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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-17

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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
INDIA.

Important news from India had been received in En-
gland via telegraph from Malta
Sir Hugh Rose had captured Calpee, after having
been twice nefectus ly attacked by the rebels Rapid
pursuit was made of the enemy, resulting in the cap.
ture Of large amount Of stores, OF guns gunpowder,
elephants and ammunition.
Serious disturbances had occurred in the Bombay
Presidency whe'e political agent, with his escort,
bad been Murdered by band of 800 rebels.
Fort Copal had been tss en- by assault
New. Goond had also been stormed and taken.
The Nizams country wss much disturbed by Arabs
and Rohllss.
Sir Colin Campbell had driven the rebels back from
Sbahehsppore and captured Mchundee.
Dude was still in q stste Of rebellion.
The rebels approaching Lucknow, but the
city was fully defended and garrisoned, and no alarm
was felt for its safety.
Sir f. Lugard had defeated the rebels at Jugdespore,
kiln rg great numbers of them.
Gwslor had been attacked and plund.red by the
rebels
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Billy Mulbgsn is ruraliziug in Hoboken, where he
has been the center Of attraction since Friday.

FROM THE CoAsT OF AFRIcA.-The Marion was a.
Moprovis Nav "a where che arrived on the 10th, IL
GAYS from Port Pfays, and 20 days from Norfolk for
Port Prsya. The Dale was at Molrovis, with 80 ne
sickness on board diaease something smilAr to the
black vouit conir scted while on cruise to tue
southward. They were glad TO get up the cosst oocs
more az they had been wn ward Of seven months.
sne sailed few days after her arrival on cruise up
70 the Cansries and Msaeirs- A letter from the
Marion says:
I'VE have not seen the Nlncepnss; We heard sue
WAS At Moprovia or the Is, of May 1t is said to be
more unhealthy this year than for many years past
We shsl in all probability be down the coast some siI
or seven months, and like the Dale the Comm ,dore
NAV come down and fill us up With provisions but
bobe rot: do not like this part Of our stston. We
ssh on the 26th Of this mouth for Cape PALMS.; our
stay here quite sh ,r bsvs ourK on bo'rd,
ard now ready to sail We shall be away rom sll
communication of lst.sr, and 40 not expect TO got
any for some time"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Later from Mexico.

NEw-ORLEANs, July =, 1893.
The bsrk Brilliant brings adVices from Ners Cruz
20 the 9th irst Busness there was still prostrste
The health Of the citizens was good but the vomito
was prevalent among the troops.
A violent earthquake occurred at the City of Me1i
co on the 18th of June, kiiliug fifty persons.
The British and French had advised their country
men 70 nav the forced losr under protest, but the
American Minister opposes the demand, and has asked
for his passports, while awsiting instructions.
Gems. Vidaurri and CARA were marching upon the
capital.
shut up in San Luis Potosi.
Gen Salas bad been recalled from exile by Zulosgs.
The decree for the forced contributions was being
rgdly enforced. ma,
eminent had imposed duty of 20 cents per barrel on
foreign and domestic -four from the let OF August An
earthquake had occurred at Minltltlan.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
HAMILTON COLLEGE.
Of The N. Y. rribune.


CLIsroS, July : 1853
The Trustees OF Hamilton College at special meet
ins held 9, Utica on the 6,h inst, elected the Rev
Samuel W. Fisher, ID. D., Of Cincinnati, Presdsn. Of
The College, in the place Of the Rev. Dr. Nort1 who
resigned about yex ago. This is s most excellent
spp jinrmen,. Or. Fisher is grsdu,te Of Yale Of
1886: vas pastor Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
Albany for some ss and for yesrs psst hiss bsen
les5irg clergyman in Circnusti. He will bring 10
bis position superior sbilities, highly cultivated taste
and usl xeoutve ability. With the f.cllties he
College already affords the addition Of So energetic
executive will We believe, raise it TO position among
the best colleges in the country.
The Comm, ncement takes plsce on Thursdsy, July
-. Sundsy evening, July Is, the Rev. Asa ID. Smith,
ID D., of New-York will address the Slcety OF
Christian Research. Monday evening, July 10, Prize
Defamation. Tuesday afternoon, July % the Rev.
N. l.. X. 2. Thompson ID. ID Of Buffalo, will deliver
an Address, and Prof A. c. Kendrick, ID. ID, OF
Rochester. will read Poem before the annual con-
vention of the sigma Phi Sjciety. TUESDAY evening,
Orator Of the Literary Societies, George W. Curtis,
esq of New York; Poet Fred. 5. c zzens, esq ,
"a Sparrowgr.ss y, of YoLksrs. Wednesday morn
rg. July 81. the Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson OF Bing-
fsnton, all address the graduating L,w Class.
Wsdnesdsy afternoon, Annual Grafton before the
Alumti by the Hon. Anson S. Miller Of Rockford, Ill.
Poem by Guy III. Mo&aster Of Bath U.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE AT
CEDAR RAPIDS.
A HUSBAND CUTS HIS wIFES THROAT AND
THEN HIS OWN


We learn from The Cedar Valley tlowa) Tunes OF
the let inst that on the evening previous horrible
tragedy occurred at Cedar Rapids. We condense
from The Times. 1t says:
About eighteen months ago, MIR. Ambrose ;.
Skeees and his family lefi Csds Rapids, having lived
here few years for the East wher-, we believe, his
relations reride aud while absent difficulties occurred
which led to separation from MS wite-he leaving
there and coming to Michigan, and She with the
children three n number, returning to Cedar Rapids
About three weeks sgo Skeeles, having ascertained
the whereabouts OF his wife, csme to this city Tor the
purpose Of eff.etpg reconciliation. Being unable
10 brpg about understanding, even by assistance
of friends epd relatots Skeeles became desperate,
and we under-tand, threatened her life IT sne TOOK
ste ps TO procure dvoice-a course she had deter
lined TO take on the grounds OF iltIeatneni' Oa
Tuesday ME- Skeees vent to Marion for the purooae
of taking the necessary nit,Asory stops for divorce
suit.
"Skeeles went TO bis wifes house, she being at q
neighbors. Que Of the children went and tod
her that her father was in the house, when Mrs.
Skeees requested young lady present to go WITH
her 10 the house after the other children. They
passed over stle between the gardens, where the
young lady remained while Mrs. Skeees passed on to
outside cellsrdoor about ten feet, and discovered
skesee in the cellar. Passing down few steps. she
ssked him what he wss doing, and sad to him that
she told him times enough not to come there. He
made reply, but it is not known what, and came
out Of the Gel az. Mrs Skeeles then shut the cellar
door, ard was IN the act OF fastening It with psd
lock when Skeees sized ter threw her upon the
erourd and held her down with his knees aci her
body, while he deliberately took knife from his
pocI ct, ard opening it, cu the poor womans throat
in horrible manner neary severIng the head from
the body and causing death instantly Then rising TO
an erect position, he coolly gashed his own throst.
Mrs Skeeles died instantly, and her husband
lived only few moments. She was highly esteemed
and leaves four orphans entirely destitute. lie WAS
about IS years Of age and she 32-hsd been married
- years and separsted tn years, but again lived
together until seven mo1ths since Skeeles came
from Lockport, n Y. He had an ungOvernsbe tenn
per- but wal not Incorporate"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE FULTON OFF CAPE RACE.
No News Of the Telegraph Fleet
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.
FURTHER BRITISH SUCCESSES.
Advance in CottOn-BreadstufS Steady

By NEWFOUNDLAND AND AsERlcss TtLESRAfH CON-
P.SYs LIsEs-OYSIcE No. q WALL STREET.
ST. JOINS, n. f., Saturday, Juy, ID, 1913.
Tho United States Mai steamship Fdton, Capt.
Wotton, from Havre and Southsmp on 3O.h ut passed
Cope Race, at o'clock yesterday morning.
She ives intercepted by the news yacht of the New
York Associated Press, which arrived here shortly
after noon today with the following summary Of her
news:
The Fulton has 40 passengers for New.York. She
bad strong westerly winds to the Banks. but reports
having seer no ice.
The Fulton saw nothing Of the telegraph feet.
The principal feature of the advces by this arrival
is the Indian aews, which is highly important.
TIE X. NJ. steamship Anerica, from Boston on the
18th pt, via Halifax, arrived a. Liverpool on Sunday
the 27tb and the Hamburg screw steamer Ham nonia,
from New-York on the 18th, arrived at Southampton
ON the same day.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
THE STRUGGLE IN MISSO yRL
Correspondence Of The NJ Y Trbuse.
ST TOrIs Mo July : Ja,a

Con.ponderoe Of The N. Y. TribuBe.
ST. LOUIS Mo July 7. 1859.
The great cause of Free Labor continues 70
flourish in Missouri. No power on earth eau prs-
vent her throwing of the incubus which has 50 long
oppressed her. The people, and more especially
the working classes, are beginning TO see what
their true interests are aud seeing they deter
mined TO pursue them. The party Of progress is
growing in sn uDexamplei manner. The m@chan-
ics, the farmers, the steamboat men, the laborng
classes, and very large proportion OF our mer-
chants and professional men, are with us. They
know that st. Louis and the whole State want
uhHe men and not blacks to develop the great ad.
yantaees which nature has given them. Knowing
this they are attaching themselves, without regard
to past party Differences to our cause.
The men who are at the head of this great enter.
prise Of making Missouri free are not 10 be fright
ened by the senseless cry of "Abolitlonlsts which
is increasingly rune in their ears. They viii 90 on
in their work without being in the east alarmed by
the howlisgs of the Slave OGgarchy.
full Free. Democratic ticket is now in the field
and among the candidates upon it | recognize the
names of men who are a tower OF strength 10 any
cause. The gallant Frank Blair lesds the van, and
will be returned to Congress by larger vote than
was ever before given 10 any man in the county.
Among the candidates on the Legislative ticket we
have B. Gratz Brown, the bold and accomplished
editor of The Missouri Democrat; Capt. William
Miller, for many years identified with our marine
and commercial affairs; J. b. Eads, clear headed
and practical; Alexis Mudd, one of our most enter
prisng merchants: Nathaniel Mcdonald, one of the
ablest young men in the State; John D. Stevenson
who has served already in the Legislature with great
ability There are others of equal merit, bat my
spsce forbids notice Of them.
With such standardbearers success is certain, de-
feat impossible. So mote it be. MECHANIC.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
September.

AFFAIR or HONOR SETrLED.-The diff Guilty BE-
tween Msssrs Clay and Scott Of Louisisns, whs
crossed over into this State for the purpose Of seag
an affair of honor bss bseD we are glad to state soi-
csbly end hoporsby adjusted. 80 also has ossa -
fIicuy between Mr.. Scott snd bis second, M. Pr
cher. The principals in this affair are Candidates for
vacant seat in tre Lssssture Of Louisiana rom the
parish Of East Feiicsps. The difficulty ongiaated in
public debate about month ago. Mr.. Clay former.
ly resided in Kentucky and is nephew OF Henry
tuckv. he fought duel in Ohio with brother Of
Scott, wouDdiIg him severely. Scott is also from
Kentucky, and both have ooy bsen residents Of Lou
isana a short time. Scott was the challenging party
The duel was to have come oil last saturday st IL
O'clock. on the hill Just above Vlcksburg, on the
river; weapons pistos The friends Of these gentle
mel should congratulate themselves on the s6jass.
ment ff the difficulty, as both gentlemen are rep,rs1
+" dead Shots" ard had been practiciog for sssry
month. fvicksburg whig 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IBy Telegraph from Lir1pool TO Southampton
~ LIVERPOOL, June 81, 1885,
LIyERpooL CoIToy MARKEr.-Cotton 20 been In
i've demand wi an advance fully d. all grades since
The adyces The Of the last three days add up
hale. of which skeu 10 0O and exporters
4 O, bales The market closes buoysnt and active
STATE OF TRADE IN MAscHEsTkR.-lhe sdvlces
rom Manchester are more kinds OF goods having
advanced In price ,c, -,
LIvERFooL BRLADsTUFFs MARKET.-rhe weather
favorable the crops Flour steady az prices IN
chanseo as compared with those Of Friday last Wheat IN
with an sdya ce of osy Reds Red quo ed ito
ard White s an Com dull; Yellow nominaiy 81 81 "hte
i2 sass. nf :. ,
IJyrRPooI Provision MARKET.-Beet is heavy
Pok steady Bacon very dull Lard inactive AMI quotations.
nominaly 81 G5i g CO.. r... =.
LIyrRPooL PRoDUcE MARKET.-SPDits rurpentine
dnll and sses Rosin dull at Tor comm ,n
Ashes dull both Pets and Pearls Sugar steady Conee
sles1y. Rice steady.
LoNDoY MovfY MARKET.-No change had taken
place he d,ion of the London Money Market Conso
closed s5 1851 for money and S3Qso for the August &C.
coupt. -.
LONDON NMARKETs.-FLoUR and WHEAT we're shgh-
" deaer at MARI Lane TEA firm. SUGAR dull COFFEE mac
tiva RICE trm- TALLow unatered IRON heavy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
MARINE AFFAIRS.
FOR EUROPE.

FOR EUROPE.
The Vanderbilt line steamer ARIEL C,pt. Ludlow,
eit on Saturday for Southampton Havre and Bremen,
with 24O passengers and $53, 600 in specie.
NAVAL IsTELLIGEscE.-The United States store
ship Relief, Jss Ii. Strorg, Lieutenant Commanding,
arrived at this port yesterday. from Aspinwsl via
Key West. She brings the invaiis from the Pacific
squsdron. The departure Of the Relief left Aspnwal
without man. of war, and WAS regaid with regret
by the white inhabitants as they under continual
apprehension of riot among the negro and nsve pop
ulatiop. She arrived at Key West July ., and fouod
the United States fngsge Wabash Flag Officer Laval.
lette; Colorado Flsg Officer Mclntosn, and brig Dol
pbin, Lieut.. Commanding Mafit The Colorado on
her passage from Aspinws broke her main crank and
Will be obi ged to return north for repairs. The Uated
States sloop Macedonian, Capt. Levy, anchored at
Key West July 3. The Water Witch, Plymouth,
Arctic sEd Janestown are cruising about Cuba The
jamestown wss of Havana June 2S, and had eighteen
cases Of fever board. She is just from San Juan
Nic) Tue Relief s,iled from Key West July !, and
makes the passage to NewYork in seven days; there
were 10 new cares of British oursge known. Key
West lie quite healthy. The Relief briggs homo j. j.
Frzzel, badly crippled flibus.er and probably the
last Of the vietims of misplaced confidence.
LstJ Grsee,.--Jsm.sB r. Strong. Lieut.. Commanding VIM
II. j.
B. R. Mitchell, sUu-on J. c. Robinson Captain CerS
SHAMEFUL CRUELTY ON BOARD A UNITED STATES
VESSEL.
correspondent Of The S0. Fyonc'sco Herad for-
psbes an account OF the cruel treatment and conss
quert death Of sailor board the ULited states sp
St. Mars, at Mare Islsnd, on the 25d OF Msy. Inc
sesuan's anne vas Harry Fros, and coming 90 board
rtoxicatsd he was roned and gagged, WITH reiasa,
of permission TO change bis wet clothes for some that
we're dry-he having fallen overheard on bis way to
the chip. When being gagged, Corporal keho OF the
Marine Corps knocked nin down and kicked him sew
era times on the neck ard face. Frost continued TO
talk as we'll as the gag would permit him, when james
Ru eel matter drew the strings OF the gag
little igbter and left. Nothing was then heard from
Frost but stifed grosns and ipdistnct mutterngs.
Russe then went Frost snd needless OF his cries
for mercy placed his knee on the back OF his neck,
drew the sfiirgs Of the gag as tsut a. he could and
ef, him. .syiDg, Now holler, d-n you" Tnis last
tuyn vas too much. Poor Frost wa heard 10 breathe
Eve or six times and the efforts TO get ME breath were
truly painful 70 hear The sentry % the brig becsme
alarmed ana calling the master. A. rms and Corporal
Ksho, told them that the man wN dying. Instead OF
taking the gag ont Of bic mouth at once, they went
for pillow, AID sAer placing it under hn head, vent
for dcctor The doctor took the gag from his mouth,
bu. |, wss too lats-Froet vas dead. The deceased
belonged to Philadelphia, where be mas left wife ana
two children.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

A cslamitous fra had occurred in the London docks,
doing damsge to the extent Of fl5OOOO.
The Queen had paid visit to the Lsvisthan.
More steamers are to be put on the route between
Galway and America.
DIR. Livipgstones arrival at the Cape OF Good Hope
is reported.
proposition had been made to send clergsmen to
Parliament.
Mr.. Ruey, the horse-tsmer, had exhibited his won
derful exploits before the Queen.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Hot Terrific Storm AT
Albany.

ALBANY, July IT, IoOS.
This has been the hottest day Of the season. The
Thermometer st O'Clock this morpiug marked 97'. A.
Ii O'Clock We had of the most severe rain storms
ever 20. il this vicinity. The streets were Hooded
for half an hour. so as to be impossible. The wind
blew gale uprooiing trees and shstterng chimneys
and awnings. 10 tie country, few miles from here,
there wss terrific hs storu. Stones larger than hen
eggs fell doing considerable damage to tue crops Two
mules below this city vessel loaded with lumber was
blown ashore.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

The Sabbath School attached to Plymouth Church
THE Rev. ii. w. Beechers), Brooklyn, closed yostes-
day for the Sommer vacation, and the opportunity wss
mproy ed to give the children and friends Of the school
little floral celebration at parting. Bouquets OF rare
and beautiful flowers ornsmented the room, and mot
toes and banners we're disposed in various parts Of the
room. large number we're present. The exercises
consisted of addresses from the Principal, Dr. Morrs
the Rev. DIR. Lyman Beecher and Theodore Tiltss.
the intervals being 6led up by singing appropriate
bymns An original song, composed expressly for the
occasion, was surg at parting. The following ere two
of the verses:
"Ths thrush 10 on her trembling nes,
Which ever, wind Is swsyinsi
And every robin shows his breast,
hils here dslayins.
The bees have set their pipes In tune
On every head Of clover;
And a ust haste 10 hear them soon,
Or summer will BE- over,
To day the birds every boush
Their Sabbsn chimes rESng-
The Lord 10 In his temple
We praise dim with siDsns!
Without within, tho voicss chord
One praise Ll are giving
To Thee the EverLovips Lord,
To thee the Ever Living"
The school will reassembe on the first Sabbath =
September.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
rrom washington.

W,sHiyGTOS, Saturday, July w, 1898:
nj S.o,a,s,v of tne Interior. appeal involv-
-. ,hs T,Iss If Mop,ic-llo, Lover aprncelo and
M,,c,s Mlpneso;s tss decided that un1er the law
",Iv b.Df6cisnes OF the trust are the occupants OF
tbe towns. an ,ooo,,,izsd m, the DE.
nrotet the claims Interests OF nonresident
P.asolosfs oT lot oeneIs. The qusntlty OF land for
80 purto ss caDuot exceed 320 acres, under the laT
reulstipg thai subject. .,n... r.
Samuel H'ppell nss been apPoiotsSo rO'''n'''e' Vi
Iesyepworth, wee ClsIk'oD, Tesigntd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

AsoIHER CRlyAssE.-We learn With regret, ssys
TIE d. Piea,use Of the Sd inst, that another Gro.
vase bs. opened on the other side OF the rvsr soo
rriI. AID half above that on Bells psotation. IL
IL ip the levee of n. Fortunstus Fsyzend, and was
about twenty feet vide when intelligence OF It w
A. NJ down this morning. Efforts we're being made -
ston IL Ard s TO be hoped they viii prove suoosss-
fn or The consequences must be very trying TO our
already sorely pressed neighbors.
Tuy DyyALcArIos ~ TEssIsscK--We learn from
THE M,mpAs Buitin that in addition % the pluedcr-
bv rhs Secretary Of State Of Some $5 0O aa9 tes
smbezzitmsnt of $l3 900 Of bonds, tnst sboald os
tbe Controllers office, by nobody knows who. sases
has been Uncovered by t'e investigstLg conn1sss =
fuItber plunderipg Of 800 000-by nobody see1s %
Lrow whom the shape Of coupons taken tns pax
Tennessee So far then. there found ou. 70 uSvs o
taken place pfenrg TO the amount OF so~s *'o"'v".
H,oH W.rrR ~ TIE LAKE-A corrsspoodsos o.
Ts. Ea,n,,r,lk Ttkgraph states that Lake Enc =
no higher ty ak feet than was from the first sstds-
~. nj the G: untry in the year 1873 and that fe0
The vear 1892 10 this day TIE Lake has been nAkfaS
coo,tsnt inrosds upon lsads bordering thsreos nses
Io.s Of land has been sustained where farms eN ss
nrotscted BY rock coast Of which thsre u esop9c
lively little on the southern shore. Tes vh1r
tribuss the uniform high sage Of water v tss heee
Rock Dam, though vet sessons d ooafss esass 10
tustiOns.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

of their leader; but the dead past must bury its
dead. The youne and, as yet, pure energy of the
illinois Republicans must BE- devoted 10 better meas-
ures and better men than be aJd hs. EGYPT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Movements Of Troops.

ST. Louis, saturday, July III, lSos.
Two hundred troops from Carlisle Barracks arrlsed
here yesterday. and immediately transferred 10
the stesmer Silver Keel, TO proceed immediately TO
Fort LeavenwoIth.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
FIRE In Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER, Mas, Saturday, July 10, 1858.
A IRE bro Ike out tbe afternoon in Nathan Wash
city Los sbout a. coo; Lo insurance. Work will
be delsysd about week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

BOSTON, July ii, lX1S.
From 10 70 o'clock to-day was the ~armsst for
seve,al wears The Thermometer ranged from IS to
400 In the shsde. At 4 D. m, heavy showers CON-
acpoed, ana continued TIL evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

LENNGToN, ny, July To, Io0o.
City Marshal Beard vas murdered by man named
BAKER, while endesvoiipg TO srrett him. crowd
collected and hung the murderer few nours alter
ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
Departure OF the City Of Baltimore

HALIFAX, Surdsy July Ill, lSoS.
The screw stsamsnip Ciiy of Baltimore, having re
paired damages sailed from this port at noon to day
Sunday for Liverpool. Weather clear, with light
soufh wind,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

ACCIDENT ON THE EVANSVILLE AND CRAwsroRDs-
vrIIy yKAILRoaD-The S)uthw bound passenger
train on the Evansville and Crawfordsviie kairosd
rsp eff the track on Wednesday afternoon, ns1
Princeton. Several persons were injured, smoag
others Mr. 8. L. Soutnsrd, Messenger Of the Adams
Express Company between Indianapolis and Evsss.
Vile Both mis- legs badly broken ono above sad
the other below the knee. lClncnnau daze%S'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
NOUS of The Atlantic Telegraph.

81 JOHNS MI, July II-b p ".
We are yet without the leas' Intelligence of tue a'-
I.r,c Telegraph, there having osen 10 Signs o' Tue
ffgats NisgsIa at Trinity Bay at cock 'n' e'sang
Il ,o,,b e.,. and TIE weather cold sni fogsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
FRANCE.

uwas rumored that Admiral Hsmelin will resign the
Marine Department, which devolves on fnnce Nspo-
leon, nj mister of Algers and the Colonies.
The transformation of sailing ships into steamers was
going Oh with much sctivity in Franc'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
ITALY.

The Prince Royal Of Sicily hal been married to the
Duchess Marie Of Bavaria
Piedmont persists in demanding indemnity from
Naples in the affair of the Cagisri.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

LAsp sALEs IN CALUoRsIA.-rhs lard offered In
tbe Presidents proclamation embraces 10 tns aSsfe-
gate an area Of 5,23l go acres viz:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12

The Austrans are fastening the construction OF ten
new forts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
SPAIN.
RUSSIA.

Spain is much incensed against England on the slave
question.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-12
AUSTRIA,

A Russian column was advancing into the Caucasus.