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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS.


Ship Asterian, Capt. Gay, from Newt ans, e.
rived at Liverpool ON the 10th. On overhauhpg the
ship the customs seavchers found mulstto girl con
cesled in the boatswan's bunk, where she had been
secreted during the voyage unknown 10 any
board excepting the b9atswain. A reward of 600
was offered at New-Orlesns for the girls apprehen-
non. She is now az Liverpool.
Rsrk proteus of Shelbupe, Y. s, Capt. Harding,
from Liverpool 10 Jamaica, with q general cargo,
struck on the Backwater bank coast Of Ireland Feb.
IL and went 10 pieces master and eleven men saved,
and one drowned. The mate got admit IN boat, and
has not since been heard OF.
John Braham the vocalist. Is dead az the age OF az.
The Duke of Norfolk il also dead. The deceased
Duke was az one time the head of the Roman Catholic
interest in England, but on the celebrated Papsl
aceressions" few years since he joined the Anglican
church. ~.
bodv was found on Hampstead Heath, near the jack
straw Castle Hotel bottle containing ESSENTIAL %
of bitter almonds and silver cream ever containing
the same poison were found beside him. lie formerly
possessed large fortune, which be lost by recens
specustOns in mines and railways.
ords Cardigan and Lucan have each replied N
The London Tunes 10 the allegations against theW,
founded on the report Of the Crimea Commission.
The ship Vanguard had arrived at London with
cargo of rice from Madagascar being the rst pora-
ton of the kind direct from that island.
A company has been formed to work the iron mines
of Nova Scotia 10 be called the Acadisn Iron Conf
many with a capital of 600 900 in f5 shares Among
The Directors are persons connected with the trade o.
Sheffield
Risbop Of Carlisle. Archdeacon Courtenay, OF Mid
dlesex is appointed Coadjutor TO the bishop OF Js-
msica under the title of Bishop OF Kingston.
George W. Edwardes is appointed Governor OF Le-
ham.
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Tie CRINEA.

Letter. from the Crnco arc dated February Z, and
state that the Russians continued to fire heavily from
Fort Constantine. l, was said that five thousand
English were abou, to leave the Crmea for nome but
a draft of three thousand was expected from Malta
in their place. The health OF the armies was remark
ably good. Fresh meat scarce in the Sandman
camp, but salt provisions plenty. The remainder OF
the turkish cavalry had embarked al Eupatora. Gen.
Iuders reports to his Government OF date January %,
that the French continued 10 fortify the Bay OF
Kamesch He also mentions that some sk.rnishes
had taken place between the advanced posts on the
left of the Russian army and the Allies. On the zth,
the French engineers blew up Fort Nicholas with com
plete success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

SUPPOSED Runaway Bora shrewd intelligent
boy, about eleven years DID, who preends TO be los
il at the Mayors Office, Philadelphia. On Saturday
night he came in the cars from Nsw-York, and on bis
arrival at the Kensington depot he placed By the
conductor in the hands of the Police of the Eleventh
District, by whom he lodged in the Station House.
The boy told well-concocted story, by way Of &C.
counting for his being upon the cars. He says hS
is Charles Odell, and that until three or four
weeks ego he lived in Newburgh, New-York, with bus
stepfather, Henry f. Fuller who was in the drygoods
business in that place. His grandfather, Mr., T. L.
NOolsey, be says is Captain of the steamboat lDino,
and lives in Grand street, Negburgh. He says BIS
father to Philsdelpha three or four weeks ago,
and opened dry-goods store, but where the store =
he is unable to say. On Friday, according TO the story
OF the youth, he wanted ride, and managed to snug
gle himself over to Camden, where be got upon me
and went to jersey City where he spent the ngnt
in the Station House. On Saturday he got upon ne
cars and passed the road free, and was finally
put into the hands of the Police, at kensngton otnc
conductor to whom be told that be seeking tor ps
parents in Philadelphia.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT

Tie House Of Lords has again had under INCLUSION
the question Of the Wensleydale peerage. Lords
Lyndhurst and Derby, the leaders of the party who
DENY the right of life peers to sit OF vote in Parliament
have obtained further time to search for precedents IN
support of their views. Lord Lyndhurst has given
notice of resolution that neither the patent to Sir j.
Psrke nor the writ of issued in pursuance of
il, could enttle him to cit and vote in Parliament.
Earl Granville stated that steamer has been detached
bv The Government of India to suppress piracy in
Chinese waters. Earl Granville was not prepared TO
saw when the papers relative to the fall Of Kars could
be laid before the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05
THE NEW LOAN

On Monday the leth, there q numerous attend
ance of capitalists at the Treasury to hear the terms OF
the proposed loan and funding of eXchequer bills. On
the pan of Government were present Lord Pamers-
ton Sir c. e. e. Lewis, Chancellor OF the EXchequer,
Sir Aander Spearrnan, j. Wilson, and the Governor
and Deputy Governor OF the Bank of England The
moneyed interest was represented by Baron Roths-
child, Baron Goldsmith Mesrs. r. T. Thornton,
Hutchinson, Capel, Mullins, Prescott, Hankey, Lau-
renee Uziel Norbury Cazenove, Steer, Stern, " IL
kinson Hunter, McGarel, Williams, Cohen, Burnand
and Others.
TIE Chancellor of the Exchequer read first the par
tculars of the proposed oan which are subolned.
The announcement OF the small amount OF 5000 900
created surprise.
Particulars of the LOdH.-l. The loan 10 bt iOr the
sum of 5000, 900 sterling.
2. For every 300 subscribed in money the con-
tractors TO receive Three per Cent Consolidated An
nuites and the bidding to be made in such annuites;
3. The interest on the Three per Cent Consolidated
Annuities TO commence from the 9Th OF January $50
4. The days of payment and the proportions oil the
contributions to be as follows:
On Tuesday, Feb. Is 1856, deposit Of. % per cent
or laTT,S.y M MssS s ss S sso r yer
On THURSDAY April TO- lsSe, deposit Of .l5 per cent
On Thursday, April "a 1856, deposit of'''lo per cent
). For each installment after the deposit proper
ona amount of stock to be created for the cont16u-
tori. The stock for the deposit to be created al te
came time with that which will then be due on the
Inst instament.
6. Scrip receipts will be issued by the Bank in the
urudl
7. The biddings TO be made at the Treasury on
Friday, 22d, at 10 o'clock morning.
The Chancellor then brought forward his proposal
for funding Fxcheouer Bills as follows. In this case
also the limited extent of the operation was also
subject of remark:
Funding.-The amount of EXchequer Bills to be
funded win be 80. 900 600.
The deposit will be 20 per cent on the 26s o: Feb
ruarv and the installments,
" per cent the 18th Of March
J0 per cent OF the 10Th Of Mach
70 per cent on the 10th Of April
10 per the 1ith CT ApTl.
The contractors for the loan have the option Of con-
tracing for the Exchequer Bill funding on the same
terms as shall be accepted for the loan.
In the event of the contractors wishing TO pay
money instead Of E1chequer Bills it will be received
a; tioO 5s money for every flO0 OF E1chequer Bills.
After some conversation on the details Of the opera
tons the capitalists retired. The Rothschlds, it =
said propose to take the whole amount.
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TIE negotiations between Rome and v'ehha have
heer ysspepsd % 10 the Interpretation OF the
Go, eordst; the Italian Bishops have become qnife
unrvly and have even dared 70 claim from Marshal
R.detsky the evacuation OF dozen barracks
under the Plea that originally they had been con-
vents and punneries confscated by the State,
and according 70 the ConcOrdat 10 be restored TO
the Church.
There il little news from the seat of war. The
Allies have destroyed Fort Nicholas at Sevastopo'
and are about 10 blow up the barracks. that no
fertilization may be left standing at the tine
when the arnistice 10 signed. The Turks IN ASA
have had TO evseuato Sugdidi, where the Russians
burned the palace Of the Princess Dadlan, lnesi
representative ofthe Mingrellan Kings because sne
had hospitsbly received Omer Ps'ha al ner fe'i'
dence. r.,,
The Police bill Of Sir George Grey tavorabiy re,
eeiv,d IN the House of Commons, created the most
serion, agitation throughout the country, as soon
az the ,eptraizinr kernel was discovered under lts
i;ber,l yerbiape. Crowded meetings are held ev-
ervubere and il 10 very probable that the Minis
tsys will he defeated at the second reading OF the
hin II il clear that the English cannot be deceived
by ceptralizing measures Introduced with piausloe
preambles, and backed by Wing politicians who
make rse Of their traditional love OF liberty TO
trarsfor,n the English Constitution into Ponce
sy,.em and inaugurate an enlightened despotism
M.cush che public in general are most anxious TO
have he difficulties with the United States settled
as .peedily ss possible, still the Government be-
an TO back their diplomacy by ornaments, and in
addition TO the eighty sixth regiment and bsttal
ion Of the Rife Corps, which are about 70 be dis
patched to Canada il is understood to be the In
tention 10 send out several other regiments 70
British North America, so as TO form powerful
force in that country \. r. G..
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AUSTRIA.
THE ITALIAN AMNESTY.

Some additional particulars of the forthcoming Aus
trian amnesty have TRANSFERRED II appear. that with
few exceptions the amnesty shall be general ana
conditional; that it is to be made known Individually
to those whom it may concern, and not by Imperial
decree. Those who choose to reenter and reassume
their citizenship will be at once put in possession Of
their property. Those who do not return immediately
NAV sell, and those who do neither before the expira
ton Of the present year will be considered dead,
and their property will be passed over to their legal
heirs but it not intended in any to eonfscate
prOpelty TO the Crown.
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ASIA.

Letters from BGtoum OF January -, state that the
Iur.an troops had suffered much from the effects Of
climate. and were reduced 10 fourth OF their orig
nal numbers. l. IL proposed TO send the remainder
back 10 Tunis. Omer PGshs has 80 ooo men with him
a: Redout Kale.
Advices via Vienns mention & meeting between the
lur ks and Russians, the 9Th January Zugddi
SiI battahons surprised battalion OF Turks. The
uTks retreated leaving ten guns aud Gil their bag
gage and the Russians burned the Pasbas palace and
seYera villages.
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Europe. and might tken be communicated 70 ctker
nations for general Adoption. II resisted BY Tie u
ted States 10 whose vesseis Of war, sndsr oemmis<
equal powers wond Of cosre be conceded. the reason
would be msufest-t could only De 70 SECURE NINA
nifty TO fibustering vesses, and upon Tia. seue Tia
States and orderly Governments Of Europe noust be
prepared to in.s, and carry out their scheme 70 The
last extremity. The question il similar u ITS appeal
10 the moral sentiment and pacific disposition Of "a
spent 20 much blood and treasure in suppresIng Lee
the taken against hbutsrng be Of the same
character,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Per Baltic LIVERPOOL, Tuesday FEB. ~, 1870
The market has been quiet the date OF our @
Circular the business for days being 600 bales wits
O 10 exporters and specuto The market closes tamey,
at prices slightly buyers The Manchester market
Is outlet to-day with steady sales for YARNS and GOODS
Wheat in rather demand at advance OF Id I'D
FLOUR dull the previous quotations. INDIAN CoRs quar-
rioxsev
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AMERICA MUST BE PUT DOWN.

From The London Morning Peat FEB. II
The Government Of the United States is the anomaly
OF the age. Viewed according 10 European nations, ii
can scarcely be called government, for it il not the
domiDaI: authority within the wdeiy-extended terri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-05

- 80 one code or digest. IX-Code Of laws TO
b. sei proms aI ate IN Al he Language. q the empire
XIPri.on reform. xI-PObeee reform. ALL
Recruiting among the Rsyabs % %TiIyc h sfr.
vice TO be open to Chris'isns.l N.Y. NV @Ps
Con, Of Tie provincial authorities AV-Right oil
Trank. 10 possess real eetate in Turkey. XVl-Drect
,a,a,ion. {yII-Improvemen Of Highways. XVIII
Public budget XIX-Chrstisns 20 be represented 10
~ Councif OF State. XX-EstablishEnent of credit
~ for commerce. XXI-Refoun of the currency.
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10 xnws OF TIE PACIFIC.
MORE TROOPS FOR CANADA

REFORMS IN TURKEY.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
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NEW BOOKS.
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LECTURES on Rhetoric and Oratory, read to the
Sepiors in Harvard College 75c.
THE TONGUE of Fire. or the True Power of Chris.
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RAILRoAD ACROSS MExICO.-The Mexican
Government have adopted the Ramsey route for
an inter oceanic railroad between the Gulf of Mex
leo aad the Pacific, at Acapulco. Col. Albert c.
Ramsey is authorized to form the company and
take charge Of the works There Is to be an office
In New York and one in Mexico. All materials
for tho road to be admitted free of duties All
mails merchandise, and other articles Of transit,
are also free; and ships and steamers not to pay
tonnage duties or port charges The Government
guarantees six per cent. on all moneys expended
until the read becomes productives, and receives
only as compensation for the concession the right
to carry the Mexican mails and troops at half
price. The company are to regulate the rates of
freight and passage. 1t is said this privilege is
the most liberal ever granted In Mexico or Central
America.
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DR.. Edmund p. White. died very suddenly at his
residence, near Port Royal, Caroline county, on
Friday last.
Hon Mr. Forsyth, Minister to Mexico, was at
Abingdon, Va, on the 18th lnss.
Bishop Cobb, of Alabama, preached In Peters.
burg, Va, on Sunday last.
Lloyd Roby, an old citizen OF Monongalia county,
Va, was drowned on "Wednesday last while cross.
ing Cheat river.
VIM Morgan Thompson, late of Kunkels opera
troupe, died at Salem, N j., on the 10th inst
The steamer Wallsnd was burnt at Port Dial.
hensie, n Y, on Friday. Loss $4,000.
Paris proper has increased two hundred thou.
sand in population since Louis Napoleon first as
suned sway.
Hon Charles J. Albright has been re-nominated
for Congress by the republicans Of the seven.
teenth, Ohio, district.
The Russian Government ID about to send out
nsxt month from Constradt, two corvettes, on :
scientific voyage round tho world.
Col. Benton left St. Louis on Thursday last for
Washington city.
The daily supply Of Crotch water for N York
city h so 00u, 600 gallons.
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Congressional Pay.

According to the bill which has lately passed
Congress, each member of Congress will receive
for the entire Congress $1,000, $4,000 for each ses
sion) deduction to be made for absence, except
when occasioned by the sickness OF members or
of their families. This is q large sum, but It 10
better for the country than the per diem. NOT one
in ten Of them could earn the half Of three thou
sand dollars per annum by any honest labor At
home. but 1t will remove from them the temptation
to pro.ract the sessions and thus diminish their
capacity to do mischief.
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central America--aIr. Dallas.

Central America..NIr. DalIas'
uis believed In well informed quarters tnas the
negotiations now proceeding in London about the
Central American question will be speedily ana
satisfactorily terminated. Mr. Dallas Is said 70 Dc
In high favor with all classes in England, ana en-
joys the special confidence Of Lords CLARENDON
ana Palmers.on 1t Is reported that no BRUSH
Minister VIII be sent to Washington till after the
close Of the negotiations. The delay In the ap
pointment of British Consuls in our principal com
rnercial towns Is thought to have sulky look ou'
some allowances must be made for tho soreness
consequent upon the dismissal of Mr. Champion
and the inability to retaliate In any other way
..AIps veil that ends well"
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Fremont

Col Fremont is said to run very well on all the
railroad cars In the North. This may be sign
but it Is not infallibe. There are good many vo-
tiers who never travel except on election days, and
then only to the polls. 1t remains to be seen how
he stands with the Cant Get Away Club" We
are of opinion that he will be formally enrolled as
one of the members Of that body in November
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FROM NICARAGUA-The New Orleans Pics.
yune has dates from Granada, Nicaragua, to the
18th ult. On the 10Th hlt, diplomatic relations
Walker giving him a cordial reception. The re
port that Rivas, with 600 followers, aided by 1900
Guatemaans,is in possession of Leon, is confirm
ed but Is also stated that cholera and starvation
are thinning their ranks. Capt. Baldwin's COM
pany of Is men had routed $50 Chamerristas, kill
ing IL of them Only Americans were wounded.
Capt West and DR.. Lundy, of the Nicaraguan ar.
my fought duel on the 14th inst, in which the
former was severely wounded On the Oath ult.,
scrip issuedt to pay off the men enlisted for six
months, and they were discharged. Walker had
received supply of provisions, andh army was
generally healthy. The natives were becoming
more satisfied with his government.
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Col. iMcMuIleu.

Col. Fsyette McMullen, of Virginia, who admin
istsred chastisement recently to Mr.. Granger,
Black Republican, of New York, represents one
of those districts in Virginia, which the New York
Tribune has spoken of lately with some COM
mendahon as not being in the slaveholding inter-
eat We have no doubt the Tribune has forgot
ten by this time all it said on that point, and Is
ascrbing the walloping OF the New York Black
Republican TO the slave power.
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BjgeIow,s Life Of Fremont.

This Ia universally conceded to be the crack ro-
nance of the day. Since the appearance Of Mrs.
Stoves novel, no such work Of fiction has en-.
gagged the attention of the Free Soil public. Bge-
low has fine imagination. He makes Fremont
one of the faest characters Of ancient or modern
times Solomon could not compare with him In
wisdom, Julius Cesar In valor, Humboldt in sci
ence nor Uncle Tom in virtue.
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Nnffxa Rrff0na.

The census returns of Great Britain show that
En- England, SO per cent. Of the population are
rlvss of the country in Scotland, SO per cent and
In ireland, $3.50 per cent In Ireland only per
cent of the population resided out of their MATHIS
Counties while in England only l6 per cent Of the
population had moved from he counties in which
they were born.
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alREpUBLIcASs IN TROUBLE AT WHEELING, VA.
On Friday night, says the Wheeling Argus, the
'R spubcans" held meeting which was address
ed by man named Smith. After the meeting .
difficulty occurred between the Republicans and
another party, in which two Of the lstter-Messrs
Harrison and Ward, were badly injured. The
popular excitement became intense, that to pre-.
vent Smiths being lynched, he was hurried off to
fan
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.



senator Summer.
The ias. session Of Congress has closed, and Sena
tor summer has mot resumed his seat in the sena1s
r he csuse of this Il not III health. ssoss nealy
man, In the prime Of life, could mot oe -
xtsns by few blows from slender gussa PEI.
cane ons ef Ma physieians testiasd' shas ne =
have gonsso the Senate, without harm % nimss4l
next day amer the logging, II be hao eu0's1 .,...
fact, he has bean visiting various fe -
sure, and has no difficulty in finding MS way .ny
where, sxcspt TO his old ssa'. ~. 49," '~a..,.;an
.. the man had some shame for The 'mpon.ou
he has ~ been epdeavorins to palm Of upon the
country Su. !. i. more probable thu. he Is still, Try.
Inc 70 humbus the people and make capital tor
free son BY the ide. that he was seriously damas'
ed In the encounter with Brooks. One OF his apo.
iogis.s says that. though hs has > geod sppe'',e'
hslees refuse their Office when he essays to WAX.
Wa have no doubt this complaint would DO speeaf
" cured II hs should see Brooks approaching MIN
again with another gutsa perchs cane
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MORTALITY IN CITIEs.-In New York last
week there were 651 Deaths Of which 523 were
children 35died of consumption and q of dyson
terry In Philadelphis there were 354 deaths. COG
being children, 80 of consumption and % of dysen
terry. In Baltimore IFS deaths, of which 1913 were
children, "a Of consumption and II of dysentert
In Boston there were 100 deaths, including 81
children, 10 were from consumption.
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NEW PUBLIcATIoN.-We have received from
the publishers ID. Appleton & Co, New York,
Household Mysteries Romance of Southern
Life by Lizzie Petit, of Virginia, author Of Light
and Darkness We have not had leisure to form
an opinion of the literary merits Of the work. 1t
il puolishediu handsome style.
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We are indebted to Hon. John Letcher for
= copy of his speech, delivered in the House Of
Representatives, August I'd. 1856. Mr.. Letcher is
one Of the ablest members of the Virginia delega-
tion, and has few equals in the House, either in
talent attention to the interests Of his consttu
euts
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HARPER's NEW MONTHLY MAGAzINE.-We are
indebted to Mr.. Cosby, opposite the Fredericks-
burg Depot, and to Price il Cardoza, opposite
the American Hotel, for Harper's Monthly Maya
zna for Santamher
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MURDER IN VIRGISIA.-A letter In the Lewis
burg tVa) Era. from Highland county, dated 18th
August, says that two negroes have been arrested
there for the murder OF an Irishman named Sheri-
dan, and confessed their guilt. II appears that .
widow named Wiley married Sheridan few
months since and not living happily with him pro-
missed the two negroes sl50 II they would kill
him