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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
SAD CASE.

We Gnd the sulioinel narrative in The DoyioH Gd-
-cftC # the Eth inst:
NAoNI HARRI, This unforunate girl, who has b7en
proven tibet and Of whom hsYe before spike1, i
now III Jail awaiting the mercy of Dayton Coeit.
There l. ching in her unfortunate history "nich
diioICs cad conn enisry upon the over OF those
wckedly oispOsed persous WHO move III liz Image u
uoir Maker.
a Young ar d pretty girl she sled in childish sport
around tlt cid bones eed, ard d fond t1Ier, kai
mother arc sn,ctioI ate brothers aud sisters seLe
oud C her ipIocctcc. There little 81 yer 0eus
IIgirg in he G4tant fui1Te and lite was ia-l oi Joy
md premise 20 tic htC chic. ears rolled "a aice'
end Ter ECeUty BBd Intelligence drew aronnt oef
lCst ii aGl4igCTF among VII the dastardy VII
lain wf destined TO be the arber VI her tie MS
well leanCd speech and manler conceded tlo h!po,
clite AID bis ualnc altentic Is won her aiecoa' az
sLc put ~ pure heart IN the keeping 81 tue tai1or so
bttHye Ter love end yTtGe ard sept her ou up VI tnc
wolh d poor bighled bird to vither ucdeI tHc III,
fusICe OF Irined rcputati.y. Friends enl
relsIioLs dise:rded Der the iether, wno wa ts
proud 10 play with her tiazen curis, and tue
n other, who loved to ki,s away her Slrih93a
teart turned away fom her shalne, and brandai nor
ouicls; from TIE household, snd wiHhei' tu9
kiLely nfutnee which might sve reclaimed ncr' At
he ite victim of the first errora natural error u
her ignorance Of and nidence in this cold ana roo ~
eIous void. The rascal who had done toe "ron9
roaned freely here al ilcie, and, like lie serpent
II Me, sat BIZ venom upon new vic!iai' anu naii'd
tie pure as his prizes. - .A
Her b,auiy ard ntellgenc were s,irac I'VE Gnu a
Will Lo leeiumaie honest means Of providins me
ptoossaIes Of life, she emerged by degrees INTO ga
r,er of CRIME, and While Jet Gri Doy ton eoon se
0tr 10 The penitenilary ioT lering slnaA po''" ~
sis.
Her Black eyes locked ont through tie bans uPOn
weld that bad joy for her. eht incsrcs r1e'1
q ptniien'sry erected for those who are s"ets ~
GRIN c. Into girl lad stolen a bit Of silk and she
ciosIed in eel lear the murderer; young el.l
ba,i ben beiIsytd sacrificed al that vas dear 20
her IoD the hst error, aud she ate hor pn "a Sui
hs.ri fha hard
:, % gehtIed fun the County jail GOta all pNt' ~.
e State She there fsr c0rrscti,a i1"as H'usu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

The, STE woeh learn o sson frra the rescnerssng
il euspces which were there eogendefed. An me-
wat isst There wss bo Work Hose, no House "i
Refuge. Do Institution for the md-'4'e r-rms oi ~
youii ri oe. d.rs and the Peni'entiNy was toe oniy
~.
She xss srns'rj upon her last charge, at Mianis-
bsrsL the resdeDce OF Der people Upon The approsca
of Tie fcsIs ,he eaped from tire ~iow of nc h,us-
dssasiti, end took reflge in the yard where sh"'
eriig and c,.d she found by The pd'ce lake
ne" sbe cried, Why should mPain I've oe9
4" Ia TIE Penirn'iaiy; my reputation Is rulnei, ana
cont want 70 live tobgsr."
We DO Tot WISH 10 be understood uPh6 ldog CRIME;
TIC girl Il evidently guilty., and should be punished;
csrct racn ia the Penitentisry is to- severe; there
should Ike Woik. House sGeh ofienie :, where
q, ce's'e punishment may be blended with redesmns
IL fueLc,s whore correction may be administered and
a sbort, pr'cti' a sermon prra bed and two 70
work aocoup ish,d. We sh1u' d have Work House,
and We hope our citizens will move in the martsr.
Psliry crius becoming Of frqHent orcu1e zee in
or city, a. d ell Institution OF this kInd would soon be
filed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

Of Queen Isabella by the Emperor Of Rosis vas con-
s:dered a. cert in.
The Patrie ssys: Eve have received important
news hom Coz stantinOpie. Ii is kno va that az er
havh e rendered re resignation, the Ouonan Csbl.
pet remained IN Office b. Ceslre Of the Sal'an To-
Gay, Nov. 2, We learn that If has been definitely
overhnwn sid replaced by new MHistTy under
tie Pfesidency Of Rcdsh.d Pasha"
dispatch from Cons.autinope from NJ. Th0uvena
wss received the Sd ia Paris 1t confirms the no d.
Iaiion q Red-chid Psshs the Grand vezieraie but
dccs Lot mention tie of the other Mbs'ers. IL
Was Fad that NJ Thouvenal recon me adei thst no
opnicn should lie fomed - the political tendencies
OF the Government undl il be completes, bat he cid
not anticipate tina. anything hostile was inteadsd
against France.
Tie Austrian correspond ence returning TO its dis
cusson with the French journals relative 70 the ev.cu-
etOn Of the Pincip.liiies, says that Turkey only
iltpced 10 expires d, sire for arrangement adding
that tie understanding the question between the
Porte, Austia and Eogland, is on the most friendly
footing.
Some disturbance had broken out in the neighborhood
Of Jau,sl.m. Aid elkad.r had returned TO Da nat
Gus SoDe disturb snces had taken place in thu. city
il which French medical man knocked dJwn by
some OF the fanatic people, The Consul had obtaiEei
the arrest Of several Of the gully parties.
Another shock of en- earthquake felt at Bfoussi
u the I'D ult but no serious injury caused.
The Austrian occupation Of tue Papal states Is now
confined TO the towns Of Boogns and ALcona.
Advices from Madrid Of the lst instant esent the
Narvtez ministry Is more firm. Tie Marquis De
KIups was ssid to have mediated between Narvsez
al tie absolltift party, and induced both TO mtse
ssioDs
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.

The steamer Washington arrived last night FROM
Southampton. She brings London papers of the ah
inst. Her news has been anticipated by previous,
arrivals. The following iteus however worthy Of
notice:
A telegraph from Constsntinople OF the 23i ult
states that an utRstum from Eoglsnd had been for
wss 10 sa the be, inning of October The 'ture Of
BnshiIe was considered inevitable.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of Eogsnd, the Persian
amy was actively pressing tie siege of Hcrat was
fortSirc the envuons, Of which il had obtained pos
sosscn, amer defeating the Afghans, COOS OF whom
Cd su1CLderod.
Msdrid Intelligence states that the acknowledgment
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SERMON by THE REV. DR.. ADAMS.

In the Mad' on square Presbyterian Church the
Eev. DIR. Adams delivered an eloquent and learned
discourse from Psalm lyiii and 10Th verse, blessed
Ek The Lord rho daily loadcA us Tat benefits, erea
L the God of our SairatiOa."
lie commenced his discourse by observing that
pon such occasions that of Thanksgiving he never
those his text from the Book of Lamentations. IL
was rather his aim 10 nfusc that feeling Of joy which
ougLt always TO fill the heart and characterize the
Voice Of gratitude. This W ~ time for weeping,
nor voul he indulge suc spirit; true, m )m Jries
LOT the past wOul1 cIO"d upon the mind and tend to
mako melancholy, bat true gratitude would always
nsst itstlf after the joyous sprit Of Him who
upon the earth TO make the heart Of man cheerful and
rad Nor was it bis Intention TO speak of national
afars there were blessings which all enjoyed near
10 Ourselves and a. iese blessings were most goaeray
consider ed too common 10 be duly valued, he would
This occasion coi6ne himself to the blessings con-
kued uper US all us nOividua's He then commenced
With tho morning considering the dawDing sun, life
felf our senses tho Of our mbs the luXuries OF
he home, the press, the Bible, our schools aud col
gts our churcl es aud our social Institutions Upon
al OF these tho Rev. Doctor spike wrh much sym
pshy ard humOr. As he observed at tae outset OF
biz discourse it wes highly cslculstea 70 promote
chez Iuuess in the hearts of the very numerous aRd
itientIvo congregation who listened 70 him.
A collection was taken ia behalf of tue q" lasttuti IN
fo the Relief Of the Childr, of Destitute Ssalncu.'
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Russia

The concession Of the Russian Railways 10 tho Gre lit
Mobilitr was sgIed October - The company un
dertakes tie construction of $500 VeTss OF railway III
four routes: First from ST Petorsburgh to Warsaw re-
having TO the Government the eighty million francs
Which The 800 yerss already constructed have cost,
and VI dtrtakes 10 comple'e the line secondly from
Moscow 10 Iheodosia 80 ve.sts thIdly, from NJ Is
cow TO Novogooa. 3I vests; and foarthly, from
Koms AZ 10 the port Lban. These lines must be COM
p.t.d in ten years aud tue Russian GoVernm NJ guar
aniets five per cent ODc third OF the shares WI lie al
lo to Russia. The shares will not he quoted GA the
Paris Bomso. The capital of the Company Is two
Hundred and seventy milor liver roubos.
Iy letter from Vienna, in the Cologne GG:efe, we
learn something about the diplomatic correspondence
which I. sub. from the intention of Russia 10 erect
rev Notifications the FLnish Coas. 10 the Bohnian
Gulf We are told that this matter las come to On
amctbe understanding as far Us the relations OF the
French Government 10 Russla concerned; but the
British Government IL Is said still maintains that IN
lcfe oitncaions there invasion of the article OF
The Treaty of Peace by which the erection OF fortIi
cations ON the Alsnd lslands is in.erdcted. Count
Mory is repre- s. ntcd as having declared to Prince
Gotchab eff 10 reply 10 direct question that France
had 10 objection 10 the erection Of the proposed for
ressos "
The Emperor AleXsnder has addressed q letter -
Genegsl Iudors granting linn leave OF absence for a
wear Obe expression IN 1t has attracted attention.
The Emperor says; ..
"AppreciatiDg your efcioas services, hope that /!
crer Instances give ne occasion ~ rec s You to edi-
plo,ne before the expiration of tie period nsned,
,ou will come TO resume your duties with the zeal aud
alscrity which have ever sigIaiIled your mlis.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

/ RAILROAD TO LAKE SUPERIOR.-We are informed
by gentleman acquainted with the facts that COZ
hoet has been entered into between the Company
which occepied the railroad giant from the State or
" Wisconsin. and capitalists ot Pcnnsylvana, by
tie CONDITIONS OF which the road from ii adson TO 81
prior is TO completed and ia running order by the
hh Of July, 1859. The gentlemen Who have assumed
lhOo obligations experienced railroad men OF the
aott ample resources. Men and PROVISIONS have nj
ready been cent to the bead VI the Lake 10 commence
,trati, ne at once on thai ind of the line. The por-
on Of tho road be'ween superior and bayfield, viii be
lmrvey cd and located soon az practicable, and i'm
uedint.y Tut VI der contract. TIE whole line between
Ihe St. Crulx and It's northeastern terminus at Bay
held will be flushed aud s operation ~ithin three
years. Tnosc having charge of the southern section
f tho road will need the exercise OF all their means
IaId energy to compete successfully in time with those
" ho have the management Of the hne between tue
b. Croix and Lake Superior. We shall n II be eur
hs,d to see the later section IN operation first When
Ibis occurs Superior and Bayfield, viii at onc4 rs into
points Of the hishost commercial inpo taace. Few
Even of those who bave wstched the growth OF towns
Ind sections can magao the pr spectve Developments
If the Lake Superior region. Rich beyond any
eltr paIt Of the world III minerals OF utilty 1t only
DE Ccd tits avenue which nov 10 progress ant which
will connect il with an section corresponding
rcL IN agricultural resources T. change IL from CON
Iars We Cero alton into region titled win popdian )n
aid sld,oriDg with weOlth ST. Paul Pioneer, NoN''.
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I sm determined to invest ,ste t..

great Outrage. I sm determined to invest ,ste IA
mater"
a Fee State man then ventured 10 remark that this
WIS the courte pursued toward the Free-S'ae a
ever since the orr auizailon OF The rerrory dat par
iislny had marked every movement made By G Jyern-
NE ptal officials for the last two years.
The Governor replied With great warmth: II c.
not who il; | am neither Fr6e.S'ate nor Pre-
S'eyerv Int Governcr of Kansas Territory and a.
srch will zee that even here justice sh ali be doa.
"TLey nav murder me If they ch'ose, bat am de-
ie,mued TO merit the ePitnPb, Died in the faItlful
" discharge Of biz cuiy
TIE Governor fent word 20 Marshal Donaldson 10
c,ue q once TO his Office. .
The Marshal soon reported himself, and his Excel
ercy turning toward him, said Mr. Marshal, shall
eItsct YOU 10 rearest this man, Hayes, without &
"ntnerf, oeI.y; proceed Immediately aud shall
hod you strictly sponsbl for the faithful discharge
=" of your duty BY Cd. Sir, this man shat DO
brcught here ard tried, # it shall re9lire the whole
m,ir6ry ann of the Government. Free State meu
now in that Guard house might hsve asked in valD
Sir 10 have been baied, upon charges infinitely less
trtni1 AZ while this man. Hayes, who has been gsilty
cot a most atrocous and d:abolIca murder, night
der nv ewes NUT be adm tied TO bail. SI toieE-
" bic De- such H. justice
TIE Marshal vas astonshed, and hardly knew what
10 saw Al LAT he sat down and entered into pr yate
corvtrsaiion with TITUS, Jones aai "yodso1-a
worthy trio-aid they counse'ed together. The Gov
error .ss .ktder ont Of sorts, and they must p.,ify
hin, If poe.ibIe the Judge had made mistake, an It
Must Re set ritht. "
All the time the Governor pacel hls once MOOR with
futr;e6 st,ps exclamlDg ever! now aud then, IN
t.noes depour Gil the act OF the officials IN releasing
unr, erpr on bail and telling what he was resolve Cd up
ON ding about il J. soon after the lnereStl ~
v.,ssti5n I'm for tbs city. ESSEX.
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FATAL ELECTION AFTRAY.-We find 10 The SHop
Fju Md iShf,id unit q the violent death OF
BAILEY Hickman, esq, all esteemed citlzen OF uh
county, at tie hands vi Mr. Jonn II. Sosat hrmeriy
OF Virginia, bat rt9Gty travelling denfst IN Mary
lard. lhe unlurinns'e affair occurred at BeriH, Oh
Tie cay Of The Presidential e!s elton:
In the eieinoOn vi the day stated, qIarre' drose
between Democ al aLd an American, causlog large
C. octon Of peOns Ia that pat ut the village where u
oc,nu,d 1Le parties were, however SOON separated,
oil political friends II each clustered roand IN con
yeIsation about tie affair.
"Dorng ihis timo Snesd and Hickman met on the
Cufsice u tie cot elton vi peTsoas when words
,ued bctV them, anc tappeaTs Hickman and S1ead
seized each other, Hickman suhipg snesd several
times aiih umbrella and during tue seuife she al
stabbed Hickman in three plGces-one OF the wounds
layI open the cavity Of toe he Art making IN
eision I'd The upper port 81 The hear and ihs otter Gu
Ter nc deeply into the under part Of the Ie arm, killing
Hicsmen ait at instantly. Alter he was 'hus stabbed
or during the pIoqess OF IT, IL appe ,rs number OF
ST esd political friends rushed in pp0n Hickman, beat
ing sLc kicking him in a uOsI uDutrcIiul manner, cut
ting biz scalp irOIn thu top part vi hs bea5 and bfuls
ing and cutting bis peIson 10 ohsr places Snead was
s,IseqC, unity arrested and committed 10 jail 90 Sat
uTcey be wts released on -, ~ bal"
CAFITAL IDEa.-The annoyance Of the sun and
dusI OF which railroad travellers can bear fseiiag
tostmoDy. Hitherto Tie eiiJrts eXclu> NE Iftsf
LuistLce BY OF yentl.tOrs have not been paf,
tieulrrly fortunate. The Illinois Central X ar '@d
Comply have, however, hit upon plan when esq
net isii especially 10 cOmueDd sel The Puou VIZ
Tie planting vi locus roes etch side vi 'aeu foao
fol the dislaI OF 100 miles. Afer the trees are once
set, wb u litue care in keeping toe weeds ooFu snd
TIE ea,tt ne about The roots Toe I'VE OF inree ears
tlt! vii require 10 more Isb"f, ana Ley van 'acu
tivsd shbte slopg The road sni WI nave telo"ncy
a. Csuse The grass to grow, sill in great desne pre-
vent a.sch Of tie sHuo5 snse fTO cust, and 1t t1e
ed VI twenty Cars The trees Will AFFORD uiDef large
CROUCH fog lie. fcr the IRE Of Tie rVad'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IiyTRfOOf NARKETs.-Tucsday, Nov. Z, P. N =
Wheat good de!nsrd especially for red a. fEdsy prices
Fof FL OF Toe demant qret retail rather lower pri-et
Conan active saturday al of I'd.
a. market very quiet - ine advsnee PkoFsi0ss
r,fhssE.d qut =. as TsLLow In good dem and
pIiec unchanged (s.redJ BIGLAND, ATHYA Go.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. Nov. T. =. m.-The demand
for Co1ToS h. been limited ard The market vary dull Ibis
week tie absenae fresh pressure sell piccs
about i-l6s u lower In Manchester there 1T
IT, but stocks beng light prices steady Since Friday
there hss been little animation the CgIS trade. days
market thIc Only moderate business done in prime red
heat a. about the pces Of Friday bite in very limit
ed denitId and prices be in favor Of the b1yer FLOR
exceedingly slow. and effect lower rates vcud
have 90 he tstru.
ndi'1 Com yesterday request md brought
advance OF Sd per quarter To-day however there
little inquiry and prices easier We qr0;e Wheat.
red, e9d. as Sd white. % 10 lc 3d. y 10 ID. Floar
Philadelphia aid Baltimore, 8? Sd as extra Ohio 50
dS7 ~ Dbl Indian Corn: mixed, y Sd yell ~. So
Sd to 81 white 81 ed.d5 y 40 r. Beet and Pork
tue neglected kd difficult sell Bacon tells in retail
former Lard IL very limited defaaEd7l 10 paid tor
single in retail but prices tend downward. Tslow quiet;
Butchers A..6 tistlon u 81. d57.