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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

,.o,... of conrratulAtion bad been presented, oi
ub:cb some urged the adoption Of measures look
ny 70 The expulsion Of the political refugees from
r1s,spd. The French Minister was sald 70 have
demanded this Of the English Government
II turned out that about one hundred and
fifty persons had been wounded BY the pro.
lect.les, Of whom six had died. The e1smlna'
ton Of the accused had been finished and their trial
vas expected to take place in February. The
French Legislature was opened on the 18th ult. By
the En- pc or in person who discussed pending ques
tons Of politics at length, and alluded at the close
Of his address to the criminal attempt upon his
l;fe, comparing the assassus with those who struck
at Cesar aud Henry ". Several Partisan Journals
hays been suppressed for advocating Republican
priLc.ple, or for remarks on the attempted
asss. ,instiop. At MarseIles serious failures
had taken place. Spain had ref0ved TO
take ps,t in the contemplated expedition against
Cochin China. The Banks Of Belgium and Russia
had made further reduction in the rates of dis
count. An unsuccessful attempt had been made
by Its,.sn patriots 70 surprise the Austrian
garrison at AncoDs. bitter correspondence
between the Austrian and French Governments,
relative 70 the free navigation Of the Danube, had
taken place The Chamber Of Commerce Of Aus.
tra hsd p,or ounced in favor Of free trade and the
abolition Of usury laws. compromise offered
BY the French Government IN the matter Of the
Dannbiar Prncipalities is said to have been ac-
cepted BY the Powers opposed 70 their union
The London Money market continued easy. Con-
sols closed at 9ji to,. There is noimprovement in
the prices for cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

has always contained many warm advocates OF tho
chsnge. He sustained the rule principally because
il was an old one. He claimed that the bill would
break down the Obligations Of truth and con-
L" "science-important. though these obligations
" might be species of superstitious terror only
He urged that the bill was most important IN It's
clearing on the class of meu every day becoming
more numerous, who acknowledge no moral OBJ
"liga.oD, who are complete barbariSns &c. lie
in..anced the Coolies, whom false philanthropy T"
bringing here, and " no. according TO Mr. Castings
personsl observation. when he was Chinese Mlnii'
ter. are deficient in moral sense. After ne sat
down, he was reminded that the Coolies are COM
peteat witnesses now. There is not Court oil
Justice in this country that viii not swear any bar
bsrsn according to the forms of bis native land and
religion. Chinese witnesses are frequently sworn
u tie Courts Of California after the manner of the
Celestial Empire, which is very elaborate and con-
sidered exceedingly binding. We have known
TURKS 70 be sworn IN the Courts of Boston. We
have known Jews to be sworn With their hats on.
The argument, therefore, Of Mr.. Gushing Is not
cOnclu.Ye.
This question is all interesting one, and we have
Ge,efore alluded TO il somewhat in detail, giving
the arguments on both sides. The bill may possi-
Aly be defeated IN the Senate, ss il was upon
former occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Arrest Of COunterfeiters at Albany
ALBASY, Saturday, Feb. b, 1888.

ALDANY Saturdey, FtD. 100.
man named Wm. w. Quincy and his sister-in-
law Elyiia Bates, were arrested here to-day charged
with counerfeitng United States COIN In their pos
se.sien were found quantity Of counterteits, con-
ssting of twentyshing, dollar, half dollar and TWEEN
Ate their examination before the police magistrate
they were held to bail. Subsequently the United
States Commissioner issued warrants for them, and
they are now in the custony Of the United States Mar
sha, as also a epdaugbter Of Mrs. Bates The DO
lice have been ON the lookout for two weeks but
til to-day were unable to obtain clue ss TO where
the bogus coin came from.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
FURTHER NEWS FROM lNOIA.
AMERICAN MEDIATION ACCEPTED AT CANTON
The Attempt TO Kill Louis Napoleon.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS AND CONFESSIONS.
IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON.
Heavy Failures in France.

The Cunsrd steaniship Arabia, which saied from
Liverpool shortly after noon on SATURDAY tne "a
January arrived here at 81 o'clock LAST eyer'ng'
The Persia arrived out az Liverpool At D. M 20
Saturday the 18th, and The Arago at Southampton q"
the afternoon of The 2lst uN.
The screw steamship Tweeds'de, from New'o
with cargo Of cotton, sriyed at LiVerpooi OF 'o'
goth ut.
The steamship Arid had arrived at Liverpool ~"
ouccu.,cwn, to undergo .he necessary repairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
To the Associated Press.

WAsHISGToS, Feb. !, 1853.
The afriay in the House Friday morning still a.
lords an animated subject for conversation but therei
no probability that any further difficulty will occur be-
tween the two principal beligerents, growing ont Of
the encounter The account given Of the conversation
and engagement between Messrs Keitt end Grow, on
the authority of Member Of Congress, in Saturdays
Dispatch was not designed as an authentic statement,
but was given application as embodyipg his i'm
preston at the time. The friends of Mr. Keitt who
were in his vicinity say that he was not knocked down
by Mr. Grow, but was wrenched from his hold Oh the
latter by Mr. Reuben Davis who nteItered as peace
maker; aud further, that Mr.. Kct preneditated no
disturbance with Mr. Glow he the more seriously re-
grets its occurrence.
1t isuncertan when the Anti-Lrcompton Constitution
Democrats will tler adrs=s giving their reasons
why they cannot vote for the admission Of Kansas un-
der that instrument Ii has not yet been furnished by
the Committee having it in charge.
The UA.On Of this morning reads Mr.. Harris odt OF
the party calling him and the Democrats who act with
him little corporsls guard and renegades.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Domestic Trouble.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Feb. D, ISJ5.
Rcb.t 7. Kirkpatrick was arrested here to-day on
the charge of having attempted TO poison HE brother
Edwin aud his family. The testimony preliminary to
the examination elected the fact that the latter had
been annoy ed FOX several years by the reception Of
peace. The daguerreotype Of 6 young woman, whom
It was alleged that he had sednced, was sent TO hs
wife, and recently minee pie, containing arsenic,
was received at hs house, both Of which are alleged
to have been ,ent by Robert, who IS held for further
examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

On Saturday the Councilmen's Fraud Committee
he'd another meeting, and had talk with Nr.
FIssg. who explained the mode in which the street
reaulatiug business had been made source of eX.
teDsiye swiudling upon the city and the property
owuers. The aim Of the majority of the Commit
tee appears TO be to corner SIR. Flagg; they take
40 articular interest in the contractors aud clerks
who hsve done the business and got the money.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

The steamship Arabia, with a weeks later iu-
te,licence from Europe, arrived hare yesterday
evening. Further adSices Rom India announce
some successes on the part Of the English. 1t is
statsd on the authority Of passengers from Hong
Kong that the mediation Of the Russian Admiral
between England and China had been declined, but
that Of the American Commodore accepted. Later
dispatches, however, do not mention this, but
affirm that the French Admiral had proclaimed the
blockade Of Canton on the part of France. and
that Lord Elgin had sent ia IN uinmatunl, which
the Celestals were allowed one day TO decide upon.
Mr Francis Lousada has been appointed British
Consul at Boston. There bad been severe gales
sorg the British coast, aud many marine disasters,
but no American vessel was reported lost. The
attempt upon Louis NaPoleon's life had created
s-est excitement n France, AID numerous ad-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Washington and GeOrgctOwnB Bank

WAsHNGTOy, Saturday FEB. b, IhS.
All the banks of this city, a I'd the Bank OF Com
merce and the Farmers and Mechanics Banks VI
Georgetown, resumed specie payment .! al their l.s
bties this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Bmsiness Notices:

Nos. 80 AND 81 CHAMBERs-sT.
Ds YosIsr. ASssrsosG Co..,
(Iste Carter, q 'dnss De Forest,)
sns 49, .a--iUg for sale splendid variety 81
NEsnaAc, CooaEcO SpSAsCT, PACIFIC
snd othef
bfCnou, eolor, seconds 81 npeSfect', syody1a ,rrs
HIscREsfER, PAcITfc and HAMILTON D."Ni'
suygrrNe IS md SHIbTiSes. g., ,.s.i.
fsvr,.ca C.iot Amosk a. Yort mns Drs"''
Wsnsuttas se other popular brsAds'
stHC,sH ~ or APprovEo Cs.DIt
II, shsl BE- thelr aim TO keep vel see~e"
Fxteo,te variety Of Dress oooo'' - y Jrc.
o.sA.-,n, ., beioest sems froG Imported and Home
~'~''~s t,ons tAs5 auive IN mUkrt , ii. -
IS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Nesualprk Daily Gribn,te
MONDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1858.
TO cORRESPONDENTS

s,ssxs,, In scudns r.ma.neos frequently omit 10 nea
cp the name OF the Post OEce, and ffequssty the
n,ne Of State which their paper % be sent Always
psut ou the OF t,s POsf CCiee AID Nafs 49,
n, pce eau be takrn Of anonymous Comm lneatons Wsst
ever intended for insertion must be BY t
and address Of the write,nct aeee"snJ ' Pus'S
tos, but as guaranty Of HE good faith
We caa not undertake 10 return rejected CoInnuni'sllont
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

Republican, have telegrsphed 10 Hessra Mstte'on.
Edie snd Murray, whose son died on Fncsy. The
Democrats have telegraphed to Messr- Ciark'
Corning and Soaring. Every sort OF influence Is
being e1erted on the members ~ the House ~ the
Administration Mr. Miller Of Ohio, who eolfed
on Friday night on the question Of adjournment
aud eft the Hall, il considered uncertain.
The prospect is that there vii b. two DHmo-
cratic accessions to the force n favor OF Mr.. Har-
rise resolution; but this is suPPosition, founded
on their assurances. The vote must be close. The
Ant-Lecomptonites have beeu strengthened by
Tie Inion's denunciatioD this morning, stigmstz'
ing Mr.. Harris as a renegade and his movement as
an act of folly and treacbsry. Mr. Dlmmlck Of
Pa, who returned during the voting yesterday
morning, is considered 10 have gone over to the
enemy.
No apprehension is entertained of renewal OF
the personal collision of Friday night. After the
spirit shown and execution done by Messrs. Grow,
Potter the two Wsshburns and others, the South
feels unwilling 10 repeat tLe experiment, knowing
it, hazards, since the firm purpose Of the RePubh'
cans, not to endure these Outrages, but to return
blow for blow.
A Southern Senator remarked yesterday that the
Republicans had gained the first battle, since they
drew the first blood (Kett'') end got the rs scalp
(Bsrksdsle's wig).
Tie President informed Sens!or yesterday tha'
he should change the appointments In this Dl'tric'
at the expiration of the commissions 81 their present
holders this month Mr. Jooes is 70 be Postmaster,
Mr.. Selden Navy Agent. The MARSHAL Ia doubtful
Mr.. Pitt has returned to Phladelphis without any
ro.itve assurances regarding the last Oace.
Gen. Calhoun intends making defensive publi'
cation. He says th,t he has been greatly Hronged
after hsyng obtained the submission Of the Slavery
clause il the Convention against the voics OF the
Extremists, and having ycted against Slavery after
ward. He gives no direct Indication. however as
70 the result Of the elections but contends that the
vote of Coffee County eeeting Free-State officers
was wholly invalid. He asserts that the free-St'te
vote Of Leavenworth City wss excessive, and psi
Iiates that of the Delaware Crossing Precinct on
the ground that both sides colonized, and that the
inhabitsuts of the Territory We're allowed 10 vote
in any county on swearing that tsey had not pre-
yiously voted Northern Democrats are engaged
with him in revising the returns to SUIT the
emergency, hoping to relieve LecomPton partially
fiom a heavy load of fraud.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
cov. Risse,ys Veto sustaised.

CHICAGO saturday, FEB. . I5f
In the case OF The APPortionuient o'a -, Wntsf
pfsme Court hav. given decision IN isYsr d toe
Legality Of the vet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Arrival OF the Black Warrior.

Hrw-ORLFAsS, Saturday, Feb. o. lSs
rLe steamship Black Warrior s-Iivsd hefe toa
Havaua 'ast night, but b., ught no news of imPsf
tsuce.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Loss Of the steamer sunbeam.

NEw-ORLEkys, Saturday, Feb. o, ls.,s
Tie -tesner Sunbeam .nnk in the Red River to-da
and I, u total lo>s. NJ lives we're lost
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
snrrfr Pnymen.s Re,umeA.

w,,HISGTos, Saturday Feb. 6, IRA
oAn tbs Banks OF this City and The Bsrk CT Coo
,rsrce ana the Formers and Mechanics, Bsak n
G.eorr.town, resumed specie yaymsn: Of oil ,hsI H.
blt.ee tbs morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

A murder was done ON Saturday night, in tene-
,oeut house up tOwn-rlm the cause. In smother
column we give fnll report of the affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
Foreign Trade Of Boston.

BOsTOS, Saturday, Feb. ., 1873.
The imports Of foreign goods at this port for the
week ending Feb. 5 were as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
ENORNojS SWELLING.

Tar WHOLE BODY TURNED 4 BEET CotOW.
This the Of Mrs MARIA TAFT UXbrdge Mass. The
Chf Of legs sb 2 feet 10 Circumference; skin finally bur d.
c.sbasying many gallons of wafey. boldy matter Cured
usiuy bot ~ boxes Of Dr. s. Il. SNTs MAGNETIC SALvE
No 2; CsIsl-st.. Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
FEBRu AIRY.


With .,eesy shower and whbtlins BIAS
"a sl+, y ith !es6en cloads o'ercsst'
The moths have run. though less severe
1han common 20 this time Of year
And ere the present month has done
Bsneath a slowly. warning sun,
n. sleamine crccus thrcu - the snow
Its yeilow petA,.crowp may show
The birch vii burst its silver buds,
The streams will sW ell with whriing hOods,
And Nsur-, wax ming from her trsnfe,
Once more through cl0ud!ess skies viii glance
AnG ss by Spring each fower aud tee
Ausyed IL fIes sh attire will be-
s. men should initiate the year.
And In different s'ft EPprN
ThL fver.nonth attacks by stealth,
AID bus;ery March will try the health
But ssfe are they, beyond all others
Nhs wear ,he ARsOE % SniTn BKorHtH''
ThsiI u aver coats and wooden vests
Are the bes, bucblers for our breas's
And o. kew.l oTks experience teaches
SMTgH, SsEAT N ALL EKCtLs ~ bkLEcif>.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

PRoY. ALEX. G.. BARRy'S TRICOPHEROCs
Il .ss best sid cbespe article for Dressing Bes y< Clean
Tag Curling Preserving aud Restoring 'he Hsir.
Lsdes try Il. For sails by all Druggists and Perfuers
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08
STEARNs Il MARvIN's

STEARNs Il MARvINS
WnDEA PArESr StLaMANO1e Says,
N$sss ysss and NSser Fa1sl b. preserve their
oDsfebts 4 otn the OfhIe.
Tbess SAFES. secured by
IA BHILr Lock,
~seh IA proof sssiust POw jer and Burgisrs.
fos sals by sTIARAs k MiRvE,
No. % Murray g., NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

SINGERS SEWING MACInEEs.-FOr sll InnIul-
s.sosrns pupos SEWISC MAcnSLs Ge--cd in
sspsnsse The public inEt hssng their clothing &c.
mali by them. SNCYR's fk5iLY SEwNC NacHiSE is the
lsse pxessntod for competition and being arranged with fab
tnowdse Of the dets Of other ma blues ~ sar use has
svoiasd rclnedod s b 1t the haudsoe.t Sewing Ma
en made 9Dd the easiest 70 learn TO operate Using
q saess machines l. sesast snsonent Pce 900 with
iros tsyie complete l. NJ Co., No. AZ Broadway
BATTER1-PLACE HOTEL FOR SALE at auction,
by H. LUDLOW auconeer on the gh Of February inst az j.
:bs Merchants EschHnge. Sale pcrenitoIy, unie- "
Of forecOsUre. Terms scconu od'ig Ibis pIrcy ~
bsYpde1 By GIeep chs asnlton ST. aud BstteTy pare
GOLD WATCHES
OF 81 descriptions
F,t I,DTs and GENTLI MN,
For ssle low by q. G.. ALLYN.
INPORTgH, WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
No. III Wal e., second hpO
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-08

galTy B2oTHVR, one Price NbOesae and Rstsi. CLornN
WAxypooMs Nos. I22, 1873 aud li9 Futoust. Ne~'Iork
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01

MERcHANT's IRoN FOUNDRT-We cut the fol-
lowing description of Silas Merchants extensive
iron works in this city, from the last number Of
the MnseEm. These works are on Meadow street,
and VIII amply repay visit
Until this visit, we had but a very faint idea Of
the extent of the business carried in this estab
lishment. The stove and tin-ware rooms facing
Lighthouse street, are filed with from two to
three hundred stoves OF all patterns, sizes, descrp
tions and prices, and tin-Hare enough 10 supply
the whole Territory OF Utah till Joe Smiths great
day of resurrection.
Passing from the large and neat apartments in
this building, and following the din Of iron, steam
and fire, ana loud and ringing voices, we entered
the extensive furnace just at that most interesting
of moments, when tue workme--some hfty in
numbe,-Were busily engaged in casting miscel-
laneous lot of jOb-worb, varying ia SIZE iron a
three inch door latch to a nine feet proPen 4
wheel, weighing some four thousand pounds. As
we entered this large and noisy abode, we were
forcibly reminded Of infante imaginary picture
/ Of the Internal regions. Devils imps with black
sooty faces, white rolling eyes and grinning teeth
were seen running to and fro in all directions.
with lOng-hsnded ladies' filed with glowing, seeth-
/ ing ana boiling irOn-the long haades, in their
I rapid ami intricate movements, looking Ike so
many narrative appendages" Of the active, sport
i've devils. Notwithstanding the strong orthodox
ical tinse given TO the picture (which was consid
err by heightenedby the curling wreaths Of black
smoke, steam, and blue gas, from damp -four and
sand, anl the fitting, uneven, forked fame Of The
furnace), every man knew his duty, and w4s doing
il with ell the activity asd energy Of which he
was master The whole work was ably superin
| tended BY thefOreman, Mr. Taylor. We presum'
there are not one hundred persons in towR wh'
have any conception Of the immense amount o
work turned out in this furnace. One $50,
OOOjjb Of supplying Chicago with water-pipes
has Just been completed, and orders are now being
filed for casting building pillars Of various sizes
shapes and lengths window sills and caps larg
and small gas and water pipes, and gas -retorts 10
this city; brackets for sustaining mantcs; counter
railing for ticket and banking Offices beantIfa
pattern stOye-plates and all kinds Of iron farni
t1re propeller whees, screws, and shafts OF vari
Gus szes and patterns, and all the casting for IN
large house OF Biish, Garliek. h Co, ma1ufactu
rsrs ofengines and all kinds ofmsehinery.
! Mr.. AercharG has made all the gas and waite
pipes for Gals m, "A Dabuque, Iowa and sever.
ofths large tsVas IN Indiana and Missouri.
his exact means but few, il any, have any know
ledge, but that his wealth is immense hone ca
doubt, as he was enabled during the late fnanea
pressure 10 continue his legitimate business, an
at he same time erect, at an expense OF Sl5,OOI
and pay cash therefor, tie present beautiful bloc
on the corner ofRiyer and Light House streets
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01

n We call the attention OF the public, especial
y OF those whose eyesight is impaired, TO the OPP
teal Institute, No 3s Superior strert. N H. Sol
OmonsOn, the proprietor Ofthat establishment has,
since he opened his Institute, won golden opinions
for himself IS well as for his Periscopic Crystal
That be is certain Of selecting for his customers
glasses which not only improve the vision but also
Strengthen and iuyigoFste the minor Of the soul
no one doubts who has ever consulted him Hi'
great experience and long practice, aided by the
immense benefit Of his optOmeter. enables him al
once to select with mathematical certainty ant
precision The crystals which are needed, to th'
complete and entire satisfaction of the applicant
He also keeps on hand all kinds Of optical instru
ments, telescopes, microscopes, opera glasses, etc
etc, Of superior quality. d&wlt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01

WAGON soALEs-The utility of this class Of
weighing machinery is every year becoming more
ss-' since they have been constructed so as 10
"e'sh with as much accuracy as the smaller varie-
called to this subject by The circumstance that 81
las Merchant, of our city, has had large six ton
iron-lever wagon scale set up at his foundry be-
tween River and Meadow streets, so accurate that
test Of Eve hundred pounds with sealed weights
showed no Ipereeptible variation Mr. Taylor.
foreman of Mr. Merchants foundry, is of opinion
that the cost Of the scale, $50, viii be saved by it
every year. The scale was made at the Keeler
Scale Works in Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01

FoR SUPERIOR.-The steamer Illinois cleared
last night
The propeller Iron City, Capt Turner, leaves
tonight She isa stauneb, good boat; her officers
are among the most experienced nayigators on that
line and will always be found aGable and accom-
modatng- The Iron City is one Of the most pop
ulaT boats on the lake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01

WATER LEVELS--LAKE

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01

SHOW WNDOws.-In speaking Of Messrs. Tay-
Tor q GrisEold's show windows day or two
since we neglected to say that the silver plating
was done by Mr.. S. B. Wood, the workmanship Of
which shows him to be master Of his business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01

Y BRYAxT& STRATTos's chain OF College
is now complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College wiz
be good in Albany. Buffalo and Chicago, and race
rersa. P. R. sPExcER & Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department ebsftf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01

REMOVAL. T. Aston Co, fashionable bar.
bars and hair-dressers, have fitted up the store
room IN the American, recently occupied by H.
seaman, and are prepared to wait upon their old
customers and all new ones who may favor them
with their custom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01
STEAMERS ron EuRnpF

CAPsIzED--The steam tag Peter Smith yester-
day morning rau into fishing boat in the lake,
capszing IT, and giving some half dozen persons a
complete and efeetual dueking. Fortunately none
Of them were drowned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01
Hlisfellanrous.

THATCHER, BURT & Co, PRO.
uTsors OF Tfovss Patent Truss ge. and " hoiessle
and Iefa dealers in Lamer Timber, Shingles and Latn
MerEin street. Cleveland, Ohio, foot Of e e. = n n
Track ,-.--.-- -.
Wealsopossss facilities fr receiving and shlplns Lea
er saVes Raj rOad ir0u GindstOnes, Building Stone s1
heavy articles Of all kinds directly from ears to vessel anu
uics uersa without cartage- 80.