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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Later from Mexico.

NEwORLEASS, Friday, Jan. y, 1859.
TIA steamship Tennessee has arrived here vita Vsn
Cfuz dates of the 9th inst.
Gen. Fries and Admiral Zernsn are passengers By
The Tennessee.
The Spanish aeet LEI, SscrcOs on the 10Th inst fer
HsvsnA
The French ard English fleets were At Sscridciss
The Proeresso QUOTES rumor that an American
vessel Of war hsd threatened to blockade and bon
ba,d Maze,lsn for coL6sca,ng the cargo OF An Ame'
car merchan,man, by or'er ftae Church party.
Tie dates from the city are 10 the lsth inst.
The P,nsamento, General Mramcns organ ct Gus-
dssjs states that he viii no, accept OF the presiden-
c,. nor favor Robles, but will adhere to the Za'oxs
elsp.
Gerersl Mirsmou was marching on the cspital lie
had ordered forced loan of 5000 600 at Guadasj.rA
ircludpg foreigners who paid under threat OF expu
sion.
The press of tbs Cit of Mexico state that the Froca
and z, sh Ministers hsd notified the government thsa
unless million Of dollars Was paid to satisfy the claims
of French and English subjects, witbio SIX days the
fleets of hose countries would take possession OF Vera
Cruz and Tsmpico The statement WAS discrcaited.
Gen D. egaados wa, at Morelis
The Government palace ct Gusiaajsra WAS de-
sroyed on TIE 10th by TIE explosion of the magazine
iu.. after Miraron LEFT II for the capitol. From cus
hundred to two hundred persons were killed. and ter
rible copste rnation caused thereby.
TIE liberals have taken Maza'lsn.
Casmano had fallen back Zsntepec.
Blanc and Coronado, with 5000 men, were before
Z.cstecas and Mrsmon had sent coo men TO its assist
snce but it was thought the garrison would be Obliged
to surrender.
Mirsmon declared vehemently against Robles's plan
previous to his (Miramons) election to the Presidency.
bu, has been silent since that event.
Robles was still presiding and was backed by the
capitalists and on friendly terms with sliramoo. IL
is said that il Miramon declares for Aaloasa, Robes
will join the liberals.
The Euglish and French Admirals had made for
nal and thrs atenipg demand ON Juarez tor prompt
payment of the FL Rlish Bonds
Gen Traconis had been released by Robles, after
years imprisonment at the Capital aud Vas report
ed would be- placed in command at Vera Cruz
The bark Rapid, from New-iork, had discharged
nj Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
pOrsF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. PHELPS Mis-, by direction OF me Committee
on Ways and Means, reported resolution, whicn
adopted, calling on the Secretary oi tae tfessuy
IN inform the House at tae earliest practicable tlue
the actual end probable receipts from customs and
pubic lands for this and the ne1t fiscal year, and
whether said receipts viii NEE: the pubic expenses
dietary said they had been engaged in examining
the charges preferred against Thomas Irwin, United
States District Judge for the Western District OF Penn
syvsria and that pending said investg alton they had
been informed that Irwin has to day resigned the
Office The Committee, therefore, ask further instruc
tions from the House.
On motion Of Mr.. PHELPS NO. the Committee
discharged from the luther confederation OF the
subject.
Mr.. STEPHENS Ca introduced bills for ths
establishment Of Territorial Governments for Arizous,
Dakota and Jeferon. Referred to the Committee
Of the Whole on the State OF the Union.
Nj GROW pa gave notice ths. when the Ari-
zopa bill shall be called up, lie viii offer an amend
neE', which was read setting forth taa! whereas, he
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
XXXVth CONGRESS. . . Second Session.
SENATE. .WAsHIsGTos, Jan. %, 1859.

SENAlEs AsHlSGION, Jdu ~o ioo''
Mr.. GWIN Call rising to privileged question,
said he ought not yesterday to have expressed the
opinion that the legislation farce, for which ne
was then called to o,cer by Mr. Bel, whose remarks
be m,sepprehented end was betrayed into an an as
perty for which the floor OF the senate was lot the
theoteT. .
He rcw gave notice of a motion to reconsider the
Pacific Railroad bill, which he hoped to revive WITH
such modification as would meet the vie Ts OF the
frierds Of that measure.
Mr.. SEWARD presented petition from citizens OF
N.vYo,k. settir forth that New. York ssd Brook
were destitute of defenses against foreign invasion,
ana praying for appropriation Of s25O,O for the
construction Of works Of defense. Referred.
Mir. DOUGLAS, in presenting petition, took occ B.
sion to mention that, had he been present yesterday,
he would have voted 10 admit the claimants TO the
Ipoisna Senatorsbips en- the hoor.
Mr. CHANDLER presented the credentials OF alr.
Bingham Of Michigan, Mr.. Stusrts successor from
March rext.
Mr.. DAVIS introduced resolution that such
sr.cee on the free st as would tend If taxed, TO re-
eve tbe financial wants Of the Treasury, be transferred
to the Tariff schedule Referred TO the Committee on
Finance.
Private bills were considered. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Mr. Grow struck the true chord yesterday with
regard TO the organization Of New Territories, by
giving notice Of en- amendment which, in due time,
be will move to the bill organizing the Territory OF
Arizona, affirming that Slavery has no right to ex-
ist therein. As several Of the most conspicuous
and detested of the Kansas Border Ruffians have
gone to Arizona, purpose to plant Slavery there
in, this amendment will naturally provoke deadly
resistance. We only ask that it may not be lost
through any Republicans happening to be out OF
the seats when the vote shall be taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

The steamship Arabia, whose news is telegraphed
from Halifax brings adyices fIom Europe to the
18th inst, one week later. Rumors Of war coutln-
ued to BE- rife on the Continent, and the funds had
suffered great lluctaations, but were better when
the Arabia sailed. The total depreciation is esti-
mated at sixty million pounds sterling. The speech
Of the King of Sardinia at the opening of the Cham
bers smacked of war. 1t is stated that orders have
been given by Louis Napoleon for the preparation
of 100 transports to convey 81, 600 men from the
African contingent to Italy On the 18th inst Prince
Napoleon left for Turin, where he was to espouse
the daughter of the King Of Sardinia "A significant
movement. On the other hand, Austria, In whose
dominions there was much excitement, was con-
centrating more troops in Italy. King Bomba
had liberated sixty.one political prisoners.
Parliament is prorogued TO the "a Of February.
on the 9TH Of the same month the French Cham
bers are TO meet. Ii was rumored that Mr.. Glad
stone was TO succeed Sir Chas. Young as Commis-
sioner of the Ienian I.ands. 1t is stated that the
evidence against the members of the Phenix Club
in ireland, most Of whom are shop-keepers or me-
chanics, 10 conclusive. Clubs of similar character
are said TO be increasing The Belgian Cabinet
had dissOl7ed The Prince Regent opened the
Prussian Chambers on the 10Th inst A telegraphic
cable, which will be extended in the Spring to Can
dia and Egypt has been laid to COnstantinople.
The e1, King OF Dehis sentence had been carried
into effect by his transportation to the Cape OF
Good Hope. Cotton had declined :th OF penny.
The Breadstufs market was dull, but steady.
Conso,s closed on the 18th at 95s 10 95;.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

The steamer Illinois arrived yesterday with the
California mails Of JAN 5, and sl,2lO,7l3 in gold
The Legislature was organized on the Sd inst
with an administration majority of AZ on joint bal
lot. The refusal Of President Buchanan to give
advance copies Of his Message to the Overlsnd
Mail Company, has caustd much dissatisfaction in
California. The opposition at the mines to the
Chinese is increasing and meetings are frequently
held at different villages to forbid them working in
the adjacent district. Several new quartz veins
have been discovered in the northern mining coun-
ties. The Congress of Costa Rica has confirmed
the Belly contract. In Chill and Peru, there have
been political disturbances. Several provinces
were placed under martial law. Our correspond
erce contains much that is Of interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
The Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY, Jan. -, ioJs'
Notwithstanding two accidents, which rendered q
necessary to pack the Overland Mail about ~ miles,
the trip was accomplished in 23I days.
Three passengers left San Fraocisco, but were
obliged to remain at station 80 miles west OF Foh
Ch6dbourne, in consequence Of the breaking oi tho
coach.
The roads in Arkansas and Missouri were much i'm
proved. -.
The attack on the Caddo Indisns, an account OF
which wss recently telegrapbed from Washington, Is
stated to have grown out OF tho tbeits and ourags
Committed BY tie Indisns Afer the fight the Texans
uade d treaty with the iodians, receiving their
promise Of good behavior for the future.
Mr. Pardee came with the mail from Fort > NTH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
To the Associated Press.

WAsHtsGros, Friday, Jan. y, 1859.
The Tsrf bill OF Mr.. Phelps OF Missouri fdy meets
the views OF cfetsry Cobb who believes II viii yield
more revenue and be lees protective tnan ths tariff OF
1851. Statements have been made by certain parties,
on which newspaper paragraphs have been predicated
that incease Of duties is necessary, but it ID ascer
tared ths, Secretary Cobb thinks otherwise, and 30
does the Presdent. II is Estimated that the rates IN
Mr.. Phelps's bill would have increased the revenues
the past years inportations about six and nan
millions Of dollars. The reply of the Secretary of the
Treasury to the inquiry male OF him by the House
viii doubtless be that the receipts from the customs
and public lands for the next fiscal year viii not be
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
The Ship ROebuck and Brig George
WashinctOn Ashore.

BOsTON, Friday Jan. q, IbJ9'
The ship Roebuck, from New Orlesns for this peft,
went ashore on the Willes Cohasset Rocks, last
night The steamer r. B. Forbes has gone 10 her a.
distance. The crew were saved.
The brig George Washington, Lewis, hence for Mo
bile went ashore last night the Spit, Nantaskoe
Roads. She will come of at high water.
The Roebuck has bIged, and her bottom Is coming
up alongside. 90
TIE chip Roeouch remains fast on the rocks. H9
bottom is out The steamer X. B. Forbes has retupsd
from her, not being able TO render any assisssnoe.
Lighters viii Commerce dischsrging her cargo u shs
morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

In Congress yesterday the SENATE did nothing
noteworthy. Mr.. Gwin gave notice that he should
move reconsideration of the vote on the Pacific
Railroad bill.
THE House reconsidered its vote on the Con
ruler and Diplomatic Appropriation bill. Mr.
Stephens reported bills organizing the Territories
of Arizona Dakots and Jeferson-the latter com
prisipg tie Pixies Peak region. Mr.. Grow gave
notice that be should move clsuse in the Arizona
blu, the object of which will be to prohibit Slavery
! there.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Loss of the Bark Brunette.

LOnG BRANCH, Ffday, jan % I8J3
The bark Brunette Of Belfast, Me-, Capt. Linekin,
from Ne York for MatsDzas, ashore last night
at this place. The captain and crew were saved by
+. WaIdel agent of the Underwriters. She has twe
fee. Of water in her, and lies inside the bar. She all
probably be q total loss. She left New-York at IL
O'Clock Yesterday.
The Brunette was rated A q, Of 80 tuns burdes;
built in Belfast Me-, in 1871, and b owned by
L. McGrath Of that place.
The bark Brunette, ashore a. Long Branch, l'es
nearly dry at low water, and has received but litts
damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

BoiLKR EXPLOSION About 10 O'Clock last night
the inhabitants of fWihsmsburgh were greatly alarmed
by tremendous noise, occasioned by the explosion Of
beilsr in the sugar refinery Of Roberts Williams,
In fst street. nearly opposite the foot Of Sou,hsecond
street The watcbman W. slightly scsldcd. The
brick work round the boiler was scattered over all
parts OF the building. The noise attracted the stten
ton Of persons at great distance from the spot.
police officer at SOuth-Tenth street ferry house hoard
the report and Immediately proceeded to the buldipg
II Is said that the boiler had been out of use for some
tine past and a. the time OF the explosion was on trial
before being pat Tito use again.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
From Utah.

LEsyEswoRrH, Friday, Jan. ~, 1853.
TIE Utah mail of Dec. %, has arrived at ".
.Joeephs. There had been no quorum Of the Utah
Legislature. Gov. Cummingss message Is described
as brief and pointed. The weather had been very
severe, and the mercury stood at 2s beio" zero ef
four consecutive days. The Presidents Message was
carried to Salt Lake in eleven days. new and prsc-
cable pass through the Sierra Nevads has been dis
covered which shortens the distance to the Pscihc
materially.
Fifteen mules had perished from cold at Sweetwser,
and seventeen men were badly frozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Judge Thomas Irwin Of the U. s. District Court
of Western Pennsylvania, yesterday resigned his
commission, under pressure of evidence OF MAJ
versaton and nepOtism in Office, which must have
compelled his impeachment had he not bent before
the storm. 1t is pity that Ike gentle pressure
were not applied to some more Judicial fanctiona-
res who use their offices substantially as Irwin
did his,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
The mails for Europe by the steamship City of
Waship gton close at lQI o'clock this merning.

The Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill
was reconsjdered and forced through the House
yesterday--as we always supposed it would event
ually be- The final vote WAS 10l to 9S-a tight
squeeze. We believe this bill has passed "with all
its imperfections on its head" We judge by
the vote that the prospect for psssiog just such
bill next session is no. particularly brilliant.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

On fuller consideration, we conclude that the
Senate bas-very blindly and blunderingly, indeed,
but none the less happily-done substantially the
best thing with regard to the Pacific Railroad. 1t
is always well to count the cost off new work at
the outset, especially ii it be one in good degree
unique, and at the same time formidable. To all
the current msunderrg about the Pacific Road
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

We have later news from Mexico-the usual
budget of fighting and ruDors of fighting. Mira
mon had been opposed to Robles's plan until he
wa, himself elected President Since that time he
has held his peace. The Government Palace at
Guadasjara wa, destroyed on the 10th inst. by the
explosion of the magazine. From one to two hun
drs persons were killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
The Thorndike Will Case.

BOsTos, Friday, Jan. %, 80 q.
The Thorrdike VIII case was again taken up
Probate Cour. to-day, and, after the introdacus
until the ith Of April neIt when 1t 10 exPecsea ~
widow Of the deceased will be present and tesu W
the disputed point Of residence.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
From Havana.

NEw.ORL SANS, Friday, Jan. ~, 1852.
The steamship Arizona brings Havana advices 70
the 18th. The news is anticipated.
CHARLEsroS, Friday Jan. y, 1859.
The steamer Isabel bas arrived here, with Havana
dates of the 18th inst. Sugar was steady Molasses
firm. Freishts dull. Exchanges inactive and we k.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Heavy Robbery.

ST.. LoIUs, Friday, Jan. % Ios =
The La Sale Pres says that the banking noass - -
A. j. Matteson, at Proptretstown, Ill, wn ROD ,ea
mortgages Of the Camsnche, Albany and Men1Ses 20
Railroad. and about 81 900 in notes belonging |" NJ
Matteson.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Railroad Accident.

N0RRIsTowN, Pa, Fnday Jan: % IT, D.a.
train on the Phlsdelpnia and Norristcvn -
road ran of tho track wnen entering tho depos
pjcht. The engine, tender and several pasesS
csls were broken up and the engineer, conductor -
msny passengers were seriously injured No Nv"
were loet.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

RAPID PAsAGrs-The cNpper-bark Dawn, Capt
Chass and the brig Mary A. Forrest. Capt Gillespie,
from Rio Jsaero arrived at this port Yesterday bring
irg dates to the 2sd and Goth os December.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
LYONS POWDER AND HIS PILL,


yudse Neirs President the American Institute, ssys;
o,sovrry o this powder By Professor LYON Of national I'm
portAnce The Clue have ea.ed thoroughly Locus
ssshopper anIs and ell veImin can be destroyed gar
askrud az ses M LYON edfI There 70 no aoeson as
70 The great efficacy Of this article Akw
eveUthpe hke garden oru bedbues fess ticks
Sc IL is an A,isto plant discovered Mr. Lyes Mary
iptAons Win BE- offered BE sure It bes his aadrssA ne
nepber
"ris LYoK's PowpER Kills insects in trice;
While Lyox's PiLLs are mixed Tor rats ana mice.
BAnple Flasks, 25c regular s1e, 500 and 81. - - :,
BARNS fARK Wholesale Retail Drusgists Nos ID and
Is Psrh row, N ".
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1859,


INA Fourth edition 10 o. ready and contains;
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1869.
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

The Advertiser, who Is an Organist and Teacher
of Music of known ability wishes be loan OF 100 io foat o.
~, month. and will give Lessons for s t returned f.
class and ourty given required ADDRESS
q. Box No. ,35 Tines Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
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d. BAxcRoFT-Dear Sir. We have no adyer.
tisirg TO ,ffer you that would be Of any value
.le good as people in your State subscribe chiefly for
THE NEw.YoRK TRIBUNE, which elected Douglas,
and Tie NeE. York Ledger, which employs Cobb
in its columns. Very buy you're, j. MEDILL,
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

GAyETTY's INDICATED PAPER for the WArER
C. on white paeer all cooIei paper aud paper
pgi,.a upon poisonous Do not use ethel eSi srs GAY
fTry's which and prevents Pie' For 'ss oy s
fnssops Iook for G.ysrTXs pame IN waieTNk in escA
skaei nd Bic each label
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

SIYGER's SEWING MACHINES.
Lvery meohanic who begins the year BY purchasing one OF
sssxas sEwns MACHINES viii be 900 better Oh whea mo
49, snAs M Singer & Co.,
No 45s Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

AMERICAN SOLIDIFIED MILK-Prepared al tne
vorls I'm Dutches County from milk pj
the New-York Academy OF Medicine TO persons soans
"a Rtosd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

HILL, INiMITABLE HAIR CUTTER.-HAiR DYE
80 cents boa, bscs brownNos Barclay ,t. n T.; l59
Eu,ton.t go Court ct AID 3o5 Myrtleav, BIookyn So
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Phil ,ar mia, I54 st. Boston ARCTIC OINTMENT
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
A NEW ARTICLE


rHALox Sons CocoINE
n the best cheapest article for the hsr For preservns
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
CHAPPED HANps, CuAPPED LIrS, SC.

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HOlIOwAY's 0INTMENT.-The French and
Russian have ordered s SALvE 10 be used in
tseir military hosps for woueds Cuts Bruises Bhsse
Gout epgAnS, &o- Msnufsetory No 50 MAdeaisne, n Y
RiCHARDs's Con LIVER Oh JELLY.-"A
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-29
10. STOWE

rs still on hand ct McGrseor With 4 large and
u complete assoEtmsnt Of every variety Of BOX,
PARLOk and
0oo1k1laE stoves.
Thsre Is scarcely anything in the stovs line but be
money induces rs 70 oGer goods Il umsasonably
LO w PRICE O.!
We continue to manufaeture TIN WARE Of the best
materials that be obtained and those who visit
this town o purchasers, think Offer superior
Inducements. Dnsnsss Of moot kinds b less active
country there dispensing With Stoves aud q you
must have them or fesze, earnestly invite you to
spare your lives by calling ON soon.
Oct. %, 1857. 50
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-29
p I T. T. s.

TIE MORSE the inventor Of MoRsBs INDIAN Roer
IL PILLS, has spent tho greater part Of his life In
travelling, having visited Europe, Asia, aud Africa Is
vol ~ North Amenca-has spent three years among
the Indians of our Western couutryat was Ia this way
that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered. Dr.
Morse was the first establish the fact that all the
diseases arise from IMPURITY THE BLsOD-that our
strength health and life depended upon this vital fuid
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
Of the body, the blood loses its action becomes Thick
corrupted and diseased thus causing all pains, sick
hauste our health We are deprived o. and il nature
not assisted In throwing Cd the stagnant humors the
blood will become choked and cease to act, ami thus
light Of life will forever be blown out. How mpor
ant then that should keep the various passages of
the body free and open. And how pleasant to that
We have it In our power to put medicine in your reach
namely, Mors's Indian Root Pills, manufactured from
plants and roots which grow around the mountainous
clsn Natures garden, for the health and recovery Of
diseased man ns TOOLS o,n 49,. nnicn .nese ~,
skn and sssts Nature in throwing out the finer parts
Of the corruption Within The second Is plant which
Is Expectorant that opens aud uncogs the passage
to the lungs and thus IN soothing manner, performs
its dus by throwing of phegm, and other hunors from
the lungs by copious splitting The third Is Duretc,
which gives and double strength to the kidneys
thus encouraged they draw large amounts OF imputy
from the blood, which, y then thrown out hounttfully
BY the urinary or water passage, and which could 10
have been discharged in any other way The fourth y
Cathartjc and accompanies the other properties ogte
particles dffmpuf1t ~hIth Skah3t biae ~ tAsNaseF
outlets are thus taken up and conveyed Oh in great
Observation-Disclosures and T aers viii te On their
guard and not be imposed upon by Counterfeit OF Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills, signed A. b. Moore. All
genuine Pills will hereafter have the name and sigma
turs OF b. LAKE-JUDSON, Successor to A. J. White
& Co y ON each hox.
sA orders aud letters relating said Pills -t be
addressed to d. LAKE JuDsoN, No. SO Leonard street.
Pills"
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills arr sold by all dealers
IN Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet in
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address as
above for terms.
Price rs cents per box, 1--WE boxes will be ssnt on re-
ceipt Of 81, postage paid. l05-ly