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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
INDIA.

The Bombay mail of Dec. arrived at S1ez on the
2lst and the news is thus telegraphed:
The amnesty was slowly bat surely thinning the
ranks Of the rebels and there is good reason for be-
leving that the whole country will be restored to
peace wit ,out much additional bloodshed.
On the 9th OF November, a forcs commanded by
Lord Clyde IN person, having marched oil miles IN %
hours completely defeated SINE Madhoo Singh and
large army of rebels at Dundeca Kara, nearly oppo-
site Futtebpore. The enemy driven out OF he
dense Jungle aud afterwad chased four miles by guns
and ca VARY. Toer lOss enormous. Many were
drowned il the Gauges. BaiDie Madnoo escaped down
the Oomrao River and Singh fed toward the Cawopore
rear. The rabble threw away their arms aud fed 10
the steep ravines. Bsine Msdhoo is said to have
reached Dcoleemow Chat, on the Ganges.
On the 2Sth Of November the Commander. Chief
arrived at Lucknow. The health of the British troops
was said to be excellent.
On the DIST of November Gen. Grant recrossed the
Goomtee The rebels in considerable numbers, DIS
puted the passage but forced to fly with great
loss. Six OF their guns were TAKEN
Tanta Topee continued to avoid the ingenuity oil
his puIsuers and is said to have entered Gnzerat.
Gen. John Jacob, who played an important part
The Bombay import market continued very active.
Money rather tight ana the Bank had raised It's
rate of di,count one per cent
CoTTOS ard OH SEEDS were lower.
FREIGHIs we've declining. ExcHASGE-Bank rates,
2l03d.
L.TEsr-The mail reached London on the 4th, and
the American portion of it was brought out by the
City Of Washit gton.
The letters and papers add little OF interest 70 the
above telegram. small insurrection nai occurred
at Burmah. 1t was reported by telegraph from Agra
that Nena Sahib had succeeded, with u considerable
force in crossing the Ganges between Fat.eghur and
CawnpoIe.
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ITALY.

TIE state of public feeling in Aus.rian-Italy con-
ued very Unsatisfactory, ard the army in the 10 n
bardo Venetian Kingdom sd been reenforced by four
regiments and all the men who were on leave Of 40
sence had returned TO their posts.
Telegrsphic communication by the submarine wire
between Caghsn aud Malta continued suspended
The cable being under-run.
The King of Naples had, in the most decided man.
ner, reused to grant the application Of Russia tor
coslng station in his dominons.
The Turin correspondent of The London TInes
states that mixed commission, composed Of military
and police had been established in Lombsrdy for the
promp. and summary Judgment, without regard 10
the ordinary forms Of dure, Of rotous, nsnrgent
and seditioos persona This is almost tantsmoun: TO
the Inauguration Of q state Of siege.
The Globe Pane correspondent Gays that the news
from every part of Italy Is pregnant with alarm.
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIyALED IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
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medium small small holds hs pint sna retss for
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proportion than the small retss FOR 90 bottle the large
sds quart per cent more In proportion, and reA for %
skottle.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

TIE annual return Of the British Navy as at the LIST
Of January shows that it consists Of 523 vessels OF
every description exclusive Of l67 gun boats. The
humber Of vessels in commission, and doing duty in ell
parts Of the globe il 176. There also eleven line
ofbattle screw steamers Of from 50 TO I3 guns EACH
10 course Of construction together with fifteen other
steamers IN various stages OF progress. The
Navy s pronounced in most efficient state, both as
regards the number Of vessels and the manner In
which they are equipped.
The number of enlgrapts who left Liverpool during
1853 was O466, decrease Of II ,456 as compared
with the year preceding. Of these emSraDs nearly
Al 600 were bound to the United States.
The London Ttmes, in an editorial upon the recent
correspondence which has been published in regard 10
the affairs Of Central America, the steamer Washing
ton, &c, thinks that the American Government and
its officers pushing matters very far indeed, AMI
by no means responding 10 the frank and friendly
manner ia which the practice OF visitation aud search
was eDt rely surrendered by the British Government
and says that,
at really seems 10 come TO this, that no English
naval officer can 90 on board American ship, how
ever conciliaoTy his conduct, hover unassuning his
demeaDOr, however unwilling or unable he may be
10 apply coInpusion, without giving to the United
States a cosus belh az siDst this country"
staircase IN the Polytechnic Institution, London,
gave way wien a large number Of persons were upon
it. About 80 people were more or less in ured, and
one child was killed Had the accident occurred
minute or two earlier, the consequences must have
been far more serious.
In the city article Of The Times attention is directed
TO American policy in regard to Mexico, as also to the
Efforts of France and Spain to obtain redress for iDu
res sustained, While the British Government is CEN
sured for its total apathy in the MISTER.
All the members Of the Cabinet had been summoned
TO London for the purpose of attending Council at
which the time for the meeting Of Parliament will be
fixed, and various matters of moment discussed.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
PROF.. LIEBER,S LECTURE.

Prof. Lieber resumed his course of lectures the
History of Commerce Tuesday, in the rooms
of the Historical Society. He pursued his account
Of the Of Egypt. This was better known to
Us than that Of almost any other ancient nson; most
Of their articles Of had been preserved
TO rs in connection with the mummies. Prof. Lsber
gave synopsis Of what he has already said of the early
history Of Egyptian commerce. With the exception
of Venics, aristocracy hoetle 10 commerce. The
submission Of Egypt TO the aristocrac government Of
Persia ruined her commerce, and thereafter whatever
commerce Egypt had was properly Greek. Under the
Ptoemes it rose, especially after the destruction Of
Carthage, TO the highest degree, and Alexandra be-
came an emporium. Mathematics, and especially
geography ard astronomy, were largely caltivsted;
and it was the geography Of Ptolemy which kindied
the enthusiasm in the study ths led to the grest dis
coveres in that scierce. Before proceeding TO Greek
aud Roman commerce, he sad that he would 'peak Of
the origin Of money. Some article were in 90 great
demand that they woold always be taken ia exchange
for others. In South Africa we found that .nces were
taken for money. Barth found in many places tina.
cotton cloth ives the best money he could carry.
Prescott mentions that the Spsniar1s found cocoa
beans generally used IN Mexico, where everybody
drank chocolate. From sach beginnings men began
70 estinste values by these standards. 10 barter one
would say to another, " Your property ia worth five
larces, and mine is worth ak; give ne one lance
worth more" So the savetr.te in the last century
was carried On by usirg pieces Of peculiar cloth
adapted "a the African trade for money Lster ia the
development Of money the precious metals were usedi
but for long time it was only weighed, not coined
Until the destruction Of Jerusalem, there was no com
In Judes Tie first coming, too, vas slrsys dooe BY
private persons. At one time in our own history,
German, FAMED Bech.lsr, stamped money in NORTH
Carolina, "BeeLter-$5," end " 90. TAis Wa only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LosDos MONEY MAREEr.-The Eogli,h Stock
market ympah Ins With the Paris Boure VEN e'sed
scns of the Emperor Napoleon to the Austrian a.
.teI decline Of about 2 cent t1os pAss IN CoS.o "a
fall in prices Coniois closed da At soai for account ex
The demand for money discount and he
Bsrk Of England had continued animated and on the
81 Of December il is ..d that The transaction. discount,
OF At heavier than any time since the
Of s47 subsequently the demand became es pressing
Two small ialare. had occurred in Manchester viz Me.a
peme,riaId Greek house, and Jno symoas Co.. IL the
The Yves, Inoia Mail Atrs,o had arrived South
smpton with ssS2, osc in sold snd silver
AMERICAN SEcURIrIEs.-Tae London Times Of the
4th says; In American Securities yesterday Their,
Illinois Central and advance u th- Second DIT
were: Illinois Central .hs,., Sli dis ,Oeis Sue.
IS slG8t Illinois EIessnds Of 90 ~ AGO. New fots Central
LIVERPOOL, Jan. S. 1889.
CorroS-Tbe market continues quiet but without
heir SOCKS 'ery freely and that buyers have ADVANTAGE
he p%o d.ys aoSiay and rGs.d.y ssrd.j having s--a
hoe has about IL coo bales rcludinE % sp-cls
ton and for expert The quotations advised per Niagara Arc
continued
AT MASCHEsTER a firm and buoyant tone continues
to prevail and GOOD bune's being done fan prices
BkEADsIUFFs- -Messrs. Ricnardsos, Spence & ca.
repo-; sener. Improvement il the country mshs
.sysroe or az quarter ia whea- In ai. market s'ar Is
sn and nomna ss s;ees esns out o. e9sdioei Mess'n
- az Philadelphia arc baumore, 81 ioaic u ia.
West Dod,r.,e dsn.ne a: an sdy.as- od az of rsnea
snd qualities al Auer1csn hed western v "nte
southern Sal c. Corn r-t. nq Iry advance
Of mixed, 3 G2s yellow, p sso white 50 as t.
PRovIsIoSs.-Beef continues very SLOW, 1bd buyers
daily the ADVANTAGE. Port da bat uncsailee II V.as
Bacon DO Of American Lard retail rrq2e % the
principal boders al; ke-prG OFT o! the mfe Taos si>sJ
., 50 for Butehers' Asso,istDn.
PRoDUcE-Common ROsin continues snd
fIn a, 2e5 s. other and. nsseetea BHt .os AZ az
for Philadelphia ard for BatiEoTe. Clover see- qz-t ard
nominal I. 81 s2 nothing dong in Timothy sgssr. qi-t
Bat steady. Coffee ses urinPortAnt Rice gu-. So
Of Carolina ls Ahes tefy b.; qsit a, = fr Pos sne
s. fur Pearls Lnseed Oh selling D.. sPhirs Of 1arPen-
tine quiet at IS sdS
Lospox M.REETs.-BR EADsruFFs firm am West
Ia? d.uer sUsAk firm ~ full prices for West lnfani
B,pss al 0ver CoFFEE II brl.t den I'D a. AZ saSA.e
81 n fr C.yon Ira fra sellers Of Confoa lid tr CASH
RIcr & a cheaper T.LLox quiet .: 81 sG5l LssLLp
OIL Sc 65o ! Scotch Pig Ises, -. 1854
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hat the Spanish Government has been informed Off
cally that complete satisfaction will he granted to
Spain foT The exactions Of stich the Spauiarfs had
been the victims st Tsmpico, in conformity with the
demands OF the authorities Of Cuba.
Madrid telegram Of the lie. inst 10 TIE DIily
News ssys:
1.-THE Ministry declare that Spain will never ssl
Cubs and protest against the insulting hypothei. 10
the contrary implied in the American Presidents N-s
ssse. O1zoys has brought forward motion support
ing the Ministerial declaration, which is unanimously
approved"
TIE spanish Government ia sad 10 have addressed
the Cabinets Of EDesnd and traoce ou the subject OF
Mr.. Bucnan mans remarks in regard 10 Cuba.
tn, Madrid Gdzette aInOu-ces especially that fdl
has been given TO Spain for the exacoss
Of Tsmpico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
AUSTRALIA.

The steamer Emeu with the Australian mails dated
Sydney, Nov. IL, and Melbourne, Nov. To- ant tdOp0
in gold, arrived at Suez on the 2ist December.
Trade especially import, very doll at Melbourne.
Exchange for 90 days sight was at par.
The electric telegraph was in Operation between
Melbourne Sydney and Adelaide
The following ships had sailed from Melbourne for
England: Oc.. q, the Blackwell, cor London, with
81 $50 ounces; Nov. z the Donald Mckay, for Liver
pool with 81 $50 ounces; Nov IA, the Ssiftsnre, for
London, with 81, 775 ounces.
The second esding Of the Chinese Emigration bill
had been rejected by the Upper House vi New South
Wales.
The receipts of wool at Sydney we're light. Buyers
were cautious, and prices uncertain. Iauow was
firm.
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by TsleErsph-l

ST. LoUIs, Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1853.
The han'as Guy Journal of Commerce Of the 18th,
ssys tina, Judge Williams Of Fort Scott has just ar
nved en- route TO confer with Governor Metary con-
ceiriDg the troubles in Southern Kansas. He re-
preseDs the neghboIhood Of Fort Scot to be under
reign Of terror.
BusIess wss Suspended, and the women and chill
d'en bad been removed TO psoes Of safety. The cit-
ren- were under Arms, and on guard day and night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
AUSTRIA.

Rumors were current in Vienna Of the discovery of a
formidable conspiracy in Craeov. Numerous arrests
had been made and some of the prisoners are said to
be RussaDs One of the reports states that the fortress
Of Craoow was TO have been surrendered 10 the Rus
Stars There is believed to have been considerable
eIageeration in the reports
Vienna telegram OF the 81 says: "The report that
Austria iskey to send troops TO the fortress 9" Bs
"grade has caused panic here's but you may be sore
"she will rot do co. unless with the consent Of the
"other parties to the treaty Of Pans
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FIRES.
FIRE N WHITE STREET.

FIRE n WHITE STREET.
About 81 O'Clock yesterday morning, fire occurred
IN the cellar under ih- grocery store Of Christopher
Burne,-ier, No "a White street but being discovered
A. an early moment, expngHshed before much
damsge -ss done. The fire originated among some
empty barr-s and 10 supposed Ia have been the work
Of ircebdary, who gain ed access 10 the paos in
eOpsqueIce Of the cell.r door having beea Ieft IN
fastened. Mr. Burneister hss his stock insured for
81 coo in the New Amsterdam Insurance Company.
yIRE Is BROoELrs.
Abou. O'Clock, Wednesday morning, Q FIRE broke
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
SERVIA.

The latest news from Servia is that the Skupoch-
TINA was about to SEED deputation to Constsoco-
pie to request the Sultan to confirm the election OF
Prince Milosh. Russian influence and Russian gold
are ssd to have brought about the deposition Of
Prince Alexander and the election Of MilOsh Order
hao been restored 10 Belgrade. The guns Of the Turk
ish fortress at Belgrade were be.shottsd aud on
the opposite bank of the river Austrian artillery and
5000 Austrian troops were in readiness to act ii a
chance offered,
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How TO co TO BrD.-H.r. Journal Of Health, in

How TO 60 TO BED.-Hsrs journal Of Health, In
peakipg on this subject, says:
8 In freezing Winter time do it in hurry, il there
10 fire 10 toe room and there Ought not ~ be aaless
you are quite an invalid. But if person 10 not 10
good health !, 10 best 10 uniress by . good FIRE,
warm ard dry the feet well, drs~ 90 the stockings
sgsiD, nun into room without fire. jamp into bed.
bundle up, with bead and ears uadsr cover for
minute or more, until you feel little warmth thea
uncover your head, next draw "a your stoctpgs,
srsig out turn your light side ana 80 %
sleep. If sense of cbilbes cones over yoa On get
ting into bed it will alssys do Jou ao ipiay; and -
repetition Increases the IN escts without hsvisg any
tendency to harden you. Nature ever abnsrs va.
erce. We are never shocked iatD good ke.lth. Hard
usa2e makes ~ garnsat isxt logger"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20
OF EMIGRATION

The Board met yestsrdAy, At the Office in Worth
street the Hon. GuLiAs {. VEsPL.xcK in tse chair.
MIR. EIIJAHF PURDr offered tie following resolo-
tons which adopted:
WA-ras Toe Hon 4. Morssp, In bers elevated " We
Chief M.,r,cy Of The Nee fos has erminssed his
sons with and vacated hs seat a. member Of sAAs
Beard and ,..., .....
The wshf care dp,ed By him In pro.dos for
ths ,,ck enran his ecoaomiea and
mi OF the In tutiors Wards tsiand vhsrcoy
IN. most obtained make he se~rssoH
from a. severely felt Therefore
Rt.pleed That IN parting nom our lste Asoc'ss Csmoe
s;orer TIE Hon T. Morgan, cannot but exgfes oar
.t We se,o lose the 81 his advice ssd en-
peri.nce Uhare manner hind TO the uoottunse essnor
cal, Ell Of the funds in'russd 70 es
proydt for the OF otsers from bis private meent
have resre, from as We sns pan sh .ns
Of valued member, the unfortunate wiz ms ~
presence and the kt word - oen spoken Asocson NJ
ene him 70 u.s. ana be carries with him into ssser oess
Of u,efaness for hs Continuing heA ~
prosperity
Rssord Tbs copy q this preamble and escstion asses
by the officers be transmitted the Hon. 4. ID. Morgan
Appended lie the weekly statement: 49,
Number Of Fmgsns arrived r. e5S..... 40
Fin since 70 ian
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A CORRECTION.
y o. Ths v. y. TTsss.

" Ne ESssoy Of TasN. y. T~issa.
SIR: In last Saturdays TRIBUNE the article on
"NewYorker in Sing Sing, observe in the notice of
C. b. Huntington error. 1t is stated that he wss
agrsduate of Geneva College, such was not the fsct
BE graduated in his fathers chair factory pretty
hard boy. His father ard mother very respscta-
be ard talented people. His father, the Hon. Israel
Huntington, represented the County of Ontario, in
this State Legislature two terms, the workingmens
candidate. He was the scknoSledged leader in the
House Of that party, and the author Of the Clinton
County State Prison bill the first session, and passed
through both Houses the second, He was invited at
The close Of the last session to the City Of New York.
when be vas met by an immense committee scd pro-
essor taken through the city TO hall and there sd
eressed his friends. Both father and mother living
1syracusel Of Ben Huntington, are now quite sget,
P,odissl son may iolov their example. ONTARIO.
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Rieh.rA.ep. Spence & Cs.s Circular.

Pc, Gun Of Ua,tsaet,nI LIVERPOOL Jan. T. lsse.
CoTTos-The mutsI trDes In the same aEfrsh sAk
po.eea f. time The trade take only 'ueieos Cot
p supply their immediate wants willie in porter genera
of.r their freely that buye have large choice aud
veil press have favored then 70 the extent Ao1
D. Upards eeing still The moe, difficult OF sale 10 IN
business eontir Eooe hdd1ns orsan' i'0d
Mobl-, ed. UplAtds, sid
Ard cur In tie port Of Liverpool 10 as ouo~s , .,-
De- 81 IsSS. Jupe ~. 1858. Dee ST. lS7.
whest. cS4e65 It's $50 1890 quarters.
I-,,au Cora -. Is0 .s4 IiSs,S 81 81 quAtsrL
FIour ......lsSl6 1-{oI iff 70 ossieAs-
TIE markets sen@r,y throughout tas country have
.lo-n an improved feeling AID a. cst Wheat has advanced
Id2i 4 quarter
AZ cur marie. TODAY With fair attendance Of buyers
Dodsrs,e conslnpve sAs al prices Id 20 "a
q bsb.l ever Friday. rates Frsnh bee, qualities
of American FLoUR-fbe soct Offering OF poor quaiy ana
condition. and QUOTATIONS. nouiDA there beng no de-
and but for rood samples DIAS CosN in retail IN
quiry an ADVANCE Of qusrtsr American Mixed ern1ins
csso, sass Mlssusee, sass; Indiana, ass; White
we,'srn as g; South'rn, sd'o 2 10 10 four-rgua'
dslphs arc Bar mor- ~ p rItrs Ohio q az via New
Oriesns 2 d2i We.t.ro, 10 G2n v Dbl lodsn Corn
hI.c, p az Yellow 20 GSi White, y ass = +so 40
BEEFThe demand continu-s very sos, and buyers dAly
get the .dyspiase holders being anxious 70 realize.
PosK 'lo~, without chang IN vslne
BAcosnsn aud Hone Cure si relatively Cheaper tnao
American, AID there sales Of the later 10 report
LAEDTte inquiry of limited retsa character 81 so the
T,LLow rssdy Baclsp Association" may be quoted a;
So 2 ewt In London uatst is hrner, closing 81 SPOT
for Z. Y c.
RosIS-Cc has been ssd from oontina ed scarcity,
"a. 3. other kipd. sgiect'd
BsRE as rae FOR Pois'elphia and SIS for Baltimore
sEEpsln Clover the Il quiry !, ess acve and the market
elo,s' quiet, 81 aS nominal va0e Of hae new In Timothy
po,hing doing,
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PANIC At THE PARIS BOURSR.
WAR auMcRs BETWEEN FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
GENERAL ALARM In ITALY.
BRITISH SUCCESSES IN INDIA.

The screw steansh City Of Washington, Capt
Petite, which called from Liverpool at II O'Clock on
the morning Of the 5th instant arrived here at about
o'clock on Wednesday morning, 18th.
No steamers from this eide had arrived ost SINCE the
denarture Of the NIAGARA
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fixing the value Of these pieces Of gold, and she
Government could not make out ttst Il trsnched On
the Federal privileges. II actually pruferroa IN
Georgia and the CGolinss to the Federal coin.
Prof Lieber viii continue his lectures on Tuesday
next, Of 3 p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-20

NIAGARA FALLS Jan. l5.-A most brutal assault
uue committed IN the street this morning upon the
hon. Augustus =. Porter, by fellow by the name Of
Ssooits who has been about here taking dsguerreo-
ypss Tor the last year or two Mr.. Porter is sn old
tatisnan, and much esteemed for bis uniform kind
and urbanits 20 all and the whole tows feel hgh.
Je1e;ied sganst Babbitt.