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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Cotton and Breadstufs pepres'ed-tOnsOls sslassi.

The Royal NAL steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, Sl.,ch
,.skd from Liverpool at 2 O'Clock the afternoon Of
Saturday, Oct. 80, arrived here early Thur-day
morning.
Among the passengers by the Asia is Mr.. George
Nook and family. They proceed to Richmond Va.
Mr. Nook is appointed British Consul at that place,
wee &. 2. K. james, promoted.
The screw steamship Hammona arrived Mt South
amptoD, en- route fer Hamburg, on the night Of the
9Th ut, and the steamship Arago reached the same
port early on the morning Of the 10Th.
The screw steamer Lady EglintOn, from Quebec, ar
rived at Galway on the 29th ult.
The London D0,iy NewS says:
"a steamer built for the Egyptian Government in
the United States il failure, far as speed is con-
eerned, ard it il expected she will be brought TO
southampton in the Spring to have her speed In
creased. y
The Eastern City, burned near the Cape Of Good
Hope turns out to have been emgrsnt ship and not
ameamer. She was bound from Liverpool TO Australia
Only one life was lost.
Reform speech by Mr.. John Bright is the leading
political feature of the news by this steamer.
The French Government had pro-ecnted Count Mon
talembert for a bold political article.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

A DEAR PRIME MisIsrER.-A letter from Teherao
of the 18th September says:
"Tbe examination made into the accounts o hntr.
Agha. Khan ex-Sadragan Prime Minister, VINO, WIN
bis two sons is stll in custody, has reyeaei fsa,
which are almost Incredible. Tuus, though ms ssIMI
was not less than 900 000f. year, he apPf9pnsse
annually D. eco eGOf. and during the war with Engss
he levied on all the country tax, when nc cs', -.
Tax for tho Holy War, which amounDs' ~, -
T. coo CC0f. but of that only onefoarth wen' .y
the treasury, the three Others not having ~en
counted for by him and his creatures. III
that one or two Influential parties have strongly ~,
tied the Shah to take this individual into ms ,eisa
again, and on his refusal have even empoyed '"''
But the Shah has remained frm.' -.
PHoToGRAPHs.-Mr. Fox Talbot has aebis'e'u ~
surprising success in Photographic engraVlns -
has discovered that for which lovers Of art nave
from the day of the first sun-picture "a means o ue
ferring the photographic image direct 10 the copper
steel plate. In fact, he has made Apollo ms os1
grayer. Pictures Of the Ahambra, OF the M9Ns.
Prague Of the great bell al Moscow, Of San Ge@s'
ai Nelladolid, and many other rwei-remefnoered%s
row lie before us executed by this new process, sy'
considered as first impressions, are truly wonden'
We believe that these pictures, beautiful they ~
can be produced at tritiing cost. 4
NJ. Nsdar, photographer, II about TO make ho's
experiment in his art-to take kind Of brd-sls
view Of Paris and the neig ghborhood. with a Pn0"'
graphic apparatus placed in tie of balloon:
NEW OPER.-HorsE ~ PARIs.-It is now. oeIesJ
quite certain that the Emperor has resolved 10 os.
a new opera-house. year ago, when the pr
Hotel dO.mond opposite the Rue de Ia PaI, "
pulled down, report that the new opera wss -
built on the site Indignantly denied by sano'g.
Nevertheless, there was much foundation fOr 'ae
port and the scheme for establishing the neg ~ -.
there is even yet on the tapis. ryal project :" "a
ever, under confederation for building sn opef'ayS"b
the south side of the Place de la Concordr, n.
would harmonize in point of architecture Sla "
Ministry of Marine on the opposite side. ,s.
lbaily News Coresp'S''1-
tain an account Of the depopulaton of an entire "a
tict by fright, which occurred ir July last on -.
Asia.ic frontier, beyond the Cral. On the "a o. .n
month the whole population oftwo villages, hgsve ~
and Semlauko suddenly appeared, with S..r. AZ IT
pjeysk. with the intelligence that countless hofaes
Bs.hkrs had invaded the neightoring v,n&s -
Pokrowks. They ALEC stated that the Donisi'e "'''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
RuRNING OE mas sHlp = ,srrn,. c..

BURNING OF THE SHIP EASTERN crrv
The las, adyices from the Cape OF Gpoi H.
toned in vagGe terms, tue burning of the ,I-1
Eastern City. IL il now stated that the Vs.
tion was the emigrant ship OF that name and tSs,
one life was lost. VI
The Eastern City, Capt. Johnston, left Iiv.-.,.,
the 18th of July last tor Melbourne. hayin, az L.
$50 passengers, crew If a. men. snd ss>l 80,
general cargo. On the I'D Of August when -. 80
miles from the nearest and irs wa ,S.',..
10 have broken out IN the tore-boJ ., g. ',rN ~
At once every endeavor was maaa ., .H
guish il, and precautions were taken to 49,, .
spreading, but notwithstanding the almost
efforts of the captain, crew aud pa,senf,.,s 80
flames gained Roadway, and on the follox,n, % 'ue
noon ], found that all below the aechs az
Hope bad almost disappeared from every tss,s ~. =.
board, and many fare~cils had been taken WI, =.
sai was e-pied, and toward night a ship approa,S.i
which proved to be- the Merchantmen, bound s,,
London to Calcutta. with troops. This yes.. .,c'
ceeded in rescuing every soul on board with the ~,
ception of n passenger named Peter McI.ean, VIA !.
IS feared was sutfocated in his berth. The MerchAu
man arrived IN Table Bay on the lth Of Septemh.,
ard the passengers would be- forwarded on 10 NJ,
bourne. The lO.s, including psssengers' baggage
&C., is estimated ut about fl00,000. Great prale ,
accorded TO the captain of the Eastern City for IA
ability and energy he displayed in the hour of perl
The Eastern City built az Boston, but Ess OWED
by company in Glasgow. and chartered to ], ,nrs
Baines 4 Co. of Liverpool. She was very hesvy
insured az Loyd's.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

two are infantry and one cavalry tn. 80
- commanded ~ former non-cosnr,;.:N ~
officer Of the Chs-seors dAiriqn.. Ths
are al armed with muskets Of ,h.n"ps
third have percussion locks The zutIl~-a q
composed oi l. held psc-s vel Appointed. IL, s
man.ed by an italian ~ho formerly e.o,.,. %
tire Ne.p,lhsn Imy TIE troops are formed i,o -
well. The Emperor Theoioro occu pies him.rF ",r
With bis nny; he Is po>.e--ed of great ,..a .ra
"a ents, and owes al his siocess 10 his own e'd
This sovereign process grest respect for ,As
9y OF the hfst Napoleon he has had the h..,a-, q
his reign translated into the Ahyssiuian lang~,.vf
iead il rhe puhlic schools which are nun.rsr, ast
dVniinons. The Emperor Theodore is 20 c,w...es = Is
h campaign sext mouth. If he succeed. S'scs
mite the kingdoms Of Tyre and sehoa w,,h ~ VI
hara, aud h. viii thu. constitute vsr Ss,s .. an
E"r'an' - me ancient Abyssinian Empire, q "
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

busters, commanded by Col. Ryan. The t9ta
Regiment il, therefore, TO DC stationed IN the
southern parts Of the Green Island.
Mr.. Brigbt's speeches at Birmingham are now
the great topic Of conversation. They contain
scarcely any new views on the questions of Re-
form, still they serve for rsyng the Liberal party
around his person. and give the programme OF the
Radicals. By the sudden death OF SirJohn Potter,
who had succeeded in oustlng John Bright from
the representation Of Manchester, an electoneer-
ing campaign is imminent in the great metropolis
Of cotton. The old danti-cOrn-law-eague men tired
to propose Golden for the next member, but they
soon saw that he had no chance Of success, and
Mr.. Bazeey, man Of moderate views and talents,
was selected as the nominee Of the combined Lib
erals for member Of Parliament. The Tories,
however, intend to propose Lord STAN
lev: and, az it is certain that the par
tsans Of Bright cannot fail 10 support the friend
and pupil Of their master his chances of success
would indeed be great as would be the triumph
of the Ministry TO have one Of their members re-
turned by the stronghold Of advanced Liberalism,
ard lately of Palmerstonan Whiggery. Still, it is
doubted that the young Minister would jeopardize
bis present seat, and expose himself to failure.
Even his appearance on the hustings might be en-
barrassing to the Cabinet on account of the ques-
tons about Reform, which he would have to an
swer, and thus to commit him,elf on this most
important subject, which has not yet found its
luton in Cabinet Councils.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
INDIA.

The London Times has reason to believe that Tho
proclamation which was 10 announce the assumption
of the Government of India by the Queen was drawn
up and dispatched from England some weeks siuc,.
Intelligence of its arrival in India expected yeY
shortly.
The same Journal contradicts the report ,ha; two
persons sent by the Rance of Jhans TO treat with tho
British authorities Immediately hanged; Ni
says that on the contrary, the messengers were vel
tr. ated.
The Calcutta mail of September 2f bad reached
England The letters and papers add little 20 prevss
inform alton.
Active operations by Lord Clyde Colin Csmpb4
were not expected to commence before October Is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
ABYSSINIA.

The NoEaeHr de rArmte publishes the following in.
formation relative to the movement in Abyssina
"A war has Just been commenced between the fol-
lowers OF Ras-Ube, King Of Tgre AMI The celebrated
Kssssi, who has proclaimed himself Emperor under
the title Of Theodore l.. and whose dominions comprise
Amhsra and the entire south division of Abyssinia
letter from Alexandria gives details respeetns
the army OF this Prince Of which the organization il
remarkable, for that country. The army consists Of
80 900 meD and formed into three divisions OF which
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
SPAIN.

letter from Madrid says that all the ships intended
for the transport troops in the plated exped-
ton against Mexico had sailed for CUBA, except one
which was detained 1T Cadiz by bad weather.
telegram from Madrid dated October 9th says:
1t is -tated that royal ordinance j. shortly tobe
published which will give greater extension 10 the
Importation into Spain OF tobacco from the Phillp pine
Islsnds, and which vii give an advantage TO the
planter in that colony over those in tie Un.tci
States"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
AUSTRIA.

Ii Is stated in the Iadtpen1ance Bege that the Aus
tr'.n authorities tie frontier have seized upon
1900 Minnie fes which were being sInugsed through
for the use Of the Bosnian insurgents.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
SWITZERLAND.

The difference which bad arisen between the Fed
era Council and the Government Of tue CautOn of
Geneva, respecting certain refugees, had been ami
cably settled. Five Of the foreigners to be com
PEELED to quit the Canton, and five permitted 10 re-
main.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
CHINA.

The China mails TO September l3, from Hong Kcts
had arrived. The news has been anticipated byks
graph.
a great number Of piratical vessels had beenosr
tuned and sunk by the British cruisers.
In the Pekin Go.ette the term barbarian" en-
tinued To be used toward foreigners.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

England '''s>
81. Helena. ~ 10
SIR George Grey had opered a conference On :.
Free State ana Moshesh =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
Mr. TEN BRoEcK WINS A RACE.

N. NoSrALExBERr PROSECUTED IN FRANCE
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

Speech by Mr.. Bright al Birmingham
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

NEW REFORM MoyEMENTN ENGLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12

The complete prospectus Of the great ship company
formed for the purchase OF the Great Eastern steamer
had been issued and meeting OF the Old shareho1ers
convened for the LIST Of November, TO make the haf
Arrangements for the transfer OF the vessel. The
capital Of the new company is TO De tSjJ,OOo,
ard the shareholders of the old company are to receive
f.5 in new shares for every t2s' at present held.
The fresh Directors include several men OF r ~ energy
and influence.
A letter from Limerick says:
Considerable disappointment was fel' here on the
receipt of intelligence that the deputauon which pro-
ceeded to London had had an interview WITH M.
Cunard and that he gave no encouragement, except
the euuncia,on of his opinion thath hsi long thought
that the Shannon was the only pprt on the coast Of
Ireland suited for packet station but f the general
nature OF the service he would prefer Crk thai taere
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-12
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
New Advertise mentg.

-Bonnets.--Mrs. S. Scribner has them
for sale. See advertisement.
De'atiStry.-L. Whitmore, Of this city,
has new material for making the plate
to artificial teeth. 1t is fully equal to
gold; far less expensive, and its durabil.
ity has been tested. Specimens of work.
manship in this material can be seen at
Mr.. Whitmere's rooms.
DIR. RIPLEY has something to saw
which will be of interest to invalids.
GRoCERlEs.-Se advertisement of
groceries for sale at wholesale.
SrRAY.--H. Rector advertises a stray
horse.
Neao York Tri6une.-It is now about
time to form clubs for this paper. We
hope to see good list of subscribers fol
that journal in this city and county, this
fall. See advertisement.
Scholarship for Sale.-See advertise
ment.
DR., CHRISTIE has something to say t.
ague patients.
~ See notice of Wheeler's SEWING
Machines for sale.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

GOOD NEWS.-A reduction in the price OF sewing
Machines is announced in our advertising columns Their
prices reason why they should not be found,
they ought to be- in household Several varieties
ufactured adapted various purposes Sc far
public opinion has been formed and uttered the
is emphatcally accordsdlo the Wilson and Wheeler
chine for family aid for manufacturers in the
range OF purpose and material During the present
umn the trials have been numerous and all the patents
pretenson have been brought fairly into
In every the Wheeler and Wilson machine has
the highest premium We may instance the State Pairs
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Illinois,
Wisconsin and california, and the fairs Of The Cincinnati
Detroit Chicago and st. Lousis Institutes already heidi
At the fair Of the ST. Louis Association the
mttee consisted otweny ladies highest social
standing, who without dissenting voice awarded
she Wheeler and Wilson machine the highest and only pre-
miu silver pitcher valued at $75 II these facts
established reputation do know what 6hris
tidn Adroc0tS and Jo~rsldt -sa
See adVs rtsemsnt of the above hine in to-daysp
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
The Grand Jury KenOsha Public
Schools.

We the undersigned members of the Grand
Jury, in attendance on the Circuit Court for the
county of Ksnosha having been invited by the
City Superintendent, in behalf of the Board of
Education, to visit the public schools of the city
of Kenosha, take pleasure in making the follow
ing statementi
That in accordance,wit the inv itatton extend
ell to as. we yesterday visited more especially
the High School department, not having time to
visit to any extent the other departments. That
we were highly pleased with the good order of
the school, and the arrangement Of the school
rooms. That the department of the scholars ex.
cited our admiration and the teachers gave evi.
dence of peculiar fitness for their profession
especially would we mention Mr.. CoNATTY, the
Principal, for his gentlemanly bearing; and that
we regard him admirably qualified fer the re-.
sponsible position he holds.
In conclusion We would express ourselves
highly grati6ed with our visit, and cheerfully
recommend the Kenoshs High School to the con.
6dsnce of the friends of educnt;ou
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

Chinese Sugar Cane Syrstp.-Mr. H.
5. Blanchard, Of Salem in this county,
presented us yesterday with aspecimen
of syrup of his manufacture. which will
compare favorably with good New Or
leans syrup. Mr.. B. informs US that he
has manufactured quantity of sugar,
which he calls good article. He has
had no extra conveniences for boiling
the syrup-usingo only common caldron
kettle. ~ L---
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
Those marked thus (*) democrats the
rest republicans.


Boardof SuperoiSors.-The Board Of
Supervisors Of this county, convened al
the Court House on Tuesday last, and
organized by choosing H. S. Thorp, Of
the town of Bristol, chairman. What
ever proceedings of interest occur du
ring the session of the Board, will APP.
pear in our paper next week.
The Board is composed of the follow
ing members:-J. V. Quarles, S. Y
Brande, J. Whipple, city of Kenosha
Il. T. Hatch, Pleasant Prairie; H. S
Thorp, Bristol; J. w. Wilson, Salem
r. S. Bassett, Wheatland; d, Murray
Brighton; ]. Russell, Paris E. r. HUI
quinn, Somers,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
EE During the present storm, the

EE During the present storm, the
lake has made quite an invasion into
terra frma. fla straight line be drawn
from the south warehouse to the steam
mill, bay of considerable size will APP
pear on the west side of the line, where
not long ago, good crops of potatoes and
cabbages were raised. Formerly there
was bank Of clay opposed to the
attacks of northeast storms; but this
has been gradually worn away, until
little now remains but the soft, alluvial
soil, which is rapidly crumbling back in
to the lake. Owners of lots near the
lake should make some effort to stay the
onward progress Of the water, or it will
not be long ere their corner stakes will
be somewhere in the bottom Of Lake Mi
chigan. .......'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

SNow.-On Monday night, a light
snow fell covering the earth just suffi
GENTLY to give it a very wintry aspect.
This is the first warning we have had Of
the approach ofwinter Snow fell on
Monday in several of the Eastern States.
On Wednesday morning the ground
was again covered to the depth half Of
aninch.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

Schools VISITED BY THE GRAND JU-
RY.-The Grand Jury of Kenosha coun-
ty, while in this city, adjourned for a
short time on Tuesday last, for the pur-
pose Of visiting the Public Schools ;
having been invited to do so, by the
Board Of Education. The Jury went
in body to the High School bull
ding, and spent an hour in witnessing
the exercises in the different depart
ments; they were apparently well pleas
ed with what they saw, and yesterday
expressed their qualification by signing
a card highly complimentary to the
school, which will be found in this pa
per. Judge Hale, the Foreman of the
Jury, made some we'll timed and judi
clous remarks to the scholars of the
High School Department.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

BRIGnTos.-The town of Brighton,
did nobly for the Republican ticket 4;
Brighton has in former years been one
of the democratic strongholds of the
county, but the strength of the party is
fast passing away, and the town will
soon take its rank among the other Re-
publican towns Of the county. AT the
late election, in Brighton there were Y
straight Republican tickets voted, and
ID Republican tickets with alterations.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
NEXT WEEK.
1-iIt,t - MERRILL 81 KELLOGG.
ON THE SLY.

We're sorry, though it makes us smile
TO see 0ur neighuor'' try
So very hard to raise the wind,
And do it on the ely.
Our neighbor7 is a gentlemen,
He'd scorn an open lie, 81
And ghen he means to shave the TRUTH
He does it on the sly. ut
Sometimes he comes into our store,
And mods and wink his eye
At our fair lady customers,
But does it ON the ely. .e,a ts
And when they've made their purchases.
{As they are sure to buS,l .5-era
He slyly whispers in their e&rs:
These goods are very high
sour prints are lower ten per cent,
q You'd better call and try"
They smile, but pass right by his door
We know the reason why.
The man who mounts his neighoors BACK,
To raise himself on high
Will only gain contempt ana scorn,
Although he does it sig. ,rsr-s
At length he gees it of no use
To 70 it on the sly,
Soin his advertising hist,
He blows high and dry.
But still he cannot raise the wind,
Nor openly. nor sly, ID
And, neighbor, don't you rather think
You hadn't better try. x,
% . .E1G
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The November term
of the Circuit Court for Kenosha county
commenced its session in this city on
Monday last-Judge Noggle presiding,
The number of cases on the calendar, is
unusually large, and it is quite probable
they will not all be brought to trial, du
ring the present term, the session being
limited to two weeks.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11

The Grand Jury for Kenosha county,
adjourned on Wednesday morning last.
From the shortness of the session, we
infer the morals Of the county are not in
a very bad condition,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-11-11
HERRECK's KID sTRENGTHENENC
IL PLASTEEkS

These renowned Plasters palms, weakness a a d,s
tress in the Back sides and breast in five hours Indeed
certain they do this that the Proprietor yarraIs
them Spread from resins basams and gums, beautiful
Kid leather renders them peculiarly adapted the wants
Of FsGdIeS and others Eech Plaster will from one
TO four months and in rheumatic complaints
bruises frequently effects cures whilst all other remedies
sied Full directions will be found the back OF each
Public speakers, Vocaliss ministers OF the Gospel
others win strengthen their lungs and improve their voices
by wearing them on the breast. PRICE 1S 81 GENTS
DIR. CASTLES Magnolia Catnrrh snuff.
Has obtained an enviabe reputation in the Catsrrh
Loss OF voice. Deafness Watery and Inammed Eyes, and
those aisagreeabe noises resembling the whizzng
distant waterfalls etc. purely vegetable with full
directions, and delights all that it, sneexiag snug
it can not be equaled. Boxes, 25 CRETs ..5---
| 70 EzarveIps Condition Fovdersr 81
These old established Powders, SO well known at the
Long Island Race Course, n. Y, and sold in immense
quantities through the Middle and Eastern States for the
past years. continue to excel all other kinds in dis
OF Horses and Cattle their excellence acknowledged
everywhere. They contain nothing Injurious the animal
can be worked while feeding them; ample directions go
with each PACKAGE anu good horsemen invited
their virtues and judge Of their goodness LARsH PAsKA
CHS 20 CENTS. ! Jls -.
out the United States Canadas and SsHSh America, q
wholesale by largs Druggists in the principal cities,
| Ef -~E HERRIcE & BR0THRR,
| Practical Chemists ALBANY NY
Hs- Penton Robinson; Sawyer Pag. &Co.; Bsokse En-
mis- Go; Chicago Rice Stevenson Milwaukee, Whole sa
/ Agents. q r----..
Sold by F. Robinson; Starkweather g. Co; HsT W 2
Clark Son; kenosha, b. s.. Cory & Co.; NJ LYans; W
kegan, and By dealers norally p. % ly4
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