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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28
From CHINA.

trs,n The Overland Trade Rspoyt, Alreh Ji
Tie steamer Alden arrived at five last evening"
i25thi having left Shanghae on the I'D InsI', @no
BRINGING advices TO The day previous, in
irb ai,;,0e had been driven well back but still
continued To desolate the surrounding country, anu
10 menace the city in large bodies from dinereh.
quarters Their last position was about Twelve Lnes
oil In westerly direction. They have suffered TWO
defeats during The fortnight. One was an atach W
the gunboat Famer on flotilla iaden Wi.h pr Dr.
River, and proved severe oio" W 'A' ''O'N'
los, about 200 boats. ,.,o1
Some two DAYS after this Wards leves attacked
the Rebels in the same locality, ana routed men
with much slaughter. These levies are very eAcc'
tive and are being augmented. Ill.
~ re,ya from Singpo is on the whole favorable
10 trade the Taipings being moot friendly, ana ue'
| sirous to cOncili2te foreigners
1be famine at Maxim would appear still to con-
tjnue. The Imperalists attack 1t from the nori
bank Of tie river but they do not appear 10 achieVe
much succesa. L..
advices than those transmitted las, mail, say Otl
February. The ice could not have broken up Sc
soon IA WAS expected, or some vessel would nave
been down. No lees than T. vessels fully laden
lave already been dispatched this season hon
,haughae for 1ientsin.
Neither are there any later adyces from New:
chwang than those transmitted last mail. Several
ships are loading Shanghai, and brlsk business
il expected ar,
TIE dates from Yokohama come down to the 18th
February. A Mr. Walsh, a member Of the British
Consulate, had been accused of setting fire to pub
he house and behaving in a riotous manner. An IN
quiry was held and he was acquitted, but there are
srong grounds for suspeciing his guilt. Inc Japan
csc authorities will not allow their subjects to attend
Christian places of worship. They seized some who
were coming out OF the Roman Catholic chapel al
Yokuhama, bound the captiyes with cords, and casi
them into prison. The subject has been taken up by
the Minister PlenipoteniiaIy Of CATHOLIC Power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28

M,r27-l5 2o7 bbs Flour. 80 bills Corn Mssh IT,. u ~
Corn Meal s0s bbls. Whisky z74o olsn ~. hnsh Osts,
IS pir, Ashes, 652O Pig. Prsvi'i0rs Loco Pig" ~"
Kegs Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28
vyevther nj Cape Race.

Cars RACF, Taosday, May .. I 0o. 'rrresr.
The wind is light from the east, Win AZ "ff
arcs Of fine weather.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-08-26

Owners Names DESCRIPTION S. t. r. A. TAN COSTS TOTAL
chine 35 81 so 342 43 3s5
sw SO do do 40 III 81 1913
ne SO do 16O ga &c zoo
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
THE INVASION OF MEXICO.

Parliamentary Picture ofthe Allied Con-
fedcrnttOn Against the Repubhc-Why
the United states sympet thises with the
Mextcans-Cabanet Explanation or Eng
lands Intent1ons, &C., &c. l
IN the House OF Commons on the 10th Of March Mr..
HAnBuRroN rose 70 ask for information respecting
she present position Of AFFAIRS In Nexice and the bellge
rent rights arising out Of that posiHon. II was we'll
mad been IN continual state Of civ war The peace OF
that country was constantly broken by armed partzans
or amoisovs asprants for supreme power War, almost
10 determination, was waged prisoners were put to
DEATH property was conscated BY the successful party
whichever u might be. But, however deplorable might
DO the position Of foreign residents the country was
still worse. They were the objects OF plunder 10
each party In succession, forced loans were en-.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
Italy.

The Turin Morime~o OF March contradicts the fresh
reports that enromsnw are being made In the VI
Garibadi states that the general has simply
sndsd the extension Of the national rife shooting
movement.
The Infsa sayswc are informed that the conference
between Garbeld and Sgnor Rasazxi has had very i'm.
porsant results Of nature v exercise great influence
over the dsstnies Of the country.
Tne Marquis de vilIssrina Is spoken Of for the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs. b. tL. LISA. .
meeting Of the rsorisy m Ne Chamber II Deputies
viii be held for the purpose Of agreeing upon their policy
towards the new Cabinet.
despatch from Genoa Of March says;--A meeting Of
three hund cd popular delegates heldtoday In the
Paganiui theatre A great crowd assembled. Gsrbaidi
who had accepted the presidency Of the meeting,
much chcersd entering the building In his speech
ne said
am happy TO preside at this meeting OF The repre-
sentatives OF tho great Italian family deporc the Alb
sence OF the representatives Of thoso provinces still
eluded from our Union.
Garbadi took an oath TO deliver those provinces, and
sxhorted the people to concord and the Union Of the
forces Of the nation in the same the fascs
bound together. Then he continued, we shall
quish all tyranny and extend freedom beyond the PENN
| sula 70 every enslaved people. -
A despatch IRON Naples Of March ssys--A sosb-
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
Great britain.

The steamer which the blockade at Wilmington,
~ c., and arrived ut Queens town. was the Annie Chds
The ship Marian had arrived at Liverpool from Bombay
During the passage she fell in with The brig Espsrio
bound from LONDON 10 New York. The crew were in a
starving condition Tho Maria supplied them with pro-
visions -.
Twenty Thousand pounds OF Australian gold had
rived England and one hundred and twent five thou
sand pounds Of New Zsaland gold was roue
The steamship Asia, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown the 10th instant, at ten o'clock A. n.
General Mramou had arrived at Cadiz andwas about 70
proceed 10 Madrid. f Q - ia. , ,r. .
The New York herald., 1862-03-25


Commercial Intelligence.
ot THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
tt' MONDAY, March 10, 1862
Tho demand has been moderate sales do not
5000 bales 900 on speculation and for export Prices
MONDAY EVENING, ch 10, 1852
The English funds have to-day again shown increase
OF strength. CoDso.s for money opened at 93x, ad
yanced to 9SS and closed at 93 X. For the account
93%. The discount market was unaltered. and in the
Stock Exchange the rate is per cent French rentes
closed AZ at 69f. 90c
American securities fully maintained their rise
aud United States lives were purchased At another ad
vance Of por cent.
MARCH IL, 1862
There has been quiet market in cotton day, tho
sales amounting to 600 bales one half speculation
and for export Prices steadier i' ,lE a
STOCK EXCHANGE "WEDNESDAY, March IL, 1S62-Noon
Cohsois LOT money 933s 70 V3a
DO. for the account. April 93n to 93A
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The Manchester market was quiet but firm.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUFFS MARKET.
Flour dull and 3d. lower. Wheat declined Id. I'd. for
the lower qualities Corn declined Cd sales Of mixed
At 29s c ut
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Beef quiet ana steady. Pork dull and unchanged. Ba
firm. Lard active and Is higher. Tallow steady
t4U LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
RoIN-Saes small at Us. Cd. for common. Sugar
quiet and steady Spirits Of turpentne nominal Coec
steady. Rice ilrmer. Ashes dull. LiGsced oil hrmer
sales at 36s.
LONDON CORN MARKET.
@ %. MONDAY, March 10, 1862
Wheat dull at last weeks rates. Flour quiet in retail
at last weeks quotations Barley and beans slow
Indian corn-Whte, 33s. a 1885,; yellow, 31s 33s.
LONDON PRODUCE AND PROVISION MARKET.
..s,.s .,r..ftr, MONDAY, March 10, 1862.
Sugar quiet. Coffee slow Tea quiet, but firm. Amer
lean turpentne, 64s. Talow Arm. ac 9l
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ND YET ANOTHER VETERAN GONE.-vETERAN,
IA of the uf 1872 will meet a the Rev. Mr. Miliet'
church. In Forsyth street. Canal onhis day (Te.ay)
12s clock r. NJ, with the usual badge of mourning
pay the last tribute r,pcc 10 deceas.d brother soldier
David H. Rens In the Ih year OF hsaee. Lea every
attend; ranks breaking do not
VINO may be- summoned nest. By order. et. .l1dI N
VI. RAYMOND, Brigader General.
l3- ABM. DAILY. Colonel.
ISAAC NJ. PHYFE, Adjutant. = ,..f,r \. f'-- ..
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
EGYpt.

The viceroy Of Egypt signed the contract for the
loan Of 40 ,O00, 900 francs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

shell burst this afternoon the Church Of Santa Br
gita. but without injuring anybody Immediately ON
this becoming known, popular demonstration took
place shouts were raised Of 'Eoviva Italia "Eovva
Garibaldi.n
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Turkey.
despatch from Constantinople OF March says =
The negotiations for the conclusion OF the loan
making satisfactory progress
The last assembly with insurgont chiefs at Cotgne.
having evidently proved the participation Of the Monte
negrins IN the in the Herzegovina the Porte
has informed the Powers that is compelled TO renounce
its system OF moderation towards the Montenegrins
Omar Pasha s master OF all the important positions.
Caboul Eaendi and Mehemet Pasha have proceeded TO
Syria.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
Poland.

. FruBBIUe
The King Of PRUSSIA has decided accept the reegna
tion rendered by the ministry. r"
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
r ow, SON 4 BENBow's A'
SOAPS and PERFuMERY

T ow, SON 4 BENBow's
SOAPS and PERFUMERY.
Mr. @. II. BENBOw OF The above firm, No long know 10
the American Trade, informs hts friends and that
the patlership having with Mr. Low he taken
partncr.hp his Henry Bcnbow, who has bee
years connected with the late firm O. H. Benbow having
purchased The share ~ the business belonging
Low, ST., whu the original proprt TOR " = y l'
r LOWS BROWN WINDSOR SOAP. AC
Benbow Son Will continue the OF that supe
ror article, having had the sole management for several
Year,. Also, Of
GLYCERINE,
FANCY SOAPS.
ILL. H F POMADEs
PERFUMES
cI 40 - 1l. . BRUSHES,
AC,
The quality Of which, they guarantee equal any imported
Buyers visiting En- land the present year are 70
goods and pces without ncurrng the oblea
BENBOw SON, Ia
No. IL Little Britain
...u .M0tt London.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
WINES AND LIQUORS.

CE0 CASES OF FINE OLD "HEHNEssYn AND
AOO "0Hrd' Cogpac Brandy also 6j cases old Double
Diansond sherry Wine Q2 quart bes IN easel the ba-
lance Of large stock imported for first class druggist Snce
fled), fo S5 one half s cos) To pay
siyanevs '' BALDWIN CO, VI Liberty street,
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

Greece.
The insurgents at Naupha Greece, contine 10 organize
themselves for defence.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

CUMBERLAND COAL AT % s0 PER ToN-JUsT RE
" ceived, Cumberland coal for smithss, Of superior
quality which will DO delivered ut the price
Also constantly on hand Locust Mountain Lehsh Red Ash
market price Tiios TRUsf6W jR, S6s East Fourteen,
street, New York foot OF South Tenth street, Wasburs
or 2<l Water street y W tF tTI
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

CT Tx RED ASH COAL AM NOW DELIvER
pr y. ing sapenor quality Of Red Ash Coal si
10 per toni fui weight Guaranteed White Ash - W per
Z. c. CLARKE, No. West Eleventh st., near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-25

IT,. q
begerent rights that appertained to war, and among
them the issuing OF letters Of marque. Not being party
to the Convention Of Paris, the Nexicans had all
the rights which existed before the convention
Now he wished 10 ask whether information had,
reached the government that there Mexican agents
In the United States having commissions to 1t out pr
yatccrs 10 prey upon English commerce; such nforma
ton had reached the government, what measures had
been taken prevent that conduct, and such inor
be taken in anticipation Of such an eventS 1t very
easy to say that the law Of privatees could
not be lifted OUT because the coast occupied by
the English eet privatecrs could sail from any Mex
can port and they would have right to sail from
neutral But what had people tosay that the
rcans would not allow IT, for their International law
not the old irrational law Of Europe, which hcy held
to be as tiquated the nations which acknowledged
it, but q law which they laid down for their own
er, w made by the English ,sas
tho Americans would regard the Law OF nations any
body who knew anything ef tho people Of the States
would know what pleasure would be felt at the fact cf
a priyatesr nomiuahy commanded by Mexican, catch
ine English merchantmen On the coast VI Mexico. He
had seen the statement which he had mentioned In Ams
riean papersthey were not very good athority, but
II They knew thing a. all they must know what was
goug en- In New York, and what made him anxious
. our .a Shsr ssy
much bstter than We did. (HsAr ,heare
Mr. LAYARD said he thought Tho honorable gentleman
nsS S s ~ Ssuss Of sr
complain Of than those mentioned by the honorable gem
teman Not 70 back very far int Mexican history,
party known the Church party possessed the gov.
ernmsut, aud made use sf their efforts excite
hatred against foreigners Their cry was Death 10 the
foregnesl" From the papers which had been 10 ia on
the table honorable gentlemen would be able 70 Judge
how far that party had carried ou their policy how
house that English and French Consul were
that after victory every officer that was takenb3 II
numberwas barbarousy put 70 deah and various oslss
atrocities committed. SO Infamous was the conduc
Of the authorities that Mr. Mathew her Maestys yharr
dAGars, compelled to leave the capital and whe,
doing SO. he placed sum of 5000 900 in Of tn
British legation, and set seal upon tho door trustin
that the seal would be protection TO the property H
had scarcely left however, when the authorities vic
lated SEAL broke open the room and seized upon In
whole of that money, which belonged to the Engls
bcndholders (Hear, hear AZ that time the const
tsfona party was established at vers Cruz, they =,
The New York herald., 1862-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS. A

MISCELLANEOUS.
A YOUNG MAN ABOUT STARTING IN THE MILK
IA bus ne, wisnes to contract with farmer for about
dollars MIX day, from the LIST OF Apr the LIST
OF MAY Will take Two collars worth day; vi give goo
city property AS security dress r. Fletcher Sixteenth
,treet, between avenues Is andC ..I
WASH WILL BE PAID FOR NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS,
" Pamphlets waste Paper from banks Offices
lawyers occs and advertising agencies The advertiser Will
cash for quantity at "a John street, basement ad-
dress by letter.
L,REsH BITTER RECEIVED DAILY IN PALS, TUBS,
hrkins and aarIes also various grades OF good low
pcea Butter for sale NJ the lowest Wholesale pcs by r.
B. LEWIS 3ves-y street, N. Y. .l ~
II ENRY G. SCRIBNER, REAL ESTATE AND GEN
Ii era Auctionser salssroOin Ill Nassau ssreet,
VI brekpan Particular
sales Real Estate, Hocks Bonds Horses carrages
Furntru aud Msrrkan.ire generally, either the
ese here. Ne b EstAss, Stuvks Vessels will
be sod At the Merchants E1ele peeferrvA Refe-
Tradsrs bank irsdsrjct fse Es fresidsst sens
Fire Insurance Copssny: Isasc .. BsrxsE ESQ,
Rutgers Fire lnsassnes Cspsny John Bairy ESl, IA
Bro,wa street. ' .D'7 .i = T
IRON RAILING.-wANTED. lU FEET, SUITABLE
for fence No objection second hand r in order.
Price he low. Address W. b. H. box 279a New York
Post office. uN
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-02
GONNECTLCUT STATE s
 .asficssIEssa.lxl Society.
sEvENTH ANNI1AI ExuIRITIOf

SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT H HARTFORD, Got. 7th, 9th, 9th, and 10th. THNHE Grouuds, situated on the Albany Turn A pike,s about one mile from the Railroad Depot. embrace nearly thirty acres. Suitable Stalls will be provided for animals, and Tents for. Horticultural and Mechanical Productions.
 It is desirable that all entries should be made as | early as possible to the Corresponding Secreta- ry, T. S. GoLp. Hartford. '', r MONDAY, THE 9th twill be devoted to receiving entries and arrangement of Stock and Articles for exhibition. A meeting of the Executive Committee will be held at the United States Hotel. at o'clock, P. M.
 TUESDAY, the Judges will enter on their ex- ami nations. and the.Fair will be open to the Public. Judges will report themselves to the Corresponding Secretafy.' or: to the Executive Committee in charge of tbeig departments, that vacancies may be filled !
 WEDNESDAY. Cavalcade of Working Oxen on the Track at g A. M. Exhibition of Horses on the Track, will begin at 10 A. M., in the order of the Premium Lists. Working Oxsp will be tested at l P. M., with loaded Carts on the Grounds.
 THURSDAY, Cavalcade of Horses. at g A.'M. on tue Track Exhibition of Horses, continued in the order of the list. Flowing Match near the Grounds at 10 A. M.
 FRIDAY, Grand Cavalcade of Horses and Working Oxen, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Annual Address by Professor John A. Porter, at II A. M.
 Afbers the Address. the Premiums will be de- clared as awarded by. the Judges. Annual Mem bership, $1 %. Single Tickets of admission, 25 cents. Single Horse and Carriage, 50 cents. Two Horses with Carriage, and Ticket for each person in the Carriage, s1O0. t
 T. S. GOLD, Cor Sec.
 Office, on and after'the 24th inst, at
 468 Main street.
 Hartford, Sept Sd, 1882 a St&2
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-02
AA AAn MALE or Female Agents, OO UVO to sell LLoYprs NEW STEEL

An AAn MALE or Female Agents OO WOO to sell LLoYDrs NEW STEEL ;PLA9E COUNTY CoLoRED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES CARADAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
 ( From recent surveys, completed August 10th 1882; cost s20.000 to engrave it, and one years
 Superior to any s10 map ever made by Colton or Mitchell, and sells at the low price of fifty cents 370 900 names are engraved on this map.
 It is not only a County Map, but itis also
 h. COUNTY AND RAIL ROAD MAP
 or the United States and Canadas combined in one, giving EVERY RAIL Roap Sr.r1oN and dis. tances between. -.o' ''N'' N' Guarantee any man or woman Sa to s5 ner
 day, and will take back all mans fhat c.nnot bs
 sold, and refuId the mopey, 'e Send for $l worth to tly.
 Printed instructions how to canvass wei, f,r nished all our agents. '' '"' !. WANTED-Wholesale Agents for our Mans in avery State, nia, Canada, England France
 and Cuba. fortune may be made with a few
 hundi ed dollars capital. No, con.setiion.
 Iy J. T. LLOYD, No. 164SBreadway, N. Y.
 Fhe War Department uses our Mag of Virginia Maryland, and Pennsylvania, cost SiG0, ,O0O, on
 which is marked Middletown Maryland Flights. Williamsport Ferry, Millbreok Mills; .Sol and $ Ford, and all~ l~othess on the Potomaoy aAd every other place in Maryland, Virginia, and Penn. sylvania or money refunded. Price 9 cents. | From the N. r. Tribune. August ?. : "eLIoYDs MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARYLAND. AM
 PssSsYIvANIA.-This Map is very large; it's cost is but cets, and ' ss the 6ea wlaeb con de pur chdsed. !" j;: s--a-- 3t-23 |
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-02
Farm for Sale.

Isska,ss.Sa> AN EXCELLENT FARM of about fsss1 one hundred and thirty acres, lying isssss E partly in the town of Waterbury and
 &k partly in Watertown, about three miles from the centre of either place, is offered for sale on very advantageous terms on account of the ill health of the owner. It consists of about 30 acres of Meadow, 50 acres of Pasturage, l2 or 15 acres of Woodland, and the balance Flow Land. The Buildings are story Dwelling House, built about ten years sinae, { Wood House and two Barns, sH- in good repair There is a large variety of excellsht tit on the premises, and the. whole Farm is undera good state of i'm
 proveme1t.. s ..- s...... ....rt.s- 8
 The standing Crops and Stock would be sold with the Farm. and early possession given, ii desired. ......-~ ... .s,.,.-,.. !, .s.. A smaller farm near some central location would perhaps be taken in exchange. One hal the amount of purchase may remain on mort gage. For further particulars, apply to or ad dress the, owner, ISAAC BRADLEY, Waterbury On the premises, or A. F ABBOTT, Real Estat Agent, No; l, Reynolds Block, Waterbury, ct es NAAo |' Noo1' 5.fr#ftgE s4..- |: .6m-S
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-02
NAUGATUCK RAILROAD suNMER AR ] RANGEMENT -Qn and after Mnndau M V

NeAUGATUCK RAILROAD. SUMMER AR " aANGEMENT.-O1 and after Monday May o, lo6l, Trains will run as follows: : * FREIGHT AND PASSENGER.
 GOING NoRTH-Leave Bridgeport: 1915 A. NJ. for Winsted, connecting with the 8. .00 A. 4a train from New York, and with the 9.45 A. N. train, from New Haven, and connecting at Water bury with train to and from Hartford.
 1920 P. H. Freight Train for Waterbury
 5.17 P. A for Winstcd. connecting with the 5 % P. N. train from New York, and the 4sS0 P. M. train from New Haven. *- t Connecting at Waterbury with tlain from Hartford.
 /. GOING Soura-Leaye Winsted. 6s5 A. M. for Bridgeport, New York and New Haven, con meeting at Waterbury with train to Harttord.> . ..l... FREIG HT ,aND PASSENGER.
 1235 P. M for Bridgeport, New York, and New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hartford -"---
 Leare Wat9bury: 8. .l5 A, n. for Bridgeport, New York and New Haven.
 825A: M freight train foi Bridgeport 3.10P.. M. for Bridgeport, New York and New
 Leaue: Ratsrbusy:tor Ae North: 12.1o P. M. train for Winsted. .;---
 7.O4 P. u for Winsted.
 The Stage from Norfolk connects with the 6 35 A. M. train down from Winsted and returns on the arrival of the g. Y P. NJ. train from Brdg- port ts5 ri
 The Woodbury stage arrives to connect at Seymour with the 6;35 A. M. train down from Winsted, and returns on the arrival of the To-. 15 A. M. train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, Osis,. Cols- brook, Harrington, I.tchfelh and Bethlem, .ar- rives to connect with the l2 35 P. NJ. Train down from Winsted, and returns on the arrival of the 1913 A. M Train up from Bridgeport.
 The stage for Harwinton leaves Litch6eld sta tion on the arrival of the 1915 A. N. train up from Bridgeport. iu sg-
 The stage from Watertown connects with the 815 A. M. tain down from Waterbury and re- turns on the arrival of the 10. l5 A. M. train up from Bridgeport. <
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville on arrival of the 1915 A. M. train from Bridge port.
 discount of five cents made to passengers purchasing tickets at the office.
 CHARLES WATERBURY, Superintendent.
 Bridgeport, May 8, 1862.