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HNLOTIlING.-Justr received, beautiful lot Of
u Clothing, consisting OF over aud Business Goats,
Vests and Pants, which will sell cheap for cash.
Oct IS c. W. ROSS.
uDOOES AND SHOES.-Just received, an
ID other lot Of Boots and Shoes, Of tie very hest
quality, and for sale by iOcil5l g. W. ROSS.
SCHOOL BOOKS aud STATIONERY.
- Just received, large lot Of School Books Station
cry, Sc, which will be sold cheap for cash.
Oct 10 G.. W. ROSS.
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UsALru OF SAvASsAH.--Thc Board Of Health
rcport seven interments for the Ioriy-eieht
hours ending on the 10th instant, at 7 =. M
five by yellow fever.
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tIg-rhe State Of Alabama has contribu.
ted more than any other State in the Union'
towards the purchase Of Mount Vernon.
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The following scheme viii Zee draue by = swsS a
Co ManAeers % the Sparta Academy LnIirrS, IN each
OF .htu Sinrlt Number Lotteries FOG ovtotcF, l>S,
at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in pubiic, nhdeT the surctih-
tenArprs Of lonumfssl0ugrs.
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In Ordering Tickets or Certificate

Eclosc the none, address for the Tickets or,
dsrcd, receipt Of which they will he forwarded by
Hrst mail Purchasers have Tickets ending In any
ngurr they may designate,
Thelist Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers Immediately AFTER the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post once, County and State,
Remember that every prize Is drawn, and pay
able Ia full without deduction.
An Prizes Of sl,o0o and under paid immediate,
~ after the lrawngothet Prizes At the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communicat ionS strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Crrtihcst-stO
June 4-iy-5ad T. SWAN co, Augusta, Ga.
sW- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At.
lsntn Ga can have their orders hed, and save time,
by addressing Swan Co, at either OF those cities
~ 4 lot Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount ~ the prise that each Is es
tIeI to- gill he Published after every drawing In the
following papers Augusta (GaD Constitutiohatist,
New orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston stan.
dard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta tntcllerncer, New
York Weekly Day Hook savannah Heorgian, Richmond
Dispatch, New Nnrk Dispatch, rauldinF Miss Clarion,
and Little Rock (Ark) True Democrat.
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Pianos! Pianos!
MN SAIEIN AIliEAS TENN
1000 Dollars a Year.
We want Local and Travelling
AGnNT3

ZA~ III In I'D
In all parts OF the Southern aud Western states, To
whom the largest Commissions will he paid. Our List
includes over IS Volumes Of
". s. ARTHUR'S WORKS.
Also, a large and snlcable list Of
HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL BOOKS, &c.
Among these will he found LIVES Of JEFFERSON and
HAMILTON, Dr. T. X. KANE, and other distinguished
Explorers and Travellers, sc. Among our recent pub
LEGATIONS are the Pablo and Private
LIFE OF LOUIS NAPOLEON,
HISTORY OF INDIA, AND
THE INDIA MUTINN I;
LIVINGSTONE'S TRAVELS AND EXPLORATIONS ron
siNrFFS YE,Rs ~ Trg WlLps oF ArRlC,, sc, &c.
All Of these Books among the most saleable pub
lshcd. or
IIVINGSTONE'S TRAVELS
Alone, We have sold
OVER THIRTY THOUSAND COPIES,
and the sale Is Increasing Many OF our Agents are
making from s3to $40 day IN selling our Publications;
and We claim that List includes the most salcahle
Books offered to Agents and Canvasscrs And bcliev-
ing in LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS, We FUR.
nsh our Books Agents for from 10 to IL per cent
below the usual prices.
For full particulars Of Agency, Terms, SC, address
wv. BRADLEY, Publisher,
Is North Fourth street, HHddeiPhtd, r.,
Oct l-9u-h23
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YELLOW FkyER IN CHARLESTON The
Health officer reports the death Of forty five
persons by yellow fever during the past week
including Saturday.
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j. A. ANSI,liN n CO.,

GENERAL
Commission aud Produce Merchants.
ofhcs on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta. Ga,
NN-II.L give prompt and personal attention TO the
w sale Of Bacon, Lard, Grain, fuur, Cotton, aud
all articles Of Merchandise consigned !" them, Liberal
advances either In cash by ncccptance, made
tces In store when hills of adipg accompany drafts
J. A. aNslEY, IHdiriiUni Members Of IN. HAND,
}. =. WILCOX, rum, t'h' Aehit''
Geo W. Williams 4 Co, Charleston, :. G. W A. Rich
ardson Louisville Ky :. X, Reedet, Athens, Tenn,
II. Shapard a Co, Nashville, Tenn.
n IA rigid adherence the principles Of cgiii.
mate Commission Business will he observed.
July lG-ti-5l2
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q LOT Of Cue Tobacco just received and for sale At
"a OctS robson, SARrAiN A cos.
sTobacCo and Cigars.
suSr received large lot OF the "crE hest T"h
80 and Cigars can't be beat tor the price Those
using the weed will DO well to cali and examine, as
will sell cheap for Cash. For sale by
Octl gro. W ROSS
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your Irlehus th"b you se'ce'ou WIZ i'S"'
ticket.
Why Tns #. f. VS. WERE so CALLED
The term. First Families Of Virginia. origi-
mated In the early settlement of that State.
It was found impossible 10 COLOMBO ii unless
women went there. Accordingly nship.load
was sent out, but no planter was allowed to
marry one of them until he had first paid one
hundred pounds of tobacco for her passage.
When the second ship load came, no one
would pay moro than seventy five potnds for
the matrimonial privilege, except il were
very superior Article. Consequently, the
descendants of all those who were sold for
one hundred pounds of tobacco were ranked
as the FRS! Families, while those who
brought seventy.five pounds are now ranked
MS the second Families; and the reason why
no one can ever find any of the second fami-
lies is, because you can't get Virginian to
admit that his mother only brought seventy
five pounds Of tobacco
lF Nor DEUNK.-Another trial Of the
slave Isaac will take place to-day it all the
| the Magistrates are not drunk.-Red Rirer
Rep
This is rather suggestive If we should say,
Are the magistrates up there in the habit OF
getting into that condition! Magistrates in
Rapides, we believe, are elected by the PEG.
pie, in common with all the Parishes in the
State. Is this one of the peculiar results of
the elective judiciary. we would further re-
specially query? Evidently we are making
progress, though in what direction we would
rather be excused from indicating. Possibly
there might be n diversity of opinion about
tn o. Bulletin.
.w-The lion.kiIler. Jules Gerard, in lett
ter descriptive of n campaign against mon.
strous lion, states that in the Algerian subd-
vision Bona there nre at present no less than
sixty of these f,rocious beasts, who have de.
stroyed in one year ten thousand head Of
cattle. In his hunting excursions Gerard
now makes use of the Devisne bullet, which
expIodes in the body of the animal.
.-xy- By II somewhat remarkable coincl'
d,nce il has been remarked that the years
distinguished by the appearance OF comets
have also been distinguished by superior vim
tages, and the quality Of the vintage has
risen in proportion TO the brllIaney OF the
comet. Indeed, so marked has this fact be-
come as to assume the character Of n brand
-"Comet brand"-as indicating superior
vintage. This year the vintage is very SUI
peror both as to quantity and quality, and
we have comet Also, the sirychnlne crop
is abundant and whisky is plenty--"Comei
whisky" - ~ n -
nSd-, rhn Slntn nf Alnhnmn has cOntTibu.
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On the Plan OF single >ambcr>.
8.485 Prt8oss!
NSariy o-s P-ise 70 EssTy Mac Botsssl
NdaS1aiacc1a SCh ON @
.rpro~in,aiion Prizes.
saso,oo0

5,iS5 Prizes, amounting to ---...,... s3SO,OOn
whole Tickets -Hilees 6-QaiTtsrs ~,
kW- A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteres
will he sent to one DESTROYS Of receiving It.
CERTIFICATES ~ PdcLaget will he sold al the following
rates which is the risk;
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SAIT--SAl.T (!

n HAVE and will keep constantly hand good
supply Of Kings Salt, in barrels and sacks, and for
sale for cash or wheat. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
0ctl5
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CIIARLEsTorI. -. o.

- nssrsi aisesuH, asss to usosss,irr., c0lpsr,
'swrs, Nissthrs ana SUNDAY oshsois rsE oash rsu'-
tGhcss, astsfastorl notes rvitrsusss
sr-sNrrE = wiryIprN psps.ncry AEssts. ga
eA ans book eri,rsd troa tA ts1 90 rssssF' AZ 's~
price snnsHed
PREpEsTINArIoN AND THE SAINTS
PERSEVERANCE,
BY Professor T. II Mel, ofGoO, laird eaitisa. is@N
SIMPLE RHYMES IN FAMILIAR CON.
NERsArloNs fOR CHILDREN,
ny Re,. {. II MsIary, u. u Iemoi IS
A BAPTIST CHURCH THE CHRISTIANS HOME.
Ry hobart I Mldds,iiich, author of iNNio baptist
Church no Home Cor baptist" Thiri edition, lsmo
Pr. us ~
TRACTS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS.
I vol lsmc, ~ an ~
l. The Rec. hy Re, J l. psrc u u.
= Human Dcpsa,iy, by Re-, hcudries
g. Justification, hS Rcy J n Jcicr, n n
! ssAetiheaiiaa, b, Res { n Asl,sry, u II,
g. The Worlds Revolution by Re, u ! Middlediieh
G The spiri, OF Missions by Res. I Winklcr.
:. sabbath schools BY Rev. q u Msnsry, ~, ID,
s. Infant baptism, 10y Rev l. nass, u =,
. charge, against BsItisis, by Rev J II deter, d n
MEMOIR OF REV. II. NJ sANDERsi
or, Living aud Diving TO the Lord. ny heN c, u.
Mallary, u u. With Portrait 30
THE MIRROR;
or Declaration Of platrpni Cissses 81 Christians.
Nv Rev J n Jetcr, with an Introduction by Rev, A.
NJ ruindcNier lamo Second edition. m $40 90
THE GRACE OF doD MAuNIFIEp.
By II Taliafcrro, Junior bitor otihc South Mcs'-
crn baptist, ruskcgcc, Ala, WIN an Introductory
Essay, by Rev. u MANLY, u II. idmo, ~ ~ 20
BAPTIST psALMoDY.
tOOa copics sold Selection Of Hymns for the Wor'
shin aG God. u, Rev, Basn MANY, u d, and Rev,
Basil Manly, Jr. 772pp
pEw LnirioN, lsNo,
Sheep 20 cents Roam, 81 90 Turkey nl Gilt, 2N
Turkey, full gilt with clasp 9oo Velvet, with clasp
300 tobJ0
rocErT rpIrtnN, S1No
Sheep bOccns Roan, 70 cents nck, gilt ciFcs 81 '
Turkey, full gilt i5o Turkey, full gilt with CLASP
2oa; Velvet, several st,lcs from $40 io'~
NOTES AND QUESTIONS
For the oral Instruction Of Colurd People with aP-
propriate Texts and u,mns. uy Rev T. l Nink'sT,
Pastor of the First baptist Church, Chnrcstoni With
an Introduction by james rupPcr, Zoo, lsmo lA
pp. Second edition 10
for sale in Athvnshy I'M, HENDERSON.
IN tim
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t3y- Hon. W. Ballard Preston, OF Ken
,uckv. has accepted the Mission to Spain.
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NOTES AND QUESTIONS

For the oral Instruction Of Conrd People, with ap'
propriaic Texts and ii,mns. Ny Rev + / Wink'sr,
Pastor Of the First Raptis, Church, Charleston With
an Introduction by james rurpcr, Foo, emo lA
pp, Second edition 10
for sale In Athvnshy J. NJ HENDERSON.
h3n
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GSUGAR.-Three hhds. prime New Orleans Sugar
- for sale cheap. t0ctl5l J. M. HENDERSON.
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Sheep b0ccnts Roan, 70 cents Tuck, gt "Fcs - S'
Turkey, full gilt ii0 Turkey, full gut WIN CLASP
90, Velvet, several STYLES, from $50 10 1W
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- thsrsi eiscsunt usss 90 usokss.lrrs colpsr.
tsWrs Ministers and SUNDAY Schools. rVF sssh rsuU-
tAhSss. sstisfassor1 uDtrs rverspos.
sr-sNirH 4 wi,IiprS nrps-tcry AEssts, ga
rosi ans seSk or,rsd tive Ices r~essF, 81 ,ss
price snneAta.
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6tOH N-CORN.-s X. REEDEI Wishes 10 pur.
l. chass largo qlNuuty Of Corr, for which he will
pay tie market Price. July p
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BAPTIST psALMoDY.

Ry II T. Tanafcrro, Junior hiitor otthc South Mcs'
crn Baptist, ruskcere, Ala VIM an lutrcluotor,
Essay, by Rev. u Manly, u II idmo. Up ~ ,
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A SMALL 10, Of good sound Bacon wanted, fof vhici
~ will give The highest price. $. X. HEEDER.
Aug II
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rncRrr rnIrioN. alNo

Sheep 20 cents Roam 81 90 Turkey, nll rti, sN !
Turkey, full gilt with clasp, Soo, Ns'eI with clasp
Roo To bbQ
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PEW EnirioN, lsNo

.oooo copics sold ASciccion Of Hymns for the W"r'
ship % God ny Re, ha't MANY, u D., aud Rev
Basil Manly, Jr. III PIP
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THE MIRROR ;

or Declaration Of nftrcni Cissses 81 Christians
Nv Rev J n Jeicr, with an Introduction hy Rev, A,
NJ roindcNier limo Second edition. m go 90
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In all parts OF the Southern aud Western States To
whom the largest Commissions will he paid Our List
includes over Is Volumes Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

The Pennsylvania desires further discussion
with We, and shall be gra,fed. 1t first asserted
that Mr.. Buchanan had completely pacihed aud
tranquiIlized Kansas. We responded, admitting,
for the arguments sake, that Kansas, no matter
through whose fundamentally, is now orderly aud
peaceful, and thereupCn asked-Wby them not
allow her people, by fair and full vote, to adopt
Constitution for themselves Thus replies The
Pennsy'rGnion
at by no means follows, although Mr.. Blu ,hanan's
firm ara pstrotc stand has brought the Territory OF
kansas from state Of great political disorder to COM
parstive peace and reason and the politicians Of the
Toptk0 gang for once hare been completeiy fo,ed IN
their oaftmIiatd wCrk Of dis0r gGnisaion we SAY it
by no mesrs follows that the extraordinary excite.
ments 10 be necessarily supeioduced by the result of
voting down the present Constitution. and comme noipg
Dc nero the work of making new Government while
Ksnsss retained in Territorial condition for that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
From the Utah Arlny-kansas-
NeW-MeXicO.
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday, AT

ST. LOUIS, turtUdJ, dpIA Id 1000
The Leavenworth correspondent OF ne Repnbhcan
SAWS that Messrs Russell, Majors and Wasdell have
received orders to start 10 trains and % wagons for
Utah. Th.se trains take upward OF 800 teansters
ard ii OoO mules.
A company OF sappers and miners from West Point
had reached Fort LesvenvOrth.
The entire force at Fort LeavenwoIth on the 9th
inst consisted of twelve companies of Artillery three
Of Infantry ard two Of DrseooLs. Horses and mules
were arriving rspidly; 200 teams were reported as
ready for service.
Hofnau's command had passed Fort Kssrney and
was rapidly pushing onward.
A movement OF the troops to occupy post 10 the
new district of Platte to guard the route would take
place ~ q few days.
The same correspondent says that letter 10
circulation for signatures asking that Gen. Calhoun
should be insured safety against personal violence 10
care lie should return to reopen the SWveyorGenera
office. Mayor Adams was among the signers OF the
eter.
The State Central Committee had issued call for q
Delegate Convention to nominate officers under the
Leavenworth Constitution. Ii will be held at Topeka
Oh the .5h nst and the OF the people taken a.
o who shau be TIE United States Senator'S The On
yertion is to consist Of leo delegates, apporioned
amer the counties on basis Of u 600 votes TO the
state.
Tie Santa Fe mail has arrived, with dates to the
18th tit.
Richard Fl. Tompkins has been appointed Attorney
General vice Theodore Wheat, resigned.
Tie District Court, Judge Benedict presiding,
cou me1ced lie Spring session at Santa Re on the oih
u.'in.c.
Tie Utah and Navajo Indians Lad failed to conclude
4ues,y OF peace The Utahs, assisted BY the Ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

The Lecompton majority in the Senate, having
carried brow. beating TO the last extremity and
been beaten in it, propose at last to resort to arti-
fee ard stratsgem. While they hoped that ma
iority of the House could be bought or bulled iutO
the Endorsement of LecOmptOn, they haugbtIly re.
PEELED the very idea of conference aud Cancellation.
When their bill came back from the House amended,
Mr.. Green wished it rejected without a word, and
it YVES rejected with the least possible ceremony
No hint of compromise no thought Of Cancellation
was tolerated. Yet il the Senate really desired a
conference that was the time to have proposed it.
But the leaders presented the sword instead Of the
olive branch, and sent back the House amendment
as if it were something intoerably odiOus and ab-
surd Thereupon the House voted to ADHERE,
bringing the Senate, by parliamentary law, to this
single issue-"You can take the House bill, or let
the whole scheme fall And nova day after the
fair-the Senate proposes conference and al
effort OF splitting the difference.
But there is no halfway house between the two
propositions. Either the People of Kansas are to
be allowed fair vote on the Lecompton COnstitu-
ton, or they are not. If they are, what need of
conference Let the Senate say the word, and the
thing is DONE II they are not, how can the House
recede or concur Has it not twice distinctly
voted, with every seat full but one, that it WOULD
NOT consent ITO have the Lecompton Instrument
recognized as the Constitution of Kansas without
a fair submission If The Senate comedies this
| point what need of a conference If it does not
what can conference amount to
We believe this proposition ispart OF scheme
70 eel out the House. We believe it is fully ar
ranged that some nominal anti-LecOmpton man is
| TO be put on the Committee on the part of the
House who has already barganed to go over to the
enemy, and thus bettay the House into seeming
compromise but real sure nder. There is for the
| House no safety, no dignity, but in rejection,
| pure and simple, Of the Senate's proposition. We
hone this course will be taken, but shall draw a
freer breath when We hear that it has been taken.
The majority is slender and the power of the Adj
minist,ation 10 reward Iecresncy is illimltabe.
| Should its profers be repealed, the Lecompton
struggle Of 1858 will stand an enduring monument
Of Congressional integrity and Representative
1 fidelity.
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Circulation.

Our jocose cotemporary, The Herald, has an article
on what II cali. steady decline OF our unfortunate e''en
posy THE TRIBUNE" WHEREIN 1t INDUCES III TINS CAUTIOUS
mode Of nsigu stirg untruth:
III. COMMONLY reported. Ia this wicked worii tna ~
k.wYoEK TRIBUNE has lost withia the a'' Twelve
months Que hat ts circulation"
We me ,h.e iuruen6oes BY the s4.smen Of few straight
forward farts:
THs WKtSLy TRsvSf has tails day more circulation thAh
ANY other p,cs ard gene raj spapvr IL the word
it, che ls,s0n exceeds BY Al least fry Thousand tha' oil
tn. Nee York Hero In its three several editions Dby
Weekly ard fsinly all i"s-tae'
Nh. d ,laon Of THE rRIsUNE, IN 70 several editions IL
One Hundred Thousand greater than that Of TIE Herald
An II. seversl sd;iops
1, ees.er than that Of any o,hcE tee newspapers in
AmefiCs
If TIE Rcrcl prcends 70 doubt the correctness Of the above
propose tba, impartial rbiiers be chosen to verify
o. OF Jar respective journals aud trPort it to the pub
,ia r,p TO h. printed hice conspcuonsy under the Ed
to,l.l bead Of esch journal
Should IA, Herald I'll 20 kr away from the acceptance
., M poor the pbic will bold Us excused from noticing its
ridiculous sascOnsde heIeatei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

PREsIDTsTIAL APPoIsTsEsT.-Gen: EDWARD ).
Msett Of this city mas been appointed United states
Con mercisl Agent ct Florence, IN TUSCANY. our
Government has long been xnrep'esentsd at orence
and peased that the President has ssiectee lo
the psoe a gentleman who is emneLtly quslihed LOT u
by education, social position, DC, -,.xc
The United States had already Consul IN Leg
horn, the port Of Florence, two hours distant
through which all our commerce with Florence
passes. We have just as much need of Com
mercsl AgeEt" at Florence as toad has OF two
tails. But Gen. Mallett, we doubt not had urgent
Iced Of an Office, or supposed he had, and Florence
is pleasant place to spend salary. and gives you
your money worth. There are good many millions
in this country who would Ike to live there as
Commercial Agent" and be well paid for doing
nottDg but whether they will like so well to pay
tie salary and have Gen. Mallett spend it. we
doubt. They will perhaps consider the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

The steamfhp City Of Washington arrived here
yesterday afternoon with news from Europe to the
3lst, and from Itdia to the 9th ult. Sir James
Outrsm bad been attacked three times by the rebels,
whom he routed en- each Occ asion- Gen. Franks
bad also gained brilliant victory. The war WAS
concentrating at Lucknow, where the rebels bad
erected strong line of defense, and Sir Colin
Campbell had arrived. The trial Of the ex-King Of
Delhi had not been completed, previous reports to
the contrary notwithstanding. From China we
have no later intelligence but tie details Of previ-
Gus advices present some points of interest. The
allied ambassadors and our Mr. Reed are busy
settling the detsils of a Custom House establish
meDt at Canton, where martial law has been pro-
claimed. Each of the four powers, England,
France, Russia and the United States has sent
formal statement of grievances to Pekn, with re-
quest for a conference at SbaDghae.
The rumOr mentioned by our Paris correspond
ebt that Count De PersigDy Was to become Minis
ter of State, and NJ. Fould Minister of Finance, is
COZ firmed though it is doubtful whether these
changes have yet taken place. The commercial
dtpe-s on had been subject of anxious considera-
tiCn il daily Cabinet couLcils a. the Tuileres
Military preparations were said to he going on at
mi The principal ports Of France, between which
county and Austria a war ia thought to be breed
ing. The story that Spain intends to abolish
Slavery in her colonies needs confirmation. The
Government of Basic refused to admit the new Con-
sulste there, requested by France. The tendency
of Cotton was downward; brcadstuffs were quiet;
ConsOls closed on the Both at 97!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
NeW-Jersey Elections.

PATERSON. n. j., Tuesday, April 10, 1873
TIE Democratic Mayor Of this place Is reelected By
e. majority.
ELrzAsFrHrows, Tuesday, April 10, 1853
At the charter election held in this city yesterday,
the entire AntiLeccmpon cket was elected BY shout
-CO majority.
TEEsroS, n. j., Tuesday, Apnl 10, 1853
Joseph Wood, the Democratic candidate fa Mayor.
ard The whole city Democratic ticket with majority
of the Council, has been elected The majority ths
city ticket is about $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14

In Congress yesterday, the SENATE voted 90
to pa to " insir, and ask for Committee of Con
ference with the House upon the Kansas question.
Mr.. Pugb after arguing that it was upparliamen-
tary to insist after an adherence, lodged the vote
Messrs. Green, Hunter aud Seward, were ap-
pointed members of the Committee on the part of
the Senate. A discussion upon the merits of Mr.
Wilson's Utah Telegraph bill resulted in the post
poLement of the subject TIL next December.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Montgomery, upon the re-
cepton Of the message from the Senate, sskng Il
conference, gave notice that he should call up the
Kansas bill at one O'clock to-day. In Committee
ofthe Whole the Senate Police bill for the city of
Washington was dscussed-the Opposition ex-
pressing Discrimination to intrust the appoint
nents to the Admin stratoD. Between Messrs.
Clemens and Campbell was brisk sharp-shooting,
which gave rise to much meTriment.