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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
ITALY.

The OIiniose Of Turin states from LOmbarfy chat
the gre aies, activity reIgns in the ar-ensl ct Venice
that the lumber of wOTkmen there has been doutlei
and tia, wsrhke stores Of oil being brought
in. IL sdCs that seyef arrests have taken place 4.
Milan and that students have been arrested
al Pava wh.re several houses have been searched tor
arms. many If shich have been seized. The garrison
hi oeen Increased by fell battery.
II has aires sdy been stated that the Archduke
Charles Louis br, ther TO the Emperor of Austria,
lately vis,e1 the Pope The Opato.e st-tss that he
is formal iotrusted With political mlssl N, Cue OBJ
ect Of VII ch is obtain perasson from the Pope To
1.c,nnv .oms new pei Of the Legation with Aus
tran troops in order TO be prepared against out
break
II IS affirmed that the SardiDian Government has
seIt to s ciplma,ic agents abroad circular reative
TO the rumor. o. war &ith Austris, declaring that
nothing Whatever h.nerto has arisen 10 confirm sue h
assertions.
A gentleman who engaged to write up the po-
itich pruns Cf Naples has made report of his visit
TO Procida. He found there 395 political prisoners
shut up in Mi erably dirty aid inefficient rooms sod
heir I'd was bao that they could OF eat II. They
were however permitted 10 buy from without some
thing more suitable 10 their tastes The part Of the
establishment appropriated to political prisoners vas
better than that set apart for cr nnals, and yet when
the gentleman and bis companions lett 1t they we're
covered With lice. The hospital Of tn, criminals is
ported as " in esoribably dirty The hospital OF tn,
political prisoners clean, but every bed was fur
ished with chain fastened to the wall passing under
the clothes, ana prisoner WAS bound with the
chain although be was in the last stage Of consunp-
tion Tie yititor astonished at tDls " "lnhunau-
i,y" but he was told III At ii necessary, it
in p"esb BILE TO get the usual guard ON the prs ners
when ll.
A Journal of Venice has been warned by the police
on account of its having either openly or coyeTty
manifested its hostility TO Austria.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
RUSSIA.
derce Of tie TnI<ps,cqnee Bei2e.

Cersspordenoe Of the InStp~ntanee Bdoe.
ST. PEIERs RG, Nov. 90 1853.
While the great measure Of liberation IL go ny on,
tie Emperor ta., IS you knoT, in spite of all oPpOs
ton smapcpated oil the peasants on the apP,nsges or
Lands, Of the Imperial family conprssg seyers hun
o,ed thousand souls have already snay zed the
nsrkab. ukase relative 10 this emancipation. have
ro~, the subject, fact whi,h is very ch.r-
actslktic of the difficulties which the Prince meets 10
the eIfvution Of bis generous desires.
For the management of the administration of the
sppsnsges adn'nistrati complicated 1T is ex
teIslye thsrs is special Department called the De-
patmert Of The Appanases. The direction Of this De-
psrtnen IL il the hands of Gen Mafsvief, Lot to be
copiolrc.d with the Governor Of Noi, thx eoergefic
man who frs. com pretended the plan of tie Emperor
in regard to emancp pator, entered resoluteIy upon its
execution, and carried Nth him the nobility Of his
province.
The Mursvietf Of the s2psaages has nothing in CON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Nrw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY DECEMBER %, 1858

chseIsl- ard more ard more seosIsls OF me
aIDo.t iu.urmouptshls ub-tse.ss which he in the
path before me. But l kpos th,, ne cso-e IL
iu,t csu.-. Loud cee.s.l know that ia .o"os's
/, necessary ~ the crest futor e Ills 'dn'rJ and
am t..iso'> CERTAIN thai, .ooner or i,'er !; mast
prevail lCheers From til platform DO no'
s,esk to yoa only-I speak to all my colntry'n",
lH.sr heaIl If they sish Tor Ref)rm-f they tnnk
Ne b.p..r. lfrmed csE able this q1ssuoo ~ thei
hay. any COS I'D. pee IN those with ~bom Al s-s'-
s,ed-ib.r Jet them NEE, in heir cities, their towns
leir Ill ges-Ir c"unify parishes even, where zee
.,,.ch n pot fOrbIdd-n-rt them meet sno sp"aA ;
-, tiem resolve and II. then petIiioe. n they do
his Ili,k oep progise ;'sn hal before lotg tney
x - il full possessiou snd in free exercise oi tho-T
uo,ica rgbts ~tich are not more nec.ssary 20 'ner
is,,ord interests than thy are con't'S,. win 'no
,;nc,,i.s ~ ,Lei- bosst.d Constitution. the honor
b 2. mi. men sat down add Oessiy and ions-conin'
nd ch.eIILg
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
GREAT BRITAIN.

II speech at the banquet given by the Fish
no, gers Company IN LoDoon, the Earl OF Carnarvon
ts n emJef tue Cab'ne took the opportunity
c.clsI the total diss IT o the Government from the
I.oun..Lc sops oi 81 j. louDgs pufOlned dispatch
r,l.tilg iutore pOcy 10 be pursued 10 the pro
tsct,i ats OF TIE lOuon loaid DE-.
seyeial oi,tugulshed politicians, Including Lord
PsmeIstOD, Nj Lowe, and Me-sIs Il 0sOn and Bright
hoo been tGoIetsing large public me'tiogs on p"ltca
topics gensral, and the Reform question 10 psftcn
lar. TIE i"ng-p. uCitg dcnObstIHntn ID the shape
a soi'ee, ut MAJ chester in honor OF tue two 4st-
ceuemen, carnc of on the evening of t1e lOtn
irst The fGe@- Trade Hall ofo1oeo with az au-
dI.rce Of about 5000 people, who sere enthu'stc 10
their welcome To- their two late TepSesent1' 5es ia
ParaD,cnt. ConprstuatO-y resolutions wer, adOpe 1,
std hessrr. G bson Il, d Bright spoke az considerable
length. The latter reiterated The seutimets recently
eluDcated by lin at Brmiogham eulo4lstlc of ihe
epreseLtatvt system Of toe Unt'n S,ates.
Some of the EDyl ylsS newspapers having Published :
rep,r r, ttaC Lords Rchsrc GrosvenOI, Frederick Cav
endish and M. Ashley ha been mJderec by pats of
Sioux lL0iaD-, LOId Shat sbury, the iath,r oi hr.
Ashley writes 10 the pagers, cOntra0ctng toe report.
Baron ROthscbil had piVea the sun OF t2,WU for
the purpose oi founding scholarship Tor the CITY of
London School, 10 con DoIatiUD Oi the 2tn July
1855 the q Oh which he was admitted o. Je", to
tAie bis seat IL Parliament
Tie M0rn,s Q Post having stated that Mr.. Horace
Ruubod had b, ID uouu ate0 British Minister 10 Pekr
IAe Time, Iee ITS ut IN At the Hon. Fred
eiick Bruce, brother to Lord Eg,n, Is to have toe
n. ssioD ard that Mr. RumbOld viii merely accO ~ any
him 10 inferior capacity.
A flhbusieiiug .beme against Ireland is said to
have beer broUght to light. Tho Cork Daily Re
porter Of tue ylh publishes the following in extra
ed tion:
AT IL o'clock this day, fifteen prisoners, charged
with being menibeIs Of an illegal soce'y, arrived by
the Banc Il train ucd.r the escort of large body OF
pclice. They sre oil young en-, and of Isspeciable
poriuon III society. Twelve of them are from Stio'
ter,en tiIee from BsDtfy. The captures were
cted ast Ms while most Of the Prisoners were 10
bed. They lie mbers Of the Phoenix Society, aud
the ibfoimstious have been against them by
ore Of Their body, uaued Sullivan. The object OF the
Soc,iy to tave been a. obtain Invasion Cf
oar country 10y Amencan flhbusters."
TIE Judicial Committee of te Prvy Council had
q hbiu ed the oeclsOn OF the Admiralty Court 10 the
matter oi the collision between the nercaa s'ip
North American and a Spanish vessel iu t1e Ifsh
CGaLptL Tie decision he'd hat both vessels were 10
tLAue.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
AUSTRALIA.

The Australian mail of Sept. l5 from Meibo1rne,
reschtd su, ID the Calcutta mail steamer the sts sn
.r Victoria, which was conveying it, having sprung
leak near Z. yob and the Oneida, TO which il vas at
fret Transferred, bsvirg Likewise broken down.
The amount Of gold accompanying tee msil was
fl30,Oc0 Tie steamer Mas ara l-ft AleIandr. on
the 7ih for FL sard, " tn the mails and treasure.
Trade wac quiet at Melbourne.
TIE Legislature Of Victoria assembled 90 the eth.
The dgsers we're returning, disappointed, from Port
CuT'ls.
The departures Of gold ships for England we're. the
Orse with ~, 30 ouhces, and the Kent, With 81 go
ouICee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
SPAIN.

AMa1rd telegram says that Marshal Donnell 81
declared hs, the Goverument nsi 10 preserve
III. Institutional system.
The first vote Which took place in the new Spanish
Congress gave the Government majority OF l32 out
of l63 vOt. =.
Letters from Spain state that the expedition TO
Mex'co ~il be Oh larger scale than was supposed.
Comfortable damage had been done at Seville by
iluLdatons.
There had been many shipping disasters the
SpsI.b coast upward II huoded de al bodies aud
great qnarti les Of wreck having been washed the
And alueian coast.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
MR. bright ON AMERICA AND PARLIAMEN
NINkt

A soiyfe was given in ho1or of the Right Hon L.
NJ Gibson. NJ r. for ASHTON .unier Tyue, aod Joha
Bright, NJ Z. for Birmingham, on the nth inst, 10
the Free Trade Hall iu NJ Mabcne,ter. Mr.. Bright, on
rising was greeted with the most enthus astc cneefns
He began by sp. ak Of the occasion not the CON
mem ration % defeat bat the celebration Of avictory
He had o.spsiTed, si'ce ne hsd been able 10
think matureiy upon pubic que'tions, of the utmate
triumph Of Parliamentary reform 10 Eoeiand Mr.
Bri. ht proce. ded as follows:
We DO no. propose IN the smallest degree TO call in
question 10 hu IT the prerosat'ves OF tne Cr1Sn'
btl.v We sIe pIepsred 70 say that the throne OF
Ell land be- filled With 20 much dIguity ADD - maoh
purity-Ihear, feaI as We have kn1wa 1t io oar
tiue al ss We know II now to be here hssr, and
applaus. I'VE hope that tue Venerable IN nSrchy may
b. perpotual lfe4r hear We 90 not propose
u dis even much less 10 int, ,he ,g1 aud con-.
st,u,ionsl privileges prerOS.uves o Tue House os
Pc.Is. We kIow, everybody keo"s, hooody Au""s
1t better than the Peers, that hoase o. hsieoitsiy
Legislation cannot be permanent iostitution 10 'ree
county Hear hear For se believe that su n an
institution 10 the of tune require esseetlai
modification. Last ye~, or the year i.'', Deli,
20 lie P,.rages. That deemed an essential
aaige by the present memhsls OF Toe
House Of Peers, and ia - manner that vas uo'
gracious TO the Qleentb.ar, hear that VAS MI re-
Fpectpl 10 the alton they almost insolen'y re-ctei
tie attempt of the Crown, and tho Ministers oi. tue
Crown Ia irtroC into the House OF Lords mepbe
whose ueelage shoul' exist only 80 long as hs life.
do Dot want to discuss the question now We wan
to discuss the question which - Immediately bei're
The con, Try shich the Government has brought be
fore the couu'r,-for VT do not bring it before the
country On this occa sion-sud question in which we
are deeply snd closely mt es'ed The House OF IN,
mons is called presume, because II Il understood
intended Ia rrpr ssi ell those per ions OF the peo-
pe-the vast msiority of the peopl-woo are not IN
elud,d 10 the privileged and titled ,l..ses Toe Con-
fti,utop, il kno~ pytbing about 1t, in'eodS that
th4t House stculd fairly, oPoulv ard widely repre-
who are called upon Ia obey the l.glslatiou witch
ia main er acted by thu; House. No~, wish to ask
ven tois rimpe questoo: DO you believe. after ex'
amir ing TIE sures tlat hav. been plsed oefors you
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The London Tunes hos the following remarks in its
City Article upon the Atlantic Telee
a. The question az to the replacing Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Cable 10 likely to be decided IN fe~ days
Tbe Company have male apphcati, IN tC the Govern
n.pt for Il guarsny of "a E cent on E1o', ,0oo sub
iect TO the ssne cODoitoos as that of th1 Red S'a
ipe ard this las be backe0 by memorials slguef by
the kaoicg firms, not only cf London, but Of Ma 4
chester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Halllat
Braoford, Hull, Glasgow, Poislr, am Nor~ici. Sdf
poting u 40 be granted, CUnr acts VIII lunedlatey Oc
COL cuded for cable, aud any Iegotla l0os toat
NAV be tlougLt desirable with tle American Govero-
NE III will subsequently, be- eutefed int0. No atteps :
be made with any prospect oil success 10 'it Tue
clio cable until the r. turO of Calm weather al tlo eud
Of April May, AID, even under the beet ciriuui-
sauCes the expectations Win regard TO tue operation
aie not favorable. NJ Willie, 1t has beeo deh'
pi'ely asceItaped that the sting damage Vas
not a. the shore end. The laying of the new ead
hss been completed to oistonce oi twelve mI"s
cut from Naentia, and the portion taken up vas
fouod TO be III T. perfect condition tor all el-c-
uicsl purposes. ExpenDents lately undeftaRrn D
by p-rsvn previously uDconnected win tls eni-r-
mise strof civ support the ols la of rcuce that e
msit fault is about 20 miles from tie lr7h coast NJ
depth probstlo of 900 fathOms. There u also iault
q tie o'ner SIDE which Is thonghi 10 he aooot 0oV
n.s from New fnundl-nN curreL u, ro~ever still coo
tipue 10 be received although If kiod feeble suc
uncertain as 10 be useless for ary practical pnrp"se
At present the telegraph is 10 charge oil Mr. hehey
Who is manufacturing an tpphiatus sucn ae L7 eNpe
JeI &C ON the spo leads him - think may yet possibly
had To- come results but N could there be 2
hone of ac.i,vmg perU snepty any satisfactory con
nu1icatiou, Otherwise thsu by an e,trely ne> line
A,.r the unanimous expression of opinion, not merely
by The commercial tosus, bat 4 people a, iarse a
tie woIk is one the nsUn stoud not allOs t. tall II
NAV be presumed there is little dOoh, Of the requJ,C
hep bei.g accorded, subect to such supulat"1s a'
may project the gcI.rsl interests OF tue pubic
AmoTg other pr,yi-loDs, some IN toe coo
sTuoti,n Of the Board miglt perhaps be sdvaut tge
Ously ,euanded.
1Ae Do,ly Nescs, both in i's city article, ani ediI o
raly, con ments upon the appeal 10 the Government
and expresses the hope that tue application supported
~ it is by the most influential names in commercial cir
Cles will be granted.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
GERMANY.

The Hanoverisn Ministry had sustained new
check the Second Chamber having REJECTED by vte
Of A. TO sc bill proposing an increase Of the income
tax.
The King Of Prussia in his reply thacking the
Chamber for their address ssys they cannot give hi
a better proof Of their fidelity aud attachment than
by supporting his brother, the Regent 10 his difficult
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
AMERICAN FnLTBUSTERS IN IRELAND.

TIE Cunsrd steamship Asia, Capt. Lott, which
sailed from Liverpool at noon on the nth nssant, ar-
nv.d bere at about Z 80 lat evening. Her advioes
are two osys later than those Of the Pacific, and tSo
days later than those brought by the kaogaroO.
TIE Cubard Company aievft,se the scre ste amsnip
Jora 10 sa foI N.sYork the let OF January, al
sxtIa ythss ].
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

ANOTHER Reform SPEECH BY lib. BRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
MARINE DISASTERS ON THE SPANISH COAST.

saroeon's Commission in favor o. Negro Importation
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Correspondence Of Ls No,d
WARsAw Nov. 10. 1853.


WARSAW. Nov 10, 1853.
Yon are aware hat the p-rcr h,. MT RAJ hed the
project Of the Commlt,, euta ted with the reg isaon
OF the ,e,f question IN Pisod all hig aud io~ have
bee, pleased vim hl. reu 81. ins'esd Of attempting
to carry out tie Imperial ies toe COMMITTEE sci i'ssh
at work up0o IN. ideas 1T the Aozo-maniscs sSi pro-
posed to change our pea..ntry INTO teuantry aho"
ipg them 20 prop-ry or tb-ir Own, aboIrniog US
ris hfs which iisy bay- s"q AIRED by prvafe couus"
with popr.tors ard attacking sl tho local pfe)adoe'
Of the corrt, sno the 0j.ok communal. Tbs r,fd.a@
the Committee. = plan snow- de-re To place Polshi
on the saus footing this respect tho rest oi DO
Empire.
Sr, P,TsssBURG, Nov. 13, lSa
The black tray ged,an ir> A,rdge, made his debss
last evening at tho Ibed,y, du Ci'qus, in Othelo.
Ahhougn II opera ii. t, the Cvqae was jaDnod.
The tao fr,r acts e. the bou-- acts Of eIpec!s
tor. Bu; rom tr- rctue IN VIII ch Othelo fees !&
first papgs o. Jealousy, and exciaims;
Ab Lis.ry, sh, MISERY
the actor stirred the pubic to enthusiasm. Thes
words .e,e proDouDcea by hin a wonderfully inde'
scrib,ble ~sy, a. much was there in his vaoe Of
cespar Of love srd oi the 1eepe agooy. Wnst moro
can ssyl IT,. talent II II. Atridge s well known.
lbe Ufbh~s. OF hs ih"ndton-, tue c'pcepH~
savage fury which appear in rsre and nfepr'S'"
bursts ~th"ut wasting itself 10 contioua shrsss' '0'
pnss ateD.s- snd, at tie rame time the mo'e'e'V"
Of bic manper ali these qa.lities have achieved I"
hm unbnuef reso3D.
ST. PpTERsBrRG. Nov. "a, is1''
About 400 vessels losoed principally with gran '''
iron ave been frozen upio the Lsdoga canal Se'p
eCO bsrk., tie aotomnsl caravan OF NjhDi-Vo''cnH,
are frozen up Of Novgoro. sDd in the Nevs nssii
lurdrsd vese.ls have been surprised by the eSV
Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

CtresprLcenS HJrds
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. z ls''
The question Of emsoGp,yoD, 80 far a. II %Poo.
upon tie Emp. ror, is getting rapidly. lie ns -!
ordered that the s.ri- b.oug og 20 the mines ua'"
direction Of the Monster # Finance, be nee'
months, ard three Committees have been o'gs"'' ~,
csrry ths orter lIto efTect-ons for the Govs'nh".
Moscow, al Ither tor Orenoorg, aid the 'nifa W
Ursl.
Fuliy 10 realize tie importance of tois fnesa'' 49,
must remember th., Al tsi, pes'aul , empoyed Wv
uin,s s.re orgirally free. Bif Peer the ufe'r -.
wished 10 encours.e ueta-scrkdg 10 Rn-sis, gov "
All VINO d.sred il. ocb'e- a, well 81 merchants, se@'
ana for,st, wlere tLey couli ct the wood nece'''
for their foges.
The powers Of these pro oristors over lne -
ants who II tabitsd 'be-e vi ,ges Wa bnitedi pun"
BY little il sas extend ID until these peasants '''
actosl seff-. oo 900
ST. P.rEFsBURG, Nov ~ 100
The l,rSbolas,s os pol.ed have made an ac1nP'~
secoIe Themselves as 6rmlS ~ they e'n as" 4
cor ssqu- nc.s Of emanGpsiiou ihs Gun -.
Polish estst4s nre persoI ally free, 'u, 'pey ~
ent on the prop,ie,ors fJr the lands which 'n'y
unoo. Tne.e men were wsned 90, oecau'o
,.,rs5 ,bs, ,hev ~oud claim the lands which Ine! ~
orr;.1 TIE ,e.plt mas been multitude OF SUM-
which Il has been decided that the cniuVh''n'
be expelled from the lands ~hich they nave 1. -,
ror fro those which we're originally con'ds'e1 s,h.
lard, of the peasar,.; aoi that tuey ~ have '"'
TO eoter upon full posse-sion OF them y -. - ar
general emancipation is pfoc'ainied. ...,os
chsksf u " submit sgeDeral plan w ""
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-14
THE REPUBLIC.

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-14
A Magnificent Haul of Piunder.

The following extraordinary statement,
given in the Bombay Telegraph, has been
before briefly noticed, ''It is stated in
letter from Banda that General Whitlock's
column have made large 'haul' from the
rebels: A company of the Madras 43d
Native infantry, attached to the column.
found l40 cart loads of gold bricks aud
nuggets and forty lacs of rupees, aud
more was expected to be discovered. Be-
sides this large amount of treasure, an i'm
mense quantity of jewels has been found.
These are supposed to have been the Jew
els belonging to. the Peishwa's family,
which fifty years ago, mysteriously dissp-
peared from Poonah, and were supposed
to be in possession Of Scindia or Holkar.
1t is believed they were stolen by Bsiee
Rows brother, the adopted father of
the present Narrein Row, who is now .
prisoner. The treasure and jewefry found
are said to be of the value of nine crores of
rupees, cor nine million sterling" The
last news of the Nena Salfib wss tha hu
had crossed the Gogra, and was reported
to have sold his famous ruby, vslued BY
the natives at fi,000, ,eo6, for fI000.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-10-14
Valuable Discovery and Heavy Transsc.
tion in Ambergriss

Schooner Watchman, Captain Charles
w. Hussey, of Nantucket, captured
sperm whale cruising in Sam Bay, from
which was obtained eleven barrels of oil,
worth about $50. The most valuable
part Of the whale, which was a very large
one, and in a perishing state when struck.
consisted, however, in the extraordinary
secretion i'll the intestines of about six hun
dred pounds of ambergrls, a solid, obaque,
inhammable substance, possessing a pecu
liar scent, which it always retains. The
largest piece before known weighed one
hundred and cighty-two pounds, and was
purchased of the King of Tidore by ths
Dutch East India Company. Another
piece found inside a whale near the Wind
ward Islands was sold for f500 sterling
The article melts easily into a sort of yell
lowsh resin, and is soluble in alcohol,
in which state it is used as a per-
fume. II is also employed in refining
gold, and by Catholics in burning incense
in their churches. The article, however,
is rarely obtained, and from its scarcity
commands great price, selling at from
ten to fifteen dollars an ounce. The owners
of the schooner hoped to realize Sc, 600
from the sale of it. 1t was sold to an en-
terprising firm of druggists in Boston, for
the large sum of $4,000 the whale yield
ing SIC, ,450, which is said to be the most
valuable on record The purch asers will
probably realize Sc, 900.