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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
GEN. KLAPKAS ADDRESS To HUNG tRIANS
In TIE Al -NIKlAN RANKS

The folosmg proclamation by Gen. kapks has
been drawn up for dns-ibut0n among the Hdtgsnan
solcleIs IL The Ansirisc rank.
"GULEWERI. Ten years bsye eapsei since tie
f,y Of your cJun.y inundated On th7 altar Of
tier Iaiiys land-saughtsTed by tho exec1ts0ner z
bond; fJT 'en ysaIs pas, our Hungarian cDun,ry has
q darfi The yoke II Acstra-fH ten years the Aus
tTau comm ator gJyerns sh arbitrary will aud tram
ples most sacred rghisfUT ten year, the Hun
garsn TnriJr sefyes a. sase ,he foreign l"rd, who
replied 10 j1st c0mpl>n's with blows, and re yards
love Of country with scsffOlds snd with bullets.
"Ths bour " yeUgeat &c has struck. Already the
storm gathers the fraudulen. hooss of Austria
Its friend sbsndons it. The Gar Of Russia himself
arps in avery different sense from zen years ago
and vii break Us pride.
Already the h,lisn-, our brethren in misfortlne
bTandI.h arms 10 conquer Independence. Aad You,
Magyar warror- how should you Teuain in the ene-
my's ranks How could you hghi against those who
have rlsen 10 shake Of the yoke " serytade
"Ob, il cannot be that you are the mercenariss of
u e cppIessor- Hasten hrher, oh wsrors-btner,
where the holy cause ot yonr country summons you
You cannot have forgotten how many ti.nes the
Aus.isns put % flight by your bay )nets. You
carnot have forgotten the glIiJus days of Issszg,
Pis,i, Szolnok, May -SaIo, and komorn Nor will
yOu have forgotten that Hungary has been free and
gier.
Behold he .ine arrived % re-acquire that which
has been lot, aud 20 revenge the sansuinary ban
qnets Of Pe-th and Arad, which raised througho
The world a cry OF horfDr
Now are no longer alone an abandoned The
Italian amy, and by his side is the powerful Emperor
Of the French The hsgs OF the tso Lations com
bIe: France AID lialy-,hatls Is the signal Of attack.
They already reckon upon NJ, they expect US; how
should we bs the last % lake rar. il war whose
result our liberation depends
" unl,e yourselves, eoursgeousy and with conf
Gence TO the French and Italian armies for none but
The can doub. of the successful resut-nOne but
tIait,r fight under the banner Of AlsIia.
Hasten, then, to The Hungarian STANDARD which
We have raireo for you At the same time war will
a,o bretk out in Hungary the Emperor Of the French
aud the King Of Piedmont have recognized the holl.
Iess Of our cause, We possess their sympathy; the
Italian soldiers will join US, and % do you JON your
selves 10 them.
LIT US form in Italy an Hungarian army, with
which, after lighting Italian ground, may return
10 our own cOunry 10 AXE part, also IN the of
independence and honor of the Magyar nation.
The independence Of our country requires victims.
Win their blood did ancestors conquer, aud de-
fend AID for centuries maintain IL; ana we with our
blood ale bound ID reconquerit.
" Your tgehsras OF 1913 and your fellow soldiers
reckon upon you because they know what heart it is
that beats in The breast OF the Magyar warrior For
my part doub, not that you wi respond 10 this poll
teal proclamation. GEoRGE KL.PXA, General
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
TIE ITALIANS AND VICTOR EMANUEL

The LOHfOa Tina Pans CORE e-poEdent says
Il j. pretty certain that al laiaGs are c .. oyer
ioyed a. the oif-nauo mauber IN which the kirg
siidiria is proceeding on li. work q liberation, M
accepting ea of territory from the hands II h. ses
rain. There are many parrots WOO have no, eo-'Pen
ted in h. work oi Italian BdepeIds lce merely .or a
territorial sggraIdizemeut " Victor Emanuel. WAE
they de.re / indepeLdeIce not only Il the Ans.nss
or the French, bat equally Of the PednOntes.
They cry out sgainst tbe hand-,he esocaa
tdge a. they term i-by which Victor Emsnlel IS
coolly taking possession Of L,mbardy; aBi know II
,eyersl Italians who leave Paris with the svcSed ob.
jec Of resisting this invasion the part o their PIED
montese liberators. Their motto is C0afeero,ioa and
not FgstOH. The Loulbsnis vii not be PieimoEtese
any more than 1u-caDs, or Mcien-.e, or Parnesans,
Neapoians, and il would be surprising il civil var
followed any attempts 10 force tnem ia.o submisson"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

4
T,rtv. jan l2.-Ite usck o. tsA Pa q -
,iro1gb he plaios q L1ubs0iy Drs, have opel
,l ye. q The Ftercn - TIE f.ct IA q ne peass2,
Iar 6,rsy suieitan mos. paio-op alc q i-'-iSs
ITsirefe.ee for Naiotal Isaspsn snc-, All taes
sr.bz.iasra = rot Ek.iy - Is excited - i2r eone
~ ,Ieir Ghe-a, -. Acc ,ur's received q, t1e We
of,s ceuct IL the nlosi frbc ,ert,- the rap ne, q,
r,lsr 80 fbe universal rsin thsi uarss ne pAssAc
- tie Fretcb oolGmrs 4 re..Dclt "a LJs1Tss
9bffh fru. pEr u Bzzs.tes diy r--Nhica, &
son VII rscoi,c. Wa eusEget N The sfR =
Nskrpanc-5as scguIed tai pieemieene. by
h. 11ce.ses. They spread themselves ~ ban
ID lie villages which sgllc lrl t1el DIV 9sH
sp1 uluufer ss though they we're engsgSi a Il
Af-i,sn rszzia. Procizmz'lvcs have bel u oe isss
by lie oonuiAndIg ofcer-, tbre sienias ihe h,0s.
ycre purl.tueIi bu' the di-ciP.ne, Deyer ven sra
Ehls q The msrch, j. 80 lsx ~ thee AiDcs2 corp
TIA, the officers have hite cou'rcl over tee1 nea
IAubsrdy viii have caus- ~ reGelbe- The var q T.
9araIdsuce Erro.icc cottages, deser-ea no 1es.esA
spa fsniie- di.hor0resi. nlsrk the sPas wAsre i-
FrfDeh have bivouack h. .lJ1li be wilhDs % Ao,.
bst there g. uIu "a eI-ggs fatisn 10 these scoogs,
a. n those 0f The atrocities alleged "a baNe bsea
uii'tci by tbe An.trans 10 Pednou'. br ,hs sour,
frorn uterce nv Dffrnsii0n j. Gsnsei nns0r.aEs,ey
precludss the belief that they ere wholly .ihos.
fJunda.ior.
A good desl 4 ieslousy ! spurging } becseen ns
French ard the Pc imoutese. Tie former tannt ia
latter with not heyiug cone up 10 tins q, HsgsnA
while the Piefm0u,ese sccu-e the French OF nssIf.
ing their successes ani 81 tskinx credit than
due 10 chem for the suocess-s az PsestTo sud Mote
be.lO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
IHE EgPEROR SAPOLEOSS DErARrURR
EKON Milan

TIE f,-9virg 8, p4'ch spys4r. 10 ~ Psri. p.p-n.
"GEiAD HfADq aargE-, Ctsstsoi I
J41s l3. ls.s, p. =.
Y..;cficv. jar ~, tls EnpsroT rySzosef a..
insr-ef. - Gor-olKos. ls tn cJsrse 0i tte q.
.~rreU b. .esiy esg-51 tao bisis u bSsf. srO-
~. AEsa A. Ca.-sll 10 b. ua g. 10 hii Pf1sesce As
hrieres whcb BAT beet Dr. = p y i,e - ny E-fe
o.. .ag,s the fepErsd. Toe scaa, sFpse- ~ ,As
tssrv rair. - tie at fsN 5sys- r4a VIA "a
.-n.th sn3 rapl,ry. ss 90 rett-r de opsrs.i9l a.
fer, ~, :, vss r.vertb. 60 sr-c.s.'1 y pe-.lr,s
Ths -. e. oc iae >sia ard ;he leloio 'ls P's,1ser
-; - s-e,,...c g.rec'.sa Il Gee. Lebsal g-isst
Nv titIe. 20 the yrafiDde Il he army. Ise bn@s-s
vere .carcey fr,,btd shel tie Grng c'nniet 81 a
rrovcuen.. vlieh vii b. alI-bsd to-nofro~. T-s
s,rsirsn arr cIc-fso the rIy.r 5; NSPri' is 'ps
he sao1. of rain wbcs tie ;rcops have % q e.
- ~ sr .rl Ss,. Ia. Tie he-sh Of ne arzy
(. s,c.ljst, ara the solder ba. -: boibicg o. ~
gsie-y. Tie weather ; bos nse.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
THE COMING OPERATIONS.
ne N0rd Of yesterday ssys:

Inc 4N0Td Of yesterday says;
The second series of the military operations OF the
aEied armies being pushed on with great vigor.
They viii be simult sneously commenced by sea and
lsrd. We shall if the Austrans viii be for
turse behind their fortresses than upon the rivers OF
ltsly and in open field. The Emperor Of tie French
and the King of Sardinia will put all their troops in
movement in orde. TO invest the Austrian fortresses
Prince Napoleon, with the force under his command
will proceed wthou. delay toward the lesser Po 10 sup
port the rigb, wing Of the French army.
Beside the mu,ke.s abandoned by the Austrians,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
THE FRENCH ARMY OF THE EAST.

The last lumber Of the Moa,tcv dc fIrE<s contains
q complete enumeration Of the army of OBS rvauon
under Marshal Pelssiers command IL conrsis oi iour
divisions Of infantry and four divisions OF cavay ana
all these troops are footing. advisor oi III
fantry war footing ls 900 strong; and there are
10 regiments Of cavalry, each composed Of II s1aan
rons, the squadron consisting Of I'D men, From thess
data therefore, appears that ta army VI eo'eF'sHos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

tss r~at.e cf LAZY roeiFe frvaa - Ftsncr All ~.
Sirsn sT.slaL sr.ss d abr 4 sras u D-ss..Bs =
g sbls ,h-a. - AXE part N - su o; ssp.,5ecos
s.d - se.sasi :bza-ssive- = a. ain ,ET.A;s-as.~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
TIE HEART or THE CONTINENT.

Alta meeting Of tie Ctsmber Of Commerce Of S..
Paul, Minnesota, held lest week, gecgraphics report
wss made upon the Red River ard s. Katchev com.
try, with view to the development Of navigation in
tie great rivers there aboundng. The report appears
to have bsen carefully drawn up from trustworthy
sources Tie BED Rivers said 10 have depth OF six
feet for considerable distance above the mouth Of the
CeLyeune and below that nike 10 twelve feet down 10
Red Lake River, and thence to Lake Winuepes of
sixteen feet. Tie cUrcLt is moderate, being only
about TWO miles al hour Of ia uppsr tribusres the
Cbeyerne s rsvigsble hu uoifed miles and the 5sni-
boine probably 300 miles. The Red River j. nayi-
gable 77J miles, and TO rs tributaries about $50,
making over nine hurd drcd miles Of uavi1 gable
water 10 this valley alone. Lake Wi0nepes is
about go miles in leustr. Tds Sa k.tshewaG Is
uavisabc upssrd Of 200 mi.,s ia s direct line, but
by the cocrse OF tie stream nearly wice T. at d.ncs.
The Bow River or south branch of tie Saskatchewan,
Is also large stream, navigablc for cons.lcrabe
1starce [, is mentioned as q sirgl8r fsot that ths
somcss Of Fraser River are separated from those Of
2, ,ace River by cIy 3l7 yards tie fist running into
the Pacific, and the latter northe sardly iuto
slsckenziss River; and that a canal crossing this
sthmus would unite tie w4tcr5 running to the Arctic
Ocean sith those hoR.ng into PDget Sound. The area
fCScntu lfc ghtlou 81 % ItNti-
s eat mated q. loGoO square miles o! fertile coil f.
vorsble climate ustfu milcrals snd fucbearing aud
food yielding animals. Tie report goes into a
patculsr description Of the face o: the cOun.
Try srd its tisptabiiry to cultivation, speak
ing with sIest enthusiasm of the Red River Val
ley; ard thence oeeeds to describe the country fur
tier rCrth--tte SelAhk settlements, tie Cumberland
Saskatchewan and Atdabsscl districts Ii Is proposed
TO take smell s. amboat across the istlmu'. between
Big Stne and Traverse Lskes, ani descend The Sioux
Wood River to the Red River, az soon "a P3Sible in
the Spring aud estsblsh navigation on that stream
imu edistely. T. is deemed mater Of great import
srcs to the people Of s.. Paul. and they are Urged to
Obtain the establishment < 8 mal rou:e in that
cirecii.n to Puget SoEid. \ company las been
orgsaiztd ia CGra's 10 csHy out siliilar pro-
jet Of navigator, having cipital Of tlVO,VOO.
They are TO coLstiuCt portage rosds ne
between Lske sureri,r ard R>i River, in all liO
nilts 70 place -four ,uail steamers 90 the resches
alorg Rsinsy River ard to- Lske of the Woods, one
on the Red RIVER, ard another On the Ssskatchswan.
SLoull the Minnesota ovrmsnt 60 ahead, there VII
he sLsrp competition between these tive Companies
for the fret harvest Of the Few country. tn meeting
concluded by Offering bonus Of 81 Coo 10 any one
who would put steamboat o: huadrei tuns On the
Red River and ruD her during the naygsbe season OF
the prtsent yesr commencing or before the l't OF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
The Canadian Parliament.

IDEnAIo, StlNlu-J al i-v"'
The Governor. Getcra opened PaIlhment 70 cay 20
speech hoIn the throne. He say', lselnhs 70 .-s
Seat-Of- Government question. Tie Ieglsit-Is soi'".u
our gracious QGse- 10 exsrCite her pIero- I'VE ~
uakIg such a select on; act, moreog ger we
passed adopting Beforehand the decision 81 her Ma
esty aud app.Op OpT6t.rg the Necessary tdnfs' NJ
at of the Csnsdsn Parliament ard the decision oi tue
Queen are b.odrg "a the EXecatlye GovernneLt OIL
tie Proylce and II s be Their duty y AIRY oui tl
understanding Vl.'L existed q, d time wren ne rel
erroe was made, by which tie Government VII be
tIals.trIed 70 Qoetec fcr tx period u4'il t1e asc
essaly srrare eeInerts "a su have eH comp'sed IhS
correspondetce with her Najc.ty's Government u
be lad before you AKA / cannot cOuOt that you va
recognise selection made by heT 7ie-ty a. !ouf o"l
requcst and that All I'll kEos .elgc i7r r-c On,
compliasce WitA tie addresses shcn y0u yOurs-i'es
caused 70 be pre-, nteg to tsf. regard 10 . eeI
ton Of tie Brit Pr3virc= he s6ys: The possibility
Of untnc by Foe lie cf character the British
COLONIES II Moth AneIcs hss formed The subject OF
Correspoi deuce Wiicl viii be place1 ia your hbDGs
will so cause 20 b. subittcI 70 yOu dsp iches IRON
her Msjestys cTetaTy OF state, N reau "A 10 tHS
questOls eli ctrg the Hudson Bay C0mPs1y sni
tLe -u iec Of i cr-coOIiG ftISay. II reference
to usLcis' slaiis ac says: II is gratifying 70 me 20
be able 10 state thet symptoms OF amendment hsES
begun 20 show q s-lye.; srd tr1st tflt sh'nil
Providercs b'e.s Canada this year with her l>dsiij
abundant harvest she viii recover her former pros
porous condition. The exercise ot a sOdnd ana ga
economy IL every department Oi the pub'c service
ri1 hope tgsia cna lie Us II bring our wn0le *
peIduIts RI;0iu the bTlits required D. our revenue
In regard 10 supplies alt tue tlrh, be says IL ASKING
the suppnCs for tcr Mtis5tys service, | de'ue 20
s-suie you tlst ever thing sin be done with We
TO tIacng The tai q 81 satisfactory footing. The
%, ption al ia which Il eau be properly car
cd gI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

="
.oina.icral eoaaoi. n aaier s. sys ,txAosJ conc.
bo responsibility VII ,cs' upcu tloy wao ps ko A.
We must notice gcns,nsn, sd thls L e.. lsst poiSt
vth shich have h. %, tO4t toe ffcaaeat oi ne
ttitd States n Skcs . Ii : "a. dsc-Agstlo4
Ins cure We shal pusne, aD'tft ctrc9 -
Should ooeu vheh % ss,oi sts. isefrS 80
Psur. rom as'nAb- In1c- the m.eTa.y,,se o',1
nl.ing law u sell rgs .esyssion
No, gcnitses, tie frsxoIshie ana nipcteut lss ID
ell-proseTysiion Of al Individual rs If yeogo Las
peyoT 6emsrGeG The yio!aon Of tie serler pIiLc flss
OF morals and Of justice. The violation m sess pm
cpss would be souroe Of .lsrm aud pcrtdrbahon 20
al the civilized nGiloGs. do BOD fear tla. there n
any Coy,iunent who ". IL lniInge thea . Il.
Bu, you kncw, gcIt'emen, thM when pcu's OF th.'
l;rd cone Wien questions II this nature srise -
sways important to individual 1td uaiion tohsyo
r;qht ard icstoe sa thsir site. The spshish nAdoa
an provoke 70 struggle, but i vii 6sa, i tsroagh
ifit Z. drawn into ono. IL viii always eade Avor Co
bay, right osl its side because the ineNorabs tibans
The ust8ss cdges Sy lai, a0d Col g,ses Toe vie
tiny 20 IN gho fights bravely in deferss ci justice
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

RoBBErY OF TIE CosHocToS Tsr.sURT.-Vhs
Commissioners Of Coshocton County have offered
reward OF s3 600 for the detection of the robbers OF
their SubTressury. AtTsveling shoe maker, wao I'd
lie IL in a esrpetbsg, was arrested in Columbus, but
TIE mysterious weight in the bag TUNED out to be
lsp-store. Tie COsk0cf0a Democrat says.
There were in the amount taken about 8, 90 IN
gold $3.50 in silver, TIE balance in paper, pr ncipay
on Ohio banks, more on Cadiz, Steubenvle ana
Coluu bus ba-ks thsn or any other one bsnk-hiso
considerable amour. Of Western Bank Of Baltimore,
with the letter in red ink, and some of Hagers9n
Bank with the letter on the bills. There prob
ably several bills with John Cassinghsn wTlttsn On
the back The gag placed il The TTessurers mouth .
made Of hard wood with grooves in esch end sor the
found it very painful and could not have removed I,
without our hands. The SHAWL was kept oSe: HIN al
the while tie robbers were at work, one man to.dpg
him"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

TIE Hon. judah ?. tpj,min, [. ;. Senator
from Louisiana, bas, after a protrac'ed con'f ST.
been reelected to the l. S. Senate for iai' term
Of six Years from the 4th Of March next. MI
Benjamin vas formerly Wing, and a. ooen was
FIRST ser. 70 the seusta; but, being an l'raeite
"with Egyptian prnciple7,' he went ia for the
Neb1s,ka bill, and in due time came Oh. Demo-
rr.t Of the school Of Cshoun, Haynsu and R,1etz.
sy-sD apostle Of ihst Democratic church which
,olds that manual aborers are the " mud-sill3' OF
,oceiy, who ought t. feel hste'ed at beieg sold st
.he pos for thousand dollars head. When the
Democratic party gets a little fuller Of Begamlo',
q good many will be resdy to come oat Of It
The Louisiana Democracy are divided into two ~
tepsey hostile portions, headed by Sidel AID souie
respectively. We teieve this is q Sdell tridmP7,
though the larger number Of this portion preferred
John n. sand'dge, Member Of toe House, to
Berjsuin. As, bo@e7er, the Benjamise' would
lot give wsy, they had 70.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
XXXVth CONGRESS-. .. Second Session,
SENATE.

SENATE. .WAsHINGTOS, Jan. -, 1859.
To-iry is set apult fcr District Of Co.uabia busi
ness ~
Previous 20 its being taken mp, however, III. GWlN
fCsLJ mece "A motion 70 reconsider trc vote on the
Pacific Ratfoad bill, and prefpced his motion with a
few remarks stating tina lis otiec. TO make tie
estn atep ADVERTISED for more specific, to prevent
straw bids aud 20 include estimates for branch 70
Oregon.
Air BELL Tenn said few words to show that
the bin i- insdequ4 as il stands.
NJ. DAVIS spoke il support ol Mr. GwiAs views.
air. STUART Mich. moved to lay the motion on
the table but toe Of o'clock arriving, the vote
thereon ispcstp tpoped TIL Mo-dsy.
The rest OF the Gay wil be occupied With the local
stlails of the City ol Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
NEW-YORG LEGISLATURE
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. %, 1859.
The b.l relative TO the election Of CoGstablss in
New York was reported adversely.
Several petitions were presented for close scrutiny
of the tax levy.
Notice. we're given Of bills for the relief of tax.
assessment PAYERS in NewYOrk, AMI authorizing the
Governor TO appoint 100 additional Notaries in the
City of NoWlcrk.
Also to suiheTize tie construction Of a railroad
along Tssnty-;hird street, Broadway, University
place Sixth street, Canal street Park Row, Nassau
siIest John street South street Fulton street, Cansl
street, &c, and along aay avtnne - Forty-second
sheet, New York.
Also requiring tie fines 4, paid to tie Mayor az.
Commora'ty of New.lork 10 be paid to the Police
Life ard Heatt Insurance Fund, and aboishing the
office of DstIicL-At' 'o.Gey in that city.
Mr.. II IlilLL Ee amend the sc. designating hOh-
days.
Bills INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. NEEkS-rO G. sb'e tie Long Isllud Rail
road to build occupy read from the Jamaica ann
Brooklyn Road, thSee-q quarters Of Uile vest Of
Jamac4 10 tue Ea2t River, opposite Inirty-iourlh
street
by c'r COIT-To euthoiize tue enlargement Of the
looks Of the OGeica Lake Ceusl.
Is M. MACKlN-Io repeal The iIH creating the
Office Of CITY 1dge Nsw.llIk.
BY Mr.. CHANLER-TO repeal sll the existing
usuTy Laws 10 the Stzte
Bv Mr.. {. 5. SPENCER'ro relieve municipal cor
psrstions from giving security or appes end 10 re-
them from the pas uent o costs IN certain cases
Tue biz Is iIisnaed 10 Preyett unsuccessful suits
against the city.
By Mr.. OPDYKE-To graft the Manhattan Gas
Company the exclusive use Of tteiy wharYes, ouk'
heads, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Heavy Damages against the Boston
and WOrCester Railroad.

DUsIUN, Saturday, Jan. =, IsJI.
a verdict was rendered in tbs Supre ne j Gdicial
Court tC 3sv agSipst the Boston ard Norce ser all.
road f1r $40 90 dAmsgcs The award il to Mrs.
sarah l.. Staw whose ll-Jsr was killed and herse'f
bddy iuIet sOas y,srs ago bg a train the Ros !
coming N Co-..,iJl N!.a tie plAlliiH carriage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

-Count de Saruses, the French Minister nss J, Jls,'
received Gispateh from Count WaIessk tae treIca
Minister Of State saying that lie, in conurctler VIII
TIE Minister Of Name, had concluded TO ask tAe I'M
vercr 70 bestcv the order of ne Legion oi HoacI ca
Lieut.. Msury l. 5. N. for HE remarkable work.
wi ich Lad proved great benefit to the navlgatos
of ali countries and he desires the Count 70 asers4
II the Goy,rrni4Li oi the Uhiisd States wou1 see,
with satisfaction, tbs honor conferred oa toe i--eu'
tsnsIt Mash. o0rr. Dos.on J0g;lGl,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
News from Kansas.

ST. LOyIs, Saturday, Jan. -, loJ'.
A psriy from Weston, Missouri, have returned 10
that place from X a., having captu-d several run
away negrc-s and also Dr. Day and his SOD. Who are
charged with aiding their escape. The latter are COW
ccrfned IN the jail at Platte City, sld, summary
punishment having b-cn threatened, there . some
talk Of demor stIa'ion in thtr favor. Gen. Line II
expected here tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Arrival of the Arabia at Boston,

DOsION, Jan. oU, IoI7'
Tie Royal Mail ste 2mshp Arabs, Capt. Stone,
from Liverpool Via Ha.ifal, arrived at 7:9O this
Inorniug. Thers is nothing of importance 10 ouf
Gles in addition 10 tho full dispatch received i.on
Halifax. The Arabias mails were sent Tor "arI ~
the evening train VIA New-IIayep, due in New
Nnrk q .llla1k Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

DAIIINUNE, Jau. %, IoJI
The steamer North Carolina, Capt. Cannon, on her
fire. and yus burned to the waters edge. clergy
man named Curtis and orc Of tie colored stewards,
persisted. Tie Moth Carolina was a firs.-ciass
steamer ard was Insured for $50 $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31
Death of Edward James.

ALBANf, jan oV 1917.
Edward james who has been acting Auditor OF the
Canal Department since its separate orsanizs-
too, cieo this morning, after short Illness. Tne
funeral WI take place en- "Wednesday afternoon.
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The Hon Il. II. Blair i'm Boston.

BoSToN, Saturday, Jan. =, 100.
Tie Hon. F. Z. Blair OF S. LOUIS the guest Of
large number of politicians and literary gentlemen at
8 dinner given al the Parker House this evening.
GOV Banks presided.
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Inifec STATE, Supreme Court.

WAsHISGToN, FIidsy, Jan. 20, leJ'.
Nos. "a, -, IS, Il, 55. Abner c. Harding ct al,
survivors Of Wm. Kellogg, set Edward Chase.-Mo-
ton to dismiss argued on both sides.
No. -. The Whitewater Canal Company a2t. Henry
Vslette.-Argument continued for Plaintiffs.
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Railroad Accident.

WORCESIIE. Jan 80, lSJ9.
As the Western Rslrosd train left this city yester-
day afternoon, II cane upon lrish funeral procession,
and, striking of the carriages, killed two married
women snG broke the arm of q third.
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The Ohio River.

PARkERsBURG Va. Saturday, Jan - lSJl.
The Ohio River at this point is twelve feet deep,
and rising Beats az. plenty, and rates low to all
pcIts below here.
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Death of w. 4. Bond.

William CT aneh Bond, the eIoinent astronomer and
Director OF the Cambridge Observatory, died las;
night, aged ~ years.
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a good n.n 10 tbat plaet-Saut ooe Nh0 c3u make
larae SUN in bis pIofession-bu' $1,000 per
aunun lor Health OhceT and Shtrif, $1,000 for
County Clerk, and 81 800 for Fire Chief, would
be smp'e--generous sBd would save very large
tdm Which il now taken from the many 10 enrich the
few. Help us, good men al Albany and let The
suaefeIs howl if the} aill. The " democracy Of
numbers will gratefully remember YOU.
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Senator Noxon is still detained from his ssA by
the serious illness Of his wife and doabtS v,sbsr
be Will be able to give much stsaiioa 10 leyiSs,ivo
Il alters DUNG the SESSION.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House vent into Committee on private bills