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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
NEW.YORk LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. .ALBASY, Feb. 23, ISS

NOTICES OF BILLS.
NJ. SCHELL gave notice of bill to amend the
law relative to Insecure Buildings.
llr. PA1TERS0N-Of a bill relative to better
Z, eistration of Marriages and Deaths.
Mr.. SCHELL introduced bill classifying New
York Supervisors, and making them elective alter.
maze years.
The following railroads presented reports Of assess-
nents of property in New-York State in 1856 and
1857: New-York and New Haven Railroad, 1885,
1894 eco against $2 800 in 1851, in New-York, aud
i3i GA against the same in 1857 in Westchester the
Saratoga and Schenectady Railroad in 1856 fl75 600;
tgairst same in 1857, Sl3 500; the Rensselaer, and
Saratoga Railroad in 1856, $3.50 j0O against same in
1857, S22j 13O the Bossburgh and Corning Railroad,
in 1856, sl0O,G0O against same in 1857, $50 900.
Mr.. OWEN introduced bill to amend the Metro
poan Police. II provides that the Metropolitan Dis
trct shall consist of NewYork and Kings and makes
the Board consist Of six Commissioners, the Mayors OF
New-York and Brooklyn to be members OF the
Boar-One to preside President the other as Vice.
President but ohave no vote except IN certain cases
until the four Commissioners be elected at the next
general election in the manner as the Inspectors
Of Election are elected and to take the place OF the
four present Commissioners. Ii continues the Com
missioners now in office, whose term expires IN may
next till January following After the next general
election two Commissioners TO be elected each year
one OILY 10 be voted for each ticket 1t gives the
Mayors the power of removal, in case OF oien3es out
gives two.thirds of the Board power to reinstate.
After 1850 il transfers the power to fill vacancies form
the Governor to the Board of Supervisors. Mr..
Diven moved to lay the bill on the table and have it
printed. ,,,,-o,,
warm debate foowed-Senators SPINOLA,
DOHERTY, MATHER VAUDEVILLE and WILL
LARD opposing the motion, and moving to refer the
bill to the delegates from the Metropolitan district or
tin. regular Standing Committee.
Mr. WA. WHEELER urged the motion to lay 1t
on the table. go,
After considerable discussion the bill was, by the
consent Of Mr. OWEN, referred to the delegates of
the Metropolitan district, with Instructions to report
at su early day, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. PATTERSON introduced bill to amend the
revised statutes so as to provide better means for the
relief ofindgent persons. Also bill giving people
in criminal trials the right to half as many peremptory
challenges as prisoner has.
The New Utrecht and Gravesend fishery bill passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
Ply TIE ARAGO.

The steamship Arsgo, from Southampton on the 10th
February, leaving Cowes Roads at 6p m.) arrived
here at O'Clock this morning. She brings the same
dates as the Anglo Saxon, but we add few items of
interest.
She reports moderate weather first part OF the pas
sage and strong westerly gales the remainder. $1,000
in specie.
Feb 49, 6 p M, lat. so OF lon. 20 %, saw large
propeller, bound E.
Among her passengers Josiah Pierce, esq, Secrc-
tay of Legation at St. Petersburg, and Elisha Rigs,
esq, Bearer of Dispatches.
The Arago brings a large number OF passengers for
the season and her passage is the shortest trip any
steamer lss made during the Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
MORE EBORDER-RUFFIANSA AT WASHINGTON.


WAsHIsGTON Feb. -, 1888.
Since my last letter another batch Of Calhoun CON-
pan!ons and Brcbanans emssar1es nave anlveo'
Gen. Frank J. Marshsl comes hrst. lie was ITO
slavery cand fer Governor at the election on the
ltb dny Of January under the LecomptOn COnstitu-
ton He was Brigadier-General of the Northern
Brsrch of the Territorial Militie until the death OF
Gep Richardson, VINO was with Clark wheh tae latter
killed Barber Marshall was then promoted to the
post Of MajoI-Geueral in place Of Ricbardson. de s
= man bent on making Kansas Slave State, ana mas
come here to gee to it that Calhoun don't count hum
out ss Goyernor-ard To AVOID being hung under the
recent law pt ssed in the Territory.
Cen Archibald Payne, one OF the men brought be-
fore Iecompte upon charge of murder, is here lie
was Colonel Of the Kickapoo Rangers. VINO destroyed
the baot box at Leavenworth in December i111 anu
one Of the mob who shortly afterward seized nnam
Piilips a Free-State map, and conveyed hln from
Iaytngorh City across the river into the state OF
Missouri and there covered his person WIN ,at ana
cotton because Phillips had deesred nmsen IN rIvOr
ou.n.y murdered in his own house in Leayenwoth
bys gang OF rufians headed by one Emory, since
snronteu by James Buchanan 10 lucrative place In
tie Land Ofce in Kansas. rayne was bHgaaef S ei.
sbere Of the vllsDous work. He was engaged IN the
cod-blooded affair at Easton, in Kansss, which re-
suited in the death OF TIE gallant Brown ana the per-
z anent insanity OF his widow!
Ne1t cores General L. A. Mclean. He has resch.
ed here after making good bis fight from the author-
tie. at LecorptoD. This is the indignant gentleman,
Il will be recollected who protested against the right
of sheriff Walker tol search Calhouns office at Le-
coupton for fraudulent returns. He was General Cal
houhhs chief clerk, and was superintendent Of the
burial Of the celebrated candlebcx under the wood
pile at Lecompton, and left that place, In great
hurry by back route across the Kaw nver, to avoid
ceits legal process sometimes called writ, by tde
force OF which fe to have beer conveyed to Law
rerce. He has been engaged in all the ngb-hsnccd
ori.sges that have been perpetrated in Kansas from
the time of the Nebraska down to the latest ecc
tion fraud He was Adjutsnt General under General
Reed when the latter inv AIDED the Te,rtory with his
iofces, sid vas driven ont by Governor Geary
MLeaa q pa'lot worthy G Bseaanan's considers
G-r.
Ihs o,-. aal la:t rvJsa o. whom shs1 SPEAK o.:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
AN AUSTRIAN SHIP LOST

Captain Csrk of the Anchneagh, which arrived a.
Melbourne on the 18th December, makes a report
which will III many heart with painful anxiety
Wher in latitude 20 deg. 10 min. s, and Longitude Is
deg j. be sighted -four large icebergs ard on the 18th
November, IN latitude ~ oeg. IL min and longitude
IS de-. L, passed about half of the hull large
ship apparently not loog in tie water II had the sp-
peasnee of having been rubbing against the rocks or
ice asit was very much chafed. No further particu.
ars could be obtained, a. il vas blowing hard at the
tine. Again. on the 3Oth November, twenty feet of
ships main rail was sighted, together with six stan.
chons and bulwsrks att ached, painted stone-color.
The Chronicle says: There accounts of the dis
covery OF conspiracy in the Balcanic Islands which
vas to make it, outbreak at Barcelona Finding them.
selves prevented from importing powder from Gbral.
tar the conspirators manufacturing it in Msjosca
but .ome boys of the manufacture and three Of the
conspirators were seized.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
JAPAN.

The DAILY Necs says accounts have been received
from japan 10 the llth of November; they confirm
the fact already announced of the approaching visit to
Europe of Prince TziKuzen, the nephew OF the En-
peror. He was to embark, about the end of Decem'
Der at Simoda, with numerous suite on board the
Dutch vessel the Samarang, chartered for the purpose
by the Japan Government. He will visit France En-
gland Russia Holland, and return by way OF America
Among the persons composing his suit are Two
Japan engineers, whose mission will be to examine
into the system Of railways. The engineers, who are
very intelligent men, have already been charged Dy
the Emperor to fit up electric telegraph which was
given to bic Majesty BY the American Plenipoeniiary
when the treaty of commerce wss signed between
those two countries. The telegraph, whch goes
fiom the Summer lace of the Emperor Jeddo his
capital distance of about SIX mile, works perfectly
The conduct of Japan in encoura ring the ntroiuc-
ton Cf European inventions merits remsrk, psrttca-
lsrly at moment when China is showing such very
different feeling.
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Constitution. saying that under no conceivable cir.
cum tarces would he vot fr the admissio Of add
tonai Slave States into To Union. Adiourned.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Arrival of the Anglo-SaxOn and Arago
The Refugee Question ia Parliament.
TROUBLE BETWEEN FRANCE and SWITZERLAND
A NEW CONSPIRACY AT MADRID.
Resignation Of French Officials.
l. ATER FROM IND A.
CANTON IN THE HANDS OF THE
ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
N
A NEW CONSPIRACY AT MADRID.
Of French Officials.
LATER FROM IND Ola.
COTTON ADvANCED-CONsoLs s5i.

lBY The AMERICAN TELEGRAPE CoaPANrS LBES-OFFcs
No II WALL STREET
PORTLAND, Tuesday Feb 23 1853.
The steamer Anglo-Saxon, Capt. McMasters, from
Liverpool at o'clock tue morning of the 10th nst
arrived here at o'clock this evening" with II passen.
gers and four days later news from Europe.
Tie Anglo Saxon was detained off Cape Race twelve
hours by ice.
The steamer City of Washington also sailed on the
10th inst, from Liverpool for New-York, and the
steamer Arago was appointed to leave Southampton on
the same day for New-York.
The Cunard steamer America arrived out at o'clock
on the morning tf the 9th inst.
The United States corvette Constellation was at
Alexandra Jan. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
ANOTHER DELAWARE CROSSING in
nOJ'RT

Senstor Bayald, in speech before the Conyentioa
assembled in Delaware in 1853, to form Constitution.
said
q" an free to declare for myself that. let other mea
think as they may, my hand shall nrer be pvt toa
n0ffr sanctioRing Constitution unless that Confs-
fpion is to be submitted The people for their rafed'
Hoa." 80
In a few days the Hon. Senator from Delaware WIN
he called upon 10 vote for or against Constitutions
which has neter been submitted to the people tof
their ratifcati,ng And it is believed by some Of lns
friends that Ia such emergency, he will not fail 70
stald BY his " old ancWarks." Wash. States.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY a. 1853

y
probable result OF tie division Of the House of Con
mons on the Conspiracy bill The political account'
ircin Pars showing tie determination of Government
I" r'i, t ts ten of repress reanc upon The
military power likewise exercised here unfavorable
ntneuce. Under these circumstances, the large ada
ons taking place to the supply Of money produce for
the moroent little effect.
LATER FROM ISDIA-CANTOS ENTERED.
LONDON. Feb. 10. 1853.
TIE following telegram from Mr. Acting Consul
Green received at the Foreign Office, through
Malta, Feb. TO- at a.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 6, Is5s.-The Hindoostan az
rived Of Suez the 4th inst. She brings l-r dates
from Calcutta to the 9th Of January, from tuton to
tie 29th of December, and from Bombay t, the 18Th
Of January
sir Colin Campbell has taken possession Of Furuck.
abAd which was abandoned by the enemy on the I'd
Of January, and GorucbpOre taken ON the 9Th Of
Jsuuary by the forces under Msharagab Jung Baha-
dor. Seven guns were taken from the enemy, and
go Of the enemy killed. Our loss only two Goorkshs
killed ard wounded. Ourforces landed at Canton
op the 18th of December. They consisted Of 1900
British ard 900 French. On the Doth the wall, were
escslsded aud the nights within in the town in
posse scion by 9 a. m. Tne advance within the city
was but feeby contested. The damage to the to Hn
very small. Capt. Bate Of ii. NJ. s. Acteon was
killed.
This telegram was received in Malta by the Euxne,
from Alexandria, Feb. 9, at 9:55 p. m.
The following dispatch is from The Times
"Tbe bonbardment of Canton commenced at day
light the 2Sth Of December, and was continued
during the whole Of the day and night. The assault
in three divisions, two English and one French, was
given at o'clock in the morning. G. Gugh's Fort was
taken at O'Clock, and blown up. The Chinese con-
tiDued their FIRE from the houses but the troops
restrained from entering the city,"
ALTxAsDRIA Feb. 6.-The India and China mails
leave to-day with dates from Calcutta to JAM 9, from
Madras to JAM l6 from Ceylon to Jan. 49, from Hong
Kong to Dec. 80 and from Canton to Dec. -. The
mail has also come from Bombay with news to the
18th Of January.
INDIA AND CHINA COMMERCE.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 9, 1853
TIE Calcutta export markets after undergoing some
further depression were again looking up. The im-
port market was likewise frmer.
The prices of tea had undergone considerable de-
cline at Hong Kong, which had induced large settle
men,s. Silks had declined ten taels.
ADDITIONAL FROM INDIA.
TIE intelligence from India is generally of cheer
ing character.
The direct roads between Delhi and Calcutta are
now open.
Gen Outrams forces, 1900 strong, continued safely
posted at AlumbaRh.
The peasantry beginning TO bring supplies into
the camp.
A uill has been introduced for uniting the Meerut
and Delhi divisions to the Pun njaub.
TIE Lieutenant Govcnorzhip is to be given to Sir
j, I'm Lawrence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
FRANCE.

TIE Moniteu, publishes the official notification of
tie blockade of Canton River by the French heet
II is said that some difficulty mas arisen between the
French Government and the Swiss Confederation on
the subject Of the refugees. The Swiss are SAID not
be disposed 10 confne the refugees in the INTERIOR
M Billault Minister of the Interior, had resigned
his office and his resignation accepted. lie was
subsequently offered the Embassy to Madrid, but he
declined it.
NJ. Pietri, Prefect Of Police, had also resigned.
On the 9th inst the Bank of France reduced ITS rate
of discount from TO 43 per cent
Gen. dc lEspinasse, Aide.dc-Camp Of the Emperor,
had been nominated Minister of the Interior in the
place of ". Billaut
1t was said that additional Cominissares OF Ponce
are TO be appointed to watch the frcntiers.
The Monieur publishes circular by the new Min 8;
ter of the Interior stating that the Emperor had GALE
Revolutionsts who plan against the life Of the En-
perOr 80 p..:....,,
appointment would prove but temporary. :,
Il was again repeated that France would act on
large scale against the Chinese.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
THE RIVER PLATE.

The following telegram was received by TIE 1tm.s
Ftb.e Lisbon, Feb !, the Avon has arrived WIN
c3C, ,COO livns (f y for England. Civi! war htd
broken out in the River Plate Rsvelon had deiea'r
tie troops Of fMonteyideo. Al the latest date Jso,
nc Enrlsh, French, Brazilian, ard American
ma, -inas had landed Advices from Rio de Janeif',
cfihe lith jan, state that the Cumberland, Adnfs'
"a. "a. a., N IN NIotffvtif,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
Meeting Of the Veterans Of 1912.

BOsToS, Mass, Tuesday Feb. s3, 1883
The annual meeting of the Association Of New En-
gland Veterans of the War Of 1912 was held yester
day at the Stste House. A series Of resolutions
pressve of the claim which they have upon the coun
try and petition TO Congress that they be placed
upon the footing with the soldiers Of the Revolu
ton were adopted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
Boston Weekly Bank Statement

BOSros, Tuesday, Feb. y rs
The following are the tootiDgs Of our Bsak State
ment for the past week
Cspiia Stock. Isl o5oco Due 70 other Banks. aS5 s
Ioa1 aid Discounts 52O 500 ls4e so
Specie. I,L7,sD tucu-asiOn.. S.Svo
Due tn. other Banks 5577, SEQ
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
The Quarantine Question

TREsIos, N. j. Tuesday, Feb. 70, is7o
Ths Quarantine Committee OF the two Houses met
this evening in the Assembly Chamber and heard ar
gunents by Ex-Governor Pennington and Mr.. O liver
L. Halsiesd r, ir favor OF the removal Of The Qusr
sniihe On Staten Island to Sandy Hook, ana by Mr.
j. ii. Bracley against the rem oval. A large number
If persons were present
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

,uicsnce Mn, from the hin a;ermsn,own, at bon-
fay, Jan. 9. The commander, Commodore Richard Z.
psce aDrources bis arrival at BOMBAY On .nu na
inst in So days from the Cape Of Good Hope VIA I'm.
5000 and rbsre b. met With Capt Tstsen.
The Germsn.oyn bss ben. s.ys Capt. p, about iac
days Al set. on. of fhe I5I days wheh bad siseses
fcrl ,ls tire or her lsSvng to Untod o'a!es, ana
.as sailed loarly - Dee tl,es
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
Vessels Ashore.

CH,RLEsToS, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1853.
Letters from Key West to the eth inst state that
the ship Riyersmh is ashore and blged of Cesars
Creek She WAS from Liverpool bound to New-Or'
leans with cargo Of salt.
The steamer Columbia reports seeing on Monday,
twenty miles south of Boddy Island Light, one u
Cromwell's propellers ashore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
Democratic County Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Fed. %, Io0''
The Democra,ic County Convention, held al west
Chester to-day, passed resolutions indorsns the Au'
mnistration without reserve.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
ASSEMBLY.

The bill to create a new Ward in the City of Koch
ester was read third time, and, by consent, passed
The Governors Message being the special order, 1t
was then taken up ard progress reported.
Several bills, all OF private character thcn went
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FRANCE.
Lospos, Fob. 10, 1858.

mn, p..;. oorresnondent Of The Adrertiser SAYS
int = haleved that Gen. Espnasso will eventunly
Iscone Minister of Police and That bi; sPpo"tmen, Is
I DecoIe nrnDisio,a al. NJ. Drouyn dc rlluys Ii key
to ed him in the Ministry al the inlen9r nav nav
abIe tlIesman would bea valuable accession 10 '''0
p-esel. Cabinet. c... ,,.,l,
H. c,,5s have ara q been dul ciy ara "''p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
United States Supreme Court.

WAsHINGroY, Tuesday, FEB. %, &c.
No. 20-Daniel S. Hickock ct al. w. 'Ies oVe"ai'
ct al. Argued for the appellees. =, ,,,.,u,o,
No. 69.-Jss. Ii. Suydam vs.. VIM. II. "Lnsmsoh a"n
ct al. Argument continued for defendants anu COZ
cluded for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
ITALY.

The S.rdinan Government hal forwarded ho's'
moderate in tone TO the King of Naples, relative 10
y lete affair Tho note discusses the question: oai
makes 70 threat sgainst Naples
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
Robbery i'm Baltimore.

B@TINoRE, Tuesday, Feb. 80 1888.
The gunsuith shop of Mr. j. e. j. Meyers, in this
city, was robbed last night Of 900 worth Of gu&s and
pisOls
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
PRUSSIA.

The Prince Frederick William and his Princess made
nubHc entry into Berlin on the Sth. Their reception
was enthusiastic and the display very fine
The King of Prussia was expected to leave lnine ne
distely to Cannes, France, for the oeneht OF MS
healtb.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
SPAIN.

The Spanish authorities had discovered new revo-
,utiopsry plot at Madrid. Incendary proclamshons,
arms and ammunition were seized in a house in close
proximity to the palace.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
THE SIMMER AND HARVEY QUARREL.

Corr,.,opseuce OF Il Ey,pins Post.
EAsH,scros, Feb. -, SsS6.
Brevet-Gereral Harrcy, Colonel OF the SECOND ~
goops, has municsed to the War psPs'smeS' ~.
hcstie correspondence with Colonel Sumner OF ne
First Cavalry. Summers final reply Is ssId 70 -
and puugent and is warmly approved oy m
brother offcers.
The Quarrel be.w-s y the two officers srose in con-
sequence of Hsrneys conduct President OK cyurs
martial few months since, where SurnDor, who
reckoned one Of the best ofcers in the service wss
aIraigned some trihing charge. As Harvey was
believed by Sun to have nstigsted the prosscGtocs
an objection made 10 his conducting the proceed
incs He however, persisted and Is alleged 10 have
manifested throughout toward Col Sumnes the rancee
Of pro secu,or rather than the impartalAy becoming
hs judicial position.
uey from Kansas TO Washington, asd demanding IN
nOe Of the 18th inst, an explanation. Ts tou no
reply came, ard, the l5h he wrote again, demand
ing explanation and proposing, in case II were re-
to meet Ess at any point Su,Sse %s q s.,s sn
nate. In reply, Harrey returns the 10th Letter
marked cthcial business" stating that be was sur
ptised to receive such communication while u the
disc aarge of his q atty a. Washington q can OF the
Government and that as superior officer, he could
take no nC'ic Of IT, but would refer II TO the War De-
parmtrt which might take s1ch seton as the ease
should redriYe II Is worthy Of remark, that, cub
stantisly the ranks of sumner and Harvey are pre-
cey the same and that the only point Of superiority
which is set up by larney as an excuse for not 40
cep,pg the challenge, is the purely accidental ono o.
a brevetship.
| Sumner. on the 18th instant, retorted in q note
declaring that who could insult brother officer.
and then shield himself from the consequences on the
plea of superior rank not worthy of the notice ot
any gentle man, or, as the language IL reported, q
4" T. V. Sumner, colonel OF tho second Dragcoa:."
Here the matter rests. Nbat action will be taken BY
the Department remains 10 be seen. Harvey, they
ssy. has gone to Rchmoud, and Sumner TO his family
in Syracuse.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
SWEDEN

A rrospectus had appeared of another Swedish loan
cor Goyepp,nent amounting to eight millions of
dollars. 10 be employed in the construction o' f"'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

prevent is Bconstt Buroham. He esne witt heiess
day or two ago He ws engaged in both OF tse
ouirsges sgsips. Phillips, rstned above which osss
the latter BIS hie IN September. 1856. lie was Ssf-
yeyor OF Lsaveuwofth County, aad Deputy -SurveyW
unasr Calhoun, anG deserves something al the hands
OF the President & his patriotic services
one shane having teep driven out Of the Tesritory
nv an inds nsu. people. They expect to see the Le-
o:mpton Constitution pas Congress and thss VI
icok 10 James Buchsnsn to give them an escort x
Tn,ed States troops to nvey them snd the Constu-
-, bscL no Kansas; and have no doubt BuohAasa
will do H.