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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

A TLANTIC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVI-
"A CATION COMPANY'S NEW-YORK AND GALWAY
LINE next departure from New;York win be the :ts.
nip PRINCE ALBERT, Capt. T. }. Waters THURS DAY
Dec touching at St. Johns NJ e. receive the Royal
Mais Prices of passage: First class ESQ., eeccLd $o
lwsy Britain Third provide plate
knife fork &c and b-ddrs Passage TO ST. Johns First Glass;
eS6 Second 25 For freight passage inquire Of the AM
Iompsny Nc 81 Hudson street. .nd their other
be secured at any offices bring persous from
any Of the prnc'p. cities on the lines Of rsvy In Great
Britain for &S5 or from Galway for $50
AMERICAN EXPkEss COMPANY.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
RUSSIA.

The Jo,,no' de FroIktort states tha, the aenmee-
cal crisis n st. Petersburg caused several iailnfes.
with Liabilities ranging from $1,000 to 100000 sl'e
roubles. StiegIitz & Go. are reported to have losf
largely AMI By way of eompsns alton IT Is said the Em
peror has permitted them to export one million gold
Impeials, the ten per cent export duty berg Sus-
pended in their favor. 1t probable that these
particulars involved great eIaggeration.
Tho correspondent Of The 1iTes ststes that, 40
cordnp 10 letters from Odessa the number OF RusSiss
sailors in the Black Sea is not TO be dmnished a. the
vessels of war are not TO exceed certain number.
The Grand Duke Constantine has given orders that a.
sailors who were in the service Of the Government
shall be sent ON boad merchantmen and bs subject 70
the same Discipline as BEFORE and have the same pay;
and il order thst they may not forget any part o.
their duties uercartil vessels are to carry gunz-
Wien Russis has completed aer feet OF mercantile
steamers in the Black Sea, It's neutrality VAL eIsf
only IN name.
Ii is again stated that Sohsmy had submitted "
Russia but lie Nord which refrained at the time iron
publishing the above news states that the last i,tsu
pence from Crcsssa does not confirm the submission o.
Sohauyl. The result Of the last operations OF the
Russian troops wss the occupation OF the plateau
TehechtDa whsre they bad driven out the Cifoasnans
Schsmyl. with a small number Of his band who re-
NAMED faithful, had found refuge In the remote
eoryes Of the central chain Of the Caucasus.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
FRANCE.

Accounts received IN PaIis state that more troops se
required in China to carry out the intended operations
No more aliresse, from the army are TO be pubsne<
in the bioaHenr, or any other paper Published -
France. =,
One Of the Paris correspondents OF lie h0rd says
that the military addresses in the Mon,tew have nd
been the Only manifestations of teelrg sgainst En,
tho.e houored with tie Order of Bah having ex-
pressed cesre t. return their ceooraton.. Ihs
Mnis,erSf War according to he Norf, speedily put
stop to these demOustr i.ions
III il stated by the Paris corresponderee,ot TIE In
Geg.adonce that, At the Interview between the new
Minister of the Interior ard the princpal DINERS IN hls
department he announced that his appointment wss
not provisional but that It was made to carry into ei
fscttbe plaps Of the Emperor aud that those Hno
could not give their entire support 10 the new pohcy
of the Government led better resign Their posts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
CHANCES OF LECOMPTON.
.,pordeuce Of rhe Philsdelphis Press.

q
WAsHIsGroS March |, 1888
The fate of Lecompton is sealed beyond redemp
ton The Southern refuse peremptorlly 10 con
cur in the Presidents declaration that the people Oh
Kansas, under the Calhoun Constitution, VIII nave
be right to modify aud change its provisions previous
10 the prescribed time of 1904, not to say anything oil
precedent affixed TO the act OF adnsslqni
and the Northern Democrats who have, ap 10 this
time. supporssd the Administration on TINS question
will 90 no fu fher unless sach condition Is agreea "
and embodied in the law unmistakaby.
Strenuous efforts have been exerted, day alter day
70 compromise these conflicting and fatal differences
without any apparent or indeed, far a. lean learn
without any real success. The consequence seems n
eyitable that these distractions will weaken the Lee
comptonites. Already half of the South anercaIs u
il il stated are with Walker s1d Douglas, thst tne
question may be referred back to the people Oh Nan
sas for a IAN and final determination.
The Hon. Horace +. Clark will, am .oiu seIe
against Lecompton as it is now presented osHei ie
Democrat who opposed Mr. Harris reso'u''on VI iu'
ouiry are expected to 60 with him.
The Kansas Investigating Committee VII socn vi rs
before the House the fact OF their naouy " 90 om
with the duty imposed upon them. Their MINUTES n, II
be spread before the public, that II may os seen a
what manner the order of the House was ueee1H tS;
Attempts will be made Immediately TO nave Oh
ton of two members to the Committee 10 %
for by resolution, with the members to be ADDED naneu
bv the House instead Of by Speaker Or'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEW YORK.
Commercial Crisis at st. Petersbnrgh.
SHAMYL STILL IN ARMS.

The steamship New-York, from Greenock, feo' IA
at D. NJ. arrived on Friday. She e1penenced
heavy westerly gales all the passage on the io'n,
she was struck by lightning which split the lore roya'
mast.
She brings Glasgow papers of Saturday evening,
which contain a few hours later adviees rom London.
CossoIs closed at noon of the 18th at soi as6i for
money and account.
The London Adrert,sers Paris correspondent writes
that Asop was in Paris very recently, and was fright
ened away by the menaces OF his confederates, VINO
threatened to take his life because he expressed doubts
respectng the success Of the dreadfu enterprise He
has. without doubt escaped to America.
The Tsmar steamer, from Alexandra, arrived at
southampton on the 18th. She brings the heavy por-
ton of the Australian mails, and fl00,000 in gold.
The Marco Polo, with 100000 in gold, was oh
Holy head on Saturday forenoon.
The India House had received long dispatch but
it merely adds some uDmportsut details to the facts
already published.
We indebted to the purser Of the steamship New
York for late English and Scotch papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Pennsylvania Democratic State Con-
YentiOn,

HARRISBURG, Friday, March ), 1888.
The Democratic State Convention reassembed this
moIping. The Committee on Resolutions unani-
mously reported, declaring that the principle
involved in the repeal of the Missouri Compro'
mise, and asserted in the Kansas Nebraska act,
"that the people of the Territories shall have the ex-
"clusive control of their domestic institutions is the
only sure guarantee against agitation in the nation IN
regard 10 the local institutions of the States and Ter
ritories that by the uniform application of this demo
cratic principle to the organization of the Tern
tories, and the admission Of States, with or
without Slavery, as the people may elect, the
equal rights of all States will be preserved
the original compacs of the Constitution maintained
and the nviolae harmony and perpetuty Of the Union
preserved. c.r.....o;n
The resolutions are very long, They fully sustain
the Leeompton Constitution and President Buchan An
Mr. Stokes of Westmorlend offered a substitute,
presenting the views of the minority of the Committee
and declaring that the acceptance OF the Lecompton
Constitution would be Congressional usurPation; ana
that members of Congress voting for Lecompton
would be guilty of moral treason.
1t also iIdoises Governor Packers course, especaY
bis inaugural address.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Markets.

PHTLApELPHI. March 5.-fLouR is "a better dem.nd, and
,,icc. vel Tnsirsined WHEAT quiet $ldSl o. Tor Red
snd 81 81 % for White CoRN-Ssles OF i5Ooo bush. at
&c for Yellow quiet. Provisions unchanged
WHISKY declined 20 2lG21tc.
BaLTiMoRT March aFLoua in fair demand, and market
firm sales Al ~ Superne. WsKAT firm CoRN frm
snd Unchanged dull at p lc. Provisions steady.
MoBIiE March 4-CoTToN-Ssles to-day $3.50 bale. ie
cline of Ic We quote Middling al ll.Gll.c.
SAVANNAH March 5-CoTToN-The sales Of the week foot Up
800 bales the market closing with declining tendency
Middlipg Halle RICE steady at 2, d3ic ExcHLNGE
NewYork Ia y cent premium SrLRLNG EXCHANGE, I. 2
cent rremiuu. COTTON TO Liverpool ID.
CHagLEsTox. March 5-CoTTos-Sses today 100 bales
Prices have declined t9ic the week.
AUGUSTA GA March 5-COTTos-Sales to-day 100 bales
Prices have declined Ia &C. the week.
MOBILE March 5-CoTToN-Sses to-day 500 bales II lc
for Mddlng The sales Of the week foot up bales The
rectpts One week have been Is bales
corresponding week last Decreased receipts this
compared with those Of last year. is Geo. Stock, 53o bales
against lE, COO last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
TURKEY.

CorsrAsrfsoPLE, Feb. s, 1853.
Fuad Pasha will be the Turkish Pieppotentisy q
the Paris Conferences. f.t .
The Commissoner Of the Porte has sent in an uiti.
mstum 20 Prince Dsnilo Of Montenegro. ..i.s
Vienna letter states that the petition brought by
the Rsiahs Of Herzegovina 10 the Turkish Ambassador
at Vienna j. signed by about hundred communes
The petition asks for the suppression Of the preseut
tax Of third and the reesabishment Of the former
tax Of ninth. The tax of third s said TO be ths
cause Of the discomfort which prevails among tbs
population. r.1
The Porte has sent two Commissioners TO make such
inquiries in the state of affairs in Hezegovins and
Bosna ss will lead to radical reform OF the causes
complained Of The Commissioners are also ordsred
TO collect all the information which may prove service.
able 20 the Government in determining the position q
Servis toward the Sultan.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Forenoon Weather Reports MARCH 5.
lBJ the E.sten, Northern Western and Southern nes

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ps..II. .I.,.,p .s ia . IA &nd n =. cloudy
n,.,ert low. y IN " ind 81, clgudy
ts'".eo iii o m-WindS W c-si
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ny,w.uyIg Wis. m-Nind W, cloudy
s...rr,s y D. m-Wind W e. snO~tnE
socHK,Irs, n. s. 2 Hl1a w II; cod and stormy.
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HssrTosD. Copb., So w ia W e"''S'
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
THE POLICY OF THE SOUTH.
- of The Richmond South.

CD,e.p.ndens OF The Richmond South- ,a-o
W.sslsGroS, March |, lo,S.
Thar. il . ,rmor IN circulation that Mr. John For
syth our Minister to Mexico, is TO DO .ocaHo H.
cause in common with the representatives, =. -, -
other diplomatic powers to that counli N NIs;ns, e9
nized tue Government OF Znloaga, which Loo =,
PEELED that of Comonfort. l sm yeX reluctan. re ~
credit this stataIpept and can hardly beheVe Inat
man so talented and so true to the ln'eleoI =,
country will be sacrificed am aware thst lne'e 70
great itching lust now fof diplomatic Po'uIon., -,
that there il with the Administrator 20 he cpn.
thy for Comoniort and his party but u W vo "a
sidered that the uniform policy oil our .nrn,v
10 recognize the de faeto Governineu. " ,;.ion
and not 10 deal with its parties OF hto hi. 18th ,bs
That Mr.. Forsyth has scted IN coniornny .o,;on of
well-established rule il fully shown Oy .n1 =,
,bs rnrss.ntative OF the other powers at the cy Oh
MeIco. a..or wby this
Independently Of this, there Is no @ =, Conon-
Government should seek TO build up tIs S,.,.s
fort He is said TO be friendly " t ,h nonuar cry
tbs, their nredecassors had alienated the naonn'
ritory. The Gadsden Treaty was then ~ s;nois
ror. During ComonfOrt's admlnisuosGIi "a !. /.
lust claim OF our citizens has oeep cor
been for some time evldeHt .uet "a not the ,trsugtb
rupt and imbecile sdmnistratIon -
TO make treaty with our coun..' ,bs retsntior
But there il another aspect n :; Sor,harr
| Of Mr.. Forsyth msy be viewed. he w 80 ~
man. and imbued with southern 20 .rch men Ar N
| ought 10 In sist on the appointment ;os Ou, in
| "a prs,I Ns,ico and Central America Cui u N
;srests demand the sppoIninen. ~ ;rtarssts ,nc
| a proper desire TO promote -, s,h - No, ,snrs
competent for this work Inc oou.n ,r;sc;nIar a
seo,ed in the State Department, ana tne Pipeo
SeetT1 @ T1 ~ .n beer substituted for the Soutner'
-. @ Do! !Si.vsrv rSgtns of Walker IN Nica'agua'
r,h;s rnl;cv l. attended to Mexico, ana man WI,
hss s;gnaI;ged his devotion TO the oouu' SUI w.
down. it will be viewed oy ss,;I;,v hsrSv Ia.
nepssoL.u 49,. -. deulols1atiOss OF seward sn'
L INnv~lsz
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
THE FIGHT OVER POSTMASTER COOK.

CorIesrondence OF The EV"piDs Post.
WAsHINGros March 3, 1853.
The fight in Executive Session over Cooks appoint
nent az Postmaster of Chicago was resumed IN the
Senate last evening, and resulted in giving Douglas
one of his greatest triumphs He offered resolution
calling upon the Treasury and Post Office Departments
for certain correspondence which embraces the proofs
of the charges brought against Cook. Fitch OF Indiana
made characteristic speech but not bitter a. the
day before. when Mr Douglas hayed him. He OPP
posed the adoption OF the resolution He is rather In
favor of strangng nvestg into frauds OF all kinds
lust now. He was several times put right by mr..
Douglas in matters of fact On one occasion he made
the to,loyipp eloauent uutburst. " will not be- lnter
"rupted any more. dislike this bantam-cock style
of ipteIfe renee" After bitter opposition 20 the
resolution from Senators Siidell, Brown Mason aud
Others the resolution laid On the table. Al tins
point Mr.. Hunter OF Virginia said: We must incestt-
gote fh,s matter" Yes" Eyes, - responded Pugn
and Clay These demonstrations OF yielding to the
Illinois Senat6r created an excitement such as mas
been seldom witnessed. Senators Sidell, Brown and
Others sprang to the seat of Hunter the Jfner ex-
claiming 1--WE have had enough OF this; don't revive
it, g., .
Senator Broderick taking advantage OF the attempts
made TO overawe Hunter obtained the fioor and de-
lyered Lecture to the Democracy which they Will
not very soon forget He said he was surprised 10 see
Senators controlled in their action on grave question
by bit Ter spite against Senator whose life had been
devoted 10 the eat interests of the Democratic party
A man il nominated fora highly responsible place.
rises in his place ani prefers charges against
him. showing him To be dishonest, and therefore uhut
for the place He points the Senate To the lace where
the testimony is recorded and moves resolution, the
endep pcy of which is to procure said testimony; ana
in the tace of all this, Senators say, we nave iad
enough of this; want no investigation! MI
Broderck charact the proceeding as dishonor
able and dsgraceiul.
The vote ayine the resolution the table was re-
considered and the testimony WAS ordered
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. :. .ALBAsr, March 5, 1853.

SENATE. ALBANY, March D, looo'
PETITIONS.
By Mr. ELY-To remove the North River sIeam-
boat lanGings to above Canal street.
REPORTS.
By NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, relative 70
aivide0ds Of stockholders In scadeinles auu O'"oi "
Rv Nj, J. ID. WILLARD, for the consideration Of
the Senate-To allow aliens to hold ana convey reai
nv Mr.. NOXON-To provide for Registry Of chsl,
lenced perscns Offering tJ vote, and to prevent cga
By MIR. LOvELAND-To appropriate money tor
the support Of insane convicts.
By Mr. MATHER-To amend Revised Statutes rel
alive 10 limited partnerships. Also TO amend Tue
charter of the Rutgers Female Institute.
Ry NY STOWF-To require Fire Insurance Com
oapes in other States to file securities with the Con-
froller. .f .Ao
- BY Mr. SPINOLA-To amend the charter OF the
City of Brooklyn by giving power to pass ordinances
relative TO pedders aud stage routes ana 10 resrs
runners and grant licences in certain cases.
NOTICES.
To alter the Commissioners map OF the Cisy OF
Brooklyn ,
The Senate concurred in the Assemblys amend
ments TO the bill to incorporate Long Island Coiege
Hospital. u,.,
TIE Senate then went into Committee of the Whole,
and ordered to third reading the bill to authorize tue
election of Controller Auditor and Treasurer OF BROOK
Iyn on April |, to hold Office for three years.
A bill to allow the Stockbrdge Indians to bring
suit to test the title to certain anos IN Columola
County, was discussed, and progress reported. =.
On tho test vote 10 allow the COMMITTEE TO sit
again permission given by a vote OF II to IL.
At ~ o'clock the Senate was stll In session on
private claims.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Indictment Of Tuckerman.

Nrw-HAvEs, Friday March >, l83
W & Tucke kerman mail robber was indicted by the
Tinted Ststes Grand Jury this morning, and pleaded
not ruity He was ordered to give bonds in $50 OOO
with two sureties residents OF this State, to appear
for trial before the United States Circuit Court TO be
held IN this city on the ith Tuesday in April In de-
fault Of bail he was again committed to prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
ITALY.

Row., Feb. s, 1853
Cardinal Fe,chi died last night. His death makss
~ rnmber of yscants hats In the Sacred College,
MALTA, Feb. 6, 1883
Father Zappe't, jesuit priest who has obtainsA
.one notoriety by his abuse of the Engish Govern
,nsnt on returning to Malta from Rome was coa-
Xs,ed back to Italy in her Msjesty's ship Harry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

SALE OF The sTATEsnAs.-James b. Swain has
purchased from Mr. Munsel his interest In The A1ony
Scotsman. We earn further that Mr.. Svsin pro-
poses to conduct The Statesman that shsA se the
exponent Of the principles Of the American panty Ana
we have DO doub, but that il will wage wy agalaSs
Be prSfeuadly wt.s 90 oil subjects. lAlbsay Tns%
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06


WAsHISGroN, Friday, March 5, 1873.
The movement in the Senate for general banKrup
Law ia yCitnR much attention here. IL is reSaroeo
as a 0u0sf Administration measure. Mr.. ToOn0s ha'
charge of it, Corporations included IN lts provis-
IONS It's object will be to protect debtors and cred
tors iustly and regulate commercial TRANSACTIONS
throughout the United States Mel OF all sections
and parties approve of the measure.
It's the general impression that hr' Fletcher web
ster will not be disturbed in his position as Surveyor
OF the Port of Boston.
l.. b. Usher has been appointed Postmaster OF
Lynn Mass, vice Sckney, whose commission had
expired .-..
The Navy Department has made arrangements to
testify il an appropriate manner then respect for the
late Corr Perry.
The House Committee on Revolutionary CLAIMS, OF
which Mr. Cox Of Ohio, is Chairman, have prepared
very interesting report, accompanied by bill CIV
ing the linea descendants of the Revolutionary OFF,
GERS the half pay for life which was granted them
during the Revolution by several resolutions Of the
Continental Congress. 1t will be remembered that
this hall pay was for life, and was committed by five
years full pay. Some Communication was paid IN CONT
rental money, the other not at all. The bill provides
for deduction where the communication has actually
been paid bill very similar to this was passed by
the House Of the last Congress- but defeated IN the
Senate. An effort will be made for the consideration
Of the svbect at the earliest practicable period
II is understood that f. +. Pratt, sonn-law OF Ru-
Gus Choae will be appointed Assistant Treasurer at
Roston in place Of Ithamer w. Beard, who is trans
fsrred 20 the Postmastershp of Lowell.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Daily Ntrs has an indignant leader on the IRE
ment Of the English Engineers Of the NeapotaO "o'
ernment, and the naction of the British Ministry
The TINES is glad to pass Mr.. Roebuck GU asA''''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
From Albany.

AIBAsY, Friday, March ,, 1853.
Thu Assembly Investigating Committee on the
R,orkIyn Bribery Case met this evening. Mr.. Dayton
was examined when the Committee ADJOURNED TIL
Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
The Elections in Oswege County.

OswEGo frinay, mNcn ., 1919.
Full returns rom this County give eightee1 Repub-
Icsn Supervisors and seven Democrats, which shows
a large ga for the Republicans
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
ASSEMBLY,


This dsy was set apart for the third reading OF bs-
The following were passed:
To incorporate the Long Island College Hospital in
Brooklyn.
To appropriate the proceeds OF the Sta'e laA LOT lne
support Of Schools.
10 extend the time for the Receivers TO wind up the
affairs Of Insolvent Banks.
To amend the Charter Of the Orphans Home OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church of New-fork.
Relating to the mode by which the Buffalo New
York ana Ere Rsihoad Company may acquire uIle to
real estate for purposes of Incorporation
Changing the time of holding the annual meetings OF
the several New-York Dispensaries.
To divide Wyoming County into two School Com
-pnissiOners districts
To remove the county seat Of Auegany County.
To amend the charter of the Brooklyn City Hospi-
tai
The Assembly met at u p. m.
Mr.. DAYTON rose TO h question of privilege, when
the resolution wss introduced by Mr.. Duryea for the
appointment OF Committee Of Invest CATION He
moved 10 amend to make the resolution read
that he M Dayton) had not charged that the $40 900
bribe was to be paid for the passage of the BILL but
that be had stated be had been informed such the
fact and was prepared to give up the name of his IN
foruant At the proper time He found that the re3ol
ton st misstaed the facts and he now asked thai L.
be amended so ss 10 conform with the facts in The
case The resolution was so amended.
NJ MOORE gave notice of bill declaring the
Office of Street Co nmssoner in the City OF New York
,scan, and empowering the Mayor to fill the same
BILLS REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES.
By MI BALDWIN-Of bill to regulate the rates
on the way and through freight on the raros1s OF the
State Itrequires publication an the state papers
Of Summer rates and pOh BITS the Winter rates IRON
being more than twenty per cent OF an increase II
makes he way freight, except on dist tnces under
seventyhye miles, the same pro rata Is the through
freight.
BY Mr.. SUTHERLAND-Of a bill to amend the
charter OF the Harlem Railroad by permitting tne
Company to run engines to Thirty second street,
despite the city ordnances
BY Mr. BABBlTT-U Unfavorably for the election
OF oyeIseers of highways.
BY Dir. LAWRENCE-Favorably TO repeal the
Act Of 1851, locating Schuyler County seat at Hs-
yana, and TO locate the same at Watkins
by Mr.. ARMSTRONG-Favorably on the bills to
amerd the charters of the Grocers and other Banks
4 in Nev-YOrk.
BY Mr.. 4. JONES, jr.-Favorsbly to amend the
Charter Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Company and
10 aIneud the act respecting the formation of Town
Insurance Companies.
BY MIR. HORTON-Fsvorably, 10 pay the Croton
Aqueduct Department for water furnished the Sing
Sing Prison.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
Rhode Island General Assembly

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Friday March D, Ieoo
The Rhoie Island General Assembly adjourned san
die this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06
GERMAN Y.

PpAsxroRr, Jan. II, 1883.
The (;ermanic Diet has voted in faver Of the pro
no.;t;ons of the Ducby Of Lsuenburg which csins
The Aid of the Diet sgsr st the Danisn Govenmeot.