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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
LORD NAPI ER.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL, lsjS.
Nothing has yet transpred here in re.aton u the
recall oi Lord Napier, Of which the Geographic
dispatches from the last English steamer conveyed
the sunoun cement ss msee i'll the English ps ,ers.
A, the Department Of State, yesterday, nothing
was knowu ou the subject. and his l,rdship may
hirnse tsye beer in ignorance Of his recall, if it
really has been made, because his letters aud dis.
patches by the steamer which brought the news
would not reach HIM tl to-dsy.
The news, however, though not authenticated,
caused Il very lively sensation. The Democrats re-
rietted The recall and the Republicans rcjoced at
IT, I he social and political influence Of the English
envoy such il ia, has been given unmlstakably u
the side Of the Shareholders. Thoagh known to
have expressed, in private, his contempt for the
pcclIliar institution, when surrounded by his own
countr,mcn be has nevertheless judged Il eXpedlent,
as matter Of policy, 10 seeb 10 concats the SOnth,
and to disarm the slay ehodng nteresto OF It's hostility
to England and lis dresd of English interference
against Slavery. He seems - have become I'M
pressed very after his arrival in this country,
with The not unnatural idea that the real power
Of the American Government was welded by slaye-
holders. and t. have paid court to them accordingly.
Vie ba. turned the cold shoulder 10 The Reppbll-
rams here, and lsst session expressed hls approval
ol Ibe Iecompton policy OF The President Ills
l.alines in this respect were very dIi.Teat from
tho,, of Sir William Gore Ouseey, whose Auti-
Sl.yrry ,,mpathies were strong and Well known-a
c;,,u,stsuce which sufhcien.. accounts for tho
yirrlsnce with which he is sssailed BY the Pro-
SLAYER, presses of the capltai.
Lord Napiers Prc-Siavery prochyites nave done
ri.ch,.i among Ms, BY encouraging the dponi lists
ofthc South in their insane notion that III ease they
seccdc from the Union. they can obtain thr si'i-
snce and the protection of England. An Enghsh
minister. careful only of the interests oi his own
comn,rv s,d tbarefor, not ayer.e to fomentlEE our
OWL domestic dlhcul,ics, might deem it polite to
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Tie Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS Monday. Dec. Is, lS's.
The passengers by the Overland Mail state that so
great was the rush for seats that the applicants
adopted the course of deciding by lot who should take
passage. Upward Of one hundred applications were
made this trip ana as high ss 500 premium was
offered for seats.
The Gila River mines are yielding largely. Emi-
grants fOckng i'll from all quarters, and the ex-
cement along the route is intense.
No hostile Indians were seen, and the previous
rumors of depredations are denied
Mr. Pardee the expressman having in charge the
Presidents Message, met four miles this side Of
Fsyetteville Arkansas about twelve hours ahead of
time. This is the worst part Of the whole route. He
would abandon the coach at Fayetteville and proceed
by daylight on horseback until physically exhausted,
when come employee of the Company won tske the
documents and push onward with al possible dispatch.
Gov Modary and COL ButteIteld and family have
srriyed-the Governor route for Kansas, to assume
The Cover orship of that Territory the latter pro.
Ceede 10 Fort Smith, with the design " putting the
Memphis brsuch Of the Overland Mail route in effect
i've operation aud also inspect portions OF the msn
line with view to facilitate the transmission o. the
mails and passengers II is reported that he contei-
plates charging the piesent service to ui-weeky
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Municipal Elections.

BOSTON, MOhlay, Dec. q lSoS
F.W. Lincoln, jr., Vas reelected Msyor cl Boston,
to.dsy. by over 200 plurshty. lie vas the Citizens
candidate. Moses Kmbsl Rep had 1872 votes,
and julius A. Palmer Temp l,lW' majority of
TIE Aldermen elect were the Citizens ticket.
In Worcester the Citizens ticket is elected entire.
Col Bullock, for Mayor has ,655, 10 ,599 for Rice
tRep..
IL Lowell. james Cook Repuhfcspl, f'' Nsy'c, ia
elected by plurality Of 800. Al the A!cernsn
and three Gals Of the Councimen On the ticket
are elected.
In Newburyport, Albert Currer Citizens csn1i-
date) is elected Mayor HIS vote is 9S, to 100 for
Colby.
In Lynn, to-day, Edward Dsvis Peoples canii'
date was elected Mayor by 2'6 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

ciScsS11i Dse. 10 Flour firm. WHissY aiv,l'ei 70
&c Hoes cll and prces rr Lar; boders ast IS "a -
snC buyer. onr - 1j .oi ayerssinT 80 u sold f9r o.
receipts Tie wsster favorable fl
ing N.- F0KK f-y of red :. II there i. large quantity
ims.e for future delivery but buyers. LARD declined
e sales Al lt;o
SncrSsATI, Dec. ll-FLouR fra a1d s3v,oosd l"@'S'.
.'.sv advanced 70 a4.c boss d,n ,aS pdo.. 90 r-l,.,
" e 'aauvt 8 .
=. !. - ald heavy from Sc ~ 20 u; f5rmsr
a. the erket aud foT the attsr, hoderi d. sg?car
r. h. n.1rr, 20 u7it N fsrbsr secne MISE PoSk freely
S. .nd DO o.yefs l.: ED oHcfed a. lc sua no
buyers ~ J. l.. -. % roo -. -.
kEwOXLtAss Dec. II CorToy--sa.e. -. 1s'e a.
unchanged prices Nex Mes PoRE - -. tEEiv''' |'-
ion 10 pool! 9l6d spd . HsvT. &c. -.
NOME. De-. li-rLe sses ~ CoTroS to-day we're 10.
bales advance Of T.. 2 " Midius lltri the rarket
closed wiz tlll uprsro tendency
PHIL.DyLPHiA. Dec ll-fLouR uuchsnsed. WHyAr hrni
e-r of 30 hush. Red RI 2; Wer.era White a. p
osN frf sales II N bus Ye)~ G7d7De White
&c VHIsEf Erm 81 =. 26c.
B,LTMos1 Dec. u -FLovs firm and u3'hsuEss. "Hf,T
unclaimed CoEN active; Whit e5- Yellow sT15Sr Pao
VISIONS -t.sdy aud unchanged. WHrEy firm; Ohto &c
PM .DsLfHA Dec lg -FLoUg dun. sales q 90 bb' a.
lz,dx5 "a WHrsT dull. sa'es n - oois R~d at y
QfI r: Whit, = 60il a.. CoRs f,n sa'c- jte bl'h:
Yelicw zoe and old S2r Provisions hrn; Ne7- Frs
zle .5Gs1t 81. WHISKY frm LARD firm at i2ir iof kes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

crcour--e mi. delu.ion. though re knew. >. IN
dcubi.dy Lord Napier knows that however i1-
different the English arisiocracy may be on the
question oi Slavery. the deep. settled convict us
md feeling. oi the great middle class Of Englild
on tie subject is such that no Administration
Won dsre 10 enter upon IN slliance wthihe Slave
States in hostility to the Free States of this
country. II MAJ -afrly h. assumed that in the
event % separnl 2, nr IN attempt a. separation.
/ gland would noi I"neh the Slave States with 4
ty-'oct ,'.,--
ne general opinion here seems e. ba mat II
Lord Napier has been recalled, 1t il IN Consequence
0i tie dI-tpprobai"n oi his own Government for
ha I."-Sia'cTy Affiliations. Hints IL the effect
lbat ., opinions on araf' IL this couniry were not
III vogue at. home have been IN circulation for some
time. Nothing. however is really known on that
pomt. OF tie Derry Ministry one important
member, Mr.. DisTaeli. certainly holds the mos:
orthodox Democratic doctrine on the subject In
DIS iss' work. the Biography of Lord George
- Bentinck, in ridine hi- isvOrite hpbby-the su-
perioriiy of the jews 10 all other raccs--he says:
They are living oef III m,s- stri.ing evidence
of the falsiiy oi that leflicons d5c'rn. of N dem
timef, the natural equality of man. L - poliilce
equality al particular i matter % munic'ps
HrIsrg cement, srd depend entirely political c,osid
ersirns and crcum-tauces; hut the ratu-al equality
q man uoT IL vogue, ami taking toe form Of co-m1
LGl'sI ffsttrry Irirciilc which ere I. possible
10 act a :. wouli fe.e-iorse The great rtces and
destroy ali the genius If the word. Wbs, you'd be
the col .cQG.1oe the gre7t Apkl0-Saxon Republic,
for exaul!e were Ii, cIiZeus to -ecrir from their
sound riuple Of reserve and uinge witt their egro
ard c"iored populations In the course Of time they
would BE- oIbe ceteIloraed that their States wo1d
uroLatly b. uertd ald regained b; the aonr.
To-. whom tiey have expelled, and vino Soult then
be their superiors!
Dreadful apprehension! Can it be that Lord
Napier ha. been kindly instructed to use als best
efforts to keep ne from fhe fate described BY this
last of the Hebrew prophets--irom becoming mu-
lattoes and quadroci- and then being conquered by
the ChootaWs and :, nuOlcs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
ERAS IN FRENCH HISTORY.

Last eveupg the Rev. X. :. SroRRS, u ID ,ofBmok-
vu delivered e 'ture h,fore 'pe Hatfield ioung Mems
Christian Association 10 the Moth Presbyterian
Chureh corl.r Of Ninth avenue sui TUty met street.
trror divided French lltory into four eppchs, repre-
s.nted by the mytlologica kings CLOVIS, Charemsgns
and NAPOLEON. lie stated tat WITH TIE progress oi
French lstory religion war advanced. IL a-'of,Dei
he so.re al lie coronation Il ChMes the Sample IN
the Cathedral at Rheim in lowing terms. lie con.
,ras,ed the fnc, ~ Chsr-msgn having been crowned
bv the Pope at Rome, aud that If Napoleon uig'ng
the Pope from Rome to ratiiy the "hg ,ho p'p'S .,
Frerce by crowDmg i'm " Emperor Of the French
H. siJ Int if he was asked for description II the
French character m one Sentence h. woni say that
ther lte was m nthusiasn II IDEAS. Tlediosy
nature If the French was rot TO be "oa'efei al ai'
a brief review If their peculiar history -,
m. rext lecture in the course viii BE- by G,o. w n
(uIiIs. esQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House resumed tine consideration of the Judge
Watrous impeachment case
JOHN COCHRANE ~. " argued from the evil
dence to show the completely OF Judge Watrous in
land speculation, and that the House should inquire
into bis conduct with view to further proceedings
Dir. CLAY (Ky Offered q resolution, which was
adopted requesting the President, if not inconsistent
with the public interests, 10 communicate To- the
House ali the information in his possession or which
may shortly come into biz possession, regarding the
recent reported boarding hy British naval officers Of
Americas vessels in the Cuff Of Mexico
Mr.. TAYLOR G8.) con'ended that it was the duty
Of the House to accuse Judge Watrous Of high crimes
and msdeneanors and call the Senate fjr his tra.
Mr.. MAYNARD Tenn insisted that there was
potbing whatever to juftfy such proceedings.
Mr.. ADRIAN lN.J j conterded there was sufficient
evidence on which 10 fud lnll Of impeachment.
Mr. HOUSTON (Ala.l said that he would endeavcr
50 obtain a vote on tho pending subject 10 morrow
afternoon Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
The Yacht Wanderer.
SAyANSAH. Monday. De.

SAVANNAH, Monday, Dec H. 1898.
The Republican of this morning says that the yacht
Nanderer positively larded Africans near Brunswick.
Joseph Ganabl, the District ct-Attorney. arrived on
Saturday with three men, believed to be imp'icstel
Their names are Juan Bt. Rajesta, n. a. Brown and
Miguel Agnoi, or Raquet, hailing from New-Oreaus.
Mr. Ganah refused take bail for their appearance
at Court and the prisoners were lodged in Jail on the
charge Of piracy. Mr. Ganahl is using every exeron
70 obtsn evidence ard has sent to Brunswick to elicit
Information. The examination will probably take
place ON Thursday.
A tug dispatched to Brunswick 10 tow the Wan
Ierer Savannah hut tie shpmaster on board refused
to give her up 1t is reported that the Collector Of
Darien states that the Wanderer has sppesrarce OF
having had slaves on board.
The Republican says it is rumored that the Africans
were landed on Jeky Island and that steamer which
left Savannah took one hundred and fifty and conveyed
them PAST Savannah to the river plantations whence
they were scattered through the country The cargo
shipped said to have consisted Of $50 negroes The
Wanderer halls from st. Helena is without regular
papers, there is American Consul there, but has
informal papers from native officials, without any seals
ATTACKED.
Special Dispatch TO the N. Y. Evening Post.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec l3 1859.
1t is openly asserted here that the slaveyacht Wan
6erer was owned by the Captain COrre of South Caro-
lima VINO was arrested and discharged in New-fork
within GRE year upon the charge Of being engaged in
the slave-trade. Corrie had claim before last Con-
gress worth $l26 eco, which passed.
am authoritaiivey informed that he was expected
to arrive at Charleston with bis cargo weeks ago. al
the President was notified of the fact.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Shin News,

AtEssr Sesu Nip Columbia Berry 70 hours ron Ce,r:e'
tor l. : agd 7..n Go. isk Inst p pass~d :; ~
T Nssn.T y. Game Chor ID ti,s-fooTs iss-d
.f,,r T. ins e,s.ed TIN cui'1- the hook N .oe
b, Tels sEsph
BOsIOS. Dee. S-Arr. haik Nara So-'es Cosenfn I 4
IN tr.s, Ch.;h,rl sir,on, Vi. aaiso * Il tie Wave
AasL Issa-l . =, =,
CnARLH SION, D.. liam ship Alexander. from Ne"
lois. . xyL
NFWPrkT Dec. SAN. tchr. w. u bArIstti CoEely
Ro.u -cr PL ase ptis On TIE nigh. Of the a int 90
Lsth.un Wa, su by Snown sar and hsd the na-
f-Sx d.uss.s ,ror stove msiIsail away
.ioS. ara bset,y carried ane ohers'e iniared
Th- o,t.r vssl bad oT. rssz carried away ao sas
nsxa Lon lard Hotrook and Exprrs., FREEMAN Boston fo
Isu.i.r: Tr,l f.lss Nicktrsou, Co ior Norfolk.
SAVANNAH, DC. PAN hri1 Shiheoe.n, noT eos'an
II, 49,. frrtn Philadelphia E-<sps. tom SsS'fork
WASHINGTON Dec 1.-THE barb, II eAfstn Mi-ssas
from Dr. Island, b01p " tai' pov, ee0~'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

C.sAL AND RIVER NAVIGATION Saturday nigh.
was n cinch.r, the Thermometer op Sunday morring
marking II above zero. Stree thsn the weather has
natensty moderated, and xe have vi. morning =
.ouib.rly wind secompsnied with drizzing rain.
The steamer Hero lef on Saturday aitsrnc"n wlts
heavy load Of freight ard The Nor wich few hoars
sfterward With load Of beer. The former went over
tie bars but TIE Norsch was on Sunday afternoon
aground Oh the Cssteton Bar.
The steautug Ontario ett on Saturd.y with hye
Lady Elgin. The steamer Anna went down with her
10 render asastaDce, il necessary.
These were followed by the propeller Jerome, witt
Tie canal boats reported by Capt Cussar OF the A.
Purdy. on Saturday, between the S'fteen Locks aud
the rver at Troy by hard work have reached the ba
sin at West Troy slc ere waiting 10 bs owed % this
1ity. (a.bADy Jo1aal, lJta.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

EXTENSIVE FALSE PRFTEsss OPtRArroSs.-Lonis
&c Pcnuevet of No. 90 Broad street, and JuiI, X.
Booklemsn Of No. 10 Excnsnse place, were yesterday
arrested by Officer Bennett, charge of hsslpg de-
flaudod tie NeuichGteoise Expectation Company,
throu.h the agent this city, Mr. Augustus Favtc
Brandt Of large amount Of money. From the afli-
day made by Mr.. Brandt it appears taat Mr.. julius
II. B,o,kl,man called at bs Office IA sgent Of the
Neuichateloiss Expectation Company, doing b,riness
as bankers in Switzerland spi other places on
tie Continent OF Europe, and offered for
sele suEdry bills of exchange, amounting 20
sl.2s drawn H. firm Of Sass lIugor of Ant-
w.rp accompanied by b,s of lad.ng # rice aud rosn,
ip the course Of two days after Mr. Brockemsn called
again. with more bills of exchange accompanied by
other bills # edbg repre- sened that bs only act
ing as broker in the Negotiation for Jules Renond
& Co., which firm consisted of jules ReMOni, LOUIS
De Penneyet snd Richard " johnson, aui that tbey
were extensively sged Ia importing goods The
amount If bills o exchange ia all purch asei anobnto1
to s263gl IL; and il has fEce been sscertaincd
by adycs- from the firm of Sass & Huger, AMI
oih,rs, that the firm Of RenOnd & Co. had no funds
whatever ia their hands, nor were they hWb"nZsd to
draw upon them for any amount whatever. Mr..
Remond who il engaged IA the manufacture aud sale
of liquors at No. 333 Spring street IN this city,
appeared before Jusce Welsh, and made affidavit to
tie effect, that Penneyet Brpckeman were IN no.
wise connected With lin IN business, and that the
transactions IN thi- natter we're carried oA without
any participation or knowledge on his part.
Alter a hearing before Justice Welsh, Peunevet was
locked 10 in default Of 81 coo bail. Brockeman gave
bal. 10 the same amount and was discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

CousrERFEIr Os THg USIos BAsK oY KIsDgE-
HooK.-Atout ~ O'Clock last evening, young man,
who gave his name a. I'D xsrd McMshan, WAS arrested
by Ohic.rYoap Of toe Thirteenth Ward Police for
atteu ptDg 70 psss counterfeit = bill on the Union
Bank Of Kinderhook az the grocery store Of a man
named Rapp on the corner Of Suffolk and Delaney
sts few months ago number Of unfinished counter
felt plates atd bill. On the SwaLton Fails Bank Of Yer
mont were s.izei by the police, and the counterfeit
on tie Union Bank IL al exact copy Of this bill, and
the signatures of the President aud Cashier Of the
Uron Bark are good limitations. The genuine blls Of
tie Determination II iyes of the Unon Bank ere quite
pain, and the vgLeve is three lenAles With country
scene OIL the righthand corsr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
A WORD FROM ANOTHER WITNESS-MR.
SARGENT APPARENTLY CONTRAOICTED.

To ne Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune.
SIR: perceive from your paper Of this morning
that Mr N Sargent denies having Issued circulars in-
yiting tie friends Of Mr. Cdttenden to meet IN Wah
iugon OF the 10Th int, but has written aud sent let
ters, which amounts to about the same thing
] lave feen "letter" from him to gentleman in
this State requesting him to attend meeting 10
Washrg gton on tie 18th inst for the purpose Of con-
sultrg in reference to te present condition of parties
and tie county lie states that the Hon. {. NJ Con-
rad ard the Hon A. ii Stuart connected With tho
movement; that they do not want any OF the De-
mocracy' or "N-gro-ocraoy,' and that those who
were notified must hot consider theme elves as iarted
but that il must seem to be spontaneous gathering
Your Obedien servant.
DE II, 1853. COUNTRfhAN'
We add that "a Countryman" is known to u.s.
and that he ID person whose statements may be
relied on. however interesting tie information they
may contain.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
~ p...,d.,t'. N.sssce YpferrirQ TN

A.. o,.,, os ,he pres,ident's M-.s.ge refsrrrg In
the CLAYTON. Buiwer trraty. While We are pHhiDE
ebout TIE Monroe doctrine, Great Britain, ne -a na'
applied the Monroe 'ctrne to ourselves, Inc So
of hit remarks wa- that the Clayton Bnl"er tIee'
must be abogated, and thus hbcrate the 1aui' o III
Government u, l.,
The Senstes Pacific Railroad bll wa- csiie' uP =!
a vote Of 30 against lS.
Dir. GWIN Call addressed the Senate.
Tie President cent to tne Senate the reNv VITA
sam, which was concluded May 90 lH16, ani pro-
,Is;Tned i, Ser in Aueu.. lss, The Pr. sident -u
sests extension TO the Consul at bahsk ~ 81 lh:
i,dicisl powers conferred On CoH'us III |"Hs a"l
Toikey.
From lanes g. Holmes for an extension of the pat
cut for invalid chsbs, from oscar D. L. Stna'i, 70
amend the Patent lss 20 az 10 issne patent mas
Ter. for th.r slayes inventions; from Jonas T. Levy
for the immediate enforcement Of his claims against
- MASON gave notice Of a bill to equalze the
Conversation OF ma 'ero s,S;socsf. .,.
Various portions cf the PRESIDENTS s,..s-1
referred to sppropria,e Committees.
M CLiNGaAN IN. c., offered the following pre-
,,, sAs,eq. ,.. The President h'ef hi. M.as.
ind vhereas, Such ,re.,y contains pa.on. IN direct hos.
s. S ne en p Iy oets 1sa ,g, f I'll t Of % Uad
,con Of this Republic in the line Of duty which rny
imperative % ADOPT regulating and controlling
the Cts American States. eneqaeny the aoro,s
ton Of sd treaty dem nded alike b. the honor interest,
R'orsd That reeued Communicate any
with 0s,, Britain aud
~ the :, rnneti0n or Preservation Of the treaty
Ar ILjN.,M An spoke at leBgth, but the resolution
was laid over while nerouaiiOns reuding
On motion OF Mr.. GWIN, the Pacific Railroad bill
was then taken up by Yeas, 30; Nays, l3.
Mr.. GWIN addressed the Senate at length upon
the subject. He said that the Democratic and Re-
publican platforms, also tbe Presidents Message and
Nhestlaud letter to the Democrats Of California alike
pledged themselves to the construction OF the road.
The recessity Of the road being admitted, MIR. Gwin
answered serian the Ohjt tctions that Congress has
no Constitutional power over il, that the grant
of land IA eXorbitant, and tho advance OF Gov
eminent mOney or credit enormous. The scope
Of his argument was that Government will
not lose dollar by the road; thst "a a mail
route il is desirable, and in war, indspensabe and
that it wall produce large saving To the Treasury
from the increased sala of the public lands, from An
augmented revenue from imports, from diminished ex'
peuses of the War Department from increased rev.
enues and diminished exp ndituIes Of the Post Oeo
Department.
Tie debate was postponed till tomorrow.
The Senate then went nto Executive session.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

The CAScssI CAsE.-It was arranged, 10 case
Csnceni had been acquitted on the charge Of the
murder of Policeman Anderson 10 arrest him on =
chsge-of committing burglary in ST. MTks-Place,
short time before be killed Anderson a lady, u
will be renen bered, csiIed al the fourteepth Ward
Station -HOu-e tie day after Aad-rson was murdered
and recognized Csncerni - the man who entere her
house in st. Msrksplsce AID on her giving the asrm
caught hold of bsr and attempted to stsb her b6t she
broke away from him, and he escaped War~sts
have been ready, and Deputy Superintendent csrpen-
ter, by direction Of the District Attorney, when
there was probability Il the Jury aeqi.ttiug Cam
ceu was Lc,ifsd to arrest biil Immediately ais. tho
aoqutA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
MR. n. SARGEN7"S CRITTENDEN no VE-
.IENT.
LETTER FROM Mr.. SARGENT.
10 "A, Tdito, OF The y. I. T,ibun,


SrH: Your Wasbu g.on correspondent telegraphei
10 you on tne h az Al item OF news, Huat waa utter
" untrue ard when uforme that It go instead ~
correcting the error gives another version of it, bnt
s,l ms,e presents tho fact il determined t make
sor1tfhfRg out Of nOfhfnP.
Now | have issued no - circulars" either secre.
or puhhc; nor hsNe | invited any one ~ attend a
meeiir here Of any kind Whatsoever. The next tine
he frds 4 mare'e nets, hope lie will not connect
nv name with il.
n B.-The falsehocd sent over the wires, bn
the mail was considered fat enough for the pretended
correction. Yours, Nc., n. Sargent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Escape of Prisoners from Jail.

kOCHtsTFR, \. T., Monday Dc I3- rs.
Fifteen prl-oner- e-csped from the jail tn. cts
lat ght. amor = whom u Mauiiy Lpcks, Ecn killed
BTjaun S'arr in Oct lo57. They cut off five iron
tsIs With sav made q wschspung. sna L. tleln
sciv,s dosL INTO me G-nese- X yer W. the rOps
~l'h wticu Ira Stout was hing, where they wIieI
ron rTds IN water I've fee. deep rssch tbs land.
None OF Them have yet been recaplurvd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
Later from Havana.

SAVANNAH, Monday, Dec. ~, lSoS.
The steamship Isabel, from Havana and key West
10Th, arrived of rybee yesterday, and after landing
the mss and passengers for this city, proceeded 10
Charle eSton.
Sugars were firm at Havana; No. 12, % q q reals
Stock az Havana ana Matanzas, At, 600 boxes.
There was nothing uew in molasses
Exchange On London IL; a l3 Dor cent premium.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14
RailrOnN CHrUH.fy.

UTlcA, Mont.y Dec. 3, lsJ}.
Griffith IL Griffith of Su-p-n.ion Bridge va. IN
FtHIty k,a the Ccatrai Railroad IL tn. cty TAI,
eys-irg b! beirE thrown under Tie car-.