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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
NICARAGUA.
From Ous own ConespordsnG

From. Gus Own ConeSIordsn6
MASAGUA Jsn. ~, 1859.
So far ss the United States are concerned, tsis
country is closcd to treaty, negotiation, or cordial
relation. They have accomplished their objscts--
British Miri,ter in the country, Briti,h feet Ia
each port, British cruisers watching each avenue
to TIE country, a treaty all cut and dried every
word ready, only awaiting the meeting Of the
Nclrsguan Congress, to be ratified. Let that DO
done, and England is bound to protect them against
invasion, ard they expect 10 snap their fngsrs in
the face of Gen. Case. JereZ has not boon wasting
his precious time at Washington. The humbuggng
he has done, and the delays he has procured, have
answered every purpose. Let them look to il.
We have no news here from the United States, ex-
cept that Walker has sailed with five hundred men.
Six months ago the people would have whispered
with white faces nj the news and hurriedy gath
cred their household gods into places OF safety;
now they seem to care nothing about il. WbT
mott 80, the English are here, and they VIII
defend u.s." Before Walker, who has probably
landed in Honduras, can get into the State, tho
English treaty will be ratified, and Walker
and his men welcomed by British marines " with
L" bloody hands TO hospitable graves" am not
one who talks continually about British aggression
against the interests Of the United States nor do 1
believe in the Monroe Doctrine" i consider it
al immense humbug. But certainly Nicaragua IA
lost to the United States, unless she is willing 70
feht for it, Possibly, and very likely, England ia
bullying our Government, and would not tight for
tie value Of all the land between the Gulf aud Cape
Horn, but the bullying will answer the purpose.
Our government cannot make stand or risk D
fght. The IsthInus caanot be controlled by
her: che must seek another and better Avenue
10 her possessions on The Pacific through
her own territory. The money spent 10.
bloody ami devastating war with European
Powers, would construct tins railroad TO tho Pa
cite, Let The Westen Members Of Congress look
to their interests. The Isthmus valuable as il is.
is good for nothing without Transit Company ia
operation or a ship canal. A ship canal Of thirty
feet, such as is proposed by England and France.
can never be constructed. A canal Of seventeen
feet according 10 the old surveys OF Col. Chllds,
might b. oonstructed but that will never be ex-
cept by Americans, and such an enterprise is far in
the future. think none Of us will live 10 see it.
The Assembly meets 10 day. They are iuil oE
hatred e the United States and are prepared 10
show Il. We snxiously await news from home.
The latest dates from the United States are Decem
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HOUSE OF REPREsENrATIvES.

The House agreed ~ the report the COMMITTEE OF
Corfererce on the oisagreelng amendments oil DOM
Houses b the IrdiSD Appropriation blb.
Mr. FAULKNER Va, from the committee on
Militsry Affairs reported bin to protect timber
growing on lance SET apart by the United states Tor
mihiery ana other purposes Anc'g VINO ave- .bsrehy
subjected 10 Il fire OF 500 and years lmpris0hueA''
Tie bill wa passed. -
ur. NiBLACK Gnd.l, from the Committee to EN-
anime tbe Accounts OF the late Superintendent OF PUP
Sc P,iIfino made a special report that Peter )
Duyal Of Phlapelphis, late OF Tie hIm " puN a.
Co Eas ex snined some time since Deiors t9a. OVIL
m,ttee. AmCBe Other things, he teshn9u " t19
tYu.tb n in SO of the books OF that nr u ueileO
TS1iro ever endowed agents or Other, 10 pIocNe
,yc,k T him from tie Government snd halln ctcl
passed any per cebtum or bonus ID az! OAe IHt sNb
him work OF procuring II Tor luz; u ines u
i nortcdy cIptrs iicied by subsequent prcdGctoh
~ The books and By Tie testimony OF tIe1ericS
Hourger. his 6te partner, and Hoia,io I; howaiu,
the Rte boOkkoeptT for the hrn. by Oiuer 81 tI9
Committee, MI Nihlsck reported these iatls 20 .no
Uouse viii resolution directing the case TO DC Ger
tfsd to tie United States strict Attorney ioI th'
District Of Columbia fer such action 10 the premises
as the circumstances in his opinion require The res
OluiiVn was ADOPTED. .L,u
NJ RIAIR Mo- uusucc .ssfuly sought to oder an
sme1dment giving Bntte!f fed y 70 Tue ''l7o''VA u
the overland route. 49, -. .,,,,- t-,o,.
II House ssaa voted on ie1Alu NV ~ P,s,
resppropIiatipg mOIey Tor Tie eoAsuus'iV u i'''
OT', Ln'ldiups. Agreed to by 81 maloI.y' ..
lie bin then passed. by four majority in the same
shape as il vas heretofore ,ejecte1. ,-,-.i..
pifEIpS Mol asked leave 10 introduce
IN III rom lie COMMITTEE Of Ways anc Means.
Nj. MCQUEEN Is. c. objected. 49,,
Mr.. PHILIPS moved suspension oil me Tuo.
Mr. CRAWFORD Ca Denied thA' lue 20 I;Ii
Of Ways and Means had agreed to a7y Tam Dill
Mr. PHELPS Mo- seLt up to the Clerk tae.e q
resolution which ad been adopted by ths 20 I'm
oi " avs and Mea1p, su,hcrzrg him 70 repor Vn
"a! r,11 III. ton Of the Tsrh; that Mr. Mornh Dc
sa,foT;zos 10 report sGblttute provAns iSf ionn
III modification; and that aIy othei Member ~
have AZ opptrrany 70 I'll an SneadiI-r' 10 '1'
-,..i.Ir "a go. aEl Move. CRANtOND
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From HD,lOn.

BOsTON Sa'nrdsy, Feb, -, IHJ1.
The state Sepste today passed resoGt.on for tha
purchase Of the Gov II .ncock estate by vote Of ~
to 10. An amer dmenl was adopted, that no nnneoes-
ssry chs &C shs lie m6de IN the eIreraz ifterosl
arrangement Of The dwelling IN possession Of the
ConmouSeslth.
John Crosby who murdered his wife ia this city 90
the :Ob Of November last, has been arrested 10
Charleston ; 4 r,qpsition from Gov. Banks hiss
been difpached e. his return here f,r ,Tisl.
Tee snip ~ zabeth from New Orleans for Boston,
came ashore on Cedar Point, S,itlste, to-day. she
lays amorg the rocks and has hole in her. The
crew were savsd
TIE ship has b!ged and Is full o. water She will
probably go 70 pieces tonight, Toe crew were all
saved. She EMP Of 90 tuns, Owned by
Ge~ge Celesjer s Co.. and nsuisd in the city fo-
s63 coo vessel and cargo Ihe later consisted Of
3 go bsts Of cotton.
BosroS FeS q 1889.
Gather ar and tAaw.ns al day TOee Indications CT
ra'u thu evening.
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NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. &c, 1859.
II bill 20 charge tie plans Of the streets OF New
Ymk north Of O1e.lundred.apd Twenty fifth street
arc wet q Eighth Gvtnue was reported unfaYoraoiy.
TIE bill tor the reiei Of the NeT.lcrk Academy OF
Music vss reported faycrsby alec, the bl to regu-
late tie rate a Wharfage in New York.
NJ. SPIN0LA, from tie Special Committee lepo!t-
"A The facts relating to the alleged vacancy in Mr..
Vaudeville district. Report ordered 70 be printed
NJ. DOHERTY introduced til for the coz truc-
tou Of g railroad in New-lork, slorg Forty-s scold
stree. Ninth avenue Hudson street, BleecAtE street,
BoHeiy, auo Chatham square.
Arst,uiicn was adopted, ealing on The Mayor 6c,,
# New York, 20 communicate to the senate whal
items Of tie tax levy they consider capable Of rednc-
tlyD,
yss laid u tue table.
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LATER trom ue,ico.

-, NEw-OLIEhSs Ssterdsy, Feb Go 1852.
r. ~ steamship TeE-essee has arrived ff1u Vera
C,Si - ms.
s'Ioho- gas.l at 0ilsbs with 900 men, and
"I1 oS" .urg forced lrsrs cSe'yedsTc.
=, sd formed Cabinet c0F-istirg Of Tlr-a-zs-
.S,ter Of Foreign r. s;iots; Zegac,s Minis,er y
t.tarCe, and Csstill', Muster Il Wa.
Tier, were 600 LIBERAL troops st Zica,ects, and
arother body a. Mcr,ls.
The Progrefo 81 the lob, states that the French
an t. clish commanders al rolfad the CAPTAIN Of
Tie American sloop-of war s1st 90 Tbs, they seoah
boatd tee Terpsssee to If shy hibusters .ere on
bod1o. The CAPTAIN OF the Saratoga in.imated that
they could not 90 - while his chip sAs nelr enough 70
prevent i.
lie foreign Ministers in the capital Aai not recog.
rizci yiIamoE IS President.
Vie English aud French sluadrons were in hostile
.,,.., $500 aud fsvcripg Miranon and
alutade osiore vera 49, - 49, ciy from
tic Chu1ch party. They viii stsoa 49,
tie sea, while NIsmon does the same from the land
side
The English and French merchants at Vera Cruz
have n nouueed the protection ~ theresc hag and
placed themselves uI der the American Hsz,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.

4 rev work q fiction rcludings series OF original
stories, from the pen o. DR.. r. Shelton Hacfennrs tho
wslLknown snthor Of vsross popol.r works, . a.
nocre.d as being nearly resdy for publication. The
numerous readers d bS previous you mes vii LOOK for
j. with intsTsst.
rev work, entitled "Mosscs," by NJ. y. Sans
eer., .ati or Of Salad for The Solitary" &c which,
We uu5.r.laEd hss reached IL tSel.iL edition, u
tpee'y 20 b Issued by Mr ScIbter Of tbi. city snd
BY Mr.. Bentley of London.
new and enlarged edition Of DR.. Lebers work
en- Ciyl Liberty .sfoCn 20 appear ct Paiiaiepa'a'
The famous COLLECTION VI arcisit manuscripts D.
longing to Mr. GusIslmo Libd "a 20 be sold At an,'n
ct Lon'or eo1rm.reins On the 18th o. Ms'ca 1exi.
Tie sale Is ~ coL.ians tLroash eight days eaAi's
Ayril ). The catalogue il hsrazome octave voian''
Of 20 p,ges With 81 ergrsvipg' Of fac 'ni's' IRON
the nsbu.crip,. So irporsr, collection Eiu PfSs-
st'y rtyer az sie Be offered FOR sale.
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ASSEMBLY.


Tie following important blk 6ers reported id'ofa-
by by tie COMMITTEES:
10 suLhorze the rebuilding Of tie Oneida Lake
To arerd the New York City Hall act.
To estAtish q Law Library 10 the sixth Juneau
To facilitate lie Formation Of Agricultural Spcietes
To iLcolroIate the National Vaccine Institute ID
NeW-lofk City. .,..
To authorize horse raiIosi rack through ALla1uc
ard ether ,tIoets Brooklyn.
To provide agaiast unsafe buildings ID NsN1OIk.
To extend tie t-rm Of odice oi CJh-laoi-s n Ne"-
York. ,.,..-,.,. -,
The Sp,css. Committee reported bal 10 p.o.ec. me
,ieL,s srd Ebgriss Of citizens Of tie STATE % Aea-
~ TIE In MI les the operation ot ne fagii'le
Save Law. ED prcvces thai no p7Iscn ID me s.aie
sb De cor d l.rc a. properly OF s1tjecl - sa-
,lsss or ecyc.5; t1at - person shan &c lepnFei u
I;Ir s.hc.t tIe process of the common law o. no
S,ste aid trial BY iVIy. II subjects my peison DE-
,ivr aty other IeIsOu OF liberty, -ot 1Iuef tAS
STATE law 70 d lie Il irom ole 70 i've tno9saua =
ists and 10 trtLiy years impTsoAmc1L No perm
II African blood 60 be CIcllded iToM Tue opel a..Sl
III ~. SCI II jeols-ss every slave colng into tI1
sat BY tie CcLEent u LIS OF her owner sna4 &c To-
ard subjects eyCTy person EIoiessifs or s.lep's ~
Lo'6 aIy ueIsoa IL Ills State IS slave 10 INC sae
Tsrs..;cs "a above. Il tepnyss alT "a syer Wlo p
nssr. AS counsel for toe claimant Ct save d VIC
iigtt If practicug in any Comt n Tie STATE ahA IA
Aiets fLt If ron ore io hye thousahA ao.als eu-
iirrrisulutrt Tor two b. ter years Oh SOY Oi'S.4 "
resii1g aIy party o. slave ..La the
vain tbGie sp1si % OF a In5.'oa 70 nc
liIftf srscial OgucI ~ Nedaesday Leon. |s''e'
M. Css, Tex ID vas paced by s! Z" - mon
- Mr.. TQNLlSSlN' l.' u ga
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lpssilsp hsmest aud rnpsrt 6rst Mf. Ph..s "a .,y
ih, ara RtC'1f, as &C snertpest, Or. MsrfSs hill.
AID that ars nee Der OF the Comm tee ESQ cf.r a..
Otbcr 1aDH p ject &c h'Dseousbt to tie abebs-
met " } e p'e.sct IUo vote &c ths va: Yeas-
Meter- aO1D Howard D4sis, Phillip, M.cisy-5
Nays- Mseers. Letch,r, Do~osl, Cta tlotd-a, Mr..
Itrps, Chtr usi. 90 Unt vote, ihere cot beng q.
He Can cer sry Tori he p'eases an may therefore
iegn't Hbsr ne own procoi or the T.nT IL l8i6.
biI Cox tOhoj bAs b-eu uG.i.s to be "a his saat il
t0e u"U'e icr seek past osiug 20 severe sc 1ne g.
Iron n ch be has not yet recovered.
tte President hes seut 10 the dpusc veto Ineas age
Of Mr. Monil's agricultural Colleges Bill
TIE Pos'. Office Appfot ra,ioa bin Lesp,s.ea p,e
iiOu'e al" eotteibs nothing about Dir. B1tteIi.l or
the overland nal.
WAsHIyGroy. Feb. ~. 1870.
Ire teegr sphc armour cemeDt th Al the EagIsn apd
French FqueoiGs were in hostile atttu 10 bcnre Vera
tiuz 'sfUt bcevei here for IN leasOn y Pr-,ii-qt
Ju.nz snd members If rs Cshret in letters rec 'v.l
IN Washington under dsts of the 9TH Of EebcaGry
Ha'e oi'tLctly that thy had maize q " oe6A b. AZ
rsr gemett for toe setlemect % the Gu tom. dui-s
al 90 that time there other qo~sjpu al issu
IL is Known that % r Mata the Miastsr Of the
Cori'itu'oCal Cove ruuebt, bat ful, 20 &ers II make
treaty IN the event Of his reception snch by this
ADMIN stIatop. Asthe P5e.ije1t in his Annual Mes.
cage expressed bimfe! 70 the e tba. the ou'y nc 9e
81 fc,tnnR The ptn6ng quesIOns vita Mexico il
throrth the Contttu,ipDaI Goveromeot soue sur.
Prise tIpee5td hat il is not yet Tecozuize in tn,
peTfOn &C 5. nor Mata but there may BE- safice1.
reasons the delay, ~hicb acc riding to report, will
not ouch longer coulnUe. Slch a recognition il
stxons'y rressed, IS twou'd, 10 the opinion Of It's
fs boz seauie The complete triumph Of the Cons in.
tma Cow rruont, aud enable 70 obtain the mster al
aid IRON capitalists 10 Inaiotain IFS pO yer.
hepo OF NJ ramon il u Washing ton, looking afer
tie 'Ltsrtf's OF that p.rs0os Government, sltIOash
he dlscaims being his agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-28
Acquitfai on n Murder Trial

BANGOR WE, Feo. =, IoJ!.
Tie irisl of young Crosby for the homicifn Of his
eel ,oifeiog Losen, IN 1857, has been in progress
here for the past four days, sui has been ~aScNed
wth rtonsc bieresf by the vhole co immunity. After
very able arguments for the defense by TX Gov. Ken
ana for the Government by Charles s Crosby, esq
Couit y Attorney, the given to the jay by
Judge HsthAwoy, at about o'clock yes'erday after
rendered The indictment wa for malsl4us hter.
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DIR. CHEEVER AT ALBANY.

ALB,SY Feb. 26, 1880.
Dr.. Cbesver electrified the highly re.peo'~bls sa&-
euce It at listened to him in the CAPITOL sst o'g,t Ne
dpcour,e wss far more able than m.py cipsasl.
II vas ess e sermon ard more e close, ~etfss-
sm ed argument sgHiosi tte Fugitive Slave lav ssa
slavery i's.f than the DoctoTs professon led % "
expect. is points 'rsinti ana very ssrooel4
stated. Maoy candid persots regard it o. tho mas,-
Iiece Of AntSlayery poleufes. fW
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The Overland California Mail.

. st. LoJ =, Sitnrdly, Feb. %, INJI.
The overland mail vita san Francisco dates Of the
Nh ins' has arrived here. Toe papers destitute
Ct news Of general interest. No passenger, came
with Tie mill
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The Steamer POtOmska.

NEw.BEDFoRD, Saturday, Feb. 90 1859.
u il sno wing and blowing hard Elich mAkes it
doubtful If the steamer POtomsks can be saved.
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Deat,. of the Hon. l.. alannegau.

N. LOTIs, SATURDAY, FED. %, IsJl.
The lIor. f.. A. Hatnegsn, formerly United States
Senator from Indiana, died at the Planters House last
nigh
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Death of an EnineutPhysician.

BATAVIA, n. y, Saturday,, re %, 1879.
DR.. John Coles, an eminent physician ami surgeon,
{ f. yeeTs practice al this plec-, died to-day.
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The Indian Outward Eound.

PoRTLASD, Saturday Feb %, 1889.
The steamship lldian called from this port for Liy-
orpOOl this afternoon. Weather very stormy.
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i rdnstd c lhouo, sen in = c'Il 70 ne ci1r','.
~. lt-es.y. sts'es tlat JolH g. C.lsoaa va a9s
Sa,etaJaIs ta.
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rosc q sEesdUs y rsG a.Iits osis alton ia,o
Z - eyed f,stdf, beng lost.- ...Nt +. "a.
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% the As,ooisted Press.

WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1859.
The community was thrown into an intense ex'
element to-day, by the killing of Philip Barton
Key United States District-AttOIney for tho DIS
kct of Columbia al the hands of Daniel r.. Slchles'
According TO report, Mr. Sickles becoming con-
tIeed of the truth Of certain scaadaloas rauofs
ayolspg lis wife, resolved 20 redress hrs wrong''
At about , O'Clock this afternoon proceeding IRON
Dis t.dence, near the Presidents house. TO toe
'utb east corner Of Lafayette square, Ia the same
histborhood, where Mr. Key was engaged IN con-
snalion with Nh. Butterworth Of New York, he
eknsed Mr. Key with having dishOnOred him, AMI
destroy ed bis domestic peace, and shOt bim with
Rvolyer One Of the balls entered the left side of
As body, aud passed through to the corresponding
Ent on tue opposite eide, lodging under the aka.
inother shot took effect 10 the hight thigh, near
D. main artery wher Mr.. Key fell, imploring Mr.
Selles not TO hill hin. The third s-o} was IN
ae Iigtt side, but glanced from the body, inlet
q oily bmse Death ensued IN few
AOmsnis. The body was taken into tic Ma
saal Clubhouse, where Jury o. inquest
sn held, who, after a1 examination loto
u circumstances, of come hours length, re-
mhed verdict, merely stating that the death oi
NJ. Kty VA from iae effects Of pistol shots, as
seae stated. fred by Siekles The premises OF
Club House were crowded with people aoxi-
Sa5 inquiIing oil the circumstances OF the event.
Alter Mr. eickles Lad killed Mr. Key, be re-
Nitd to The residence OF Attorney Black,
ssrre he was advised to deliver himself into the
sads Of the officers, who subsequently, conveyed
"a 10 jail. to which be was committed for furtaer
"ainsiou tomorrow. The facts which led 10
slnsedy will then probably judi'iAlly tran'Pife'
| sfqaisiiion Of the Coroner was merely WIFE re-
| "see to tie causes which produced death.
Ia WasHIxcroN. Saturday, Feb. Do 49,
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WAsHINcroN. Saturday, Feb. 2ot 49,
~ COMMITTEE OF WGys ana M,nus have y 4ss'
r.sd iesolGi'n on tho JaI.T Tne ChA-nA. II
>'e'et to ssk .son Of tie rules, 81 I't A'''
, 1859-05-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Xnxo4r Erruo, NAyp.
TEA1nx1-Ts nsF1n9it wss quits fosxJ. but clsarad
" warm At noon this evening it Is cloudy wh a
Wind from the East
A1zv1o x1ox Qu1cAeo--As Bunalo, u The x,h, Prop
Genushn.
Al oswszo. on Tue 18th, sehr G..pad..
Grs H. a'a 1onss'n md 'eh''ns York st'' and
From ozwszo. on tbs scsh, Prop Buckeye.
~ 7k3aELs PAazzso DkRmr on xm 18rn-Bound -Sehr
Bound Do~n-sch:s Exchange, J Rlxxs, Challensr.
4knosx-We learn that the schooner VIM Tell and Ellen
Pike went ashore 1t Grand Ha.ea Fda5 morning. We
have no Particular
The gale on LAta Michigan Thursday night Qults
sevefe, md we ah. undoubtedly hear Of os disases
RAT Losr-Araft OF 1900 loxs lot On Thursday
night on Lake ST. Cai by being struck By tbs squA Tha
san Was In tow Of The tug Gore and entirely satAred
There wea ten man the raft 1t the tine and they wes
saved With difficulty. The oEs ma5 be collected but will
be prcty expenAsejoo'
Paorrt1xN CLxAz1sa-The propeller ontoaoSan, Capt.
Wilkins, cleared today for CollinE~ood. with cargo Of
Aour, grain and hdes Tbs propeller GAena Capt Steele,
Of the n r. Central line for Dudo, With four lead hides
sc.. and the Propeller Osout. Capt. Flood, for Green Bay
With houE and provisions.
FEoF111z1".AHzIv1xo-The Propeller Ontonagon. Capt.
wilkins. and The Propeller Evergreen City Capt. Chamber
lain, both arrived today from CollnSwood.
Eo71ez TO PsorxzLrzs AND y1ssx1s Go1Ho Is AND Orr
Or the EalE HAAtnThercis Is mud suak, about 100
ftct from the North pier In range with the hreakx1er With
sss L f asfne eees s.
he st aod 6aoys WI remain " ersr Of the aaor
maser, until tie scow u Ee1noTed-Hunl0 Express
ne In contact surrey steamer Alert damaging
former to the extent Of ~ ~ By carrying away sr
damassd--bss. ADV 81 T. ''' lag 'A'''' ~ '''''s
Yotza Max LOST OyxraoAxp-op Thur.day evening,
, 1859-05-31

New YoEk, May 3o.-Tl,c steamship Mmmo.
ria arrived lrout southampton, 18th inst, and
brings Lundon papers Of TINT day.
Napoleon renlaued at A1esandria, busy with
his Generals in laying stratescical PLANS
The Pielmuntese cavalry had fallen in with a
detachment u Austrian Lussars aud made some
prisoners.
The -Aus.rians had withdrawn from Doghcra
TO Cas.eggio.
Austris has recognized the neutrality or the
States uf tile Church.
The bridge Of fStellu Ind bccn ttlreatcncd bv
the .Austrians who have workinen assembled
there nnd nj other points On tue 20. The waters
oi tile 10 had risen. aud tic women aud children
Of tue country were compelled by the Austrians
to labor at the works.
Several Sardinian Mayors who refused to
comply with the Austrian commands for contri.
buttons had been arrested,
Four Austrian merchant vessels lad been
captured BY the French Squadron in the Adri-
attic
Raius were falling necessarily which accounts
fpr tue inactivity Of tue troops. Some Of the
Austrian works were damaged.
The French squadron was teforc Venice on
tile 10Th.
Tie Austrian L'oyds had stopped running all
their steamers.
The isauk Of Hamburg Ind lowered its ratc Of
discount from 4@44 to It q cent.
French rent closed on Tuesday at Cl for ,,o,-
St. hyNtoul IoF account.
ltrssla,-The Norit publishes the following !:
''1he ltussian Government las issued orders iur
tile 1at, Sd, I'd, and 9TH cnrps dc u,1ny to BE-
placed immediately on j war footing, with tile
wholr artillery aud cavalry belonging 10 eacI,
The reserves are to he called in and all soldiers
on fu1longh ta join their colors TO be ready 10
march within months.
RoNE, May 1G.-0n the l1th inst, 1hc Tuscan
Consul at Ancona haulcd down his lag. On
the l.th the French mud Sardilian ConsuIs pro-
tested to tl.c Delegates against the continuation
Of Notifications, nnd Threatened to demand their
passports At midnight, the Delegates still speak
iny with the Austrian General.
On the 18th. the Austrans were at work, lev
cling casino. although tue state Of siege had
been raised.
France has not recognized tllo neutrality Of
Naples. Rome is tranquil.
Tie business ou the London Stock Exchange
on the isth was limited and the tone Of the mar
ket was less trsn. Consols closed at 91tGQs14.-
Applications for discount were higher, though
the demand for MONEY in the Stock Exchange is
rather more aetiyc
LONDON, Tucsday.-Tca inactive, Sucur SLOW
hut unchanged. Coffee unchanged. Pro-
visions inactive aud dropping. Saltpctre un.
changed. Wool spirited, but no improvement
IN rates.
LlvEarooI Tucsday.-A good attendance at
the market to-day, with moderate business
Sd. higher for Wheat, 4lgdd advance in Flour
G9sd. in Corn.