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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
From Denver.

FoRT KEAREEY, Dec. % 1862
The Pixies Peak express coach passed here at p
NJ, leaving tie following:
DESyER CRY, Tuesday Dec. Is, 1860.
The weather continues very fine. Later reports
from the San Juan country bring attering reports Of
tie richrees aud extent Of diggings.
Waters baa confessed the murder of Freeman. Hi
object wac robbery. He dyulged the whereabouts Of
the body to biz captors
DEsyER5 Thursday, Dec. 20, 1860
Kelly, who II on trial for the murder Of Doyle, was
acquitted yerterduy evening The verdict gives mach
dil satisfaction.
Waters, for TIE murder Of Freeman, was found gull
~ Yesterday, the jury being out ten minutes. He
wac sentenced TO be hung Friday, the Dist.
The Kenosha mill in Nevada Gulch took from four
cords Of quarts recently siil.
The Provisional Legislature has adjourned
The weather continues fine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
A CABINET APPOINTHENT-A OURI
FIRST on THE LIST

From The hi,souyi Dsn0y1f.
The report has become general that Mr. Lincoln has
intinated to Mr Bates ttst lie will invite him to accept
the Office Of Secretary Of the Interior. We have the
permission both of MF. Lincoln aud Mr.. Bate TO say
that tie latter will occupy seat in the new Cabinet
assuming, we think may safely do, that the Sen
ate viii ratiiy his nomination. IL - hot, however
definitely setled which department will be assigned to
our worthy ana patriotic fellowcitizen Of st Louis
Ar citizens of Missouri and lovers Of the Union, we
make this announcement with sentiments OF gratitude
and pride.
Tie President elect in selecting the living corner
stones OF his Administration, makes the hrsi selection
from this State. La selecting Edward Bates, he gives
pledge TO the whole country OF the character which
he bias resolved TO impart 10 his Administrator and
policy. Actions It l. said, speas louder thHn word,
and hence the fact VIII h we publish this morning viii
be regarded an infallibe sign Of Mr. lhncons pur-
peer We may call there purposes by two words
Conservatism and Union.
II designs in any way nimcal 10 the South were en-
teItsiued Mr. Bates would not have been selected for
a lace in the new Administrations and If by some in
conceivable bunder he were selected TO aid in carrying
out such policy We need hardly say that he would
peTemptoly reject the offer. full free and candid
interchange OF sentiments ard opinions took place De-
tween both gentlemen and the result We are happy 20
state, II mutually satisfactory. Inrir unannniy "a the
lasis Of the important relation hich Mr. Bases is to
bear to Dir. Lincoln Administration.
The iact s pregnant with another Important lesson
The Union viii not lie dissOved during the TOUR years
commencing the fourth Of March unless all tie lie
climate powers which the Governments shall be able
10 exercise shh prove Inadequate 10 avert the calan-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER OFF CAPE RACE.
ITALIAN AFFAIRS UNCHANGED.
ENGLAND AND MEXICO.

ST. JoHN's, n. T., SATURDAY, Dec. -, 1860
TIE screw steamship City Of Manchester, which left
Liverpool st noon Of the l-ih inst via Queenstown
18Th rassed Care Race al O'Clock thi- morning, en-
route to New-Yorl She was Intercepted by the news
yacht, and her news Dispatch obtained.
TIE City Of Manchester las { II 636 in specie full
cargo, twenty -four cabin and hundred and eighty
s,eergo passengers. She has experienced very vaa-
bic weather.
Tie steamship Jura which sailed for New-York on
the llth, took $4,000 il specie.
TIE political news il unimporiant.
The london Times edtorially eensures the atitud
of the State of South Carolina toward tie Fedora
Governments but admits that the Soutberncrs have
night their side namely, the right to free trade
Tie China nails wonld not reach London before tn
18th inst, but the following has been teegaphed Tx
change e, Shanghae, Gis at Hong Kong, 4is; at Cal
cnttt, q at Bombay, 10.
TIE report the inquiry into the loss of the steam
chip Ccnnsugt has been submitted to the Liverpool
Board OF Trade. Ii says that the investigation brought
to liz hi nothing to prove that the Connaught was lost
through the neglect of the officers but it was thought
that more intelligence might have been displayed in
eu6eavourng to detect tie and devsng means to
stop lie leak Various suggestions are made in the re-
lOil llt VI fuCH Ftrrtlr, the
better 10 insure the safety of the passengers.
Lord Lyons and Sir Edmond Head had been created
Knights, Commanders Of the Bath.
Loid Napier hss been appointed Embassador at the
Court of st. Petersburg, vice Sir John Crompton who
bas been removed 10 Madrid.
1t wa again rumored that Lord Cowley was TO leave
Paris and goes to India the dutis of Cover.
LOT.
The supposed robbery Of British citizens in Mexico
will cause determined action the part of the British
Government, who were awaiting official confirmation
Of the report.
The French decree, retractirg all warnings to jour
nals, is published
The Puris Bourse was dull and Dropping three per
cent reutes were quoted at 6Sf. 90c.
1t was rumored that d Kanyon Dishyshe viii sue
coed NJ Thouvenal in the Foreign Department.
Italian affairs remain unchanged.
The army of Italy il to consist Of 600 troops d.
yided into Northern and Southern divisions.
Tie programme of tie new Austrian Ministers Of
State promises many sweeping and important measure
Of reform.
The steamship Palestine, from Portland, arrived at
Londonderry on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
The South Carolina Convention.
CDARLISroN, \. e., Saturday, Dec. y, 1880
TIE Convention met n, noon TODAY

tbAhlbsfON, . u. oHi 90 DAY, Dec. -, 1871.
Ire Convention met At noon to-day.
NO report has vet beer made on postal matters and
customs. but it Ii generally conceded that when 1t
II n lie, viii provide follows: That the revenue
laws o. the United States be adopted; that the Col
le,tor Of 8 pOu take the oath OF allegiance to South
Carolina, ara hat postal nat,ers remain unchanged
Mr. DE Sausaurc, from the Committee 10 whom was
referred the communicative, from portion Of the
ters of tie Gsorgia Legislature, reported that the COM
uurica;ion Gs received, provided that secession
should not take place until Alabama, Mississippi
and Florida had assembled their COnventi1ns for
Gral State action LAT that the communication now
q No avail as the secersion of South Carolina had
already taken rlace.
Mr.. Magaih, from The Committee such portions
Of The Presidents Mesrap refers TO the property OF
the Ured States in the limits II South Carona, said
that preferred making his report in secret session
The Convention then went iBtO secret session, and
continued 70 for two hours. 1t il reported that very
animated discussion took place on the report.
Mr.. RAett's address to the people Of the Southern
States has not been acted on.
Mr.. G.. ID. Melton appointed TO prepare the creden-
tials for tie joint committee to Washington, ws sworn
keep the str ties; secresy in regard 70 them. The
accredited IaJers delivered to the Commissioners
to-day, who go to Washington with full powers. Tne
Commiss opers take secretary with them, who is al
lowed ten dollars day and his travelling expenses.
The Convention has al jouFned until Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

DIPHrHERIA.-Asthene newspapers are full Of remedies
for this dangerous affection Of the throat Of them
very good, aud some OF them very silly, we viii give
one which know to be used by some emineni pEysi-
Clans and which we have never known " fail, II sp-
piled early. Diphheris in it, early sagrs, may be re-
cognized b. any person of ordinary capacity by two
marked symptoms the sensation 81 bone or hard sub
saree in The throat, rendering o., allowing difficult aud
painful and marked fetor ~ unpleasant smell Of the
breath, the result Of IT. pun tendency On the
appearance OF there syynItoms, ii the patient L. old
enough to do so give OF gum - nphor Of the sin
OF lat Pea, and le il he retained in the mouth
swallowing -lcwly the saliva charged with until il II
al gone in III -Four give another, and q the end
Of eno,her hour third fourth vii not usually be re-
CURED but The pain and unpleasant breath are not
ieiieNed II ANY be ustd two three times more, al
little looSer intervals, ssly two hour.
II Pe child IL youug powder the csmphor. which can
OILY be done by adding drop wo Of spiriis al
oohOl 10 IL, and mix It with All eiml quantity OF
powdered loaf sugar, OF better powdered rock candy.
ard blow il through quill OF tube into it, throat de-
pre- sing the tongue with the hait of spoon. Two or
thiee publications. will relieve. Some recommend
powdered aloe, prllitory with the camphor but OBJ
servaii,n md experience have satisfied us that the
camphor i- 'uh,,u, alone. IL acts probably BY ~
VufIe a- diiu'illt -muEnt aud lmi,eplc Qualities
IN \. EAsaiass-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
News from the Pacific.
ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA PONY EXPIRE
EnH1 kEARNEY Saturday Dec. ~ II

ARRIVAL OF TIE CALIFORNIA PONY EXPRESS.
FORI KEAREEY, Saturday Dec. y, 1860.
The Pony Express pared here al 10 n m. yesteri,-
bot owing TO the profration Of the telegraph W he
following summary OF news had to W deIS' until
to-day;
san Francisco, Dec. $50 p. m.
ann 9TH shiP Suh'Lih- rom 4NewYork; bark
em, from l'ansma; 9TH, ship Fair Wind, from New
York Lark Wilhtlmins, from Rio de Janelro.
Sailed, 9TH, bark Christina, for -; Sth, ship John
Howlaui on whaling cruise.
There Is little Or nO'hne doing in imports Trade is
gl with the country ana cper,oils or other sccodnt.
are retarded by lie complexion Of the news from the
Atlantic side Prices have a downward tendency gen.
erally it being surused that importers will be anxious
TO realize for tie relief Of their connections abroad
Money growing stringent and loens being called
in. Receipts Of wheat continue hight. speculative
demand has arisen and is ptshing prices up. Good
hpping If quotable al 81 s. to 81 20. The buyers in
the market mostly competing for csrgoes, but many
orders have been Withdrawn. Rates are sustained by
the fnness of the farmers those holding back being
the weslthier class, who do not want money. The
course Of the mail et will greatly depend upon future
advicee Several ships wanted 10 carry cargoes
already purchased. The Ocean Express goes 70 Ba-
ker's Island for guanO al fifteen dOliarH per tun The
Fair Wind has So los. per tun offered TO London
throughout. In January the rates will probably be-
easier.
The sensation news from the Southern States has
lost much Of its interest here, since each
cunt from that quarter seems but modification Of the
first.
William H. Weeks has been chosen BY the Republi-
can Electors TO 60 to Washington with the Electoral
vote Of California.
The bark Early Bird brings dates from Hong Kong
TO the 18th Of October. The ship Fleet Wing was to
rail from Hong Kong for Boston October 20. The ship
Star King King taied the day for Manila 10 load
for New. York with sugar at g. per tun. The -hip
Ann smiled from Annoy for New-York October 9. 1t
wac reported that an American bark bad gone ashore
at WoOsung and that all hands had been murdered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

ARRWALs-The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, vice-
President eleet the Hon William II. Sewsrd; DIR. <
w W. Carpenter of Chatham, Mass, and j. Colyils
of Halifax, England, at the Astor-House.
Col. J. P. Thompson of North Carolina, Gen. w. C.
Kibte of Cal, Col II. Archer Of Fla, and C. Bills L.
A. Torpin and Z. Roker OF South America, at the
St Nicholas Hotel.
L. II. Dana j., Of Boston; G. s. Hazard and family,
and n. Wigbach, of Buffalo; d. Bouttiower OF Eng.
and o. Latrobe Of Bait, are at the Fiftb-Ayenue
Hotel.
G. ". Pearson of st. Louis, p. Ewing Of Boston, X
h. Maclin Of San Antonio, Texas Mr. Chadwick Of
Phila. and c. Wakefield Of Ga, at the MetropoI-
tan Hotel.
+. Gwenveld of Hanover, Europe, and DIR. Whit
more of Portland, Me-, at the international Hotel
j. Hooper and j. Il. Carter of Boston, and +. Orr
of Detroit, are at the Brevoort House.
Col S. S. Seymour of Vermont, and Major X. Beaie,
of Washington, ID. c., are at the La Fargo House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

vESIcE.Asa sample of the reign of terror by which
Austria now holds Venetia, the correspondent Of LIE
Nord tells story Of the of little girl eight
years DID, Treviso for singing popular air the
frain of which was
Ella poyera yenezia, Gsribsldi 'slvers."
Her mother hastened TO the Commissary Of Police
and begged him to release her child he refused with
sneer saying that be would not deprive Garbad of the
pleasure OF delivering his little friend The poor
man sobbed out in her Yenitsn simplicity, Whist.
must my child then suffer for three months away from
her motherl" In this exclamation the Commissary
thought he had made discovery, and Immediately ar
rested the mother demanding how che knew that Gar-
bald would come in three month"; Fortunately some
more charitable authorities interfered aud mother and
child were set free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
Fast Day in Nnssachusetts-Ka
road Accident,

boston, Sainruay, Dec. =, I@bJ.
Gov Banks hasissued proclamation for day Of
fasting and prayer for the Union to be observed On the
9TH Of january III conformity with the proclamation Of
the President.
Several cars were smashed, ard the baggage-master
badly injured of the Shore route train from Aew-iork
las night The accident occurred Kingston, K.
l., and war caused by the breaking Of the axle OF the
connective.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
COMMERCIALLY INTEL ICPNCF

In the Liverpool COTIoS market the sales Of Cotton We'd
nefdsy 1000 baes including @ baes spectators and
e1porieGs The market closed quiet and steady.
TIE Liverpool BKKAD-Trrfs MAJ ket rn with upward
tendency.
hr Liverpool Provision market wa dun.
In tie PEODUcE market kosin heavy Common quoted at
4sd.d4lCd. Other articles generally unchanged
sales of American stocks Illinois Central
Railroad sbsIes % discount Erie Railroad 35d36 New fork
GENITAL Railroad, 71Gf7q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

ity DIR. Lincoln and hi. cosdJutoTs IN the Cabinet
will enter Office with the resolution OF preserving tae
Union M All hazards This will doubtless enrsge the
trHors all the more but it will at tho same time nye
senfe of confidence to The great body Of the people
South IA well ss North There l. little danger That the
boundaries Of the Republic will he narrowed dnHng
Nj IinrolnE lGfm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
Suicide.

MAscHxsTER, " H.. Saturday, Dec. 81, 1850.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fitch aud her daughter three years
old were found dead to-day in bed having comnilted
probably, suicide Nv pr1lssic acid. Her husband, a
LAWYER in good business, and child recently died.
which probably caused insanity and led her to poison
her remaining child and herself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
The Grsnt Western Railway.

TORONTO. ShmohyI be'' - i0'V'
IL. cu.o, Western Railyay traffic for the week
In yesterday. amounts 10 $36,SOO, being eut
s,it increase over the corresponding week oil last
yedr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
The Pardon Of Colonel Rudier.

CHAHI on, NaurdnV, Dec. =, lou.
TIE Courier's rpecih despatch from New-Orenns
savs that Col Rudler positively peidoned by the
huthCritie. a IiCuduns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
Naval.

NoEFOLK, Va, Dee. %, 1862
The United States brig Dolphin arrived here al 9
O'Clock La, night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
AT OSWEGO.

OswIGe Saturday, Dec. -, 1863.
Cozzens block in thir city partially destroyed by
Ere thip morning 1t was occupied follows: Pool,
bookstore damaged by water 81 200-nsured, 81 900;
Ford, iewcler 1oss, s5OO-insured Beckwith, drug
oift lors from 81 go to ,OU-nsnred; White, di,
guerreotyJst loss 81 ,0JO-insured. DIR. Eyeftr and
Or Smith and other occupants had their property more
or les dau,aped but were all insured The lOss on
the building il s., 600 and il if insured Tor 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

ApANs. n. y. Saturday, Dec. -, !

ADhNs, n. T., NaInFdA}, DC. 2, I0U7:
A. far as heard FROM the Losses by IN lire ~ TINS
ace ere insured Nm foIlowr Charter Oak Go. II Hart
ford s., 500; Htna OF Hartford - 500 New. England
Of Hartford $3.50, Mlss.sot OF Springfield, =! Q0oi
Unity Of New-Iondon, g. Zoo; Pho.nix Of Brooklyn
81 TO: Phdnix Of Hartford, l,OOO; Western oil
fIs,y.Qo 81 600 Park of New York, Si,s0Oi Hart
ford Of Hartford, 5000; Commonwealth Of New
Nork al OfU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24
Fires.

At NV NFk.
EFwARE, n. j.. Saturday, Dec. %, 1890
norton OF the New jersey Zinc Works, in this
city, was destroyed by fire last night. Loss about
$1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-24

hArhlNhIONj ltc' ~~-tv u h''
DISPATCHES from Charleston, received as late as u
thif evening from Governor pickens give the infor
nation that Messrs. Bamwell, Adams and Orr are ap-
pointed Commissioners treat concerning the cession
OF the forts They will arrive here Oh TUESDAY Gven-
ing Il il true that unless the menace conveyed by the
presence OF a cutter be removed Aere great
danger thote mot gW attack and capture the forts.
MEETING IN BALTIMORE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

LIABILITIES OF INSURANCE COMPANIES
The question has arisen, how far are the in
surance companies liable in the case of the
Pemberton Mills disaster? If the law in this
State does not conflict with the New York code
on the same subject, it is apparent that the
corporation can recover but very small sum-
During the great Hague street fire in New
York, a building fell from the explosion of a
steam boiler, and the ruins took fire. The
Hartford Insurance Company had policy on
the Machinery, and suit was brought to re.
cover the damages done to the machinery, by
fire after the building had fallen. The case
was appealed, and the Court of Appeals sus-
tanned the decision-Boston Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-01-23

HEART-RENDING CATAsTRoPHE.-One of
the most borrowing incidents we have ever
recorded occurred a few days ago, in the
household of one of our most respectable Gre
ole families. A lady, Nine. FRANKIE, having
occasion to leave her house for a short time,
entrusted her two young children-one an in
FAINT and the other two and half years old
to two nurses the nurses, doubtless thinking
the children were safe from harm, on account
of the fireplace being protected by high fen
der, which was fastened to the mantelpiece
locked the room in which they were and went
out on the street. The child two and half
years old, left to itself, attempted to climb up
on the fender for the purpose of taking some
thing off the mantel, and in doing so, fell in.
side between the fender and fire, and was thus
roasted alive. The cook heard the cries of the
child but having just seen the nurses in the
room, concluded it was nothing serious and
thus the poor little creature was left exposed
to a severe fire, which soon reduced the body
to a crisp.-N. 0. Della.