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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
NeW-Jersey Chancellor.
10 The Newark Advertiser.

TRENTON, Thursday nom.
The Governor yesterday withdrew the nomination
OF A. s. Pennington. for Char celor at his own re-
quest ard renewed bic fret nomination for that Office
A. O. Zabriskie, esq. This was accompanied By a
message in which the Governor dilates upon tie m
70 tun6te position Of this matter, and shewS that be
does not end to yield to dctation in exercising his
constitutional right to nominate and appoint this
officer. lie contends that he derives his power d.
rectly from tho people Of the state, by whom he is
elected whereas the Senate is composed Of represent
stives Of counties merely and be does not soknowl-
edge their right TO dictate, to refuse to confirm his
nominations except in case he dominates unit car
didste.
The document Was referred 10 the Judiciary Com
pittee Of the Setste, for future action.
The following nominations were confirmed:
Robert +. Stockton, ir to be Major General by
brevet; Frsncs l.. Mscculloch, to be Prosecutor Of
the Pleas Of Salem County, vice VIM s. Clawson.
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ASSEMBLY,

Tie b-l TO authorize the indictment of the Qusran-
tine Ieendanes in any county in the LID Judicial DIS
trict was under the operation Of the rrevoos qaes
ton, ordered 70 third reading, by o. % 81.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the blls on
the general orters.
The bill TO incorporate the German Savings Bank
New-lork, hsd progress reported upon H..
The bill to license lighters IN the Port o. New-ioIk
was opposed by AI. hEEKS, and reconnited Tor
amendment.
Tie following bilz were ordered TO third reading
To record notices Of suits pending In King County
Courts, snd TO print the csIt n5ar.
To smerd the laws relative 10 TIE COLLECTION oil &C.
lsLds against vessels.
Ire House then ueLt ito CouLniite OF t1e W Zoe
on the General Appropriation bill.
EYEsfS6 sLsSIOs.
Tie Canal Auditor sent II a eomnur.catlon Tespect
rg the number Of collectors assistants hnd clerks,
With their sslariss employed on .1e state canals an
stating that the collectors can be dispensed with a.
NevioIk Ithaca, Sco,tyilie, Jordan, AMI Medina or
Albion that number Of tue sssistsnts nay be dis.
perted with, and that tie clerks may be dispensed
vi.h AZ al tee Offices not kept op.n IA the nge,-
Tie Governor submitted = icee.sg aanoaHcif tan.
the State woa.d probably BE shortly csAsd cn 70 Pay
s sbsre tos srd tie rsetion OF he II Ia,
etpt.deIoe square. Pbilsts'phis, uries The tsT q
1853, cut orzIsg Ctz=i.si,Less / cols-. 81 Its
Ia ~ = -.gt ga 4. % -.u-- 9-.-'i e - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

TaE Morr HAYS FosGEss-,Jsmes wstsos, aiisy
Leorsrd Barker Jointly indicted with VIM. Joscs fsr
manufacturing and utteriig counterfeit monsy, vas
snsgoed on wedres1sy, wtsn he pleaded guilty 10
forgery in the third degree ard was rsmanded for ssa
tence. Jones pleaded Lot gulty, and consequently
placed On irsl-'x Judge Stewart Of New-Yoik, and
FisDci, o. Lsikin esq, Of Srg Sing appearing ~ he
council. Csp. Wsiing, ard ofhcers Dsvce, Eldsr ana
otLer detectives WHO captured tie offenders snc q
bs prefsss, dee pstes, & c used by the accax par
ties ID the manufacture Of spnoas money ~
Haven, vsre examined at length relstive t,.c cum-
ststces zoEreoteG taere~ lib. The trial sill N
progress when osr reporter LEFT the Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
The Ohio State Treasury Defalca-
lion,

CLEVELAND, Thursday, March 10 1859.
The Commissioners appointed by the Legislature to
investigate Dir. Breshns defalcsti0n ia the State
Treasury, have made voluminOus report
They visited Bresln in Canada, snd the latter states
that be has concealed $2000O and proposes to repay
it into the Treasury Ho declares he never received
the $50, 600 charged against him.
The balarce OF about 500 600 has been lost chiefly
in loans insovent sway Companies, and by estaD
listing The Bank of Indianapolis with euXiliaries
through the State ard various other banking projects
in Ohio Indiana, Virgins, and Maryland. The report
inplcsles Mr. Bresn predecessor Mr.. Bliss, In sim
liar transactions, and Mr. Gibson Breelins successor
in aiding Breslin TO conceal the defalcaton.
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FIRES.
Two FIRExEN RUS Overcome KiLLSO'
ARREST on SUSPICION or ARSON

AlhESE ON StcisNiO' ~
FIRE ~ WHITE srRIEr.
Last evening al 81 O'Clock Ere was escovercs
the tOl;irg No. I'll Waite street, oScoP'ed "
BalmsBp o. a dwelling. The hremeu were eNv
the giound and ION sItirguShsd the hsnes' oo3"sS
tie fire TO the third eoos, on which It orisns'ee'
urrture was damaged to the amount OF sSoo ana sAe
building 5000. Insurance on building $IOo. A"s"
premises Rave lorg been known as panel HOUSE. !"
which the robbery Of many az unsns 3eosing coonuC
nan has been accom- plisbei, xnd on Monday las sse
poice made a descent upon the place and paraAAy
broke il up. Mr.. BsumaDn moved lbto ths hosee 49,
terdsy morning sid had come sords WIN Bi1 n.y.
Kate Terror who sil remsHed on tue P'oa".~
Kate was suspected Of firing the premises asd 'ae -
Ice TOOK ler and three other girls IN eas.ody' Inc
girls gave their uRues as Nate Terror, Ani'e 0'"'s'
Msry Quinn and Mary Becher. -. "a,
Aftusp pamed James Bitterly. conhto.ei w.
IL ciLe Co. N. 81, was run over AZ the so,nsi ~
R,scwsv ara Uouston street and seriously ~ arcs
that he died in few moments alter os"s 'ah'H
Hospital. .,..u.
T6Omss Gerrsyhty, member Of Hook and Lsdaes
Co. No. p was aso over on the ssao tosuo'' 49,
badly hart. Taken to the Hospital
FIRE IN ANENgk c. -
AT ii O'Clock ls night FIRE occurred in the eiumo4
shop of Duoher & Wheeler, q. No. liO Avefas Cs
but being discovered AZ early moment was 900.
e1ti guished. Damage sight. The IRE ofgicasso
amorg hemp in the back part Of the establish
meBt.
FIRE N houston STREET.
Yesterday morning FIRE broke out in s back room
orpe ctipg With the butcher SHOP OF Nathan CalvU.
No 100 Houston street. Damage slight.
FIRE ~ CENTRE sTREsT-A WOMAN BpasEp.
Last evetipg, at IL O'Clock, Mrs. CsthsriDo Let
finger, a middle sged wonisn, residing at No. Sjl
CtatIe street accice ntally upset hud lamp, when
tie phsnmsbe ma eral igoItng set IRE TO her cose-
irg and the furniture in the apartment. Mrs. Les
IN ger pih her dress in blaze, ran screaming int
The street al cried loudly for help. George Bevias.
oue of the City Hall bell ringers being near By threw
bic coat over her and thus ex,ipgaishsd the h,ues
Sne wss severely burned about the face and hsrds.
aud il wss deemed necessary to remove her to tho
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

General in the ate 6lli5usteriOs Ncrsgusn '-'oy
net Colors q the late Cc.ts Rican Arm! ys'ts-i,J
crn.rg IL fr.r. cf Dsimc Eicos in Beaver street, ad
Immediately spst biz face. Toe valiant Ccione! re-
turre6 tee compliment. 1bereDpon the eonge'' Osr'
ersl rsi,ed /. care and literally smashed il ovsr the
CoiOus.s heal. Cards were exehstged and ws pre-
sumo the D. bEc will hear farther upon toe ,ecs
We unlerst.cd the General wes taken prisoner during
tie var zi.h Ec.ss,zs, ar VA egsr:eyst by Ia (;
C,lorel Il question sri chs-.eHssd hin tie Colc1s
refused T. meet bin aocSut; OF BIZ bang prsore
ofuar Hence ,is .rigoiiy b. tne Coloosl apon shsir
meet'Eg.
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THE LATEST.

LESBOS, Saturday. The Daiiy NtF''s city article
o. FIicay evening says the funos shoSed rcee sed
sosyiDess ow6g slaost exclusively To the news OF
decided fail in The Paris fauds and left cd eighth
~ quarter per cent lover than yesterday ln tue
sscsst market to-day the demand ~ss more active
Guy nist cass bilIs taken at 2d2} percent. Toe
DeAA senaneIc,d to make their usual qositsry So
Ia. ss Up 70 tie 18th of April approved mereantle
uo. TIE stock exchange rates for loans on Govern
So IeOinaes were aersly nominal.
N-' Oak Fsfsrns ias; nj az sfrord striking llcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

The Piano Makers who were sgain in ssssioc yes.es-
dey have bad their demands scoeded 10 by Messrs
Steinvay & Co.. ard Messrs Lghte Besibarys;
whose example L Is expected otter employers VII
geLeIs1y follow.
Tie Carpenters ard Cabinet Mskess he'd large
meeting La, evening at Social Reform Hs in Grand.
street. az hsvi1g bad their wsges inssHed az de-.
mtnced fimpiy listened to speeches % the sebject
far future rrotettiCp.
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AUSTRIA.

Tie Times Vienna correspondent says Count Bnol
still believes that peace will be msintaned but the
Emperor being Of a different opinion, is preparing for
q vigorous defense of the Italian States.
An official order nterdicts the expectation of mules
and transit horses,
The Bourse advanced ! per cent under the news Of
Lord Cowley's mission.
VIENNA, Friday.-The official Austrian Correspond
enoe this evening publishes al Imperial order sd
creseed ID the MiDister Of War commanding the recall
Of all furloughed soldiers belonging to certain regi-
ments stationed in Italy The COrrespondeac' points
ont that the object of these measures is purely defen
sve that they adopted in conse quenoe OF the war
Ike preparations of Sardinia, and that they neei ho
occasion alarm as the result of the efforts which
being made in the cause Of peace will be attended with
success. =, A..
Tie London Times remarks that the truth is, the
army in Italy is 10 be placed on war footing. ,
A telegram from Hanover says that the Second
Chamber have unanimously received upon requesting
the Government TO obtain from tho Federal Diet reso
lutions calculated by their unanmty and execution 10
avert the threatened danger Of war; but, necessary
to repel with the united Federal power al attacks on
Austria AID Germany.
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Lacrosse and milwaukee, Railroad

MADISON, WIS, Thursday, March IU, I0JJ.
The Legislative Committee, consisting Of three Re.
pubIicans and two Democrats, appointed at the re-
quest of exGov. Bashford to ate the charges
Of corruption preferred against him in connection with
TIE disposition Of the Land Grant to the la Crosse
Railroad Company, have made unanimous report
fully oreiatDg him and usifyiog his official conduct
as beiDg highly honorable ard in the opinion OF the
Committee directed solely to the promotion OF the
best interests Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
aOur American Cousin"

BosToE. Thursday, March 10, 1882
The petition of Mics Laura Keene, for an Injunction
to restTain the performance OF Our American Cousl
at the Boston Museum, was heard to- day before the
Supreme Court. The respondent, the Hon. Moses
Kimbs not being fully ready with his evidence, in
denial OF Miss Keene exclusive ownership OF the play
ga We bonds in fifteen hundred dollars damages, II any
should be decrccd at future hearing, and will con-
tirue to enact the piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
Wheat Receipts at Chicago, etc.

CHICAGO, Thursday, March ~, 49,.
The Commercial Express states todsy that the de-
felt in the receipts of Wheat at this point from the
harvest Of 1853, has reached s. 80, 600 bushels as
compared with the previous crop. The total accr-
mutation of Grain and Flour last week was equal to
70 600 bushels against i45 600 for the same week last
year. TIE receipts Of Wheat here eiuce January
foot up lzOO 600 bushels lese than those at Milwaukee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

tration Of tn. gut Of money. The reserve of note,
ard coin exceed fourteen mions, while The colo and
bullion have reached twenty millions. In Consequence
Of the unealiness wbsh prevails further csls3er-
able rice took place this afternoon in the exchanges on
Austria.
The Tints city article Of Friday evening ssys:
The Erglisn funds opened this morning without
alteration and emained insctive throughout tie day
The tendency 10 renewed weakness from polite al
causes is oopradicted By the supply Of money AID the
prospect fits ncresse from the favorable appearance
Of the Continental exchanges. A reaction Of three
quarters per cent reported from the Paris BouIse did
rot proc uce much effect this side"
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SARDINIA.

II was reported in Turin that the Emperor Napoleon
was shortly expected there, on visit to tue hin8 oil
Sardinia.
Crimieux & Co. of Paris, had taken the Sardinia
loan al 80 per cent 49,
Tie Piedmontese volunteers have been withdrawn
from the frontiers Of Modena and ordered to conhne
themselves TO the interior.
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Fire i'm Sou,hbridge, Mass.

SOUTHBRIDGF, Thursday, NJ Lcl 10, 1917.
Arrest fire occurie' in SJptLbrtge this morning
Turner'S Hotel and barn adjoining with 40 horses,
PheIps's iewelIy store, Simpsons oyster saloon, and
EdxaIds's gas hOuse, were al Destroyed. Tee goods
in NJ Edwards stors were partially damaged. Inc
loss is about $4,000, AID partially covered oy To-
sur6uQe.
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The California Overland Mail.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, March IU IoJ!.
The overland mail which arrived here yesterday,
brings the following shipping intelligence:
Arrived at Honolulu Jan. II, bngantine Argonaut,
from New-Bedford. Sailed Dec. H. bark Alexander
for New. London 9th, olipper'shp YoIick and ship
Cowper for New Bedford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

OrgosiTIos TO hLBasr LZoIsLarns.-An sd-
curfet meciTy Ct hose cppcsed to tie p,Rssge Ct tho
Water end sewe rage bills low before BE Legislature
va. fed IN tie City Hail Of Bro Sklyn last aIgtt
IiGp VA ARG a.isadance. L, p. Barnard pc.
sided, AID aSdrotes in Opposition 10 TIE bill Vsrs
made ~ Lcin. A. Dayton, J. w. Gilbert, J. y. lea
Messy, EIDE S. Church, Co. Jack, and cthsrs
'.Iis' Of ioolrtors ado sd directing the Char
tnsn to ~ il. Committee q two from ssch wasa "
prfra" anmonsIsrce sS Ir,sltt ,iioo to tes tsgs'
isiup., end the meeting ajjouns1 I'll next Tu'sday.
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candidates

Mr. Benz Haskell oi the F.rt Ward offered the I'll
Loving resolutions in favor CT registry Isw, which
were adopted by nesrly unsnimous vote:
Rar'd Tbs. n. Of Registry Law BY tbs present.
Legislature dsm.ndsd ass b. the voice Of tie psops aad the
rter, the st.e tbs, the RspCb c.as Of tbs City
kJp slider The r. pubical p.y Of the sAoie ss
fsay con mi ted 70 securing such l.T -,
Rs,oivtd That with much anxiety tho desJ OF ths
Ig,ature to EJECT ResTy Law, snd crse upon 'cE
Rsp-n.syss AlbsLy colnus os naost active sr'r'.
In Ia behalf
A Committee Of Eve was appointed to apPr.se tie
candidates % their domination, when the Ccuyea.ion
adjourned 10 the call Of the Cnsir.
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A New Guarantee to the Atlantic Telegraph.
HaLrrAx, Thursday, March 10, 1859.

HALIFANI Ihur5oayI maIcu To, IoJJ'
The r. N. steamship Arabs, Capt. Stone, from
Ilyerpool al 81 O'Clock on the afternoon u the 26th
ult., arrived at Halifax at O'Clock on he morning Of
Thursday, March 10.
The screw steamship ETA was to sa at about the
same time az the ARABIA for Boston and New-Yotk.
The screw steamship Kangaroo, from New-York
erriVsd Of Liverpool On the night Of the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

IscRTAsED RAILROAL ACCOMMODATES. - me
B.ockiyt City Rslosd CoupsL. srs EskIDg sr:srse.
meLis to IuE {. I'll Lish. tse iaes. car Of
e.ch rcais ~. he s:Ii.sd fror he E-l,or Ferry CO
.-s a;i7a- ef evcry boat after C'ssck Tho ser ar
r,Czsrect I'll. be c'umeooet come time reRs week.
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TURKEY

There has been another dispatch of troops to the
Danube.
The Government is armng six frgstes and pre- pairing
numerous trans porte. The destination of these yesses
in case Of war, would be the ports Of the Adriatic.
The position of Omar Pashs in the Leghbor hood OF
Bsgdsd is critical, the Arabs having surrounded him
still more closely.
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THE MPSHIRE ELECTION.

We have nothing later by telegraph from New
Hampshire but, the only doubt ooncerrs tbs large
ress Of our msort.s, afford to wait. The fol-
loving are the names CT the Republicans elected to
the prpcpal offices:
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LATEST MARKETS.

LIVIkF0oL, ba.rftsy ANtfnoor.
EsSs. Caro- Sons quote Cotton buoysnt and sdys,ons
unceI the pscfc IL Pssnent ans prices have a.
ysuoed 6d u Holders AK and ia g.. ia for
New OfrsIs Hddrg Estimated sseS 70 day. 7tse bLlss
k,sns Riohsrd,on Spence Co. quote Bres:sruds dali
ANERIcAs STocKS.-BaTing Brothers qu To busi.
i'.d a. previous TGss Bel Co. repou basltss ssi
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ITALY.

At Venice contracts have been entered into for the
construction of three forts TO be completed Ia SIX
weeks 1t is sad that D. 900 woTkmen collected from
all parts of the Venetian territory are already occu-
pied on the works.
The latest telegram from Milan says that the fer
menta,ion was increasing.
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pay stipulated sums toward such n1o1 neoe re
Governor reconn eDds the repeal OF tie lss on the
Ground Of the reduced condition Of the Sste hnances
Nex.Yaks share 90 the eet usted cost Of the roau-
ment, be ssys, viii exceed $50 900. TIE Governor
considers Independence Hal sufficient monument 10
the signtrs of tie Declaration Of Independence, bui
suggests that New York viii cheerfy bear her sh are
cfexperse, when better able 20 do 80, II monument
stoud be deemed desirable. Tee communication was
referred TO the Committee of Ways sad Means.
The Annual APP ropration bill was then sgan taken
up 10 Committee II the Whole
TIE appropriations Of s5S7 10 Ma. Burnside, ana
$40 COO to TIE Plot Commissioner stricken out.
Br. c. S. SPENCERS motion TO insert appropTs'
cIs for the several DspeassIies Of the State, Was
voted down.
A lcng debate vas had or several items and Wig
circus attempt was made to 1sert appropriations FOR
al Oh sri'able objects.
A strorg opposition made TO the appropriation
Of al eco for work on Paeontology, on the ground
that It was better to give to chAIiy than TO miLeEas
and fossils about which very few persons cared.
The bill was debated until the adjournment.
The Appr praton bill before the Assembly, among
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FRANCE.


Waihke rumOrs continued, but Lord Co1ey's
mifson 10 Vienna had increased the hopes OF peace
The Paris correspondent OF The LONDON Herald
says that be 10 10 position to state shat war 30 tar
resolved on by tie French Government that the corps
witch are to commence the campaign have already
been desgDated and that orders have been given to
the Minister Of War to fame the plan Of operations.
II lie said that the Representatives of the foreign
Courts Of Paris have abandoned all hope OF q pacific
solution Of the existing difficulties.
The orders given to prepare for the campaign in
Italy, It is reported gwen by the Emperor imme
diately after bis return from Conpiegne.
Another circular had been Issued by the Minister Of
the Interior TO the Projects Of the Departments the
puIpoit Of which s to express the confident hope that
Lot outstanding the Enperors desire TO maintain
peace should be be forced 10 make war, hs may count
Oh the pstriotsm aod devotion Of the French people.
Tie War Office circular directs the troops to be
rained for forced msrcbes and the night bivouic.
All the military SURGEONS have been or0ered to join
heir corps
Inner SC quantities Of lint have been sent to Lyons
All the regiments Of artillery of the Imperial Guard
ere TO be supplied with rife cannon on ew plan
TIE TINES Paris correspondent describes the effect
Of Lord COwlsy's mission TO Vienna as very fav) Dr.
abe. Spectators he says, regard it indication
Of good understanding between England and France,
and believe that their united influence will be directed
toward inducing Austria to accept Of pacific policy
He also thinks that if any has chance OF urging
the matter to favorable conclusion Lord CoWley Is
the man.
The Patrie looks upon Lord Cowley's mission az
showing renewed tendency on the part OF the British
Cabinet toward the policy Of the Tderies.
letter from Genoa states that the French Govern
ment has taken up seventeen transport vessels which
are to hold themselves in readiness in that port. II
further stated that large mercantile house have
ceved orcers to store up very considerable quantity
Of rice at yerceli and Novara.
The American residents of Paris gave grand ball
al the Hotel de Louvre on the I'D ultimo,
ia honor of Washington's birthday. The honors were
done by the United States Minister and Consul The
hall WA q very brilliant affair.
Tie Frerch Minister to Tarin, who was in Paris,
had tepdered bis resignation, but it was not accepted
He would soon return TO Piedmont.
The Paris Bourse, on the ODD, becsne buoyant, and
the funds owing to Lord Cowleys mission, advanced
! Der cent On the 9th, the confidence continued,
ard the market was firm and active, closing with
further advance. On. the 18th, there was much IN
certainty ard excitement, and decline of per cent
took place. The per cents closed at 6Sf Ooc' for
money, and 67f 90c. for account.
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The Schooner Luther Child.

NOKrOLK, Wtdnesdsy, Msrch ,, Io'''
The schooner Luther Child, from Odziba bound 70
Philadelphia, with sugar, has arrived here. Capt
Nickerson was los. overheard Dec. 20 lbeiore re-
ported. Tie vessd is in charge ct Cuslom'iioase
officer.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, Thursday, Mdroh TO, IoJy.
John c. Chumasero has been appointed BY the Gov.
ernor, County Judge OF Monroe County in place oil
George G.. Munger resigned. o..
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The Wanderers Slaves.

AUGUSTA, Thursday, March 10, lSJ9.
Many rumors bfoat about the seizure aud re-
arrest Of the Wanderers Africans. Bloody results
Are feared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11

Eight of the Republican State Senator'S are thought
to bs excited four OF the Ave Councillors, and there
Will be a large Republican majority in the Hoass; l53
Republicans and 70 Democrats having at last sdYee'
been elected.
The Nev Hampshire Statesman Of Wednesday
morning gives the following recsptulstiou of the
gubernatoral vote 80 far IS received. II is too n-
complete to admit Of comparison with the vote last
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RUSSIA.

The Commercial Gdsc,te Of Berlin states that Il has
good authority for believing that the Rnssn Govern
ent s negotiating for loan of five millions with the
Rothschilde.
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IONIAN ISLANDS.

The Ionian Parisment has rejected the projects o.
reform proposed by Mr.. Gladstone.
Sir H. StoIks the new Governor, has assumed Office
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DRooKrYs CRY PoLr1Ics.-RRPUBIIcAs NORMA
rIoSs-Ths Republican City Convention met at No.
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candidates:
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WAR OR PEACE!

FRANCE AND AUSTRIA PREPARING TO FIGHT