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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

C,cl,os L~.,.lsture hiss q bir before il reducing
ber 70 Slavery. and rAt CRioa asd other Pro-
Slavery prints are shcatIng over thi' c.'e a' prov
ing that the condition of slavery 10 By no means so
bad as it i. c. mmooiy represented
There does undoubtedly now ard then occur
case in wbch redeemed or runaway slave Soiun-
tsrily return. TO Slavery; perhaps ole ci'e TO ten
Thousand in which slaves run awsy at all haz-
ards. There is undoubtedly quite as large a
proportion of white people unable or unwulns
to provide for themselves, who realty
would. if the law sllowed it, subject them
selves BY tteir own act 10 seryituie. bi' IL
will not do 10 press too far the consequences TO
be drawn from these exceptional cases. Allowing
10 them all possible weight al they prove is th's
That for one person, say, in ten thousand, ootn
black ard white. slavery is better than freedom.
We must tale into account, also, In these cases
the power of habit, as to which the Duke of Wei
neton used TO say that it was not only nature but
ten times nature. During the times OF the lndl1n
wars. there were repeated instances OF children
carried off b, the Indians and who had grown up
among them, whom no persnssions, after the res
tora ton of peace, could induce 10 returo 70 tneI
parents; While others who were taken back,
partly by eptreaties and partly by force seized the
first opportunity TO run away and to return to the
Indians But would it not be pressing matters
rather too far to urge these as afordiug un-
auswerable proof that the hardships of savage life
bad been gro,sly exaggerated, and that white
people csptives among the lIdans were, on the
whole better of than they would have been at
hOme'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

We are in receipt Of weeks later intelligence
from Europe by the arrival of the steamship
Niagara at Halifax. The screw steamer Weser,
Of the safety of which doubts bad been entertained,
put into Queer stown on the 26sh ult., leaklog
badly. She had experienced a terrible seven days
hurricane. The Emperor Napoleon has again par
doned MOntalembert, and the editor of the Cores
pendant, and 164 other prisoners. 1t was reported
that France has officially informed England of
her support, if The latter adopts measures to
counteract President Buchanan's policy with
regard to Cuba, Mexico aud Central Auerlc..
A false alarm of fire in the Victoria Theater, Lon
don, had caused panic, aid sixteen people we're
trampled to death. Mr. Irvine succeeds Mr..
Erskne as Secretary of Legation at Washington,
and the latter goes to Stockholm. The Spanish
papers denounce Mr.. Buchanan's Message in
tone of offended pride. There have been insur-
reciiopary movements in Servia. Prince Alexan-
der has been deposed, and Prince Mllosch pro-
claimed in his stead. Cotton had declind Bread
stufis were dull. Consols closed at 96s 1863.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
XXXVth CONGRESS- Second Session.
SENATF.W .WAsHIyGros, Jan.

SENATE. .WAsHISGTos, Jan. IL, 1913.
ITO SEsATor- respectfully suggested 20 Senator's tsi
their na1dbe IN ths gallery when pitched in the
ssme isy they were won't the Old Chsoaber This
especially during the morning hour waen their yo,s
f.pz To reach the esi-the exAtsd ercs asgnsd 10
the pre-he b. tanssc,ed IN dumb show
toe sPp~aance Of not very
.n.omime-REPoeTLh
This morning, after prayer and the reading Of the
Journal,
large number Of memorials and resolutions 10 rela
ton to mail routes and ether rootne business were
prtseIted.
Mr.. SEWARD N. Y. introduced bill amendisg
the existiIg acts on tie s!ave-trade, which is io
lows:
Az II addition to I'll. which prohist the svsras
Be IL eaaefed, &C.: Thss in addition 10 the armed
vessels now employed 10 the service Of toe United
States The President be- ana be is hereby authorized
TO engage any number I ot exceeding ten steam
sels, 10 be approved by the Secretary Of the
Navy, and TO cause them TO be mshpsd, armed
and squipped, and " be employed 70 cruise Oa any
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Gov. Newell of New. Jersey, in his annual mes
sage, expresses himself as follows respecting the
Quarantine:

Gov. Newell of New. Jersey in his annual mes
sage, expresses himself as follows respecting the
Quarantine:
"Tbe Executive of New.York, in his recent sage
10 the Leglaiure Of that State, expresses the hope
that Mes jersey may yet be ieduc-d to ALLOW the
NeS S-YoTk Quarantine 10 be removed to Sandy Hook.
A Committee OF our last Legislature, after having
thoroughly reviewed the proposed measure in all IT.,
beartgs, gave 1t, in most able report, their en-
phatic and unqualified condemnation. Ths report
animously sust,ned by the Legislature, and
their action has been cordially sanctioned by our
people.
was e1 ended to tie Commissioners who were dele
gated 10 pieseIt the application 10 our Legislature
sDd the decided action taken by thst body, that no
effort would sgain be- made 10 obtain for IL favorable
consideration. But since determpa,iDn foes not
sppesr 10 hove been fu y undertood, am constrained
tgain TO dsclare-6nd do with the highest official
personal respect for the Chief Msgstrtte of New
York, and with most sincere desre for the welfare OF
the citizens OF that great that, IN my
No circumstances can possibly arse which WI ever
induce the Legislature the people OF Ne~-Jersey 10
give Their consent that this uumtgsted nuisance shall
be ever located within our borders.
This seems TO US alike deicien. in neighbory
feeling and enlightened self. interest. Gov. Newell
entirely forgets the fact that the Quarantine is no
less Necessary to New-Jersey than to New. York,
iDdissoluby united 1t just as Indispensable that
Jer.ey City, Hoooken, Newark aud EDzabeEhtown
should be protected against contagious diseases
from abroad as that such protection should be pro-
vded for New York and Brooklyn. This being
the care, it is difficult to understand on what
grounds Gov. Newell pronOunces an institution Of
such necessity and utility sn u1mitgsted nuisance.
Ii would be quite as reasonable to condemn as
nuisance the house that shelters you against the
iDclenency Of tie weather, or the llghtoing-ro
that renders harmless the deadly stroke Of cleo
tricity or the metallic roof aud shutters that gu,rd
a warehouse against fire, or any other device BY
which man projects himself sganst the malign
forces Of nature. Equally destitute Of souod
logic appears TO Us the refusal Of Sandy Hook az
the site for the Quarantine, which Gov. Newell
puts forth with so much emphasis. That locality
s, b. univers. consent, the most appro pirate for
the purpose which can be found on the Bay Of
New-York. 1t is q sandy point, which must for
ever be yalueess for ary other use. Situated con-
yenieny to ships entering the Bay, it stretches so
far out into the oc-an and is remote, both from
the main ,bOre OF New Jersey and Staten Island,
that no infection could ever be waited from 1t to
either. Under these circumstances, the attitude
OF the New-Jersey Government in the premises
hardly ha. the dignity of the traditional dog in the
msnger; but rather resembles that Of the person
who became famous BY biting of his own nose to
spite soue one else.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

In Congress, yesterday, the SENATE referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary bill introduced
by Mr. Seward, tho object Of which is to pat q
stop to the slave trade BY fsrbddiDg any vessel to
sail for the African coast without clearance from
the District Attorney; empowering the President
to hire ten steamers TO cruise where 1t mij %
necessary and directing the Secretary Of he Treas
ury TO designate the African points where Coos ais
shall reside and lawful commerce shall be carried on.
One million dollars are appropriated. Mr. Smoos
introduced resolution, which was laid over, di-
recting the Secretary of the Treasury to prepare
a plan for the increase Of the revenue By means
of specific instead of od ralorem duties Mr.
Houston made q union-speech IN reply to 1serson,
who spoOgized for his remarks on Wednesday.
Mr.. Ward maintained that Texas was more
strongly 10 favor Of disuDion than his colleagues
supposed. After rambling discussion on the Pa
ciic Railroad, the Senate went into Executive
Session.
In the House, Mr.. Sberman's motion to refer
the Naval Appropriation bill to the Naval Commit
tee wan lost, the bill being referred TO the Com
mittee of the Whole. The Senate bill rpeang
the law authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
to chaoge the names of vessels was passed. Mr.
Cochrane's bill to conify the Revenue laws awsk-
eDed discussion, opposition being made to it on
the ground that it made changes in the existing
laws.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion Of Mr. CURRY (Als.) it vas resolved
hat the Secretary of tbs Navy flemish th, number
chspsiDs appointed in ths Navy, me religious ien'm
inaiions to which they belong, whether chapsIns are
required to wear gowns, whether aLy particular iofa
OF divine service Is required, and whsther there any
evidence that the Epi ,copa Litany 10 used.
Oo mOtioo Of Mr.. HOUSTON lAls.l the C)mmIsss
On ths Judiciary was authorized TO send for pers1a1
and pspers and examine witnesses under ost1 u re-
ation 10 the charges against Judge Irwin VI ns
Western District Of Hnrsylyalia.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD (Ky) asked leave 10 istrodacss
bill for the ruction Of q railroad from the Gss
Of Mexicd 20 the Pacific Ocean. a..
Mr.. STEPHENS ia objected insisting 90 70. 70
regular orcer Of business. his design beng by "
uens to have an opportunity TO report tho Dill -
the admir- zion Of Oregon. 80.
The Controversy rrl.tve TO tho reference OF sss
Eevsa A . propri atom bill ended BY soading ~
the Committee VI the Waola on the Stsse Of W
Union.
ME HOUSTON inquired Of hr. John CS'a'~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

The town hiss been shocked and excited within
the last few days by rumor of medical malpractice
involving the death of a well-known citizep, tue
profession al character, directly, Of one eminent
practitioner and, indirectly, of two others held in
high esteem as among the leading ply scIans Of this
city, The story has been told in various versious,
both publicly and privately, gathering size,
strength, and, form as it went from mouth to
mouth, till from vague tale it grew iuto ctrcum-
stsntial narrative, or rather halt dozen circuu-
stsntia narratives, each tragic enough ia detail snd
conse quence to make the bed of nervous patient
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
CAyErTY's MEpICArEp PAPER.

yoESH C. GAyxrry being daily doth sepo.e and say
That ot M.ocsed for the Water IN the
lass the following be nled his esyest a.
he sfcs washir gson. C for patent DE for'
beIncse aeposeiA the best Of his knoweose
cd oee he sens-bsyin dsc Sversd TIE seres
~ medcrine ard prcvept Piles snd i1st
be msohpsty By which 10 made 10 different from a.,
rses in paper mn hs nobody could sdop. wi,son, bis aid
He also eec thai The OF msnuiscsare costly sa1
sprot be sasnec exoept bv capita ist In C ncason
le that be has Investigated imitation Of Gs,eitys
Nedstsd Paper soE TIE Wste and hes found &c be
bass sisclerasre chesp ordinary y,ow mating pApers-
rated fon the chemicals Asgrsvse dsesss
which its bogus doctor psoPreter declares win
Jos c. GAYErrs.
Sworn b before ne. The 18th day Of January, 1850
JAMES O. CoorEs. Co nm.saner Of Deeds
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

A young girl, formerly slave in North Carolina,
was some time since purchased BY her fa.her, and
taken 10 L'bena, Of which COLONY TIE father was
resident The fa.Der having died, and the girl. be-
ing left in strange land, wisles, 1t is said- TO 90
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
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A Nsw ARTICLE for the HAIR.
PHAIos L Sons CocoixE

Il the ees and cheapest article ir the hair For pg.erns
besutiipg restoring the hsr the mos, perfect
ycr oaessa 10 the puhh Sold s NoS ST. &7 sod 7 Broad
wsy And ey al drutsts and fancy goods des Large bottles
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

The Republican State Convention Of Connect
cut met yesterday at New.Haven. The preSen
officers were al IenOminated
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
Atmalork Daily Gribm'te
FRIDAY, JANUARY IA. 1859.
m nopsrspOvDesTs

NJ ,c. can n. ,i,n Of ABooy Commaooations What
tsnssS Tor Insertion us Be- suthsoticsted By the
,se and address Of ~risunot necessarily for pubcs
ton bot "a susrspty for bis good hrh
"a, , dsy.Ie 70 return rejected Cornnn1ic .ticra
pn,,rsss tts for THE TsBUsE Ooe shoald in al b.
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

From Our Own Correspondents
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1859.
The Senate was crowded to-day to hear Gen.
Housions reply to Mr.. Iyersou. He male an
admirable speech defending the Uniop, WHICH ne
sad he was for without an if or bat, vlndlc,tlng
the North from the charge of encro,chment On the
South iu.tf,ing bis opposition to the LecOmpton
and Nebraska acts, for which latter messuce be
severely r,buked Judge Douglas, and concluded by
comparing Mr.. Iyerson's attack upon him TO the
kick which the lise ass gaze the dead lion. The
galleries repeatedly applsuded his defense OF the
Union.
Mr. Iyerson, in reply, handsomely spolosized for
his remarks yestesday.
In The House, Mr.. Sbermans motion 70 refer the
Naval Appropriation bill to the Naval Committee
vas defeated BY party pressure upon the Demo
Gratis, ard misapprehensi)n among some RePuo
licsns of the real issue involved The friends OF
Mr. Phelps declared openly that he would resign
the craftsmanship Of the Committee on Ways aud
Means unI,ss the Navy bill was withheld from the
Naval Committee. Although up 10 this morning
that Committee hsd been unanimous in its demand
for the reference, party pressure so great that
Messr3. corning, NibbOW anu nS"htus uouBeu
the vote. The motion to reconsider will probably
be made tomorrow morning by some one Of the
Republicans who voted under amsapprehension.
The President has declared himself decidedly
opposed to the organization of Coona. He fears
the creation of another Free State there.
The Treasury is absolutely bankrupt. Capt.
lIeigs was unable to pay to-day the money due
upon the Capitol extension. The Committee on
Ways and Means will not be able to report any
remedy for many days. They have asked the
Secretary Of the Treasury for information on the
subject, which will be transmitted to them at their
next meeting, on Saturday Nevertheless, there
Was general opposition from the Democrats this
morning to Senator Smmons's resolution requiring
Secretary Cobb to transmit to the Senate plan for
the increase Of the revenue in accordance with the
recommendation, of the Presidents Message. In
all probability the Administration will be obliged
TO a,k authority to reissue Treasury notes.
William S. Mccarthy, Senator from Indiana ar
rived la.t night Proceedings will be immediately
Instituted against Messrs. Bright and Fitch, the
Senatorial sQuatters.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

We are printing the FoUETH EDIIIos OF our Al
MANIAC, and filing our orders fast possible.
For table Of contents nee advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

AMERICAN SOLIDIFIED MILK--Prepared at Tie
vorbs In putchss County from Parr uik Is oy
The NswYoft Academy Of Medioine 70 Ptnons slhs p,
No Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

AsoruHx CorsrERFKir.-Weu executed tens on
tbs Union Bank Of Troy are being extensively circu-
lsssj.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
To the Associated Press.


WAshsGros, Thursday, Jan. l3 1859.
Messrs. McKbbin and Adrain, the friends Of Mr..
Montgomery, aud Messrs. Lane and Niblack, the
ferds Of MIR. English, having, by consent OF the par
tes examined fully into the facts and circumstances at
ter ding tbe late difficulty between them, have come to
the conclusion that while Mr. English eyid nty acted
under the impression that usu, bad been offered
him. calling fT resentment, yet the evidence does not
show that any insut bad been offered which authorized
the yioer ce lie used and ne having expressed 10 Mr.
Montgomery bs deep regret for what he had dons the
friends of these parties think this apology su ient
,ud have naturally accepted the terms as final ad
iustmebt of the difficulty
private dispatch irsm trustworthy source IN
Newt OleaDs states on the authority of lnfOrmstion
dent by only four majority over Robes and adcs that
il is uncertain Whether Mramon VII accept the office
While Juarez is represented as firm at Vera Cruz
Iotbipg is said about the Liberals having taken Ja-
lapa and Cortoys-
The result OF the contest between Gen. Norris and
Reany, Ne4fe s. Co.. for the contract for the ma
chnsry Of the sloop-oiwsr at Philadelphat s, that
the latter il retain the contract heretofore awarded
Senator Siel 10 The Unl0n Of this morning, replies
to the card OF Senator Douglas, saying:
There paragraph in Il, which fry admits the construe
impnted DR. Brsinsrd with
him whether there foundation
for bis charge the event that Dr. brstpard called
upon, would have shown the wtols story fsbnestion
Mr.. Slidell ststes the facts and circumstances
under which be made his publication Of the 18th De-
cember, adding;
"In my Judgment they formed very sufficient for
ard pe
officiating ss his private secretarJ
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

e50.-SiNGER's FAMILY SEWING ii MACHNEs.-
PRicE ONLY FIFTy DOLLARS
For coed work and good this machine uneauaed
L n. SINGER Co.,
No <5s Brosdvay.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.
Every mechanic who begins the BY purchasing one OF
esERs sswSs MACHINES will be 600 better OF when the
war euds LIN SINGER l. Co.,
No. 458 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-14
WATCHES AND JEwELRY

Rexaired In the bes. manner 49,
BY the finest London and Geneva Workmen,
Al @. c. ALLyN's, No. AIS Broed~sy,
nv One door below Csnalst
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THE IN TELLIGEN NICER

A Fatal Duel Between two BiOOd"-Sccne
Fin k enIHcky.
Found Ia the ArctiUss Of "Code II Honor Society,"
One Mr.. Knott, with Mr.. Schott
In to some quarrel got.
The cause was what? No matter what.
Their anger waxed hot
Then Mr.. Knott called Mr.. Schott,
Hard names. No matter what.
And Mr. SchOtt replied to Knott
In terms No matter what.
Wrote Mr.. Knott, straightway to Schott,
Aud Schott wrote back to Knott,
Wrote Mr.. Knott again to Schott,
And Schott wrote back to Knott
So Mr.. Knott, from Mr.. Schott,
The deadly challenge got.
And Mr.. Knott sent back to SchOtt
That he declined it not.
Now Mr.. Knott and Mr. Schott,
Their tried Revolvcrs got,
The friends of SchOtt, the friends of Knott,
All went into the lot
Big Mr.. Knott, big Ne. sehott,
Three glorious rounds there fought,
Our Mr.. Knott, he got the shot,
And Schott, he gotit not.
As Mr.. Knott had missed his Schott,
And Scbott had missed his not,
So Knott was shot. and SchUtt was not,
And 6chott the glory got,
MORAL 'ris better to be Shot than Eot.
SOyfLerH Observer.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.
PILES.

clergyman the Baptist Church. well known in Illinois
writing az have been for line seriously
aNli,tc bleeding rleS aud have regarded
n severe orct time, indeed, EOpcirss have used
your medicine (Pilr Specified and am cured have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
obligation"
a gentleman yenrS, well and favorably known at
C.hi y county, Sev-York had been marty the
piles years. Sometimes from excessive hc'rhr
rhagr, pain nnI suffering he reduced I" the OF
tcncc, confirmed invalid, Disqualified for any business
md life almost burden 1t IL needle add that he h1l
tried all Hes from all sorts Of doctor to little
purpose consulted yaHrs aud recommend
this he began tn Improve, anal SncehnN never had
serious Of piles. From she first month TO wear
rst he occasionally of his old complaint
doses of the Pile Pills woulI dispense ALL and for
pust he has been entirely well nj the piles
brilliant is scarcely to be found in the annals Of
,,..,i- ipl
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No family shondhs without these Invaluable curativeS-
They remedies perfectly adapted for domestic
and private With them the parent armed and
pared against the first approach of disease and meet
the threshold ard keen Il hIv. tribe Of medicine
directed I'm the FIRST hours OF icsenss, perfectly
thai which nv delay h. relieve ny long and tcl
suffering. IL at all. With these hand
are Obliged the coming Of iIt nftrn distant
as we'll eNpeuciv" luxury doctor; h. drug.rd
poisoned bIstrred BLEED but mavyonrself administer
the specific, the rudy
again 10 health AMI inv only injury
in arv their general upon
the constitution, Gcvond all question, is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED
desire active, efficient agent sale Of
remedies every community In the United
Address, Dir. +. HUMPHREYS, & co.
No. 5f2 Broadway, New YutS.
;-S-sol 10y IL, Druggist. ia Wheeling. nlII-Iy.
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FIRST SPRING STOCK!
At Extremely low Prices, now ds2ruiEE at
ISAAC PRAC=E TE-S


IAYING just returned from New York with we'll Sc
lccted vcry cheap stock Dry and Fancy t'""~.
would the pubic TO examine it before purcHs
elsewhere Dress Goods l he found TO con-
of the latest styles an Guarantee that NY prices are
lower those OT!.-T house. would call IaTt!c
ala q Figured BriaUts, worth Tcil!
g. only 12Sl.; Patl DucaI worth 20 at 1s Light
cold ~ Chintzrs lie, ami other goods in pro-
portion Nusi..s Is>E LiuenI viii sell Muslin worth
I2t5c at Toe Irish Linen worth q! at lc. 90 bouret
co.lprisng latest styles and which being purchased
lsrcct from will sell cheaper than ever
Lea pc. Bonnet Ribbons; loo Euches Flowers and
everything aperta;n.Hg the Millinery line and 20 which
branch cali particular att entOn OF the Trade, and "
be offered 1T the lowest figures
ENiHR EfIES.-If wish to find the largest, best
and cheapest give = call and Promise 10 sell
Collars Collars, Bands, lsSeTi.r and
k-incs At less figures any Other establishment
Kid Gloves AT only 5Uc, worth 81; ' pr N;is at
loo worth 15c; Lnen la dE-Trhefs al l=l, worth
lSt loo 10; t25 Il sUstt ltir&rTclIicis
al - &C. worts o. - 90, "r' - " superior do
AT 81 ne, lrD white BrsiautS at Exc, ""r:L
-, 100 Pun 10 az worth -; l. other
white noS,s,c Siri-.pks, both plain, paid AMI t-iprd
propurticn--!y Bon Dollars worth Of Pi-c- Goods,
suitable for Tailoring Trade. and OF Which am
confident stock in Wheeling, viii be sold
to the Tr.ic other House IL Wheeling
can them al! * examination ana
convinced my ability to sell call and ,,aine for
vS;ir..Iy,s ISAAC PEAGER,
Moi Main 81