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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
THE ISsURREeTIos IN sERyn PROGRESSING.

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HALIFAX, Thurs3sy, Jsu. i3, 1859.
The Royal Mail steamship NiagSs, Capt Lang,
from Liverpool at o'clock on the afternoon OF jan l.,
ar,ived at Halifax at lOI O'Clock tIis forenoon.
Toe Niagara reports, Jan. 7, LAT 5lo, long. 33',
nssssd the Danish briea tine Adons, bound w.
The screw steamer Jura for New-York, sailed on
the d orring Of the lst.
The Royal Nal stesmahip Europa from Boston
Dec. Is, via Halifax, arrived at Liverpool at i 80
p. m. Of the 18th.
The screw steamship North Biiton, from Portland
Dec 49, arrived at Liverpool a; $3.50 m. of the 18th
The screw steamship City Of Washington from
NewYorh Dec ls, arrived at Liverpool at 80 a. 10.
of the 30th.
The screw steamship Hsmmons, from New-York
Dec l5 arrived at Southampton Dec q, en- route for
Hamburg.
The screw steamship Bremen from New-York Dec.
Is, arrived at Southampton Dec. 80, en- route for
Bremen.
The screw steamer Weser from Bremen for New
York, put into Qoesps oan the 26tb Of December,
With pumps choked, and leaking. She haf thrown
part Of Der cargo overheard. From the 10th to the
23d she e, e,perienced hurricane, WAS thrown on her
beam ends sprung Leak and bad seven feet Of water
in the engine ROOM putting out the fires, &,. Toe
coal bnpkers broke sdnft aud cboked the pumps.
Temporary pumps were then constructed, and after
vigorous exerton on the part Of those boar stes
vas again got up ard the vessel succeeded in reaching
Quesrstosn.
TIE departure OF the steamship Circassiar from Gal
way had been post tponed till the 9Th of Janu.ry.
The bark Oakland of Bath, Me-, from Charleston for
Liverpool, was struck by lightning Dec. l9, and
caue BIT fire. The crew left her in three bosts about
80 niles from Cape Clear One boat, containing the
chief officer and four of the crew, picked up, and
had arrived at Milford Haven. The other boats had
pot been heard Of
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
FRANCE.
FRAME.
n renewing his frst decision, grants

a.
The Emperor In renewing his first decision, grants
10 NJ. de Mou'a'embert remissioA OF the seutence
d. hpl'ivey annrur ced against hsm y the Court 81
Appeal His Majesty also grants a pardon TO M.
Doipio the editor Of the COrresp0Eddf.
The Montte1sr contains T. oisDstch datsd Shspghae,
Nov. s. announcing that Lord Elgin bad gone up the
River Yang .tzekaing with five vessel tSo Of which
were gun boats
TIE L1n6oa GJbes Paris correspondent writes;
"I am able to sfate very conf emily that the Cont
Of the Tui, ries within the last two or three days,
caused Lord Derby's Government to be officially 10
formed that in case Eaglahd should think mt to take
spy measures To coanteract the American policy
indicated in certain parts OF President B1eaanan
Mere ge che may rely upon the support OF France 10
the utmost exteIi.'
NJ. T,oplong has been appointed President, and
Mar,baI d'Hilliers, G-n. Aogely, and the Duke of
Maaktf VIce-P Presidents Of tue French senate for
1853.
1t il runored that troubles have broken out among
the Kaby,s and Gen. McMahon has left Paris ~ re-
sume .be command of the army IN Algeria.
Some few of the victims of the law of public safety.
who were transported by Gt neral Espinasse, VIII
probably be aoa ed to return 70 France or the oeca-
sion Of the year.
The correspondent of The DAILY Nsrs thinks it
bgtly probable that toe Paris Conference VIII soon De
convosed On account of the n ubla in Servia.
TIE chess match between Paul NOrpoy aud Pro-
es sor Apdetsen at Paris had resulted in the triumph
If the American champion. The score a, the close
stood .s follows M"rphy, 4 Andersen, q drawn, e
PARIS, Dec. 3i.-Tne Mo.i,eu' announces that the
Emperor has granted a full pardon or cJmmutstion OF
settI &c 10 l64 persOrs who have been convicted at
The Sessions by the ordinary t'buGals two OF whom
ht0 been Condemned TO death.
TIE Three Per Cents opsned at 7. &C. and closed at
IF &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
FROM Albany
m Oar Own Correspondent.

From Oar Own Correspondent
ALBANY, Thursday, Jan. 13, 1889.
In the Senate, to-day, number of bills we're re-
ported favorsbly including one BY Mr. OWEN to
prevent prize fighting, aud one BY Mr. LAPLIN to
incorporate the Brooklyn Mercantile Library
Association.
number Of bills of only local importancs were
introduced, and number of the same sort were
noticed for future Introduction.
Mr. SCorr called Up his concurrent resolutions
for an amendment to the Constitution, 80 as to ex.
clude from the right Of suffrage persons conyctsd
of bribery or Of receiving brbe, or OF any lnia-
nous crime: also any person who shall make, or
be- in any way interested in any wager on the result
Of any election. Mr.. Scott advocated his resol1-
tions in brief speech, showing that great corruP-
tion drevails at our elections.
Mr. DuvEN called the attention of the Senate
10 a clause in the Constitution which, IN 50 many
words, provides that
b. CEASED excluding from the hgh. Of suffrage al
ho tsve e'r BE- convicted Of eroe o ar
~ho shall make become dr,c;ly indirectly Interested In
py BET or wager depending 1Poa TIE result ' any ese'h
Mr.. OWEN thought the subject very well pro-
yided for already and after further discussion
the resolutions were tabled for the time being.
Mr.. o. B. WHEELER offered resolution au-
tborizing the Committee on Public Buildings, to
whom so much Of the Governors message as refers
to the encroachments Of the lobby, had been.
strangely enough, referred, to send for persons and
papers; -. com
mittee (Of which he is Chairman) promised ~ be
immense and that il would be necessary to send
for persons 10 give testimony. Mr.. SMITH Was oil
the opinion that the lobby WIS quite strong enough,
and that it was quite unnecessary TO invite the
attendance of any more gentlemen OF that stamp.
Mr.. DIyES was very much Of the same opinion.
Mr.. BRASDRETH thought the proposition was
likely to involve all expense of 500 600 or $3.50
without accomplishing any good purpose. After a
further discussion Of an animated character, In
which Messrs. DIvES, SPINOLA, AMEs, }. ID.
WILLARD LoyELASD, and others participated,
the resolution, with such modification as confined
the investigation 10 ole at time was adopted
10 10 9.
Five hundred copies Of the diagram Of the Senate
ordered TO be printed for the use Of tnst body
The State Engineer and Surveyor, 10 answer u
the Senates inquiry reported that only seven rail-
road companies had complied with the law, BY
fling their reports before the lst day OF Decemoer
viz: Tie Albany and Susgaehsnna, Brooklyn N Cl'y'
Ere and New-YoTk City. Genesee Valley Lon9
Island, Lodus Point ard Southern, and the Ihrd
Avenue. The following roads have not yet reported;
Buffalo and International, Uayuga sod $3.50 no
hanna Lebanon Springs, Hev-fork and ETia, o.ck
etss Hubor and Eihsbargh, Staten Island, asd rro,
| s1c Rutland. -,
| In THE ASSEMBLY, a.eOnsiaersSle portion Of W
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

ALLEoED FALSE PRxrrssEs.-A cattle dreyss.
named T. C. Esstn an, made complaint yesterday 4
the Detective Office against another csttia dfoves,
ran ed Anthony G fl, whom he charged wtt,deffssd.
ing bp GU, Of 81 900 in money and cattle. Dstsctivs
Oaior Eus,scs, after ls,odous search, found Goa
at the cerner Of ghysrst street and Taisd svssus,
sbsut II o'clock lat evening, sra informed him -
vas prisorer. Gof became somewhat bsaigersot h
bis sdems amor, ard the detective conpsIed TO ell
oo several Of the Twenty fret Ward oaiosss for -
sstaI,ce, and Gof vas taken 10 the Police HesdqaAs-
ters ar d searched. Nearly $1,000 In alk vss iosa4
on oirn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
SPAIN.

The Peninsula CCYrespoHdonte says: The news
shich tie electric telegraph has brought cobct meg
the Message Of the President ot the obted S,e'es
bss produced great sensation in this city, and h.,
already been commented on by the dsily journals
in a tone Of offended national pride, which might
Z" ratur-lly he expected.
TIE D6 asserts thst the declaration Of Mr. B1cbsn-
an pr vokes laughter rather than anger an says that
if be endesvors t) make bimself the apostle of the
infamous American fiblstersD, IL will probably cost
him as Dc ar as il Las done all those who have tried TO
realize their ridiculous schemes. As to buying the
Sp.pish Antilles, II says that only al sho knows
nothing Of Spain and Spani.rds could mention such az
absuIdiy.
Tie Monnrqvia considers President Buchanan 8
Message mere eectioD eli Iap and contlnu ston OF
that which b. made at Ostefd 10 obtain Tor himsei
partisan foT the Presidency, but tanks some other
Democrat NAV outhid him. and that they may lead to
serious complications. 1t believes that more hhbus-
terjpg will be conuived at, but 1t argues
that If ihe little RepUbc Of Costa Rca was able to
defeat Walker who took over TO Nicaragua a much
larger force than any likely to go to Cuba little fesr
reed be e1tertained about Cuba, gaIrsOned by the
Hoaer Of the Spanish Army, ano provided with a
fotilla large enoogh to cut off all supplies Inc
MonorQua cor cludes with the folio wing piece OF hoe
writing which expresses, ho6ever, the national feel
ing; -,.u..u,
United States are able to snatch CUBA from Our
natl, pal pride rebels against such IDEA. Tue nation
which fret planted the Cro-s on t1e neIicab Con-
tin, Dt which overthrow empires, and then gave them
her civilization and her laws which still wslves her
glorious standard over the splendid beauty OF tue
Autles can never believe that day will come when
the Appalachian Vulture will pOGnce on Cuba. Span
would conquer or die before she permitted such
catastrophe, and would, even upon burning ru'ns,
waive tl the last the standard OF old Spsina stand
ard which ms3 perhaps be torn by tue arhuery oI
which till the last, will be resperdent with majesty
and glory"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
SERNIA.

Important irsurrs sctonary movements are reported
in Seiva Adyiees from BE grade say that on tt> 1d
the NatioDal Assembly requested the Prince Of Servii
10 sbdicate. The Prince promised to send reply on
the 29tb but for his personal salty sought reinse
IN a Turkish fortress The Natooal Assembly tnen
declared him dismissed because in its opiaOn he lett
the country without governu ent, snd he was re-
garced 10 the bgtt Of fugitive. The National As
senbiy then proclaimed Prince Miish Prince OF the
Servisbs. A provisional govern nent was formet Tee
army had exbibitsd opposition .o~ards Prince Misoh,
but q military counter revolutionary movems nj ras
prevented. Prince Alexander, who re mains in the
Turkish fortress protected against the procl.ma'lon
for bis deitronsmert that Austria remaining neu-
ira but ding reilf Jrcemens to her troops on
tn frontiers of S-rvis.
vierba Telegram says hat two regiments have eii
for Sellin.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
I0NIAN ISLANDS.

The Gazette Of CoIfd contains dispatch from Sir T..
B. LyttoD, which says:
Her Maiesty's Government do no. entertain the
desire as indeed they do not possess the power to
occupy Corfu or Psxo a. colonies under the British
Crown nor does 1t enter into the views of tie Govern
ent 10 appeal to Europe for the abrogaion of the
treaty under which Eng land has hitherto extended
ard will extend, to the Ionian Islands protection
which isrequred for the interests of Europe and which
is far more Elective than any that could be afforded
by the sovereignty Of Greece. .
Sir f. b. LStton SAYS that the grievances nee but
be temperatey stated to insure the best efforts to nd
remedy for Them and he trusts that the lonians will
no, be diverted by visionary andmpracticabie schemes
from the opportunities afforded them by MIR. Glaa-
stones mission,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
TURKEY.

letter from Jaffs, dated December =, says that no
punishment has yet been rhicted the i've Mussul-
men arrested for the murder of American family in
The peis hborhood of Jaffa. The Americans have
ttreseI ed TO bOmbard Jaa justice be not eIecutei
sno If thew eep their sord they will haze TO
tbat extremity. The guilty parties are al at Beyrout,
al may possibly escape.
Adyices from Corstsntinople to the 2d stste that
cbapge OF Ministry has been postponed. All Pe-na $
stro ply supported by Austria but violsnt scenes had
tAkep place IN the council. Feruk Khan refuses any
ctter place ip the Ministry than that Of Minister oi
FoIegn Affairs.
The reconciliation of Afghanistan with Persia las
taken place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

resulsos be made by ths Legislature as 10 the fsac
men' Hcuses In New.Yosk.
III. Cou,,ies Of w.s,ch.stsv ssd R'chmcsd hsys
refused TO pay the .mousfs ssssssed them for tAs
purposes Cf Il police AMI II Is recommeu te IN - Ne
isw be sneeSed thst tie getersl eypeeees shall 30
assessed on the court'es respectively IN proportiss -
TIE ruober Of pa,Tolmea they employ.
The iutd for dissb'ed pohosm-p OF ts-ir fanihes,
il kned in the discharge Of their duiies, reaches
g. o3l 36.
The ~ dows Of Thomas spsrks ard Hosstio Ss,Gs.
81 killed are Supported from ths fund.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
ITALY

Reports had been current of differences between the
Pspal and French Governments, but were contra
dicted.
A levy Of Is 600 men was spoken of in Naples.
Tie Posts Psrs correspondent has reason to be-
heve that negotiations are going on by which the
French garrison may remove from Rome and occupy
Civits Veccbia while the Austrian garrison will oon-
fir itself 70 ADcoDa only.
A serious disturbance, amounting almost to an
emfute took place at Milan. II was originated by An
alteration between some people and some soldiers.
TIE people began to uDpsve the Streets but order was
Iestored without difficulty.
Cremona and Lodi aIe reported in state OF agta-
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Message of the Governor of Wis
coOAiIl.

MADISON, Wis Thursday, Jan. Is, I65g.
Gov. Raudells Message was delivered 'o-day. The
6papciAl sffairs of the sac are in favorable con-
di'ion and the Governor thirks that DOT more tnan
$200,0c will be requi ed the present year Il bera
appropriations for cOuplet ng the Luoa" As in aod
House OF Refuge are recomule oed. The Governor
favors the Mortgage Stay law which he thuks has
been greatly wisTepreseoted Al home aud broad. He
recommends Legislation sgasst usnry, is opposed to
State assumption, aud reueraes his opinion 10 favor
of Slavery restriction and sgainst tho admission of
more Slave States,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
From the Plains.

81. LOUIS, Tbnrsosy, Jan. Is lSoS
Col. Sumner L. Fort Lesv-nworth ye'terday uoder
orders from tie War Department Ii Is thoagbt that
southern part Of Kansas.
John Nj. Guthrie, who lef Salt Lske Nov. p, gvss
painful account of the suffering Of meu scd auinals
TIE Plains in cOnseqaetcs Of thu c,dness at the
westber Men we're frozen 10 death at nearly every
station the route Ten Of Msj jn Rlssel's men had
been frozen ct one time.
The vers deep and the weet her colder than
had been kno~n for 80 years, the mercury snkiog 10
q degrees below zero.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
NERY LATEST.

LrvYRrooL, Saturday, Jan. l-eP.N ".
TIE r. NJ steamship Persia, from Nev-forx On
the 22d OF December, arrived here at o'clock this
morning.
Tits being holiday there is nothing doing in the
Cotton market.
Bresds'uf. and other articles sre qnet.
Sailed for Ne~-York Opeco aud Calhoun; for New
Or.sns H. NJ. Hayes and St. Patrick; and for Charles
ton, {. Pafkhill.
Lospos Saturday, ?. u.
Consols close very finn at Yesterdays quotations.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
CHINA.

There 10 DO later news from China than that ser !
out by the Afr Ca but further details state, In regard
the Custou Tar # that almost all articles ere Sd
nitted with n duty of thirty tses per box
Trade at CsItOi had taken fair start ard ak ships
had eft Wsnpos for London.
The totsl tunnage in China was only 40 tans more
thar at tie san e time lsst year.
SiSGsPoRE, Nov. 23.-Produce is in good Demand
in ports upsltered fre ghts dal; exchange ii to-
4Illsd. -,
At Canton the demand for imports was br.k::
A. Shanghse good business was berg done IN
sigs. In teas there was no change. Exchange oi'
e6isi.
The Foo Chow Foo Tea market Was rather qu'et-
u. S, Commissioner Reed wss sboxt ~ Prooeea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Connecticut Republican State Con-
yeutiOn.

NEW HAVEN, Cobb., Tbursoay, Jan. 10, 1859.
The Republican State Convention met in this city
to-day. Augustus Bandagee of New-London WAS
elected President. Gov. Buckingham aud bis assoc
oiates on the State ticket Ienomioated. The
first resolution declares the Republican party of this
State reafrns the principles which they have hereto
fore maintained upon matters Of State and National
policy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

NORWICH AND WORCESTER Asp SrosIsoros
STEAMERS We are requested 10 sssts thst The tsis-
graph disps,ch from Nsw-Hsven, pab'isasd Taors-
osy morning, announcing the withdrawal OF thA
storir ston and the Norwich lits Of Souad stAsmse
.n, fs]y Incorrect. The steamers OF both linss ~
this city ct 4 O'Clock, Tbursdsy eveaing, saA m
~ p,;u M 10 run regular y ss bsrstofcre.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Injunction.

BALTIMORE, rourscay, Jan. Is, ny.
The United States Cuc0i' Court, ia ses'lon her. hss
granted the i,jnrcton prayed for by Charles Good
year sod II u. Day, of Ns~. Ycrs, ag.inst Mcs.rs.
Sionman, Hcoricb & Co, for ictriogius the rubber
psttbt rights at the former parties Messrs COols &
Grge, Corey 4 Howe, a-d j. NJ Rogers g. Co, have
also been eIjcined for similar reasons
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Fire.

BosToS, Thursday Jan. Is, 1853.
The large building No. "a Federal street, vas
partly destroyed by IRE this morning. 1t WAS occu
pied naiIly by the Chicopee Manufacturing Company,
for the storage of cotton goods, and Charles Z;
Nichols, fancy goods dealer The property suffered
much camage from fire and water but i, fully insured
The new steam fire engine brooght out upon the
occasion, and worked very effectively.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

The failure TO renew editors' passes Ne 'Csais
Road is working . nirsculaus charge in y o toss q
different papers. Last ysas there Wa hA< ~ psesr
on the line that would give even the 4 literal -
count Of accident Bot iiaes the " ,v-Yssr tAsss
"a q decided Alteration
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Sailing Of the Niagara for Boston.

HALWAN, T0ufsdNy Jah' I3, Iol3.
The Royal Nail steamship N,sgara ss'ied from here
at o'clock this afternoon for Bost,c where she sil
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Delaware Legislaturc-Eiccti OF
limited states senator.
WILMINGTON, rbursoay, j

WILMINGTON, rbursoay, Jap. Is, 1859.
The Hon. Willard Sault-bory of Sussex hiss this day
been elected United States Senator for the State of
Delswaye by the Legislature at Dover.
The Lottery bill, which grant' $500 600 to railroad
purposes, has besn postpoued to the 25th lest.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
From AibauY.

ALBANY, Thorsday, Jan. l3, lS'9.
Mr. Chanler Of Nes-York presented a memorial of
the Colored Home which is a practical charity hsv-
ing for it's object the support AMI relief o poor md
6ecrepit coured persons from all parts Of the State.
1t certsply bat reasonable that present L.gsa
ture should do something to aid this most excellent
institution.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

CorRr or ArrrALs, Jas. I3 .sSe.-Na. g. ~
fof lsh No 81 nseryee fsr ~ No. a. rssssvsl &c
si., Ne is ssrsel es sss "a a. 9, =. 81 "a a.
srsansst Eiehs.s aid psissif 10 sTss, D. 6
c.is.d. isr Jsa- H-s.I q. ~ a IN. raa aG@A
-. = = '
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
AUSTRIA.

One hundred millions of one.norin notes, new clr-
yercv. are 10 be issued This will prevent loan. The
V,Ina Bank has resolved TO resume cash IN
full on the 30 Of JD usry.
Vienna telegram announces the death OF the
ArchGuchess MaIis AnIe.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

from Shsps " 10 Bong Kong in the U. S. steame'
Pe.ha'sn. which hsd arrived At DOSING frou japan
Tbe steamer Mississippi and figste 1ermsntowS
were at Hong Kong, and the steamer Minnesota was
at Shsnshse.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
United States Supreme Court.

WAsHISGTos, Thursday, jan. Is, 1857
No. 20 Lessee Oi Nm c. French aud .ifc sgt VIII
Ham IL Spencer ct al.-Argumeut concluded for PLAZA
tiff.
No. 80. Smith ag'. John j. 0rtoo.-Argunent CON-
nenced for plaintiff and con inued for appellee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Fire In Corning, n. Y.

CORNING, T1urrday, JN1. 10. IoO''
The large store bui o, Owned hy X. h kpniuson
g. Co, ard occ apied by several persons rs 'anng-
mill furniture wareroom, confectionery and bakery,
&C., xss totally destroyed BY Gre at sbcot olcck
this merping Lo-s so 900; Insurance $ls 900 Sup
posed " be the work of IN incendisry.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Cspe of Coed Hope dates to Nov. 20. The
smallpox vas deere as1g. At Cape Town 100 De stu.
had occurred from it principally among the co'on,s'
population. A serious drou,h vas prevailing on the
frontier. The Lisingstobe Expedition had been hearu
Of I'D 10 Oct. 4,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Buruiny of the Troy Hospital.

TROI, \. ThutSiay, jan. 10, IN''
About O'Clock This evening Ore broks odt 10 the
Troy Hoe pta whch. owipg To the scarcity of wster,
was psrtisily cos .umec. The pales,s ~-re .u res,
cued in safety. TIE loss is shout $3OVO but IS al
covered by insuranc-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
pnaaenRera.

Capt, gdridgs, Miss Bqwel Mr. Co bourne Me- snd Mr.
Chsdbourne Capt Garfield Dr. MsDoult Mrs Rvs and child,
Ms Bup and Use chiloren Msnrs Farrell j. pegine: Rich
srr,on J.ksn, Gookn, DsI.orue Eyre Mesu,l HoS.er'
Hsyemsyer Taylor Clint, Rhsm Barnyal Shelton, Ore,
Hao.oht Baxter, Clessby Sedwad. ssin-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Skatiug Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Tburrday, Jan. Il. 1859.
The ice, owl Ia the aduess of the ~est ler, gave
way in the Sohuykil THE sfteroooo above the Fair
monDt Dsm precpt sting two g.ntle nsn, two ladies
and several boys woo skaticg, into the wa.er.
All weie saved by the Sba'Ug Club.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Philadelphia Navy Yard Em.

PHnADKLrBIL roursday, Jan. I3 1859.
Government ORDER havs been received at the Navy
Yard il this city to ischase 500 wOrkmtn Satur-
dsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Fire i'm st. John, N. II.

ST. JoHs. Thursday Jan. l3, 1853.
-Four dwelling. houses were burned this morning in
the village Of Carleton, in this city. They were par
tally insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
RUSSIA.

The Russian Government has appointed consals at
Canton, aEd is about to establish naval station Id
China.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
INDIA

The Calcutta mall of November - had reached In
gland ard the Anne ricsn portion Of il Is conveyed D,
the Niagara. The details Of the ne~e was unimport
art. Fieights at Cslcuits were entirely nominal.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

FRANCE AND ENGLAND AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

SAFETY OF THE WISER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

LOSS OF LIFE LONDON THEAreR.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

xoNrALEMBERr AND ls5 OTHERS PARDoEED
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-12-30

R~ErupIArEs D~orGLAs,-Mr. Singleton, Of
Mississippi, threw a borb into the democratic
camp. in the Honsc of Representatives, On
Monday by announcing his determination not
to SUI port Judge Douglas as a candidate fol
the Presidency, if nominated at Charleston,
and irrespective Of any platform that might be
adopted. This declaration reflects the scnti-
ments Of The whole delegation, and a very CON
siderable interest at the south Instead If re-
buking it with manliness, Mr.. Logan, Of Hi
nois, q spokesman of Judge Douglas, rose inn
med:ateiy and said he would sustain any noIn-
nation of the Charleston Convention, and
with whatever condition he might be present
cd. The humiiiating avowal was quite in
keeping with the partisanship which dictaed ii,
and which recognizes unconditional submission
as a cardinal principle of northern democracy.
Mr.. Singleton signiticd the most ~contcmptuous
Indifference as to the course of the member
from Illinois or his friends.