parties each
struggling for ascendancy and each deprecating
the possible success of its rivals as most deplora
bic calamity. Among them is one in favor of a
monarchy, to be established in the person of
a son of Iturbide. A concentration Of senti-
ment upon Almonte for the Presidency might save
appearances, and perhaps preserve for time the
shadow of national existence in that country,
where revolution is an epidemic and stability in
public affairs would be regarded az a reproach to
the prOyerbal recklessbess Of the people. Mex
leo bias no redeemiDg element of character as q
nation, and seems to be doomed to decay as GER
tain as it is hopeless New blood can alone ac-
eomplish that destiny which Providence in its
bounty has foreshadowed in the proiuse gifts OF
climate, soil, mineral wealth, and almost all the
constituents of prosperity and happiness INDEX
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M3eTo the Medical Faculty of New Orleans:
As the remedies known Railways Ready Relief Railways
Reovans Reaolvent and Railways Regulators under the mi
tails Of r. r. r. have been extensively advertised freely
used by the people Of New Orleans and other Southern cities for
the of the most prevalent and dangerous diseases Of this
climate and being well aware of the peudces existing in the
minds of portion of the medical faculty who know nothing Of
the virtues of these remedies and the approaching
when sickness will prevail and disease again its appear
in its varied forms the people, beg to inform the
medical faculty in general that will afford pleasure
any questions relative to the efficacy of the r. r. r. Rem
ees and their fitness diseases that members the
cal profession Of the city of New Orleans may proper
ask
likewise prepared prove, by practical demonstration
the efficacy of the r. r. R. Remedies qucness
leving the most torurin pains, and curing the afflicted Of
most difficult disease subject subject either in the hos
pitfalls in private practice that member of the medical pro-
ession may select and that the public who the parties
erested in the merits dement's of medical remedies may
truly informed of the efficacy Of the R. r. Remedies will
ing that committee appointed by the medical profession of this
city, shall from day to day the effects the said R. r. r.
Remedies the said patients and their Success ill success
in the treatment of the afflicted consider that it is the duty
of the medical profession and all others whose duty
lister to the sick to make themselves acquainted with the eff
Of popular remedy in USE whether the
from member of the profession springs popu-
larity from unlettered inventor, g-= "fA
The r. r. Remedies we'll known by the people
wish that the medical profession will investigate their claims
popular patronage. satisfied that if The medical faculty
will examine medicines and will follow the example by
many of their brethren in the profession, they will multi
tude of human lives, and prevent PAIN misery and death.
From experiments have already made with Railways Ready
Relief in cholera and all diseases of cholera type mhesi-
tangly it of cholera and when used in
conjunction with Railways Regulators, certain preventive.
So with Fever and tgue Bilious Fever lung Fever Typhoid
Fever and all malignant evers Railways Ready Relief and
Railways Regulators only cure but will ortify the
system against their attacks.
shall he pleased to answer Inquiries relative se r. R,
r. remedies by addressing u Chnrtre Streets New
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4 The News FROM NIcARAGuA.-The news from
Nicaragua, published yesterday morning, has stnu-
lated instead Of dampened the energies of the friends
Of national freedom and genuine progress in Central
America, This was to have been espected-it is
peculiarly in eonsopanee with the American charac,
does not allow reverses to depress or sue
cesses to nnduly elevate.
fine vessel has been chartered by the Nicaragian
agent, whichwill sail for her point of destination on
the third Of u is supposed at least two
bundled passengers will 50 along with her. This
passage fare Is placed at the very moderate amount
Of ten dollars per man, This is probably the best
opportunity that will be afforded to emigrants tc
Nicaragua for long time.
As to their reception, there is no doubt in on,
minds that it will be in the highest degree favorable
Gen. Walker has, ere this,.we are thoroughly con
WINGED, soundly thrashed ali his enemies, and Mica
raguan independence been completely achieved AMI
permanently secured. Markthe prediction
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49, The numerous friends of our esteemed fellow.
citizen, VIM. P. Grayson, ESQ., and their name is le
gion, sincerely sympathze in the terrible bereave-
ment which has overtaken HMM the loss of his oldest
son. who was in the expedition under the command
Of the traitoreraven Schlessnger ina case like this
consultations out of the question. Nothing but time
can mitigate the force of the dreadful blow.
Young Grayson was gallant ingenious youth, full
Of noble impulses and generous aspirations His
engaging traits made him beloved by all his compan
ions in town From the first, his heart yearned to
wards the star of liberty which was just rising above
the horizon in Central America and finally he oh
tanned the consent of his father to go and join the
| army Of regenerators under Gen, Walker He went
The sequelis known. Hedied fighting hravely undel
scolors as became true son Of the South HEAVIER
rest his soul, and may God comfort his afflicted pa
ants +. d - y 3