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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
The Great Eastern Not Coming.
THE FRANCO-AUSTRIAN TREATY.
spain Refuses Peace with Morocco.
sARDINIAN LOAN OP ONE HUNDRED MILLION FRANCS

JBr THE AsxnIcAs TxLxeRaPH Co.'S LINE 81 WALL frsrZT
sAcKvnLE, n. b., Friday, Nov 4, 1859.
The Royal Mail steamship America, CAPT. Noodle
which left Liverpool at o'clock p. m. Of Oct y,
arrived at Halifax at p. of Nov.3.
The steamship Vanderbilt, from New-York Oct. 3,
arrived at Southampton the evening of the the 18TH
The steamship City of Baltimore, from New-York
Oct g. arrived at Queenstown at q. m. of the 10Th,
and a; Liverpool early the morning of the DIST.
The steamship North American, from Quebec, Oct.
8, reached Liverpool at ?. m Of the GOTH
The America left Halifax at 10 p. on Thursday
for son, where abe will lie due Saturday morning.
She passed Oct. 20, at 8 P. m, of the Old Head
Kinsalc Royal Mail steamship Asia, from New
York for Liverpool.
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POLITICAL.

A "Free-Soil Democrat of 1913 writes TO The
TRIBUNE from Rhinebeck, Nov p, as follows:
We finished registry and fnd increase
brought sbou. by the Freight Agent a. the Hudson
River Railroad Depot naurazed CITIZEN who took number
Of employed upon the Road the Thursday
evening train and obtained their papers Friday Yesterday
they took the necessary oath aud registered The Railroad
AGENT took the required oath their residence This the
FRS. time since the Road opened that the citizens Of this
village have had contend against the Of s employees
and Am not mistaken the Company and their employees viii
receive rebuke that they will be likely to remember Old
Dutcb.s- give good secoun OF herself The Free-sou
Democrats In their love for freedom with very
few executions Unlike Y. Church Co. not willing
to admit either fools rascsl- in W. Chorch
sneak. Of the Republicans chs. |. the mss-e As being honest
bot norsn" says they do not read One fact rs to the ne
sn- parties in this village At the News Depot oil
III town are taken copies Of TIE TRIBUNE z Of Ia, Times
"A ., r.. Herald and Of The Ner-ctsl IT, Nine Democrats
t daily n; gdrs the four numbers of The Daily Ssu' The
b "a nsrer. ar. taken by Republicans Which party reads
Mr. Church, We are much to Collector scde
tide weekly vss VILLAGE It, special mission
seems 10 De the Republicans what must do 70 save
H. Unou The Republicans Of hi, village are TO have grand
ray or Saturday O'Clock P. ~. when - Hon John =
Hoeboon the Hon Charles L. Beal Of Columbus County
will address the people
The Washington correspondent of TIE Phisadel-
Mia North american says:
TSs President tinie anxious 10 Ill the French
Mission before the meeting Of Congress. but he has ss de-
ded 70 defe. appointment, which has attracted ca
ger spirsn When proposed 20 recall MI Dallas iat
Winter Judge Roosevelt Of New York much urged and
evidently by President for the expected vacancy
b., .incs he has command without making removal
M irenston il cordial Virgins viii hardly re-
lnoni.h her claim III Mr. Msson shoes without struggle,
AZ NV be discovered before lcr-.'
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1850.

One waId come in which gave LA American majority
II 1851.
American maj. Log do. in 81, s,34s.
American g,iu, 40, TO which the complete vote Of
Baltimore will probably add 600.
For Congress we have no returns OF any Importance
from the LIT District, which has most assurcdiy re
elected James A. Stewart. Dem, over {. {. Cox,
Opposition.
In the I'D District, +. II. Webster, Opposition has
been elected by a small majority over Ramsay Ne
Henry, Dem.
The Hid District reeectsJ. Morrison Harris, Amer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

MIsoR CITY ITEMS" Principle above Tx
,ediency I. the subiec, Of discourse to be delivered
in the Church Of the Puritans on Union Square, to-
morrow evening by the Rev. Dr. Geo. b. Cheeyer.
The new Church edifce Of the First Freeweu
Baptist Church, in Twentyeghth street near broad
way, viii he dedicated TO the worship oil God WIN
appropriate services tomorrow. There VIII 0e tnfee
eryice- during the DAY.
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how ever advanced Per cent and the Atlantic, and
St. Law and Great Western, Of Canada, also i'm
proved.
The T,mes announces another large Russian failure
that Of Mr. tiutsctakoG an eminent manufacturer at
Moseow His liabilities are f240,O 900 sterling. 1t j.
ssid that he has committed suicide.
The weather is very wntry in England and there is
considerable frost and snow.
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fBy Telegraph
CHaRLEsTows, Thursday, Nov. 3, lboy.

CHARLtsTOWst Inufruay, NV %, i"S''
The counsel in Browns have filed exceptions
70 the decision Of the Court refusing the motion for an
arrest Of Judgment and viii carry the case 10 tho
Court Of Appeals now in session at Richmond: Mr..
Chiffon viii argue the before that Court. hmay
be- taken I'D in that Court Immediately, but, II not de-
cded before the day fixed for the execution, v be-
Ieyed Gov. Wise will grant reprieve.
The trial Of Shields Green, alias Emperor, negro,
now going on. Mr.. GrswoId appeared rs his counsel.
Judge Russell Of Boston, also his way here, 70
take part in the defense Of the prsoner In the re-
mainder Of the the will be pursucd
as in thore Of Brown and Coppie. The prosecution
will prove their points, get verdict and the oc'ense
will move for an arres. Of Judgment The decsion OF
the Court Of Appeals in Browns ease Will thus ssttie
the whole. II believed that the Court VIII sentence
all the prisoners 10 be hung on the same day.
In Cooks il il anticipated that plea OF guny
will be entered and that be viii make certain reveal
tons, upon the strength OF which communication Oh
sentence will be sought.
Stevens is still in a dangerous condition Nothing
but hs amazing physical strength and An IRON consatn
ton could have enabled him 10 survive under woanas
sufficient 10 kill three ordinary men.
The excitement here is subsiding though snct
military guard is still maintained, and the trials OIL tho
remaining prisoners not expected TO Develop any
new or Interesting points
Mr. Howl, one Of Browns counsel, has returned W
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NV Telegraph.

by Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Friday, Nov. 4, 1852
The following Members of Congress are elected:
Harris Davis and Webster lAmericansl, and Stewart
Kunlel, and Hughes [Democrasl. This is the same
AZ At the last Congressional election.
The State Legislature stands as follows; House -
Americans 40 Democrats; Senate, Americans, Is
Democrats. One District to hear from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

The Righ, Rev. Andrew Bensds, the olde-; Bishop
q; the Moravian Church in America, died at Eas,on,
Pa, on Monday aged 30 years.
The Rev William c. Wilkinson was ordained ana
installed pastor ofthe Wooster Place Baptist Church
at New Haven. on Thursday evening. sermon BY the
Rev. Roher, Turnbul, u. u. Of Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

Madame Lesdernier, well and fayorahiy Known
10 the public as an eloeu.onis has been sagased BY
Mr. Deforert to give series Of reeits,icAA read
ings," at the hall Of the Palace Garden.
The Hon. Joseph Holt, PostmsAerGenerai, win
his lady, lefi Washington wedne,day morning lot
visit 20 the South.
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Ser. York, Ner. !. lssa.

FIRE N VARIcK srRrET.-At an early hour ye-'er-
day morning, fire occurred in the building No -
yarck street, owned by Trinity Church Corporation
and occupied by Capt. Waterman a. restaurant
Damage TO the amour; of $500 was sustained. In
s,ired for ~ coo in the Pacific Insurance Company.
The origin Of the fre il unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
MARTLAND ELECTION.

Our returns from the Election in this State are IN
complete but indicate the reelection beyond reason
able doubt, of WIN. II. Purnell AM az Controller
with three Democrats and three Americans to Con-
grew The returns for Controller, far received.
are az follows
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lean, a. follows:

lsr4., mai 5;7a In 1884, Hsrrris's maj. 2,3il
There are a few country Precincts to come IN which
canno. change the result, and will not vary the
majority very essentially.
The Iv,h District reflects Henry Winter Davis, Am.
a. follows:
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TURKEY.

Ali Pasha Grand Vizier has been dismissed. He
was to be succeeded by Mehenet kupsalle Faud
Pasha, it was also expected would be dismissed
Two Of the conspira!ors had died at kuiely.
been wrecked. Two hundred and three lives were
lost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05
RUSSIA.

Messrs. Steighlitz & Co., the Court Brokers at II
Petersburg had announced their intention TO retir'
from business at the close of the year.
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SPAIN,

The Correspondence Aut0grcfd announces that in
consec ueuce of unsatisfactory defamation made by
the Empsras OF Morocco the Council OF Ministers has
resolved 10 have recourse 10 arms. The same louriai
nroves the action of the Government in ordering the
Sransh Consul 10 leave Tingiers.
The Spanish Bishops in imitation OF the French had
commenced publishing pastoral letters iii defense OF the
temporal power Of the Pope
LATEST.
MADRID 2sth.
The reply of Morocco the warrintees demanded by
Spain not being satisfactory, war seems Imminent
council of Ministers, presided over by the Queen, has
been convOked.
The Spanish funds declined to-day more than one per
cent.
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AUSTRIA.

1t WAS expected that the Emperor of Austria would
have AN interview with the Emperor OF Russia at
Breslau on the 23d of October.
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SWEDEN.

The King of Sweden about to propose the aboli
ton of the severe punshments inflicted upon those who
quit the Established Church.
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Majority for Davis 57is do in 1857, geo
The returns from the Eighteenth Ward add largely
to Mr.. Davis majority.
TIE With District reflects Jacob NJ kunkei Dem
as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

In the With District George w. Hughes DEM IA
elected over A. b. Hagner, Opposition
The Legislature is Democratic in both branches "a
follows:
sys.ry-Americars q; Democrstsl3
HorsE-Americens rs; Democrs's4s
One district remains TO be heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-05

Passengers.
Al, II Ia LARAMIE and l-iy Nr. Gale and .aiy NJ. Oa
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18
CHINESE K1nnArp1Na CAsr-0n Wednes-

CHINESE KIDNAPPING CAsE.-On Wednes-
day, Cyrus Ayres of Suisun City, appeared
before the Sacramento County Court and
produced the Chinese child abducted from
Sacramento on the 4th inst. The girl was
delivered to its mother, Soon after the Chi
naman who was arrested at Suisun for
kidnapping the child, and who claims to be
its father sued out writ of habeas corpus.
The Standard says: at is wise child that
knows its own father" and it certainly would
puzzle some fathers to know their own chill
dren, but Choo Quong swears stoutly and
strongly that the child is his, although it has
a delicate red and white complexion, light
brown hair, blue eyes and every character
istic of Anglo Saxon blood.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

The Salt Lake Valley Tan, in alluding to
a rumor that the Mormons were desirous of
seeking some other place ofabode. says:
We know not upon what foundation these
reports rest; no one certainly who resides
here can perceive any indications of the
change spoken Of either in the leaders among
the Mnrnons or in the masses who submit
with implicit obedience to their dictation.-
Their declarations, indeed, as well rs all their
acts rebut the presumption of their quitting,
or intention to quit, at any time shortly, the
Territory Of the United States They are
constantly adding to their improvements
here, and thefr improvements are generally
of durable and substantial kind.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

The BARouE MESSENGER BrRD.-Captain
Gilliat of the Bhering. informs us that the
runway barque Messenger Bird of Boston,
arrived off the port of Petropolaski, in Aug
ust The captain went ashore and asked it
there was any news. When asked what he
came to that port for, he replied, to get
cargo Of Gil Without coming to anchor, he
squared away for parts unknown. It quite
probable that he WIZ go to Japan or cruise
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18
EATING sNAns.-A correspondent of al

EATING SNAILs.-A correspondent of an
exchange paper writing from Paris, says:
Are you fond of luxuries2 If you are,
you should partake of dish of which l ate
hearty yesterday at fashionable Partisan
restaurant. And what do you suppose it
was? Not that delicate and refreshing BIZ
valye-ft food for the gods the oyster-nor
its more leathery and substantial cousin the
clam, nor the tender, juicy frog, but another
"animal," which is supposed to combine all
the virtues and all the hayors of the three
above mentioned edibles--the sleek. Shiny,
snail To see him in his native nakedness,
when he had just emerged from his shell, the
snail would not, should say, present very
inviting appearance to the epicure, but when
he had a number of his companions chopped
up, as they do them in Paris, and mixed with
savory herbs, and then fried, he makes, n
dish, on which the palate and the memory
both loveth TO linger These distinguished
looking little mollusks play no insignificant
part in the dietary world of Paris-no less
than half a million of them being sold every
week.. the various markets Of the city
where they have taken their place in the
fish stalls side by side with tho oyster and
lobster
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

CALIFORNIA BABY LIrERATURE-A friend
relates an anecdote of his little girl, bright.
eyed beautiful child. something short of two
years old. 1t was thought best by paternal
and maternal counsel that she should say
prayers on going to bed. SO the pa puts her
in the crib-tucks her up, md commences
Now lay me down to Sleep" lining the
verse to the little one. who followed very
well, considering, till the closing amen came
"Amen," says the pa. "You hetp was the
response Of the young irreyerent. .-Nariposa
Gazette
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

ANNIvERsARY OF CALIFORNIA LODGE No. |.
Toe members of California Lodge No. l..
of F. and A. NJ, celebrated the decennal of
their lodge last night with that puculiar har-
mony and zest characteristic of the fraternity.
Speeches songs, the recital of the many diff
culties through which the lodge had strug-
gled, historical "reminiscences, etc, were Civ
en- with great good taste and brotherly kind
ness The occasion was greatly relshed,
and will long be remembered with pleasure.
s. f. Herald, "Wednesday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

One OF HIS OWN TnAPs 1t is well known
that there are many places in our streets
which are impossible in the day time and in
the night they are absolutely dangerous.
One of these places, or rether holes, is situa-
ted on California street, between Montgome-
ry and Kearny. In order to protect travel
ers, some kind individual placed barrel in
the hole, and no doubt fondly hoped that all
would steer clear of it. On Monday evening
q solitary horse and buggy man might be
seen quietly vending his way through the
mud of California street. Men on the side
walk were watching this solitary horse and
buggy man, and as he slowly passed along.
anxious eyes followed the melancholy look
ing eortege. At once, kerslump went some.
thing. Parties rushed out and proffered as
sistance. The horse-and buggy man was
taken out of the Garrel, taken undera lamp.
post and discovered to be our Street Com
MISUNDERSTANDING Call.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

MIssINe.-Robert Gift, assistant stage
agent on the Central Overland Route, left
the Simpson route, Utah, on the sth October,
to cross over to the old Humboldt route, tax
ing with him three days provisions. Since
that time Oothing Sheen seen or heard of
him, and the presumption is that he has been
killed. He was very efficient agent and a
thorough mountaineer
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

WE noticed at Birdseyes banking house,
Gays the Nevada Democrat, on Monday even
ing, two bars of gold each about the size of
an ordinary brick. The two bars were val
ued at $4,000, which was taken from the
claims of the Nebraska Company last week.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

TRooP FOR OREGoN.-The detachment of
two hundred and eighty United States troops
recently arrived on the Golden Gate, will be
dispatched for Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory upon the arrivol of the mail steamer
from Panama.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

On the 18th inst, at jamestown, Tuol-
umne county, Mr.. Philip Manifold a black
smith; was kicked in the abdomen by an TN
rully mustang which he was shoeing and so
severely injured that he died the next day
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

QUARTZ SULPHURETs-It is stated that
agents of French companies are now travers-
ing the quartz districts of the State buying
up the sulphnrets that have accumulated
from the working of the mines and contract
ing for more. The snlphurets are intended
for shipment to France, where the process
of oxydizing and extracting the gold are bet.
ter understood than in this country.-Er.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

Gov. WELLER has offered a reward of $500
for the arrest of Matthias Bingleman alias
Keller, who attempted to murder James As
bury, near the town of Washington, Yolo
county, on the llth inst
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

A New FEMALE SEMNARY-We hear Of
one in contemplation, calculated to be of the
very highest order, as likely to be established
in our State during the coming year, where
our daughters can receive an education sec
ond to none in the land. One of our citizens
has has offered to give 500 900 in cash to.
wards its establishment, provided like sum
is contributed by others.-San Francisco
Ilnle
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

The British Minister at Washington receiv-
ed dispatches from his government which will
enable him to send full Instructions to the Ou.
thorities of British Columbia in relation to
the San Juan affair
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18
EXCITEMENT or MNrns.-The Territorial

EXCITEMENT OF MNERs-The Territorial
Enterprise, speaking Of the discovery of a
silver lead in the mountains east Of Genoa
says:
We are unable to learn the name of the
fortunate dis ,overers. but learn that speci
mems have been taken to Virginia Town and
tested, and found to be very rich. Almost
the entire population of G Genoa and Carson
Valley have stumpeded and gone to the new
mines.
1he same paper says:
There has been tremendous rush during
the past week to the neighborhood of the
Twenty six Mile Desert wnere it was re-
ported soine Germans had found some coarse
gold. We cannot learn that there was any
foundation for the rumor which caused the
excitement.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

SCARLET FEVER and putrid sore throat are
prevailing to fearful extent among the chill
dren in San Francisco. Mr.. Thomas Rey-
mold has lost three children within two
weeks, and fourth is now in a critical con-
dition.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

In San Francisco. in the case of Alfred
Borel, the diamond smuggler, the diamonds
have been forfeited to the United States by
default They are valued at 10000 francs.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

The contributions tarown into the Wash
ington Monument box at the Nevada Post
office, amount to one hundred dollars, which
will be forwarded to the East by the next
steamer, The box was put up two months
400
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

In San Francisco, Henri La Bell, found
guilty of abstracting letter from the post
office, has been sentenced to pay fine of
$500, or be imprisoned three months
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

PASSENGER SUIT-In the U. S. District
Court, in the case of Chamberlain, ct al, VS..
the steamship Uncle Sam, decree was or
dered to be entered in favor of plaintiffs
The libelants got $50 each, except Lucy A
Boxer. who got $3.50; ]. P. Cogswell, ss5 !;
and Mrs. and Miss Mcneil, $l2O. Sixteen of
the libelants were rnled ont
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

ON the l4th inst, John Hermance, State
Prison convict, made his escape from the
wood scow, while going for wood, near Corte
Madeira. He was sent from Alameda county
for three years, for attempting to break Jail
and mayhem.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18
RniIrnnd Notice.

OFFICE OF THE S. F. & MARYsvILLE RAILROAD Co.
Marysville, Nov 9th, 1859.
A T a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF said
IA Company, held this day, FOURTH ASSESSMENT
UF PER CENT. upon all stock now subscribed to
said Company, WAS levied, and payment Of the same
is due and will therefore be made at the Office Of
the Company In Marysvle.
4. s. RANDALL, sec'y. s.F&M.RR.
noy9-60d
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

A MAN named Bingham, late of Downie-
vile, was stabbed and severely wounded, re-
Gently at Gold Hill, Carson Valley, by a
man named Hanan, from St. Louis, Sierra
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

AT the Mono Diggings, theater or some
thing that answers for one, has been in opera
ton for some time past The company con-
sists of Mart Taylor and one or two others.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

THE Tuolumne Grand Jury have found
true bill of Indictment for murder in the Sc
eond degree against Pliney Gardner, for the
shooting of James Mcdonald
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

In San Francisco, Charles D. Ross has com
nrenced suit against Charles s, Ruggles, to re.
cover damages laid at FIVE thousand dollars
for an assault and battery
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

SALMON FIsHERY.-Messrs. Strong, Bald
win & Co.. have established a salmon fishery
at the mouth of Rogue river, in Curry coun-
ty. They have taken as many as 1000 to
1900 at II single haul The salmon are said
to be of excellent qualit-O Oregon Statesman.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

A GENTLEMAN who lately returned to Mari
posa from the Mono diggings, confirms the
reported discovery of new and rich diggings,
fiaeen miles southeast of Mono Lake.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

A few nights ago, Charles J. King, eldest
son of the late james Ring of William, fell
into an excavation in San Francisco, and
broke his right leg.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

JOHN RAY has been committed to the Ell
Dorado county Jail, for stabbing William
johnson.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

Mr.. E. c. GREEFfELD died at Stockton on
Saturday last. He had been a resident of
that city since the fall of ls49.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

TELEGRAPM-The Placerville and st. Jo-
seph Telegraph Co. are extending their wires
to Virginia City, and will be ready for ope-
ration in three weeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

THE Liberal, of San Luis Northern Mexi-
co, publishes a rumor of the coming Of
American volunteers with approving re-
marks, and all is copied in like spirit by the
Bolctin, of Durango.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

A COUPLE of Cinnamon, charged with gam
bling, were arrested in San Francisco the
other day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-18

DtR1xs the late storm at Genoa, Carson
Valley. the new stable belonging to 0. IL.
Peirson, was damaged by having the roof
partly blown off.