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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
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LosDoS, Feb 22.-Ihe violent gale which swept
over the country on Wednesday continued ill Thurs-
day. The Crystal Palace Was serionsly damaged
Part Of the north wirgis In ruins. Seyersl yersels
went ashore, including tn American bark Hihwaths
Tho Times (Ciiy ARTICLE Of Thursday evoning Gays
there has been general heayiness III tie stock
market than for some ii ne past.
Uis reported thGt the Bank OF England cc,tetopl,,es
rise 10 or 10 per cent in h, ~. 2; discount In
,rs m.Dopp, rr.rhsl he demand was moderate. Sew
eral capitplsts are lei ding money for iouF or TX
months IT com aratiyely low terms.
Pans Thursday cyeuug.-A telegram from vienna
announces that the rtae Of aaira III Hungary is oeeo
ing yety serious Several di,tTica, amor tbem Eaao
Sdmogny, Pet rwarden, and Warden, VIII he declared
in u state Of siege -
The French occupation Of Syria IL TO be prv-,a,ngeu
two or three months hey ond the time originally bAta
The report of the Committee Of Investigation Of the
Great Western Railway of Cansds is ready for issue
II il striking document, and from the nature OF It's
accrsious is likely 20 excite much public discussion
The ship King Phillip from London for Calcutta has
been out lG5 days and not been beard Of
Turin Feb 22.--The Inauguration Of the ltallan
Parliament was celebrated in several towns IN
Nenetia.
Pts1H, Feb. 22.--Thc Royal Rescrpt convokes the
diet nj Bnda for the ID ~ April TO make arangcn ents
for the coronation Of the Emperor a. King OF Hungary
and naugurlte q diploma aud to elect PalAtine OIL
Hungary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS,

FIREs-A SAD BURsISG FLUID CAsUALrY-FIosr
Asoss rnE FIEssas-Bs.sesp and ocscL on Thursday
aP.etig Of. agid lamp 10 tbs basement Of the whioge
Msncu Lamp and pS e. .. sss
her clothing. which took ire in her % eInsuh IL
Tia. ies ten minute. have elapsed ss the aesdsnt b.
fore she wa, discovered The whole vas then found
on IRE ana tie Young Woman 81 DER clothes burned Of She
throughout the ghl and yesterday IN great syOny and
was relieved Of Der seriDgs s night by death The Hotel
kept by Nj Karsck who sustained loss oy the he OF $751;
which Is insured ,
Soon after o'clock Tuesday FIRE discOysred In
stable belonging TO MI Myers In Amslie street " Tue
building Destroyed aud valuable horses belonging 70 Nv
Myers burned to death bugs, wagon sud several ss
about 500 which there An seoinins
stable belonging TO Nh Puidy was :ishsy daasea y nre
.nbl Ss Of sSss os. Gsmpsniss No. an. No. yOoT
o e. f .. ID VIII III and aa%ssr
silcs less seriously inured but no n'es "e'o
made . c.o,a- Has,
ton an inquest yesterday upon the body o. boy
named Frederick Puff who Died In conscqosuc. q
he Lons Island Railroad IN Atlantic Grasd avenue
From testimony taken that the cars xsis
in front the train In reversed pC,o,
sschsd to Of the locomotive Tho bell
cond walk Tie deceased with other boys was play 1n @
track running back and forth and amusing 10
pR stones The boy not by the engineer
had been caught the wheel and before the ~
be reversed the whole atn had pasted gfs , sassTei -
s parents; residence where he dlsd p
the Toured limos hsd amputatfo.
the material witness the case was aejsurn'a ~
Tuesday. <n.y.-
indicted assault with intent TO commit rspe ae
German woman PANIED Barbara Negro was allowed peso
guilty 20 simple assault The parties occupy spsrtnenn
house In HewYork and alleged defendant eoe toc
during the sbsence Of M Nege husband seneenoe
deferred on account Of the illness OF defendanss VIE
Owen ehan indicted for assault With intent to NIL piescsd
,, 20 ssanH and battery Defendant alleged 6ed pts-
I'll Al Mr. James Toland dvios through Lorrtmsrst
on the s.t of August but appeared that Toand sa,ene
Injury. Mehan was tined 80 OF IN de'aua 70 Dc
SO days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Parliament proceedings unimportant.
The army estimates isaned shew q net decrease Of
flS500O not outstanding the number of land forces,
10000, is slightly in Of last yean The total
sum required fl4,G06,0O0.
The Committee of Investigation Of the Great West
ern Railway of Canada had issued q severe report.
LONDON MoSEY MARKET.-The funds continued to
droop mainly on account Of the high price of money
and unfsvorble American advices. Consols have de-
clned on the 2Oth and opened the Dist at further
reduction The discount market was rather quiet al
~ rs for the best bills The demand at the Bank
the 10Th was very slight. Some gold taken 10 the
Bank. The gold arrivals from Australia, fll2,5OO,
were reported. The French exchanges were very
firm, and the slightest further movement would cause
gold TO be sent from Paris TO London.
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bill was made special order for Monday eyecia9
next at u O'Clock.

oil was made 2 special order for Monday evening
On tho motion II Mr. Bart ths bil vtaaA - pass1
the Senate for the relief Of the Nsw-Ycsk Inebusts
Asylum was recommtted TO the COMMITTEES Gu keli&i.
ous and Charitable Societies, with power 70 repcA
complete. This bill gives the corporation power g
issue $50 900 for tho purpose Of raiing fuss 70 6nh
Mr. Comstock succeeded this morning, By dins Of
perseverance In obtaining the passage OF The 6 70 in~
corporate the NewYork Eclectic Associattou, club
incorporated Last Winter. II was read third tins
ana passed and sent to the Senate for concurrence
Inc assoc1ation are much indebted to Mr. Coustocte
vigilance pushing this bill forward out d its regular
The important bills to widen Main street IN the city
OF Brooklyn and for improved system Of drainage IN
that CITY and also for the division Of the Eleventh
War, Ward, were read 2 third time and paced to-day;
Tbeve was quite sharp fight on the Eleventh Ward
bill. which was opposed by Herman and the Demo-
cratic members generally account of supposed polit
ical bearings II may have II skillfuy engineered
by Mr.. L. G. Andrus. and passed BY g third party
vote. Mr. Andrus also reported favorAbly from the
Committee on Charitable Institutions the bill to aid
the Association for the benefit Of the adult blind, also
the bill TO aid the NewYork Institution for tho Blind
The Judiciary Committee reported adversely on Dir.
bark In the business Of mercantile agency.
The bill for the relief Of the Common Council o<
NewYork for 1883 and 1889 paving sslares was TO
ported favorably by Mr. Woodruff.
lne OIL incorporating the Loaners AseoclAuo1 OnSr
inally introduced by Mr. Hutchings ~ the Loaners'
Bank was reported favorably from the Judiciary
Committee, with important amendments.
The Committee on Cities and Villages reported fs-
vorably, with amendments, the bill to establish q
railroad Ia Spring street and other streets In the City
of New-fOrk. AS amended, 1t contains many Of the
features Of the bill recently introduced for rarosd
In Broadway.
The judiciary reported fsvorably the bill requiring
Inspectors and Canvassrs Of Elections in the City q
New.York to be residents Of the district for which
they are appointed.
Printers and proofresders swell correspondents
of newspapers, sometimes make mistakes, In speak
ing Of tie remarks Of Mr. Prendegast In favor Of The
bill to give the asent Of the State to the sale Of the
present Post Office ate ia my letter of yesterday,
said that Mr. p compared Wall street In ts relation to
the City Of NewYork to the heart in lis relation 70
human being, and also said, tried 10 say, that Mr.
p. was correct Ia bis theory then evidently the Gig
stood greatly in need OF change of heart" but the
printers made say that he Mr Prendergss) needed
a change Of heart--an assertion which EN- by no
means prepared to make. rather think that Mr..
Prendergsst's heart is all right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

CONDITION OF THE HUDsos-NAyIGATIos OPEN
AsAnThe weather yesterday was from ten to fifteen
degrees milder than Thursday yet froze hard all
day at Albany. The New World arrived in this city
from Albany yesterday morning abOuts O'clock aud tho
Hero about the same hour at Albany from this city.
The river for over seventy miles Is full Of floating ice
with the exception Of few places which were frozen
over The Oregon which was driven ashore about a
mile below Barytown, was unloaded finer freight
and yesterday noaied of. On arriving at Rhnebeck,
she lay ct the dock until Nor regular hour Of startng9
O'Clock, when she viii resume her trip. She % re-
ported uniajured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED GAsG OF CousTERrEIr-
ER.-A few days ago the proprietor of the lagsrbeer
saloon No. 50 Chatham street notified the police OF the
strange conduct Of gang Of young men who have
been In the habit, for time past Of visiting bis
place. The case was given into the hands Of Detect
ives King, Roach, and slowey, who closely watched
the place and followed the gang here and there about
the city. One of the party was followed last evening
10 No. 25 Frankfort street. another ager-beer saioon
and while the police were watching his movements
they saw a well-known dealer In counterfeit money.
named Hold emerge from the cellar.
HELD was Immediately taken into custody and con-
viewed TO the Second Ward Station House, where DO
a,,o,,rsd N swallow counterfeit Is bill on the II.
O. Hotcbkiss Bank Of Lyons, N. T. A tight grip
ohont bs throat compelled him to dsgorge The ON,
Immediately returned to the place and arrested
Io.arb Sherman. John Minion, George Brooks, aGer
,,o,, named Schmidt and one or two others, ua sus
81 being connected with the gang. The pJ soners
,vsra locked up at Police Headquarters for Gamma
tiou.
Tag sourHxRs FLAe.-The flag finally sdspted by
the Montgomery Congress is made thus: Thee stypea
tho first red, the next white, and the third reA In
the extreme LEFT hand corner Of the flag, OF the t, on
a blue ground, are seven white stars in circle.8
An ALBANIAs WITH CAPT. HILL-IAeut.. Morris
of this city is with Capt. Hin at Fort Browse rexas
Capt. II. has In is frst officer gallant ysociste
Lieut. Morris inheritz the courage and patH osm Of
bic brave and ameuted father who died b sro. The
son may die, like the father, upon the fell Of battle
but he will never dishonor his fame ay BY bscon
ing traitor TO the flag Of hs country Il isa ccinci
deuce that Lieut. Morris IL stationed y fort not fs'
remote from the City OF Monterey " hero his father
was killed A thousand prayers VIII 20 up from the
hearts Of those who have known h from his boyhooj
that while sighting fos the Unjo his life may be pes
| served. lAltsny Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
Mr. Lincoln's inaugural In New
OrlennH.
NEw.ORLEAss, Thursday, March Z, Is

NEw-0RLEAss, Thursday, March I, 1861.
The opinion ia rapidly settling down. in political and
commercial ercles that Mr.. Linoolns Inaugural means
war.
The Legislature have passed resolution approving
Of the conduct of Gen. Twiggs in surrenderng the
Federal property in Texas 70 the authorities Of that
State.
It is reported that Fort Brown Texas has been eur
rendered. by Capt. Hill. to the forces Of Texas.
The latest advces from Pensacola state that Lieut.
Slemmer il engaged in raising sand-bahery about a
quarter Of nile eastward OF Fort Piekens and that
the work on the and-battsres on the beach opposite
Warrington is being continued.
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will be sufficient as they anticipate large in
crease 10 the imports
Mr., Withers, also of South Carolina, likewise
objected to the levying of duties. He
thought it Of great importance that the European
Powers should be assured that the South WA for
free-trads. He wished TO express to Lord Pal
merston and Louis Napoleon that such was the
fixed policy of the COnfederacy. Such a policy
would inevitably obtain for them the favor Of the
powerful Governments of Europe
The Committee on Finance, MT being READY
10 report the matter was postponed But the
debate is sufficient to give us an linking OF the
difficulties that beset our Southern friends at the
outset Of their enterprise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
The Missouri Convention.

The Convention met at 10 o clock this morning.
number of resolutions Of similar import to those
already reported and referred to the Committee on
Federal Relations were offered. resolution declar.
ing that Mr. Lincon's inaugural was declaration OF
peace was tabled ii being considered inexpedent 70
foresta the action of the Committee on Federal Rea-
tons.
Col. Doniphan announced that the Committee on
Federal Relations had agreed upon a report, which
would be submitted 10 the Commission tomorrow
morning.
The report will take strong grounds against accession
and military coercion 1t will declare emphaiicaiy for
the Union and recommend the Crittenden resolutions
az a bssis of COMPROMISE
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2l.--BEEADsTu fFs-RlcllhfdsOh
spce Go report FLOUR very dull and offered decline 81
f without sales Nheat 1. doll all qualities consideTaby de-
ened and prices irregular Red Chc4go lal hsd SCUM
en- ~ saI5 White DO IS alJ CoEuquic Ad deciined I'd
Ni,gd GGq Wstehrld Nash Co s.y Wheat deel cd ~
PsoyIsfoSs-Beef dnl Pork DOH Bacon quiet Lard dun
eli qualities slightly declind-S6 aal Tor hne Ialo" closed
oprcrsagAr dull. Rice steady Coffee quiet Pot Ahs,
ope AT 2e Pearls quiet u 20 sass Ro.in steady AZ 'H
LOSDoS MkHKKTr-BhElDs1uTRs steady heeAE Gun quo
onotstious barely nAineued. CoYgFH hftn HiCs dn! s
qualities slightly declined TALLow, 81 y LiStZsh OIL "'
MOsEY N .EKRT generally unchanged ~ a., r.
AgRKfCAS TOCks-lin1is Central shares ~, us h'N
shares. 20; Eew-forS Central shares, !E6,S
LATEsT-Vid LOHdORdeTrr.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 22-CoTroS-The Brokers Circular Reports
the sale. Of IN. 26 600 bales including 700 10 ,pua
tors and 1905 10 exporters The market closed very dun az
d.en. Of ia sud The principal we're M
favorable In Manchester aud the high ate r i
tresi Th. srs Friday 900 bses including 90 10
ueclators and eXporsihe market closing quiet lie oi
low Ing sIe the authorized quotations: a.,
Fsr MiddnE Mobile SID
NidduR d. IH Cpands 40
Fair MOBILE ......1d Midding Upsnds 6sd
Tho stock IA poi, estimated at 10000 bales OF which oT
400 American.
eek of extreme depression They qnote Mddug and lower
grades declined toid and better descriptions only d o"
iug the scarcity =. 1T.
rArx OF from Manchester unsyosbie
oyota,i ion 1ore uomi al 1ld the nskel stsgnAnt
The Corn market opens with but little inquiry
and prices sud irregular; buyers demand srdnee0n
before msking purchases
PAOysioNs are dull.
L0Ypos Feb. 2l-Eoon--CO Oil d9i.
MOEHY MAKhHr unchanged 81
AEYRIC.y SgcuRITRs-linois Central Shares 2e dis Eie
Shares 20 Eew-York Central Shares '2dH
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From Montgomery.

Special Dhpsach 10 Tho N. Y. Tribune .oo.
MONTGOMERY, Friday, March 8, 1861.
The Southern Confederacy, though firm, will
not precipitate events, but will wait for overt
acts on the part of the United States. In lite
rary matters liberal copyright will be granted
to foreign nations. Your European reprints WIZ
be prohibited within our borders, and your North
ern patents will not be renewed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRIrON.
PORTLAND, Me-, Friday, March 8, ls

PORTLAND, Me-, Friday, March 8, 1861.
The steamship North Briton, Capt. Robert Borland,
which left Liverpool at p. of the 2lst, and Lon.
dondey the I'D ult., arrived at Portland at O'Clock
this evening" with co, 900 in specie.
March 8, in latitude 40 55N., longitude 40 % w.
passed an iceberg and steamer an hour in an i'm
mense field of ice.
The Bohemian arrived at Londonderry on the after
noon Of the I'D.
Gold shipments to America are expected to be re-
sumed on considerable scale by the ensuing steamers
The City of Manchester from Liverpool on the SOh,
took f5l, 900 sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
The Virginia Convention.

RICHMOND, Friday, March 8 IobI.
In the Convention to-day, Mr.. Nyson of Pulaski
offered an ordinance dssolvng the political connection
Of Virginia and the other States Of the Union and
tablishing the independence of the former Referred
Mr. Brent Of Alexandria made Union speech; lie
opposed the policy of Secession, but admitted the
right. lie opposed coercion, and thought MIR. Lin
coins inaugural unacceptable Of warlke cOnstruc-
ton, bu, di-agreed with many Of its doctrines.
Mr. Amber Of Louisa commended prompt action,
and attacked the inaugural.
Adjourned without action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
TIA T,Y.

General Cialdini and Admiral Pe'sanO bad left
aeta with troops for Messins. The fortress had been
summoned TO surrender under pain Of an immediate
attack but general Fergoa reported to have declar-
ed his intention TO resist till tn last extremity.
The Sandman general, Mezzscopa bad likewise
proceeded with troops toward the Neapotan fortress
of Ciyitella, on the Tronto, and would commence IN
immediate attack unless surrendered.
The official OpiniOnt denies the rumored Evidence
Of negotiations between Sardinia and Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
Massachusetts Lecisiafure.

BOSTON, Fnday, March ,, I8bI.
In the Senate to-day the Personal Liberty bill as re-
ported by the Committee some three weeks since was
passed 10 be- engro-eed by a decisive vote. This
nodifes and explains the present law making wrIs oi
habs0s corpus reurnable only TO the Supreme Court,
and providing that the proceedings in the return
evidence Sc, shsll be governed by the common law.
The schr. ST. Cloud, from New York for Salem, went
ashore at Wellaee,, and bilged. Vessel and cargo o
total lcss Crew saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
Delaware Legislature.

WlLhINO1ON, Friday, March Q, IoOI.
The Legislature adjourned finally 'to-day.
An Intellectual effort made to call an extra ses-
zion in April on the state of the Union.
TIE Legislature refused by large majority to renew
Wood EDDY & Co.'S present lottery grant which ex-
rires in few months. They refused, also, to grant
az Y more lottery grants iii the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

FIRE IN PEARL.s1REEr.--At ~ o'clock this morr
ing "A fire broke out in smoke-house in the rear Of No.
20 Pearl-street, causing $50 damage. James Dunn,
member Of No. engine, WIS run over in Chatham
street and badly injured. HE leg was terribly lace
rated His friends took him TO the Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Friday March 8, 1861.
This State has voted against holding Convention
by 900 majority. The members elected In caee the
Convection ordered two to one for The Union
WLAIsGToS, N. c., Friday. March 3, FOL.
The dispatch hence 5h was incorrectly telsgral bed.
II should have read: SO far as known, mott of the
contents Of the Inaugural unsatisfactory received
&c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
FRANCE.

Resnforcements for the French army at Rome were
continually leaving Marseilles.
Eugene Scribe, the celebrated dramatist, Is dead
Several persons in Paris connected with the trans
actions in the mines, bad been arrested.
The payment of the Caisse des Chemins de Fer OF
Mires were suspended until inventory Of the state
of the Bank was completed. Constantinople bills on
Mines, falling due on the 10Th and 2lst, reached
1850 900 sterling, and were not met
The Bourse was doll. Rentes, 6Sf. loo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
The Southern Congress.

Mo.TooMERY, Friday, March 8, IoOI.
Mr.. Clayton introduced bill to establish an Admiral
ty Court ut Key West.
Mr.. Sparrow introduced resolution OF inquiry h'"
the condition OF the Custom-House at New-Orleans;
Mr. Conrad presented communication proposing
changes 10 the law regulating boats. IN
The Army bill passed as reported and 5ooo men Will
coon be ready 20 take the field.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
AUSTRIA

Il il reported via Hamburg that orders had been
sent 10 Trieste 10 arm at once all sailing vessels q tie
Austrian Navy. They To be stationed at Iars
Cattaro, Fiume, Ragnsa, &c. Twelve gunboais
to be- sent 10 the Gull Of Guanero to watch the coast
Of Turkey.
The Lcgant Herald says the Iasue Tariffs to be
renewed for II years and also rays general suspen
sion of Galata bankers and merchants is threa.eutd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
INDIA

The Bombay mail Of the 2db Of January bad reached
England.
The news unmporant
The import markets weak and lower; the ex-
Jorts steady. Seeds and cotton were higher. Money
was in active demand. Tie Bank rate had again adj
ygnced per cent making Il II Government and i3
on private paper. The money crisis was ascnbed 10
the recent large opium sJeculsti0ns F"ights. after
GuctuatuX, closed GlInor at 81 lOI TO Liverpool
Fnights ri Calcutta on the 18th to LONDON, deed
weight wore 6 TO IS 7I6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

THyNToN, Friday, March ., Is6t.
The New-Brunswick, Milburn and Orange Railroad
bills passed tue House to-day and only await the zig
nature of the Governor 10 become law,
The resolution 70 adjourn sine die Mss resumed, and
both Houses agreed 10 adjourn sine dc on the ltl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
SPAIN.

Spain had agreed with Morocco that the payment of
the Indemnity 2OJ,O0OGO0 reals shall be conn eted inn
meckately.
The customs and duties at Tangers and Moshd,re
are to be hypoihecated to Spain for remaining ibdem
ny
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OhlfuarH.

CoycoRD, n. H., Friday, March 8, 1861.
George mnot, President Of the Mechanics Bank,
aud Treasurer Il the Boston, Concord and Montreal
Rllroad Co.. disd suddenly this morning of disease Of
h.