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Foru3> Igms 1t is stated that the con-
sumption ~ ~. tobacco in France Is Increasing
s,N'il.y ,ha. the imperial manufActJri.5
can scarcely supply the demand, and the re-
v.nue from the sale of the pres mt year is OK
r-r;-l to reach one hundred millions Of
francs
An explosion Of the heating apparatus in
the church of St. SUlrico Paris, had occur.
r'l during divine service, killing three per-
] sons and woundng several others.
Very were weather had prevailed through.
out Franco, bat tle cJll had materially mo-
deratcI.
The remains of Marshal Radetzky woro
lvjn. in STAT. at Milan, and the funeral which
Wa {, D. attended by twenty-five thousand
soldiers, was to taxi place on the lith Of
January.
The Russian army has been ordered to
wear mourning during three days, as the de-
ceased was a Russian as well as an Austrian
Marshal
\ letter from Vienna states that the re-
ducti3n u. the Austrian army has been moro
considerable than WAS expected, fifty thou
sand men having been already discharged,
whereby a saving Of 10000, 900 forins ha.
been effected.
The Prince Of Prussia had determined TO
visit England to assist al hi- sons marriage
with the Princess R1val Great rropara-
tons wera making in Fnland for the event.
and a!sp at Berlin iur the entry Uf the royal
pair int that city.
We have alyic's ola continued persecution
Of tho Christians in Madagascar Thirteen
persons had been nut 10 death, whilc many
more had been subjected to torture, and a
number reduced to slavery,
4 contract had been entered into hctwcou
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l.tr ha
-,
o2r'ous extracts ""''" W. l"''''" Will give
the reader a fair conception ot the whole. 1t
c.ill ran,v him for its ror,,s,l. even AGAIN and
"e''"'
-,
oPLHOh Of H'N' f. = ph'A'h' Jh'
OF 81. LOUIS,
~, THE rporos,r TO REPEAL. OR MODIFY
tn. <sl.rRA1Ily LAWS.
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Nm B1uR.-Mr Chairman. whenever it
shall be in order, snail offer to the House the
',T', yes ,', ~, "'.','' ' -i' '''' 9''"''
- members, he appointed 10y the Speaker, with
m5trHct''Hs To 'nIufg INTO 'Nr rN'elencE o. pro-
.-I 'r r v s,,, ., .,ty !, bo c,ld,i,aJ
,i,h sol,red pa,.on. from the United states. who
are now free. or vino may hereafter become free
and who may be willing t. sottle in such territory
as a dopendenty Of tae United tate, WIN ample
s"I'An'''S % ''''' y','"'' '"' P'''''-'
II wtS rem !r"ci ny gentleman from ZEN
nfss1e lMr: MHynard) tIe oth'r d1y' on TINS
hopr, t1dt he had hop.l anu Dell we'd that
thi' question would ne discuss "a ana "isl1Sed
OF without r'ier ne to the sohleGt 'i slavery
tr,i o,i'lI' Amaricr r[ T5, in(,1irv wns made i'm.
modiAtely. by many around m: GLOW long
will it be before thcc, are slaves there %
This inquiry shows what Is almost univer-
is at the bottom Of the whole m J1cment
There is 4 party in this country who @ fr
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HOUSE

ill -t
ThcSreaker announced the following mem
ber- us tine : lcct Committee on the Pacific
Railroad Phelps of Mo, Jones Of Tenn,
Wu,hhUu Of Ne, Millsn Of Va, Curtis of
IJwa Corning of y. Y, Ind rwo1d Of Ken
tlctv, Grocs7 c, of Ohio, Gilmor Of y. c.,
Singleton of Miss, Farnsworth of Ill.,, Phil
lip, OF Pa, Leach o. Mich, Bryan Of Texas,
and Scott Of California.
llr Gartrcll Of Ga, made a speech in sup
port Of slavery, hesitatng not to defend the
institution as being strictly in accordance
with right the sTictost dictates Of humanity
and the word Of God. The time for apology
was passed. The southern people are unit,
and stand before the world 10 defend and en-
tirely justify it.
Nj Washburn, Of Wisconsin, thought
that the President had arrived at a lame
and impotent conclusion, in declaring that
the monetary evils Of the country proceeded
from the bank suspension.
Mr.. Granger Of Y. y said that the admin
isuti1u, by their extravaganza and folly,
had iucr the expenditures eighteen or
nineteen millions annually, while the revenue
has run down twenty or thirty. The demo-
cratic party, ~ called, turned the screw the
wrong way when they framed the free trade
tariff.
Mr. Bingham of Ohio, made speech upon
Kansas affairs.
The committee then rose and the House
adjourned.
WAsHiNG1oN, Tuesday, Jan. O.
SENATE--Mr Douglas from the Commit
tee on Territories, reported bill for the adj
mission Of the State of Minnesota into the
| Union, which was read aud placed on the
calendar
The Senate then proceeded TO the consider
alton Of the bin 10 promote the efficiency Of
! the army
Mr.. Davis argued t, show the necessity of
/ the pts,lg, of the bill. The army would
/ amount - II $50 mon, if thesa Two compi-
/ nj s. wereadI.d. lie preferred the plan Of
/ Calhoun T. that Of the pres nt Secretary
| nam lv, 10 have a skeleton in time Of peace
| capable of sudden expansion in time of war
| This was the most economical plan The
| increase is or asked by the Secretary on the
ground of a Mormon war. 1t was, however
not r1ua rlal In some sections OF the c0un-
. try it cla alAlU.t % gliJrCa the law Of tAt
. land.
Mr. Hale remarked that durin, the last
, year Nh. government expended about Sl9,'
900 600 for military rurposls, and th9re wac
a deficiency of 97.0JO0u more, making
/ 100000 900 spent In twelve montas for mil
itary purposes in time Of profound peace -
During the most expensive year of the las
war with Great Britain, the military eXpen
sts ofthe government never reached S2l 600,
600 When he first took a seat in Congress
fourteen or fifteen wears ago tho army COS
a thousand dollar- for each man every year
The bill proposes 70 raiee 6even thousant
oHR4ti,,nl
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ArTITTED ASSASSINATION OF LorIs MAYO
LroN.--lho Canada brought intelligence Of
an attempt upon the life Of tho Emperor Of
France and Of his narrow cscape-a matter
Of some Importance when the consideration
of the probable consequences Of his sudden
death is taken into account
On the evening Of the l4th, while entering
the Italian oper. in Rue Lopellier, Mt Paris
with the Empress, the Emperor Napoleon was
fred at and narrowly escaped with his life, his
hat having been pierced with a proiectile.
Gen Request, the Aid-dc-camp Of the Empe-
TOR, was slightly wounded in the neck, and
two tootmen were also wounded One of the
horses in the Emperor's carriage wa. killed
by the proiectles and tho carriage was broken
Fifty or sixty persona IN the crowd were
wounded and five killed Eleven Of the
wounded are IN dangerous condition. Three
shells wer' thrown at the carriage The En-
peror afterwards showed himself 10 the people
at the doors OF the opera house. and was 70
ceived with enthusiastic cheering He re-
manned till the close of the performance, and
on his return at midnight was hailed bv en-
thusiastlc cheers from an immense multiud
who We're waiting in the streets. The Emoe
iNi ~" t'hl'e.9 sunsIeu HVthIhS Hun w
event, and on the following dav attended
solemn mats accompanied BY the Minister Of
State. In the afternoon the Emperor and
Empress droyo out in an open caleche, with
out an escogt, through the streets Of Paris
| They were enthusiastically cheeied by the
people. Tho Emperor afterwards went to
the'hospltal and visited eight of the sufferers
! The copspiraton We're Italians, and many AZ
rests have been made, among them Counts
! Orsini and Pierre, Five minutes before the
attempt an exile OF 1852 was arrested close to
the opera, who had returned 10 Paris under
1 false name. On his person was found
grenade, revolver and poniard The Po-
| lice Of Paris had been forewarned by the Bel.
gian Police of the intended attempt at aseas-
J sinstion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-05

Tho decimal coins for Canada are in course
Appropriation at the Royal Mint, the designs
having been prepared for silver coins Of the
denominations OF 20, 10 and ) cents, and a
bronze cont
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WAsHtNGroN, Jan. q. 1857.

WAsHiNGTON, Jan. q. 1857.
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pr r.s-ua- any opinion a. all. Il.-' c,sJl--
lions ga lJr-, tn. President. and r..l l-. t.-m-
sti.c, . support every IDl ami u,r.. 1i tine
admins -l-I1n, Wa-u Ju-y cIucIlu. BY Iu-
stAc,As la-r s-nttpr5 10 g uEu ST. the
J4.. 81 ana otri"5 u-t9tr' N.tl the
"1 Mills .t'o has presented. Wa. n'.
CON 1r-c-.l % tl- 4I-sll ~ 81. H'A', aI4
with tia. calm di5nI-y which D.eJm-s as.-
N.rtsu State. declare and ann '.uet tIair
purpss ana t.er viii Nuy g' croGc--
lug Ike u.ls-r1ot s.N'' o. t-- a4-..n.7--,.-
u5n, uod hyp'-uucH"y otc.1T. ."At ta".
have tnt lHI.-sl c'n"I .Ae' !" I- Ft-1 --.
m-un t. end hE declaring Their .-.." ---:.-
GH'It" - "lp'7t t-t l+'. l-l .:,."- A' .-
s'G- i' has h''i-"; ''r"A'I Lao Ir '.-
Gaat h}i only Wu1Ines nl. d......n-.. %
MT q alb" the ps3I!t %. h~ns-7 ID lAdA-
their own constitution, but to lore. uu.n
them one made D.. tlelr enemies, aht c.-4-
/ pei obedience to 1t with the punt VI a., bay
net. Mir. ado proposed that 4. lJ should came
/ to tuut the peppI' sioIld resume the
S'4h'5uI ".'gIv r oJ' th;. .,''', ,' M
craven srirIted 1T of peor,. tnnn th,s, wb,
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VI, MowsH a kBAPER .---Ncssle Niilard IL
Ross Of Nusanno, lnye commenced the
Manufacture in that city Of a new machine
ntitlod as ahovs
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Mn BLuR.-Mr. Chairman. whenever it
shall be in order. shall offer to the llous, the
fdllowiu. rs ,luii3u, which covers the ground
tat propose TO discuss,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-05

FRIDAY MORNING, rraecaEY ). ISIS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-02-05

Bur lor me suppose Central imcnca--
tempting in gold and every other production
Of the tropical soil 10 stimulate cYrrtion, with
"a climate obnoxious only to tho black mau---
were opened up to him, under circumstances
20 advance him in the scale of humanity, how
long before masters in all the temperate Slave
States would make compositions To libeiatc
them ON terms that would indemnify them
for transplantation Hundreds of more be-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

Il Showing how the widest and most vicious Horses
in the world of kictips banking and bed habits Also,
Directions Pu hcssrs in.o Stable Ecoi omy ami Ieme-
dies for all which Horses liable. By jeremiah
Rsut,-isht the American Horse Tsmer Published
aud Tor .tle bv 4 MOORE Agricultural Book Publisher,
No l4O ulto New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
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rl,HE GREATEST WORK Of this AGE, or Of
i any Age, since King James,, 1910.
sAWYEVs NEW TRANSLATION
THE HOLY BIBLE.

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WHERE. to FIND RICH GOODS.
w DRY GOODS CIRCULAR
CHAS. HEARD & Co., No. 3oi GRAND-ST.
exposition for the present week be Justly termed
an EVENT in Goods Market only of the
richness the Fabrics Offer but the pces attached being
in the aggregate full - -
20 PER CENT BELOW COST.
A evidence Of the fact
WE OFFER THIS DAY,
LARGE INVOICE OF
RICH MUSLIN DE LANES, New Styles,
At ONE SHILLING per yard.
10 600 yards rich PARAMATTAS 6X4 wide,
AT ONE SHILLING per yard.
Also,
Five Cases
SUPERB COLORED SILKS New Styles,
Al FIFTY-SlX CENTS per yard.
ROBES A NOLANTE,
ROBES A DOUBLE JUPE,
CHENE BAYADERE ,.
AND BLACK GRO DE RHIN SILKS,
FAR BELOW ORIGINAL COST
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT
present, new fes,ur this week in many styles OF
LADIES RAGLANS,
CIRCULARS
AND CLOAKs,
which we re enabled 10 sell a. ~ u
LESS THAN THE MATERIALS COST.
IN HOuSEktEPEks, GOODS
we oer rafeyet with In the city
CHAS. HEARD & Co,
No. SOL Graudst
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
CE G o y ID T. ID | L 10 n,
~ NOW READY.
l. II = 4 s 4 l \ (;
THE HEARTS LONGING.

BY ALETH, limo. Cloth. I'll -.
Krestn is OIigins novel; written with fesi power Oy
some Of superior aquemcuts who has blended the ey
dcnce Of istdous and cultivated 'ase for sc9s!p and
the rcveament Of human n.rveousy shown il all It's
many charbers- roodod with sunshine its
srouded in morning it, holy in the starlight These
Mltonc nagcat,ons TIE lsdie. who .ward the prizes
the yisois will doubtless io upon, sd with one accia'n
bind tho aures upon Aeth's brow" IT,: >. journal:
The story possesses charms not Oxen lonHd 10 oaTu nc
ton Boston Po.t.
"lts written with dran at power aud thrilling interest
without h;hns H. even TO the TIC author he's studied
human naiasc to ise BIBG, of SG N 'as porand As.
h wild, weird production, abOuneins n sSs'Tronsht
Incident Norfolk Argus
remarkably elevated VEINS style of prosep3ey very unusual
The student Goethe for the ending OF the
volume s in style of German poem hsn an English
lnDcc." - So".r
and thinker, winch will be read with pleasure and profit too
alt is no less fe,h aud ercns in its character than the
,voI,a.Ieaiowu.d Bronto novels Pniii' cpha Item,
hc book is marked by e.ug a ettJ pet tts are Vsio
aud 5v.u On The whole ts strange tale will make i'm
preesi,n; and, If non mistaken reputation for the
is .ionstely written history OF .he heart worked
with milueness Of detail wealth Of eloquent aeton and
.asc patton Of interest, ally remarkable IS Times
TITS Is Oil Extraordinary booh-Iu" NY "iteI eLa
evidently the work o master hand The deon Is elegant
ach advancing chapter We pronounce the book the prodnc
tionoi man VI genus "Lo has sNtn e.nynee Ei Pq~e
high order tNew-hoTk Day BOOK.
Sine Iarc ryre have not ouro power aud at.rao
zion more of rcuus hc uucobes the soul snd sets out
stark naked to The veS, han he Ac'h) possess"
Ithas much sl,.4ncy d certain inde6nable tone which
LIS beyond IL, ordinary ranse oi novels. Albion
In his yss Of tie hc''i 'hc anl.r s,r - i.est oea
One literary productions of ;he season, aud
mott welcome ono 20 Us IL has ne 'eI hasgns ssi Whe
increases read We strongly eeommend 20 thc
'''''' "'''' STANFORD DELIssER, Pesh:der.;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
'VHE AMERICAN SCHOOL UNION

THE AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOI.U UNION
i publishes 900 choieo ILLUSTRATED BOOKS 0r ChI'
Fhey are no publishing Book every sau.1ay morning
Lesanty illustrated Catalogues may be had without ehar: BY
sadfee the AMERICAN ST UNDAl-SCllOOL tNlON, NO
il.2 Cles,nuts Philadelphs No 575 Brosagay New:
FORK rhcr found also large assortment Of Bbes and
he Books various Evangelical CHURCHES
NEW MUSIC.-Balmoral Schottisch by /. II.
~ Brown with splendid Hthog.ih, Soc. Le Crepu,cu.e
Minuct SOC ICyisan Galop D. AbeIi with hthosraah c
Pearls and Diamonds MazuIks, Tonel Sooi Fairy Mnns,
LyEbers 2 North Star Qusdries, Strauss, ~ Just pub
Hsled Sent by ma postsso Fifty Pianos and Ne9dsons
70 let S. I. GORDON. No 7o5 Broadway. near 1th-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

NOBURN's EXTRA OIL-very uEenor foS
Na.hipsry snA Burrns-nore dsxrsl a bsIfsS "
70 u saIjorG JOHN ". QUINCY 4 90, WIND -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

and will be published shortly by c. sCEiBNfR Brooks
Buidius No I2i Grand.st doors East OF bfoad"sN
TIiT POWER or PRAYER-As illustrated Ia Tie wonder
m disuv. # Divine the Fdolst and other meet.
me- M New.Yok By the Rtys lreraels llle, w. editor
OF The New-York Obs,ryer vol. linO.
This be an su, tic reliable history Of the origin
and progress manner Ia which hey are
ccrrrd-skr.rb,, Qf the thrilling attending and
rouudius te q complete record of the ost fcnlFkabe
OF conversion requests for Prayer a1 e1
raorduary answers incidents and Interesting re
expepces Book hss been called for fTol az parts 81
,e com try and cannot fail very BOOK thai every
Cis In tb land a, other IDS desires TO read, as !. viii
s;ye the facts in tho remarkable manifestation Of Go rs
Grace since the day Of Peniecost
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
A NDREW }. GRAHAM,
A NEW AAIUsFMENT for GIRLs.-PAPER

INV NM II MIN IUI - IIf1s II ~
be- psb,bed Oct Is Eay orders will have the rs attention
W. L. JONES, No. lj2 erh-ay. New forh
The trade suppied BY CLARK, AUSTIN SMITH, No.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18
1T ID GOING WITH \ Il II E
i Published Oct. Il:
NEW.ENGLASD'SC CHATTELS;
LIFE IN THE NORTHERN PooR;HoUsE.

LIFE IN THE NORTHERN POOR-HOCSE.
1smo. Id itratcd. Price ~ y.
This story Of Newf ng.ands Chat el presents interesting
though unexr rected nay sad II not revolving picture o New
Fnrds society and custom. II viii strike tue reader with
as,oIsmen that this bshyrelne, educated pous and
free society there degraded pubic human OF
their bone of their les and chldrcn, hsd
In the hands Of the town and sod be supported often
the block the lowest biddcrwho kept on the poorest
food and IN abect confortlcss cOudon, iseaby housed
clad sgs denied many piyese that otlef men ciain anu
practice d then incontroyertiblc nihi. .
As the demand for this work viii BE- Isrye, booksellers
are requested send in their orders carly possible
sample copy viii be by mail postpad receipt OF ths
mice. Adde'S IA. DAYTON, Publisher,
No. lC7 Sassis si-, " ".
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

, vel Good. from the wreck Petris.-A large In
ChiNA, saved irom the above vessel! will b. sold.
Ss,,e or r,tsi ~ low prices, for CASH only, C. c,
tss.ohs CHINA HALL Nos Sol and 5S5 Broadway, be
" heaseA.eprs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-18

The Regular Meetings 81 COMMITTEES Oh BIN
SERS held EVERY DAY No. lOl NssssG-s; next 20
She Herald Office.
"Brgh. eagle Of Columbia rise,
The hope Of FreeInen wAses:
UIlug Banners 10 the fkies,
Now iigtt thTougt dar.ne.s oTssss' o., .
JAMES ACKERMAN, PscslceDt
EpwsEp A. MILLER, Secretary.
Target Prizcs!! Tnrgct Prizcs!!-i have s2s,s oi
The fnr,t and Cheapest PLAlED GOODS for Target Yrns
tia. b. obtained N the city consisting of PITCHERS,
GOHLFTS CASTERS, CAKE BASKETS, 6c., Sc. t9rsale
=. n J.. - % & p-,,i,- s;p hv LUCrIS HART.
No, n. Easily taken Up laid aside q. any time
n VII slsfaY- fnost delightful p7s.iine
I8 An amusement which confer, p.rmanert oeIen'
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