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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
ITALY.

The PARIS correspondent Of TIE London Times, says
a report was current in Paris that Garibaldi had
Quilted Caprera for what point is not stated, but it
was thought by that Dalmstia wac his destlna-
ton. Garibadi, in a letter 10 a friend in London,
written on the 2lst January, expressed bis anxious
wish 10 make journey TO England 10 thank the En-
gish people for their moral and material aid but be
said he was unable to fix time for his vi-it
The siege Of Gaeta continued suspended ard INSULT
cheney Of means 10 carry il one Of the causes
assigned. The GG.ctte dc GeHoa publishes letter
dated of Gaeta, January ~ stating that French dis
patch boat had brought letter to Gen. Ciadini. con-
tanning from the Emperor Napoleon to Francis H.
counseDg the King TO cease his resistance IN order to
save himself the humiliation Of o captuation. The
letter brought by the flag Of truce which was sent from
Gatta ON the 2sth January, 10 Admiral Persano, was
supposed to have contained reply TO the Emporers
letter.
The fire Of the besieeers "a said to have caused
great devastation in Gatta.
The Italian feet had been increased by another chip
ofwar and frigate.
Reports were current in Rome on the let that the
firing had recommended and was very violent on both
sides
Gen. sonnaz bad attacked the reac,ionary bands
who were inirencbed al Banco, aud Obliged them to
surrender
The complete result Of the election in South Italy is
not known bat out of 80 members returned 200 are
favorable 10 "a rodcrate policy.
signor JAcini, Minister Of Public Work. TURIN,
had resigned
PARIS Feb. 2.--Tbe D6Jats says that the Italian
Parliament will proclaim Victor Emanuel King Of
Italy Immediately after assembling
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
GREAT BRITAIN.

An imnortant conference on The financial and COM
mercisl position of India held at Manchester on tne
3lst Of January at the invitation OF the Manchetter
Chamber of Commerce. Sundry members OF Iarih'-
ment and deputations from the Chief seats OF lhdns
interested in Indian affairs were present. hesoieuohs
were passed deplorng the present financial pos1n 9'
the Indian Empire, aud pointing out some oi .ne fu
ing causes which have led to this state OF thngs rec
ommending reduction in the Indian Army, ana l's
enormous cost, recommending :" the resumption anu 10
completion of reproductive public works by means Oh
loan urging the Government TO afford every ehGour'
agenent to European traders, planters, ana
and deprecang the high customs duties recently LID
posed in India The conference lasted several hours
and there was considerable discussion. -,
Another adjourned general meeting OF the sharenoia'
ers in the Galway line of steamers had heen held In
London, but it was merely pro torH0. IL was an
nounced that important negotiations were IN progress
and il was therefore desirable TO still further ADJOURN
the meeting, which was agreed to.
The London Times states that subscriptions are
afoat for testimonial to Mr. Golden, ostentloiy IN
recognition Of his services in regard TO the rrehch
treaty but in reality because the money is wanted the
previous gifts Of bis admirers having been lost In
American railway securities.
The bark Victor Emanuel had been wrecked on the
Isle of Wight, and fifteen out OF nineteen hands Oh
board perished.
Robert Fraser North, Of the firm Of Nickoll g.
after having obtained by fraudulent means warrants
for the delivery Of tsIlow valued at fl0Oco. Inc
firm was subsequently declared bankrupt, but Mr.
Nickol is in no way implicated in his partners mis-
deeds.
The London Star describes the article in The Times
as TO Mr.. Golden as downright fiction. -,
Queen Victoria would arrive in London on the 4th,
preparatory TO the opening of Parliament on the fol-
lowing day. Her Majesty would deliver her speech In
Dereou,
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Most respectfully. yonr obedient servant
J. THOMAS WHEAT Sec Of
TILE PEACE CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Feb. 1G, 1861
The Peace Conference having adjourned yesterday
for the purpose Of allowing various propositions 10 be
printed and laid before tbem this morning they launch
cd out upon an iDterminable sea Of debate.
Mr.. Baldwin Of Connecticut, moved to substitute bis
proposition for National Convention in lieu Of Mr..
GuIhries proposition reported from the Committee.
which had produced them lie believed that the only
remedy was a National Convention. ANY other pro-
posed remedies would fail TO meet the wishes of the
Two hOuses Of Congress.
Mr.. Guthrie OF Kentucky, opposed the motion in a
speech Of great power and sustained the report of the
COMMITTEE, Of which be Chairman. He urged
upon the Convention speedy action. There was no
time TO be lost If the Convention really intended 10
adopt measNes which would restore peace and good
brotherhood between the States they ought TO do SO at
ouce
Alr Curtis OF Iowa fllowed next, but did not sna-
tam either the cal Of aional Convention or tie re-
RoIt 81 The COnmsiee. II was q dsqui,ion upon TO-
ua&A aiiars generally, and could be interpreted to
mean g everything, or noLing, as the miehi be.
iDe gesoA ueXt acose as 10 what the report Of the
,ynll'ee meant respecting the Territorial question.
A. w'@ S'h'eLGea ~ seyera among whom was Eever-
uy oon yu ,es !. net Only applies 10 our present Ter
~ 70 tutEro acquisitions also and with that
NNW ne Pr 1Ohnsml ghouh move az amendment 20
as 10 eA, nee ieiiitory feIoaiter TO be acquired
, ine ,eDa'e vas hepi up 90 nearly o clock when
they adjourned until Monday al N o'elock
We have reports from YiIgiria 10 the eocc, ,b.t u
State Convention win Instruct tie Virginia C,or1,;
loners 10 the lcae COaigcn,o not TO iDsis mon The
point recognizing slavery the Tcrriiofies n i, I
eoirae any Obstacle s5al Do thrown IN the wav of ad
luituerf. ~ go
Secretary fiol. last nigh Handsomely entertained The
'cmMi-fiolcls OF The Peace Conference.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

about ID n iaid from the highest point often day.,sc.
ton. the extreme decline inclination sell The
weeks business has been only 20 bales including 30 taken
Sn %a fir the S e.cSs o S nc1d
coo to peculstOr and The authorized quOtstiOns
are 8 follows;
Fair Orleans. Middlng Mobile .""7ld
h&dsIS Fsl MSjs SiddPs Tpani a
Stock hand estimated 659t bales of which 4S eO
call the decline and attribute partially to the less sat
ssctoy sdvice em America They report an improved feel
Cotton be at this date 255 900 bales m
TRADE MAscHEsTEEhe tone Of the market was al little
more businers both in CLOTH 'nd YARs. r. ,y.,.s.,a
% Spsnfe Flour S ous. @
quotation, Isusp G% a Mhsai soaRs1n
White Western s as3 southern 9ls cOTnIRiSesIs n .ss
Spesce Co. say slightly deaer, bat difficult 70 h
tier. for Mixed and Yellow from S7iaaasi White 1915
ward PORK dull but unaered Bacon dull at low rates Lard
quie, 81 for good really choice Taow dg sno un
Br9ier CreSI eP9Isp I ss,p. y
inactive RRshe bg.iRes: a. slight in
sad B.mo. SStGo s S OIL qsis and
seed Oil declined to RCrin steady toI cam %
LosDos N M MIeErr:NSess. Barring Bros Co: report Pt..
American aHa au @ @ss Red s. az F1ooa 80 IRCs dull
Bars - 49, Scotch P, ~. mace, sgs cs,ion Sn Cd
II o.aref TEA steady common Congou, T. LIssEsp CAKEs
fs and lower FISH oLs steady American Sperm aisi G
nsnd 4, 2s s.IrPxrER IN densnd md fully dearer TAI
LOW dull 1915. sPrRITs TuAPsSIISK 81 aJ2 and rousn
offered az q 6; arrivals liberal from the United states
HAyRE MAREET-for the week ending JAN 30 inclnsiVeb.
CorroN fat and 2L lover New Orleans tres ordnam1 Us
Bs 9 the week Oo bses sioc, shout 1 so osies
BHRaDsTUyFs quiet Of foreign supplies ASHES sho"
increased COYYEs very active OILS dui ana nom
mai RicE steady and C.rons well supplied price SueAKs
dull aad dropping TALLow and LARD quiet but steady
LATEST MARKETS.
Liyxxpoo1 Feb. 3-The Africa hs, Gl3,oc In specie
LrvIRPooL CoTTos bARKET.-ases Of Cotton yesterday;
bales including 600 speculation, and 10Y export al
qualities slightly higher and James Hewet Co. rePorts
partial advance Of lGdtd. =.
LIVERPOOL BRzaDTurF MARKET-Bread'tur'c closed que'
but steady.
LIyxRPooL Provision MirERT-Proysions dill
Lospoy MosyY MARxkT-LoNDoN, Feb. 2-Consols closed
Al 3i money and account Sales OF Illinois Central shares t0
2s discount Ee share. a3 New York Central shares at
1Ja76,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
THE SIEGE OF GAETA.

The Royal Mail steamship Africa, Capt. Shannon,
from Liverpool at about IL o'clock the morning Of
the Cd inst. and from Queenstown on the evening OF
the Sd inst, arrived here yesterday morning, bringing
So passengers
The Glasgow arrived at Queenstown at . o'clock on
the morning of the lat inst, and Liverpool I'd. The
Nova Scotian reached Liverpool early on the morning
Of the lat.
The ship Mary Carson, from Charleston, for Liver
pool with Cotton was burnt at sea, about 300 miles
east Of the Banks of Newfoundland All hands were
saved by the Henry Brigham, arrived at Liverpool
from Savannah.
The ship Black Monster of and from Baltimore, for
Rio Janero was abandoned at on the let January
crew saved and landed at Queenstown by the s. H.
Pettigrew, from Mobile.
The ship David Brown bound from San Francisco TO
Liverpool sprung leak and foundered on tie oth OF
January, in lat. % NJ lon. 40 ". She left San Fran
cisco on the llh of October and after being "a days at
sea- she sprung leak and began to fill very rapidly
Three pumps were set to work. but they were unable
10 keep the water down. and in three hours she had
twelve feet of water in the hold. Everything was
done 10 tighten her, upward Of three thousand bags OF
grain being thrown overheard, but it of no avail
and at length il being discovered that she was rapidly
sinking, two boats were lowered and the passengers
and crew left the unfortunate vessel. They had not
left the ship many minutes before she sunk For
period Of four days and nights they remained together
suffering the greatest prvators from cold and hunger
having had to throw overheard the few clothes and
provisions they managed to get from the shipl when
the two boats parted company, One boat-containing
the first mate Mr. DAILY, Mr.. Howard Mr.. Musgrsve,
and Mr. Stinson passengers, and sixteen of the crew
was picked up by the bark SEA Wave, from Pernam'
buco, which landed them at Liverpool. The other
boat-conaining the captain Berry Mrs. Foeser and
two children, Mrs. Murray and child, Mrs Knight and
child Mrs. Gouding and two children passengerrl, the
second mate, and the remainder of the crew-is still
missing. Capt. Berry was making for the nearest
West India Isands.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
Riehnr.,,on. Spence & Co... Circular.

Per 1fyicgl LIyREPOOL, Feb. ], 1851
CoTIoy-fhe demand has been very limited and the market
duh ts week although toward the there hss been rather
more iuquy si there las been Quotabs Improvement and
plice ID 3l6i g. ID lower usn on tbs day week Sea
Islands hanged SuTats duh and ia ~ III lower Ia Man
chester be heavy decline submitted 10 has at last brought in
more buy. ard since Tuesday fair amount OF business has
bepn doing The quotations Mdns Orleans I'D, Audluy
Mobile I'D Midlliug Lpiaudst,l y 30.
be tadc opened ts week With considersbe
pressure sell aid low prices accepted On Tuesday
L0Wsycr the preston Of the Proyous day was quie recovered
the reduced attracting buyers Wheat met moderate
umItve sale 1t the prizes Of deJ ast Flour slow
2q 20 for ENta State other kinds nominal Indian Corn
IN better demand gdvanco Of Cd P qaaer. At
day the business done In Wheat not large but
prices steady Flour limited asc ate quota
tons Indian Com again ssly dearor but Ia small request
and diB,uit to sell We quote Nhcdti Red Western, II 5W
ter southern ~ 6al2 p Ext Quality l5 bite Western
- 0l3 ); Southern u 0l5 = 100 1 Flour: Phadephia
Snpenc. ~ GGjD q; E1, sU H5'; ENIa Ohio, % d3l g.;
Extra state, p az % q bOL Inciu Com: Mixed, $3.50
5; o. Yellow 80 0l9 White % aio 4 Gr %. The arrivals
pors Of cali OF beat especially, continue very large
BEN dept and with increasing stock tie
tendency Is still towaId lower rates.
PORK qaiet and uncbaug d IN value
BACON SIN sells slowly a. The reduced rates lately quoted Out
there symptoms o the demand proving ere ior
CuEEsE hal declined 2 ct h1e sda 10 on iAiodi'ns
AID ordinary qualities.
LEDAb6ut CONS have been sold tbs week chiefly Euro.
pesn, o. % t351 & cFt; AID 81 for ne American re- esiJ
choice the quotation h Sill 3 0t0 bit tho sale Is very Sow
TiLOw under auiya has become dat H.d m' ne et tsu
Ga u C~t loWer blt,hg' hsscc4s.-Ou o. e'' % N,"'
York City rendered. 'Gb05, q cvt.
CUEg. BARK slow, a previous pfl,et .- MI, .,
Bo.S doses dull 5ul Common l. offered o. o. e"'i WIZ
out buyers.
SElns-Thele l. l no demand for Clover atd 10 tanac'
tons reported leo Ugs Timothy sda''i F'"" III "a
sstdutlhigs doing
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
iraught force is now at the

The Bib, Vixen, and COrwin are engaged in the
revenue service.
To-day at the Wake Court Martial, Lieut. Burbct
will be tried for shooting man, who gave him some
insolence or attempted an assault, while in the execu
ton of bis duty. The Court viii, it is expected, con-
clude tie bueness this week.
Orders were received at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on
Thursday, from the Navy Department, summoning 70
Washington, as witnesses on the Armstrong Court Of
Inquiry, the petty officers of the store-ship Supply.
They accordingly left the city Friday evening" and
will be examined to-day. There is growing i'm
preston in naval circles that CourtMartial will be
the result of the investigations going in this
case at the National Capitol.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
ANOTHER LETTER FROM MAI. ANDERSON.

FUkI SIAITN, >. Ns' IUV % ILlVI'
j. B. CHAPx Comnseaey Public Schools, P,oriaeTee L.;
clndng the interesting address on Manhood by the
Rev. Dr. Swain. / feel highly compimented by the
fattering allusion he makes to me in IT,. pray that
God, who trust and believe, guided and guarded NE
in the execution Of the act referred to, VIII s cor
tirne his protecting care over me and my little band.
The South Carolnaps appear to me to be determined
70 bring on a collision. / shall continue, by Gods
blessing do al in my power that honor Will permit
TO prevent it. Perhaps wiser counsels may prevail at
Montgomery than have been pursued in this State
Government if so, all may yet end wen. God grant
it. am, Sir respectfully, your obedient servant
ROBERT ANDERSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
FRANCE.

The Emperor was open the session OF the Legisla-
ture Monday, the ith. His speech was awaited with
considerable interest.
The stock Of bullion in the Bank Of France is under
last return.
The Paris Bourse on the lat was rather fiat and q
shade lower. Rentes closed at 67.95.
Admiral de Tinan had arrived in Paris on special
mission and il sad TO have demanded instructions be-
fore resuming the command Of bis feet in the Mediter-
ranean. -
Nothing had been decided on the subject Of syria,
but active pegotatiations were said to be on foot.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

ALMOST Observation-Disclosures EsCAPE.-A
H,lls boy aged only y years OfeE 1hoes Wilson %
r Eleventh Nard rdius ~ Avenue 3, Fourth street,
climbed the souie stairs FiGry afternoon, snd Ieac'd the
top house. The mother missed her child ana while
searching for him heard him w IN the street On going out sha
found the child yiug the dr.ek, where had fallen io
the top of The house The house has our stories Of rather more
than efdnay gh and there tn covering Intervening be-
the the sidewalk. Thorough this awning Nnc
child fell cutting hole no--ly could have beea done oi
cannon shot, fcons The opposite side Of the suee y thps
he zen head foremost When taken FROM the i'ewak ne ~
y nanested degree Of fright erd immediately scsmbea Up
stairs he mother who had been pauyzed With terror Ap
ean Was called aud examining the child unable 70 Wa
even abrasion 81 the sk any ign a Jary whseA -
S,lud,y morras the child Is .teiigy well IS sve'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
AUSTRIA.

According to accounts from Vienna published by the
Psris payers, the Emperor Of Austria Las decided on
giving Yeneta constitution which will preserve TO
that province its entire autonomy. The Government
OF the country will be left TO the Italians, and Venice
to be its seat.
The Prince Prmate Of Hungary had addressed n cir
oular TO all the Comitas of Hungary counseling them
to avoid precipitation. The Primate says that
hasinsss is the foerunner Of anarchy lie urges them
TO have patience fr few months longer aud not 10
ALLEVIATE their sovereign, who is approaching with the
branch Of peace in BE hand animated with the beet
good and puIcs, intentions.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18

often e1asperated the populations under their sway
IL Francis Joseph yields to the advice Of Baron
Vay, Cancellation is not impossible; IL ne pre-,
yaricates and plays fast and loose, bis empire VIII
soon be shaken and OyerthrOwn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
THE ELHIRA WIDE-AwAKEs..-The Wide-Awakes
of Elmra, Cbemung County, on Monday evening last,
adopted the following resolutions:

Reored That the members the Emlrs WideAwske Club
voted for Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hsnlin from
conviction Of tie truth and lsce Of the principle, they
represented 50. ,,
involve surrender Of the principles Of the Republican ay
eIpreF,ed In the Chicago Platform
Re.otta Tha, It l. the duty OF tire Government to pu down
treason hold f4ht 10 the Con1tou a. Is pr2e; the Federal
property hazards sacrifice aud That io
the Union and the enforcement OF the laws ard forever
Resord That approve and applaud the nsucon Of Jonn
A. Dix: IF sny attempt 70 pull down tie American nag
shoot him Oh the Spot"'
AT the town meeting Of Elmira, on Tuesday, the
Republican tcke; war elected under the largest vote
ever polled there. Gabriel Smith elected Super
visor over G.. G. Hathaway, jr., by 66 to G73. The
other officers were elected by nearly tie same vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
THE VIRGINIA PEACE CONFERENCE AND
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Saturday, Feb. l6, IS

DETROIT, Saturday, Feb. 10, 1851.
The JOINT resolutions instructing our Senators and
requesting representatives in Congress TO oppose
any amendments 10 the Constitution recognizing the
right Of property in men, or recognizing the extension
Of Slavery into territory free, Were adopted in
the House of Representatives yesterday, by strict
party subsequently, the resolutions empowering
Senators Chandler and Bingham 10 represent Michigan
in the Peace Convention were lost BY Yeas 40, Nays
n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS.
NINTH DAY.


MONTGOMERY, Ala, Tuesday, Feb. Il, 1861.
The Congress met at - m, and was opened with
prayer by Tie Rev. Mr.. Mitchell.
The President announced the following Commit
Conmee on the Organisation the Executive Department Of
s Stephens ef Georgia Conrad OF La
IN ForSgS AgSirs-Messr Rsett Of s. c. Nesbe.t Of Ga
Perkins Of Ia, Walker Of Ala and Nett, Of G.
uer 70 Of La. Barry Of Miss, and McIlss ofAla
ford Sr Of Ss Morton cH1ry G
On he Jsdicdyy Messrs clayton Of Miss: ~mhen Of s. C.,
On Naval AfiirsMessrs COnrsd Of Ia Chesuut Of C..
Sh % dy 81 AS SaMcs TTia. 81" Bsoa % Of Ga Mile, of s. c.
Sparrow Of La, Keuan O. Ga, and Anderson Of tia o.
PSi AfgNssSs s cIG3 asS Curry Sl 1a s e Of Ca
On PGtenS-MeSrs Brooke Of Mrs, Wilson Of Miss Lew
Of Ae A S eSs:s q s Campbell of Miss
ns..hs Gi r. S,bs, Of Ca SGs ss'I N qf Ala Harris Of
FesTn Of Ala, anderson Of Fls and Wright Of O. -.
f "a FS;G Fei Of { G .dd assn spso@ S1 d III L. Hale Of A
On Printa0Messrs T. R Cobb OfGa Harrison Of Miss
On Aecor9n-MelTs Ovens Of Pa. Crawford Of Ga
csHPh Of Miss. ss o. As ss,s s.d % eiSae As Waa q M Of m
Kensn OF Ca, MeIise Of Ala, and Barlow Of Ga
The Secretary then read the following; 80,
TON. Hon. HOsea Cobb P,s'dsne Of ls Montgomery Corea
directed to sSugssss Inn gss q 70 ySg ss S. SaRs ao .
oftheHon Jefferson Davis President and Hon Alexander
the sedtSeTn Republic Nj Pr den MOnon innesiaey
pended the regular Of the Convention then under
alteration announced tho agreeable intelligence 70 the Con
venon the following resolutions offered end
unanimously adopted:
Resoss5 rns. the Convention receive, with the most cordial
approval the IN diligence this day received BY telegraph Of the
election Of fhe Hon Jefferson Davis Of Mspp Pretdent
the Hon Alexander H. Stephens Of Geogia Vice Pres
del TIE ODs GoveTna ent Of the Southern Republic
Resored That hs Secretary Of this Convention b. instructed
The foregoing resolution to the President Of the
Convention at Montgomery.
Most respectfully obedient serysnt,
j. THOMAS WHEAT, Sec. Of Coz.
Mr. Harris offered the following resolution:
Resolrsd III at until otherwise provided The several officers
connected with the collection Of imports and duties In
the States Of the C0nederecy be- ard the
tnued in Office for the Confederate States Of America.
Mr.. Nesb!tt offered the following:
Resotd That the Committee Foreign AGas be requested
70 inquire into the popey and necessity the Pe
dent nsugurated Of commission to the Government Of the
United States OF America
The following passed in secret session TO day,
and the injunction Of secresy removed before Congress
adjourned:
Resoired That i government takes under charge ques-
tios and difficulties existing between the
Of this Conedercy and the Government Of the United saes
relating to the occupation Of forts arssns Davyya
public Establishments and that the President this Congress
be directed 70 communicate this resolution the Governor
The Stsies.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
DENM ARK.

4 telegram from Hamburg Gays: According TO ad
yices received here from reliable quarters at Copen
hagen, the great European Powers have urgently
requested Denmark TO grant concessions 10 Schleswg
iolsten and have hinted that they would by means
recognize any block of the German coasts which
tral execution being dispatched to Ilolstein."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
MUsKETs FOR FORTRESS MONROE.

NORFOLK, Friday FEB. 10, 1901.
One Of the bay steamers brought TO Fortress Monroe
to-day five large of muskets manufactured at the
Harper Ferry Arsenal.
Tie surveying schooner Crawford il preparing for
sea al the Gosport Navy-Yard.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoyDOS MONEY MAKRET.-lbe tugiish funds had
advanced and eo.od tue h with upward tendency Con
sols quoted 92dg2 for both money and account
In the Share there strong upward movement m
which AmocAn shares participated Tho closing price oIli
n0s Central shares on the lst WIS 26i d2jl dis
In the Discount rket thrC alienation Best bills u
al cont Good Cmonihs paper taken n g. There was an
active demand money tie h 10 provide for maturing bills
The weekly returns OF the Bank Of England show al Increase
Bafng Bros Co quote Blr Silver at ll Dolsrs OF Es
giles - nominsl
AMERICAN SEcURIrIFs.--Mo.srs -. Bel, Son n 20.
state that the buslets in American sgehs dung the past
week has been very much GOl % the Federal Five per cert
Bonds and In these there have been ansactoEa "
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-18
SPAIN.

The Madrid Espcr0n=d says the Infant Don Juan
has decided on relinquirbing his preeBsion 20 royal
rights reser,1ng only the eyentuality OF his being
elected by universal suffrage.