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and tbe stoci In port ~ssestimaed 6 80 t, q shch
$50 00 bales American Some circulars qnose all qaal
ties Of niddling lea. lower
HAvRE CoTfON MARKEr.-Nev- Orleans tres ordi-
naire quoted al Hare at ll5t
STATE OF TRAnE N NASCHESTER.-The.G ancbes-
ter u aItrts dull, and short time increasing
LINEKPOOI BREADSTUFF MAEKET.-M Liyerpvh
there ss IN improved demand for Brssdufs sd the mar
frm and buoyant Mesrs Richardson, Spence 70
On WHEAT advanced ID r.d8fea9if; shte ~ 81 10
advanced Cd Western Canal ri e5Il BsIoor" ana Ihs
delphia 81 G4S2l Ohio 81 d52 CORN advanced - ~,
yellow whit 66J9 The failure Of heavy importer
IiyEPPoOI PRODUCE MARKKT.-Beef was q'uet'
rev nominal ct 1891 Pork was dull: nominay "
Bac VS. Quiet and Sd lower. LAID Wss Gun ana 4uoed
nominsy IS 06e. III. Dbl, ~:
LrvFiPooI PRODUcF MARKEr.-Ihe brokers Cr-
ry ,eror, Rlce finn al 26f for Carolina Coffee ouoyant and
bOoyant and BAD advanced y: Tea
80 s,fiye. common Congou lOi R"sn was steady and
a. d.ste request At 2a53 for common aud 1916 Tor line
10 10 If Tar OF Turpentine. Pot Ashes were quiet; ~
MI sold A. n 74s6 Bsrt-Bs:nIOre IS 9S6; Phisde
49, "a For Olive Oil there but little speculative in
cess.fs unchanged There nothing doing in
fnsoed OIL in rather better request 40 SAL
snail ,ses Of Spirits Tupentiue at a.. Tsow firm AZ
UaVFy MARKEr-At Havre COTToS was quiet but
s,es week ending l9h u 500 bales. stock lJ
O bales besides IS OO bales ahoat Now OTesus tier Ordnare
l1T FrtDs1UFFs steady Provisions quiet. SUGAR
quiet and oil qualities had slightly advanced Pit ADD
Pesll ASHES ere hIin
AMERICAN SEcUMTIEs-Amercan Securities were
slow Of sale ard price, without alteration.
IONDON MONEY MARRET.-Ibe London Money
Mslei slightly stringent COSsoLs toT money closed
81, q s<4 and for account at sSi ass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

sacred shss Of the citizens and law ardodes Coun-
Gilman Ey,s advice to be prepared for the next 81
tack elicited Spontaneous cheers of APPRECIATION ne
invoked them however, to aid in the preseEvsuon oil
tie peacs..
Committee of two from each Ward was sppointe 4
To PREF suitable resolutions and csil another meet
ing after the inques all the victims were concia-
dtd Inquesis have been held in two Of the cases
Three witnesses swore that the ORDER wss given tae
marines to FIRE by Mayor Msgruder after the swivel
had besa,iaken from the rioters.
Prelninary measures have been taken 10 bring the
4 aite- TO = judicial investigation. Ile Mayors CON
drct vss severely condemned by tia meeting, which
sci sraied with cheers and grosns. The community
j. It'll ssverish on the subjec, OF h , riots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

Advices from Madrid had been received ia Paris an
pouncing the settlement Of the dispute between SPAN
and Me2ico on the 10th inst. After the rauncauoh
Of The tIaety NJ Lofregua will remain as the Munster
Another dispatch says there is every. probability
of q tactic adjustment OF the difficulties pe'"oen
Spain and Mexico. -, o. .,,r;5
nj. Lafragua, the Mexican envoy, arrived at Madrid
on Tbursday. e>.oeoo
The latest dispatches said to be OF sat SAC
tory kind; and there is little doubt mat as iaVoid
he disnositiop exists on both sides and which Is zeal
ously encouraged by the English and French Em6as-
sailors al Madrid the affair will terminate amcably.
In that case the greater part of the troops sent OUT 70
the Gulf will be kept at Cuba to strengthen the garri-
son Of the leland. r.,
Disturbances, originating in the dearness OF food,
have taken place in various districts of SPAN and, IN
consequence royal decree has been Issued ploiong
inc the tine for the free importation of corn to the
3lst of December next
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THE WAR IN OHIO-THE RAILROAD
CELEBRATION.

CINCINNATI, Tuesday, June 2, 1857
The wit of habeas corpus issued by Judge Leavitt
was obcyed and the prisoners have been brought to
this city for trial. The examination commenced yes
terday, but the case was adjourned until week
from to day in order to allow time for the production
Of adavts by either party. 1t is probable that the
prisoners will be discharged by Judge Leavtt, but
this will not prevent their indictment by the Grand
jury Of Clark County, and their arrest again for trial
The city is crowded with strangers and the hotels
are completely overlooked Grand preparations are
mpking for the celebration tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
BROOKLYN BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

This Board met yesterday afternoon at the County
Jail, Supervisor LINDSAY, chairman presiding
The Keeper of the Penitentary made his regular re-
poit for the month, by which it appears that there
were in the Penitentiary at the date of report, 1i9
prisoners, of which = were males and y females
Comn.itted in last month males II females, 30, total
IS. Discharged in past month males, 81; females,
%; total, 50.
The Committee Of the Board to whom was referred
the matter Of apportionDg the Assembly Districts OF
the County as required By recent act Of the Legsla-
ture reported that the majority Of the Committee
have not agreed upon recommending division, but
will be able TO do at the next meeting Meanwhile
they would prescnt their plans for consideration al
The hands Of the members Of the BE ard.
PIN If Dirl,lLl No |
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NssaIHGTos, Tuesday, June = 1855.
N.or McCuIloek has again emphatically decfrsd
the Govenorship - Ctah sesection viii, however,
positively be made in Sw days, when the vacant
Judgeships in Il o. Territory viii b. filed, and other
adopted With vis~ to the effective orgaoI
zatisn Of the Administrative Machinery.
The President has sppoiuted Joseph A. Wright n
Indiana Minister =. Berlin, "a place Of Mr. Nroom se-
called at his own request Henry Z. Murphy of New
York, Minister to the Netherlands vice Belmont,
recalled at bis own request: William A. Richardson Of
Ilinsis Governor sf Nebraska vice lizard; Isaac z
Dllsr of Illinois, Consul at B,eaen. vice Hildebrand;
YIN. Thompsor of New York Consul to Southampton.
England. vice CrosAey Gabriel G. Fleurt of Ns~-
York Consul to Bordeaux 20 il existing vacancy.
CAPTAIN Davis Of the 81 darys in recent official
dsIatches to the Guvenmsat SAYS II was the OPI1lDn
OF those who haa better Iusans Of knowing Il an 5im-
self that month before they were written W a4Eer
cozld have at any moment passed the enemys haes
and maintained himself n the open country Sssce
that time the de- -ertons have been numerous and
frequent and their sfes, deInorazing, that toward
the end Of Apn The only resort left aker was to cut
l. wav down to the coast. and take refuge II sable
"a board the schooner Granada. According -. the
hest intelligence such an attempt would on have
been the last effort OF despair. and would hav 1ter-
mated fatally in less than hye miles from Rivei Inc
time there fore, had arrived for determining on the
course 10 lie pursued in the anticipated the IN
ructors Of January last. in the event OF ta eXpul-
sion Of " alker and his forces from Nceragus by the
allied armies AID his departure to the adjacent terri,
toly in Central America for the purpose of hostile aud
aggressive operations. The reason assignee by Cap
tain Davis for the seizure of the schooner raDada -
that the vessel had lost her nationality AMI was bel
ligerant and should not therefore pass his guns
New. Orleans and Texas papers are to Iand by the
aiIiyal Of the mail a. late as due
Tie Goire.'0p CtrdH of the 18th, says that lately
eeshing rans have visited every par; Of the State
1.-THE Counties OF Gonzales and Guadaspe where
drouth siil prevails. The wheat crop VII be excsn
lent and the other crops promise an abundant havee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer had produced a
sensation in the House of Commons by proposing lhst
thc Ppcess ROYAL should have marriage portion Of
eIo oco ard an allowance of $4,000 a year. The
Tcons Of George ii ard George III were adduced as
nrrcedents as to the practice in such cases.
Mr.. Roebuck regarded such precedents as absurd,
and moved an amendment. The members Of the
Uouse. however, were impatient to vote, and after
lord John Russell had spoken against the amendment,
Mr.. Roebuck declined going TO a division and the mo
ton was agreed TO.
The question of Cotton Supply" had been taken
into consideration Al Manchester. deputatOn from
Liverpool had waited on The Cotton Supply Association
there. and it was understood that national meeting
on the subject was proposed to be held in Liverpool
Thomas Barring will be the new Lord Of the ADM
rally.
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Passengers.

Miss Black, Miss Duncan. Mr.. Duncan, Miss Payne M
cidr,r and two servants Miss Deerng Miss E'cher Mas
MeIrsh Rev Mr. Laht Miss and Mrs Upton, MI Cunning
ham lsoy and child Mrs White and child, Mrs. Small Miss
Ho6ekms Ms White, Master Weight Miss Irving NJ mud
son md LADY Eers Uton Duncan Moore Rckham Lorn 2.
Ou1you and lady Paterson, Hamilton Dyson, starr SmaA
Munro Brown Johnson Lornsr Doherty tiske Ddrand AZ
ann Ingles Reckhan Cunningham Merrill. Richards 81
Pere, Geo Pc1iey GAdneT Gordon Cnsr Tre, Cfn cmth
Billiard CunriDgh.n Charles, Benwc LangdoD Chantf1
P,er.ou Moore Rott Ormand Stein Chawel, Powell, $40
rer NJ Corn Hunt Fletcher Weight Simon, irving tO1ir
or Hendn Scott lady sid infant HcSs Hodsnns Parker
Allen, Norton, Pope Robinson AID Dunlap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

PsI-UrsmOs CoEyEsTIos, AMHERST CoLLEGy-
TIE next annual Convention of the Ps-Up7ilon Fra
ter1ity--composed of Chapters at Harvard, Brown,
Yale, New-York and Wesleyan Universities, and at
Bowdoin, Dartmouth, Amherst, Union, Columbia aud
Hamilton Colleges-wi be held at Amherst Col
lege, Amherst, Mass, on Monday and Tuesday, the
10th aud 18th Of August proI. The Grafton will be
delivered by the Rev. Julius II. seelye of Science
iady, n. Y, and the poem by John G.. SAKE Of Yer
mont. TIE Of Amherst not tagging in interest
in their "Alma Mater" for an Alumni Hall is now
in process Of erection the site Of North College,
lately destroyed by fire, and new Dorrutory Hall
will be built the coming season. The Psi Epsilon
Chapter there understand, has also just completed
q new hail. with magnificent DOME
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

CLEvELAsD, Tuesday, June , 1857
TENTH DAI-AFTERSoOS SESSION.
NJ Dewitt, Of Pennsylvania, spoke on the Slavery
report taking Southern ground. Many churches in
Pennsylvania, be sad, would object to having any,
ding 10 do with the subject of abolition in the Gen
ersl Assembly. Mr.. Newton of Ohio replied
ELEVENTH DAr-sORSTN6 SESSION.
Mr. Close of Virginia spoke for three hours on the
Slavery Report.
No o.aer important business was done.
LENNGTos, KY Tuesday June =, 1857.
The Presbyterian General Assembly Of the Old
School have adjourned to meet at New Orleans next
May.
Two rev Presbyteies have been formed in Kansas;
one in " .nnesUta, and one in Western Afriea
All correspondence with the New-England Con-
gregat01ssts for the present is 10 De discontinued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY CELEBRATION.


The excursonists the Baltimore and Ohio Rall-
road arrived here at clock aStngt after day OF
the utn ost enjoyment, winding up with bounteous
supper and comfortable nights rest They started
again this morning aitera hearty breakfast over the
Parkeisburg and Ohio road.
Dr. {. j. Lewis, Professor in the Eclectic Medical
Institute of Cincinnati had his skull fractured ycster
day afternoon on the road from Wheeling, by impru-
deitly thrustng his head from window of the can
while passing through Board Tree Tunnel, forty miles
west OF this place He is still living, bat his recovery
is hopeless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
RUSSIA.

On the occasion of his birthday, the Emperor Of
Russia issued further amnesty in favor of political
and other offenders
In the treaty concluded between Persia and Russia,
the latter renounc6s all claims to the money which
Persia Owes and in return receives two pieces OF lana
-one on the Caspian Sea and the other in the eastern
part of Persia and both of them, for STRAIT getca
reasons are of the highest importance to Russia. The
Emperor was highly satisfied with the General who
made the treaty This cession of land and other ln-
tdgues connected with il may account for the British
proceedings against Persia.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
OPTION sTEADY.-BREADSTUFFs IMPROVING.
,pv rsx AMERICAN PRIYTiNG TELEGRAPH Cos. LINES
~ OyVIcy No. n WALL STREET,

,Rv rsg AMERICAN PRISTiNG TELEGRAPH Cos. LINES
~ OyVIcy No. q WALL STREET,
HALrAx, Tuesday, June 2, 1851.
The X. d. steamship America, from Liverpool on
Saturday, May %, arrived here at ii o'clock this
morning. Her dates are three days later than those
received by the Canadian, at Quebec, and the New
York, at New-YOrk.
The America passed on the I'D ut., of Rock Lght,
the AMIR slip Albion, bound in.
The steamship KhenoDese, from Portland vi" Hall
fax and St. Johns n. f., arrived at Liverpool on the
ODD ut having broken The shaft of her screw on the
18th, off Rathln Island.
The Collins steamer Ericsson, from New-fork, ar
rived in the Mersey the evening OF the "a ut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

WAsHIyG1os, Tuesday, June J, 1851.
hi. city i. quiet, though there Is much bad feeling
The Light Artillery are still here There are no signs
of a renewal Of disturbances
a large neetirg~ held here tonight IN front %
tie City Hall Tie speakers were Con MeCaIa Dr.
CLAYTON, Councilman Lloyd, al Of the American
parry, who spoke Of the killing Of citizens by the Ma
rines the day Of election Is cruel, cowardy and
bloody OF the innocent and OF the conduct OF
tie Executive authorities &c tramplDg under foot the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
AUSTRIA.

The crops in Hungary Moravia and Bohemia, are
hooking exceedingly we'll but they are less promising
in Upper Austria. o.,
A letter from Vienna states that the Emperor will
not conne bis measures of clemency in favor of the
Hungarians to the amnesty granted TO political pris-
oners and refugee but viii also restore them their
landed property confscated after the revolution, and
administered since that period by special commission
sequestered in Hungary amounted in 1859 t. nearly
40 600 0C0 francs,
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BURNING OF THE STEAMER LOUISIANA.

Nkw-ORLEANs, Monday, june I, Io)I.
The steamship Louisiana was burnt in Galveston
Bay Oh Sunday morning. Eleven persons were GER
tainy lost in her. AID Gel Barbrdge of the army, and
tirty-ope others. are missing. Twenty-Five per- ons
were saved by the steamer Galveston.
General William Walker leh this city for Washing
ton. this evening, by way Of the river.
Our municipal election has been going on to-day,
and no opposition was offered to the American ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

TIE HISTORY OF A "CosPRonIsg.'-S years
ago an elderly gentleman in the White House wrot,
bis name at the bottom of document which, he
handy assured the nation, would be panscea for all
their political troubles. II was an act to declare hos
ptaliiy criRe and the denial Of crust Of bread or
cup Of water the most cardinal Of patriotic virtues
The prescription failed. Instead Of an olive branch,
the Fugitive Slave Law proved 6re,brand. iestead
Of Promoting peace il has done nothing DuI Io'nen.
strife. The quarrel it pretended TO :" compromise
bszed w more fercey the moment u wa; put 10 the
statute book and has grown hotter ano hotter ever
since II has drawn thousands Of dollars from the
treasury while it has hardly returned M.s a dozen run,
I.,:fted The sorfh II has broken up the parties that
sus,eired g. ruiesd the presses that advocated it. and
oIsd The .ers that enforced II. II has brought
avn DE gray BARS Of its Presidential parent in sJr
yow 10 a poi,ea grave II has embroiIed US at home
sDS disoraced IN abroad. II has weakened public
re,r.Ct fo- law and stimulated popular recourse to
rot The Chains around Boston Court House, tho
numerous yoleys at Chrisiana the bloody creek at
Wikesbarre, the alarm bell ct Syracuse, the cell OF
William son. and now the armed strife OF Sheriff and
Marhal in OLio-these evidences Of tho kind
Of "peace" tst tss followed Milard FLlmores
" 6insinsent Of the Slavery question.
l...ssas Ess. JssIss
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June ,, 1851.
Tie fire. gilt tram which LETT here eaiy ths morning
for NcwlGk, was plunged Into kaEc0cas Creek by
the drawbndge At That place being left open The
train was gong slow AT the time, and the engineers
ard others Oh the tain jumped oil ia tune 10 save
then selves
The passenger train from NewYork was delayed
neary two hours in consequence Of the accident, and
had 10 return 10 burlington and take the other track.
1ho ltavpg of the drawbridge open is supposed TO
have been by design.
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THE LATEST.
BY Telegraph from Loadon 10 Lire-g,o1.
nNr,nN Er,I... 49,

" ? I7''
LONDON, Friday Evening
A. TIE London Stock Exchange Cousols opened
weak, advanced slightly, but receded on a large s4e
Of money, leaving of at 90 93i for account. Rail.
way property lower, more particularly Froech anil
Canedian descriptions, excepting the Grand rrOak.
Banking and mining descriptions ,how ltte variation,
though the former was rils duncr than Yesterday.
Foreign Stocks huctua q with Consols dur.ug tue
day, but closed as at the opening and compliant was
made Of a general absercc of business. ejo0Oo Of
advertised ills were bor.h, 10y the Government
)Yakcr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
LATER FROM SALT LAKE.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, June ,
The Lorenrorth Herald learns from MIR. Williams
who left Salt Lake on April 18th, that there wa
great excitement a: that place Brigham Young was
corryi1g things with high hand aud driving the Gen
tiles away. judge Stiles the L. 5. Marshal, and the
Surveyor General with his family and large number
of emigrants had been obliged to leave the Territory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
T. s sLOOp-OF-WAR JAMESTOWN.

IHlIADfLFHN, tuesday, JUnt :, %.
The United States sioop-of-war Jamestown arrived
at the Navy Yard this morning. She cit Porto PrayO
,he LIT # May.
The Uuiiod States ship 81. Louis was in that port
ana all ON board her well No American merchant
men were in that port. The brig Charles Miller sailed
fIom there on the 18th Of April Tor Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
COMMERCIAL INTEI1ICENCE

hNfkf"oL CoTrON MARtrT.-The Brokers and
ono (rcu geP the Liverpool CorroN Market que, sad
$3.50 = ally though partially gulaT Low dusty Cor
Ton was gnsslsbe The sales the wsr, SIS bales;
OF which 2Coo bales taken spccuaars aud n bars
~ export The sales Of Il Fd,V baes including
wv tees q speclhtos tbs msrkc closig a. e follow
h5 qaetsiions Fair Orleans s2I Mdding Uplsnd - i6i;
moeies SD Nj ddling Mobiles. lll6L: Fair Upanis
." meounS I'D The weeks imports al 500 bales;
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THE NEw-HAMPsHIRE LEGISLATURE

COSCORD, n. H., Tuesday, June J, 1887.
The New-IIampshire Legislature assemblies to- NOR
row.
Tie Republican caucus tonight will probably NOM
mate Daniel Clark of Manchester for United States
Senator to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Mr.. Bell and Edward III. Rollins Of Concord for
Speaker of the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
ELECTION AT CANANDAIGTA.

CANANDAIGUA Tuesday, june 9, 1857.
At the Charter Election this day the whole Aneri-
can ticket was elected by 100 majority over both the
Democrats and Republicans. With three tickets in
the field, 100 votes were pOlled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
PERSIA.

II is said that a conference viii be held in Paris
composed Of the representatives of the various powers
who have signed treaties of Commerce with Persia,
m order to agree TO an arrangement which vii. apply
TO all the Consular agents daring the stay OF the Per
sian ambassador in Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
NApI rs

The Paris correspondent of The Times says it Is re-
ported in various quarters that the King OF Bavaria,
at present the guest of the Emperor Napoleon - en-
deavorng effect reconciliation between the hlhS
of Naples aud the Western Powers.
The King of Bavaria came direct from Naples to
France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
Markets.


NfwORLE1Ns June 2-CofTo>-Ptces easier bst no io;,
.tN 'N'4t eles TO-DAY $50 ba-,5 quote Adn ~ ~
ic. sio'k ~ - bales tn port p "a p-s
"a une a. compared m those last year fa short - go
bales Pts az ell the Southern ports less thsn sstyca bi
90 tales receipts today lio0 bales SUCxR firm fLovk
tueySht saes Ohio AZ IS y bbl and Louis u - p
Nhto CORN IA LAID in kry Ice Other articles senr
ally Unchanged.
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be instructed to report general plan for the re-
organization of the party throughout tie Union.
The motion adopted, when the Convention ad.
journed until 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, June 81 a. IN.
A destructive fire is raging here in the center
of the business portion OF the city. On Sixth and Chest,
nut streets, the MelodoOn Ia place of amusement, and
the Arcade Buildings are on fire, and the fire is COM
muncnting " the valuable surrounding property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
RORBERY AND MURDER.

WEsTFIELD, Mass, Tuesday, June 3 1851
A jew named Jackson of this place was robbed and
murdered last night, in Russell, by man named
Jones Of Blanord. Jones has only been out of tn =
State Prison three months. He has been arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
SWITZERLAND.

BERNE, May ~, 300.
The Grand Council has voted the Constitution in
principle, unanimously. forty-iour votes were given
lar The immediate revision and twenty-five for its
vision after certain day,
Col Gcocrct, ex-Commaudant OF the Foreign Le-
giop has committed suiciCc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
MEMORANDA

Dispatches have been received from the French
Consul at Panama, giving full details of the situation
OF The country. II would appear from these accounts
that NewraDada is not capable of resisting the III
Nasion prepared by the Americans who are likey 10
establish themselves without difficulty az Panama AMI
Chagres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
TIL BMANvILLE POISONING CASE.

DsSVlLLE, Penn., Tuesday, june :, 80.
In the of the poisoning of David Twiggs aud
Mrs. Clark, the Coroners Jury have returned
dict stating that their death caused by arsenic,
administered to them by Mrs. Twiggs and w. j.
CLARK. The accused have been committed for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD BRIDGE.

BLOOMsBURG, Tuesday, June :, no.
The railroad bridge at this place has been rebuilt
and was tested laS night for the first time by ears
passing over it. The trains pass over ii regularly
and all the business of the Central Railroad again
resumed.