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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LVERrooI CorroN MARKET.-The sales # Cotton
The Lyerp,o market FOR the three Gays uce ae de-
wee on speculation and for export All qualities had shsnJ
d.tned the Mdduz descriptions 20 the extent OF - o. Ip
lands, and Lied on Orleans snd h9p"'; hi' sie.
their stocks freely, but showed no ai'Poton - pres
Mesrs Clare sons quote Middlng Orleans az h9 l1 eii
ding Upland, llled. The market closed with declining
tendency. ,, H..
STATE OF TRADE II MANCHEsTER-The aivlces
from Manchester are favorable. Goods were hrg: ~,
LfvFRPooL BREADSTUFfs MARRET-Messrs klch-
sroson sten Co quote Flour dull aud oaota2n nom
nAl Ohio, p a. Whes very duI ana noin' Nj m I,,
Corn has declining ,eudercy aud prices were tnIy o"ei
IUrRrooI PROvisIoS MARKET-Messrs. Rich
srdon Spence Co. quote Beef heavy and pessng offered
bv foder. Pork dull ordinary Western % Bacon heavy
a,ion. nominal 5Q - g. Taow in but little inquiry and
price. weak; Butchers 81 td52
LNrRr0oI PRODUCE MARKET.--Rosn was dull
as64 for Cor mon ASH. dull; Pots .lshty lower and
quoted % Pearls s. Sugar quiet but steady hce Dun
Spirits TuTT nne steady AZ ~:
LoNDoS MARKETs.-lnth the London market, BREAD
s1urrs we're ste,dy suG.R steady. COFFEE firm. TE.-
average business without quotabe cnafgs In raves n"
IoyD0S MosEY MARKET.-Consos closed on the
Sta al 81 ss for money, and esi 1854 for account
AMERICAN SToCKs.-lllrOis Central shares were
quoted g = cent discount New ORR Central shares 9 o
THE LATEST.
LyERPooL, Dec. 8-Eyenng.
Tie sales Of CoTroS todsy 600 bales The demand
ha. better without Improvement, IN prices Holders
' PROVISIONS az dni LARp !. heavy. T.LLow 6rmer.
The PRoDvcE market IS generally uLcLsnesd. r,
Coxsols close t es for money 9s q9ss for
suGAK l. steady. COFFEE firm. TALLo~ very yh hIm;
Tie Corrok market firm today AID the sales estimated
a. 800 bales ~
BSE,DsTrrgs dull except Corn, which is in rather more
demand, but freel sold.
Provisions continue dull - ,
srGAR dull CoFrfE quiet. Other articles without ehanse
Co>sols for account ae quoted 90 eNdiycead. The
books sre shut and there is quotation ior Money
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24

FROM Puerto RIcO.-The Havana ;apers received
by the Empire City contsin intelligence from the
IslsId Of Puerto Rico 10 the 9Th ult.
Late importaions had rendered provisions Of all ts
ecrptons abundant; bat prices II 10 sted nsyeIthe
,es- remained as high ~ when they were seagce.
The French stesmer Monte Cristo bal been per-
njfted by royal order 10 the Spanish flag aud
wa. being repaired and improved foT navigation be-
between various ports Of the Island.
The establishment Of en- AgricultIsl Bank wss
being strongly urged in the Ponce papers but eyi-
deptiy without much hope of succsss.
The crops, il Is stated, hsd been destroyed by
heavy and unreasonable sains but on the other hand
the IMP or'aL. ones promise well.
At Arceibo. on the 3lst Of October, thers was a
serious inundation. Several walls arc snail buildings
were thrown down, larger ones were sousew,s. io-
iJred vaYOus estatss were damaged, and roads bro
ken Up, sDa nvsr navigation and travel were inter
rupted. No personsl Injury was sustained.
IN. o Picarsus, 18Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
The Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, thursday Dec. -, 1915,
TIE California papers by the Overland Mail furnish
a few additional items of news.
The Pitt River Indians have massacred several
whites.
The mines in Southern Oregon are yielding largely,
and new discoveries were being made.
Tidipgs Of the overdue steamer Columbia bad been
received She put into Umpqus Straits in consequences
Of stress Of weather.
Gen. Harvey had revoked the order forbdding set
tiers from locating in the Wala Walla country.
The treaty between the United States and the Ms
ausly Indians establishes perpetual peace, provides
for reciprocal assistance in the event of with other
parties and agrees that all future misunderstanding
shall be settled by the respective chiefs in friendly
council.
Direct trade has been opened between Puget Sound
and China.
TIE passengers by the mail report severe shock OF
earthquake between San Francisco and San Jose
The roads were in bad order consequence OF heavy
rains. and there was more or less snow from Apache
Canon to the Missouri.
Ore severe sand storm was encountered on the Colo
rsdo River.
The name Of the mer murderei at Dragon Station
some tine since, are W. II. Cunningham, james Bun
and Wm. Lang. The survivor, Mr.. St. John Of New
York. was recovering. Diligent search was being
made for the murderers.
A company OF troops en- route from Tucson TO Fort
Buchanan suffered severely from cold.
The Apache Indians had threatened TO attSck Tue
son. bat were ouy deferred by the presence Of AIner'
cars,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
Eleven Days Later from California,

THE QUAKER CITY AT NEw-oRLEANS.
Nrw-ORLIass, Thursdsy, Dec. g. 1858.
Tie steamship Quaker City is below.
Sic bAs l23 passergers and San Francisco dates Of
tie 9Th int.
Toe steamship Hermann arrived al Saa Francisco
or the 9th ult
The bark Columbus. Of New-Ionion was totally
wrecked in Shasta Bay on the lO;h of August.
The steamship Golden Gate, which left san Fran
cisco on the 9Th for New York, hsf $l,5W,00 in
treasure for New-York an6s 3;s3, Ooo for England.
Arrived al San Francisco ships S;smboul and Nszs-
rene from London; ABBY Bsosn from Liverpool No
arrivals iEom Atlantic potts reported.
Business was quiet.
Light rsirs had fallen.
TIE Overland Mail of the llth ult. had reached San
Francisco 9Th inst.
Money was easy.
Cru,hed Sugars were selling At l3c. Butter scsr,e
st 32i a3ic. Nails, iic.
The DO itical new. Il generally unimpOrtant.
Horolulu dates are to the 18th utimo. The Govern
ueut surveying schooner Fenpmore Cooper arrived
there the 9Th.
The friends Of Senator Douglas at San Francisco and
Sacramento fired q salute in honor OF his success.
The census Of Oregon shows that there are l., 80
irhsbiisnts there, ard 1900 voters
The Legislature to meet on the 9th, when
Douglas would be inauguraed.
Tie Governor Of British Columbia had issued q
proclamation reyokirg the Crown grant to the Hud-
sons Bay Company, organizing the Colonial Govern
ment legslzing his previous acts, and adopting the
laws Of England.
Tehuantepec tickets sold al premium at San Fran
cisco.
A severe shock Of earthquake was felt at San Fran
cisco on the 26th. It accompanied with gale Of
wind and freeing weather.
Col Fremont had been eectcd by the Mercer Mining
Company.
A block Of frame buildings was burned a. Sscramen-
to on the I'd met.
There was much excitement at San Joslun, in
cons, ouerce of the finding Of damonds, rubies and
opsls there.
Great excitement existed throughout California on
account of the law proceedings against the New-Ame-
da Quicksilver Mining Company Toe proceeds for
the shipments Of November were 81 $4,000.
TIE deposits in the Mint for November amounted to
sl25O GOO.
One hundred and seventy whalers bad arrived at
Honolulu with a. average catch Of Elk hundred and
twelve bsrrels Of oil.
The frigate Sarana, at Guayamas and the sloop-
ofwar yaudala was at San Francisco, last from the
Felee Islands
The dates from Mexico are to the 18th inst. Vera
Cruz was quiet. decree had been issued by the
Commander directing the citizens to arm Themselves
so as to be prepared to meet any attack.
Alvarez was near Aquils urging on operations ener-
getically
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
Universal

The N. J.. Herald publishes letter dated On
board the United States ship Cumberland, of st.
Paul dc LoaDdo, which well illustrates how com.
pletely our naval officers on the African coast, act
ing, doubtless under instructions from the Navy
Department, contrive to nullify the Webster
AshburtOn treaty, which requires us to keep
squadron Of seventy guns the coast of Africa for
the suppression of the slave-trade. In the first
place, instead of sending number of light cruisers
or steamers adapted to the service and armed with
two OF three guns EACH we send the frigate Cum
berland which draws too much water to get near
the cosst, and which herself supplies fifty or sixty
guns of the seventy required. Ia the next place,
this vessel out of fifteen months at the date OF the
letter, during which she had been nomnslly sta
toned on the African coast, had passed in fact but
twenty-five days on the usual cruising ground for
slavers and thirteen Of these twenty-five days
she was st anchor. Three months of the fifteen
have been passed at the pleasant Island of Madeira,
10 recruit the health Of the after their corfh
exposure on the African coast, and eight months
more at the Cape VeIds, making continuous abb
sence from the African coast of eleven months.
The capture Of the Cortez during the short period
she remained, shows what she might have done
had she stuck to her business. She got back, 1t
seems. to the Congo River just in time to LET the
Nanderer escape Still, Mr.. Cass and Mr.. Buchanan
have the impudence TO pretend that they are as
much in favor of the suppression of the savetrade
ss any body
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
five DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
A French Treaty with Japan.
NONTALEMBERT'S APPEAL.
SERIOUS MARINE DISASTERS.
Another Ocean Cable to be Made.
THE PACIFIC AT ST. JOHN S.

ST. JoHs's. y. F., Thursday, Dec. q, 1888.
TIE steamship Pacific has arrived =, this port, from
Galway on the evening OF the 9th inst.
She brirgs Liverpool mail afvcss Of the evening OF
the stb ard telegrsphic accounts from Liverpool and
London to the 9Th.
The Royal Mai ,teanlshp Asia. from New-iork OF
the oath ult., arrived al Liverpool OF t-e 5tn inst.
The screw steamship Gla,gowi from Ne~-fork Oh
tie 2ith ult., arrived a. Glasgow on the 7th inst.
TIE screw steamship Kangaroo LEI. Liverpool for
New York at noon Of the sth Inst.
The United States soop-ofwar Marion was at s.
Vincents Nov 90. The Maoedorian WAS at Alexsn-
dria on the l9th, AID the steam frigste Wabash at
Malta on the 23d Of November.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
DE SAuTl.
ANEL GO-CHgMICAL EcLooUb.
Br OLNtR WEsDELL HoLssS

pf SAttt
AN RO-CHRMICAL EcLooUb.
BIZ OLIVER WTsosLL HoLsss
Professor. Bine-S,H
PROFESSOR
,''l me, o Provincial spesk, Ceruleo-N.ssl'
-, = there old De Ssaiy extsn, among 20,
Wh;., 'ering Boarerges, son Of silent thunder.
EeA> ting tax with nations
=, 49,. We Ssuty snbulan. on Terus,
RisS.c'.a hk. nor.als, dorrnient in right-csp,
D.y;r s;,br s., ell, hearing food-recsiviSg feature.
Three times dA 'ly Psseni
Breotbes there such icing, q oCern!ooNssAl
OK is he M n,tAas-ancieni Sord tor eume1s
Such as I.ivy told shout the vol ma wet-aurssd
Romulus snd Remus
Was he born of woman, this alleged De S"rsy'
Or living product of gslvsno action,
Like the dcarts bred 10 Crosse rntsoiaaoa
Speak, thou Cyano-Rhioall
plVr-Nosr.
MANY thirgs thou ask,st sCkknilebearing s'rssgsr.
Niue -copjeCturirg moral, po,k-ardtreace "asset'
prttermt Inv whiting, thine ear-nap ue'
Thou shalt hear them answered.
When the charge gsvanic ting'ed through the csbe.
At the posr focus Of the wire electro
Sudderl ly ppsarri a whi,etsced man among US.
Called hmsef" DE SAUrr.
As the small opossum IA il pouch maternal
Grasps the nutrient organ vhence the term ~Inrasis,
50 tie unknown stranger held the wire electric,
Sucklrg in the current.
When The current Strengthened, b.oomei the pAie-
faced stranger
Took no drink nor ,ictusl. vet grew fat and rosy
And from tine to time. IN shsrp articulation,
Said. "AH RighH De SAUri.'
From IN. lonely station ps scd the ut'eran,e pre Wing
Through the pines and hemlccks to the groves q
sieep.s,
Til the land was filed with loud reyerbers,oas
OF All Righr DE Shrri.'
When the cur-ert slsckened, dropped the mystic
stranger
Faded fsdeJ, faded as the shocks grew weaker
Wasted 10 \ shadow. Nith a hartshorn ordor
OF Gsinegratiou.
Drops Of d.lquescerce gistened on hi' forehead.
Whitsned round his feet dust Of eifiors scence,
TIL ere Monday morning. when TIE dow suspended.
There wss no DE Ssuy.
Nothing but a cloud Of elements organic,
c. q. IL. \. Eerrum Chor. Flu. Sl. Potas"
Gale Sod Phosph Mag Sulphur, Mang. n Alama "
Cupum n,
Such as man is made Of.
Born of STR am galvsuc. with it he had perished'
There is no DE Sauty there is M current
Give us a uey cable, then sgan We II hear hln
Cry Al Right DE SUrf.'
Atlantic Monthly Tor Jas
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
A CORRECTION
To tie ESi.oy ef ThN. Y. Ty,buss.

SIR: see in The TRIBUNE Of this morning, n your
account of newspaper assault upon my we, an
error which ought TO be corrected. Ny Nrynia
citizens have not certainly in this instance Oeeh
guilty of violation Of the mails.
Tn. package of books was sent by the Phlidelphia
Quaker not by mall but by express.
Don't be too severe upon Old yiIgInia-her ~ mole'n
what frightered at the opinions Of Warrington ano
jefferson snd otber Revolutionary patriots u tnat
State ON the subject Of Slavery but you perceive tney
are now " wlir 10 discuss the subject even N ther
stropgholds. The resu; Of sueh discussion cannos ..
dcnbsfn Trn,b ia az certain u be broogbt out by
ss fre from the collision Of the fnt and toe steel.
Yours truly. JOHN Z INpHA" WV
Eer- York Dec. y. lsoS
ron which we remark: That the editor OF Inc
Blue Ridge RsbIHiean said nothing oftbe pamphlets
having come by express. He said " TAs package
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
XXXVth CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE. WAsHIsGros Dec. g. 1853.
The Senate eas opened With prayer by Catholic
priest in white surphce.
Various memorials were pre sented, and a message
yss received from the President OF the United Safes
Mr.. CRITIENDEN Ky introduced bill to regu-
late the manner Of election of the United States Sena
tors. Referred % The Committee on the judiciary.
Mr. STUART Mich attempted 10 bring up the
Agricultural College bill, Of which the following are
the provisions:
Tie bill grants public lands to the several States and
Territories which may provide colleges for the benefit
Of agriculture and the mechanic arts.
Ensct tbst 592 COZ Of and be spport
State in quantity equal e acres for each senator
and RepTe.eDye in Congress 70 which the States are aoT
Sue That the said land sas being 'uryeyed 'h, Be ap
pooned in sections Subdivisions OF sections not '' man
quarter Of section ana wherever there are Pubhc .nd
sse tho .pporonmen .h. be .es:ed from :. h lands
Where there public amos the value Of - per ac-
Of their dis,rbutye said scrip 70 be sold hy nn
STATE ard he proceeds spphed for the purpose OF ' a
within Of any other State but their s.sgnees may
their scrip unsPproprsied public lands subject 70
SIC Al expenses Of management and disbursement sha
be paid by the respective States 30 that the entire proceeds o
All moneys from lsDd and scrip shall be invested in
oul'ea olss 81 GIue a. hi Con- ns,ns.n, fnnd for
udmnished, Of which the interest shall o u'ioapy aP
ni.d o The Of A. least ole College IL State
tfc classical studies teach such branches Of leaning as re-
late to agriculture mechanic suc a. the
Iessf1e, mas prescrbe In order 70 promote liberal ald
practical education industrial classes n tae several pur
SIC Derail. various financial minuts and permits 10 per
the grant BE- expended IL purchase Of sites tor eApe
mental An annual report snail be prepared ~ eih
College and BE- sent to eyory College constituted under
this also the Smiths nia lDsltion aud zoe
Department Of the Patent Office This bill passed the House oi
Messrs. FITZPATRICK, tAla.) IVERsON, GA
and BRIGHT lind objected, anc the Senate refused
to take up the BIZ, by Nays %, Yeas 20.
A debate next prurg up on the bill g'vlng PEN
sion to the widow and family of Cot Ilnnbnll, winch
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24

AcoundreIIy charges if not for his own sake at
least for that of his constituents whose proper
influence and power ia Congress must otherwise
be impaired by the unmerted obloquy under when
be labors. We believe therefore, that the Grand
Jury Of Westchester County has done ITS sinPio
duty in requiring Mr. Haskin's personal assalau's
to make good their charges or bear the orahd vi
ealumny on their brows. Though we never raiSed
finger TO stimulate them TO this performance oi
their duty, We rejoce that they nave oone IT, ahd
shall rejoice, let the result De "hat IL may
Whether Mr.. Hsskin has or has not deserved the
blisterDp limitations 50 thickly showered upon
him public Justice clearly demands their legal
investigation Only let that investigation be I'M
martial and thorough, and We are content.
Rut iu,tice would seem to be the last thing that
M. Haskin's libelers desire. From the moment
they were given an opportunity 70 establish their
charges, they have labored to divert public
attention from the real matter in dispute
by groundless and impertlnent assaults on
Indifferent partier, by lodges and prevaricatons,
and by bsrefaced attempts to subordinate
justice to psrtisan.hip. Thus, when Mr. Haskin
first made complaint against the Editor of The
Herald before a Grand jury Of this city, the bill
was thrown out, under Judicial advice, on the
ground that Mr.. H., being citizen Of Westchester,
ought TO have made his complaint in that county.
He then waited till the Election over and went
before the Grand Jury Of Westchester, who
promptly found bill; whereupon the defendant
moves and obtains change of to this County,
swearing that the case can properly be tried no
where else II this be sound doctrine, " the Hon.
"John j. Smalley' will probably demand that his
case be removed to Putnam County, while the
other culpdts may think their chance would be
better IN Rockland or somewhere else. But, be
this as it may, we trust each case will be tried,
that the whole truth will be elected and that the
jurors whether ofthis party or of that, will be faith
ful to their solemn osths and to tho requirements
Of absolute justice. Ought not this desire to be
nniYerahll
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24

RESCUE OF LARKIS ASTIcTPATED.-A rimor hav-
ing become current among tb. friends Of LarkiD the
murderer, that Recorder Barnard intends to-day
70 sentence him to the State Prison for IT, IT was
stated to Diotrict-Attorney Blant yesterday, that
when the prisoner taken from the Tombs to the
Court Of Ses.ions for sentence would bo at
tempted by a number Of Dead Rabbits. Mr.. Blunt
dspatched word TO Capt. Bowling Of the S.xtL.Ward
Police, who will have body Of policemen to prevent
any attempt at rescue. II il understood that L,rkn
quite favorte among the the desperate characters
Of TIE Lurlieus # the Five Points.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24

today 70 spend the holidays q. home and msny others
have made arran gemeDts 10 folor Their example.
=. Sergstsck Was to-day rfrmed by the senate
az Warden Of the District Of Columbia Penitent.ary.
The highest bid for the construction Of the Atchaa
lays, La, Lght-House, was by Reany, Neate Go.
Point Foundry, n. \ 5000. There were nile other
bds ranging between these figures.
ID the Senate, to-day, memorial vas presented
f ON the grandson Cf Gen. Nathsuel Green Of Rhois
leland asking for sid to publish the ccuesp0udence
and other pspers Of that parrot. II was referred 70
the Committee on the Lbisry
The -oop of war Plymouth tas been ordered TO Nor
folk for repairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24

ALLEGED BuRGL ,RIrs.-Oihcer Young yesterday
morning arrested two fellows giving their names ~
James Kearney and Peter Murray charged with bur-
garously entering the premises of Hitler Sehoon-
maker. No. ) Chatham square, and stealing theretrcni
go worth Of paints. The accused il is alleged, wers
caught upon the premises with the property IN their
possession. The prisoners were taken before Justice
Osborn at the Lower Police Court, snd comiainedt0
prison in default of q, 600 bail esch.
Yesterday morning at an early hour, officer story OF
the Fifth Precint while psroiog mis- post, observed .
Young fellow Mastering through West Broadway, with
frkin Of butter upon his shoulder. The ohoer
stopped him. and inquired into his business and other
matters but considering his replies unsatisfactory con-
Quoted him TO the Station House. II subsequently, ap-
peared that the produce store of Mr. Valentine, No.
Is7 Duane street had been burg gsrously entered by
means OF forcing the cear-door and two frk'ns os
butter with other property, stolen thereirom. Mr'
Valentine appeared at the Police Station, aud identi-
fed the aforementioned rkn of butter a. his prop
ety and as having been stolen from his store. Tho
prisoner gave his name James Rogers, and w@
committed to prison by Justice Osborn, in default Of
81 900 bail From the fact Of two tirkns, ani other
property being stolen. it thought that two or three
were engaged in the burgarous transaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
GREAT BRITAIN.

The troop ship Bombay had r,tuned to Plynou.h,
completely dtmastec. She mad Lost overheard twelve
Of her crew.
A general meeting Of the shareholders Of the At
lalto Telegraph called for the l1tn Deceub1r 10
consider the condition of affairs. petition was n
circulation calling on the Government to give guar
anty on the rev capital recesssry to prosecute the
enterprise.
collision had occurred in the English Channel be-
tween the steamship Ceylop and the American ship
Wabap, bound from Calcutta for Hamburg. lhe
latter vas seriously damaged, aud lost overheard her
chief officer and one seaman, bat was subssqran y
towed into Plymouth by the Ceylon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
Fire..TI,e Weather.

BosToS, Thursday, Dec. %, 1898.
The Otis Scboo-IIouse in East Cambridge was TO-
tally destroyed by fire this afternoon IL cost WO
Thick snow-storm this evening; weather mild.
RousE's PoIST n. Y, Thursday, Dec. 23 1893.
The V, rInont Central car-house. at West Alburgh,
n y was burned down last night. One locomotive,
a fret and a second class passenger also de-
stroyed. ~ ., 1879
There was heavy snow orm yesterday. To-day
the weather is cloudy and cold. The thermometer
stood at zero at { a. m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
FRANCE.

The Government have decided on a. owing the ap-
real OF Moutaleubert to come before the Superior
Court.
The Monitor officially declares that the disluie'ude
az to the relations between France and Austria caused
by the newspaper discussions s by ne means Justled
France had CONCLUDED treaty with Japan similar
to that made by EIgl and.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24

n.,.n.s CANA ,., he whipping being
psper-and the pamphlets we,> eAA"u "
" several septlemen-thoush We were NOT o. "A.
" number-hence their character was discovered.
The " several gentlemen shall have the benefit d
the cOrrection-thst ii was not public mail bag,
but private expressing which they violated-h
that is any help to them.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
THE LATEST, NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dec. %, 1855
The motion of Mr.. Sherman of Ohio TO refer the
Navy Appropriation bill to the Committee on Naval
Affairs, was intended to inaugurate system apply
ing to all General Appropriation bills, thereby
diminishing the power of the Committee on Ways
aud Means, and encouraging retrenchment.
Although not presented as strictly party measure
il will receive strong support from the Republicans
Mr.. Kileore of Indiana will endeaSor, after the
recess TO introduce, under suspension OF tue
rules. bis resolution demanding information CON
corning the action of the Administration respecting
the landing of the slaves IN Georgia
Objection to-day was made by Mr.. Garnett oi
Virginia to the introduction Of the resolution This
is indicative offs determination on the part OF the
extreme Southern members to smother investisa-
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-24
The RaI,,mort Sua contains the follow

IyDr.sA.-7Ae Baltimore Srs contaihs the follow
irg special Dispatch
"ispraSAPa,rs, Ind, Dec. s2.-The Legislature
Of Indiana to-day during the session. passed resol1
tion declaring the seats ~ the ntea otatss SenaS
nom Indiana vacant and elected Henry s. Land Re-
publican. and William Munroe McCsry, anti-Lecomp-
ION Demoerst. TO du their places, or the vacancies
thus made. The vote was 70 n the Senate and 81 n
TIE House. The Democrats refused TO vote. Tbs
singular action of Tire Legislature has caused much
excitement.