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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
PERSONAL.

The Rev. I. l.. Cuyler has received unani nous
call from the Park Presbyterian Church Of Brooklyn
They have selected lots for new and large church
edifce on Lafsy cite avenue, near Fulton avenue.
From the first moment it was rumored that there
was likely to be commercial treaty between England
and France, and that Mr. Golden had been mixed up
in the affair, his old friends and colleagues in the Anti
Corn Law League made up their minds that he ought
not TO 60 ewarded by tho who would most benefit
by it, TIE first promoter of the movement is gentle
man in Lancashire who thought that the beat way to
show his gratitude was present Mr.. Golden with
large sum of money. lie communicated with others
upon the subject, and headed the list Of subscriptions
with the munifcent sum of 5000. The suggestoE
was no sooner thrown out than was eagerly caught
at and in the space Of three weeks more than 600
has been subscribed the highest donation being $4,000
and the lowest f500l Such subscription, composed
Of such large individual contributions swithout psral
lei in history, except in the instance of Mr.. Pitt and
affords tie most conclusive evidence of the value that
10 Get upon the treaty by the manufacturing and trading
bodies 1t Is stated to be The intention of several per-
ors to set on foot another sort of testimonial to which
those who may have the desire, but not the same
neaDs they who have already given, may SUBSCRIBE
and from the enthusiasm with which the proposition
has been received there be but little doubt OF the
result.
Hoffman, Won FaIerleben, who Is now on an
arch o oical exploration In Berlin, has dice 'vered IN
the library there a manuscript of Dutch version Oh
the Cantcles of Solomon of the thirteenth century
DIR. K,yser, the President Of the Academy OF
Antwerp, has recently completed remarkable picture
Of one of the most stirring incidents Of Torquaio
Tassos life.
In the Superior Court of Boston, on the I'D inst,
Edwin ". Reed the Springfield, music teacher who
bad previously beeneonviced OF adultery wssorougas
IN for sentence As he took his place In the dock, his
hands trembed with emotion, and his eyes were red
with weeping His wife was present, and stated to
the Court that be had always treated her well, and
sur Piled the wants Of her family. Gen. Blu Ter, his
counsel then addressed the Court, urging, in utga-
ton Of sentence, that although guilty Of the crine
proved, he was not the seducer of Miss Kendall He
produced, tending 10 show this, the record Of the
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THE VERY LATEST.
By Tslseraps TO liverpool.

PARIS March 1.-THE Monitear of TO day, in its
report Of the last sitting of the Legislative BODY,
states hat the election of NJ de la Ferere has been
annued.
TURIs, March l6-Govsnor Farini is expected to
arrive here on Sunday next The cty was illamlnatea
last nipLt.
MopEsA, March l6.-The result of the voting in tae
Emilan provinces has been proclaimed and is a. fol-
Total number Of electors inscribed on the list,
$40 2JS number " no voted, ~ ,3l2i Tor anheAaHon
TO Piedmont, 40 Uoo; separate klnBaoin '"o' Oan
cel.d, $50. ,,..
oonyokng the Electoral Assemblies for the 10th
March, in order TO proceed 10 inc eiecloh VI DePu"'
to the Parliament.
The Paris correspondent of The London Times
Learns that the second warning which immediately pre-
ceces accommodation, bas been cent to TARA. After
q certain interval the bull of accommodation against
Victor Email uel will be issued.
Two regiments Of drsgoops quartered at Lyons have
tceiyeu marching ordorr. They arc TO PFoeeed TO
Cbsmbefy, the capital OF savoy. =,
The Sandman Cabinet is expected TO meet Oh April
regiment of cuirassers has LEFT Turin to be ready
10 Ell Tuscany and proceed to Florence as soon as
tie King of SaIdlna accepts the annexation
Other troops have left their quarters, to be ready 10
eLter the R0maQra.
General Fanti has Just organized the army into four
CORDS Each Will be composed of three divisions, two
Piedmontese Sc, ard the third OF Central Italy IL Is
stated that one of the fret acts Of the government as
soon as the annexation sha have been declared, VIII
be to open a loan of 400 ,UO
TIE Trial of the Bishop Of Orleans is not yet ter
minated.
LosDos MosEY MARKET, March l7.-Closing prices:
Conscls money. stsdsl; ConsO account sis sisj EE.
cbequrr Bills l802l Thee per Cents shut Railway shsies;
Great Western Of Conada 7l.d7i Grand Trunk Of Canada
6ds s6 Ccnsos have been inactive all day closing weak
in tone Shares 'taey, with Little doing and prices merely
nominal
LoSDos TMLow MAkkEr-Quiet. spot and March,
s sellers; April alone 81; April to June, SAo@'fsi
| October to December $751;. oc
! LoSDos PRODUCE MARKET. Sugars and Cotee are
frmer and little doing to-day Tess quiet Rice active In,
quy very fm saPeter mas been more 4uies and
| late prices cannot be obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
AUSTRIA.
THE FRAUDS IN THE COMMIssARIAT.

THE FRAUDS IN THE COMMISSARIAT.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Times, wiring
on the 18th inst, Gays:
The suicide of Gen. Won Eynattep, and the arrest
of NJ Richter, have filed the minds of the people with
terror, ard they appear 10 fancy that every moi
vidual who more intimate terms with ether the
one or the other will be imprisoned. Among the
persops in Trieste are Messrs Brambilla and
PeruQo and il ia probable that they are already on
their way to Vienna. Persons OF such high rank
are now mentioned the sceompllces OF the deceased
General that cannot venture TO Dame them. many
Ieope in different parts OF the empire must now bs
tren br in their Shoes 1t Is notorious that the
Empt is resolved to punish Nth the utmost severity
every yerson convicted of having embezzed the prop
erty Of the State Several officers belonging % the
Com missarat Department have been arrested at
Verona and Botzen. A young man, named Dore who
was formerly in the corps OF Adutauts has been put
TO death ct Verona for having carried on tratorous
correependence with the French and Sardinians
during and since the war. nj. Dor6 furnished
the enemies Of Austria with detailed plans
OF the Notifications of Venice correspohded with them
duIrg the tine which elapsed between the battles OF
Magenta and Solferno, end was actually engaged In
making plan Of the Notifications Of Verona when ar
re,ted The father of Nj. Dore taught the emperor
when boy the French language and MS cousin now
attached to the household of the Empress, but no en-
treaties could induce his Majesty to spare the lite Oh the
double tIator 1t is generally believed that Dore was
sbot but it is very likely that he died more igno-
uipjous death. The cay before yesterday, msJor-
General Won Poinfner shot himself in the abdomen. 1t
il SAID that the deceased was In no connection "tu
Baron Ey natep, but that he was in danger OF beng
arrested for having employed unlawful means IN order
10 induce the widow of the late Baron Dietrich who
left an enormous torture, to marry him. lt appear
that the old LADY Married the General In order 70 lay
tie CHIC of her deceased hush and who used to appear
at her bedside and tell her that General Won Ponner
was worthy hepmae for her. The proceedings ass
aga1s EyI atten ell suspended, bu' they were
resumed in consequence Of confession made by OIL.
Noe Won Nordberg, the chief Of section In the var
Department when on his deethbed. The communica'
tiops made by NJ. Nordbers, who Is said 70 nave
poisored himief, led to the instantaneous arrgs y,
General Won Eynauen. / DO not pretend to know
what confession. the latter made before no committed
suicide, but they were of such nature that the
auoitor' or military Judge was go moved that ne WA
obliged for time 10 interrupt the sitting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
INDIA AND CHINA.

Tslegraphic communication between Alexandra and
Kurracbte Was complete, and private dispatch had
reached England from Calcutta in the space OF s,r
doysi Had the cable between Alexandra and Glo-
more than day or two in reaching its destination.
The dispatch in question announces that the British
,Lip RED Gauntlet was partially burnt a; Calcutta on
The 10th OF March, but that the cargo would be saved
,ber r;ee of O in Freehts at Calcutta, that the I'M
non markets were unchanged, and that it was pro-
fSsed to increase the export duty Sapetsr from its
prese 1t rate of about 9 per t1n to 80 per tun.
Tele.raphic adyices from China are 10 the 10Th OF
FebrusIy. At Shanehae the rate of Exchange had
receded, and was 2d3 y cent favorable for In
GLAND. At Hong Kong Exchange was unaltered.
The mails from Calcutta Of Feb. u aud Shanghas TO
Jsn 90 reached Liverpool just in season for the Amer
Tea market at Shapg hae quiet, and at Foo-Chow-
Eco il was rather lower.
From Japan it Ia reported that disastrous fires at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

scsaz crgs~s Of Msurius both landed conditions 40
tass No ~ 4tt for port aud for this o0rt 500
tsr. 70 ilI fa aud 3s0c bsgs brown It 1915.
Toreier pslc hsvs oonprsod 5sa boxes Havana
ttcd MD brown At al, and mid yellow to rood grey q f3
ass "a. Lsds Jus MmooVsdo partly disposed OF = Df
~ soed Va vp and 70 6a4a6 Tor mid 10 goof mid yellow s5l
50 h.ss Java sold nll Pessg good brown at % md
The sss MI ate ineucs 600 boxes Havana No, o. 10 T.,
nj spd ,or export. No - to IT o. isd49 2lO0
bszs oayeo aaa 30 ass 900 bag nncayed 90 hSG 800
bss, lew brown musoyads Siam at 10 cases 80 bag.
wb,s ,Iis AT NJ 40 cases bags bro do at 59 d3ys TO
casks usc sloup- az two floating csroei 81 100 bags
Msuils ~ 1913 landed here and OF 40 bags browa
Maceo a. 80 Segs brown Pa,abs insured a. At ~ 10,
eentuIe and 10 sriv. Hosnd $50 cess surnsgi at
ssa snced hs,e and $50 bs-ksts No TO 10 Java 90
sso 30 tons e4troct partly for outpos Tbs
81 SIS baskets Java In ,hs Dutch Trading ComPany' sae we're
al Old brown and yellow Ia greg and white is@nl'
above November sales -. a, -. ,sf LII A..
June ISL and October to December s3i, sellers ,,,.
The Ira msrie 10 qnlet. Common Congou lI9tGi1 ID
Pubic sass ass declared for the 2lst ns- 49, o. a. ,.o,
TIs steady; Bools 1861 Bars 1871 Refined 1881 suN" i1o
ul5lIi Bapca l51 dlssi. . ,u..o,
or sGl for n.ericsn including barrels
AhxkICAS sTOCkJ has been business In United
States Sc In HnylsnS e Pennsylvania Bonds o.
and In Virginia So eIDg By Massachusetts Sefn3 are
wanted at lo2! and Pennsy sni Inscriptions 90 canada 3
l6 "a l0l. In Railroads Pennsylvania Central 6s Bonds st
mossse 49, 2nd mortgage Sterling e3i Newfork Centrs Fs
s2 DO 6's &C. illinois Ceatra 81 Newly orb Central Shsres
S Illinois Central 49 discount EewYork aud Erie 81 dis
count,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
Riohard,ou, spene. a Co... Circular.

Per dyebfd LIvHRPOoL, March 10, 1900
Corros-Ths sdvces per Arabia Cotton
the market opened with much depression Holders Of Mobile
ard Uplanc, show % anxiety realize and submitted 70
define previous Of Id and In instances TO-
y 10 Middrs Upsnds being sold SD H. aud quail.
sSs Sa NJ Tue ,sdnSoT II sss:s ds.iigoS
who have bouat to fair exteUt and prices have raj
little affected during the week Sea islands, little doing and
srRAIsIbs better grades bring full rates. bu. the lower
qualities gre slow Of sale at last weeks prices In Maaches-
h thefe bss been desire business aud prices
rs Middns Mobile Sid y ID; HidGns UrIesu. Old y ~
Mscb Ito day tho sket Is dull ssles will not exceed
BRaADsTrpyThe trade throughout the country this week
has bows hts more bat the esrs
this msis the busse done hs not been large although prices
On Tuesesy Wheat YVES quiet but steady at prevou, price.
PouI finn but With little doing Indian Corn slow Of sse with
Al TO es,s market decidedly improved feeling mani
tested ard WHEAT moderate business done ai
tied sale INDIAN Cons continues 80 9aS3 y quarter
~ Dr6pesn elbow. White American in very saa, request
s's%itS; soSthern. 10 aio7; White, io6ais - 100 b.
ForR, sufe,6De 2aa26 eLes Western p ~ 6; Ohio
bEEy has been 10 good both for the trade and
aoD az The sales the reach 1000 terce' chieay
siII the sdSsnass holders being anxious 10 rear.
PoRE quiet snd nominal in value. ,.
Bacon held fr full prices bot only retail demand :. o 10
bot nddes rib In 81 for long aud 40 $50 for Cumberland
CHEESE IN good request at full prices for all qualities
LARDThe bse been again quite IN Iss and do not
all exceed uns 81 for old aud 90 G616 for choice me-
1ALIOw be market has been quiet sad with several parcel
Boteei A,socistion having been sold $3.50 and
forced se for OrW covs weakened The market and
at the coss there are sellers Of r. a. % spa, ssd month
QrKE BAEK-stesdy 9as for fine ground PhiadelPnis
kosls-Commen dull with IS es at 4Sd4a p cwt In me-
dunn, more doing. Fioe, neglected
Lover 1eIe 70 Tq0 sTs new soms sn
sales at IS p cwt ard of Flax Seed at co. hOsshsad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
BELGIUM.

The Belgian Government has proposed to the Cham.
beis an important financial measure, the object OF
which is the total suppression Of the ocrc dues in all
the communes The oss OF the latter is to be compen.
sated for by the creation of special fund derived
from the receipts Of the Treasury tho increasing proc
prty of which to justify such STEP and 40 per
ce Of the arising from the customs and excise
sIe TO be devoted TO that purpose. The duties on
spirits sugar, beer and vinegar to be increased
but in so slight degree scarcely to affect the retail
price, The fund thus raised for the communes will be
oftributed among them in proportion to the amount
Of direct taxes paid by each The numerous persons:
EMPLOYED BY the conmunes in collecting the ocsroi
cues VIII receive an indemnity for the loss OF their oc'
cnIRiiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
NAPLES.

Letters from Naples recount the arbitrary proceed
Igs of the Government, in the matter OF arrests and
baDish mebt, which are said to have been on sc ale
The London Times draws On editorial picture Of the
state of affairs, and remarks that il would be libel on
humanity 10 suppose that the Kings Government can
Zen ain unchanged. 1t thinks the day of refibuon is
probably at band, and that another roy fugitive may
soon give that warning to Kings which has been so
often repeated in our time.
The fermentation continued very great in Sicily.
At Palermo, the prisons were overlooking with the
persons arrested.
The British and other foreign Ministers said to
have demonstrated With the King on the course he
was pursuing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
A LETTER FROM Plus TX.

The following is the text Of answer from the Pope
TO letter addressed TO his Holiness by the Duchesse
de hoLtmoreDcy Laval, nee DE Mastre:
Madame la Ducbesse: Exposed to new kind Of
combat and PRAYING to God for the assistance nsces
tsIy to struggle. zee that help "a bounituly accorded
upsnimous accord nth which all good Catholics and
all boreft and sincere unite TO depore the present
circumstances, and to uphold the rights of the Holy
See. have therefore received your letter with pleas
ure, as proof of what was already persuaded that
you also urie with many Others to support those
lights prI cpally by means # prayer. Receive then,
ny tbsnss, with the apostolic benedicton, which I
send 10 you and all the members OF the DE Mastre
family.
"Vaticdn, Feb H. flGs IN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
4" Plus TX"

The total result Of the voting in Tuscany on the ques
ton of anne xston to Piedmont, rs follows Total
number infcribed 3S6 i46; for annex alton, 36 sill
for a separate kingdom, Ia ,925i Cancelled, 4,9i9.
The returns from the I'm liam provinces are also
complete. The numbers in favor of antexatio1 to
Piedmont, are ss follows: The RoDsgna, w 659
Modena, rs 62l Parma, ssh. The pumber OF
voice for a separate kingdom had not been yet an
nounced in these provinces.
Later dispatches cay that in the RomagDa there were
only 224 votes Id favor of a separate kingdom.
As Il e SaIdpisn Government declared in advance,
tie acceptance of the result of the voiDg ru nor was
that Pedn troops would torthw
Tuscany. Another Iurbor was, that Prince Humbert,
eldest son of the King of Sardinia would be proposed
for the crown of Tuscany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

cert 10 rer his temporal 20 ~cr nor
Ietln sny portion Ct biz douihons. Victor Bmsonei
to have forgotten that his soul aborng ALREADY
onoer several essscal reproofs, aud. moreover,
10 be der deluson with egsro to the gravity
Of the tspger with which be sts1ds thIeatened-that
tf a cepsupe moro terrible than all the rest to which
Victor En- ahuel will be exposed should he persist 10
The pcInicius line of po! cy he has adopted; Toese
whence they arc drawn ia not made known. The
Courier des Dim0nches, generally well informed
TO believe entirely in their genuine origin, but
oDiy eives them in the historical form as they are
here ieported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

Madrid telegram states that, on the 18th of March,
q moorish messenger delivered letter to Marshal
O'Donnel, from the Emperor Of Morocco, protesting
bis desire for peace, and requesting the Marshal to
facilitate an arrangement advantageous 10 both nations
O'Don1el consented to negotiate, but declared he
would not suspend military operations.
An attack upon the Spanish encsmPments at Ietuan,
on the Il,h, repuleed, and the Moors, who were
pursued, suffered heavy losses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
Esgsssii and Johuhsms had destroyed slares amount

OF Europetn properly -
lEoT..-Une vtrfcn Of the Calcutta telegram OF
March 10 mace it stpsar that it was the ship AerOi'e
which wss buJLt but this was pronounced incorrect
the ned Gauntlet being ibe name Of the strip.
Tie American ship Lady Saifolk, from Liverpool tor
Calcutta wss abaD3cIed OF sea The crew were taken
of and landed at Ply mouth BY the ship Mary Spr0at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

Utah has never drawn her complement. She Is en-
titled 10 $500. District of Columbia, 1900. Whole
number Of muskets and rifles distributed prior tho 3osh
Of June last, 1912 Texas was not only required
Z, dsarm on entering the Union but has only received
in return the piiful number of 800 muskets aaA
ries. All the other States retained their arms the
formation Of the present Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
GERMANY.

The French Government is said TO have received IN
formation that the military commission Of the Germ anic
Dict had received eecret orders to turn ts attention 10
The nrenaraory measures for the formation of the con-
tipaent of the Federal army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31
THE REIGN OF TERROR IN NAPLES.


NAPLES, March 3, 1860.
There was an attempt 10 fire portion Of Naples, not
far from the railway az the beginning of the week. a.
least 10 SAID the police, who by many supposed TO
have fabricated The report Several arrests appear 10
taVe been made in consequence. Next came reports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

ARMS DISTRIBUTED TO TIRE SrArEs-1he official
statement iust completed by IL. X Craig, at the re-
quest of Senator Hemphi, shows that the following
arms have been distributed 10 the several States and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-31

Too MANY or rHE SAsE Sonr.-Among the 3 80
cities, villages &C., set down In the Uaited Ststss
corsuA Of 1869, wo have only .. 30 diaescat aame&
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

We appreheud that nine-tenihs of the
people in the Western country have as linn
tied an idea Of the importance, commerce,
manufactures and wealth Of the city Of Bal
timore, as we had before our late visit
there. II is but IA miles from the mouth
of the Chesapeake bay, and 200 from the
Atlantic Ocean, by ship canal 1t has
population of 100000, with personal
property wealth of s200,Ooo,ooo, and an
annual foreign commerce Of about$15 5,oo0,-
600. The trade of the city in 1859, as re-
ported in January 1860, was over 1884,
100000. It's importing houses are asheavy
as those of New York, and il has an ad-
vantage 10 Western and Southern purchas-
ers over New York, by being more central
The trip, from any point in Ohio, can be
made to Baltimore as quick and as cheaply
as to New York. Purchases can be made
on as favorable terms, and freights can be
contracted as cheaply as they can from New
York. Great accessions to their trade will
be made from the West in future years.
We wero in several of the wholesale houses
of the city, one of which, theimporting and
wholesale house of ]. Fisher g. Co., is equal
in capacity to any house in New York
They keep everything in the dry goods and
notions line. One of our former townsmen,
Geo. B. Heller, is engaged in the Dry
Goods department of this house. Should
any of our Sandusky county merchants
visit Baltimore, we advise them to call at
this establishment, and we will warrant
they will be satisfied to purchase of them.
Everything a merchant wants can be pur-
chased of the importing and manufacturing
houses of the Monumental City. While
there, don't fail to put up at the Eutaw
House, kept by Coleman; it is central, and
in fine part of the city, where a man can
enjoy a good room, clean bed, and anything
in the line of eatables he has q mind to
call for.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
supports thc Ticket.

The Buffalo Commercial Auvsrtiser,
which was confidently counted on to sup
port the sold Peoples ticket, promptly
runs up the Republican flag With Lincoln
and Hamlin inscribed thereon, and pledges
the ticket "such honorable and faithful sup
port as may belong to our position and in
huspcs1 The scheme of creating divers
lou Of the conservative element from the
Republican party 10 aid in the triumph Of
the Democracy. viii not win 10 1860 as il
did ia 1855. The Advertiser . but rep.
gessnlaliYe Of The Fillmore men Of 1855
generally,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25

The Louisville Democrat, douglas Dem
ocratic) says in its last number:
"The nomination of Lincoln at Chicago
is the strongest his party could have made.
The Republicans were wiser than We gave
them credit for. Douglas has not met as
nearly bis match 10 debate, whether in ar
gument or tact, as he did when he met
Abraham Lincoln in his own State.
Such is the man nominated at Chicago;
and be has the elements of popularity about
him where votes are wanted. He is self
made. He has battled with the world by
himself, and owes his position TO his own
ability and force Of character.
1t is plain that this ticket is not 10 be
easily beaten, and it is idle TO underyalue
its strength
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-05-25
How IL Takes.

The news which reaches us, through our
exchanges from every direction, is to the ef-
feet that the nomination of Lincoln and
Hamlin, takes like wild-fire among the peo-
pie. There is no break in the uniform
character of the reports, they are alike
Never before was nomination FOR Presi-
dent and Vice President received with such
hearty enthusiasm. The reception Of the
announcement of Lincoln's nomination by
the tens of thousands at Chicago, is but a
specimen of its reception everywhere. The
current sets in strong and steady for tri-
umphant victory in November next Lei
the fire burn.