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EUROPE.
GRLA 4 Dili AIN
GALE IN SCOTLAND.

=, ~. Avrio rEI EeRarR TO Tns TRIBUNE
FpiSBURG, Jan. pa very heavy gale passed
over the southern counties Of Scotland yesterday.
Houses were unroofed. blown down, &c, and much
damage done. Kilograms report the loss OF several
lives The stori was very heavy i'll this city ana III
Glasgow 1t i thought that the shipping must nave
suffered terribly though 10 adyces OF disaster law
yet come TO band.
DECLARATION OF THE TENlAN BURKE'
soNDoN, Jan. 17.-The papers this morning puo-'e"
q letter from the Fonian prisoner Burke WHO ""9
confined in the House of Detention in CieIAc"'"
She time of the explosion. Burke denies III inc hoS'
pos;tise terms that lie had any previous Aho"io"so
Of ia conspiracy, and declares that Inc attempt
wos made 10 afford him the opportunity OF making
his,scapc no intimation Of such purpose was ever
conveyed TO him.
SENTENCE or SIR CULLING EARDLEX, THE BIG
AMIST.
Tvening-The tTial OF Sir Culling EaIdley for the
crime of bigamy, which has excited great interest
here. was concluded to-day. The testimony given
showed thai the accused married Miss Emily FLOR
ence Maree. in the city of New-York' IN
the year 1859: that he subsequently, IN the
year 1864 married Miss Elizabeth Allan III %
Georges Church, HanOyersquarc, London; ana 'ha'
the second marriage took place while the hrst wlie
was living The Court called upon to decide tue
LEGITIMACY of the marriage in NewYoTk and declared
il = LEGAL and valid contract. The case was hnaily
rivou 10 the Jury who brought in verdict OF guilty.
To.,y the prisoner was brought into court, and the
Judea pronounced his sentence, which is impnson-
snett for IS months at hard labor.
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ding Orleans SAGA Bess,us Com $50 for Mined West
en 49, for White California and 1915 for No Milwaukee Red
Barley $40 per 60 for American Oa,s 3 for American Psa
a. for Canadian Flour % for Beef Tor Winter
Cured Extra Prime Mess Port '5 for New Eastern Prime Mess
Lard 81 for Fine American. Cheese 1913 Tor The highest
range Of Enc Bacon aO Tor Cumberland Cut No. IL Dutch
STANDARD Sugar 246 Rosn g. for Common Wilmington, and lll
for Fine Pale Tanow for American. Spirits Turpenn 30
r c, Petroleum Iei for Refined Cloyesed e ,oF No Am
Red.
Afternoon Cotton the sales to-day are l2oo bales Nddg
INLAND. 7ld7kd Mdng orleans 3a8d Breadsuns are without
change PORK dul at IS New Eastern Prime Mess and Lard
6rmer with sales at Fine American common Roam has
advanced to Wilmington; and Iaow deeLneS 10 no
for American Oher articles without alteration
Byeug-Tbc closed unhan led the ioo t gnos
tons: Mdlns Upanis 7la7di MdlHg orlears 5das4 The
to-day foot 70 900 bates Corn, 453 Wheat 10 for CAL
fornil White and H. for No Red Western Barley So oats 81
1919 Flour SIG for Western Beef l2o Pork, 81 for New
Lard 5l3. Cheese $40 Bacon o laval Rosn
CD Common and ~ for Mein; Tupentne FOR Spirits
Sugar 2iC for No u d. 8 raoS Petroleum dull % for
Refined. Clover Seed 49,.
pLosDoS jan. 2ISoonwbale on e36 2sa gallons Sperm
OIL allO y un. Laseed OIL, s9 lo y an. Lneai cikes.
elO5l for Thin oboaE
Aforementioned Cakes advanced $40 10 n for Thin
obong Whale oil, GJ6 80 gallons Sperm OIL sllo aa.
Linseed On, R36 lo y un.
ANTWERP 27-Aeguooa-Peoeum, H francs for STANDARD
White
sEyeang-Sandi White Ponm has declined 80 entmf Ard Is
now qsoted If q fsrcs ~ csn;imes
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IIlI SsIA.

TIE NORTH sCHLE-WIG QUESTION.
The AOd remarks That " the pacific lnten-
tor. lately mentioned are not confined to the Prussan
Cabinet, but HAT at Copenhagen also they nave VI
umphcd over excitement and resistance OF the Ma
tonal party NJ de Quaade has returned 10 Berlin win
concttory instructions. aud he is precisely Tie man 10
brug The affair 10 successful issue. Letters have been
received from the Prusian capital giving hopes oi salts
factory solution Ia the SchesWg question The cicum'
stance which leads 10 this conclusion IT, that tie Discus
sion Of the difference is placed upon the sole ground
which offers "a solid basistlat Of reciprocal lnerests
This mode proceeding will have besides the advantage
Of compelling Prussia 10 mmask her real intent ons'
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AUSTRIA.
~ :" y =
THE EAsTERN OF EST

THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Tie Vienna Prose- of the 10Th OF January
, That during hi- recent stay this capital Gen. X
nntlen took the opportunity of expressing himself TO
several diplomats peaceful sense a. 10 the p0hcy OF
Russia in the Eastern question.
The paper states that the British Consul AT Bel
grade presented note 20 the scryian Government on
tine 10th OF December recommending II 10 maintain a
pacific attitude.
alleged that the Austrian and Hungarian delegates
about to assemble shortly will have Red Book lad be
fore them by the Government consisting OF diplomatic
documents. dating from the Of 1906 aud including
the latest negotiations IN the Eastern ana Roman pues
lions.
rumor a. current that Baron John, the War Minister
the Empire Will resign his post prior 10 The mrtuhg
the delegates for connected with the position
OF the defense of tie country.
THE NEM CONSTITUTION
NJ Gisra. the Minister Of tlc Interior IN Austria
arrived at Vienna the Sth OF January, from Brunn
and received all the officials in his department In anad
dress he invited them 90 scrupulousy observe the new
CONSTITUTIONS Those. he said who should be opposed TO
The triumph of the system would do well Orctic, as
the Minister has right o the unconditional cooperation
~ dis assistants u the 10 De adopted FOR pro
mOilng tho prOepcriiy Of Tie state.
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FRANCE.
tNroPULARITY or THE ARMY BIZ

I.SPOPIIARITY OF THE ARMY BILL
lloSpoN. Jan 27-LetterS from Paris say that the
renorts of the Projects of the Departments, in re-
,eaYd TO the state of public feeling on the Army BILL
are quite unfavorablc; they generally concur IN
stating that the announcement OF the adoption OF
tshe bill was received with manifestations of dstavor
and that the measure is decidedly unpopular in the
. Departments.
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE EMPIRE
PARIS Jan 27.-The MOnitew to-day publishes the
report of NJ. Pierre Magne, the recently appointed
Minister of Finance on the financial condition and
necessities of the Empire. NJ. Magne says that the
Increased military preparations caused by the lux
emburg dispute, imposed an unexpected burden upon
the resources of the country; and though these
preparations wero long since abandoned with the
termination of the dispute, still they had created a
heavy deficit in the estimates of the past year.
Among other eventualites the report in a guarded
manner. admits that France may DO held liable
10 pay the bonds of the Mexican Empire. which
were guaranteed by the Government 10 meet
these extraordinary demands upon tho financial re-
sources of the country, the Minister declares that
new loan is necessary. The report then gives the
details of the loan. The amount proposed Is 4iO,-
600 600 francs which is TO be taken by public sub
scrptiOn NJ Magne concludes his report by an
appeal to the patriotism of the French people say
ing that. though heavy sacrifice Is required Cd
them its object is to secure for France an enduring
peace which is the great aim of the Emperors pol
icy
TIE FRENCH LOAN.
LONDON. Jan. 27-It is now asserted that the new
French loan of 75OOO0OO francs will be placed in the
market tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIyFRPOOl Jan 27-Evening.-The bark Wapela,
Cant Orr which sailed from New Orleans On the 10Th
of Dcrmbcr for Liverpool, went ashore on the coast
OF Wales during heavy storm and became total
wreck. Only three of the crew and one woman were
saved.
OUTENsrowN Jan. 27-EveniDg.-Th Inman
steamship City of Cork Capt. Phillips, which sailed
from NeW-York January l5 arrived here to-day ON
her way to liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON Jan. 27-NOon--The steamship
America Capt. Ernst from New-iork on the 10th
inst arrived here on the way to Bremen, at o'clock
this morning.
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SWITZERLAND.
RELATIONS WITH MENICO.

IIIAI Huns VIII WLNTIV'
4 dispatch from Bcrnc, dated Jan. II, says {:
Tie swiss Federal Council adopted few days back, a.
already mentioned resolution 10 continue 10 bc repre-
senicd by Us Consul General 100 Mexico Tho Fund now
states that switzerland in notifying that determination
10 is agent added that switzerland recognized the right
of every nation determine the form 0i It's Constitution
and Government that the Swiss Republic has aid down
principle that IL should not interfere ln pretended
concerning tie legitimacy OF Governments
and consequently docs not hesitate to cutter INTO rca
with the present authorities in McNco thc more 80 that
the -ympathrs 0f the Swiss Government NI alWayS 10
fIAnr d a EnnMMII.ln lN.IImN.'
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THE PAPAL STATES.
THE FRENCH OOP.

THE FR NC IT K rs.
4 dispatch dated Civita Ncccha, Jan. 10,
saws: The Fr.sch frgate OrcnOque arrived here from
Touou today With artillery and material for the
French troops and Is still here , ,,,.
stated that owing 10 the severity ~ the winter
ana Tor purely sanitary reasons the French Government
decided that half The cypedionary corps AT SNit1 Ne'H
CHA should go to Vterbo, where they may have been IN
garrison for time
PONTIFICAL ARMY.
dspatch from Rome OF the sth Of January informs us
that 200 fresh recruits for the Antilles Legion bad arrived,
thus raising IFS strength 10 l,s men, Inc fapal H"u'es
IllInl lll.rn nh a a
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LATEST SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ......Jls q.

ARRIVED.
Sie-miug America. Nin'eu. Philadelphia. 70 master
Sshr Wave. Madi,ar Virginia
Srhr Hickory SaEeli. Eiztbethpori
Sloop Jo,n Beverage Moran. Elfalehnnf
Sloop North America. Ten Eyck, kIikabeilpoi'
NIND--At sunset. NM.
BELOW.
OoK-Snnd0wnOne bark passing TIE HOOP ui'ei SAD
Wind moderate, NE; suowiuE
DOMESTIC PORTS.
27Arved. barks Orentsl from Liverpool X =
Allen from brig Pose fron hatan1as Beo" anchored
In the Roads. iIoniald from Sst8an
Iotwgs IIotg Jan 26-Auved brig Charena Nichols, from
stsalas ar Bosou DUNDEE (r CORVALLIS for Nesiork A l.
Palmer from New-York for -. John.
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IRELAND.
ANOTHER GrN-sHOr RODBI

ANOTHER GUN-SHOP ROBBED.
DUBLIN. Jan. PA gun-shop in this city was
entered by party of men who succeeded in carrying
away nearly half a tun of powder. The Police I'm
mediatey cot upon the track of the robbers and have
since arrested twelve persons on suspicion of being
connected with the affair. All the men arrested are
Eeniaue
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sPIRITUALIsM IL NEw,rEGsEY TRIAL OF
MEWEN.

The case Of VIM. McEwen, accused of indie
Gently exposing his person To the public on NeM-1ears
Day, before Judge Tccse III the Court OF Common
Pleas yesterday, M Newark The courtroom was be
scgicd and to the spectators nom serious a. sh II
became necessary lock the doors Seven witnesses
testified In regard 10 the exhibition made by Mcl:wen
aud the Reese family Miss Althea Reese rctracted her
plea of not guilty, aud Mr. McEwen on being asked
whether ho had counsel replied: "God Is my counsel
but after parey the accused accepted the Hon G. L.
G. Clifford a. an associate counsel In the case Waldo
Hyde, New-Iork spritualis while on the stand spoke
OF his extensive travels with the Davenport brothers and
said he had communicated with all the maStcrmnds of
the spirit world He had case OF such eX-
had several times remarked to his wife that 10 pity
to sec peone give themselves so entirely over to the low
that person should allow the spirits to have com
pete control OF his mind because lac may become mere
machine in the hands or wicked spirits The witness
soemnly advised the Court 10 first ascertain whether
spirit is OF God before trusting itself 10 the spiritual
ator the next witness seemed impressed with the notion
that he IL controlled by Almighty God, aud that lie can
remarked, strip himself and show the world his purify
indeed, his holiness. Nr McEwen was at his
6Gse a5oTt month pSo WIN M EeG ,ss
by insulting his friends as he did. he should according 10
Scrpual injunction, n0rtfy the esh and therefore be
saved from eternal punishment. He VAS determined to
live yrtHOus life even IL he had to live ON pudding and
milk Meat he informed the Court, IS OF the devil ana
who partakes OF II cannot I'm commune with
heavenly spirits. He further added for the Information
Of the Court that one sin, matter how bad he
may have been; In other words, whatever -, Is
ago." said he, land on Sunday before New Years,
while | was with Mrs. Reeves aud daughters
and McEwcn, they formed circle, ana after
much urgingI was persuaded TO Join them, which did
out Of pure benevOlencc. did not join hands, however
tor,l do not believe a. they do am minister osthe
the deyil is stIll on earth as large life. do not
believe that those people ARE OF the devil entirely Tho
Che DstTictAttOrney) think they believe III
splritnalism, but not as these people do. am
connected with a publication company, ana wlleh
4
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nr,y vopx nAuy TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY g, 1863

N mt in her property II she was unwilling TO do so Mr.
HYDE and differ in opinions, yet believe him TO be
a good man. notwithstanding; have not slept In the
Garden-st House since the affair Of NewYears Day;
employed Mrs Marsh for the company Az she Is highly
edncaed my two children, aged blk and seven are part
ners In the company also; Mrs Marsh promised to pu IN
her real estate but has not done yet one OF my chill
dren IS in the spirit land"
his mn
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ArrEMpr TO ROB BY sNUrF-rnROwING.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning, Bantic
TIE YEA TIER.

EEw.YoRK Hour. Their. Bar Utad Hourlhsr BsL NV
= Jan. FL 28o 49s2 \. L. ~ .4e5 ,. W y;
IL 29o 1880 n. 2.' 24yJN by T.
29o % Il y. by T. u ZS' Z1si "
Ryv,pEs Moruing-Lght 2i O'Clock. overcast snowy
from ANernoonsnoay Eyenng-snowy TO ococ; depth
fallen 81 inches cloudy overcast Tie Fixed Sarbh the IN
les than O the actual number Of stars that can De seq
r,ey aud perfectly this aiitude but II the EQUATOR 3
can b. mapped down The mnunerahle iases eur
rv view 81 heavens when the ATTEMPT counting them Is
made number small With the telescope. millions be
Telescope Of and aperture only brings
l-nra- md -nrnn i-n.e lI.LLene INTO
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p1SSENGERS ARRLPED

FROM CHARLESTON. Jan. 2T-In steamship Mlahait.,S
Dennis Charlesi Ilarks WA White J. M1nme Mrs " h"od'
Nm Jscsc Oscar jacket Severn John Harhssou. D. tslnr o
johnson Mathew Bryan, Mss : Oliver Mr. jrf i'
WIN Rum H. John Louis Jerome Miss Carrie Haze John 's"S
al fu tie sfepT
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MORE OF THE HIGHVAYNEN.

ANOTHER MURDEROCS ATTACK NEAR JAMAICA.
At about 10 o'clock on Saturday evening
another Of those attempts at murder coupled with rob
berry on the highway which have long been so frequent
on Eastern Long Island, occurred near Jamaica since
Friday night three OF these Outrages have been commit
ted III the same neghborood, and no doubt can possibly
exist Of the hghwaymens intention to commit murder as
well as robbery. The attack was upon Mr.. Abraham
BENSON poor boatman. who lives near Forbclps Land
noon he vent to East New York to buy groceries and
his return homeward. when he had reached lonely sot
near Iiberyave. four Enthusiastically followed MIN,
and ON reaching him demanded his money. This lie de-
cned to give, and the robbers tereupon discharged
their pistol shots at him, none OF which, however, LOOK
effect Seeing this, the robbers set upon him
with such terrible fury that, in the Irst
parts Of his body were terribly Injured Having
got him down they ed his pockets taking from nun 90
and groceries which he had bought The lttle BOY
kept constantly screaming, and probably TINS cirSunl
stance saved his father from being murdered s9meIi1
alarmed the robbers before they had seaIched MT hel
sons boots, where he had concealed ST. ana they ne
after runmaging his pockets. For many years gang 81
ruans have infested the outskirts of Brooklyn and 81
Summer they made Canarsc Flatlands East Newl ORR,
and other places thereabout the of their midnight
depredations They have also been known 10 tch teI
Headquarters in the Seventh. Ninth Fourteenth, ana
Eighteenth Wards of Brooklyn Farmers who reside
along the route to Jamaica nave long fet constrained 10
carry protect their lives from these despera
does. Experience however has taught the farmers 70 be
on the road as little possible after nghtfal and this
dread Of their lives Is not only oiten or great
to them in te and fams When
once farmer leaves his home his family cannot count
his sale return, ana great II rear
gangs Of robbers have OccasOned by their sccessn cN
petitions murder and thievery that IL Is NOT uncol
for farmers to travel TO East New-lOrk 10 acco
pany their friends home.
ATTEMPT TO ROB BY sNUFF-THROwING.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning. Bantlc
Platte porter employed by Mr. A. II. Solomon, com
mission merchant of Broads, while returning from the
safe Deposit Companys Office in Broadway, having in
his hand a cash box containing SllQ0, was met when
entering the hallway OF his employers place OF business
by twOinen habted in soldiers oyercoats, VINO threw
his and then seized the box containing the
money The porter kept his grasp on the box however
and shouted for help, and the hgllwaymen, alarmed
| drnnnoh the hoy and fed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

AIR. OLDwIN SMITH COMING TO ANERICA-CO-
OPERATION IN BIRMINGHAM WITH SOME
PERSONAL GOSSIP STRAW TOWN AND A
FARMER NOT or STRAW, WITH AN ESTATE
800 YEARS IN TIE FAMILY.
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EMP Pills APPEAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Dispatches.

New YORK, April 15.-The Wasning-
ton DISPATCHES rave q sensation special 10
the effect that there Is q Radical con-
sDiracy on foot to extend the term OF
Office of the President to ten years. ana
to strip the Supreme Court of the power
To mass upOn the cOnstitutiOnalIty OF any
act of Congress; to elect Gen. 7 IN
the doubtful States by the bayonet, q
the unlimited Initiation OF currency Dy
means of q National BANK.
A Washington special says the impress
sion is gaining ground that Gen. Han
cock will be the Democratic choice lot
President, and Senator Henderson, OF
Indiana, for Vice-PTesident.
st. Domingo sivices state that BaiZs
was expected within q week.
Thirty prominent refugees OF the Co
bral uarty have taken refuge with the
American consul.
a great tidal wave visited Gauda-
loupe' smashing q British vessel heavily
! laden. The wave was similar TO the one
which rushed into st. Thomas harboT
| last fall, but larger. Itlasted for twenty
four hours. The sea receded thirty miles,
| and left all the ships aground, when the
! gigantic wave returned, threatening gen
eral destruction.
RICHMOND, April l5.-ln toe ConNen
ton to-day an article was adopted pro-
| viding that any amendment to the Con-
| ,titutlon shall first be adopted by tht
! Legislature, q then referred 10 tht
pe0ple for ratification. Alss, tear
! Convention shall be held every twenty
An article was adopted declaring tina
all citizens shall possess equal civil ant
politicaI rights and public privileges.
The report on redistricting the state fol
Congress and making one Congress
man elective by the State at large, wa
adopted.
The Convention recorded the resolution
to adjourn to-dsy,
Republican nominations are being
made all Oger the State. In Carolln'
county, a meeting nominated da"khurs
for Governor snd one white and on
black man for the Legislature. In Han
over county, James MSS been nomnate'
for Congress, aud d white aud on
black man for the Legislature.
General SchOfield to-day appointe'
William n. Berley MsyOrOf AleXAndrls
and a full set of cIty officers and eouneIi
men for that city. lie has also appolHte'
3 new city council for fredericksburg.
LoNDON, April l5.- Dispatches jus
received from B%arcelons, report that Ia
entire kingdom Of Spain Is agitated by
revolution. Martial law has been pre-
claimed by royal order in the province
Catalonia.
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GENERAL ITEMS.


The COurieT's Washington special on
the l1th says 1.-The ruling Of the Court
to-day will exclude nearly all the evil
dence by which the Presidents counsel
could clearly have exeulpated hip, The
rejection Of this evidence by b our
confirms the impression that his eonvlc-
ton is q toregone conclusion"
Judge 0lney has decided the wharf
question at Cairo against the city, but 1t
will doubtless come up in seme other
shape. "Peeble4 VS.. PisiDstOnes," and
other interminable Cbaueery proceeds
ings, are but illustrative Of the hydra
headed facilities of that braaeh Of Law.
Three OF the prisoners have turned
Oueen's evidence against Whelan, whose
quilt ia almost c~onclusively established.
The trial will take place next week.
Whe!an has for years openly evowed
Fenian sentiments aud hatred to MeGee
in Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, and at q
prior period in Hamilton, Ontario,
Nick III. Johnston has been APP
pOinted General Freight agent of the
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Com.
papy' and will assume the duties OF that
POSITION at Cincinnati on Monday.
The Madison Ind Banner of the 9th
saws The Mississippi Valley Navigation
Company of the South and West, have
awarded the contract for the building OF
| their first boat, to our towDsman-Vanee
4 Armstrong for the hull, John @. Cross
lev for the cabin, and Cobb, Stribling 4
90. for the engine and machinery.