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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

The London Tins City Article) Of the 10th has
the following:
1.-The meessge of President Buchanan received to-
day in which the poy ment OF military force re
commended sganst Mexico, exercised sustained in
Hueuce on Mexican sIOck, owDg to the knowledge
thai matter does not rest in any degree on the VIII
of The President, but upon the relative strength OF the
various parties in Congress- and the tuIn which may
be given 10 it il the disputes on Slavery.
1.-THE amount of gold taken from the bank to-day
for the Comment, was fl3, GOO III bars.
1.-The commercial accounts from Australia by the
present all copfrm the vie Published some time
back az to the restion likely nsue from the ten
debcy to speculation, but which We're then received
with strong remoDstranees. - -.
"The bullion in the Bank of England ia Els, 626
below tie lowest amount touched throughout the
whole of last year, and apart from the sums about to
be osbuseo for the dvidends there is prospect OF
fWtber decrease"
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET.-The sales Of Cotton
S three snd for market closed on
quiet but tesdyholde offering their stocks freely but not
The advces from Manchester continued Of favorable chsrac
ter, closing steady and nrm for CLOTHS and YARNS
BREADsIUFFs- Richardson, Spence 81 Co. quote
Flour dull decline Of Cd since Friday The quotations
a22 "be. I. dull at easier but not qgosoy lower prices,
Red sad o Wh'e s6d dlIed Corn dull and very difficult
FRoynioSs dull, and sales unim porant Lard dull but un
changed in price. Tsllow urm at 5Sl for butchers'
PRoDUCE.Aibes gu ct 81 2I6 for Pots. Sugar
steady Rice steady GGase steady aO'I ' sSI.
msnd advance to $751;. Oils quiet.
LoSDoS mAKkAIs:-FLouE quiet but hrm. SUGAR
RICE hrm. LISsRED Oh Tis. TALLow firm 1856
Latest Ella QueenstOwR.
LIVERPOOL, Tburedsy After noon-CoTToS: sales
odsy 500 bales Yesterdays quotations barely maintained
BREADsTUfFs dull and tales unimportdnt.
PROvIsIoss GULL
LONDON, Tuesday afternoon-CossoLs closed at 95i
d9 r money and sSds3 for account There are rumors Of
q probable advance in bank rstes Of discount.
THURSDAY AFTERsoos-CossoLs, 95t 095i for
money, and sids'i for account
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SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

The Spapards have advanced on the road TO Ietuan,
without being attacked by the Moors u
General Zabula has recovered from his illness Inc
Spanish l0s- ia The action at Castilegos was % keo
and ash wounded.
On tie I'd the SpaDiads were attacked in the valley
NeQIo BY 400 Moorish cavalry and 2,OOo 'ntry:
They were disI ersed by the Spa arley, VINO bad
killed and 10 ourded The health Of the troops OF
a, nv encapped On tho 7b TO the north Of the Negro
valley. after lavDg defed through the Passes VITO,
ont OF position In ibe Of the day coutcil OF
Generals was 10 determine upon the plan OF operations
MADRID Jan. 8-Tbe Spanish forces baye moved
forward, having provisions for tive days Inc stormy
sea prevent communication with the SOU ,dTon There
Is 10 longer any telegrapbic communication with the
army. ..-a.a
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THE SCENE ON FRIDAY-THE PERIL
THE ESCAPE
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q, 1860.
Long ere this the telegraph has informed you
that this has been by far the most exciting day Of
the session. Early in the forenoon it was wits.
pered around that the South Americans, encour-
aged by the vote already given to Mr. Smith Of
North Carolina, had held caucus and coneen-
trated all their vote upon him, including the very
infexible and decidedly independent Mr.. Winter
Davis. About the time Of the assembling Of the
House, it was confdentialy stated that five or six
gentlemen from Pennsy lsania and Ne y-Jersey who
had been supporting Mr. She man, woulj, on the
first ballot to-day, try the rather hazardous expe-
dent of " complimeotng" Mr.. Smith. The votes
thrown for him by Mr.. Keitt aud other Democrats
gave currency TO the rumOr that that party would
also eDdeavor to unite their strength upon the same
gentleman. But, the firm belief that Northern
Democrats, and especially those of the Western
Slater, could never be induced to dig their own
graves with their own hands, by placing an Old
Line-Wbig American in the Speakers chair, led
the Republicans generally to scout the idea that
this attempt TO consolidate uucongenial elements
would result otherwise tnan all its predecessors had
done-in utter failure.
But that indescrbable mental phenomenon called
magnetism" lmpregnated the atmosphere Of tho
Chamber with something that said to every eau
tous mind on our side Of the Hall, "Bewsre"
The galleries were crowded to repletion there was
IN unusual buzzirg, and running to and fro on tho
floor. After few brief personal explanations
of Ant-Lecomptontes, which showed that some
careless person had been firing into that flocs oil
rare birds, and call of the list of members, ana
comparison Of pairs, the tellers took their seats
at the Clerks desk and the House entered upon
vote for Speaker. To the casual observer tao
tedious roll-cal, and the stereotyped responses
indicated no change, except that Smith was SEEM
ingy obtaining all the South American vote, with
some hali-dozen quasi American Republicans from
Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, and larger proper
ton OF the slayehoding Democracy than on any
previous ballot.
But, no sooner had the Clerk reached the inevitable
Dbn V. Wright, than bali a huudrei heads 90 the
South side of the Hall, in squads of tbrees aud
hyes, entered upon an earnest consultation, whle
scores ofpencis were put in reqqisition TO as,sr.
tain the precise result and its probable bearings,
the Chamber, meanwhile, resoundng with that hum
OF human voices 30 recognizable but indesertable,
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psmphlet about the Pope and the Congress. Ther
language is strange compound Of the Scriptures
and Bingsgate, because they feel too keeny that
their resistance against Napoleun is unavailing,
especially since it has been asceraned that the re-
ported protest. or at least dissent of Russia against
the pamphlet, was but one of the usual Friday
hoaxes of the telegraph. The Congress will now,
of course, be adjourned for ever, az the Pope will
rather loose the Romagna with q protest than all
his territorial possessions with the consent OF four
out of the FIVE great Powers. He is, therefore, de-
termined not to send any representative to Paris;
and Austria has already declared that in such
a case she will likewise abstain from TAX
ing part in the Congress. The friends of Italy
are. # course, in high glee, since without Con-
press no other solution of the Italian complications
is possible beside the simple recognition of the an
nexation by France and England, which will suffice
TO give strength to Victor Emanuel, and hopes OF
complete unity to Italy, The German princes are
furious about the hypocrisy OF NapoleOn; the
Austrian Court is ashamed of having believed him
at Vilaranca; the Pope is ready to excommuni-
cate Victor Emanuel if he seizes the ROmagna;
but all this rage is impotent. Austria, without men
and money, cannot risk new campaign in favor OF
he Pope, and the recruits whom she has sent to
be Pope and who might perhaps have sufficed
against Mezzocapa, provided that simultaneous
attack of the Duke of MOdena should occupy Fantl
are perfectly insufficient against Victor Emanuel,
and only increase the financial difficulties OF the
p, pc without giving him sufficient curlty against
Napoleon's openly avowed ultimate policy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS,

The London Times says it is reported thatthe Oi-
rectors of the Great Ship Company contemplate an-
noupcipe their resignation at the approaching meeting
on the 1Itb, offering themselves, however for re-
election Mean while proprietor has gwen notce OF
me ion for Committee of Investigation, by four IN
dependent shareholders. , :.
srecne the Great rs stern, is presumed in conse
ouence of bis offer TO and correspondence with the
directors of the Great Ship Company.
Paris euer in the Iao6penddnce OF BRUSSELS says:
"ln consequence of an unc erstan 1iag come 70 De-
tween France and England the difficulties relative to
the Isibrnus of Suez are probably removed. Aso
in ORDER to be agreeable 10 Epgapd the French Gov
eminent has sent orders ito fleet at Algesiras, t1e
presence Of which at that place caused certain degree
of dissatisfaction to EDglaId TO return to fonlon
The London Times rays that II company consisting
of eight or ted of the principal shpowDers of darseed
under the PANE Of Sic,rd q Co, has purchased IRON
the Company Of the Maritime Canal, of Niclrag1, the
lands DEPENDENT OH the caDa for the purpose OF estao
fishing Europea An colony and turDiog TO account the
metallic deposits. 1t is said that The company has
besides engaged number Of railway laborers to exc
cute railway the strip Of land calIed the i1thmus
Of Rivas which separates the Lake OF Nicaragua from
the Pacific.
Count Lalem and who in his quality of First Score.
tary has been appointed Charge Affairs ad ne' iai OF
the French Embassy at Consiantinope, has receiver
orders to proceed Immediately to the turkish capital
Al. de ThUuveDel will embark iOr france aiter hS dr.
rival
TIE Patrie, Jan 9, gives denial TO the report
that the Pope had manifested an intention 10 leave
Rome. -.
The Paris correspondent of The London Times says
that private accounts from Havre state that since an
opinion has beguI to prevail that there Is no danger Of
lie good understanding between the British and
French Governments beng disturbed the condition OF
the commercial and working classes has considerably
improved.
The Paris Wheat ard Corn market was dull.
Tbe London Morning Post Gays:
"Tbe Protestant Chapel OF the Rev. Mr. Quincy, at
Paris has been suddenly ordered to he closed by order
of the Minister of Public Instruction. The reasons
given are that Mr. Gun ey would not in future be al
low ed to read service in English, intended 70 supply
the spiritual wants of British Protestants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
ITALY.

At the request of the Ministry and by the advice OF
the King, Garibaloi has dissolved the Society called
the Armed Nation"
The news of Count Walewskis resignation has pro-
duced very painful impression on the Pope. On the
4,h. after the celebration of the sacred ceremony OF
ST. Epphana, his Holiness called together the prl9e'-
pal members Of the Sacred College, and dec AIRED TO
them that he would never fail III the mission which
CID had ntrusted to HIM and that, like his predeces-
cor Plus VII he would rather suer exile, and even
martyrdom.
ion that the restoration of the Grand Dakes 10 IL y
would have been the most desirable solution OF the
Italian question, gives up the project as Impossible
and thinks that annexation to SARDINIA Is by lar the
next belt thing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

FRoN HAvAsA,-Tbe Empire City, Capt John Nc
Gowan, left New-Orleans Jan. 2olh, at a. M, aud
arrived at Havana on the 92d, at 81 m. After dis
charging the California mails and psssengers and those
for Bavaria, abe left the following afternoon at g. 30
for this port and arrived here last evening. The day
Of the I'D devoted to festivities in honor of the
birhdsy of the youthful heir to the Spanish thIoae
Business is qtet. Freighs are looking up Exchange
is quoted on London at IA! ala per cent? Ne ~York,
3lai PER cent; New.orl.ans, Al at per cent. The
Empire Civ has bad bosterous wesher darsg the en-.
tire voyage from II wAna Jan. %, lat 20 Is, len.
79o45, parsed bark Fanny Eaton, and brig painted
black with round stern, showing white burgee with
red border. On the 18th, at $3.50 a. m, lat 20 lon.
7io 3O, passed steamship DE Soto, bound to New
Orleans.
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bodies are buried in peace, bat whose names live for

"bodes are buried in peace bat whose names hive f''
"eveJmore." ,,.
MAcAULAY PAPERs.-We understand that LORD Ma
caplay has left behind him the materials for ano'ner
volume, The publication of which NAV, for private aah
fam " reasons, be some time delayed. Bat whatever
DELAY NAV unavoidably in the publication oil the
narrative of William ILL., and Queen Anne times, we
try NAV be instructed aud enriched by fathfnl ac-
count of the part which the historian played, OF the
Friendships which he formed, of the Judgments which
he passed on the men and measures OF the times IN
which be lived himself. II We might jddge from thoee
snecmens of his correspondence which has been our
fortune TO peruse, collection Of Lord Macanays let
ters extending over the last thirty years would De
bisfory of England in the age OF Canning ana Grey,
brilliant. but nfpaely more instructive, than Horace
W Ma,lV'' ILondoo Morning Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

Intelligence from Aspinwa states that the Panama
Railroad Company will make a strong effort 10 get
their charter amended extended and will apply all
their uence upon the Congress and empty Treasury
OF New. Granada.
Ambrose Thompson, jr., who has been sent out by
the improvement Company, left Aspinwall on Sunday
last for Cbrqui with party of Fix men, 10 commence
opeIBtione. lie expects 10 be joined by force
much larl err after receiving tools, &C., in vessel
direct from New-YoIk.
The Panama Railroad Company claim the sole and
exclusive right TO construct road Of any kind between
the Two oceans, where transit route, with hirbors
on each ocean, be easlby undertaken by aoy com
paby.
road from Cbiriqui on the Atlantic TO Chirilui on
the Pacific, would run from the harbor or lag ron OF
Boeas del Toro on the Atlantic 10 the Gulf of Dolce
the Pacific both fine harbors The small village Of
David, near which the Indian guaccae were discovered
last summer, lies near this Gull, over which Costa
Rica claims jurisdiction.
The Dauiel Webster, on her last trip from Havana,
brought down party Of ABOUT ~ Germans, men,
women, and children, on their way 10 Davis and
vicinity. They were FROM rexas about 80 mile. from
Houston -o l understood theDl, and 90 TO ind u
ilder climate in Costa Rica, TO open coffee and suga
estates They will succeed, unless molested by revo
luton.
Sir William Gore Ouseley, h. c. b., sx.E Envoy TX.
traordlnary and Minister Plenipotentiary &c, Lady
Ouseley and daughter visited the United States aa.
chip Roanoke. Sir Gore honored with salute OF
seventeen guns. lie leaves the Webster, with his
family, for Havsna.
james ORely Kearney, & prominent merchant
died on Wednesday, 18th, Of paralysis He was from
Galway, Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
ZANZIBAR.

Nv adyices from the east coast of Africa, via Bonn.
bay we learn u at rebellion bad broken out in the
dombions of the Sultan OF Zanzibar, potentite who
renders every assistance The British Government in
suppressing the slave trade BY the activity Of the
Brish Consul who placed TIE naval force OF his
country at the disposal of the Snlan the rebellion had
been suppressed and the the Sultans own
brother made prisoner.
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horps spd 20 keuzers for the whole lotpa sam less
I'm E2 English. 10 presence OF sneh 'acts as Inese
can ,ro.le wonder that q cry Of aDgoish rises to
ii, ave- ioo Hungary; that the bress, Of every HIM
psrsp ID I'll ed with barred VI lbe Government which
can permit ,uch horrible opp,e,sion and tina. even
srsnr gers the land, feeing inly 80 monstrouS,
cry " How long, o LOro, bow long II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
INDIA.

CALCUTTA Dec. S-JnDg Bahadoor is operating
against tle Iebe in the Tersi ~ @SN
s;noano,e and Batavia has cen sue essfuy Laid Or
der has be-. II It Get ,bllfhed at SArawak Ea1&kz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
AUSTRALIA.

The australian Mail says The decrease Of the yield
Of gold by 10 sarmiDg yet decided, up TO
be latst 6aies; the e,cors had brought down go'd
valued at f7 $50 1885, against ES l05 4OO 10 1913 dne
or Two new elcs of great extent had, however, been
opened up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
CHINA.

CANTON, Nov. 26.-The treaty between China sno
the United States ha bee put III for e.
Part of the English troops have already left for the
North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
FROM MEMORANDA AND CENTRAL
AMERICA.

The United States steamship Northern Light Capt.
TDblepausb, which left Aspinws on the Goth inst,
reached this port at II o'clock Saturday morning, with
the mails from California, specie, and passengers On
her outward trip the Northern Light reached Aspin-
wall Cd the 18th inst at p NJ, and left her return
for Now-York on the morning of the Goth. During
the last five days Of her voyage she experienced strong
norhery winds The following is the treasure list of
the Northern Light:
Won Hoffman Go .........................s83 600
Freeman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1885
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-13
a North Carolina HeIress rispes
with a stafcs

VA 40 haitirh hausH ir Press
We learn that last week, a wong lady r rR.
traordinan beauty and superior sitsinments-
the daughter Of wealthy and respectable pa
re,b. % Simpson con tg-sttempted 70 elops
with a negro fellow. the property n her cousin.
To a friend we are Indebted for the following
particulars:
Their slopemeBt had been planned Tor SET.
eral weeks, but a favorable cpdcfthHitr nci
presenting, d was postponed from time totime:
cd opportunity Offering f1voranle to heE Hefa-
rous designs, she told the negro 10 te IN read
mess, the designated place ard time. When
the hour arrived she crept silently from her
fathers house. and soon Joined the negro, who
was waiting with a horse and buggy, which be
had stolen from a ne~ightor-csrrTins The
buggy on bis shoulder two hundred wards to
the main road the tao then left and poecesd-
ed toward he railroad
Being short 81 funds, made Il necessary FOR
he lady to call upon one Of her fathers friends.
telling hin bat be fhsr father wished him 70
loan Der Si01 az thessme tine handing him q
nots, which, uroa examination, proved 70 De
worthless, as il bad no signature , hxed. The
gentleman informed her that he would have
willingly loaned her the required sun, u her
fathers signature had been 10 be note, bat ~
that important part was neglected, he could
not Do r.. She taen went with the negro 10
Falsonis depot, ION the Wa ". R R. where
she expected 10 take tie ears, and offered The
horse and buggy Fer sale a. terms 90 low, that
o7ce arons-c susriCici0u that an was not as
Il Fhocl3 b..
Several questions were put 70 her, ali OF
which she answered with 80 much FEASIBILITY,
that a bystander volunteered 70 lend her money.
but before doing 50, desired to see the bill of
sale for the negro, which she affirmed she had.
She produced It, bat like the note. Il was not
signed and also contained several other errors.
The citizens then determined to arrest them,
and acted accordingly, whereupon the Young
LADY, made a clean breast Of the whole affair
publicly expressing that her determination was
10 marry the black rascal when she got 10 the
North.
menegro was Immediately taken andlodged
in Clinton jail, but has since been carried Of
disposed Of. The Young lady remained at
afew Gays, and then returned 70 her
As she is young and beautiful, OF
Accomplishments, and has numerous
relatives and friends, AMI heretofore moved in
he most respectable society, It is to Be regret
ed tia, she ae'ed 50 Improperly and unbeeom-
ne a lady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-13

INPRoEEHEETs-ne Desoto Insurance
company have purchased from Mr.. Danburv
The lot 74i by 74t on Madison street. uorh
side, between Nan and Second streets, and
contemplate erecting IN a few weeks a block
Of large store houses. The Adams EXPRESS
oompsHy are making arrangements 70 erect A
building on north side n Court Square. al
joining the Blythe b~siiiinr. Mr. woodward
bought. = few DAYS since. the lot on Court
street, ard intendsito erect 2 block ~ store
houses The work % demolition viii som
commence on Madison street. with fbs h,uss
occupied by The BuIefin. Ar7EtL md In
iaHohe Offices. and In their stead will be erected
a blo-k o. splendid house,. The BuHsfi. con-
Pauy win occupy the Dot thought bv then AZ ebs
auction sale Of Monsaust, Dupres & G.. On
Saturday, situated on Adams street We sI.o
learn that this firm sod Hon. ". r. Poll
twenty feet Of ground on the soutb side
OF Jefferson street. and that ihe purchase
has already contracted Tor the erection NJ
storehouse. The beautiful residence Of T 5
Ayers, Esq win be torn down in a few dave
snd three large storehouses ersctsdfn ft-nlsr.
In ever direction. on almost every syenr.
street and alley Of our city we see imp-ovs
ments going on, and Others under contract
he Methodists bought, a few days since. ist
o. Washington street, near the 81. Msr,,s
church, upon which shsy intend to sr.rs
church The BapHsts VIII also have q pia,s =
worship IN this leeslity. Houses 20 mn y ;sI
b magic, and on an hands and in eve-v s,-..
uon- The substantial. real and konsss. |
EroTih OF Memphis Is indicated By the Bumbef
value and elegance Of The Improvements
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-13
ForsIgn narkeIs bT
DomestIc Mnrkcts hr TrInrrnnn.

NEw YoRK. NsreA is, P. N-Costoa-the ale. 81
to-day amount 10 400 bales At for ni8dIinE ~
isnds. Ths market closed stssdy s7d unsaasrsd Fisur-
The market closed steady the ssiss o. o-dsY tmount
70 1o2o hbis At IS soD5R. Pcrf-fAsu arfss ol0ed
dull At siIi2kels12s. lard in brs- Ia 'suiuE At
ioA9ti1 Win sales q go tris. cofs. ha advanced
&c Naraeaibo il quoted At Isge. Nalassss closed at q
SIS for Orleans. sussrdosed quist tsd hrz a. IKE
ior Porto Rios.
NEW ORLEASs. Nareh n-1oasa -rbs sales q
to-day snount % IIooo bss ct iOSeIie fer New Or
leans m~iidlinEs. suEAr-Tss market closed nra At ice
7se NdIassos Is dsn At soSzep per gallon. Fl0ur-
The market closed dan at ssss.5o. oOrn-Ths market
elosed dun at e59Tss per bushsI. oo4ss-Ths market
closed arm at an advaaes Of EsEs. PrsiEbts On COT
ton % Liverpool are unsitsrsd- Ths rates q srchauEs
on Londan and Paris remain unchanged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-13
The VirFInIa Platform.

The recent D.moeratic convention Of thJ
"mother Of States,' passed the following res.
%oiution, as the 0nlu one necessary in the pres
ent e~xiseney Of affairs;
"ReolUo2, That he Democracy Of Virginia
in this convention hoW assembled, pledge
themselves 20 a cordial support Of the ticke.
Nominated az the Charleston convention
This was the position which the couserva-
tive Democracy desired that Alsbsms should
also sssume but this was treason hero, ae-
cor ing 10 the logic Of certain exclusives.
The statesmen Of Virginia OF 1850, like those
o. ITI5l6, are capable Of approaching the true
issue before the country, and instead Of fritz
teHng away their strength and weakening the
morals Of e united party By internal bicker-
ings and cTiminaiions, they have put all other
questions aside for the nonce, ana come up
boldly and nanfuliy to the struggle, which is
to decide the fate Of the Republic, and perhaps
The grand experiment" itself-MOHtgomery
Confederation