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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
II eecb finds nothing whatever that Is roassurins.
90 he arApch

nf a tba.r nd
no account of the foreign relations Of the country aud n
suIspce of her coed understandable with any other egany
we eek In win for the slightest hint Of the policy whco
Is about pursue Such speech cannot ought NOT 70
INV one ibs presence of Freoch squsdron Gaeta
Tow ishy the y, Icy of uony terveniion can BE- %
al the bidding of sympatlos AID antpata,e. Prs
rds the future who by being toi tna ma
win sct en- the principles of right and Justice savoy Snu
Nice had been iiihy aud justl, annexed any n
ever W, ut procaming TINT drew the sword In 0e'
wrong and II Justice" r.,- .,.
The care of Jerome BOnaparte-Patterson versus
Prince Napoleon came up further argument IN Paris
on the let inst and pubic curiosity was even greater
an on the iirt day. NJ. Berryer replied at leng,n 10
ile address Of NJ Allou counsel for Prince Napoleon
md n. Allou responded. The Court then adjourned
Ill Friday the 9Th, to hear the Imperial advocate.
Il is sid the Powers are agreed the principle OF
Conference at Paris for the settlement of the Syrian
question. .,,
There was great movement of troops throughout
France, in consequence Of the formation OF depos Tor
The army Of reserve. ReGnforcements had sailed for
Rome.
II is said that the Prussian General who went to
Paiis TO announce the death Of the King Of Prussia,
was 60 offended by remarks of the Emperors that
hs declined to 10 10 the Court ball
The Paris Bourse on the fth was heavy and shade
lower Rentes closed at Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IoNDos MoNEY MARKET.-The English Funds on
a. nh show ed temporary Improvement, but NOT min
m % aud soils clc,ed Saturday pnces On thc 5h ho
dfy the Juo saie Conso opened lower t" Emperor Ma
~ noon On the h gi dgi for money aud9 FOR account
1htdeu aud f money IN the Discount mardct and at the
Puk OF Eugnd wssheAyy unchanged rates In tho stock
Ftciaugs loans freely offered at y cont
The monthly payments the an were not without apparent
difficulty. - -
scsc,s adloua failure. had occurIed auiong the Greek
home. Ina London Tho suspensions in.uder Bells Brothers
~ad Nits SeLl1yi aud Nuros aud j. Pascal Tho assets
in al csscs said 10 be favorable.
CorroS.-Messrs. Hewitt report the market yester.
Ssy iouday and Gctivo aud prices Of better qualities
were led "a Fddey's quotations. To-day however
the terapEc sdyic.s per America the Demand quV
H. tied ard tho shove advance 10 scarcely supported. Tue
l. coses lot secs Monday 20oDj0 speculation and
T eSps tod business only JCoO-l 900 on speculation and
oItIrorI
BRr ,psrrrFs.-M -MesFrs Richardfon Spence & Co.
Nakcded Nash Co report generally improved tone In the
market day Wheat good q fully previous prices
snd IN some Genital dcsrcr Flour quiet and generally
unsLaI gcd (Wakeheld Na,h Co. say a. delIer Corn In
uicue.bte request. I'D 1900. deGfer.
PEoyIsIQss-B aud Pork continue dull az preyi
on. pces Bco.. quiet Lsrd C1iet 81 refa'el Tor good
American refining. Fellow fat
pRODUcF-Ashes quiet at ~ Dij Tor Pots, and
% GGaO for Pearls sugars gria but steady Coheo unchnBd
X auiet CaUling Al auction rCa "d 2. R1 steady
Common / .ai 6. Ppnts of Iu poutino 30. 6.
IoSDoE MAEKFrs.-NnEAr hrm for good qunliiiea,
aud oI,n pm TALLY dsagc s. steady et fol pdeB. Gov
Quest Int full asked TAiLow hrm AZ 50 lor \. g. LIN
'zKD OiL2 2BI. SPHIri TCRfEErES u ar.
AMYRIC ~ SECT RIfIRs-Ihe sales OH the 4,n wcre
Fra thArcr 81 J wIoTk Central &c. 90; Illinois Cengl
s8rct 2ji a2. discount. On tho 9TH, a. nJ0 A5i CcAal
were quoted at ~ d,.count
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

Tuesday Feb. 10, lsGI.
AsHrsThe inquiry is fair for Pots at s. 06l. Pearls
are steady at s %.
Flour AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western and
State Flour is very general and with light arrivals and
favorable news from Europe prices frm and but
for scarcity of unnago in port large business would
have been done for export tie better grades are more
active
The sales are II $40 bbls at - % s. % for sups
fine State and Western; s. % s. 10 for extra Sate,
s. 10 s. 30 for choice do s. 10 s. 20 for the low
grades Of Western extra; s. 5jdS5 g. for shipping
brands of round hoop extra Ohio, and $j 75as7 ~
for trade brands DO.
Canadian Flour is quiet; tie arrivals are fair of the
medium grades the sales 10 bbs at = 81 s. %
fer extras.
Southern Flour is frmer; the demand is fair for the
trade and for export 70 the West Indies; sales of 200
bbls at 50 Is IS So for mixed to good superne Bai-
more &C., and - 9OG 81 % for the better grades.
Rye Flour is quiet at 50 3Odsi 10.
Corn Meal is very dull and heavy; sales of Jersey
Of $3 and BIandywine at $3 30 % 10.
Buckwheat Flour is in fair request at IL 62!a$2P
100 H..
WHsKY-The inquiry is more active, but at lower
rates; sales of 1000 bbls. at H.c., and small lo,s
at IL ic.
GRux-There is more inquiry for Wheat ard tae
market is rather better the demand Is chiefly for
port and but for further advance freighs muca'
larger business would have been done. The sales
9s COO bushsa a lj6sl Il for No. Chicago Spring,
in store ard delivered 81 20a$l 2l for No. DO; :,
Al 2iaSl 26 for milwaukee, Cub-tle latter being for
Amber delivered; 81 u for good Canada Club; 81 22'
for Northwestern Club 81 81 fox Red State 81 Iofo
Red Long Island.
=. i I.-.,. II. anf1
bush State OF ltc.
Barley Malt is quiet e-ics OF Ooe bush. AZ SSe,
| time
Oats are hardly so firm, the supply is finn a $40
3,lc for Western nd Canadian, and 80 for sta'e.
| RE Is not plenty; small sales al 6joG9c. !
Com il better, and is more active the demand 20
mainly for export sales OF 5000 BUSH al %
r,, Western Mixed at the Railroad doiot, and deiY-
cred at s. rec. for new Southern Ieiio"-ae i@'2f
r yer, div. Cole for inferior old Nel;e.n In stores
e-,',,sc. foroM Western mixed in stores 6S! t6se
or do. dcIyered and - RiSc for ne" "ii'e s'uah'
ern. II -,
G-ef 8 i in limited demand for the trade, and S sira;
.ss of iCO bbls q. IS 50 - iof rcpaeaed Aiessi
lg 1oaSlO 75 for extr. Prime Mess is da1I az fs"s
~; Ieef upus are steady at $lls$i5 5oi sales 9tv'
bbs at slj 80.
Bacon is steady an in fair rcQuca at s. @lole.F y
Lard is in fair request and sseadyi salsa Of 3e pos
q, 81 9i0;. "
blessed Hogs are in limited demand CN = n
Cut Meats are steady at &c. fOf Shoulders tOa SsN
| &c. for Hams.
Butter and Cheese are unchanged,
'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

The English Parliament was opened according to
programme the 9TH inst, the Queen delivering her
spec N in person She alludes pointedly TO the po-
cal troubles in the United States, expressing her fer
vent wishes that there may be amicable adjustment
of oil difioulli,s between the different sections
On the evening of the 18th inst grand banquets were
given in London by Lords PalnuIson, Granville and
Derby and by Mr. Disraei, respectively, to their Prin
cpsl supporters in both Houses Of Parliament
Ii ia stated that Maor-ieneral Sir Richard Aifey
will probably be appointed Commander OF the forces Ia
Canada.
TIE Underwriters Of London and Liverpool bad
rised the rate Of Insurance per cent cargocs from
the Southern States Of America, on account Of the
res on cotton ships ana TO cover war usks
The mem orial to Lord Palmerston relative TO re-
trenchment in the public in the public expenditure
bearing the signatures of sixty Liberal Members Of
Parliament, aud the reply OF 6s Lordship, pub
lfhed. PalmeTston says thnt he concurs with the me-
mornligs in their economical views and that in fam
ipq the estimates Government will endeavor 10 obtain
the approval and support Of Parliament and the
Mrs Gore, the wellkrown novel-writer, is dead-
IL obituary notices also include the OF Brkc
Foster and Mr. Burlord, both popular artists.
Tie recent extraordinary case Of horsewhpping by a
clergyman Mfr. Brockhursti NJ Cambridge University
hsd resulted in bs beig censurcd and suspended from
all biz degrees for "A period OF four years.
At the GALWAY Sections Il resolution had been car
ried gua anteebg rate Of one penny IN the pound for
the erection Of pierbead and broakwacr in Galway
HaiboI.
general Court of Directors of the Bank Of En-
Gland was summoned for the 9TH inst. IL conrc-
tured that the Government mediiacd some oneroa 81
mcnt upon the privileges Of the Bank. The london
IfMss however, says:
Absu two monh, back rlmor thsi Mr. Glad
stone bd posed reduce by oOO the comun pd 10
tt Bank r conducting Government, business and hsi the
r,to declined 10 srcede 10 H. The Inference that the
pau he been sub,s 20 modhciion' hch have In
duced the Dcor OOnsen, to recommend the speei nso.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

triet Of Albany County, was am Il today and held
for bill to ncrease the salary Of the Assis.t Ds'
tIid-AuorDey of Albany County. 1t il stated .o IN,
Mr. Gibbons went iuto the District Attorney Office
ard made this demand before the Attorney and his
Assistant, and one or two other parties. Mr. G.. is re-
$780, and he thought it no more than fair that be should
have $50. He is also understood to have made sini-
lar demand in behalf Of colleague. The verdancy of
this country member is the talk of the town. OF course
we must have investigation, and Mr.. Gibbons must
be expelled if the evidence against him is such
rent rumOr AYERS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
THE RECEPTION TO-DAY.

The stars end stripes constitute the main decorations
along the line Of march of the Presidential party In TINS
ityaDd the waving of the American flag every where,
erbaps stronger than anything ese could, Procisims
he Union-loviug sentiment of the people.
The cars will come in at the depot between covered
latforms 500 feet in length. From the depot wave
three glorious flags and in the vicinity are several 9TH
er The police force already stationed there consists Of
portion of the railroad squad under Roundsman Gil
mer, and IS men under Capt. Walng Of the Twentieth
Ward and Sergeants Adds and Van Hagan.
A little way up Thireth street, from Prof. Bdde's,
wave several small flags, and, surrounded by ever
green's the motto:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
ASSEMBLY. ..ALBAsr, Feb. 10, 1861.

ASSEMBLY,. ALBANY, Feb. IL, 1861.
In the Assembly, Mr. GIBBONS, on question Of
privilege stated that be bad been accused aud arrested
on charge of corruption in hi, official capacity. lie
offered q resolution that Committee of Five be ap-
pointed TO investigate the charge. Adopted
Mr.. WEBSTER introduced resolution, calling on
the New.York Mutual Loan Association and other
similar associations to report within fourteen days the
aggregate Of money received by them, from whom;
the aggregate amount loaned to whom the aggregate
amount expended &c. Ordered to the third reading.
The bill making an appropriation for the payment of
the services and expenses of the Commissioners and
clerks relating to the damages at Quarantine, was
amended 80 that the appropriation shall be made when
the County of Richmond pays the money into the
treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
CITY NEWS OF TO-DAY.

NIBLO's GARDTS.-Ths house was filled last night,
and Mr.. Forrest PREF ented hs idea Of " Jack Cade
in Judge Conrads drama of that name. His perform
seems to have lost Of the vgor that formerly
erdcared il specially TO Mr. Forrests admirers, and
the celebrated curse was given with all the terrible
fury that makes it remembered as an unapproachable
model of vndictve st8gc malcdction. In all the other
scenes Mr.. Forrest is as effective as of DID, and fairly
won the liberalappause he frequently received.
Tonight the English Opera Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
DENMARK.

The Dapi.h Diet Lad been closed. The King in his
Ieul, 10 TIE Presidents speech said:
''Should they come near us my people VIII ue'ehd
thernfely,s If / call upon them TO do go" ,.
The sem-ofileial BJi,Hgsk TtdeHde, in publ ihing
srIeecb makes the following remarks:
% 40 40 40 by onT Sovereign nnd contrary to his wh yio
on ttoy would then take place and the FederS Diet
ould ia fact dcl8rc sglst DeumaTt war al
m me- i-t would be inconyenient for Germany aud
convenient Tor DeumAk state Of armed peace
.Lus tho strength Of the country and weAkcnt popular en-
thu,iusm without hitch small people o,nnot make war hy
hIsde We cen nov damage the commerce OF uemauy and
ruin The Prun porte for long period ia, c?nn;t n4es
threfoe now terminate either 10y OF By negotiation"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
HAIL TO THE CHIEF.

HAIL to the Chieftan who led us in battle,
Bravely who led us to victory on
Not whore the death-dealing thunderbols rattle,
But in a contest more gloriously won.
Truth was our weapon and Freedom our slogan
Wrong and Oppression the foemou we met
Fiercely they fought but their columns broken
God helped the right, aud lie smiles on us yet
Hail to the chieftain, then!
Echo the shout agan!
Lincoln and Liberty! Would We forget?
Chieilain, we honor thee, not with the glory
Due but to him whom our country reveresi
Not as some hero Of song or of story
Seen through the shadowy distance of years;
But as an honest man, noblest creation
OF the All.Powerful; hence we confde;
Hence thou art called by the voice of the nation
Over its destinies soon to preside.
Hail to the chieftain, then!
Echo the shout again!
Lincoln and Liberty, whate er betide
Cbiefta;n, one question was settled forever,
When in the conflict our standard you bore;
Though the heavens fall we will yield this point never
Slavery shall rule in our counsels no more.
Madmen may rage, but the people have spoken
Traitors may plot but their verdict is sealed
Onward then, lead US, our ranks are unbrokeni
Let thoee whe falter retire from the field.
Fling, then, our banners cut!
Raise now another shout
Tn Union forever! the vanqulhed must yield!
Chiefisn, ts yours to decide if for ages
Yet in the future our freedom shall last,
Else shall our record on His.ory's pages
Soon be inscribed as a tale of the past.
Stand by our country flag firm as Gibraltar
Stand on the platform the fathers laid down;
Traitors may rave and the timid may fslter;
Freemen fear naught but the Holy Ones irown.
Fling, then, our banners out!
Raise yet another shout!
Treason no quarter and Slavery no crown
CHAS. W. SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
FEAR NOT. ABRAHAM,
AM THr sHIELD,
AND THY EXCEEDING GREAT REWARD.

From the ST. Germain Hotel, corner of Twenty
second street and Fifth avenue, two flags flying
under very fierce specimens Of the eagle that surmoun
the flagstaff. The Fifh-Avenue Hotel, the Everett
House. and the various other hotels present the
appearance Mr.. Gibbonss quaint building az the cor.
ner of Thirteenth street and Broadway floats flag
with immensely long streamer The ST. Denis
Hotel has bright banner with sreamer stretching
across the street. At No. 6l8 Broadway, canoped by
two flags and surrounded by border of stars, is the
motto:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

The Order of United Americans in this State intend
TO celebrate in accordance with their established GUS
tom, the coming anniversary of the birthday of Wash
ugton at Nblos Garden in this city, on the 22d day
of February next, when oration will be delivered
by the Hon. Horace Maynard, M c. from Tennessee
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
XXXNITU CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. .WAsplYdroy, Fe5. Il, lS5I.

SENATE. .WAsBINGroN, FEB. IL, iooi'
The Senate net al u o'clock. . ,,..,,,,
Mr. RICE Dem, MIMI said he believed me peglss' as
of his State were in favor Of settlement OF the u
cues and il separation must come, psaeeii i1
tion. lie presented petition slsho1 py i'>'V ''''S
OF s.. Paul, asking for settlement 4, o,;,,t :,
Mr. JOHNSON Dem, Ark. wished 70 ooleIs s,.S, 70
explaining petitions at length. We might as Wen sung
pstlme 10 dead horse as thus take Up ali te hne oi
Mr.. TEN EYCK Gep, N. J.) presented pstltloin
Of tho citizens of New1esey ia favor Of the Vons'i-
tuition and laws ,,.,,,
MIR. SEWARD Rep., N. " presented a large nun
her If petitions in favor of the Constitution ana laws
Mr.. SEWARD iRep., N. ~ also presented petit
lion, signed By large number Of citizens OF New-iorS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

stating that in their opinion the petitions sent to Goa.
Rress full of complaints Of the state Of the
Try, which only serve to make matters worse and do
not represent the true state of the country Therefore
they ask Congress to enact law for the suppression
O, unnitigated scribbling.
A rssoution for the relief OF John Randolph Clay
former 8liciser to Peru, was passed.
Tie consideration of tho Presidents Message was
postponed until Th[rsday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

The Cunard screw steamship Jura, Capt. Little,
which sailed from Livetpool at about o'clock on the
afternoon Of the 5th inst arrived hero at o'clock this
morning.
The Saxoua was detained at Southampton until the
5th, on which day she was expected 10 sail for New
York.
The America arrived at Queenstown at $3.50 on the
afternoon of tie eth inst and Liverpool shortly after
noon on the 9TH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
AUSTRIA.

The law regulating the religions afars ef the Prot,
estants in the German and Slayo ian Provinces hid
h. en ado,.d by the Council of Minister'S and will be
puLlirled shortly after it has received the Imperial
sanetion 1t grants complete autonomy to the Protest
amt Church As regards marriages between Catholics
and Proestants the existing regulations, for the pres
.ut are To TeInnin in force.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
Arrived.

E.rsmrlp Jurs CIs) Little, Liverpool r,h G. mdr to T.
CuDud Rob - Ut. 1921, lon D. 80 legl 81. bns H.a4
e.: h1rrl bound =.
k Beess Lohro9 Carthsecna ID days, tobacco aul hides
t. Iipudy Eyctgu
big ClSen Estisr Or Of Parlbcyo a. 81 Card Port au
Prince Jan. u, logwoct 10 b x. DowoM
Big OW,y fp q John, u C0', NglllB Feb. a cotton
sud old iuuk 20 4. !. Neyiuf Son.
Els O. Bobtips (oi Yarmouth y. 81 Coming Gona,c 20
&. - ,alt o. 7. james.
BELOW Bd- Anna Lima, Poaaold f,oia Rio Cn4l,.
la. be-. Old, rom Palermo
Aiso ill, IeHly C-lk, Biowu fou Mars1l.e5 Aoy. IL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE Arp,,y FeL 70 !

SENATE. .ALBAsY, Feb. 10 1861.
Mr. MANIERRE reported bill to rcpeaI the act
passed sst Winter, taking from the Common Council
of NewYork the right to grant charters to city ral.
reads.
Mr.. MANIERRE introduced a bin repealiag the
act authorizing the construction of railroad Seventh
avenue and ether streets in HewYork City.
Mr. CONNOLLY introduced a bill altering the Con-
mttioreJs map of Brooklyn by creating park in the
Twelfth Ward.
The bill fixing the salary Of the City Judge of Brook
lyn was passed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
WELCOME TO THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
PROSPERITY uL ADMINISTRATION AND OUR rSIoS.

From Tiffany s. Co.'s great jewelry establishment,
from Ball & Blacks firm, the st. Nicholas, the Metro
politan Holiness Gallery, the Apollo Rooms, all along
Broadway wave the stars and stripes. In the vicinity
Of the Park the colors st profuse; the City
Hall has up its three large flags the Asor House. the
Museum, Lovejoy's, Frenchs, and other hotels, the
newspaper Offices, TRIBUNE, Tines, World, Stats
Zsitung, and others.
The day vary propitious and everything bids fair
10 90 of to the satisfaction of all.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
HrooELYy CoMN0y COCNCU.--The Board held a
ast eyenin0 The President in the clair

BpooEIYy CoMA0y COCNCGL.--Jle Board held
regular neepo last evening" the President in the chair
1ho Committee School are. &C., 70 wom va. re.rfgd &
hy cfout or II the 81 % tic natter u nominating suitable
to I'll vacancies in he Board q Edacsi'a reported
In yr o r i3inrg Nc Peer q. Bergen H. H. fraon
Ans T. ustGsd H. s. Buulr.D, Daniel McCebe James
Ii0yd Illua. CAROL Samuel Gfh'U, M'Etstt Mckinney
Joil p Jofglnz Jane Mu~lhf Patrick alcehsn, D. d. Win
rrt Coqsis Doycr. ard T.. q Wl'tlocsl h place Of Mesr,
P!er o. Bsr,cn Samuel Booth Isaac lkCruo5 H. y Bum
ham Dania McCabe, john D. Cog, " w. CIinn Stephen
Cr..rc NIn A Egis. James lils0n Jamea Murphy John
Pa.ldius jared Spark 1homes sulyar and ~ q. Wm,ocs
os tom OF Office sxrCi An aui mated di- Ion ensu T.
nd ycrty The renort Of the Committee was al9piedid
Dayton, Perry, md strong voting iu TIE negative
AID. Kalbhcisch offered TIC following:
Uhveas II g. cape ally oYrl'r IN times Of pbic iseord
thst tho people fhond national 01y dccllc ,f Eo'n
g. tie country AID So ibotis Jeluerhcd % then by ne
Lies ind fortunes a. their fhhoj and h eis fhfy het i
deemed 20 be ty ell patriots national day ly Deng tlt ue
saly o ihe LgLday Of the iDmofit NFe,Inson eo4ore
IcsCtCe Iil Friday tie I'd O! February L'E hr nht'
be l0lslcd the Cy Hell h0 olico br c9ej thl aI C'
GaltIn Of the g Regnvn - esJ 70 are sau.s Of loj
gems non FoI GrcGe.
ADOPTED, and 500 appropriated 10 nay expenaep.
I'D FmCy offered q Ilgol4ii2A 10 the effect that
llby COmnittte Of five b. appointed 10 proceed 10
Alb6nv 10 attend 70 Brooklyn interests. After rome
oi,euliion tie resolution was cat b. lcgtol lG Nays.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
INDIA AND JAPAN.

The Bombay mail Of Jan II had reached England.
A Calcutta t,legram of the llth January says news
had leen rec we'd there that the landing Of the Amer
ican EmbassAdor bad been repulsed at Japan.
The news from India is unimportant. a famine
prcyniled in the northwest provinces.
At Bombay bur both in imports and exports was
active. Cotton was advancing. Fregnts had slightly
irrroy,d. Exchange p i ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
NAY GOD PREsgRyB THE UNION, AND GIVE
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
NIsnnM AND srRENGTH 10 hrIH OXER LIZ.

Several flags to be seen in Ninth avenue-one
from K. w. Benneys bookstore, another from J. Tur
ners. The Sixteenth Ward Republicans have up
large flag at the corner of Eighth avenue aud Twenth
third street, at the bottom Of which are the words
Welcome Lincoln" Near by is the motto stretched
across the street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
Arkansas Election.

FAYETTEVILLE, Monday, Feb. IS, 1861.
At the election to-day large number of votes were
cast against holding Convention Upon raising a
large Union flag, the stars and stripes over the Court
House, the enthusiasm of the crowd was unbounded,
and cheer after cheer was sent up from more voices
than ever greeted it in Washington County before
Parties are now rarading tho streets with Union
flags,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
SPAIN.

A Madrid journal exprersts the opinion that II the
eparaGn Of the Southern States OF America from the
Northern sha be definitely accomplished the Island oil
Cuba will bo mehaced than II has hitherto oeen,
A popular distu bapce had taken place at Madrid.
The printing presses Of two Royalist journals were
broken
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

Fmrs.-At l2I O'Clock this morning fire occurred
in Seanans carIicge mandatory, No. 2Sll Mercer
freet, in conrequence of the explosion of camphene
lamp. few pals Of water Sutiiccd to eXtinguish the
flames. 49,
Last evening fire broke out in the dwelling houfe
No 81 Third avenue, and gave rise to Gn alarm.
bed was burned and some furniture DANA ed befocthe
flames could be extiBgushed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
BRAZIL.

The mails from the Brazils reached Lisbon on the
IL Rio dates are 10 Jan. 10. Coffee was quoted at
sni 200 Baps. Stock 10000 bags. Sterling Exchange
.cf. Politics unimportant.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
Sailing OF the Canada.

Bosroy, Tuesday, FEB. ls, 1861.
Tie mails of the Canada close at C:3l tomorrow.
She will rail at9.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

INFAsrIcDE.--Ap inquest was held yesterday by
Corcrer Sh At No. 10 Leonard upon the body Of
an infant cl1 the daughter Wlhrlmiu9 Erust, German
rysut girl yeas Of The mother stated that the child
ts sborn but nOTtc examination showed that such
tho case and cbd had died Of a1focson. The
G. per Jrry rendered ycrdic, 10 the effect bst death
~ result caecssDcss the part Of the m0hC aud she M
be- .eouiitd II ~ the charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
Disasters, &c.

Tug Bs. YussgL ciHcr returning lua.y spoken yeacr
1,y evening tt 9j miles T. 9. H. from III ,hlda by steam
IE NtIkto Cppt tmHAce, but refused GssIAco, So. had
head wind AID lgeI NfCG !n Ltr AoId