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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
TROM MEXiCO.
From he Netr. Orieans PieayHse.
reward.

In the ProeresO Of Nov. II. We fld long account
OF an engagement between body Of force under Gen.
La Lave al Tengonapsm and a body OF Echeagaray &
troops endeavorDg to effect nm advance to-
ward Vera Cruz by way of San 5 1lvador The column
OF Constitutionalist torcos, under Comandante "a
meche, who had been posted 10 meet them, very
rapidly defeated them, killing aud wounding several,
VINO were abandoned. They rctreated to position
about quarter Of league of and there opened a
fire Of artillery the ConstitGtionalist force but
without any effect. They stayed this, and then
eIdeavored to penetrate by way OF Cilvsrio, but
coming ont that point about p. m. they found
that il had already been occupied by Camache, who
at once charged upon them, and after a close and
desperate encounter of hall hour again beat them
back, with some killed and woulded; a portion Of
them were also abandoned. They then retre ated to
Tergonapam whieh Camache had abaniOnded
after the previous engagement for strateglc rea-
La Lave, the same night, dispatched a
force to take possession Of q hill To the right
Of that point, with Instructions to commerce a
fire them as soon az day should break. This
done, and the Zuloaguistas thinking themselves
fanked commenced hurried retreat, leaving behind
them portion of their recently killed beeyes and the
body of man whom they had invelgled near by cries
Of 'Lbertsd," and then assassnated, horribly mutt
lating BIN with edged weapons and with ire-ar u.s.
This however the only Life host on the part OF the
Constitutionalists. They were commanded, 1t seem-
by Echeagaray and Neerete. The former retired to
La Hoya, Negrete toward Jalapa.
Accounts from the camp of Sr. ID. Angel Abino
Coreo state that the Governor Of Chapas had taken
two of the pieces taken fron the Guerrero, mounted
them and sent them to the COnstitationais forces be-
sieoiuo TabascO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

great one in l534-but the hnti-SayeU sgta.
iiOn will continue and grow stronger aud stronger
every wear making ISSUES if il does not fnd them
made Our Southern friends mas as we'll under
stand frs, as las, that the ony way to get nd of
The agitation about Slavery s to get rid Of Slavery
itself.
Beside the mere politicians The gentlemen OF the
Third House are beginning To assemble The
short session Is looked upon es more favorable to
their schemes than the long one. A considerable
portion of the House of Representatives have had
leave 10 return 10 private lie given them by their
constituents al the recent elections and are conse
quenty not ~ scrupulous. not much on their
good behavior. as they were last Winter. Another
considerable portion of the L Ouse il IN the same
category from the opposite cause having been re-
elected. they IN their seats for two years
longer, and may trust that any dubious votes given
at this session will be- overlooked or forgiven before
lSG0 arrives.
IL is rumored that powerful combinations have
been made for the purpose of procuring modIiica-
tion Of the tariff which shall benefit the iron inter-
est of the country.
The boob. publishing and booh-buying business,
which met with severe check under the pressure
Of the financial panic Of last Winter. threatens to
operate upon Congress with renewed yigor at this
session. y number of expensive reports are in
preparation from Government expeditions, and
observe thai Dictionary OF Congress is announced,
with the expectation OF getting Congressional aid
for il.
A curious change OF cOuntensnce may be noticed
this among the multitude of office seekers
who swarm here, beeaguerng the White House and
iniesting the Departments. The proportion of
bearded and mustached individuals ia much less
than last year. The reason l.. as it is said that
the President has expressed his disgust az hlrsute
faces. lie can hardly tolerate beard and cannot
abide a musiache. The courtiers consequently
begin to shave. In this iudicious conformity 10
the imperial tastes they follow the historical pre-
cedents and traditions Of th'ir class. If remem-
ber rightly. the practice of shaving in Europe origi
mated in The desire to please a French monarch To
whom nature had denied beard. Having become
the fashion shaving continued even after the cause
Of it, origin had disappeared Pathetic stories are
afoat in conversation here Of office-seekers who
have made heroic socrifces of cherished
boards and musraches in hopes If melting the
Presidential heart, and have found. when too late,
that even such mmOlation did not meet with ia
reward.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
THE LATEST.


LOSDoS, Saturday, NOV. 20-P. NJ.
The Daily News lcity article Of Friday evening
says:
The funds to-day were dal and decline of per
cent was finally quoted, owing principally to the IAN
Ruor of business. In the other departments Of the
Stock Exchange there was an equal absence of any
features OF iLteres More is observable 10 the
discount market, and the supply Of money is more
abundant. The gene raj rate for good bills is still "a
per cent but instances III which transactions take
place below that rate less rare. There were no
bullion operations at the Bank to-day
The Times tclty article of !ast evening says:
"The Ia glsh Funds opened steadily this morning
at the firm Inces of yesterday, and remained without
much alteration alt ,"ugh there disposition to
lnets at the cose IN consequence of the quotations
from Pais beIg slightly less favorable. The abund-
Of money increases, and transactions have taken
p.ce in the discount market at q per cent. In the
Foreign Exchanges this afternoon there was slight
Cecii in the rates Vienna and Trieste; on other
places, they about the same at the last post.
About f4OUOO in gold arrived to-day from St. Peters
burg, ana further similar amount Is expected imme-
aiatey-tGe whole has been sold for expectation. The
Colonial Produce market during the week has been
tcantiy supplied, partly on account of the easterly
wind r,taroiDg the aniva of many vessels now over
due. A steady business has taken place chiefly tor
consumption, and some of the leading staples have
closed ut slightly advanced rates. There is STILL how
c YER, q general W ,nt of aunat o =.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
FRANCE.

ReGnforcements Of the French troops have been
ordered to Cochin China, in consequence of the resist
ance being organized in the interior. Artillery was TO
be sent as well infantry, that sent by Spain from
Manila being insufficient. ABrigadior Generals also
20 go out.
A commission to consider the question of negro emi-
grafton has been nomiI ated. II consists OF IL nen-
bers. Nlr de Pcrsigny il the President.
Prince Napoleon had issued decree relieving the
press in Agiers from certain offensive additions to the
laws of the press in Fracce, and placing them upon
The same footing as French journals.
Moutaleuberts ease called up pro forma in the
Correctional Tribunal Oh the 18th, but as already in
timated, was postponed till the 2ith
Lords Pa merston and Clarendon were on a visit to
tie Emperor at Comptgre. The Montear contains a
decree cbhgiDg all bakers in certain towns to keep IN
reserve sufficient stock TO supply their manufacture
ing wants in bread DUNG al least three months.
The Funds wee Slightly frmeT to-day; the Three
Per Cents closed at 7i To- 50.
Mr. Thouvenal reached France from Constsntnope
to-day.
special decree iu yesterday Moniteur establishes
special bank charged with tue service of the Treas
ury to the great Pnblc Works Of the City, and which
shall bear the title Of the Bank Of the Public Works
of Paris.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
CITY POLITICS.

TwENTY-sEcosD WARD.-The cit izens of this ward
who are in favor of dividing our Municipal concerns
from politics have nominated ADoLPHUs AsDREAs for
Alderman. Mr.. Andreas is a ccaldeaer, moderate
Democrat in politics, independent in circumstances,
and regarded by his neghbors a. honest, capable and
worthy. A meeting Of the independent citizens OF the
ward is called for this evening at Ruperts Hail. thty-
third street Eighth avenue, TO ind'rse his nom''
nation. Joseph Ho1ie will be one OF the speakers.
Without pretending to say who ought to be elected IL
this ward. we oxhort every citizen to support the
fttest man, regardless OF politics.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
NP. MARSH S NINTH LECTURE.

Tie Hon Mr.. MARSH commenced bis lcctare by
quoting the famous saw o, Bnffon, The style makes
the inau" This, he said was striking statement OF
rather general suppo.on that there was 20 Intimate
a connection between q and hi- speech that per-
feet knowledge Of one afforded the means OF accn'
ratey determining the other; in short that mans
language depended upon circumstances az material and
ieerrninae as those which controlled the color aud
growth Of the hair THIS calculation, however, dealt
WITH man a. definite material animal, aud ignored his
spiritual nature. For. in fact, We found the most
differently constituted Per-ons speaking the same
dialect, aal persons mg'! similarly constituted, at
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
lNDI 4.

The Bombay mail of October 25 had reached En-
gland. The details Of the news quite unmportaut.
The Bombay mooey market wss easy.
The ~ krg of Delhi had been sent 70 Calcutta m
der escort.
The proclamation in which the British Crown a..
sumes direct dominion over lpda was expected 10 be
promulgated on the ith Of November Great prep.
aratiops were making 10 celebrate the event on a
grand scale.
An explosion occurred at the Kurschee Arsenal, as
some fireworks were being prepared, and four men
were killed. The whole of the rife and musket am.
munition amour ting TO million Of pounds, WAS de
stroycd and the greater part Of the arsenal blown up
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament haO been further prOrogued until the
18th of January but it is expected that the session
would not commence until about the I'd OF February.
TIE HOr. Frederick Bruce, brother of Lord Elgin,
has been appointed first British Embassador to Pekin.
MIR. Bruce vas Secretary ot Lord ElgnS Embassy,
aId was attached 10 Lord Ashburops special mission
TO Wasbir gtOn in 1872.
The Gazette Announces the appointment of DR..
Henry Bartb the African Traveller, TO be Compauion
Of the Beth.
The camp At Adeishott is in admirable order Just
now. The effective strength Of the troops there is
little over 10 OOO men, Of all arms.
Another attempt at assassinhtOn is reported in Ire
land; magistrate name Glason fired at near
NeLagh 10y a discharged employee, but escaped with
cut material il jury.
The London gazette contains notice of applica-
ton for a charter Ter the Bank of British Columbia
and Vancouver Island.
The three .huudreth anniversary of Queen Eliza
beths accession to the throne had been celebrated
with Protestsut demonstrations in various parts of
England. The Bishop ot London delivered lengthy
primary charge to about 600 cergymen of his do-
cesee at St. Pauls. lie condemned the practice Of
the confessional
The Great Eastern Ship Company has been duly
organized. Tie Greit Eastern is to cost tho new
company fl6O 0C0, anu e. 800 more is the esti-
mated amount required to tDish her.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

A NFw REvoLvER-We have eXsmired q new
revolver pistol invented and manufactured by Messrs.
Smith Il Weston of Springfield, Mass. II is avery
neat and convenient pistol loads at the breech car
res seven bullets at charge; is free from the danger
Of going of except when cooked for firing and uses
metallic cartridges the base OF which consists ot the
PERCUSSION cap by which it is fired. Thus the loading
ard prming of the pistol 90 together. Tie cartridges
are imperviOus to moisture, and may be put in water
without injury. The pstcl may be cleaned with ease.
The size which we have Examined viii fire bullet
through al inch board at 100 yards.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Mr.. SAMUEL HoTALIsc, candidate for School Com
missioner in tie Fifteenth Ward, first nominated
by those citizens irrespective Of party, who desire the
Bible read in all our Common Schools. He was after
ward indorssd by the Americans. Messrs. Horace
Holden, Trad Hawley, .Wylys Blackstone, David
Magee and w. II. Oliver amorg the citizens PROM
nent in support of Mr.. Hotaling.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Is, the American Telesraph Cos Lib. oee q Wal street
HALuAx, Monday, NV. y, 1853.

fBy the American Teesraph Co.'S Line. Once u ''eeN
HALIFAX, Monday, NV q, 1853
TIE Royal Mail steamship Europa, Capt L7i'ch,
from Liverpool et O'Clock on the mornitg OF the
ooh arrived st Halifax at o'clock on the afternoon
of Monday. the 2otp. She reached Liverpool from
Queenstown. on her outward voyage, al o'clock on
the morning of tie isto.
Tue Europa reports on the Doth, OF the Bell Buoy
,.ss4d the American ship Tornado Of Philadelphia,
houpd west AT p. IT,, Six mi es to the west yard Of
Uo,vb, ad passed steamship Persia, from New. York
for I,yereoo. 9ta, about % miles westward of
C.ce Clear, passed the American ttip Escort bound
east.
The Ariel he'd such severe weather that the Captain
Rad his knse-pao broken by one Of the sea, that
struck Ter.
The screw steamer Saxona reached Southampton
On the evening Of the 18th.
The eastery gales, which prevailed around the En-
gish c 3ast for several days, had moderated. The
Sesborc mails bad been greatly deraDged
The Government had sent two steam sloops TO the
chops Of The charre to relieve vessels in distress.
Robert Owen, the celebrated religious and social
writer, had died ia biz s8th year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

ASASDwIoH AFFAIR.-An elopeuent !: reported ty
The Ner Bedford M7eury. On Wednesday evening
yourg sl who had for time been receiving the
addresses of lover, II is said in opposition 10 the
wishes Of her parents, descended from her chamber
window. where she was joined by her ipamora,s with
whom STE proceeded to Sandwich, and the twain were
made one Hesh which was meet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
THE BIBLE IN THE SCHOOLS
DE- FN0NSTRiTIOy IN THE COOPER INSTITITI.
SPEEC IS
By James ". Gerard. Hiram htichln, Efastus
Brooks and Horace Holden

In response to a numefolsy-ssnei ca. for nsee,isg
to protest against toe removal ot the Bible f-o tue
Public Schools, two Thousand gentlemen AMI few
ladies net in the large hall c. the Cooper Institute
lat evening.
The meeting was called to order at :: clock ?. m,
and the following gentlemen were electeiit It's officer.
P,enGeni-JAMEs w GERARD esq
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

RFPUBLIC.s NOMINATION FOR CouSciN,N.-Mf
Charles A. S,eson ir having declined the nomns,on
terdered him by the Repub lean Ccuucilmens Con-
vention Of the Iyth Senatorial District, the Conyen
ton held another meeting lest evening at the Fifth
Ward Hotel, and uuar mously nominated Mr. James
Jones in the place OF Mr. Stetson.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

WsILAox's THrsTrR-Mr. Ranger made hii hfst
appearance at this house last evening in si' Pete1
T.aze." We carnot tbink that tbs character Is en
ireny suited to the peculiarit:e' OF tie genileInans
s,ylt, and sincerely hope that be msy 'oon sPPear
il :. ne of thoe Fscrch iiAec pats n wheL nc IA:
lc..tofo:e won so much c,.el.'..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Sailing of the Europa for Boston.

HALWAN, Monday, Nov. =, IoI5.
The royal mail steamship Europa sailed from hero at
81 p Ii. for Boston, where she will be due about II
O'Clock tomorrow night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
The South Pass Wagon Road.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nov. y, I6js.
FW. Lander, superintendent OF the South Pass
Wagon Road, arrived here yesterday, route for
Washington where he will report and write al emf
grant guide of the new road.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
ITALY.

telegram from Milan states that Tue new loan iur
military conscIpion was producing considerable ener
yescepce.
Letters from Rome assert that all the great Catholic
bowers had addressed IemOnstrances to the Pope Tor
the release of the jewish child Mortars. The rope
had replied that the boys return to ms parents was
imposs.hle.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LIyERPooL CoIIOy MARKET.-The Brokers Cir
cusr states sales Of Cotton for the week bales
wbich 500 .pscnls, sDd 900 T export All quail,
ties Sbout ID lghe' The week. ur5ers good de-
trade. Holders Off rcd fr,ey the Close With
OIL showing Gispo,on 70 pes ss1s ILe ba.e fi
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
SPAIN

HspRID, Friday-the Queen will open the Cortes in
person.
The French frigate Theopbile has been lost
Cadiz; eight persons drswned.
THE MEXICAS QUESTION.
II is reported that the United States Government
Las declared its consent to Spain claiming satisfaction
from Mexico by an armed force.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Passengers.

Miss Gex Miss Greene and attendant Mr. Csbe and lady.
Mrs. JobnstOnr Rev VIM. Davenport Miss Croker Caroline
Lesser ins Mesrs Jobns,onr, Glecan Dexter Jeb'
belts Chase Tago, Bon Bar. Fitch, Corrnerais Creswe
Mcfarland Tumbuli, Wingnam Her nann Moun.ioit Dear
borp Kelly Bsrug Muir aud sol. Norris Stevens, Ada
Smith Base, and Mrs Soussah.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Gen. SIIAs NJ. BuRRorGHs, VI. {. from the Niagara
District of our State, is very so i'll that he cannot
be expected to start for Washington before the 10th
prox Excrton and exposure in the late canvass re-
sultng in bronchitis, &C. the Of his pros
tratlon,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Rum and Its DOings.

NATION, H., Monday, Nov. ., ISIS
Last night Hugh Harkness, in fit OF delirium tre-
mems set fire to his house and himself, wi and Child
were burned to death.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
BEI.GIIN.

The Belgian Chamber of Deputies voted for the
Adcress in reply the Kings speech, by 53 against -
Great attended the vote, and some Of the
Opposition retired from the Chamber.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

day ws s tales. fuLich oo speculation snd for
e,oIt The market closing .e.y a, The aAyan~a 1uOt.on:
Mdeln, orsn,....7 i.lsd Tsr Up'.nd.
Fair Mobile. ld Middliug Upand......ssi.
The s,o In port estimated So ooo bales q which 9i 900
bsssweTe An erNsu.
STATE or TRADr is M.ScHEs1TR-T adyices
seysIoe all kinds of goods.
LveRrooL BREADsrufFs M,RKET.- Msssr..
e.. Pe!S' &C. aipsG sn4 B na a
ohF q az wlsat qae, be, 'tesdyi 8-d we'.cro' sS
oul ard quotations nominal; Mixed % yellow "a "hte
LIyrRPooL Provision M.RKET.-Messrs. Bigland,
A,hys Co Richardson Spence Co. JAIME. McH-nfy and
oibn quote Beei hesvy and qas&e So tsy @ To R,ca
heavy with but little inquiry arc price WAX Lara al saa
Tsiow sd.sncs6si Batchs. Association quoted 81
LIyrRPoor PRoDUcE MAREET.-The Brokers and
other cIcus quote quiet; Pot. 80 aS0 Sd Pearls
50 80 52td stcAR quiet but boysnt CoFsEE firm kIcE
TJa-Ap .yeTase bssiness without qaotabs change Rosy
81. sdy Common a;42d.af Sd M-duu, 81 ae sne
Il all. HiDEs dull B.kK dull; Baltimore Cd; Phisd--
10 posIt LSsErD OH in beeT De msud % 0 5i oLIyg
az o4o ''''H'F' ~ "'' ''''' i'''''' ''' " % '''
LoSDoS MARKETs-M Messrs. Barring Bros. quote
Bs,ADsrurrs quiz Ard banged White Wheat q? Red,
Bars, IS svcss opened qai,t bot cosed buoysnt and
srKIfs T0Rrrs1iSE firm st4l LSsEED sivsuc4e l.. Lis.
sp FL, Saeg % naq'eeS
slow Of sse but Irces unchanged RICE steady SALTPErEs
advanced Cd. a. TALLoW quiet al ~
LONDos MOSLY M.kKET-COnsols were quoted
at the close on FRIDAY at S5i . for money and scouu'
The Bullion ia The Bank Of Eussnd had iUcreas-d 1850
Mssus Barring Bros quote money easy 2ia5 cent Bar
Silver H. Dollars nominal al 5 Vi; Eags 70 3
HAvRE MARKET--For the week ending Nov. l6,
incue COTTON steady sales Of the week SO bales stock,
5000 bss kes tree ofeilare, &c. The nsG fse u
Iin, acyiccs favorable. BREsDsrUfFs quiet AsHEs firm
CORR du, sthy owe There more doing in Ons
rather lower prices for al kinds RIc, dacaroiua 27o.
SUGAR buoyant. and slightly higher WH,LEBoNE quiet
AMERICAN SFCURiI IEs.-Messrs. Barng Bros. u
Co quo'e all npfoyeS demand for American sesCntes
L. - 50: Massachusetts 5s bonds l04al0j; Msfyand y,
bonds W Pepnylssnis S. G2 DO. bonds OF 1871 Gi0Sii E'
enis 3. aud Ga, 6o.
Railway Securities quiet Panama bonds, 9j.
In tnnrn nand
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
THE MASSACRE AT JIDDAH.

The English and Freuch Commissioners arrived on
the 18th at Jiddsh board the Cyclops. There
three English sbips-of-war in the roadstead.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The Erenirg Post has seen Mr.. George ii. Pursers
certificate Of naturalization, issued by TIE Marine
Court of this City on the 18th day of October 1881
So there is remaining doubt of Mr.. Pursers cii-
zenship.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

The monument erected at Prague TO the memory
of kadetlky was uncovered on the 18Th, III the pres
epoe OF the Emperor and great concourse of spec
tators.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
Weather Report.

Boston, Monday, Nov. ~, INJS.
About three inches of snow fell last night. Il is
clear to-day. Thermometer So.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

FATAL AFrR.Y.-A man named Ferdinand Craw-
ford was committed to jsl 1t Hsfrsonouig, Va, on
Wednesday last, for shooting ard Alnpga nau nahc'
Thcnss Burke near Swift Run Gsp, IN kockiog ham
County, il Gn alIiay.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
IlpIrSSIA
AUSTRIA.

Prince Hchenzollern. President of the Council, is
pominated Minister OF Marine.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30

Tie Hon. HENRY BEDNGER formerly NJ. C., since
Minister TO Denmark, died &. his residence, Step
peldstown, Va. on the 18th.