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AUCTION SALES.
FINE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE AND PIANO At AUG
tion account Of departure. u =. q
BY GARDNER SMITH. Anctonser. FL

FINE ROSEWOOD FURNITURE AND PIANO At AUG
tion on account Of departure. T.. n
BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctionser. fs5 i
Office No. 7 Commercial Place.
sns fs;l q s.
Splendid Rosewood gedsaa Mirror Ass MsIs.
siasboard Eatepson Table Mirrors Steel
s k.nr H sn Mess asTss
cosksy Cooking P:1o
~ III sst sssss'9a Case f'seo'o avs %
FINE MAHOGANY FURNITURE AND ROSEWOOD
~ go Case Pcco0 Piano, at auction
By GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer
Office, No. I Commercial Place.
w street Ss'wssa Basin and Robin
yarngss Ss
Pillows ede Ga,1ps and .nG Garpes
oasas '"s
Also. one superior Piccoo Piano. nearly new an
CREDIT SALE oF FRENCH suIRrs AND A LARGE
assortment Of Seasonable Dry Goods ''
BY BLACHE 4 BEAUMONT, Auc;ioneers g.,
2sth l inst n at TO o,ele 'ba;i1s
street, Will large invoice of FRENCH SHIRTS.
An extensive sonable DRY GOODS such as
sn FsnnesS t iea
vests Gaps Fur Hats Gloves silk crnvata Shirt Fronts sn'
sS-TERNs-over $500 days; $500 80 days credit
for approved endorsed paper
cssb " r OF
FINE MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT FURNlTUR RE
and Piano. POI
BY GARDNER SMITH. sAuctioneer.
Office, No. Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, the 29th inst, at half-past ~
O'clock the of Magazine and Edward streets, Will
be sold
Mahogany and Black Walnut Furniture consisting Of Bed
stead Armors Bureaus Wristbands Paror, Rocking ant
Seat Chairs, seee Seboard Extension Card and Din
ing Tables Clocks Lamps Oomans, Carpets, Mating Flower
Pots and Plants Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils etc.
Also
One small Piano and large double Show Case.
AN-TERMS-Cash. OF
UNRESERyED SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FL R
niture.
.. BY N. vIGN1E Anctioneer
THURSDAY, 29th Inst, Mt 10 Ia o'clock
L at 1873 Annuncnton street, will be sold
The Household Furniture consisting of Looking Glasses
Sofas Carpets, Chairs Clocks, Mantel Ornaments, Lamps
Curtains sidehoards Rocking Chairs Bedseads Armos Ba
ings Mating, China Ware Crockery Ware Glass Ware
| Kitchen Utensils etc. -
Hy- TERMS-Cash. oD
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NEW YORK via enthusiastically Cahawba-2s
bales cotton IL do WOOL ls bbs -four U do pork 81 kg of
mdse .Irf -.
BORDEAUx-Bark William Jane-lOO bales cotton, 400
hhds tobacco hhds and 48 bbls bone black sack coffee
boxes wine TO- 383 slaves. ~ EF'+ TTf's%M
PENsACOLA-Schr Hornet-l2 bales hay htds bacou. l
hhs bbs moassss ~ bs whisky 70 boxes tobacco
10 sacks coffee, 10 pkgs mdse srlT'
"a sPENSACOLA-Schr Mary EIIen--In ballast,
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Bsbietu Of TIE Itarktts.

TUESDAY MORNING, October 2, 1857.
COTTON market again very dull yesterday and
only about 1900 bales number of small parcels at
very irregular prices mostly loo for Mddlng and l0
lOlac for Strict Middling to Good Middlng
TOBACCO. There looking around but heard
of no sales.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales Tobacco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1851. .......... 1887 1877
Received since ........... i036l S92
yesterday. .... 1857 I77,44S w s92
1925 14,6l9
Exported since. ............ 63,G0 ~ 5,44l 900
yesterday. rs 63,2lS aug 5,o3o
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MENTAL NOTICE DR., GEO. W. SMITH, DEN
- TAI SUE EUN, may be suited daily, from A n
till e. NJ Office and residence Of Carondelet
syette streets ilafe Hevis streetl anl0 nl6
pEAUH BHANDY-iO bbls. very superior, is4s, IN
JONES, MAcKINDER & CO.,
OLE 81 Grayier street
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SUCCESSION OF MRS. SUSAN HEPP-THREE VAIU
able Brick Houses being the of Bienvt
D.t,El,,

able Twostoy Brick Houses being the of Benve
and Bourbon streets.
BY N. VIGNIE Auctioneer.
SATURDAY, Nov. 81, 1857, at l2 o'clock NJ.
y in the Romda Of the st. Louis Hotel by virtue of
order District Court of New
leans, dated 18th October 1851 No $780, for of said
succession. will be sold
/ A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
Of this city in the bounded by Bienve Bourbon Coz Il
Royal streets Said lot forms the of Benve and
Bourbon streets and American measured or
ing Bourbon Together with the wo-story Brick
Building containing large the ground floor and about
five rooms in the upper story, hydrant, etc.
LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above described one,
measuring american measure) less 80 feet front
Bourbon street by 60 feet in depth. Together with the
story Brick House. containing about five gallery etc
kitchen containing about three rooms, yard csern etc
5. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND adjoining t,c above cor
lot Bienyle street measuring
less "a feet front Benvie by IS feet deep To.
geher with the wostory Brick House. containing about four
cabinets etc. kitchen containing five yard
cstern, etc.
ss-TERMs AND CoNDITIoNS-one.th third cash, and the
balance g. IL and is months credit, for secured
by said and bearing eventual interest
OF cent in of nonpayment at maturity The build
ngs to be insured against the risk of fire until the final
The for the year 1857 be paid by the purchasers
Acts of sale before A. Ducae ESD. Notary Public.
OH St tn2l
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WINES AND LIaUORs.

MARETT BKANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
g. s E. "a Is, ss s hons, q s
also sole Importer Of the Justly eesssaisd
the Union supply constantly on hand Samples car bssssn
at III III y i,'fs q 8. woLrr. IS Camp street.
SAZERAC BRANDIEs WE HAVE GOOD
supply hand and II BY % Ss
.sa @
generally this article and unadulterated For sals
on Ne. s''N ssRa Il Pi'fsi
.! Z A. s!.ss i Bss :s.s
70 sss. Co. cosn.e Brandy
f. i :: :: fsssss Co. =. g.: =:
i halves United Proprietor. l.. Eoshss; : ~
g barrels superior old Bourbon whisky; ~.
g medium, dinereu. grades i
8 pipes Holland n G Gin; .n' p'l
bssas wots. Heassisa Col
80 cases Turner Brothers eslsorsssd Ginger Wine;
g cases :: Blackberry Brandy;
:, g !: k ksssssaz zyrui:; -
so " different brands Bittsrs viz Boxers. Hosteter,
100 adoss sa essh h Il. Ess sssi
e . s ss%s;
100 quarts and pins London Porter aud Scotch As
large assortment of Preserves Pie Fruits Jees and Jams
stock Of and Bar on hand
and Fl sale at the well tnocs hSp.s 4 HOLMES
Fsa e s5 al .Sa " f@ss
JULES NuxMs co.'s Anchor vsr.enay. oassne. and
The subscriber authorized orders
for direct of the above named Cham
and soss the attention Of dealers general
| =.
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SUCCESSION OF o. HINCKS.
BY II. PEYCHAUD, HYDE d CO.,

SUCCESSION OF o. HINCKS.
BY II. PEYCHAUD, HYDE d CO.,
G. SANoRY, Auctoneer.
SATURDAY, October 81, 1857, ut IL o'clock
y the ST. Louis Exchange ST. Lonis street, by virtue of
from the Honorable the Second District Court OF New
Orleans under dates 18th and 18th September 1857, for
count of said succession will be sold
l. MARGUERITE, muatress, aged 80 years-cook and
washer.
. DULY daughter of Marguerite aged over 10 years.
g. CYTTAISE, muatress aged about II years-house
want.
L. OPHELIA, an orphan girl, aged about years.
half cash, and the balance credit of
months satisfactorily endorsed and secured by spe
cia mortgage and bear interest cent annum in
case of non payment maturity.
Acts of sale before Layton at Of purchasers
SEQ of 20 81
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TOBY'S EXPRESS, FOR CALIFoR
HNEMTt MA AND EUROPE. Z
We prepared receive and forward
PARCELS, PACKAGES, JEWELRY, DRAFTS and Freight
Of description, California; through the agency Of
WELLS FARGO & co.
We will receive and forward to part Of EUROPE pack
ages and freight of any kind by every steamer
Parties shipping will have cir freight ready the day previ
TO the sailing Of the steamers. ....
S. TOBY, Jr, & BRO,
Ru24 3ptf 81 Camp street.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. s.; cusumbouss street, nea.
Syphtc all Private without Mercury hindrance
business friends and cure in
all cases. -5s.4a..5..
unparalleled which has attended Dr. James,
ce in ali the United States and Eurore-he many
markabe has effected which pronounced incur
by physicians justfes him offering his
services confidence of the unfortunate The following
are some the diseases termed "Pyate and of which,
conjunction newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
maenly eadeates mely syphilis, primary secondary AID
NOCTURNAL Emissions Periodical Affections Of females
complicated be- niseasesof the Back and Lons,
Illumination The Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism,
cee Ulcers, and all Diseases of the Skin.
Dr. James would al call The especially those
privately and improperly injured themselves
ting them for either society Constitutional De
billy mpoency. The following the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of YOUTH
Weakness Of Back aud Limbs PUN in the Head Dnuess
Vision Loss of Muscular Power Palpitaon of
pepsia. Nervousness Irabity symptoms Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Forebodinss, Aversion Society sefDs
Love eff Solitude Tmidty Of evils produced
All afflicted with any of The above symptoms should
fail TO call Dr. James and be perfect
health let false decacy apply and
terrible Malay.
Weakness Of the organs immediately cured and fun vgr
restored.
Remember Ths Medical House of Dr. James, 50 Custom
house street, al #f+s.tts.
Private and reserved Hours of attendance
from A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ. 75s4z
Consultations strictly confidential. +- e
PSRecen If Gonorrhea cured in twenty four hours
or pay. Dr.. JAMES,
oil ly 50 Gustomhopse street
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Princess, Wilson. from Vicksbure.
Capitol. Bnrinnco. from Bayou Sara.
Magnolia, Thompson, from Vicksburg.
California, Autchings. from Mobile.
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FOR SALE.

Az FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
The fast sailing, c6ppered and fastened ship
$780, Euphrasin, VIM. I.anfear master 4S7 tuns
lister, viii $40 bales cotton; in complete order and ready
voyage apply the captain board
OF J. IL AsHBkIDGE co. 100 Common st.
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A,n HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
MANIFESTATION BATTALION OF ARTILLERY
fSTYT Arsenal, Girod street.
sa The First Company Washington Battalion of Artil-
lery regular Monthly Meetings the first MON.
DAY of each month, and Regular Drills on THURSDAY of
every week at 8 O'Clock, until further notice.
BY order OF -
WILLIAM H. SLACK, o. s. mv2S If
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IMPORTS.

INDIAEOLA VIA GALvEsTON-SteamshipG Galveston
u bales cotton to Kelly &co9 Hugely Blair &coS do
Hugely Blair 4co24 hides to Senl2 bbls karsen-
deck &co3 bales wool Brion-S25O Moony
dries TO jones Express ndse
Mcdowell, Mills Gco-8U head cattle d White.
LIvERPOOL-ship Potomac-1l sO5 sacks salt Meek
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WTHISkYa0 bbls and half bbls old NnnnnoabeIa. orr
w do. do. Bp!le's Roe, for sale by ~
JOSEPH Lands L CO.,
Oh IS Tchoupitellas street.
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JOUsE FURNISHING STORE

h G AIN ES,
No, 80 Canal street.
WOODEN WARE, BASKETS
BRUSHES AND BR00MS.
Cast Iron and Enameied Ware
.,CHINAWARE.
EARTHENWARE, etc.
etc and extensive assortment Of
ola SPIN
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B. 3. 20. 7
. y, XEGAs,s DANCING ACADEMY, AT

GALWON-5O kits No. SALMON lust received and for
~ sale by CHARLES R. RAIT.EY 4 CO.,
o26 st II Tcouptoulas street.
RUCkWHEAT-l50b boxes BUCKWHEAT, just re-
- cered for sale by G1lAS 4. RAILEY 4 co,
o26 81 II Tcoupiouas street.
M ACkEREL-2OO packages kits, quarters and half bar
1Hl rels, just received and for sale by
o26 st IL Tchoupoulns street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

It will be seen by communication in another
column that we were mistaken in supposing that
10 white man had yet been put to death on sus-
picion Of completely in the reported slave insur-
rections. 1t would appear from that cOmmuni-
cation that, in addition to twenty negroes barbs-
rously billed by the frightened residents in the VIZ
entity Of the Dover Iron Works 10 Tennessee,
white man, charged with being privy to the plot,
bad been squet zed TO death in cotton press The
very fact that such crueltes are deemed necessary
to bu.!ress up the institution of Slavery is con-
c,usise evidence agsns it, No institution requiring
such supports can in the present sge of the world,
long maintain itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

multitude. of bills. both of a public and private
nature, lost for want of time in which 70 cons'oer
them. We have Just had an instance oil TINS mis-
sppropria ion of the public time in the ADJOURN
meot. occasicned By the death of SIR. Brooks, snd
hardly session passes in which THESE worse 'oan
useless form alities are not INDUCED in. We could
get along well enough with the hypocrisy and the
stimulation, but we eatnot by any mears regard
with approval sucha squsndering Of precious hours
The English are people greatly devoted to fu-
persl solemnities, which they have reduced TO
sort of fine art, with its regular professors, who
graduate the sable display by the rank and wealth
tf the deceased But the English Parliament has
never thoughtit at all necessary to adjourn upon the
occasion Of the death of member. This token OF
respect is rarely paid and never excepsto person
ages Of TIE highest rank or to those who have rem
dertd ,igral services TO the nation. The etiquette
which we have established upon sub occasions Is,
We believe, exclusively American; and We cannot
help thinking that the pertinacity with which 1t has
been adhered to may be Justly attributed rather to
the desire for holiday, than to feelings either Of
sorrow or respect. The custom is still further TO
be deprecated because it banishes all distinctions
and pays tie same hOnors TO the mean and unfalth-
full which it renders to the hgh-minded and devoted
Representative. To the vilest member gone to his
account the House affords the identical homage
which it shows to one Of lofty talents, OF eminent
usefulness and Of unspOtted integrity.
Nor are there precedents wanting for the ABB
It;on If this custom. We recolect an instance IN
which State Legislature, being sorey pressed for
time and having already exhausted the public
patience, refused to adjourn upon the death OF
member. although the usual resolutions we're
passed, and The funeral was attended BY both
branches We cannot see why this precedent
should lot be adopted at Washington. Weak
people may consider US very unfeelng; but until
they show US what possible good these adjourn
ments effect we shall continue to believe that they
are against sound policy, Inconsistent with econO-
my, and detrimental to the public interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
TIE LATEST.

lBy Telegraph from London to Liverpool
BERHR, Friday, Jan. l6.-The final vote " the
Federal Asse mbly has just been taken upon the prop
ostions of the Federal Council for the settlement u
the dispute with Prussia. The Council OF State,
which, together with the National Council, constitutes
the Federal Assembly Of Switzerland, having sepu.
atey discussed the propositions in long and animated
debate, has Just resolved upon their adoption. There
were eighty.two members voting in the majority.
The minority was composed Of Messrs. Fuseg roSi
and Pignat
PARIS, Friday, Jan l6-The Royaist prisoners u
Neufchat.l are TO be set at liberty and conducted
the French frontier at Verriers, under an escot
Swiss troops. French passports will be Delivered
them.
TRIESTE, rrday.-We have news from Conssht-
Dople 10 the 9th inst Ibrahm Paoha has beaten tho
Russians in Crcassia The Russian General Hss killed
in the action.
The English wish 10 disembaIk force at DsssOrsa,
Oh the Tisris where the river forms the dividing Inc
between Turkey and Persia.
MILAN, Fliday.-The Emperor and Empress Of Aus
trio, accompanied by Count Buo and Barona Bea
aid Bruck have to-day made their entry into this CITY
A telegapbic Dispatch from Madrid states !hs'
twenty five political prisoners have just cOntrved
effect their escape from Valencia.
Tie London Times city aItitle, dated London, fn-
cay evening, says:
Cbiresc adyicts brig ful details Of The opss,
tOps at Canton down 20 the 9th OF November and o.
The continued obsnacy of Gov. Yeh who notwss,
standing ibe destruction OF the Bo2ue Forts oy ~
II gish and the Barrier Forts by the Amrrcins, ns
Essed proclamation threatening martial law TO any"
tie people who might venture to speak of peace
Tie news bas caused innreaae Of firmneen
the London tea market Shanghse exchanges ont
occasion he less uLfayOrabe
LnkEPooL, Saturday. Jan. II, DOon.-The 'sls"
Co1Tos today ere estimated at ) 600 to 6,c0 bse,
with foir general inquiry Ut the closing rat"
Friday.
BREADs1rFTs are quiet and quotations wholly W
changed.
PEoyIsIoSs dull ard without variation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
GREAT britain.

The West Inda mail steamer Tyne ashore at 81. Al
bans. already reported, stil remsius aground. the
water entering her with every tide. Her passenger
had been landed and part of the cargo removed, but
it woad take ten days to oat her oil If the 1es.hg
proved favorable. She was not insured, and 10 the
ninth steamship that has been lost belonging to that
lire.
John Carsw,n, Henry Cutting anf John Lewis, sec.
ond mate third mate ana boatsV. ain Of the ship Guy
Mannering, have been committed al Liverpool on the
charge Of manslaughter in connection with the death
of a man, name unknown, with the exception Of
George He is supposed 10 have been grocefs clegk
who was shipped at New Yo,.aa as a seaman.
Meetings continued ~ be held throughout the coua.
try against the Continuance OF the tax on incomes q
the war sts.ndsrd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30

Since by a. affecting dispensatiOn of Providence,
Preston S. Brooks was stretched cold in death, our
readers will bear us witness that we have avoided
apy harsh expression with respect to him. to his
character, or the act whose memory is henceforth
inseparaby connected With his name. For him
SET, he had gone to the bar OF the Eternal Judge;
for his character, and the pat he had performed IN
the affairs Of the country, they were things OF his
tory, and we had no desire to add a single word to
What we had alr.ady been called to say respecting
them.
Not so, however. with the unbecoming display
which attended the ebsequies in the hall of the
Representatives yesterday. That is matter
which requires pretty plain commeat- The
Rouse had adjourned with all the ceremony aud
observance exhibited on the death Of the most hon
ored aud influential member. The President aud
Cabinet were presents the President elect had seen
fit to be there; tire members of the Senate we've
there also. But the place Of Mr. Sumaer-stlll
detaiIed at home by dangerous illLess caused by
murderous and cowardg blows which tina. dead
aSm had iLhicted-was vacant; as if to remind all
spectators Of the great crime aga nst ordinsry
naniless against the Constitution, aga lst
tue dignity and rights of sovereign State,
OF which the deceased had been the instru-
ment Over all the scene, too, hung the I'VE
Which death, sudden aud fearful as the Intervening
baud Of Gtd, must naturally inspire Tue eXsmpe
o. silence If not of fOreetiuln,ss was given in the
presence OF the personsl and political friends of
the Senator whom Mr. Books had so
cruelty injured, and of the State whose repre-
sentative he had feloniOu.y stricken to the earth.
And yet IN spite Of all these circumstances there
wss found man to cali up there over that poor
dead body, the recollection Of the assault: on Sic.
Sumner, aud with lcud praise of the deed, TO lout
not only the solemnity Of the hour. but the very
Honse which had left its proper business, and
granted it's Hall to the performance of the funeral
Il Mr. Savage q fool or madlnan thus to violate
all troyIiety Did he mean from behind the de-
f.cse of coffin to hurl safe il suit st the tfIeads
oF Mr Sumner, at the Republicans 10 c 'ngress, at
the House which hsd expelled Brooks, and st the
deliberate iOds at o. the whole country which JUS
tilted tba. expulsion Or was il wfetched ple@
Of bra5ado, uttered by ole OF those who were prvg
+, The crime before i, was committed; who indeed,
ou. its commi son upon BROOKS, aud who feel that
lie .hanefL responsibility still clirg. to them Ga
tse.e pci2t, we ,ksl! sx?!e" 20 '.aon' Wh!;heS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, 1hursday, Jan. q, 1851.
A Democratic caucus was held this evening TO noni'
nae UIied States See ator. II was called TO order
by Judge Scott OF Saratoga. Senator Kelly was
elected President ard james Sluyter Of New York,
aid Mr. Clinton of Erie, StcIetaries Mr.. Smyter
decline the honor, when Mr. Arthur Woods was sub
stitued In bis place.
Senator Wadsworth presented the name of Daniel
f.. Sckles.
Dir Floyd Jones named George w. Clinton Of Buf
falo saying that this honor entirely uusought BY
Judge Clinton but that he presented his name at the
request OF several Democrats outside Of the Lsgsa"
tuTe, as well as inside. Judge Clinton, he said not
only inherited Iusrious came, but, by his own un-
finchiDg integrity, had endeared hlmsef to party
that was proud 10 own him.
Mr. Allen OF Rensselaer, named David l.. Seymour.
Senator Kelly nominated Amase j Parker.
Mr. Kvlin OF New York nomin ated Fernando Wood.
Mr.. Jones moved to take riUa rOce vote
Mr.. Mshcn moved 10 amend so ss to take the vote
by ballot.
This was lost, and the original motion adopted
The frat vote then taken and resulted az follows:
Sickles...............l CLIFTON 10
Wood...............R Seymour .............. 5
Parker. .......-.......
The name of Dir. Seymour was then Withdrawn, and
a secor vote taken with the following result;
Siekles................u Wood. ..:...........l2
Clinton. ...lJ
After voting fulteen iines without any change
being arrived at. motion was made 70 vote by ballot
aid carried.
FIRST BALLOT.
Siekles............H Wood. II
CljntCp................n Wilson. ...............
The Republican Members of the Senate and Assem-
bly, will hold caucus to morrow evening, for the pur
pose Of nominating candidate for United 5 ates
Senator.
The closing exercises Of the Normal School took
place this afternoon. Tee address was delivered by
the Rev. 4. z Rogers There were % graduates
An accdel Icc rred the Central X Dad this morn
rg at JoicaD. new road, three freight ssrs having
been plunged into the river. No person. however, was
riuied
Long & Silsbys extensive carriage factory, NOS 29O
fire at 2 O'Clock this morning. A large quantity Of the
stock burned. The loss ia about slO OOO Partially
insured.
Pat lex KeIDOn and James KeaIey, indicted for
petipV hun with stones have been tried and acquitted
by tie direction of the Court for want Of evidence to
identify them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-30
SWITZERLAND,

The Ntufchatel dispute is virtually at an end
ON TUESDAY the 18Th the Committee OF both Hoasss
fthe Swiss Fedeia Governments adopted tie prope.
sition 10 release the prisoners.
A telegfsphc dispatch fiom Berne. dated 10th Jm-
uary further announces that the National Council hn
adopted the propositions Of the Commission By 81
votes against I. One member sbstained from voting
The Council Of States has not yet voted On the par
of Plussis no formal engagements have been msds
but Is understood that the King OF Prussia renoanc
all claim TO the sovereignty and revenue OF Neui ,hai
The two castles OF Neufchatel aud Lochs will, how
ever, remain the Kings private property and display
the Prussian dag and the re derived from their
domains Ia to be 6isbursed In local charities. The
eyenue amounts to SIS, 900 year.