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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
FRANCE.

The Paris Constitutional says: We learn that IN
consequence of the communication addressed By Car
dipal Aptopelh 10 the French Ambassador at Rome,
the Emper or has ordered the immediate evacuation by
our troops of the Pontifcal city, message received
here asserts that the French corps ddree had been
forthwith withdrawn TO Cyita Neccha, there to await
the transport vessels, which viii convey the troops
back TO France
Itis stated that very animated controversy h I'D
taken place between Prince Napoleon and Count de
Persigny. The former assumed a very belligerent
tone, and expressed his contempt tor the treaties OF
1915 while the latter strongly protested against such
principles and denounced them as mlsenievous and
dangerous in the extreme.
Areport was current that Count Cavour, the SE.
dinian Prime Minister had paid flying visit to Paris.
There was likewise Q report that Austria had made
counter proposals TO Lord Cowley, which had been
supported by Prussia. Neither OF these Obtained
much credence.
France Of some distinguished parsonage, aud INIT
was thro vi out that II might be the Pope
The Paris correspondent Of The London Herald
states that the tone of the French Government papers
becomes more warlike every day. and, 10 noticing
Lord Broughams statement that toe present prepsra.
tions of France only TO build up the drain ceused
by the Crimean war, asks how thus Is recorellaole
with the fact that the horses belonging 70 ar'lery
regiments have been increased from d peace lOoNnS
The PARIS correspondent Of Tie Daiis Ne1-s says
that the utter absence Of enthusiasm even n the
army is bitterly smented and causes nnieigned sur
of service has expired do not reenst, in spite Of the
crest advantages which ale held ont to them.
The Times Paris correspondent says that IN very
recent interview between the Papal Nurclo IN Pans
ana NJ Walewski the latter, who is strongly opposed
10 war spoke much the point on the obstnscy OF
the Political Government III refusing the concessions
50 much required BY rs subjects that tue unGio IS
sad 10 have asked whether was Ant 10 compel him
10 demand his passports. The reply was that there
was no intention Of the hind, but this Was no moneni
TO disgnise the truth. ,.I
lately preyai,d at Maseies, had relaxed little, g.
Il ether enough had been done in the way OF prepNa-
ton for war or proceedings were suspended IL! sone
thing was known Of pacihcstion.
re-. Usvre journals announce tnst Prince Napoleon
bs. in.t entered into a corrac. with grea. sbipppg-
house. of Bordeaux for the conveyance OF lOVoV Ch-
NJ Sc immigrants into Martinique.
The Mositeur Of the ith ihst., says lnn .ne sae
mart in the Constitutional, announcing the eVsous
ton Of Rome by tie French troops, Is st ess' p'ems
ture.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. MARCH 10, 1859

"Tte zer.ous ocud.iion Of rs.sn sfairs has a.
trac'ed the seuicI of the EMPEROR, Shose endeaTors
ere 10 cOucu9e sn Lizrce in f.rheranoe Of the inter
est Of France. Tee EUpercr hes pTouis the hing
Ct SARDINIA 10 protect m against 4oy aggressive acts
o Austria, but he promises EXTENDED no further The
Emperor denies Ia. Ftsrce Is making varike preps
IstioIs See has n,t exceeded TIE effective force sue
is accustomed 70 maintain turing pesce. Assuming
II preparations 10 The A,seras have received any
e1trsCrtlua'y impulse i T. becluse changes were
Necessary in artillery and in TIE whole OF our feet.
All naval Preparations Emitted 70 the arning Of
four frgstes and four transports, 10 meet Imminent
euerseuCies.
1t ia absurd TO represent the nperOr a. pushing
var, aud 10 cast hin alone the re'ponsi hlty OF
having caused warlke preparations IN Europe.
Where can any one point oct woEts, diplomatic notes,
scts implying The wish Of the Emperor to provoke
var? The Emperor Is Dow examining the various
reasons Of the presert eompicsticns bat TINS mus,
rot be regarded any prOyocation o. war on has part
Besides, TO examine these questions is Il meet them IN
diplomatic way, ana poihiug authorizes tue belief
thst the ssue will not be f. yorabe 70 he continuation
Of the pesce" II 10 reported that the King OF Naples
has offered to furnish the Pope with 6Httsioos OF
Swiss troop, which WI prob4 induce the Emperor
10 renqush his intention Of Withdrawing his troops
from Algeria
On ~ budget being brought up for discussion on
Wednesday, the Committee declared, by ma )rity of
10 to T. they could not examine pesce budget 10 the
presetce Of demonstrations al sides, and that
war budget would be required. They pointed out,
moreover, thst Il woud be ridiculous 10 take the pro-
posed figures into consideration when expenses already
incurred have caused the requirements o. the Govern
rent considerably to exceed the amounts demanded,
and also that, representing the views and interests
At the nation, they did not sufficient motive for
France to he committed TO the sacrifices apparently
contemplated. They therefore resolved 10 await ex-
plantations from the Government; and although the
nino,ity then proposed amendment, to the effect
that the Government might nevertheless aid in ma
tious honor and should they require IT, count on the
assistance Of the Chamber, il forthwith rejected,
the Committee persisting resoutey in their original
note
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

The SIcxLEs CAsE.-An unknown CORES 3ondens
tslegrsphs that the trial of Mr.. Sickes will take
place week from next Monday. He also says that a
sister of M. Key found time ago. two miniatures
of Mrs Sckles in her brother essOn and that Mr..
P.nSeton said before leaving the city that the Key
family world leave all to justice, and would therefore
retain no counsel
Mr.. sickless late residence in Washington is occu'
pied unit. after the trial by +. b. Hart OF this CITY,
Tue prisoner allowed to walk in the yard 10 front Of
TIE Js,ls privilege not gwen to others The s:Sig
nation house is great object of attraction to vstors
and is vi,ited daily. It's vicinity, heretofore a@o
unknown, is now quite busy mart. So great Is tue
ruh a. the scene Of the tragedy that lafayette square
coDt,sy to previous practice, row losed az '"sn''
topeyeat Iju,y TO the flowers and shruboeiy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

Fish PoLEs.-TRe Chicago Journal tells g story Of
the way Northerner " did, an Arkansas man. The
parties went in company in bringing some 5000 ish
poles from Arkansas 20 Chicago, where the Yankee
assumed the RESP onsbty Of conducting the business
and handling the cash. Tuenty-four hundred OF toe
po,es were sod Immediately at prices varying from
g. 10 $40 = hundred, watch double bareied gun
and al sccordeon, being received In part payment
AIksnsas was to have ths latter articles and certain
proportion Of cssh. On Thursdsy evening, the so
kee invited Arkansas 10 go 70 the opera, which the
latter accepted. After being seated, Yankee very
suddenly wished to Gee friend and would bs b.ck
soon, Arkansas excused him, and the speculstOr
peyer came back, but shipped 200 Of the poles TO
Toledo By the night train pOcke.ed the cash, and with
the gun watch and socordeon, left it is Supposed by
the came train. We shouli ike TO SEQ the "poles'
before swallowing the entire "ish."
DEsYEHATE FIcHT WITH KCSAwAr NEGRoEs.-
Two fugitive slaves captured in Indiana, some
fifty mes from Louisville ast week, and brought to
the jail of that city. They escaped from South Caro-
Ina planter some months snoe. They made desps-
rate resistance before they secured shooting one
of the purfusrs, and wounding him 30 badly he wilt
hardly recover. One Of the negroes was shot in the
shoulder, and otherwise injured by blows.
SLAuGBTEE OF DoGs.-A correspondent Of The
Bostoa Trareier says that wholesale daughter Of
dogs tcck place in Concord, Maze, last week This
was done for fear Of their running malone or two
having done 20 and committed mischief. Only few
Of thu canine race escaped the slaughter.
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INDIA.

The Bombay mail Of Feb 3 had arrived az AleIan
dra on the 18th.
A general order from the Governor General contains
the following:
"LoId Clyde announces that tie campaign in which
the troops under his immediate command have been
engaged closed and that rebellion 10 longer exists
IN Dude"
On the application Of Jung Bshadoor British troops
bad entered Nepsu 10 assist in the reduction OF the
fugitive rebels He had also issued proclamation to
the effect that he would Surrender to the British Gov
eminent al insurgents found within his territory.
Sir Hugh Rose WAS making actIse preparations for
the destruction Of tee forts n the possession OF the Ro
hillas.
Tantco Tapee was flying toward Beekanur and
Jondhpore,
Religious riots had occurred in Travancore.
The Nawab Of karruckabsd had gwen himself up
prisoner
Lord Clyde was unEel and was about to proceed to
Smla for the season.
A new loan was announced on tie ssue OF Treasury
bills, at sn interest Of 81 per cent. Government Sc
surities had fallen heavily consequence.
The import market OF Bombay was less active
Cotton ard Oh Seeds were lower. Money was very
scarce Freights had slightly improved Exchange
81 for Credits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
Nrg.HAuPsmRE ELECTION.

The last Coaoord Ds1ocrz contains, WHO Yer!
tritpg exec ptious compete retains OF tie Net-
Unupsli.e esctiop, Tuas tie guberrstorlS returns
ircade al plscss Tia, voted Tor Governor except
Cambridge AZ HATS Location, whi,h, lSsf year gave
10 r. publ IN votes 70 Democratic. The total woe
stands GoodSin, So 25e. Cate, ~, 4o-Iooca
n'1iri,v 35lS SAsoofptou did net woe for State
ofc~r., but the Republican vote OF RsOre ,entatives
to the Legs sure W,s $50. 50 that the ~ t,d
Rec ubcsn vote The present year amounts 70 $o1I9'
in lS5s Il was 20 - sho wing that in 1872 the lie.
pubicsns bsye cast i0i votes more than in 1919
u very e cases the missing returns o. toe Vo,e
for members OF Congress have pecesststei the SUD
s'iiuion Of the Governor vote. With this under
standing the msortes Of the successful csn iida'es
are as folio vs.: Msrstou, 40; Tsppsn, 1904; FL.
wards lGS. The folio Wig Is the comparative
statement of the Congressional and Governor votes BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

FINAL DZcTsIos IN THE GREAT ATLANTIC OoILIs-
IoS CAsE.-Ths Ddron Tribune says: in l85l It
will be remembered that the steamboat All sntic and
propeller Ogdensburgh came in collision near Long
Point in Canada, by which the Atlantic worth 475 co.,
was sunk, and the Ogdensburgh damaged some % 0Oe
The Messrs. Ward Of this city Of the am ~
instituted suit in the United States District Court in
Ohio for damages. On the first trial the owners a
the Ogdensburgh recovered 5000 Au appeal 10 toe
United States Circuit Court before Judge Mclean,
reversed the Judgment and gave the Me9srs. Wasd
80 900 damages. The case vas taken BY appeal TO
the Supreme Court at Washington. On saturday ths
Supreme Court afr med the decree below, which gives
G Judgment 10 favor Of L. b. Ward and Stephen Glenn
cot, Of about sil,2e 90 Monday morning Mr..
Chamberlain, one Of the proprietors os the Northern
Transportation Company, and the principal defendant
in this suit me, in this city with Capt Ward and the
amount Of the Judgment fully and satisfactorily
arranged. Thus, after SIX years. and half Of htigs
ton, this important suit has been brought 70 suc-
cessful termination.
ADRUsEaRD EATES Up BY R,rrLysssyy,,-Tba
body Of vsgrant ScOtchmsn wss found 5sx dam
snes, on Plat Rock, West hazy Clinton County
n. Y Near the spot where the remains lay g large
chasn or ledge " rocks, that has long been known
as the den OF great number OF yattlesnskss and s
the trails leading between the corpse and the rocks h.
evident that the unfortunate man was KILLED BIZ tha
serpents. The fesh was literally picked froos tas
bones. IL IL supposed that the poor fe2ow wandered
ness, became an easy prey to the replica
A NV J. B.-Mr WIN. Eaton o. Acbup. Ma,
ouDd $1oO in bills by the rosds;(a near Worce ter
asst year he advertised for the owner. bot 10 ysia
Lat thursday stranger ACCORDED him In the street.
sa'e a. s1aGt account OF the lnorey, and demanded
OF your bcsinsssi' but would be content With haif.
10 furner question: be sn1wered that his rams vas
John Boil, erd drew pistol Mr. Eaton forth vita
psid y. ID. AZ be took the money he gave thrss
ensei aho then lett In such manner appeared 70
indicate fear Of berg paIs1ed.
No Dr..
country Tell us there win be no peaches 10 this part -
the State this season. the buds being all dead. This /.
the story from every part Of Middlessx County. W.
Wisa " uizhi Ne cestzsdse.sS. M Ere4oaisa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE WISER.
MORE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR.
A MANIFESTO FROM NAPOLEON.
UNION AGAINST THE REFORM GILL.

The Bremen steamship Weser from Queenstown on
March o, arrived at ths port q: about o'clock last
evening. She reports having passed large quantities
Of field ice and cebergs She experienced continued
head winds and strong gales winch carried away her
fgure-hesd. Der news is four days later than that
brought by the City Of Washington, beng to March g.
Tue steamship New York, from New-York for
Bremen, arrived at Southsn pton on the 81 inst
We ere under obligations to Capt. GatIeo of the
Weser, Tor the prompt delivery Of cur sunmary OF
news from our Liverpool agent also for late papers
and important Geographic Intelligence from the British
and IRISH Magnetic Telegraph Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
THE LATEST.

LoyDos, Saturday Morning, March 5, 1859.
Lord Louyaine addressing his constituents for re-
election mskes reference to the Reform Dill AZ all
The prospectus Of the National Flax Company luu.
ited hiss been issued, with q proposed capital OF
900 000, in Il shares.
ne Herald states that defalcations have been dis
in the accounts Of clerk long IN tie service
Of one Of The LOI don private banks.
The Emperor Napoleon has addressed letter to
Sir Francis Heso thanking him for bis exertions IN
the imperial cause. HIS Majesty expressed he sur
prise that the English should attack him necessarily
in the journals IN the most unjust manner, as ne mas
been their loyal ay. TIE correspondence appears ID
The Times.
ne T,f1e, has sone sarcastic remarks about the
absence Of indignation meeting on the Government
Reform bill.
The Herald appears TO Intimate that Lord John
Russell and Mr.. Bright have come 70 some under
standing with reference TO the course 10 be puisIea 0n
the Reform bill
An estimate has been drawn out Of the expense OF
establishing al electric telegraph which will cross the
whole Of Eastern Russia ard Siberia, and end al me
Pacific. The Gar has conceded permission 10 JOINT
stock COMPANY for the construction Of railway rom
the Don 70 the Noga. by this means the hediteran-
ear and Black Sess the Sea Of AZo the Caspian Sea,
Central Asia and the most distant regions Oh SloenA
oil be placed 10 communication with odessa, vienna
Paris snd LoDdon.
TIE Daily Meas City article) dated Friday even
ing ssy, III. .p.0sD.. the stock market.
were firm, ard late IN the afternoon Consols e1pe-
be movement is attributed rather 70 the support &C
corded to the investors than any increase OF conn
derce in the position Of Continental politics. ms
being the ith Of the month the discount market was
active but terms for best bills did not exceed u =
4 cent The scrip ot the Austrian loan was quoted
st2la ~ cent, There were no gold operanons az
the Bank to-day. IL Is computed that, dunog lssI
week at lsas, 10000 Lombsrdo-N Venetian Railway
shares had been sold in London on foreign &C
count Tbese operations to-day however, slackened,
ard shsres st once improved. On 'CAsuge, t's al
,ernoon bile on Holland and Frankfort were inquired
for and quoted less favorable for this country
The principal iestUre, however Is stl the rise IN the
Austrian Exchange"
The T.ma ,Ciiy Article, dated Friday evening,
ssys:
1.-THE Funds opened at the steady prices OF yester:
dsy and subsequently experienced inrtoer Tlse Oh
! A recovery OF uearly g cent on the Psrls bours-
shorty sitter operir the chef cause Of the better
tot anc there likewise reports OF traI4uhzins
news from Germany.
"The settlements Of the It'll Of the month having
been couc,ude6. the supply Of money IN the Discount
market Is abundant. The CoOrisl Produce markets
curing the week have been quiet, bat prices were
6,mly maintained. The traffic returns Of ranNays IN
TIE United Kir gtom fer the week ending toe o.h u
slow AZ Increase q f3l eco over lat yeM.
FRANCE
PARIs Sa.urisy, March s, 1872.
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
The communication was duly referred.

GoID.BZaRryG QUARTz Is MT.soURI-Tk 81.
Louis Democrat gays, that experienced California
mirer, living resr Sandy Hook, a village on the as-
souri, River in Bonitesu County in excursion along
the nils 10 the rear Of the village wss struck by tho
resemblance these hills bore 10 those % California bear
ing the quartz most sbundantly. lie stepped aside
and picked up piece, which was brought 10 st. Louis
and found to be gold after severe test. H. says there
ia abundance in these hills. TAe Democrat half be-
Eeyes the story. What otherWestern town has gold
at its doors Or rather, Whist town has not Golds
becoming more plenty than dirt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
SARDINIA.

public subscription 70 cover, the rev losn had been
opened at the Bank Of Turin. IL vas considered Ger
tain that the whole loan would be covered nos e1
ceeded. =,
Letters from Pscerzs snpC rrce that TIE VI
Austrian troops in TIA. place was incressng cay
Almost 70 0O0 ren had been placed on var tootns
sreo tie lst of March.
The P,edmontese Government is said TO lave takea
measure. il Injunction With .ss authorities G Nes,
York. 10 lave Peer aet "a eooPSalse Pr''a'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
shin News,

BOSTON March ls.-Au ships John Tucker, Williams, Cal
cutts via In tow Of steamer w t. Webb Chamer
Hurd CAlousi H. Purrngton, Given, New Oteansi mary
Merrill Curfer DO. John RUSSELL Williams, do Monmouth
Dosne Charleston H.veoch, snow, Lveipoo barb, fleet
Fruter Lsspdsr DO ssseis Higgins Bueoos Ayre' E9ly
Wider swift BAhs Orlando, Strong Port su Prince Jedder
Whselr Reuedios; H. Hszetire Drnkwater, Neworlsans
Grace Hammond, Mahoney. DO soruter H%"psIey Noble
(onA,vcsi Noble Bowes, 0syeston Eyira, Allen, do !
Aarths Moore, Benz EFT, Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

person named s. II. Hodge,, Of Worcester, Macs,
and who has been .topping al tho Tortire FOR few
dsys, says that be was robbed OF about 500 and
gold watch, in the following manner: He was sccosted
a. The railway station bys person who inquired ne
tine Of day," that on entering the building he sud-
denly felt sick at the stomach, entered "stercIoset
became rsensible for slInost two hours, recovered,
and found bis vslusbles gone. Ii is singular case,
bat nothing cooboistiye has been detected thus iA.
Ines Haven Dag Register
Some Of tie steamboats, refuge 20 lard at HAYES
ye, Ky uStil the uuTtersrs Of Lowe are brought 10
Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

In epts Of the tremendous efforts 20 defeat Marston,
and brsggng 10 that ef1cc' he falls behind Goodwins
vote only l59 in district Of nesrly 5000 voters.
Eda ards falls behind l2i.
The Legislative House returns show 1913 Repubi-
cars IA Democrats. No reforms from Carroll, Or
anee and New Durham which have probably elected
ore Republican sud tao Democrats 30, the House
Will stand 1879 Republicans 10 10 Democrats making
a Republicar majority of13.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
THE MUNICIPALITIES.

Prince Miosch ia represented adopting more
bsughy tone toward the Porte aHl his relations with
Austria ere becoming more embitnSe1.
a letter from Jsssey the capital OF Moldsvia, Gays
Austria r. fuses 10 sx her 10 passports delivered
in the of Prince Couzs but the representatives,
Of the other powers make difficulty about so doog.
The Modo-W allechian authorities by way OF reprisal,
refuse their riSd to Austrian passports.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
CHINA.

-Four DAYS later intelligence had been received from
China the Gates being Sha1gLse, Jan. TO- and Hong
The rate. Of Exchange continued with favorable
tendency for England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19

vrxrD QUESTION SETTLED.-t mas, a. Isss,
been decided by Court of j ss,ice that TO take an
umbrella without the esve of the owner IA 70 stsa S'
ycong man took an umbrella from the Nshonai nya
tsf At C,noibsst, Ohio. few nights since, ana 1nSy
Foace Court 6ned him 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
PRUSSIA.

The Prussian Ministry, urged by the repeated pro.
posas of several States Of the Zoyerein have decided
upon proposing to the Zoverein resolutions prohibit
ing the expectation OF horses on al the frontiers with
out exception
An the preliminary steps for rendering the Prussian
army mobile had been taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-19
vIQFkefs.

BALTIMORE March Is-Marsets for al articles UNCHANGED
and quiet excepting WHEAT which buoyant st 81 o. for
Red. - ,,...z G..
PHILLpELPHIA M.rch 1s.-FLoUR dull WHEAT htm
hite ell TQsl rs; Red &l 6e1Sl o. CORN advsncns
yellow 860S7o WHISKY firm at 2S dSOc.
Nav ORLEANS March 1.-THE sales Of CoTroN to-day were
2 coo bales at HE. for middhng MESS PORK elB o.