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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
FRANCE.

The Pat1ie says that the French Government have
urdt their cor sideration the modification OF tne law
Of irterest Of 1897.
The Dire ctoIs Of the Bank of France had had an
audience with the Emperor for the purpose Of propos-
ing duty Of 3 per cent the expOitstion OF the
precious metals or 10 be allowed 10 raise the rate Of
discount to per cent. The proposition it d said, was
not accepted.
The French Government is understood to have aD-
proved # the conduct Of It's Minister at Constannops
IN refusing to hold any intercourse With Redshli
Pasha.
The Court festivities were continued at Compsigne,
ard good deal Of muImuriog was heard 10 Paris
that such should be the during the severe CON-
meTcial cIisis.
Iht Patrie of the 9th proposes the following re-
ms dies for the monetary crsis:
Fny To deere the compulsory circulation Of bank notes.
ard issue Of 6fty.frsbc notes.
Secondly: To raise the export duty on specie
1hudy AZ the complement OF these exception al
reduce the Bank rate Of discount u six cent
In Paris on Tuesday the 10Th, the funds closed at
&C SIS to 81 fIaIcs
The Emperor is believed TO coincide with the Drec-
tors OF the Bank Of France that the true 10 pur
sue is 10 advance the rate Of discount.
The Pat, had received warning for its article on
tie finances.
Advices from the French manufacturing districts
announce a complete stagnstion in business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

irav and successor Of WombveB 10 the
management Of one Of The weIl-hDo~n havei-
irs ntpsgeries. Mr.. Edmcnds bss been in Ais dis-
tret duyirg the last eight ten days His purchase
reached Brmr CHAM on Saturday tight snd on rnd ~
II ioined the me ne eerie at Wet Bromwch. II wss
nlsc.d in ore Of the Ordinary carrisges-ope Of too
CON ts-fhe adjoining dea being occupied by
v.ry fpe hob ti1 seven years old, for which Mr..
Ed ones gave G300 three yesrs ago. The attendants
had A. left the Inensge1e 20 go TO breakfast, when
suddenly those in the carriage which the proprieeors
occupy we're alarmed by en- uuususl Outcry anoog
the beasts They soon discovered t,e cause. Inc
rly bought tiger had burslarousy broken toroug,
the sce" or partition dividing his den from mat OF
the lion and had the latter in mis- terrible grasp Inc
combat which ensped was terrific one. Toe non
acted chic fly on the defensive and, having proosoy
be COMIC ersby tanned by his three years conhne-
me nt the newly imported tiger had the advantsge.
His attacks were Of the most ferocious kino' tuo
hons name saved bis head and peck rom Dc.
ing much Injured; but his savage ssnusI' a.
lat succeeded in ripping up ms osuy, $50
then the poor animal wss at the tigers mercy.
THE lion was dead in @ few minutes. The scene
was a fearful one. The inmates of every dan seemed
70 be excited by the conflict, ard their roaring and
boxlirg might have been heard quarter OF q mile
distant, OF course Mr. Edmonds and his men could
NOT interfere while the conflict lasted, but when the
tigers fury had partly subded they msoaged to re-
move the carcase. He nust have used his pave IS
sort of battepg ram sgaDst the partition i va.
pushed in rather than torn down. For the future he
will be confined in a caniage of extra strength, lined
with sheet iron. Birmingham Journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
Review Of the British Corn Trade.

Fron The Mdrk lane Expret- =.
The mild weather Of the week mas gr@y
the Tn OF the early vhet having o-h Ocn iS
vored ON The commencement mostly pesehis WY
and promising apps tn. heavy rains however, o ges
day night and the following day have ded the 90
Of sowing parts Grass has bee ne
ard keep al kn6s sufficiently The country "hest mar
Of the monetary pressure have shown more TOTE win an oes
,ionsl advance Oh a. quarter. STILL In the city business
has very limited scale, and prices there have 10. I'm
proved Nevertheless the moderate stocks 10 me' hSoos
sneer import. Of Flour keep them On the market ana Tue
Obtaining readily susceptlD OF Pfo'enet
The rates in nearly sl the nnenta nake nise me -h4'
reduced Odessa ia ef cuded, which has al asI m the pres
sure Of the times" and likely further 10 saccuho 70
the prevailing infusnce. The excitement IN Aerca et.es
poss uDcertsiD but they have already shown some
both the comparative failure OF sup
plies New York There s but little pios2ec, ina thry
will in pepuy till after the winters most oe the
SoGhen ports will send what they can IN the ln
therefore the Baltic becomes closed BY Winter frahoe sud
Italy remain politically the foreign srnvss only moderate
Of present lnely 10 be further difninnned
The serious failure in the potato crop also sppes' ey 70
stop the downward teod.ncy in prices The mean p1 o.
Wheat in France In October was Sf &c meet tr9us 70
4S y eusrt. sSairst 29t Sc Ia 1856 (equa 70 o1s Y
qarerl TIE following business has passed in ing
seven ,hposds Of Wheat three Of Tsgtnrog Ghka % !,
81 ore Ierse do at White Polish Al and
Polish Odessa six Of Maize a: e. to - o. tEo
cargo Said 81 to 81 and one cargo OF syrAn
Bar ey sta0i. 5000 $500, ,-.
The ,aes noted last week 02 9 qs a. o. H. aEanst
IO4 "a qrs last The London % 90
94 ara The imports into the principal ports Of Great Britain
for the ending 18th Oct in Wheat and Flour we're
1892 qIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Nov lI.-CorroS-Tbe market is al.
not In state OF ses Of the days only
eses-sn TO the trade The quotations fully 3D. below
those Of Friday last, but ano.. nominal
a. Msnohest,i business 10 entirely Q. stand still.
bREADsrrrfsilour offered redut zion Of Cd eli y kb,
and seu 10 cell Wheat ?4Sd .ower except for best aeds
nsb Rom scarcity maintained their previous vslne Inda
s Weuem Canal flovr Is sd.7 Q; Onio, - Mixed ana
Ss. ow Corn Sc ASS; White, q AL.
PhovisioSs- No thing doing In Beef PORK or Bacon AMI
quotations ncmDsy unchanged Lard offered heavy re-
d1eton but without saes tn low nonay 5 for Butchers
Ptopvcr-Se ssles Of the poraoe any Article
reported Common Rosio hss at4S
LoSpos PRODUCE HARKrTs -Bresdstuhs quiet aud
without change Sugar dull and prices deui; TO e1o,a
Cohs dali ard "a cheaper for ceyop Tes dali ower
Common G peou TAow ceiling a. So for &c. Linseed
Oh S.. Scotch Pis Iron 81.
A, Glasgow the Iron Market was much depressed
Sellers q: ST. G1i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
SPAIN.

News Of the accouchement of the Queen Of Spain
hourly expected in Madrid at the date of the last
advices.
A scandalous scene which took place last year at
Msord in the pIes Of the wife of General Aleson,
between General Narvaez and Guel Rerts, when
the former violently assaulted the latter, wi still be
remembered by many of our readers. A letter from
Msord shows that the insult has not been forgotten:
duel was expected to ensue, but 1t was prevented
by Narvaez having bect me, day or two after Prime
Minister, when bis adversary was obliged to quit
Spain. Guel Rente is as you are aware, marfleo to
the InfaIt phs, and Is consequently brothern
law 10 the King COMFORT He resided in Paris for
come time but be has just returned to Madrid aud as
Narvaez is now merely private individual Gue y
Rente charged his friend General Prim with hostile
messsge to ,Narvaez. The duel he proposes is one
that must be mortal to other Of the combatants
We do not yet know whether Narvaez will accept the
challenge. In the nesn time the wretched Nocedal,
90 Arrogant when Minister, dares not chow himself in
the streets He keeps in conceamen at Toledo. WITH
few Of his psriisats who formerly belonged 20 bis
secret police. The public irritation against him is
great.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
MORE ROwDYIsM-MAN STABBED.

About o'cl OK yesterday morning gang OF young
row dies entered the oyster salo II OF George W. En-
mors, No. $40 Tenth Avenue, snd called for refresh
mer. which they r,fa ed to pay for alleging hst they
bad 10 money. Mr. Emmons dsnaoded his money,
when the entire gang few into violent psssicn and
Threatened to demoli.h bic place. All his remon'
.1arce. proved of no avail One OF the fellows
turned of the gss, when the remainder commenced
violent attack upon the proprietor Decanters' 'um'
bers looir asses, and every srcle that the row.
die. could get at was smashed TO atoms. A person
named John Downey, who was in the saloon, WAS
stabbed in the face with jsckknife in the hands OF
EdpMd Carroll. Some policemen soon usde their sP'
peSsnce, when Carroll Terrence Gillespie, Joseph
Gardner and Peter Fay were arrested. Under cover
of the darkness the remainder of the gang escaped.
Carroll, Gillespie, Gardner and Fay we're Yesterday
aragred before Justice Fanereau, who held the IN
default of 8, eco bail each to answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

p,r.,,,,,, and P.s3no. TtanS; EI.rA Ohio 2si; Wet
~ "a I'm 8 y bbL IsDIAs Cons-Aissd snd YenoS ~
"a. %hite <~j0SiI y 40 n.
Poss and Bacos-There trs ssetons 70 rerrs
g., nv s,tc and qsotstians ncmiBsly NJ changed
LIsp vsy doll and shoush offered ats farther hea'J re
srrtiop no be effected. -
T.LIow has declined SOL for r. C. in London Here
~ q for Butchers Association,
RosN-Flst 4I3
B.RK-co Transactions -,
Co1Tos-The market continues IN very unsettled STAT toe
demand fined the smallest Of the usd' ana Pnoe
re sill entney governed BY the rsoesss OF sellers sno
hsve accepted Jerdsy and today Of decline OF fuly 81
10 Friday. IL Manchester there yefy nte aoinf PUT
The day did Responding nigh; have ben
expected Bidsling Orleans, DounAiy 7id Mobile ia
Uplspds 7ld. q H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
THE VERY LATEST.


LIVERPOOL, Wednesday afternoon,
Cover inert has received telegraphic adviceI q
fortnight later from Irdis.
1t is confirmed that Delhi was entirely occupied by
the Europeans on the 2lst of September.
The old King of Delhi suneI dered with his chief
wife, srd their lives spared. His two sors and
grandson were shot.
General Nicholson bad died of his wour Dis.
The gsr1ison at Lucknow was relieved, and larg'
part Of the C ty taken.
Gen. Mel was killed.
LIyyRPooI-3p. m.-Nov. II -COTTos continue,
very depressed and even lower pces accepted Sales to-
day 200 bsles-sll t. the trade
BREADsTUFFs and all other srticles quiet.
LoNDOS-EoOs-NOv. u.-CoSsoLs, for money,
s9t; do for account, $assi
Iumor prevailed in Liverpool on Wednesday thai
the Bank of France had stopped payment but it
turned out TO be merely rise in the rate Of discount
The Getty of asgow Bank, at Glasgow, stopped
payment this "Wednesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
INDIAN NEWS,

The following telegram was received this morning at
the To,eien Office: Delhi which fell into our hands on
the 10th Sept was entu'iy ~o:~rad On the 2lst and
the whole Of the enemy expelled. In the assault OF
the l4th 81 officers and l7S men-being One.third Of
the stormirg force-killed and wounded. Gen. Ncho-
SOD had died Of his wounds on the 2ls The old Hing
said 10 be 20 years OF sge surrendered TO Capt Hodg-
con and bis cavalry about fifteen miles south Of Deln
He was accompanied by biz chief wife. Their lives
wtIe spared.
Two of his sons and a grandson, also captured by
Capt HodgsoD about five miles from Delhi were shot
on the spot ard their bodies brought TO the city and
exposed at the police Office: Two movable columns
were dst atched from Delhi the I'D, In pursuit OF
the enemy. BY accounts from Agra, one column
appears to have reached the neighborhood OF Ally.
ebur. and the other that of Muttrs on the 18th OF
September. Gen. Hsveock, with . 800 men, crossed
the Gauges from Cawnp re, SPIT ~, and reviewed
Lucknow Residency on the 18th, just as was ready
TO be blown up by its besiegers On the 10Th the
erenys entire pcbmeIts stormed and on the 18th
a large part Of the city was taken-ijO killed and
wounded.
Gen NELL killed.
There has been a slight rsing of the rebels near
Nsssack in the Bombay Presidency. in the suppress
son Of which Lieut. Henry Of the police was killed.
Madras troops defeated the mutlneers OF the "a,
near Kemplse, and killed l5O
A native Ct Ricer and Sepey having been convict
ed of treason blown away from the guns at Bom'
Boy on the 18th Oct.
Predatory tribes in the Pun sub between Monltan
and Lahore have given rome trouble lately, and the
disturbance seems to have been suppressed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

The work Of taking the Atlantic cable out Of the
Agamsmnon, - veil as the Niagara, had been oom-
2letkd. The cable Is cooled In waerhght apart meats,
. ~ 70 admit Of its being submitted to variety Of
esss upder wstsr. During the whole OF tae Winter,
MI. Whifebouse, the Chief Electrician Of the Com
yany, TO be engaged in experiments of most inter
esthg nature upon the cable, 80 as to ascertain not
osly ia electric capabilities but the rate at which
each signsl can b. transmitted aod The effect which
ths dnersat periods OF the day, the Temperature and
stAts Of the atmosphere have upon is coaouctso;y.
The attempt TO lay tho cable next year is TO be m.1e
Ct the end Of June or beginning of July; aud il hns
been determined to resort 10 the plan originally con-
Gees IN the MIDDLE Of the Atlantis the two vessels
engaged sailing respectively tor the shores OF New
kurdla.d and ireland. Three thousand miles of
cable are to be cooled the vessels, instesd Of tso
tAcussno sx hundred as in the first attempt sad the
xanufacture OF the additional quantity has oeen com
nepoed BY Mesue. Glass & Eiiott. The construction
Of the psyrgout machines hiss been intrusted to
The inauguration Of Sir X. W. Garden as Lord
Mayer Of London took place on the 9Th OF Move nbsr
and, ss usual the occasion was marked oya graod
banquet at Guildhsn. at which Lord Palmerston and
al NE leading members OF the Cabinet Sere present
The PREMIER in returning thanks for the toast to her
nsjestys Ministers, spoke 10 eu cystic terms OF the
gsanTy Of the British army in India, and the success
ssS S:s browning sner Efforts, ne ss ssS ws%y
General and stated that there were no~ as many men
u Arms in England ss there were before the mutoy
broke out, notwithstanding the great shipment OF
The ministers were all assembled in London, and
no hrst OF series Of Cabinet meetings 10 determine
upon the couse Of government at the ensuing session
81 Parliament, hsd been held.
ExTRAoRpIsARY FIsHT BErwIxr A LION Aso A
fIsER - Our readers doubtless noticed. a fe = days
hack, ON account Of tiger which escaped from cat
- truck in Rs'oid Highway, London, sad which
1asce, vas caught by bis keepers wae ia he ac: OF
teansg lad who unfortuo.tsly crossed the auin4ls
Dssh The tiger, which is only Is months DID, ba, Of
kee sizs, wss the properly Of Nj. Janrsc AZ in
poytsr If wild beasts, and ne soii 1t day
a. two astsrward to Mr. Edmo0ds, the ses-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
DISPATCH TO TIE INDIA HOUSE.


Delhi was entirely in our possession Sept ~. The
King and Queen were captured on the 2lst by Lieut..
Hocgson.
Two Of the Kings sons were killed.
Muttrs, and come to Dude, being followed by oar
Mr. Gre sthesd, Commissioner of Delhi, died Sept
10 Of cholera, ard Gen. Nicholson on the 23d, OF
heved Sept. IS. Our ss was severe-sbout 100 killed
and wounded. Gen Neill among the killed. The re-
lief Just in time, the enemy having advanced their
mines which would have placed the garrison ct their
Bbopawur has been burnt Forces are moving to.
wAd Mhow. All is quiet in Scinde, but the state Of
the frontier is not satisfactory.
PARIS, Wednesday Morning.
Rise ts the Rate Of Discount TIL Moaitesr pub.
fishes 4 notification from the Emperor founded uooa
that he with psn mperled ohimercs fears propo.
gated srd deusve remedies proposed for an imaginary
evil The law permitting the Bank raise dis sount must
suffice to keep bullion in better condition than last
Contradict The rumors ssciibed 70 Government. The
Rank has rai.ed the rate Of discount 10 cent for
bills under 30 dsys, cent under 60 days, and 10
cent under 80 Gays.
hos ey. sob t. Account ssi, /, 20. s9l; Three sad
. Quarter per Cent, $50. l. Z, Railway Shares:
Csedo,isn. go. 20; Great Noftberu A, 81; Gree.
Western, AZ, O.; London and Northwestern, s3i, g;
IL y,
AID Lis colrihie, 35i I, i Midland Stock, 81. 49,;
North British, Act; Southeastern aud Dover 6 York,
Nswcastle ard Berwick, 80, s9l; York and North
Midland, 20.
month.
The accounts from Paris received this morning s.sts
that there was great 6mress on the Bourss yesterday
in ccpeeq uerce Of ruDor that measure about 70
be taken which will permit the rate OF discount TO re-
n ain a. st pre- sent, 4 per cent
Letters from Sc Petersburg state the price of pro-
vh.rs has become go exceedingly high In that city
that the Govenmen. bss thought Advisable to open
the State Grsnsres and to cell the wheat held there
in Ieteive.
The details Of the vote by which the Ssedi.h Die,
Iescted the royalty proposition r-lsiive 10 religious
liberty are published fne Order Of Knights or Of
the MOBILES rejected the messare by sio'ity Of l3
to 10 The Order Of the ergy ross in body sy.os.
i wtbout having reooore TO any vote. The Order
Of the Bougeois mad "a for and airst tse propo-
siton; and the Peasants, (? agsins. snd 2l3 forit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23

a Letting y nous II DO. fssl i,juriss- They then fled
having hiu lying sensles upon The es'.k ca'
pn vSo sss psssbg the opposite s'ss o, .Se "'s,
beari,g iew mesns, went sero's and 'ouIa oln'1, ~
man in the condition above stssa "" "a ~
,oon sHer came along, ard aided oy zoe c"i1eu 'o.
,.y.d the injured man to the aaoo hoa'e' $3.50
af.r the application Of proper rene Dies ne
in little time sufficiently to give sn scooun' u INC
affair. Officers we're cent 10 look Alter t'e PsfPe"a
tr Of the eovsroly act, bat the villains hsa male
their escape.
Thirty ore bags pepper found by tae ponce on tue
wax were bIoueh. TO the Poice-Station' Ihere lo
telling at present how much had been stolen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
THE MURDER OF YOUNG HAMILTON.
INQUEST BY CORONER HILLS.


At 10 O'Clock on Saturday morning, Coroner Hills,
according to previous adjournment proceeded to the
Fifth Precinct Police Station, Leonard street, for the
purpose of holding an inquisiton upon the body of
Henry +. Hsmiion, the youpg man who died recently
in the NewYork spital from the effects Of pistol
shot in the head, sad pistol having been discharged
BY John hsronsy during quarrel At the oyster saloon
Of John johnson, No. 3S8 Canal street. early on Sun
day morning last The testimony introduced before
the Coroner seemed 70 make out clear Of wllful
murder sgairst Aarorey, who was shoSn to have
been the sggIessor, he hsvirg made . wsnton asd
meet VI wairantable attack upon Mr.. Hamilton. AZ
has cten been the case before the difficulty origin sted
about female. Below will be found copy of the
evidence taken before the Coroner and the Jury, TO-
gether with the verdict and examination Of the prs-
orer.
John johnson, residing at No. 3Ss Canal street. being
duly sworn seys-I keep a dining saloon at the above
place; have known deceased for about six months;
be was In the hsbi. Of visiting my saloon very oftep
moot every night; one evening last week Il caano.
say the ssyj about O'Clock, deceased came into m,
sajot scre be left alone in about half an hour sfer
ward AND did DOT come back again 70 my sledge;
went to bed Ii at eveIpg about ~ 0cl OK the
tine raw deceased va. at the Fifth Ward Staion
Houte, lyrg on the aoor, suffering from pstolsho,
w,uId declared kIew me- he did rot tell me how be
was INJURED do Lot knov how deceased was injured,
CT Nor day morning, about 81 o'clock was told tas
Hany Hamilton the cecessedl had been shot; arose
in N. Ola ely down stairs but dece assd bad
been removed to the Fifth Ward a'ion. H,u.e; [
knew rohipg CT the woman except what has been
TOLD e; was .old that deceased shot between
and O'clock the deceased vas quiet aEd peacesble
when in MY fsIoOpi 1 never knew him - be in auy
dfheulty.
George Higgs, Feeding ct no. Millig.n place.
bsi e culy svorD, deposes sud ssy-I sn osrkeeo@r
for John Jof son at 3ss CsnsIstIeet; We keep opsn
ssu., ell hight; have ino~n deceased for the last
nise NJ 1.-the; deceased cane ito or salJou on the
n oILipa Of 1tth Of Noveubey, abou. 10 uinu o.
ptst2 o'ecek; be came 10 alon-; there ware 10 ID.
,sloon at that time John Hare Ma tin Gag e,ree and
myself deeesed reDsiaed about twenty miuntes.
sseb be lef TO 90 bone, taking Of the Eighth.
ano'htr car, and 20 down into DR. nks salsan opp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
NOVEL AND BOLD ROBBERY.

About o'clock on Friday evening a bold robbery
was committed at the jewelry store Of Horsce Still, No.
473 Canal street. The thieves had two pieces of pine
wood in which they cut portions from the center Of
each, ard then fastened them at each end with cord.
Th. was placed on the knob and turned the 70
doors, thus forming bar aid preventing immediate
egress. They then broke pain of glass aud seized
about $50 worth of jewelry from the windo Y, With
which they escaped before Mr. Still could get released
and give alarm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
STABBING AFFRAY IN A-SAILORS BOARD
INC-HOUSE,

On Saturday afternoon an ARRAY occurred at the
sailors boarding Of Frank Glover, No. 60 Cherry
street, in which man named John Davis of No. 8
Hamilton street received several severe stabs 10 the
fsce and bad gssh under the cain. warrant was
issu.d, charging James Fisher young man employed
in the house, with having committed the crime. He
wss accordingly arrested ard subsequently, gave bonds
to appear for examination. Clover also made com
plant sgainst Davis charging him with having rushed
into the house with drawn knife, with which he
commenced an assault upon the inmates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MAILS.

The Emeu arrived at Suez, f,om Austrahs, on the
Sd instant, having been en- shore near Alden.
The Hindostan arrived at Suez, from Calcutta, on
the 5h instant, with Calcutta dates of Oct 9, Madras
a. Gale IL.
General Jacob proceeds Immediately to Scinde.
There has been an outbreak of Cheeles, and q plot
discovered at Bombay.
TIE Deccan apd Southern Nahrs.ta States all quiet,
as also TIE Nizams Country and Madras Presidency.
LONDON CoRs-Our market is dull at Monday
prices for Wheat and Barley. Oats rather lower
again Flour slow at Mondays prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
GERMANY.

1t is stated that the police Of the free City Of Frank
fort bsvrg nterdicted the residence there Of an old
political refugee of the name OF Froebel, who mas
since become an American citizen, Mr.. Reicter, the
American Ccnsu has threatened to break of hi, re-
laops with the Senate Of Frankfort if it persists in
maiptsibrg the order Of expulsion against citizen Of
the United States.
The Bark of Frankfort had raised lite rate Of dis
count from 81 to !! per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-23
GARROTE ROBBERY IN MAIDEN-LANE.
one OF THE wArER-sr. AssAssNs ARRESTED
Mr.. HAMILrOs'S MURDERER LOCKED UP.
Three Murders and a Suicide on Long Island.

We bad supposed that the Intervention Of tis
Sabbath would, for lime at least, check the fear
full tide Of crime which has made ths past week 10
fsmously conspicuous in the calendar. Bat We are
di,sppointed our reporters again claim large
space to spread before the people the crimson
record. And the county, too, sends in fearful
in.tallment-no less than the slaughter Of whole
family at Port Jefferson, L. l., and the suicide Of
the murderer.