THE TRIBUNE

From our Evening Edition ofyesteTday.


Later from Europe.
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The Cotton market was firm, and previous prices
fully maintsned


The public dinner given by the merchants of Lon
d,n 10 Sir Henry Pottinger, occurred on the 1lth
| Of oDecembsr.


According to the A,orning Adrertiser the Puscy
;,s interest is well represented in the House Of
/ Commons:


The Queen recently held an inycstture Of the
| Order oe the Garter, when the Ieigning Duke of
| Se1e Cobcurg and Go,ia, Earl de Grey, and the
| Earl of Powys, were invested with the order, the
| Queen buckug the garter on the left leg ofeach.
The sailing qualities of the Great Britain have
been tested by trial trip; she proved herse fast
s.iler, and easy 10 steer. Her machinery produces
but little vibration noise, when the vessel is sail
| us at the rate of12 or l3 kncta.
| Not the slightest clue had been obtained TO the
perpetrators of the robbery Of $40 600 from the bank
| of fMessrs. Rogers & Co.


Commercial Convention is on the point Of being
signed between Great Britain ard Russia. The pre-
| Eminaries Of the treaty have been agreed upon On
| both sides.


Some idea may be formed of The financial powers
Of Messrs. Rothschilds house, when it is known
that the beginning OF this month il had in its Pos
session $40 COO orins worth OF bills on discount.
The accounts from the frontiers Of Poland state
that it was In consequence Of communications from
Esgand that forty Polish noblemen were recently
arrested, charge OF being concerned in conspi
racy against the government.


DR.. Adler has been elected Chief Rabbi Of the
Jews in En,land, by III votes; his rivals the Rev.
Dr. Hirschfed und Rev. Rabbi Hrscli, having l3
and2 votes respectively.
The debera,ion of The Board OF Heads Of Houses
and Proclors OF O=tayd. upon Mr.. Wards "ldeal
~ ay,I tla No huy.
close The opinion Of The Board, 20 he submitted
to a coavoca,ion to bs holden the 18th Of Febru-
cry, is the form OF tties propositions:
First, TO ;he false doctrines Of FIR Wards
book, ruors particularly that doctrine which relates
l 10 subscription 10 tic Articles oi the Church.
Secondly, 10 "Trip Mir. Ward OF his degree in the
University, should he not submit retract.
Thirdly, 10 make provision tbe in future the krti
ces shall be honeSt!y subscribed, tina, is, in their
plain grammatical sense, without evasion or mental
reservation, bu; ter The effect be secured
| jurta dHimu. snlpsnentts.


Travellers arrived at Coas;sntnople shout Nov
90 from Persia, reported the arrival Of DIR. Wolf at
hesled in safely, although ne bad Tot yet reached
Tehegsn.


The Bank of England have given notice ,ha,
they will lend money on approved bills OF exchange
- per cert.


10 Ireland irigh,fal cutrages continue 10 be per
petrated.


Mr.. Samuel McKim was shot in his cwn houge.
near Sligo or the ID instant by some peraon who
fred through the window; n7iive unknCw,. Pa-
trick CnrinIi,a subEtIuIizt farmer, was rsing IRON
cchair, at the freside CT his house, ut Gurnecn,
near Clstn, VIXEN he was in like manner wounded
in the arm, shoulder aud breast by n bullet and
some s!ugs. Ga the 3d. James Murray and John
Kennedy, br0thers-;n- law, quarreiled about same
land which they held jointly; there conflict
among their lnerds and Murray received a mortal
blow, of which he died on the 5lti. An armed party
sred he Of pt n
Kings County. on Friday, during tho mans eb
sence, fred shots the head OF his wife, destroy
ed sore seed-wheat, hay, and agricultural lmple-
lnents, and LEFT word that Buik had better prepare
his cofio. He is nerd to Nlr. Backet', who lately
tOok some land from his tenants, making them
compensation in money. William Shea, an old
man, was killed with stone by hs son Michael, at
Kiyemnon, near Callan, because he was spreading
some seed. whsat for sick son. jn.law, with whom
Michael had quanelled.


The Duke and Duchess d'Aunale had arrived at
Pans.


The lioniteur publishes q notification OF the
Consul CT France at Guatemala, dated the 29th ct
August laat, announcing that the blockade OF the
haIbor of San Juan dc Nicaragua had been raised
by the British forces.


NJ. Bernays, Editor OF the German journal Var
ndrts, E Go-abead, printed 10 Paris was sentenced
by the Court of Correctional Police, on Friday, 10
two months imprisonment, and u hre OF 3UO. for





posted the usual security.


Great complaints exist in Paris, owing 10 ne
cessi,y OF better Police. Hordes Of criminals are
al large, and il is unsafe to be cut late at night
without arms.


This Anseriean Missionary Herald contains an
account @; anoccuryence Ut siam which, II R thought
may probably lead 10 repetition in that country OF
ihs course which was recently pursued in China.
Mr. ii. the henc Of British mercantile house, hay
ing received orders from the King OF Siam 10 puT-
chase for AIrn q small steamer, procured one from
Liverpool, Of $50 tons. When il arrived at Siam,
having astonished thousands OF spectators as II
steamed up the 5lauew, the King refused 10 receive
il on any Terms TO which Mr. h. could listen. Alter
long and fruitiess negotiation, DIR. h, whose pa
ience was exhausted, spoke unadvisediy OF his Ma
esty aud his sngdom and was reported TO The i>lns
es having said that he would take the steamer up in
front o. the roya! palace and tire on it.


The King, who hsd imbibed such fearful ideas of
& 6re-ship, that he mad not even looked upon tie
steamer decoye The British msrchan 10 the palace
Of the Prime Miaister, md held him prisoner I'M
I'll he had delivered up all the powder and gun-cac-
riogeB, whether in ne steamer or on shore, Alr. H.
conteaded that ma language had been msconstrued;
and hrs Majesty proposed forgive the insult il lie
would make written confession that ne hsd done
wrong. Nr. II. refused and was ordered to close up
De business speedily, and leave The country forever.
lie departed N week, and il was ,hought that he
would proceed 10 Calcutta and lay his grievances
before thu general government.


At Singapore, news had been received OF the cx.
petition against The pirates Of Borreo, uuder Capt,
Keppei, whose ship, the Dido, wes accompanied hy
the steamer Phlesethon. force went 10 attack
the pirates III their towna the river SukpTran: il
was al irs, repuised; but, eventually, the pirates
were discounted, their Notifications were deuo
Hhed. and above sixty guns were taken; though
t@iIsIort The loss OF MIR. Wade, FIRST Lieutsn0u,
Of the DIDO, Mr.. Stewart, aad several men. The
hing Of kstt, whose people murdered Mir. Erskne
Murray, refused satisfaction; and his lown was de-
sroyed. The Datch had also sent gu expedition to
exact some account OF u missing snip, the Charles.
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY PATsIoT GoSE.-A
mend writes 20 Us ircRi Crawford Co Ohio, in,ei
eence q the demise ui apother Revolutionary Pat
ro', Pe;er Baum. He died q, his residence in thai
county On the first dsy OF The New Year, aged 55
Years He sss Wing oi'76 aoda Whig oi'44.


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