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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
GENERAL NEWS.

The Supreme Court of the United States is
now hearing important prize cases. The steamer
Bermuda. captured in April. 1861, of the Bahamas
an route for Nassau Besides its intrinsic value the
prize being worth $500 000 the presents for
the first time in this court the question which has at
tracted 30 much attention in the British Parliament and
pubcsts OF the right Of Ou cruisers to capture British
neutral vessels on their way TO neutral ports with
sareoes evidently destined for Rebel use hr. Cofey
ssated in his argument to-day that the deesou IN TINS
oase would settle the rule for the Peterhoh. Inc
sprngbok and other are now pending. The case
Is being argued by William b. Reed and George III.
Wharton esos, for the claimant and by I. j. Cofey,
ESQ for the United States
Judge Leonard recently issued an attach
nent. on application Of the Mercantile Bank. for the
sezure OF the property Of Charles Windsor, who was
6rst teller OF the bank and fed 10 Europe. He was
sharged with embexzing e2500c0 Of the funds OF tie
bank Tho attachment authorized the seizure Of the ef
fcts OF Mr. Windsor those Of IN absconding or con-
sealed debtor Under the order property OF consider
able yalus on Staten Island was taken possession o.
Yesterday the case came up motion to vscate the
attachment Tie principal ground of the motion was
that the affidavit on behalf Of the bank was essentially
Adjective and Insufficient The deciton OF the Judge
vas reserved.
By the arrival Of the Moro Castle at this
oort we have news from Havana to Feb. 4. and from
MEXICO 10 jan. "a. The greater Part OF the french
force as sso tie Belgian troops and part OF the Aus
trisns. are being concentrated upon OaIaoa In con
sequence Of this concentration number Of places nave
been abandoned BY the ImperiaSt troops ana . mum
n, Of towns have risen against the Imperial rule Dr
vip has arrived In Havana on route 10 FraDoe' Inc
sspss saeu, as essssss q ssssss ssa eass SAsss W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
TIE Daily Neu, quotes as from THE TRIDus

TIE Daily Ne,es quotes as from THE TRIBUNE
an ayerment that
Every syllable henceforth uttered In favor OF
negotiation is proclamation Of sympathy with treason
We dsclaim the sentiment aud challenge the
citation. In our view, the question Of Pence is
always in order, and will be SO long as the War
shall continue. We differ very widely from
The Ncns az to the proper bases Of adjustment,
rcgnty' proclamation of general turbulence.
license and anarchy-a return to that con-
dition Of chronic impotence and stagnation
whence we were happily delivered by the Fede.
raj Constitution; but this does not impel US to
deprecate efforts for Peace, nor can it Justify
The Ners in so grossly misrepresenting US.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
OVERLAND MAIL RoUTE.-The n

OVERLAND MAIL RoUTE.-The report IN e'l'
culs,iou Of the opening of the Overland Mail Line
California is untrue Business cannot DC resuH ea NV"
temporary stations are constructed between cotton.
wood and Denver, and supplies Of corn and hay put
TO the Line. ,.,;...
The supplis, have been destroyed by tho lndian'
,xxcs ,urn, the season Mr. Holiday VIII again un'
20 r,,ock the line aud II he can borrow ers'A
and sor,ye Of the United States Qaartermas'ers "
nartmen. the business can be resumed by Tue i'' "
March provided the Indians are kept away rnn ~ roS
presence OF troops. At present coacner 81, Iio "a
Atohison 10 Cottonwood. Wesh ano H01i 0"''
USaysr. esSt>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
The gr. Dayid's News.

The following is a summary of the news sent
out by the ST. David which left Liverpool on the 2ota
for Portland. ,
The case Of Capt Corbet Of the steamer Shenandoah
nias Sea KIM Is removed for iris, from the Central
Criminal Court 10 the Queens Bench. Judge Crompton.
in granting The apPc doubled lne amount o. o';
the Treasury, addressed his constituents at Bury He
spoke in favor Of peace and neutrality lie said THAI
non intervention sh"ald be Englands policy II wa
her rule Of conduct where part Of country tached IL
self and endeavored 10 set up pendence This pf
cpe had been applied TO the Southern States OF Amer
co. England had recognized those States es begerents
hut no, until the Northern States had done the same;
and having placed the North and south Oh the sane
rank rs bcllieeren.s, II Eng!ands duties IA neutro
required her &c refuse TO supply ad ana smnsnio. "
the South she required to refuse Ike supplies W .e
North Shu had no, recognized the south because vac
North had not abandoned her Efforts. sun less ne,
hores, OF sutusang the south; nor on the oner ha
had the Scuth succeeded in establishing her indepeha
epce and there, re recognition NJ such nme "ou9
be more than acknowledgement Of a iaet-it woulo
be IN fact assistance Inconsistent WIN tne ooSef' aHos
The parnguay correspondent OF The Brasil end R'ro
P,ite Mail says the American representative IN raIS
quay Mr. WashbnrDe. had oinmunieated 70 tle res
lent dispatch from secretary Seward pralsng tue Az
titude If Paraguay and condemning ire atabous CON
duet of Brazil which likely to knile war through AZ
the 80 countries and is menace to banda of'sl' u1
ms African mail steamer Armenian which len LIZ.
erpool on the 2ith for the west coast OF AHcs VIZ.
totally wrecked on ArklOw Bank Her crew anu ~"
sen 60, "a were eayeI, except four. ~,,.-
ISe Paris Paris says the Spanish frisstc Mim'nc's
would not sail for tue Pacific her aepa " NOR,
countermanded In consequence Of tie receipt VI ">
peaceful news from Pe{n. .,;r,s,s. tho
The Epoca says the Minister OF Colonies 6 a % W.
expenses of the San Domingo war az 20 o, 90
Besides the war has oceasioDed dehct oi io00''~
IN the revenue Of Cuba. a., rYura~.n
II il STAYED that decree convokng the Hungsriats
Diet will be promulgated on the 18TH OF April hhu ~
Diet will be opened on the 18th OF MAY. h..n
IL "a also stated that the military Tribunals nA''
ordered 10 aussh the pending trials In Hungary! ,hs
telegram from Consiant'nope announces sd 20" The
Indo. Europesn telegraph line was coInpe'e9 oa
18th OF January; and also that Col stewart pH''s
General of the service. died on the same Day a nro
The British Embassador ut Constantipopso LOO
tesed 10 the Porte against the new ia" on INC Pe'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

The Legislature of Delaware has rejected the
Constitutional Amendment by a strict party
vote. That was expected The Democratic
majority could not have ratified the Amendment
without voting themselves permanently out of
power. To be sure, the result will be the same
any how, as the Amendment will beat them
at their next election; but it always seems
preferable to die otherwise than by suicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

Nv the arrival of the Australasian from Liv-
srpool January % Queenstown January %. we have
seven days later news from Europe
A London merchant who was in Savannah
two days prior 70 its occupation writes 70 The London
Times that the bulk OF the cotton in Savannah belonged
10 the Confederate Government and would be burned
and that the Federal capture would prove to be no more
than 5000 or 900 bales. He also thinks that the
blockade running business is nearly played out.
The London Times opposes the new scheme
Of an Arctic expedition proposed by Capt. Sherard
Osborne before the Royal Geographical Society
: new steamer, named the Louisa Ann
Fanny, and destined for blockade-running had been
exhibiting extraordinary speed. running at the rate OF
nearly Is knots an hour.
: A letter which the Queen Of England hal
addressed BY Sir Charles Phipps 10 the railway com
panes is attracting attention. The Daily News REGARDS
such royal letter public affairs. which have not the
signature Of responsible minister. as contrary 10 the
spirit Of the British Constitution.
The Spanish Minister of Colonies estimates
che expenses of the San Domingo war at 2oo,ooooco
reals and the deficit occasioned by the war In the
revenue of Cuba at l000Oo0co. Marshall ODonneh
IN speech in tie Spanish Senate. regarded the aban
doument of San Domingo as accomplished fact He
was however. ready to guarantee Win DIS heao tna
he would put down the rebellion in three months.
The Finance Committee of the Austrian
Rechsrath insists reductions in the budget 1t is
reported that the hungarian Dict viii be conyoked to
meet on May IS.
The Rt. Hon. Frederick Peel, in speech on
THE American war urged the continued observation OF
the stsictes: neutrality.
A Paraguay correspondent states that
dispatch from Secretary Seward to the President OF
Paraguay praises the attitude OF the latter anu con-
aeuns the ambitious schemes Of Brazil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
Latest.
LONDON. Jan. 29-eyening

LONDON, Jan. observation-disclosures Gold.
win Smith, in letter to The Daily Ners Of to-day.
thinks that now for the first time may discern tho
elmmcriug dawn OF peace. He argues that a. soon az
Snyery il virtually conceded on both SIDES no question
remains but that VI State rights and the possibility Of
peace is based on the reasonable recognition Of those
rights.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 2e-evening.-Tbe rumors Of peace
negotiations from Richmond, received day per Etna
created much talk in Liverpool, and cxerted very DO
pressing effect on the co.tOl market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

The report Of the cession of Sonora and other
Mexican States to Louis Napoleon, and the
appointment Of DR.. Gwin as Governor Of the
coded provinces, with the title Of Duke OF
Sonora, is contradicted by the Havana CORE
spondent of the Associated Press. DR.. Gwin,
he states, is in Havana, on his way to France,
to press his claims upon the Emperor having
entirely failed al the Imperial Court of Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

R-;r Cen. HAYES, United States Volunteers.
renorts from Richmond to the War Department that DC
has been paroed and appointed us agent to receive anu
distribute supplies for the Union prisoners lie re-
ports 'ba, tie sHpples-65O private packages ana ~
bales of blankets-have been tran serred TO him. n
warehouse las been provided for storing the supplies
and he is assured By Mr.. Ould that every hcihty or
this TRANSPORTATION will be provided He has commenced
the distribution OF he supplies on hand ANA states tSa
he will need $50 suits of clothing (oYercoats excep'e)
additional to supply the wants Of onr men confined IN
the various Rebel prisons. Gen. Grant ia forwarding
che comm unieation of Gen. Hayes to the War Depart
rent SAYS the acquisitions can all DO attended TO from
City Point and the greater part have already been
6lled.
Seventy-t.ye men Of Quantrell's old band Of
guerras crossed the Ohio River and made to the front
OF our lines several days ago, but shortly ahcrwafd
they retired and have gone into the interior Of Ken
lucky agSu Grerriilas very numerous near onr
lines Rcbberies IeQueut Dead pickeis are brought
In every morning.
The military authorities of Memphis have
made reouisition the city treasury for SAOOo ana
will soon make another for like amount. This money
has been collected for liquor licences, under the 500
license order and the requiston is for rounding the
tax of 50 bale imposed by military order on cotton
The President stated yesterday morning to
several gentlemen who called dpon biD that the stories
of disaster to the Army of the Potomac on Monday are
false The movement on Monday was not successful
but no disaster has occurred were the advantages
won on Sunday last reinqushed
The Memphis Bulletin says: " large Rebel
force including 600 Of Gen. Lyles command, are
reported on tho Arkansas side of the river near Mouud
CITY. The whole force is under Gen. Robbins ana
they evidently intend crossing the river into Tennessee
= United States Marshal Murray received tee-
gram yesterday morning directing him to proceed to
Montreal, Csnsds. and take charge OF the st. Adams
raiders who are to be delivered up to the United States
authorities.
The correspondent Of The Gazette, writing
from Nashville. says: 1.-TWO corps of Gen. Hoods
army, Gen Cheatham's and Gen. Lees. have been sent
70 South Carolina
Maor.Gen. Palmer. who is now in Washing.
ton has becn 1t is said. assigned to the command OF
the Department Of Kentucky. in place OF Gen
Burbridge.
Col. Ben Harrison Of Indiana, who was on
his way to Join his gade in shernans army has been
for some days lying seriously i'll at Narrowsburg n. y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

1t is stated that 10000 Russians were con-
centr,ted between the Dueper and Dnester and that
Russian agents were enlistng sailors 10 the Greek
Archipelago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

Hon. John H.. Hubbard was renOminated at
Bridgeport on the 9Th inst. for reelection 10
Congress by the Unionists of the WITH District
of Connecticut, composed Of Fairfield aud
Litchfeld Counties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
Spaiu.
Marshal O'Donnell said the

In the Senate Marshal O'Donnell said the
evacuation Of San Domingo was no longer scheme~
was an accomplished fact. He added that II he had
commanded the troops In the island he woud have guar
snteSd with his head t0 have put down the rebellion in
three months He still ready ~ take the commsnl
should tho King desire il.
Senator Gonz!es had spoken in favor Of the recogn
ton OF Italy by Spain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

OF Muscat DESTROYS n oedine Zanxhas 70 the Ens.
lish. but efforts were being made with tho Imsnm 70
induce him To oppose this oesson.
The B0urse on tho 9Th was Rrmer Rentes adv aaoed
to t7.20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

time reoomponsc ber sacrifice to tho National
integrity. We are among thsc who will 81 all
times be ready IN respond to this appeal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
India md China.

The mails from Calcutta to Dec. %, ShanN
hae Dec. g. and Hong Kong Dec. Is are received but
there is Do news Of additional to what has been
already published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10

The Cunari mail steamer Australasian, Capt.
Cook which left Liverpool at ten O'Clock on the morn
ing OF the 2'th and Queenstown on the 18th January
arrived here yesterday bringing a weeks later news
from Europe.
Tho Etna arrived at Queenstown about noon jar. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
France.

The weekly returns of the Bank OF France
ara mora favorable exhibiting an increase Of about
fDur millions of francs in the cash ON hand
Ths Paris PArA stAtas thai The bSntaAs NE b@eaO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-10
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EC.
ROPE.

A rival or the AustrHlasian-A Letter
from savasmuh-An UneOnssitutisnai
Letter from Queen Victsria-Triai Of
the Captaia Or the shenaudsah-The
United States and the War Between
Brazil md Psrsgssy-Csss Of the A.
DomiuGa WIZ.
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Terms Of the Tribune.

Terms Of the Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
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copy, yeGr--3ll numbers.
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Clubs of FIVE or over, 81 per copy ahu
all extra copy for every Club OF ten.
49,. THE TRIBUNE. New.YOfk.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-14
Progress OF IIomeopathy,

1t is remarkable fact that Lon.
don Life Assurance Office has been
converted to Homeopathy by the evi.
dence Of Statistics, The object ofsuch
institutions is, Of todrse, pecuhiary
gam. One Of the means used is a RIG,
id investigation into the duration OF
human life with all the circumstances
that effect longevity. Among these is
the important consideration OF medical
treatment. =
The Directors ofa Company entitled
"The General Provident Assurance
Company" after dilligent inveatiga-
tion, ascertained tho following facts:
that persons treated by the homeo-
pathic system enjoy better health, are
less frequently attacked by diseases,
and recover more rapidly than those
treated by any other system; and that
diseases not durable at all by other sys-
TENS are perfectly durable by homeopa-
thy,
These data being obtained the Di-
rectors Immediately "opened a special
section for persons treated by the homeo.
pdthtc system, at a loOer rate of premi.
um than that charged on other hUeS.
This is, remarkable testimony to the
superiority of the homeopathic system
Of medicine, coming as il docs from
monied institution, the object Of which
is not to recommend any system of
medical practice but to promote their
own pecuniary interests,-Ns,oGrk A.
f,,eriedn.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-14

WE are indebted to our old friend
Adj. Murphy, 184th Regiment, for a
copy of the Nashville Dispatch con.
tanning the following announcement
PERSONAL L.-Licutenant Dave Mur.
ply, Adj't l84th o. ". l., Assistant
Adjutant General to Brigadier General
II. Il. Commager, while at Bridgeport,
Alabama, and special correspondent
for the Cincinnati Gazette, is to lead
to the altar of Hymen beautiful and
accomplished woman, living in Ports
mouth, Ohio, early in September
The Adjutant is now with his regi.
ment in Edgefeld. We only wish the
Lieutenant the most unbounded hap
plness in the marital sphere.
Wcjoin heartily in the wish for the
Adjutant's "unbounded happiness. -
Lieutenant Murphy, besides having
been most gallant and faithful SOL
der, has written some of the best let
ters from the Army which have been
published, among them the description
ofthe Battle of Alatoona Pass, the
Burning of Atlanta, and one desert
bing the city Of Savannah. These ap.
peared in the Cincinnati Commercial
last year.
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WE always supposed that all white
citizens, no matter where born, had G.
quail lights in this country, and that
an Irish woman had just as much right
to object to the admission of "oontra.
bands" to our schools as any other
white woman.-Edgle.
So we say. The nationality Of the
person has nothing to do with 1t. Ev-
identity, the poor editor of the Eagle
has Irish on the brain. He has kept q
lie standing in his paper fot months,
with no other object in view than to
induce some Irishman to break our
head ovid shillaleh." We hope tho
breaking will begin soon. We should
like to be present when our head is
broken, just to see how il seems. This
poor editor loves the Irish intensely
He is making amends for the past. He
was once rabid Know Nothing damn
ing the ignorant Irish" and hoping
Tor the success Of a party whose avow-
cd object was 10 prescribe the Irish
and especially the Irish Catholics.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-14
Union AonlnallonIfOr tn. senat.-lssI

Union hominationsfor the senate-Is05
District.
1. Hamilton--Not nominated.
2. Butler and Warren-N. G. Nc
Farland, Of Bptier Co.
B. Montgomery and Preblc-Col. A.
j.. Harris, Of Preble.
4. Clearmont and Brown-James
Louden, = of Brown.
5. Greene, Clinton and Fayette-A.
W. Doan, of Clinton.
G. Ross and Highland Capt. Silas
Irion.% Of Highland.
L Adams Pike, Scioto and Jackson
Capt. John T. Wilson's Of Adams
8. Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs and vim
ton-Joseph Bradbury" Of GalIia.
9. Athens, Hooking and Fairfield
Gen. Chas. II. Grosvcnor, of Athens.
10 Franklin and Pickaway-Dr. ].
G. Thompson, of Pickaway.
II. Clarke, Campaign and Madison
Col. Toland Jones, Of Madison.
~. Miami, Darke and Shelby--Col
John E. Cummins,% Of Shelby.
13. Logan, Union, Marion Il Hardin
--Philander B. Coles of Union.
IA. Washington and Morgan--Sam'l
S. Knowles, Of Washington.
10. Muskingum and Pcrry-John
L. Sheridan, of Perry.
1G. Delaware and Licking--Gcn.
Willard Warner, of Licking.
II and 28. Knox, Morrow, Wayne
and Holmes Joseph G. Devinc, of
KnoX,* and BAIL G. Brown of Holmes.
18. Coshocton and Tuscarawas-
Major James Irvine, of Coahocton.
19. Guernsey and Monroe-Milton
Barnes of Guernsey.
20. Belmont and Harrison-Dr.
Henry West, of Belmont.
2l. Carroll and Stark-Henry S.
Martin,* of Stark.
p. Jefferson and Columbia-J. r.
Brooks Of Columbia.
%. Trumbul and Mahoning-Geo.
f. Brown, of Trumbull.
"a. Ashtabula, Lake and Geauga-
Abner Kellogg,* of Ashtabula.
%. Cuyahoga- Samuel Williamson, 4;
Of Cleveland.
26. Portage and Summit,-Newell
D. Tibbals, of Summit.
q. Medina and Loran Err. Luther
d. Griswold of Lorain.
20. Ashland and Richland-Hen
G. Hedges, of Richland,
80. Huron, Erie, Sandusky and Of.
towa-E. B. Sadlcr, of Erie.
81. Seneca, Crawford and Wyan>
dotte-James a. Haigh; of Crawford.
32. Mercer, Auglaize, Allen, Van.
Vert, Paulding, Defiance and Will
liams-Col. Sam r. Mott,& of Auglaizc,
and Henry Ncwbegin, of Defiance,
33. Hancock, Wood, Lucas, Fulton,
Henry, Putnam-James c. Hall* Of
Lucas and Parlee CARTONS OF Han
cock.
Those marked shave beon members
OF the Legislature heretofore.
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General Grosvener. i.
will also be present.

p5~ We call the attention of the cit
izens of Logan and Hooking County
to the advertisement of Peter Miller &
Bro, opposite the Hooking Valley
Bank, Lancaster, Ohio. Many of our
citizens visit our neigbboring town of
Lancaster for the purpose of purchas
ing Clothing, &c, and we would cspe-
ciaIIy recommend them to this estab.
lishmcnt. They havo refttUd their
waro-room, and prepared themselves
for a "faIl campaign and those who
call at their store cannot fail to be suit
cd in any kind Of garments they may
desire. Remember the place.-Hock-
ing Sentinel,
The Sentinel man has got Mr.. Peters
and Mr.. Miller consolidated into the
same person. How are you, Peter Mil
Ter?
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-14

A SPICY HEBDoM 4DAL.-Docidedly
the most spicy paper we get from New
York is the Saturday Press. 1t is
specially devoted to the de!ectation Of
appreciative people, and is more bril-
liant and infinitely more witty than
the pretcntious "Mrs Grundy,' about
which so much has been said and sung
in the country newspapers. Despite
the press of labor which is ever crowd
ing Us into our chair, we will find time
to read the Saturday PreSs.--Dayton
Journal
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-09-14
A Small Fact for the Democrats.

A Small Fact for the Democrats.
Hon. II. N. Mcfarland, in recent
speech delivered at New London, sta
ted that there was black population
Of seventy thousand in New Orleans,
and that scarcely a child of African
descent can be found in which there
is not "visible admixture" of white
blood. .,.
This "admixture''' is tho blood of
Southern Democrats. The Domocra-
cy has practiced misccgcnqtion until
the South is full of Mulattcos.