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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

News fror, Southern Sources.
from our special Correspondent
CAIRO, Nov. 2, is02
A correspondent 1T Corinth, whose opportunities
for observation are to ray the least, good, writes
NO that the enemy not in force in the vicinity
of Cornth and there is no immediate prospect Of an
attack" This completely upsets my theory Of the
anticipated battle Whether this view Of the posi-
ton is correct, sm unable TO cay; others here in
position 10 know exactly what is abou, to trAnspire
as strenuously insist that q fight ia imminent. We
snail see.
Whether imminent or not, we are prepared for II.
large Inc Of Qualifications have been constructed,
whereby the spots shown the weakest are immea-
surably strengthened, and now Cornth may be said
TO be almost impresnable. Every house and tree
which, in cgse OF an at ,ck would interfere with the
range Of the guns, has been leveod TO The ground.
OF the former, 1t least hundred have been so d,-
po-ed Of, and now they talk Of taking down tbs
brick seminary bnildng, and constructing fort upop
its sits. This building 10 now used Gs n hospital
building, bat 10 is propOse1 tomorrow, TO take the
Iishomingo Hotel for hospital purposes for which il
is exccenty we'll adapted. Al now conducted, the
hotel accommodation are execmble IL will make
magnificent hospital.
A messenger came into Coiin,h from Che ewalla
Yesterday, with The Intelligence that large scouting
forces had secured the country far and near even
extending their observatious below Ripley aud had
failed to discover any considerable force Of the
enemy. On the other hand know that tepresenta-
lions have been made Of the presence " large
amy this side Of Ripley for some reason, probably
with view 20 hurry forward Teeuiorcements. III
20, these tactics have been successiul for within
day or two rot ess han four rogmens have passed
through Cairo, destined for Gen. Graut's Depart.
ment. l only hope the Re5els will delay their AZ
tack for week, when promise we shall have such
force at Land will enable Cen. Grant to abandon
The defensive and she offensive even il such
a policy shall eyontuatc in attack ol Holly /
Spnnga, which by all accounts IA being vigorously
fortified.
The wounded are being removed from Corinth as
speedily as posiible. Two hundred left DAY before
yesterday, aud 2CO yesterday, ali that are sDlo wll
soon DO removed.
Capt. Wiles, the late efficient Proyost-Marshal Of
CoiiOth, has been succeeded by Capt. j. G. Cam
,ron Of Company A, Yates Shnrpshooters. Capt
'Viles resumes his former po,ition Oh Geo. Rose
,rsns's staff.
There as bat little news 10 Nempbis, aud Abso-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Gen. Eesocrnas's csood-Ey 60 thc hrEiJ o.
the nis.i.yirpi.
Hg.perARrkRs AMY % Tny NississiPrii
3p DlvisIos, DISTRICT WEsr IGyN,
CoRiSrH .liss Oct %, l4b2


Ha.perARrSRs AMY % Tny Mi'sssrpI}
3p DlyisIox, DISTRICT WEST IENN.
CoRisrH Sins Oct %, 1862.
GgyEn,L ORDERS No. ISL BY order Of the
perarteat Conmar aef Brig Gcn {. g. Hsniliou VII -
suls command Of ths troops heretofore commanded b. M
Gen. Rosecrsus. .
IL he General commanding beins called by saperor az,
tbo,e. 10 duy es where b,gs leaVe TO bid su nteclrc
coo3h, to the officers and o. Lis command J. j. i-
e,rer- be able TO state tutLtoN be VIII "ol
rear asy single piInful personal feo towsd any ote w
command: sud trlsts TIA, for severity ne may hase
,serced or any feelings he aavs woGnied he via De
usloed s,tTibuting hanan liy ard sincsre dee
m tho good Of the service aud for the honor Of inose "o
aelvs our oou.tIy. By order OF -. - ,,,,,,-c..,s
C. GoppaRn lr L. 18th lul. q. V. Actg A'st Ad ten
HRADQU,KTKRs Amy or lHs hIssstiPPi,
ID DIyIsIoS, DISTRICT WEsr TENN. I
CoRISrH, MISS, Oct. 2J 1907.
CyrrpAL ORDERS No. I4J The General com
rspg cen not or5ear give pleasure 70 msuy beside NJ
h non inmedsely concerned, by announcing IA sdsln;e
az tue regular order the li ioNa lnanty By is <A
~ In e battle Coinh, tue .th q October chAgnS
c enemy sri capturing the flag Of tl- >h Mississippi mas
ann atoled for H. midlruue n Ins and STANDS sDOus
lie h.norrd reg n-Its O. hi- command.
Long may th wes with increasing brightness the hono'
they have won! - - . .,.,-~r,.,.,
iy order a., nAjpt nr''' ~ - iNN'E'"@''''
&. Gopp,Rr. l.. Lieut.. l2ih luiantry, y. y,
Acting Ass AdJt-GeneTal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

OGciai Result OF she battle Of Corintf,-
Gen. Rosecrans' Congratuiatory Order
Rebel Loss, f,f93 Killed. 5000
Wounded, and 2,26S Prisonors-U Union
Loss, 3I5 Killed, besides the Wounded
Prospect Of the Early Renewal OF The
Battle OF CoriBth-Our PicIteis Driven
in and He-enforced-Necessity OF Re
eaforcemcnts--Eighty Thousand BebeIs
In the FieId-1Iatiers at Island No. Ten
Southern News.
sIsm Our Special Correspondent
CAIRO Oct 20. 1892.
At last we have the results attained at the
battle Of Corinth. Day before yesterday Maor-Gen.
Rosecrans issued bis General Order No. Isl, in
which he states saccinctly the lose our brave army
sustained, that inflicted upon the enemy, and pays
glowing tribute TO the gallant dead and wounded.
u Esu in i1 way asd deserves to 10 studied
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Latest from Corinih--Tbc probabiliiie. OF
IN Aitack-Invniry Iieconnoissnnce-
No Enemy Encountered between Corinth
and Ripiey-Fortidcntion- ut Corinih-
Re-enlorcements for Gen. Crnnt-rnt-
ters 81 Island No. IO-Lnrgc BODY Of
the Enemy Across the Obion-Late
News frori southcrn Sources.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
Personal.

-Lient. Governor Campbell was yesterday called
from his duties at Albany in consequence of the
death Of John w. Fowler, esq, biz father-in-law,
residing at his home in Bath Seubeu County. Ar.
=. vas of wears of age, was widely known in West
en New-York and for more than quarter oil Il
century had been the agent Of The Polney estate.
His disease was paralysis, with which he was at
tackled on Sunday afternoon last.
Gen. Chamberlain, +. r. Stowell, and G. w.
Bowley, from Cuba, the Hon. VIM Whitney OF
Boston. II. Trowbrdge Of New-llaven, Capt. Smith
and Lieut.. Peierson Of the Norwegian Navy, WIN.
Mason II Taunton, j. V. Rakcr of Pitisiold, A.G.
Cook Of Syracuse. and j. W. Fuller OF Troy, are at
the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Col. H..Thayer and T.. +. Thayer Of Boston j.
+. Nuiter and T.. Baldwin Of Boston, +. a. Chase OF
New-IIampshiIe, Dr. Pandewart OF Philadelphia, T.
Williams Of Washington, Geo. W. Stephens OF San
Francisco and A. J. Fisher Of Providence at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
DIR. Buckley Of the U. S. Navy, Charles Webb
aud j. s. Waterman Of Philadelphia and j. b.
Houston and f.. G. Heller Of Washington, are at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Cant. w. p. Jackson Of Portland, Me-, DR.. Ed
ward Sparks Of Newport, Seth Padelford Of Prov
ience, aud Julien Alien Purser Of the Baltic are at
the Aston House.
Philip T. Justice Of Philsdelplis and Charles T.
Guild from Washington are at the New.York Hotel
johannes Rosing stache Of the Danish Lega
ton, from Washington, is at the Albenarlc Hotel.
Samuel A. Foo,s Of Geneva and X. s. Chase Of
New-York are at the Clarendon Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

One eighth per cent on al transfers Of stock notes discount
cd aud Bin, q exchange. Iii, .,r con,,
Five oos docket on oil suits comenceu III any 'OU''
Mr.. BLAIR lRep., MOI offered resolution,
which ,Vas adopted, iu.iruciiug tie COMMITTEE oh
K1als auj Canals 20 inquire INTO me eNl eoieLy VI
lin, - Lrau,b of the Paoilie Railroad from
aoln 20 Springfield, Mo-, IN order 10 h'ih"'e ''''
TAR operations. ~ ,,;n,, forth
Mr.. BLAIR alec offered preamble seulng io,,u
III, aeii,n of the French Government relative ~
Trent ailir and concluding with JOINT fesolu',On
declaring thai the people oi The ,nnen go ,bo
French Government in It's prompt ana VIE ii.oIpo-
sion and for easier ing the principles Oh ''e,n',
toual law and neutral rights which nave be.h heiu
by 10th France aud The United staies;;
'Mr. NALLANDlGHAM Dem. ubiol regarding
The Jisnstcb of NJ Ihonvenel as hostile 10 tie I'm
ted Slater, called i0I lhe ie"S "n" 'N'lS ' WV i'
sape of the resolution
cir JOVFJOY rep. H. expressing desire to
debate the resolution, IL lies over under the rule
Mir. LOVEJOl offered a resolution, which vas
adopted instruciing The COMMITTEE on ruohc i4n s
10 inonrc into the oxpedeucy of reporting bill Tor
The consideration Of The House, empowering lbe
Generals in commend who may take possession OF
auv Inhabited portion OF the rebelliOus Staiet, To
appoint Commissioners OF Seques,ra,ion, whose GUY
i shsll he:
Fg To take possession for the o! the United States
o. si property. rcsl aud ffona iounG without VNheIs
second 10 convert s snch personal pro- eIty INTO money
to dc paid into tie iirhsuiy o ne Ihlcu 'N's'e'
Ihd 10 srll AZ auction oil honeseacs s1nes'frted
Fo To give homes esds not exceeding 5acres to sach
settles shah occupy the same ior three yesf' IL;
Nm The remainder Of ne lands 20 be surveyed snd ais
POSED other such property Of The United states
Other resolutions OF inquiry were also adopted,
Mr.. SARGEANT Union, Cal. introduced a llii,
which was referred, appropra,ng So, ior a
survey from the northern waters If the Pacific AMI
Behring Straits, 10 the mouth OF the AMOR RIVER
and the Eussiau-ADercan possessions, with Vie"
10 Geographic facilities.
MIR. Al.DRlClI offered Joint resolution, direct,
ing the Secretary OF the Treasury TO pay The seVera
amounts due 10 member. of the House for mileage,
"a certified by the Speaker.
sir. sTLVENs said this resolution WAS contrary
TO law.
The resolution was tabled by * against AZ.
The House tLen resumed the Civil Appropriation
IIouse adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
Connecticut ylnss Union Convcn-
lion.
HsETroKD, "Wednesday, il

UaHTToKp, "Wednesday, Jan. 9 1901
The Inass Union Convention assembled at 10
o'clock iii. morning. The attendance was much
smaller than was expected. The Hon. James l..
Pratt, presided Tie doings were participated in
by Union Democrats and Republicans, representing
each county in the STATE. Tie forenoon was prin-
cipaly occupied in Arranging prelminaiics, and dit-
cufsug resolutions.
The policy of nominating state ticket by This
Convention was fully discussed, and II was decif.d
10 nominate q ticket. AZ the afternoon -es-ion, a
Committee Of four from county was hppoln'od 10
report III kc for State ofic,i-. They reported Tor
Governor, VIM. a. Buckingham OF Norwich for
IAeuisnan-i,oyernOT, Roger AVeiiil 81 bhnburf ]
for Secretary OF State J. Hammond lrnmlnll Of
Hartford; for Treasurer Gabriel ". Colt Of Middle
town. Controller. Leman W. Cutler q Wsicrtown.
The Governor, Secretary md Controller are korHo-
lesns, and now In office. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aud Treasurer are Union Democrats.
The ticket was adopted unanimously, and y Is ex'
peeied thay the Republican Conyeution which meets
on the 10 b. will adopt the same ticket. lie rtsolu-
tions were for sinking oil party lines and uniting
with one heart aud voice in the ore great otcct Oh
aiding and sustaining the Government of the United
States in its present mighty struggle for national ex-
istenCc that all who rcinse NJ this time TO give The
Government hearty support are liable 10 The lmpn-
ta,ion of being her secret foes. conditional Union
man is an unconditional traitor For the support Of
the Government. in vigorous prosecution OF the
war, we pledge our lives, fortunes, and our "a
cred honor.
/ 4 State Central Committee was sppoiute' who
were authorized 10 proceed 10 The Organization OF tho
Union party Of Connecticut
/ The Convention was disappointed in the non-
appearance OF the Hon. Andy johnson of Tennessee.
Arriving at New-lork on his way to Hartford, he
was suddenly called to Kentucky 10 take pant in Il
forward movement Il our troops there.
/ The Convention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

Mr.. Connolly introduced bill TO establish in
New-York and Brooklyn an inspection for slean-
boilers. engines. &c. This j. an old acquaintance
here. which will be remembe ed AZ having met
win an untmely fate at tbs hands OF the Governor
AZ In, last session.
Nv Woodruff offered preamble and resolutions
commencing in the highest terms the services ana
pairiotism If Gen. Winfield Scott, regTetting tba'
falling health had required hs retirement from tne
chief command of the army at this important cIisi'
aud providing for the appointment ola Committee oil
three 10 prepare an album. similar TO Tue one
prescnted to Gen. Lafayette b. the city OF New
York, containing record Of the principal events III
the life OF Gen Scott together WITH his letter OF re-
signation the reply of the Preadent, and the ad-
DIRE ses and resolulors Of numerous bodies con.e-
autnt thereon--the whole To be suitably einDei-
lisled and illustrated, and pretented TO Gen. VIM
field Scott, as a testimonial from tie State Of New
York.
Tie resolution lies over under The rule.
Very little legislative business ~ likely to be trans
acted till after the appointment 81 Tue otanoing Com
mittee., and il is nndertcod that the Legislature
will. tomorrow, adjourn over TIL Monday u give
HE President of The Senate and Speaker OF the
House an opportunity to make up their Committees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


TRADE RrPoRr.-Tbe sdvices from Manchester
b the market for Goods aud Yarns having an sp
ward tendency, with Oh, tsu.sctiens
LivYHpooL BgrApsruPYs M,EKET-The BTeadsiufs mar
lie, he various Circulars report fosr dun ana ds
cn-d I'd A. Dbl stste ~ H3 Wbeat inactive ard de-
cned Id a.d o. GENITAL Red estern IL sal Red South
ern /, car % White Western 49, 0lJ . White SoI.Lein
la3Qi Corn quiet Mixed % 3aa3 Yellow IS d White
~ 0f9
LfvgaPooL PRousioS M.gEgr.--Tbe Provision market IL
quiet steady BEEF i-i. P0IA quiet and steady Bacon
quiet, Lard hes ward Tendency quoted al ~. ds1
falow inactive AZ 81 -
LIv,RPoor PRODUCE MARkEr-Ashes steady, Pots 20 +
Pearls 3d. Rosln dlll. common ~ Spirits 1urpenne hIn
without sales, Sugar frnsr tosee im, ssics small Rice
quiet and steady Cod Oh quiet srd steady Linseed Oh
steady A. So dB 8.
LospoS M.nxEr.-(B asingl Breads.ufs dil but fuo,s
lion. remain eady Iron steady Sugar steady Coffee nfni
L.. resay. nmou Congou 1Ao. dull a. 81 jd9Ii D.
LisseeJ Ca .uli Al ys ,
Lovpos AoStY N,RxsT- Consoli closed Friday evening
- =, dfJi for money
AMsuc.s There no sales 10 report and price'
ale n0mllaly unchanged
LAIEsI-Pid QuoHstoirH.
LIVERPOOL. Sunday.--Tbe sales OF Cotton yester-
ar aud Fdav reached bales inclusive Of Oo bales to
.uecnar. ard exporter The market was easier at M
cianeed quoistons Some suihortrs quote iene oil III
. 10. ,,,,,s c,,,
va. hrnler Mixed quoted e Ji.
Iauy.nsThe Provisions market closed quiet and gene
r.ily unsltsrrd. Becon slightly easier. ,..,
LONDON Saturday eve.iDg Consos closed a. Ni9"s LOT
money. American stocks continued duh.
MAKkkf The sales 81 Cotton for I'VE dsys
have Nrsn bales orleans odinsire $50 ~ bus ii' ~
m. market WIS hru with upward tendency and AL
ie. lad advanced The sock Of Cotton III port W" H'''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
BY THE BREMEN.

The steamship Bremen from Southampton on the
25th of December, arrived here last evening
The advices by the Bremen are not as late by two
days 40 those brought few days since TO Halifax ny
the Bohemian. But we find some items not contained
in the summary of the news brought by the latter.
The English news relates entirely TO the Trent
affair, being a summary Of the opinions Of the bel
lgcreut press, and the war preparations made by
England under the excuse Of impending hostiltes
with the United States. These are Of no consequence
now, if they ever were.
ITALY
In the Chamber Of Deputies, on Dec. 81, Signor
Ratazzi's letter was read, in which he withdraws bis
resi nation ne President. Count Bastogi made bis
fna1cial statement. He stated that the ordinary
deficit in 1861 amounted to 400 900 lire, and that
the deficit in 1862 3l7 600 lire. Deductng,
however, the sum OF 100000, obtained by the
alienation Of 35 100000 of Neapolitan and 2SOOOOC
Of Scilian Renes and also part OF the proceeds oil
the last National loan the deiclt IN le62 wonid be
reduced to lj9, 100000 lire. The Minister proposed
TO cover this deficit by means OF new taxes, when
would Yield 49, 600 900 lire. The balance OF
20 600 might be covered by fresh issue Of Treas
ury bonds tie amount of those already IN circulation
icing only &c, 000 600 ire An extraordinary sitting
Of the Cbam6er was bcld in the evening, in which
the Budget wa, Professionally approved by %,2 votes
against 30.
me Dhhilcidi rtateIenl vi Noup. Dnnooti n", II
iuced a very good impression. IL IL asserted that
the Spanish Embassador at Rome nrges Francis III.
not 70 yield TO the solicitations Of France, but to re-
nam at Rome.
PRI SSfA.
Tie runoIs which were generally current on an
approaching change in the Ministry have been
Genied.
1t Is stated that in the Council Of Ministers held
on the 2l,t il was solved to convoke the Chambers
Tor January II.
POLAND.
The official journal of Wanaw contains three I'M
perial ukases, announcing the acceptance OF the
Marquis WielopolsLis resignation, and appointing
Senator IIube Minister for Public Worship, aud the
Municipal Councillor Minister of Justice.
dispatch from Thorn, of Dec. 70, says: "Nows
has been received here from Warsav that arrests
continue to be made on moot extensive scale
throughout the Kingdom Of Poland. Twelve tene-
feed priests have been sent to Siberia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

WrsrrR GARDgs.-Last night Dot was produced,
the chief point in the attraction being 81. j. =.
Clarke, the eminent comedian, in the part OF lilly
Slowboy. 1t is always hazardous theatrical under
taking for woman to do a mans character and the
reverse, and We have never yet seen an unqualified
success or agreeable result But this tomboy affair,
the halfcracked chds nurse, is different from femi.
nine impersonaon and is a sor, Of work hat profes-
siona drole, like Mr. Clarke, ceverly undertake
II passed off very well III bis bands There is little TO
cav, but a great deal of business" to look after,
that tries the talent Of the actor. All the original
cart was changed except Dir. Persons, and Mr..
Dayenpors paris Miss Fanny Brown was Dot,
and acted IA size always does, with liveliness and
effect. Miss Cliaon was the Blind Girl, and had 4
nico perception Of the character Mr.. Barton Hill
Wa. the toy.maker-the recollection Of Jefferson
il too vivid TO allow any other actor to undertake it
YET awhile, even though ho should show points. Mr..
Dayidgc WIS good-thatis crusiy and bad-as Tn kle-
ton. There was worry good house the snow and
sleighng considered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
THE METROPOLIIA.N POLICE.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF 20
LICE COMMISSIONERS.


The annual report Of the Board of Police Commits
rioners Of New-York to the Legislature If rs fol-
lows:
The Board of Police, ~ conformity with the 18th
section Of the Police Act, respectfully submit the
following report:
The Police Department Of the State Government
within the District las continued TO perform Its
TIE laws az the State md Of lo, auho,e.
have enforced and the various dudes colhded to the po
Ice have isis believed been faithfully discharged
Ihc police force consists OF Superintendent OF Police
inspectors, captains loo erseant, and 700 psolneni OF
whom 30 eapisn' 1873 .efge.nE' ond @ P,roInen ere 80
oord in the City of NeNfc.k and the genander IN the
n hs d.s Of the las. Annual Report the supervisors Of
M County Of New authorized the increse Of the
,s,rol 80 OF that County Ior 400 to number
pie TO any outbreak ssanst TIE puoc peace ana W
protect properly and life.
ToGiss roAcr KEeriEEp FOR THE WANTS OF TaH CITY,
II 4, estimated that for the proper Protection OF the puoc
luere the police should ne one poicerian
every $40 iahabans This proportion 10 nnintsined IA
tn city New York but In Brooklyn, winch contains o
100 .bst there stationed out 200 paolmen, OF one
10 ever, lSo Inhabitants Repeated applications have been
made the authorities Of that CITY for Pe'n,ion to
ointment of forty captains and sixty YER
seans The increase OF the patrol force in Newio,t rem
ueessay taat the number OF objects should be In.
ceased Il il recommended that provision should
be for the sppoutmen rom tune 20 time ~ the
requirements OF the service 'hah oe'a'e' VI 'e" 81"
forty sersesnis -
The Act Of 1860 directed the Board Of Police 10 set apart
portion Of the Sanitary Police TO inspect the safety
Of ferry boats manufacture sausherh0uses, aud cdihces
.,slsd Al safe and 10 tske all necessary legal
a. nroo,tos Tie .l,ty of life 10 such houses aud facorca
provision the Board OF Police detailed gesnt
~ .au.d OF eighteen psrolmsn In the City Of New York
I "a .milr force IN Brook a, the sanitary
a .,,i.. IN. .on,d in N.,, York 4, divided
10 s sor H. ana t,.t of boilers In fetry.
V j fc,o,r, ,Ss men .xpe,s tor the in. pec,ion Of
,, -. ~, T'en, un.sf. builalrys nuisance. La
wv, 49, ~, ' - ' "
nhy.ii,p with the psy Of patromsn Is attached 10 the
md whc. d,tv n 4, q, visit cases OF Infectious
"a ,ov,. for t6.it al 10 the hospt.s az 20
, ' s - oss, ,c.ner,I,y m. oubl'e Ie,Itb
M la N.nl ORR aud So. ct engine In
,t,,n b", ba., s,nincs az which 634 wrr. fonnd 10
"a -. ,an,..,sa bx o,i.r ~ IN. ho,rs OF
-. N' 49,
o'''s. ..o, b., ,vc,.r,r,ox .. yvc..c %, ,c,,ps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
TIE CANADA At HALIFAX, AND TIE BREMEN AT
THIS PORT
More Troops and Munitions fox Canada
DISCUSSION OF THE TRENT AFFAIR
Effect of the Threatened War on English Funds
INTENSE ANXIETY TO HEAR FROM
AMERICA.
HALIFAX, Jan. S, 1861.


The steamship Canada, from Liverpool at 3 o'clock
on the afternoon of the Goth, RIA Queenstown on the
18th Of December, arrived here at o'clock this
"Wednesday monirg
The dates per the Canada are two days later than
those already received.
The Canada brings about 300 troops, strong bst-
terry of srery, and over 900 mps of military stores
The Canada has also II passengers, and G5o,oO0 in
specie.
The steamer HibeTnian was to sail from Liverpool
the I'd of January, with 600 10 700 troops, touch
ing at St. Johns, n. b., TO land them.
The steamship Africa was TO sail from Liverpool
on the lth Of January. She would also take mum
Der OF troops, landing them at Halifax.
Tire iron-pated fiigate Warrior had got her sails
bert, aud was 10 be kept in readiness to leave, pend
ing the solution o, the American question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
INDIA AND CHINA.

The India and China mails reached Narcotics Oh
the 10Th OF December, and would probably arrive in
London in season TO catch the Canada, Via Queens
town.
The bombay mails which left Marseilles Oh the
10th Of December had to be taken bnck there owing
TO an accident the machinery OF the steamer con-
yeying them. They were to be forwarded again on
the 18th.
The news il Of little Importance. Adyices from
Pekn say TINT the Chinese authorities appear 10 be
DESTROYS Of receiving European counsels, and favor
able influence on foreign relations was consequently
expected.
The foreigners ut Shanghae Ind been attacked
and threatened with determination.
LATEST Tia Qaeenst0rR.
QUEfSsTowN, Dee. %, 1861.
The steamship Bavaria has arrived at Sonhainp.
ton and the most intense excitement prevails al
Liverpool to learn the news she brings.
BTRLfS, Dee. 29.--Tbe Government OF Prussia
has addressed spatch tO the Minister OF Prussia
al Washington ia reference u the arrest Of Nessf.