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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The French Legislative Election is over, and the
result is substantially ascertained. Nobody doubted
that Louis Napoleon would cause large majority
of his creatures to be returned, and so everybodys
expectations are fulfilled. When of the Nine
Millions of registered electors, at least One Sixth
hold their daily bread at the good pleasure of the
"master of the situation" and when nobody has
any hope Of unseating him by the votes which his
instruments are to receive and count, free from all
check or supervision, the election Of even one OppO
sition candidate rises to the dignity Of an event.
In nisetenths Of the Departments, the election was
a naked farce. The Government anRpunced its
candidates, and the Projects, Mayors priests, heavy
employers and all manner Of great and little tax
eaters set TO work 10 elect them. The Government
Press was free 70 say anything and thing likely
to aid in this work, while the few Republican jour-
nails which survive the gigantic per6dy of the coup
detat were muzzed and liable to be garroted at the
beck Of power. Thus the Sieote, the leading Re-
publican Journal Of Paris, received its third warn
ing for an article which appeared during the con.
test, and is hencefcrth liable to be suppressed at
any moment and without further pretext No
puDnc meetings coulu DC ueio' no poPuiai CANVASS
ing Of any kind Was permitted; candidates might
atLounce themselves in any terms which the de-
yartmen.al Project of Police deemed admissible; !
and there must be the end of al efforts in their be-
nalf save through cautious articles in tae OppOsi
ton journals.
But suppose Republican House could have
been elected, c.u.d !. Oave effected anything prac-
tically Not a. 81 Every member nus: take
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

an oath Of fidelity to the Emperor and his A'ia''e
Constitution; and the leading Republicans are not
50 ready to commit perjury for the sake OF power
as be was All that Republican triumph cou'a
amount to, therefore, was simple and sterile pro-
test against the tyranny which enthralls and stupe
ies France, ard this result has been attained
The election Of Republican candidates in Pans,
Lyons, Lille aud Bordeaux, proves that the hre Oh
Liberty, though smothered, is not e1tnguisne'.
In the rural districts, Power and the Priesthood
are temporarily omnipotent; but in the great cities,
where is still some remnant of Public Opinion' IL
continues to make itself felt.
The following is the vote of Paris, as originally
reported. Some slight corrections were atterward
made, but they do not affect the general aspect OF
the poll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

One feature worthy of notice in the riot of
Saturday is the fact-on which all reports agree
Of the number of boys engaged in the disturbance.
A large proportion Of the killed and wounded were
lads under sixteen. 1t is notorious that the crimes
against property in the city-the burglaries, and
ttefts, and robberies-are mostly committed by
boys and quite young men. We observed yester.
day in the processions of the rowdy societies fol-
loving some Of the killed to the grave, that great
proportion Of the fnOurners were mere lads, thong
with most yillainous and old countenances.
1t ls certainly one Of the worst signs for Com
uunity when its crime lie chiefly among the young
If tie lads Of the city are its sccundrels and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The Sepoy revolt III India looms up formidably
in our advic+s by the Arabia. We do not doubt its
suppress,on; but British prestige will not thereby
be- restored. The facts that, on some impulse of
religious Jealousy or fanaticism, so frivolous and
improbable as to seem rather a pretext than
cause, reginyut after regiment Of the Indian army
had broken out into open revolt, had killed their
European officers, and captured the great city of
Delhi, the capital of the M"gul Empire, which
they still held at the date of the last advces, will
not be eflaced from the general mind by the subu
gati.n of the rebels. The natives will not fail To
ask themselves, If few hundreds could achieve
So much, in defiance of British power, what might
not One Hundred Millions do Aud this question,
in some of it, many forns, will be seethng in Hin
du brains for years On the eve of a British on
slaught on China, Of which India must form the
BASE this outbreak must appear exceedingly mop
perfume Ia the Ministers of Her Majesty. Lord
Cal ming, the present Governor-General Of India,
is clever but not great man, and in case OF
general uprising is not likely - prove Give or II
Wellington. But HE expedition just launched
against China will stand him in good stead in case
the foundations of his power should be seriously
menaced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

A most bitter feeling against Mayor Wood is rife
among the men just tarned adrift BY him without
pay and without claim upon the Police Comml'-
sioners. Some Of those who fought for him on the
10Th of June, with desperation worthy Of good
cause. would now scarcely hesitate to serve him as
thew did the Coroners men, should he fall into their
hands. Indeed, it was currently rumored yester'
day that he would hasten bis proposed departure
for Virginia wsteringplace through real fears Tor
bis personal safety. He may yet be rescued from
the vengeance of bis deceived body guard BY the
Metropolitan Police, which he now holds In sucn
superciliOus contempt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

As other journals have already mentioned the fsct
it is, perhaps not improper for us to state that Mr.
Bayard Taylor is about to be married to Miss Marc
Hansen, daughter of the eminent German sstrose-
mer Of that name. The wedding will take place ct
Gotha the residence of the BRIDES family, in tho
Autumn, after Mr.. Taylor's return from the Morn
Cape. The happy couple will spend the next Winter
at Moscow. This event will not prevent the executes
Of Mr. Tayors plan of an exploration Of Central Asa
previous to his return to this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

Summer at last We have had thirty'six hours
Of bright, warm. drying, growing weather-not
fercey hot, nor depressing'y sultry, but clear aud
pleasant with a refreshing breeze from the West.
We breathe more freely. in the fervent hope that
our long spell of British fog and mist and drizze Is
at an epd
Or course the farmers are all behind with their
worA. and find tillage haying and owing tutmps
all upon them at once; but we do not hear much
complaint respecting the growing crops. Grass is
ever, where reported heavy, though much of it is
down, aud will suffer essentially before it can be
cut. Summer Grain, especially Rye, is likely to
suffer from the same cause Carrots have come
up badly in some cases not at all-snd Indian
Corn is very backward, but there is time yet to
make crop. Much seed, however, has rotted in
the ground aud we do not anticipate full yield;
but otherwise the prospect ia suspicious. We look
now for weeks Of bot, dry weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The Arabia arrived last night, bringing three
days later news from Europe. The French cleo
tions have terminated in the choice of some half
dozen Opposition members, the Government hav-
ing the rest In England, the Queen has distrib.
uted lot of Crmean medals, and Prince Albert
has been officially recognized as Prince COnsort-a
ceremony not before performed. From India, it is
reported that the revolt among the native troops
has assumed very serious proportions. Nothing
new from China.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

CouNrERFErr GIS.-In Philadelphia, Messrs. John
w. Hanford and John w. Kyle have been held@
bail in the sum Of $4,000 each by Aid. Ogle on
charge of counterfeting, large scale, the Sehis-
dam Schnapps" of Mr.. Udolpho Wolfe of this city.
The evidence in support of the charge direct and
conclusive. If all who are fabricating or vending
Alcoholic Liquors which not what they profess 70
be were hauled up for the ofense-for ofense it an
doubtedly is, no matter what may be the intrinii
worth of the article counterfetedour prisons woul
need to be nearly as capacious Is our churches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The total vote polled following for some scatter
ing not given above) is about 10000, leaving
14O, 600 unpolled. OF these, 100000 might OBJ
viously have voted had they chosen to do so; aud,
as the Government officially proclaimed that it would
regard abstention as unfriendly, and as the power
Of influence, patronage and police surveillance is
immense in the capitalize functiOnaries and SOL
diers being there nnumerable-t cannot be ser-
ously doubted that this vote shows Paris to be rad
cally hostile to the Imperial regime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The Rev. HENRY WARD BEEcHER preached
sermon on Sunday evening, on the prevailing cor
ruptions in our City Government, not only as seen
in the recent dsgraceful Development in which the
Mayor has figured, but as equally apparent in the
studous and organized effort on the part OF ofcers
of the law to defeat and parayze all the beneficial
legislation that has been had for years past against
Iptemperance, Gambling, and Emigrant S~indling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

last witness having been examined yesterday. The
millions of property involved. the ability of council
employed, and the volumnousness OF the evidence,
will make this one Of the most important and
interesting cases in the history of the Law of Wills
The arguments, which will not take place until
September. are likely to be among the ablest ever
listened to in New-iOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The bark PaDcbita, which was seized last Octo-
Der in New.Ycrk hsrbor, suspicion Of being
intended for the Slsve-trade, and was discharged
from custody two months afterward by Judge
Bette, the proof against her being regarded as in
suficient. has been seized off the Coast Of Africa
BY an English brig ofwar, in charge Of portion of
the crew whereof she came into this port yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

Our city was quiet yesterday; from the great
dead Rabbit in the Mayors chair, to his most
insignificant sdherent on the Five Points, the en-
tire Dead Rabbit party was dOcile, and for once
obedient To the law. With proper vigilance on the
part Of the police it is improbable that any further
rioting Will occur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

We print elsewhere an article from the Pres-
dents organ on "GOv. Walker and the ooutn.
/, is said to be "by authority" and may therefore
be looked upon the views of Mr.. Buchanan him.
self
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

From ST. Louis WE have report of the extermi-
nation of 100 soldiers and so Transfers of Col.
Summers command by the Indians. 1t looks i'm
probable, but 10 said to be we'll confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08
REMOVAL.

l. NJ SINGER 4 Co have removed their SEWING MACHINE
bssne. 10 their marble front bu ldins, No fS
Broadwsv ansr Grands IN buying such article as
Sewing Machine the ,russ 70 buy W.. best They
SSCER's MACHINES always what they want
and use them with and prht while they who buy
the cheaper and inferior machines in the market are sure
10 suffer disappointment. veXati-n and loss
I M SisegR q Co No 80 Br sdwsy. Grand 81.
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Neppurk Dailp Tribn,re
WEDNESDAY JULY ; 1857.

THt WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week viii go to
press tomorrow morning. few more ADVERTISE
pents will be received if handed in early to-day.
10000 copies will be printed. Price 81 line for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The Parish Will case, which has been before the
Surrogate for year, has been at length dednitivey
closed. "a far az the testimony is concerned, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08
Busimess Notices.
TooK AT THE FIGURES
SHORT SEASON.

Az the suums season will b. short have concluded to
make our USUAL REDUCTION PRICES ONCE, which we
have do in the and in view OF
this fact,
WILL CLOSE OUR LARGE STOCK OF
FAspIoxABLE SUMNER CLOTHING,
At GREATLY REDVcED PRICES
ID. DEvLIS Co,
Corner Of Broadway and Warren sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The sad consequences of the late riots are ampl
set forth 10 this paper, in our reports of inquest
held BY the C0roners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

The celebration of Independence Day was con-
Guided last night, by the finest display of fireworks
ever given in the city. There were exhibitions in
ten different places.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08
THE PATENT Ice PITCHER.

lust the thing for present heated term II will keep ice
all day Silver plated Casters cut bottles - 49, silver
pated Tee pieces 500 Silver pa ed rbe spoons the
Dozen s3 IS; Silver plated Tea Spoons. the DOZEN %
w. J.F DALEY Co., Nos o3 and bjS broadway.
WIGS HAIR DYE WIGS .-BATCHELOR'S
WIGS have peculiar 10 their house
They all The world for their graceful
ca and dmabty-6ttpg charm The largest AVID best
stock In the world Twelve private rooms for applying hs
famous nYE. Sold a. bATchBLohs. NO. 40 ofosu"eJ.
STRAWBERRIES, CHERRIES, GEEN PEAS or
any other Fruit Vegetable, be ps.eryed ~ fresh
by PATENT CANS. Having baen III use or tue
past and thoroughly teei they require no puH9
bun stand on their own me Full dreoJns Tor preserving
accompany the Cans. WELSH PRovOsT, Propi-tors
No. 2I5 Fropt-st (near Beekmsn-st.) }, New York.
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HALL THIEVES FRUSTRATED

T. Y.l,,s BuRGLAR.PRoJP MoRrIsE NGHr.LATcH,
For dwelling houses &c IL the great beside" OF the day
The Is small aud easily carried IN the ves pocket
For sale At Ne l57 Fulton st,
Near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

JuScTiosThe undersigned having obtained an Injunction ont
Of the Circuit Of Uned States against Grrse o.
Ray the vendors Of the above mentioned machines at
No ChIy give notice they intend cute In
like msne all ohr persons vpatiug infringing their PATENT
right. by manufacturing vending using said machines
l. SINGER Co, No i5S Broadway, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

ADVICE TO STRANGERS.-It you want to buy
CHINA GLASS Gas FIXTURES, OF SiLvERPLArED WARE q
10 DAILY Co.'S Nos 65l and 6j3 Broadway These gen
the largest asOT'an in the city am their pieces
mel In0h below the ordinary Iates
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MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY.

Twill prs mt MAGNETIC SALvE TO any respects
BILE paieut viii call for For Salt Rheun old Ulcers
Scrofus and Burns unsurpassed > b. SMITH,
No. n Canal Churchs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-08

There test, however whereby tell the
s.nui,- viz the wster HOLLOWAY. New York and
Ind. that exists in every leaf OF the book OF directions
TIL. semi trsn arnt il the paper and visible by
iooku rough the leaf light. Sold at the mandatory
No ~ Maiden lane New York and by all druggists, at 2'c
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The quantities any may diminished the
qure be delivered at those yards respectively
Contractors residing al the places where deliveries are re-
furnishing be required; and when contractor
fails promptly comply with tue Chf Of ihe bureau
be supply The deficiency under the penalty he expressed
in the the record of rrqu'siton duplicate cory
aforesaid shall be evidence that such equion has
made received. . .
Separate be made for each article at each OF the
aoesad yars and in than one article H CON
tanned In The Offer the Chief the Bureau W IL have the g to
OF tho articles contained in such s aud reject
the remainder and bidders hose proposals ae end none
forthwith nofcd enrly practicable
tract will be transmitted TO them for execution, which contract
within days, exclusive OF the
time required for the regular transmission
approved equal TO tie estimated
OF the respective contracts requcd twenty
nddion withheld from the amount Of NIL pay
thereof collateral security in addition 10
performance, and event to be paid until IL
paid by the wha thir
days after bs duly authenticated shall have been to
him L
Blank proposals may obtained application the
agents Portsmou New Hampshire Boston, New Work.
Phladepha Baltimore Washington Norfolk Pensacola md at
record duplicate informing bidder Of the
ceptancs his popoa will be deemed notification thereof with
meaning 1896 and his bid will be made aud
copied conformity with this understanding.
Every accompanied (as directed In the
Congress mekng for The naval for 10
responsible the effect ha! no or they undertake
that the bidder bidders will L his or their DID accepted
furnish the supplies proposed The bureau Will not be obi
gated consider unea accompanied BY the
required competency of the guarantee to be cehsd by
e navy agent Attorney of the
bidders called to the samples and description
ysd eompnrison Slu s made ssfeen ariies offered
receiving that fall beiow fhe and Mer
Gsnon Z also % y dssfes . s a'r s go"
March l8-law4w
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Navy supplies-Is57-'5e
NAVY pKrAKrnrnr,

Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, March IL, 1857
1 i ana mis-
Monday the 2Jh day Of April next f furnishing and de-
i've days notice sns gwen for every twenty
soosD New S'ss Go.S:a
lies only Of following articles be required OF ord RED from
handing oes OF The said nayd during the scs year end
biscuit ce dried spples piskel sugar. coffee, beans
melsssss, vinegar, aud whiskey. !,
The sAs ne
the dates the requsions equal
s1S IN size and hap p ns
% eli @ eds and charge United
scSsd wh lie head. well soeusd susarsh, Wits
key Or spirit barrels. the option q ss sureau
grown in The year 1855 Or isS, manaf.o
for The shall pcrsc,y sweet and ia
& s ...s ss q. . q % s
usa bright half I a. s. The s1s may
well hooped, win lining hoop. around each head and equal IN
a 70 sample 3 q d na o sa Ss Sass d
quantity o Q n barrels.
aey preceding daies Of requislton. The
BY sS ss ana @ h. n Of 1s" s ae
ay preceding The dats Of the requsdons tor The same
shall s.isn @ M gallon q ard s
q s @ pSuSa s ss % " BE-
and each cs.k shall then be filled vnesa
easa b. ii
guaranty they Keep good soand
The iron hoop. On the barrels containing hey moasse
gar and pickles 10 be well painted with red lead
The shall be according samples at the said navy yards
Ss,ss ss, ssy
The coffee snsI equal hs best Cuba sssordus
be af s ssas sss s
the came, O. pound. . be iaken one su bel.
Orleans oisses and shall b delivered
than het barrels three
Inch
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The business of this company will compare voabIy with The
successful OF similar institutions the United
Frnm Tho LIST dny of August 1885, In up
November 1885,
the OF four hundred
eighty i've dollars and sixty with
and Of hundred and seventy
buudred aud twenty eight dollarl and
With these evidences and good the drec
Justified soliciting believing
that the offered is smplc, and ali fair
juetcd according equity than legal techncaies
The prepared policies aganst damage
by fire ,gsEzs 4
DWELLINGS, FURNlTURT, MILLS, MANUFAC-
TORIES, WAREBOUsES,
Al deacripens BUILDINGS kinds
aae MERCHANDISE transported by
VESSELS, sTEAMBOATs, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS,
and the usual convcyanccs from amy portion Of
EUROPE and AMERICA,
and huls Of 6TEAMBOATS navigating the wesfem
fr$.s waters M. s#s g5. XII s944
premium other companies and IN
fixing Them
will ba taken Into consideration. -ITT-
Al losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid. n.
Office northwest Save
street, Washington city, ID. c.
JAMES M. WEST,
.4ats Assistant Secretary. s..Iss.. Ia lE.t
Insurance may alss be effected at the Home O@ce,
Walnut PHILADELPHIA
other principal cities Of the United by authorized
officers Of the company. ss eHE ora sFa
June lS-dly @- . -..a -
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United States Mail.
FLORIDA.

Posr OFfIoE DEPARTaEsr,
March S, 1867.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of The United
june l8 30h June, 1885, the following
State Of Foda and Ia tho Tins and herein pec6ed will
received tho Contract Office Of this
Of the 90h April next, 10 be decided ihe day
6e4a From Bnnbrdse, Ca by Chauahoochee, Osheese,
Aspaaga, Lon Cane, Ridleysvile, Rckos's Bluff lola,
three times week from the 18th of October 1871,
June Of each year, aud twice
class steamboats, with the privilege Of ung two-horsc
coaches from Bainbdge 10 Chataloochee when
is too low for navigation.
From lstA October to I5'h june.
Leave Bninbrdge Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 9
s. -
Arrive Apalachicoa Wednesday and Friday by 4 p
Leave ApaachicIa Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Arrive ut Banbridge next days by Sam.
From I5th June 18th October.
Leave Bainbridge Tuesday at p m, aud Saturday
Apalachicola Wednesday by m, and sun
day by Bpm; 8
Leave Apliachicola Monday m, and Wednesday ut
Arrive a, Baiubrdse Tuesday by m, and Thursday
by l0pm. er.gH as .a3.ae 4
For form Of PROPOSAL and certificates
and requirements, pamphlet
Virginia. Florida dated January Ia 1885
and by all the second Assistant
Contract Office" teIlt
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar a-aw5w Postmaster General.
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To Our Customers.

w cned doug cond time and forever r
tain company more paid all ind, btodness Aer which
published tho agency wss dscontnurd The object was
that eek has been to ineIeast ur business
have within months ceased act for Others for
Ihcb 10 have hte and paid Them In full. We
ma thsy publish 1t until have had time 10 find good
diona clerk have harts quite iu the
ums for Gavng exceeded thousand dol
b The present week. s+ "
You wisely n companies at would quarrel with ud
more likely quarrel with have long known
having paid widows aud orphans and
o-scs without any lawsuits over $4,000 since we have
= en- in business. FL sg. r.es. Il. E.a ss
Is equal any, " not superior 10 all riding SIS
vdend for every bundled paid In.
insurance. COMPANY, among others, with
large e,pa distributes among lis customers hreefou, tbs
/ al it profits. F.. l
We watch your int est with oeaseless viyi
.. ...-s
J. 4. LEWIS, Superintendent.
Office isa Seventh street, below the Gen. rni Post Ofce
g. All tha, due have been promptly rsid
her hy ounclvos or the companies.
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