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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
RuMoRs OF MULTIPLICATION III THE FUNDS
MORE OF THE IRISH CONSPIRACY.

IBy IN. American Telegraph cOmp,nys Lines q "s 'reeI
U,LrrAx, Friday, Jan. q, 1853.
The Il. NJ. steamship Arabia, Csp,' o.one' no, %
LIVERPOOL at 81 O'Clock on the ahernooh o. 'no ,'"
inst arrived at this port at 10! o'clock TINS trnlay
morning. -
Tpe 1,sbia experienced boisterou5 weather and
euocesson Of westerly gales dursg the eutre passage
She reports that on .De 18th inst. at 40 p rn on
IRE Skerries, she exchanged tgnsls with the T. NJ
steamship Etns OF Fastret. Tine Etns ssi!ed aoonI
the same time for New-York direct.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New-fork on the Ist
inst. arrived at Liverpool 1t noon on the l1th.
The steamship Edinburgh, fon Nes-Yofk, arrived
at Glssgo~ on the 18th.
The steamer Propeller Of the Galway line bas ran
ashore in Galway barbor and the tile flowed into her,
IL Was feared she could not be got Oh she had on
board part of the cargo intended for the Crcassan
The steamer Circs sian left Galway for ST. Johns on
the morning Of the Ilth She was detained owieg 10
her running aground whsn leaving Queenstown for
Galway.
The steamship Arsgo left Southampton for Ns"'YOrk
On the 10th.
The Arsbris, on her outward trip, arrived a. Liver
pool a. 8 a. m. Of the 9ts
The Araro took ont rews tba. dsquietDg rumor'
continued TO prevail on the connen c,using increased
denression in the funds in all the principal cities. M'c
fers were aggravated by the speech Of tie Hing OF
SARDINIA at the opening of the Chambers, when was
construed into wsrlike sense. The King says, the
"potca horizon is not clear but the future muh st be
awaited with firm esq; the future cannot fail to be
fortunate because the policy Of the Government Is
chased on justice, aud love of its countrys hbsry"
Piedmont is small, but grest in the councils of Eu-
rope on account Of the principles represents and the
sympaihes inspires. 1t respects treaties, and not
insensible to Italys cry of anguish TIE King con-
cluded with these words: " LIE; US re,olutely await
" the decees of Providence"
Prolonged acclsmations followed the conclusion Of
the speec,.
The King of Naples had granted an amnesty to 81
political prisoners, including Poerio, Zetebrnd and
others Other concessions were expected TO follow.
The French Legislature was convoked for Feb. :.
II was Iumored that the British Government in-
tended TO augment the Chinese Squadron by twelve
sail Of the Line.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
ITALY.

The runners of dsaffecton continue unabated Many
persons leaving Milan every morning. The Po-
lice had to eace from the walls Of houses such in
scriptions as death to tne Germans" The troops
ouartered at Milan exceedingly excited and very
strict discipline is necessary TO prevent eIcesses.
The 7.n,e,'s Turin and Vienna correspondents be-
Ieye the accounts of receIt events in tsy to have
been much Exaggerated, and state that it is not true
that some Of the hoops joined the people in Sedltious
cries.
Tbe official Pedmontese Gazette publishes the fox
lowing note The official Gazette of Vienna having
announced the dispatch of reeuforcements to Italy, the
Piedmontese Government has thought it its duty to
brpr the distant garrisons near to the frontiers Of
Loubardy, without, however, calling out tho con
tpgent.
Three steamers with troops had arrived at Venice.
The advance guard Of toe Austrian reeniorcenens
entered Milan on the 10th inst. under Gen. Raining
The Archduke Msximiian had Quilted Mlan, ani
Gen. Gyulai, the Military Governor, commanded IN
his Absence
The Piedmontese Chamber of Deputies hsd elected
its officers from the ranks of the Liberal party Sgnor
Rsdlze beirg chosen President of the Chambers.
Additional guns had been mounted on the citadel OF
Milan all pointed against the city.
Milan letter of the Sth says tha. the chsnces Of a
revolt were diminishing daily.
The news of the alliance Of Prince Napoleon with
the Sandman princess produced great excitement
among the Italians who regard il as pledge of the
united action Of France and Sardinia 10 the affairs OF
Italy It vas expected that Prince Napoleon pres
ence at Genos aud Turin would lead to demonsua'
lions Of al unmistskabe character.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBASY, Jan. % 1859.
The Canal Appropriation bill was reported iaVo'a-
bly,.
The Committee reported against the closing of the
Canal locks on Sundays. Report laid on the table.
A bill amending Peter COopers Scientific Institute
charter wss introduced.
Mr.. BRANDREIH introduced resolution caing
on the Marie Insurance Companies Of New-foIk 10
report the amount received premiums and pad ior
losses in the past five years.
After debate the resolution was laid on the table
Mr.. LAFLlN moved for the appontmen, OF MI
Fuote the Committee OF Investigation oi hif' III"
Mr.. SPiNOLA rose ard said that this affair was a
dirty mean, coltempdb!e and pettiioggins piece Oh
business
and demapded that the words should be taken down.
He called on Mr.. Spnola 10 explain his words.
Mr.. SPINOLA refused, in sharp personal manner,
stating he would TO the senate, but not 10 the
Mr.. OWEN moved tha. the Senate call on Mr..
A heated ciscrssion then ensued, during which Mr..
Dyen said he had made the motion to accommodate
the Senator in order that he might explain TO the
Senate bis off,rsive language.
Mr.. SPlNOLA-I ask no accommodation from the
Senator bere or elsewhere.
Mr.. DIVES-I demand that those wcrcs also DC
Mr.. SPINOLA-The Senator has purposely misin-
Mr. DIVEN-I require that this charge also be "a
ken down by the Clerk. =, .
MI MATHER, amid grea. excitement, moved that
the Senate adjourn.
Motion lost. -
Aftsr a lengthy aud persoral debate, in whiea
Me.srs. LAFLlN, SLOAN, WILLARD, Di|ES,
Fly and SPINOLA took pArt the latter disoiameo
,a,sops aisrespect 70 the senate in hs irst re-
msrkf. ,
resolution was finally adopted calling on soe P0s,
r.Gepersl 10 furnish al the infor na;sn IN h
.sSr -sctirg NJ. MAudeviIles alleged appoint
nept 70 the S.uyvessnt POstOfce, and acse ptAnce
the place. ..s,, NJ ,,s.,
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
NnIA AND CHINA.

Calcutta papers Of Dec. s, and Hong Kong OF Nov.
80 had reached England via Trieste in sdvsrce OF tas
uisl which was due in London on tie day the Arayis
sailed. They add few additional items 10 the 'eie
graphic accounts.
The Nswab of Banda had surrendered 10 the British.
The sentence Of transportation OF the E1-hins o'
Delhi had been carried into effect snd the steamship
Nisgsrs hsd conveyed him to the Cape Of Good
which is 10 be his destination.
The dispersion Of the rebels continued, but without
spy decisive blow being struck.
Shipping continued vary abundant, and freigsts
were very dull st Cslcrtta. The Produce market sss
quiet. In imports piece goods were 10 bn-k oensna
at further advance, lSyus were qu.st 6a: urn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
PRUSSIA.

The Prince Regent opened the Chambers on the
10Th. The speech opened with lament for the
Kings protracted suffccings, and appeal to the
Chambers to support the Regent. The general con-
oition of the country pronounced satisfactory Inc
budget shows the finances in q favorable STATE and
sufficient for the expenditures. Increased outlay is
asked for the maintenance of the royal dignity for the
augmentation of the army force and for the support
OF Tie navy, which is reported to be in h.aIsh,ng
,c;en countries continue and all her friendly connec
tiops with the great powers remain undstuibed.
The efforts Of the Government always, 10 concer.
with the other German Federal powers been directed
nnSer the DANISH scspter, the fell exsrcise OF those
ri, bts to which the federal law and treaties between
ID. German Diet and Denmark gave them founded
claims The speech concluded with patriotic appeai
10 the Deputies.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
PARAGCAY

Adyices from Paraguay, through sources unfriendiy
to the Ane.IcaIs state that Lopez vas setiyeiy max
pg pre- spersOns vHr, in expectation Of the ie1iare
of regOia atoms with Mr. Bowlin- person oanne not
given wLo e / Asuncior on Nov. 80 reports tnat ne
saw e h. CT ten tnoIsard troops, IN the higae state
Of discIylpe, land commanded by French and In gsh
oEi,ef-. He Geclaree also that the toft OF Humsta
vas tly mounted With oe artillery, ard tae gar.
rsob vas composed Of the flower OF the army. Pres
dept Loz was very oud in expressing mis- dstermina-
ton TO. Ia Weld % the demands Of toe United States
He continually declared ia the Seuanario that he
would net Isy penry. The last number Of the
Sem0ndrio seys:
"The Americana coransD Dce bsnsultng the deesIcy
and dignity oi this Govetnnert, uakiug sern:nds
~bieh no ease vhsteyer can be sccedsS 70. This
Government is required ~ injemaiS a mercsntIe
company Wtn the sall II So 0GI 70 give satisfscton
TO the Ncrh AHercao flag fer tno shot fred from the
iorrees Of Hap.ru at the steamer Water witch,
and 60 allow TIE persons who nos demand ildomrlty
10 TesaIn and Is<sisbisA pear sssness In ,hs Tern
tory 4 tee RepGbhc The
CenIi'ee CT TIE United States Senate dosbtess wish
~ make Paraguay the Laughing stock OF the world.
No, tkossaua inns Al.oocgh ve cannot prom,
se vurssl, tas suysh st ysesy, ws esa st lss -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
AUSTRIA.

The correspondent of The Times at Vienna says the
pprt of the people in Austria has been aroused by the
hectorng of Sardinia and the domineering of E'ance
and that they well pleased with the spirit dis
played by the Emperor. No fewer than ten taouland
men were sent by railway from Vienna on SATURDAY.,
the sth and by Wednesday seventeen thousand more,
including cavalry, on their wsy to Italy. Eight
batteries with oIe hundred horses 10 each sent
off on Monday.
The celerity and esse with which the troops moved
from one extremity Of the Empire TO the other had ex
cited general sstonishmtnt.
At one of the theater, patriotic demonstration had
taken place, csussd by SONS illusions in the piece
1t is stated that tie Rear Admiral commanding the
Austrian squadron in the Adratic, who Was about to
proceed to the Levant has been ordered 70 return TO
Trieste.
The Austrian Corps of Observation on the Servisn
frontier were not above 600 strong, and will not be re-
enfoyoed.
The speech of the King of Sardinia the opening of
the Chambers had produced an unfavorabe effect on
The Bourse.
TIE Porte, having acknowledged the state of
things in S.rvs there is question Of Austr an
occupation in that quarter and the treaty of Paris is
not likely to be broken By the intervention OF ths.
power.
The panic on the VenDs Bourse was most severe on
the l2th the decline in the funds tia: dsy being
TO IL per cent. At Frankfort, on the same day the
Austrian securities fell . per cent
vIrsS. Thursdsy.-A great rise took place to-day
in the public securities Five-per-cent Metslliques
being per cent higher than yesterday and Exch snge
On London improved per cent.
The Germsn press, leaving the Austrian journal.
oct Of the question mainly in favor of peace bu.
do rot wi ,h TO zee Austria abandoned.
Many Prussian journals wish their government TO
support Austria, if she is attacked.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Sanders and Stry Chnine.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, Fiday Jan. %, 1853.
young man named Harrison Sanders eloped isst
night with the wife of his brother, Daniel Sanders,
from Springfield VT. and came to this place and took
room at Bellows Falls House. The husband and the
Sheriff pu,sued them, and the parties, fnding them
selves caught, took strchnine. The young Sanders
died in twenty minutes. The woman is expected to
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
MONTE VVDEO

The Oriental Republic remained quiet. Business
was reyiyipg, and the Lew treaty WITH Brazil that
had just gone into operation laaded by the Press
as very advantageous to commerce. The arrival Of
more American ships, destired to Paraguay was
oaly expected. and the expedition Was the principal
topic OF discussion. Considerable excitement pre-
vailed on the subject, and the ides OF South Anel
can league against the Americans was openly
brOached.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Tie year, expenditues at the Boston Navy Y6Fd.
dsting from DeceDasr. is'7, 70 December, 1853 Ias
pear,y mIvsn oi dollars. Tae largest nunhR q
hand. er,inyed q, any time was ,676, the smsu-
est ~. The present nunber Is f7c. and the nsta.
y disbuuements about $4,000 The three navy
Y.rcs Of Boston, Nsw-YOrk shd PLiIsaeipLi eos.
the country curing sae past year tho nies Htsis
som Of $3.Ji6,0s. Let Congress look to a.
About slO,om monthly Of the Boston biIlgoAs 70
oficeIs. Allowing q similar amour. for the Of.
keers Of Brooklyn and Philadelphia, the yssr,s OF.
penees would exceed ~ 800 600 10 mechanics aaa d.
toren; although gentleman, intimately scqaslfsl
vkh such matters, informs u that the the i,tuinris
value Of labor done for 1888 IN .he three sstshs.h,
rou0 OOa1A ~ b t0oNSGaus tL..sss.sss ss.-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Turkey.

A photographic cable mas been successtuiiy isia 70
CopstM tinople and the Dardareles. II VIII be e1-
,endeS 70 Car is and Egypt in the Spring.
Another collision has occurred bet~een tne iuiks
and Mon,eneerins in which it is rePeIted thai sos
lives were lost on both SIDES
,rsc.ed by the Porte in spite Of English protests
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
ASSEMBLY.

PETITIONS PREsEsrEn>
Agrest rrmber ircm Newly cfk for the protection OF
Tor law eI Iorcing the city ordinances, and sppro-
nri.tnc the fn-s the use OF toe Police Dep>rtaeot
Ill ,nd otbers. ira; the tax levy may be thoroughly
sc,ut;rized; also thai the Corrty Of New-iofk nay
he provided with proper legal advice.
The Judiciary CoEInttse reported bal TO psoysie
for the reeistratcn OF voters 20 protee, tae os, .
Il o'c.cck.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Tuunage in China continued noe. abundant.
Sir John B9vTng bed left for Marilla.
United States Commissioner Reed was st Mscso,
ard bad furnished section Of the LEGAL press sth the
rev tarif.
Notbirg had been heard of Lord Elgin's expedition
up the fspg- Tsee kaDg.
r. ports curIeLt cf serious disturbances with
in roo miles sf Canon.
The Bombay mail OF Dec. q, reached Suez jar g.
No news had been telegraphsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
Suddpu Death.

Boston, Friday, Jan. y, lSj9.
Daniel S. Piatt, merchant of Louisville, ky. died
suddenly last night at the fremont House OF parayss
The fuuerel services will be performed at noon to-day
when the remains will leave for bis late home.
Two inches OF saow fell last night, and it is raining
heavily this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament had been prorogued I'd February 3,
then 10 meet for the dispatch OF business.
The Gazette announces the appointment OF the Hon.
frederek Bruce as Minister to Chlns, and Horace
Rumeod, Secretary Of Legation. Numerous Consuls
are likewise appointed. Rutherford Aeock is trans
ferred from the Consulate a. Carton 10 the Consu
Generaiship al Japan. The Go-e,tt further states
that the dignity Of knight has been conferred on
Chlef Justice james Buchanan Mscaulay OF Canada.
1he Londos I,nes, in editorial upon the Monroe
acctrne points out the extraordinary Liberties taken
by America, and says:
Il is rather too much 20 say that With half Of
sbsssia from meddirg in North American affairs, and
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
FROM THE ATLANTIC COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA.

BY the arrival at this port of the bark Dswn from
Rio de Jsneiro have dates from that port to Dec.
90; Montevideo, to Dec Is; Buenos Ayres to Dec 3,
and Asuncion Paraguay, to Nov. 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
The Niagara Outward Bound.

HALIFAX, Friday, Jan. rs 1913.
The Royal Msl steamship Niagara from Boston,
arrived at A. and sailed for Liverpool at o'clock this
morning, in a thick snow storm.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
SPAIN.

The Madrid journals sgain agitsting the ques-
.on of the innisrati Of Chinese coolies INTO Caoa
owing TO the continued dimnudcn Of the black popu
laiion. col.
royal decree suspends the recruiting for the Colo
MES.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCF.

HI.hhfVUL CVIIuN MtKkKf.-I &c bfokers Crcn'
Yes the sales OF the week about sfeo bsles
lee y. - 'ak'n By speeuGtor for .Ipr: An oasli.
e, bss - iDed ~ owing continual disq and
beavy rgc.f> a. the Amr,sr pcrs a.d hol.ers
rs their s.oss TIE narse; The Of Prssv were
100 b.es 81 xh sl1 speculation and for * D.
the market coIs g The following Authorized quo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
REI.GIIIM,

The dissolution of the Belgian Cabinets announced
csused il is said, by difference on the question of
obligatory instructions.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

THE KING or SaRDlNlaS OPENING SPEECH
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29

Prince Napoleon to Espouse the Princess Of SARDINIA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA,

THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-29
PnaaeuQ4ra.

Mrs. GwyDne. Nr GsIdne lady and two daarhtei. Mise
Leana yr Scott snol lady, Capt Maison, Miss ha1'ox,
M.urs wilson Pre,.eui., Seaman, FORBADE. Smith. Bach,
Marcus T. Miller Ferguson, Richardson, Solomons Phl-
brick Briggs T,mpleton, Lentze Ayrss James, Cole,
Jackson, Miller Johnson Campbell, Connolly, Cfa"'haw,
Johnston.
The r. NJ. steamship Arabia sailed at p. m. for
Boston where she will be due on Saturday night Tee
wind is eas;erly, and thick snow storm is prevailing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-02
Meoltines.
CCROFULA. OR KINGS EVIL is

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL, is a
~ constitutional disease. corruption of the blood by
which this fluid becomes vitiated, weak and poor Being
in the circulation it pervades the whole body and may
burst out in disease in any part of it, No organ
from its attacks nor there which may destroy
The scrofuous faint is vaousy caused by mercura dis
low living disordered unhealthy food impure
air. filth and filthy habits the depressing vices and above
ALL the venerial infection Whatever be its origin it is
hereditary in the constitution descending from parents
to children unto the third and fourth generaon indeed
it seems to be the rod of Him who says II will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children"
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of
corrupt ulcerous matter which, in the lungs liver and
internal organs, is termed tubercles; the glands swell
ngs and on the surface, eruptions This foul
corruption, which genders in the blood depresses the
energies of life that scrofulous constitutions only
suffer from scrofulous complaints but they have far less
power withstand the attacks of other Diseases
quenty numbers perish by disorders which, although
not scrofous in their nature still rendered fatal by
decmates the human family has its origin directly in this
scroous contamination and many destructive diseases
of the liver kidneys BRAIN and indeed of all the organs
arise from aggravated by the
Onequarer of all our people scrofuous their pc
invaded by this lurking Infection and their health
undermined by it, To cleanse it from the system,
the blood by Alternative medicine invigo
599-Sl----y T<ercise. Such amedicine w,
supply in
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-02
aNOrtester Daily spp.

THE SUPPLY OF GoLD.-The Philadelphia
Pennsylvania learns from the Hon. James
Ross Snowden, Director of the Mint that
there is every reason TO believe that the yield
of gold during the present season from our
gold producing States will afford a favorable
comparison with that of any former year. He
also states that there are large amounts of bull
lion principally silver) being received at New
Orleans and San Francisco, from Mexico.
The Branch Mint of the United States, at San
Francisco, is pushed to its utmost capacity to
meet the business thrown upon it, by reason of
the increased yield of the mines of California,
and the receipt of silver from Mexico. These
circumstances, together with the fact that the
semi-monthly California steamer, due at New
York on the 18th inst, has on board s2,606,000,
justify the belief that whatever may be the
shipment of specie to Europe for some time to
come, it will be more than equalled by the
product of our mines, and that our specie re-
serves will consequently be increased during
the next few months, instead of suffering such
a diminuton as to excite alarm, much less to
produce money panic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-02
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH LEAVE WORCESTER
AT 100 A. NJ (Way Passenger Train.) Connecting at
ing IN Providence ut llOO M and Hartford at u IN
Arriving ~ Norwich In for the train leaving n. L
London.
At Hoo n. m. (Way Passenger Train) Connects nj
worcester with trans from Boston, Nashua Lowell Com
cord, Manchester, 6c.; at Worcester junction with trains
rom Boston, Providence, and Western rOad arrives In
Norwich IN season for train (Which leaves N W. H. r.
station At 2,l5 y. M for New London.
Az lW m. (Way Passenger lran.) Connects at Wor-
cescr with t.ains from Boston, Lowell Nashua, Com
eor Manchester, Lawrence, Fchbnrg &c.; At WOrees-
Yer junction with trains from Boston, Providence, and
dcncc and Hartford, arrive in for this train Pas
sengers from Way Stations for NEW YORK, by steamer
rom Allyn's Point, viii take this train.
Al LOg p m (Steamb0at Express Train for New York
trains from Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence,
Nhslua ftchburg, &c. AT Plalnhcld, with train from
Providence Leave Norwich for Allyn's Point al 10 pm.
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NORWICH,
boat Express rap) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua,
riGhbnfg, Lowell, Lawrence Manchester, Concord,
White Mountains, &c.
AZ 500 a. nD Way Passenger Tran) Connecting at
Providence at 800 M; at Worcester junction with
trains Of Western road, lor Springfield, Albany, &c. (;
Win trais of r. w. road for Providence At W0rccs-
Ter with trims 0r Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Flchbnrg,
Lawrence, Manchester, Concord, &c
AZ I'm. Way Passenger Train. Arriving at Worccs-
yer Junction In for trains 10 Boston, Providence,
Springfield, and Albany; al Worcester for trains 10 liOs-
ton, Nashua, Lowell, Fitehburp, &c.
al $40 y. M. (Way Passenger 1rnin.) Connects ut
Palnneld junction with trains 10 and from Hartford aud
Providence Reaches Worcester In season for the cx
press train JOr Boston,
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