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superior so. The stimulus afforded to national indus
Try was exempled by the progress of the boer-p ate
manufacture; and the increased comforts afforded
the people illustrated by the extraordinary pro-
gress Of The f.h tisde and the development Of the
land coal Tufc. II observed that. before railways
existed internal communication restricted by ply
eical circumstances; the canal traffic was dependent
on the supply Of water at the summit levels and upon
the vicstudes Of of either drouth or frost
Railway communication free from all these diff
culties and every obstable that nature bad opposed
science he'd hitherto e6ectualy surmouuted.
The address concluded with some words OF practical
application The duty devoved on civil engineers of
improving and perfecting this vast system. Every
farthpg saved the train mileage of the kingdom was
10000 year gained TO railway companies. Tnere
was, therefore, ample field for economical apphauces
and therefore economical arrangement, however
trifng, was to be neglected Nothing would afford
the President greater satisfaction than that from bis
observations sound practical Improvement should
resut to system with which his name in consequences
Of bis fathers works, had been largely associated
for, however extensive his connection with rail.
ways, all be had known and all he had himself done
was due to the parent whose memory he cherished and
revered.
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THE LATEST.

The London Times points out to Russia and other
powers the fallacy of supposng that the readiness OF
the English nation to make peace is at all proportioned
TO its unwihngness 10 commence the war. We
"have" il says got over the first shock, AID are
beginning to make our element Of that which, little
"whe ago. we regarded with the most genuine horror
g and aversion
There is O strong sentiment, which repiaes at the
termination of hostiltes before have had the OPP
portuni;y of putting forth whole strength and vim
dicstipg in new field, and against new enemy, our
ancient renown. We mention these things for the
very sake of the peace, the preliminaries of which
have, as it appears, been signed between Count Val
epine Esterhazy and Count Nesselrode; for, IN tie
present temper of the pubic mind in England any at
tempt. however slight, TO renew the diplomatic ma
peuyers of last April, would result in an immediate
explosion of popular feeling. which might render it
impossible to proceed further in pacific direction
The T,me,' city article, dated Friday evening, says
"The operations in the English funds to-day have
been comparatively Of steady character, anu tneJ
seem for the present TO have settled ~ tno aiP''0
mtnt Of yesterday ,.
"In the Stock Exchange there was fuu employment
for money and short loans on Government SEQ ariies
were in request at fully FIVE per cent NO ifesn news
trapspired to influence the course OF business OUT "a
impression that the Governmeut-while they are re,
solved not to relapse their prepsrsoas-aIe dp o'ed
believe thai tho negotiations commenced Will so on
10 rapid and satisfactory conclusion tended 70 give
general stability to the appearance of the market.
PARLIAMENT AND THE PEACE QUESTION.
LosDos, Saturday, Jan. 10, 1886.
1t is not unlikely that the proIimste session Of Par
lament will find the House divided into three parties
those who see sufficient grounds for an immediate
cessation of hostities; those who advocate the fur
Their prosecution Of the war; MOI thinking the terms st
prssen, accepted sucent and thsse uAs take the in
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FEBRUARY TERN OY The CoURrs.-Accordng -
the appointments for the year. special term Of the So
prene Court should IL held to-day being tho first Msdsy q
the months aud confidently expected that Judge Rochwel
will be attendance that day. and that Judge Strong VII
be here Tuesday continue tho busnss whom 80
thought the Ions ced Special Term Cseodar win -
up The OF business hand, al
the number Of anxious sutor awaiting movement in ae
several IL devou 20 be wished that thsss oIfectsao.s
vii be realized The February 81 tho City cosrs VI
to-day. The civil calendar contains csss. fsr
will b. He'd this morning reserved and -
Court adjourned I'll the Ith inst tbs Fsbuny " To
enertl Sessions will Tue day, the $50
County judge IRE idins Grand Jury viii be 0Esnss4
The number prisoners awaiting trial dersbis bat tbsre
happily charged with crimes Of exusordssy usS
uds
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termediate course and hold themselves open TO the
voice Of peace but who will not lay down their
until peace is secured terms of abiding Obligation.
II now remains for the Governments of France and
England 10 be firm and cautious in negotiations, for
Austria to keep her engagements honorsby for Russia
TO see Ter true interests for the British nation warmly
to uphold the Executive Government, and for the
British Parliament to support the Ministry with Arm
ness while these alinposn negotiations are in pro-
ceas Of rrspgement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04
HAVANA.

The United States mail steamship Black Warrior
j. w. Smith commander, from New Orleans the cath
and Havana the evening Of the 2sh, arrived al this
poit on Saturday evening.
The United States frigste Potomac, Com. spauiing
and steamer Fulton left for Key West the morn
ing of the 2s.h ult During their stay the officers
dned at the Palace Statutes and other civties were
exchanged with the greatest good feeling.
Two French vessels Of in the harbor No
Ength.
The crop of sugar in market Is smaller th an usual at
this season, owing to the unproptous state Of the
weather for harvesting and transporting.
Havana is filed with strangers, particularly Amer
oans. They met in the street, cafe and hotels at
every turn.
BY order of the Captain General the small coin of
the United States has been deprecated.
The Black Warrior brings Nile Rachel. whose
health is still very delicate. She will leave at once
for Liverpool on her way to me belle France. The re-
uairder Of the troupe go home direct.
Prom Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA Monday, Jan. %, 1856.
We have intelligence of the slave cargo, which
it had intended to have landed at ST. Juan de los
Remedies; but in consequence of the proprietors
of the expedition having got a hint of its having
been d. nOunced they have altered the destination
OF it to the other side of the Island.
have ascertained since my last letter that sew.
eral planters, l am forbidden to send you their
NAMES have found it 10 their interest TO treat their
slaves with greater humanity than formerly,
especially the females, by permitting them to re-
main longer period with their children after their
birth, aud that in consequence more than half the
infants are now reared.
Commodore PauldiDg the Captains Of the Po-
tonac and Fulton, together with the COmmodore's
Secretary and the Acting Consul of the United
States invited TO dinner by Gen. COncha on tho
gath inst. All the above named gentlemen except
Commodore PauldiDg were present. | AIN unable
to account for the COmmodores absence.
Joseph Tucker Crawford, esq, Her Britannia
Msjesty's Consul General in Cuba, is gazetted as
COmmissary- Of the Mixed Commission in
this city, vice the late Mr. Backhouse-who, you
will remember was brutay murdered a short
time since. A better appointment than Mr.. Craw
ford il would have been impossible for the British
Government to make. Familiar as that gentle
man is with the Spanish language and the charac-
ter of the Spaniards, and being, withal, thorough
Anti-Slavery MAD, we may feel confident that
strict justice will be administered in all cases that
may come under him.
The Potomac and Fulton left US on cruise on
26th inst.
We have again delightful weather after the con.
tiuusnce for longer dun alton of tho north wind
than had before known during my long residence
in this city.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The new Private Class in PRACTICAL PHRl

soLocr will b formed To.nossow E,Esiss. ct Ne -
Broadway where these who desire may obtain psssss1
knowledge Of this silence.
Professor Silliman Phrenoosy undertakes 70 seee
ph for hat Philosophy performs for the external wss
claims disclose the real OF things, and pesest NJ
ailed and IN her true festurrs."
1he Hon Horace Mann; ." look upon PbrenolsU e -
suide Philosophy and the handmaid Of Christianity WIZ
Phrenology public eens,aeos."
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D.rIss THIEVES. A German named Auguste
r "a. arrested on Saturday In the ct Of ste4ias bag
CONTAINING eleven dozen slns, valued at so from
The store II Sherwood No ID SFrce street he was
Looked az by Justice Welsh TO answer
iva yosns men named Geo Wood and Js4 WHson were
rr.. the stealns ooutsning vHin
AZ taUsrs belonging Mr. fruncb McDonOash. u Fcry
cur+h street Fh The def committed
bsrees shop In the above vicinity, where Ar heDonoesn
Wa getting stsyed TIE thieves Of with tao eoe ~.
were pursued and captured with In the. posssssoa tS
rssv al q tefsrs yuytcs " I'D I'D Locked ap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04

BRooKLYs CITY MoRrALTr.-The total suobse
of deaths in this city last week Oh Of which -
were males. and 30 females; adults 81; minors -.
The principal causes were consumption, Group -
scarlet fever
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FOR CHARIrIBLx puaposxs.-

LECTURE FOR CHARITABLE PURposxs.-A lecture
Will delivered Ciu.sdsy) evening at the ~
LhersTy A,socisiln BY tho Rev Henry Wsd Beeehef. -
a. Iroceeds OF which VII % devv<o1 " -
ep,tt Of tho POOR In JerseJ CITY
FoRoypms.-On Friday last q man calling hinseH
w Lore, ylsiied tho bouse Of T. W. Drake, miller "a
miles nom Newark HewJeey and said be ~i.hed 70 passhas
HI. mn The offered 10 sell AID expressed hinssn @is
with roTosed bnt said no would have 70 oonss
siyen him. sId By w JODes ob aimed the misrs s&ss
ture Jones took dinner with tho lsf Ahse
dinner rcde Newark with tho team Of hL Dfshe 1850
pre Re aseesned brakes brother resided He thes
Dr.Is sd 90. the money AZ Oeoci he ls tbs e
OF Drew French ssd produces brokep. No. % Bss-
Of Drskes, hs proceeded nsO
forthwith Try hs luck He reached thsir store sos 49,
T. W DraIs lie miller for s4a O ths document vs'tsss
that tie Ls1 sold ulnes 10 Drake. sGd bad
order In part payment The firm soFPo.ed sess ne
meet, and Tim check 90 hac oessn Ds -
then ster bsnh bouIs; Jones len ne s sa. .a2
minutes be returned with ID. hands ay o. y 49, ,~scS
by Strangers Tho latter e they entsfra ZIG no h -
seem, be had bought !e.es 'o sss al Cd Mr. brsS
IL ri. I'm rsI r. which the latter replied ~ mo
I've Jo % then turned % the stranger ana gsins I'm
en- cs sso "a Sfh cep.I,sd The check H. sprsss, ~
~ eesn Bsns ana certified By the bookksspss bss
"a on Saturday morning tho firm disce cred -
AZ W. then stationed at the baat bat the MAJ 80
e. - be~i Sd not ali have 10 esshed. yonss dsneea
- ms sboot Eve feet ten nehss high His oomTssns
sandy sId be wtsss xndst bis cha - - ~
red AID tn bss srot On The iorsIsa Of "a.
laft Of hsir ard u L. BE has small eise yes
ssbes add STRAIGHT He socrs uas. sal
bod ard wbsn IL wsits Al tho tune ~ - i~sssS
ovsreost IL Il suppoed that b hA oPSrstsd u<SSS
riuss saescea. b NswtQk
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81 honrs.


Tese are TIE In which the temper,:ure IN tho
has above the freezing point b. north Thermometers
ST. &c TIE 9th Of December at 8 n -,
The EARTHQUAKES thus far heard during this term have
been folows: Jan San Praoeiso 4h Of 81 Jtso ae
Cc6a; 5h In the evening, st Ozdensborsh ~ s1 "a hs
morning Winchester. Va 18th at Santa siaftos sd 'n
a he morning. ct Prsderhk, Nd -, ,- -.
aerote yisie IL England on TOE IN OF Isnnss =.
thiIts.n minutes 20 p m, and renamed In sign, noen
nil utes On the lAh mys o. bags fell from the clouds 81
F.rsI Court. House covering the snow fr miles IKE
csrIetiue Of velvet - T. SbniA"-
Eyn,.Llt, Hislt. FEB. 2,
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- nv Dvprry Sgyrryy SNIP

The LATE Robbery OF DEPUTY SHERrr SNIP
sos-Frsnk McCue Five Pont thief and ona Of me gang
10 rsouy st;seied and robbed Rob SnPson sDspaty
Sheriff as ysssDg through William street - srestef
on SATURDAY Esht Lieut. Jourdsn Of the Lower roce C"r
an s.r being identified by Ar Smpsoo was locked up BY
justice Brennan for traL TIE prisoner The fedha red
who 81 with Is and pror1,sory 100 Toe 7oi' De-
longing 20 NJ Simpson
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BROOKL YN ITEMS

The Republican Committee of the County Of Kines
will organize on Monday evening at No. Ito Jorsls-
mon.st., opposite the City Hall.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

RECEPTION THE PERsiA.-AnaDgemouh arc
Of the promn citizens Of Jerss1 Cst1
be u the 'eanship Persia expeced a. tie Co
nsTd dock ths week probtae that bsre will DO sslvs>s
d lay Of fireworks and other denOns stins and dssse
BE- given officers Of the Persia immediately sfss ~
sYyL.
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DISEASES oP THE EYE AND EiR-REM0yAL.
DR. FRANCIS SALrEs M d., NJ C. s., London aud Hii4s-
bursh has removed 10 No. is BOndst Now ok whore -
may hereafter be consulted from to ~ O'Clock asd -
pm Patients requiring attendance At thor residences -
be- waited during the la, ervenng hours
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"Matsea," but fortus.'teiy there was another book
which the forger had not en able To get hold Of He
could prove too, that the mec who got up this prose
cution guilty of forgery ana fraud. fasehood aad
perjury, beyond the hope OF escape.
Mr. Brady then proceeded to call Edward j. Webb,
who testified that Ms,sePs father and mother had both
told him that the Chief was born in this country;
Samuel J. Marsh who identified an ndenture, dated
Oct. IS, 1876. in which the Chiefs name was givea
George Washington Ma,seli, Thomas s. Day, who
testified that both Mr.. and Mrs. Matsell hsd in his
preeence claimed George a. New-Yorker by birth,
M. d. vanpelt, NJ. d. who said that he had attended
Georges brother William in his last sickness, and had
heard his father distinctly claim George American
born and George L. Shaw, shipmate of the Chief,
who gave it in evidence that in ls25 he signed his
name George W. Matsel and he always considered
him an American.
The case was then adjourned till Saturday next.
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[AdverisementI
PHRENoLoGY-Prsf Examinations with
Charts and Written Of Character vsa dag. = ~
NJ nroadxsy.
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rhe case vas then adjourned till Saturday next.

We learn from Dr. Francis that the Rev. DR..
Hawks has entirely recovered from his recent illness
and that his friends need not feel the slightest anxiety
with respect to it.
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IAdxariisemen
fAdveukemen.I
CHEsTNrTs. Just received Q splendA "a n
IAdxerfi safnAnt 4

Italian Chssnuj will be sold a moderate price Apply -
HEsRY hALLARD, No. gu Broadway and Ma. 1850 Msrosr
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CHARGE OF beRSLARf.-John MARIN, repasS9
thief yesterday arrested suspicion Of hsvng breAsn
the premises Of Mrs Christopher AIideberssr q
Ffth and rwentyAird street stolen hersfrem
valuable Of doutle harness The buxary
Friday night, ard yesesda, the harness
shsnty the corner o. Broadway aud Thirty seventh ssr
which prsoner In the habit q fresuentinx
taken before Fardssn and ocksd sx.mnaso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04

OVERLAND RoUTs TO CALIFoRsIA.-We under
stand that panorama on extensive scale including
the representations of Cities towns Indian ranches
Chinese camps, mining scenes, &C., is nearly CON-
peted and to be exhibited in this city 1t is said to
cover 30 900 feet of canvas and to present 100
sceueS.
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ossr LawrrlHenry stern. German Peddiss sn.ssA
yesterday By OfcsE Moore Of hs Third Dsros Police Cs
charged With stealing gold watch valued go tho pop8
ofNT. Edward NediDs residing ct No 2rs Hess'ea ssssS
The guilt Of the prisoner being pretty clearly shown. Jsso
brennan Locked him for trial AZ oosas- In the -
complainant emf loyed lawyer named Adolph LevinSss
finally posed o. ievinser made ball Of sss.
bis cen', among tho items OF whh ssvsBtyA
the G. for issuing awsusn for The arrest Of As GsrsA
Mr. NeSrx TO be correct paid the bal bat an<rvu
learned CLERK bad right 70 receive Cor
rpnt received r. tie then made seompssint aSs
tho charging him with false prtence and 10
arrested ard held hall 10 the charge This ~
smallest legal" swindlns that has como before cst
inA Court In tkis city for lors time.
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TSKSow, Man a.

CNKSows MAN DRowsED.-Aoout - oooox =
Saturday evening unknown 20 tall ovsfscss4
Catherine slip and Il supposed he injured hinssf sevsrD
BY striking his bead against the side Of hrx which lay Near d
pier Efforts sde him tat they In va1
be sank almost immediately
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The following is the calendar of cases for disposal
in the Court of General Sessions for the term COM
mercng to-day, at which Judge Cspron will preside;
Receiving stolen goods ,, grand larceny 81. burglary
3d. murder g. forger1s feonious assault aud battery
robbery 3, basterdy 2, sabbing false pretences
kidnapping |, Illegal voting l, bigamy -, perjury /,
mayhem !, abandonment /, witnesses 5. Total, III.
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TEE TRIAL OF MA1ssLL.-The trial Of the Chief was
resumed Saturday afternoon, and il was expected that
Mr.. Noyes would make his argument IN favor OF the
sdrnssbility Of Brarchs testimony. Mr. Brady, how
ever waived his objection, and allowed the Pro7eca-
tiou to put in Brsnchs published repor. ss evidence.
Branch accordingly sworn as to the truth Of DIS
report, and the prosecution wa rested.
Mr.. Brady then opened the case for the defense
He would show that the father and mother OF Dir.
Mstse hsd 10. only told him but many Others THAI ne
Was born in this country and he could show also sha'
Old Mr. Mstse wss naturalised, while the Chief "ss
ye. minor An s.temp. had been made 10 change the
Marine Co1rt records Of that naturalization. and the
wv,J "MstseI' hsd IN sue book beea changed 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04

A meeting of the friends of Kansas will be held on
Tuesday evening next, at the Lyceum No. IS Lash!
street, when Mr. Henry S. Club will explain by dia-
grams the Ocagon plan of settlement and tho charac
ter of the Vegetarian Settlement Company, now pre-
pairing to start for Kansas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04

BRUTAL FIGHT-Between IL and IL O'Clock on
Saturday night, two named Joseph Corcoran
and John Curran, had a dispute while in the porter
house No. l62 William street, when Cunan knocked
his adversary down by butting him in the abdomen
with his head, and then bit off portion of his
The bystanders then nterfered, and Officer Birming
ham of the Second Ward Police was called in and
rested Cunan, who was taken before Justice Welsh
and ockedup for trial The Injured man, after having
his wounds dressed came into court bearing piece Of
the nasal organ in his hand, and made a complaint
against the prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-04

Both branches of the Common Council will meet
this afternoon to commence the February session.
There no special subject of much public import inoe
likely to be acted upon this month. but there remains
much business of ordinary character, which will,
together with the confirmation Of appointments, con-
sumo the time Of the session.
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BALL OF RsoIsE CoxPAsr No. al.-Fuiton Pre-
Engine Co No. 81 gave their annual ball at the City
Assembly Rooms on Thursday night last. The spa
ecus hall was well filed, and the ball wes one OF the
finest OF the season.