New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
construction of railroad in Couytlandt and other

streets.
by the arrival of the Asia at this pc't yesterday
we Lave dates from Europe to Feb. L. The Times
and G'oje Of London expect that the rejeo'Io"
OF the French mediation proposal will be To-
lowed by the recognition of the Southern Con-
fcGcracy on the part Of Frarce. 1He man
CHESTER Guardian pretends to know that the pro-
posal is considered BY Mr.. Sliden and other
Southerners as entirely irsdmisssble. mon
SER meeting took place in London on Jan. ~
in favor Of the American Union and negro Emahci-
patton, and strong resolutions, eXlressive OF syhPa
thy with the administration Of President Lincoln and
the abolition Of Slavery were passed. On Inc same
evening similar meetings. were held III Bradford ana
Stroud Sir Robert Peel condemns the E'oanepa-
ton Proclamation rs odious end abominable Al
mir al Jurien dc Ia Gravero Will be recalled from the
fleet upon The Mexican coast, and be succeeded by
Rear Admiral Bose. Tie latest news from Poland
is contradictory Dispatches from Warsaw report
the movement nearly suppressed, whiie' accord
ing to other accounts the Rebels have cameo some
decided advantages. The Chamber OF Deputies III
Prussia has adopted an address TO the K'ug, wien
strongly censures the Ministry, by the overwhelming
majority Of 25j TO 6S The King hae refused to re-
ceive the address from depuaon of the Second
Chamber. Tie Greek Parliament las been officially
notified that the Duke Of Coburg has consented 10
be candidate for the throne, and that, 10 case Of
his election, he would bc willing to adopt as his
heir lis nephew the Prince of Coburs- ohary, who
/ is willing to embrace the Greek religion
A newspaper sheet, known as Tie InqUirer,
hss for some time, given much oliehse to the loyal
] -. I l,v ,nnllp
and threats were made of destroying the materials
with which il was printed. The proprietor took the
lrIecauion TO arm number of his friends and sta
ton them about the Office, who, without rrovoca-
ton, fired upon a citizen who had exered himself to
ailay the excitement. large number Of
shots were fired, and other innocent citizens
as well as the one aimed st. narrowly escaped being
hit. The next day crowd assembled, when Jenn'
son arrived, and mounting a box, he exclaimed;
, Yesterday, this establishment printing office
and | proposed TO protect it; this morning 1t Is
Rebel ort, and propose to gut it," With this the
crowd rushed in and utterly demolished every tbin9
the establishment contained, and then burnt The
; fragments.
We have files of The Bermwdidn to the 2Ssl
ult. from which we have later news respecting
some of the islands of the West Indies. The islanC
of Barbados, by Government Notice" has beel
, declared sree from yellow fever. Antigua was t
elect a new Assembly on Feb. II. steam pillow
has been introduced into tie island and worked will
considerable success.
EARLY on Saturday morning an explosion &C
Cured on board the nav Government ironclad Keo
kuk, lying in the East River, whereby four Of the
men employed Oh board instantly killed, anC
another seriously scalded THAT it is believed
he cannot recover The verdict Of the jury declares
that the occurrence was Iu.ely accidental.
. =, The borrowing Of black troops from the Vice
!. roy of Egypt by the French Emperor has excited
~ consd cradle feeling among our representative
abroad. Consnl-Gen. Taayer al Alexandra send
q the facts to the State Department and Minister Day
< ton confirms them.
q The jury in the case Of Dennis p Sullivan, trie
for tie homicide of Mr.. Thomas Byrnes, late Super
= intendent Of Lands and Places, having been in dc
Il liberation all Friday night came into Court Slur
+ day morning with verdict Of not guilty.
The soldier, Matthias Gali;ziorf, tried for the
murder of Max Wiez, in Hudson County, n. j.
has been convicted Of granddaughter ia the SECOND
degree.
. -Auu Crosby Of No. Monroe street died At tie
llorIital on Friday night, from wounds inflicted >
her drunken husband. lie has been arrested.
The entire immigration last year into tie United
States was Ia AS, nearly 900 arriving at New.
York.
The feature Of the present Stock movement,
eppcars 20 e t. deitoue Of strength The ouoaions o.
the leading .hsrcs though ir'gusr from day to 1ay sAo,,
for tie week, majority Of tie securities dealt the
arc II aefelo advance. tA,tsuoiig the market Ia
endured persistent laundering from he .isCns booy Of bears
WHO nearly equally divide the j,bbhg Of the stree, with
tie bulls. At lie Fist Board tie ~ .tGiioIs iTei
bat generally strong The advance ia Government continued
and TIE Coupons Of 1891 sold 9. The 100 went 1904
Gld lyes Certificate in demand at S6. HaOal BoDds
were also ruer and in better Inquiry At the Sc,Ld Board
the maLct ia;y eetiye Governments were in good
rs sdv'uce Of Z cent eEd tie lyear Certificates a.
vance Oh y cent At The o'clock call there was mode
rate amount Of business done, at foil pdce. generally In
foreign bills there il yey little Doing Sterling l quiet 4
70. alf1. FTane,, 357ta3so FIeislts lu ind Ts,
easier for Gram. With fair business the msrse. for
Gold hos been sesdy at soout 1880 i53 closing l5'I
Demand No'- sold at 49, and closed 1t ' DID, TIC MoIey
market call is sgn easier aud looms rusJ, low
p The current are J01 = cent The fuzzy
der NiicA rs'eS advanced has died out
Pa ia moderate supply, and freely passed at 5a7 y
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We print herewith the appeal Of the Repub-
lean Union State Committee OF CONNECTICUT