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DUNTFIIER, Oct. TO, 1900,
The three parties held last evening" and non
mated their candidates for Speaker Of the House The
wings nominated G. W. Grandy, of vergennes the dcno
Gratis nominated W. H. II. Bingham aud the free" dem
ocrats nominated Horato Reedham. Of Bristol
This morning four ballots have besa had the first and
fourth of which follows
Grandy %; Bingham rs; Needham %.
Fourth balotGrandy received "a votes; Bingham Sr,
and Needlam 49,
We unable to learn that there - the least dsposi
ton to unite by either of the parties After the fourth
ballot the House adjourned till o'clock, T. n
Five bal OTIS had this afternoon for Speaker
without eHecng any result when the House adjourned
till to The last ballot stood precisely the first
this forenoon.
The three pstes have this evening" and it Is
expected that some arrangement will be effected.
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|SENATORIAL CONYENTIoN-FIRST DISTRICT.-AT
convention of tie democratic republican egatos
he several counties CONFUSING the First Senate district
eld at the house Of Caleb Weeks in jamaica Queens
the 1h day of October 1853 to the call Of
of the last Material Convention the
ientals OF the following delegates were presented viz
dathew McKeon.
Queens county-H. d. Hail. Edward A. Lawrence Par
menus Smith, John Rusbmore Thomas N. Smith, and Wm
Suffolk county-G. s. Adams, Smith Rider Joshua b.
smith John c. Hedges William W. Bennett aad Charles
On motion, Colonel Nathan Barrett was unanimously
lected Chairman and VIM. H. Furman and Ephraim Clark
appointed Secretaries.
enator should be selected from Suffolk county and
eedng ballot the entire of the convention
Hon Joshua b. Smith Of Suffolk county whereupon he
X vas declared unanimously nominated.
Resolved That congratulate the friends Of integrity and
principle in politics the honorable position in which tho
aona democracy this has been placed by the firm
he 18th Of September in enforcing complete anu perma
tent exclusion from the democratic party of the sectional
By the professions corrupt bargain and
intrigue of the real thoughpartaly disguised enemies
veil nigh domorazed
Resolved That heartily approve Of each and everyeso
uton adopted by State Convention and of the demo.
ratio State ticket headed by George W. Clinton and will
i've each and all Of the candidates 1t cordial and
Resolved, That we commend to our fellow democrats
throughout the district candidate for Senator gentle
OF unwaverng political fidelity of conceded ability and
ncorruptib integrity and emnenty worthy their support
On motion Resolved That the next Senatorial Convention
this district be held the house Of Caleb Weeks in Ja
naica, on the second Tuest ay Of October, 1855:
ion be published in the New York Herald the Albany Ar
the National Democrat and the democratic papers Of
X he district
motion vote of thanks given to the officers Of the
Convention and Il Convention then adjourned;
NATHAN BARRETT, Chairman
T.a. VIZ H. FYCRaas, Ca Secretaries.
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Personal IntcliQenee.
contradiction OF the RumOrs OF a Coup
d'Etat, by Santa Anna.


Secretary Dobbin of the Navy Department visited the
steamship Baltic yesterday and in the afternoon left the
Secretary Guthrie, Of the Treasury Department with
his family arrived in the city last evening" and put up at
p G. Washington, Washington Col. E. B. Morgan,
Aurora, n. y; DR.. Bsynard, rhiadeiphia Geo Under
wood, Auburn, N. y; Dean Richmond Buffalo, n X;
Daniel H.nd Georgia. d. Neyns, Mass; j. R. Davis, Phi
ladelphia j. r. Colt Mobile Thurow Weed, Albany ar
rived at the Astor House yesterday.
G. ". Newton, Y. S Navy; g. +. Marard, Virginia Dr.
J. B. Whiting, U. s. Navy Mrs Commodore Wilkinson,
Norfolk Capt. Whttlo, U S Navy Dr. W. Parker, Vir
Lowell s. Hanna, Fort Wayne A. Eesker, Ohio, arrived
at the Prescott House yesterday.
Lieut.. Gov. Church. Albany Judge Wood, Ohio Hon.
Van Rensselaer,, Albany Capt Palmer philadelphia 81.
Smith, Boston R. rendleton, Va Horatio King, Wash
ARRIVALS.
Shs m L. nmss S a.
lewis HosSts Xn,eos rerra SAMUEL Dickinson
g,sss.S Gee snS SsIs Gss
WIN a sdy k,Sss dsAs Assi cnn'
Sdna James Grill iady aad som DR. George Dennis lady
Sn ana aeS avan p nsr
sser DionOn .ssph a NJ lanes smss pse Mn GsTs a
tc Thomas Angus, John WrFhs, datn WhitaeId, ID, md
&i'iaT Mr. San aRS isaS Ss I cSSss SS Mrs MASON
ssT's aa fsS lady, James ss'xEsi?
III Northrop Jno Fegran, lnG u NJ en- Dr "
Walker and lady, Mrs Jno lpnss Barclay, Mss Mary
smith Ellen Amelia smith Ms mendrop n, |. Keeling
Gs M2nsyr r3 M Mis- ssk Riss MS% bsae
Lewis Webb Saml Uaines, lrs Mary GaAser, lily NJ
Doughery lady and SON. WI alis, Chas Saunders Geo
Chapman, Miss Jane DEumn1enf Miss Mary Herbert Mrs
Mnry ii Herbert Chas BisDlt Thos Davis Fran Butt ana
lady Misses Sarah and Marysr Freeman Ssml Hodges
VIM 4 HARRISON lady and shr d, Vim II Halet and lady,
Cornicf sam Marsh and ssd Miss Corniek Mira asnny
Wkinsonand SERVANT hen ry Hunter James Bange VIM
HALL Chas Perkins, jana II Bewitt, Jno MONTGOMERY,
Miss Mason, Moore ad lady, and 80 in the seerage
pg ,ARTUREs.
For Liverpool in stespss hin America from Botonrs Ap
pleton III II Hail. bearer OF dispatches Crockor Ark
Icy N Il Howes, Wh to- and X s Harlcs, of Boetsn
Booth, Of Providence Coray and wife, Munck wife
and child Peddee; an Il Giles, OF New York; Capt
Ashby of salt Lake y; Scott, Of California; Cap,
Conner, OF Goth Ety A, Bailey and Coyernson, o.
Canads Penn Anderson, Anderson Mr. Messher s
Pmdar. oldhsTa, Arrowsmh, wife and child, Clark
Hughes DR. a. eee and Bower, OF England; Irwin
Of Dublin 6v ck Of Scotland; Gerson Of Paris lie
roy, and MIRA Lsr ~ France; Milne Of Trinidad Mo
ra, Aragona DclGado Cid and - Osboxne Of Havana
Lswrcns exico; Beckett 4 Beckett, Misses Bliss,
Jscos, = 6Ifi Beard, II Delel, - Denman, Caut,
Maiistt aRa- Martin and chld. residence not given
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Markets.

NV ORLEANS, Oct. 2-Noop
Our cotton market continues depressed; barely 500
bales sold this mornng-aealers anxousy awaiting the
steamers Ffeights to Liverpool are luoed sd
Albany, U Ct 49, iS53
Receipts Of the past twenty four hour s-Flour v 600
bbs wheat 900 bushels; corn, 1907 bushels: oas
$4,000 bushels barley $4,000 bushels. Flour rather a.
pressed dealers awaiting steamers news Wheat-PY Y;ms
Ohio in good demand. Corn easier with better in rv
Gales 10000 bushels, at Sic S2c. for mixed W. itern
1000 bushels barley sold at s7c Tor four rowed oats
DUH
OswEGo, Oct. IL 1853.
Receipts since yesterday-Flour, $500 t.s.; wheat,
100 900 bushels. Wheat in limited der.and Corn dull
but Grm. Heights-Elour, 52c. a b4c. wheat, TO .
1Sc.
BuftMo 0ctober 13, 1888.
Receipts since our last:-E our 400 barrels wheat
2s COO bushels corn 200 oushels Flour dull dealers
waiting the steamers new. Wheat not much inquiry;
with downward teB' ency Oats dull 4 4c. sisnts
UNCHANGED.
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From the South.

THE YELLOW FBvER-THE FATAL EENCoNrRK m
TWEEN MAJOR ARNOLD AND DIR. STEINER, ETC.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l3 1862
The New Orleans papers Of Friday last state that the
yellow fever stu prevailing in various towns ee
Mississippi and Louisiana. Nachez is free from the
epidemic, and trade revving there. The fever had
disappeared from Thibodeaux but at Yazoo City it
still raging severely
The Savannah hcpuon states that the charge against
Dr. Steiner for killing Major Arnold, Investigated BY
Justice of the Peace for Hill county Texas the 10th
ult and Steiner discharged, the ground Of SELF
defence
The Maryland coal trade of last week amounted &c
500 The sickness among the hands the canal
still continues, and there is but little doing.
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HOME sTHADs.

INDEN HILL IN THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE OF
Ia Maspeth only ga miles from Wiiamsbarg.-The value
the this choice location having been tested by
SALE and there being evident desire on the part Of
obtain thcm the proprietor has resolved
% Up remaining part Of bis farm and at grade
plant the That he will do in the neatest man
ected Linden trees, whch will ente the property to the
bove OF all the village locations in the market
surpass this one for beauty scenery dry healthy SOIL
md excellent water and as the advantage Of being with
short walking distance of the city aud be reached at
hours the day by omnbuss a and xt spring
railroad At lowest fares The village plan fixed and
Its OF sizes TO suit puroha be selected and bought
~ to s. iiinBARD, tho premises, or to AL
JEKT H. NIC0LAl 80 Wall street. l.. S. Seventy five
er cent OF the rurolese money remain mortgage
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NEWS BY TEL E G IL APA
From Washington hty

From Washington l1ty. -,
THE NEW YORK suBTREAsURY-MR. piA ADooA
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW TO- TX hnAiD.
WASHINGTON, o, IT. ls' 1900
General Dix, in compliance with his repeate, anu
request will soon be released from the office A''"-
Treasurer at New York. There several p
candidates for the place, of whom sly theyI
encouragement from the President o.
APPOlNTMEHTs-AwARDO OF INDIAN CONTACTS. y"
hlNATIoNs OF THE UNION-THE GREAT RACE.
FROM TIE NEWSPAPER AGENT
wAsnIsoroN, Oct. 10, 1853
Ihe President has appointed james II. Williams
hane consul to Sidney, Australia and James II. Young
OF New York. commercial agent at Curacao.
The Star of this evening indicates that james Gordsn
Bennett was an unsuccessful applicant for the Frenh
mission.
The contracts for the supply OF goods to the indians ~
the United States have been awarded to Messrs Grant
barton OF New York; Calender Rogers Co., Of Bostos;
Thomas r. wilson, of Trenton, and L. Tryon OF p hlAdsa-
phis
The Onion Of this morning has q severe artA . %
nourcpg those who pretend to be friends Of the res
dent and yet attack his cabinet 1t says the Pre len
has no feeling for them but sovereign contempt. .
The Onion also continues its defence of Secretary Gu N
rie's let ter to Collector Bronson.
The great race to-day at the Broad Rock course Pe
burg, Va between Nina Ped Eye, and Lawson we 1A
by Red kye-four mile hests-frst and third heats.
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Important .Tclcgraphic Arbitration oase

Pm4ApE1PHIA, Oct It, 1858.
An important arbitration casa to be argued today
before Messrs Petgrew and Daniel Lord dis nguisAsd
lawyers Of Charleston and New York, to setae certain
charges against Amos Kendall end associates of;mpropsR
appropriation to their of $50 0oc
of funds belonging to the Washington and few Orlean
TELEGRAPH Company report by Messrs. Cuyler Mo-
Crary and Maury asserts the facts alleged against Kan
dali to be The cha-les preferrsd by NsS<
York ,tock holder
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From Providence.

DEATH OF TEIsTRAM BURGEsS-EIRE RIOTERS D..
CLARED GUILTY OF MURDER.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. 10, 1883.
Trisiram Burgess died this morning at 10 O'clock the
eighty fourth year Of his age
The coroners inquest in the Of Neal Doughty k
ed at the remen's fight last Monday have retu med O.
verdict of guilty of wful murder against six Isrsons
O. ,ty two of whorl have heen arrested.
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POLITICAL.


kiGGAIA WARD-ATA MEETING OF THE CHARTER
ose the candidates for the ensuing election
on motion OF Robert W. s. Bonsa Dr. William Schirmer
called to the chair, and Benjamin Cohen appointed
The meeting being moved and second
% that we tender Richard r. Compton the nomination
Alderman. Carried by acclamaton.
On motion Of Mr. Gershon Cohen IL moved and
d that tho nomination be rendered to Albert
smith. Carried by aeclamation
Moved and seconded That the nomination for Constbs
n rendered to the present ineumben Mcssr Moses and
Motion for half hour purpose Of calling
cept. Carried.
The chairman upon calling Alderman r. T. Compton
stated the desire OF the Convention
speech and hoped he would accept of the nomination
Alderman Compton in his usual happy STYLE declined the
nomination and expressed his desire success the
democratic candidate and proderd his in the cause
70 elect the favored nominee.
The Convention again returned their labors and the
name Of Charles H. Ring placed before them carried
by reclamation. " - NN'N
committee Of from district in the ward was mn.
TO name Inspectors Of Election the various ds
srcts IN the ward There being further business the meet
ing adjourned 'A' A''''
ron ALDERMAN,
CHARLES Ii. RING.
FOR couNcIiAsAN-THIRD
NATHANIEL ROE.
FOR coueiImhn-roURTH DISTRICT.
RALPH B0GARTJ
ASSESSOR.
ALBERT W. SMITH,
FOR SCHOOL
Robert W. s. Bousall, Isaac Phillips
- FOR SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Or. William Schirmer, Cerardus Boyce.
. FOR coNsTABLEs.
Abraham Moses, Richard A. Chambers
WILLIAM SCHIRMER, Chairman.
BENZ. COHEN, Secretary
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Severe Weaths~ IN New Hampshirc.

BOSTON, OCt0ber To- IuES~
a letter dated Gorhas N. H.. October II, says aA 4
Mount Washington IL covered with to the depA ~
two feet and it arifed in places 70 the den@ ~
eight feet II has also been showing in the towns ma
the mountain for several days past The theraS am
stood, last week, upon the mountain, at zero.
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Great Britain.

INCREASE IN THE RATE OF DIsCoUNT-THE COURT,
ETC., ETC.
Tie Bank Of England had raised its rate OF discount to
FIVE PER cent
The Court co, tinued in Scotland and home politics
presented complete blank Meetings had been called
in some Of the larger cities to ympathzc with the Greek
Christians but they regarded as Russ an demonsra
tions, and but few attended
Mr. Gladstone the Chancellor OF the Exchequer, kad
made a speech In the norlh Of Scotland, but avoided
public affairs
Sir James Grnham at dinner given to the lords Of the
Admiralty who were with the eet at Cork stated that
although arming going on in the naval department
these preparations made in the spirit OF peace
Lord Palmerson had been presented with the freedom
OF Glasgow In replying, he nude aus'n to tho pre-
cent political crisis.
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The Foreign News at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 13, 1858.
The steamship Canada's advces received at four
O'Clock this afternoon by the associated press the
Washington and New Orleans line.
The sales of cotton up to to-day barely 900
bales, at 9ssc. Rio coffee is dul and being stored at
sac. &c
The bark Hamilton. from Bo.tcn, arrived to-day.
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ORNAMENTAL IRON work. &c.

,NJicKERsHkAS ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK
W Wire railings, east AID rroIyhs iron raulngs.
Icon fonceB for isrrca, Plantations, ka,
trsn beasteads, ~ great variety,
Iron furniture cf every description.
Manufacturer o. all the iren reinss on tho grcunas Ana g
rSs 4o CiroaIars si Gys forwards by ths
ursr. JOHN D. wIcbLHSEAH No. sia Drosd~s1; ooYss
Ses yy no sni 81 Jaws a,sent
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PiIIADEIPzLA, Oct i3, 1853.
Returns from Philadelphia county show the election o.
Foakrod democrat state Senator fhe Assembly re-
presentation win be probitionist snd four deGs
Gratis.
The official account makes material alteration in the
estimated result to the Legislative ticket OF the city
and county The whole vote not yet officially declareds
but the result will probably show the eeec,en of Steee
the democratic candidate for Auditor.
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SyRACrsk Oct. 10, 1853
The free democrats held ther county convention to day.
which pretty well attended. Charles a. Wheatou
was nominated for Senator; A. H. Jerome, G Manlius
District Attorneys Jefferson Freeman OF Clay Super1n-
tendent the Poor Benz f. Sweet of Cicero Justice f
Sessions E,hraim L. Soue, of Saina for the Assembly.
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The State Elections.

CINCINNATI, Oct 13, 1858.
The following democratic aaorities have been ascer.
tained:-
montgomery .-....... 800 Sasdusky. ............ PES
Erie 2C0 Otlawa .............. 100
In Cuyahoga the free soil ticket is elected It is also
elected In Lorain by six hundred majority In Toledo
City the democrats gain three hundred votes Tss-e No
ooubt of the election of the entire
We have no report Of the vote the Maine law.
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yTHE CONGRESS OF MONARCHS-FREE INFORMATION or
BREADsTUFFs- QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
The Emperor Nicholas and the Prince OF Prussia arrived
the oath at Omutz to meet the Emperor of Austria
sno then there had great military display and
long private conference between the two Emperors.
The period or the free importation of brtadsu. into
the To Sicei is extended until the of May next
Ten days quarantine is imposed ships sSom the
United States, while vessels from New Orleans
cluded A together from Neapoltan ports
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|EICHTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REGULAR NOMI-
nation-At meeting Of the Charter Convention of the
Ward held last evening" Mt Union Hail. of
rhrd avenue and Twentysecond street, Mr. Robert c.
received the unanimous candidate for Alder
nan OF the Democratic the ensuing election
JOHN VANPELT, Chairman.
GEO. S. DREW Secretary.
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'polstscaI IntCIlaronee.

William Murphy was nominated by the independent
reform par y Of the Seventh ward Wednesday evening
CAM ste to represent said ward In the Board OF Al
dermep
sceJ Pointer, the whig candidates for Mayor IN New,
~, N. j., was elected on the llth inst,
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EryDf.
FyTr,rstn n or TIME p0p pYpr

ExTgEsI0 N OF TIME FOR EXPECTING aRl
Abbas Rasha had proheied the expectation of grain
from Sept 2S- but the Consuls rsnonss-ances had
promised to sxts nd the date TO November 30.
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IEika.
ARRIVAL or THE OVERLAND MAIL-FAaII,

ARRIVAL or THE OVERLAND MAII--FAsIfE AT RAN
GooN-GEOLER.A AMONG BRITISH TRoOPs--
ACTIVITY IN COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS
The Overland mail had been.te!egraphsd. The dates
were, Calcntta, Aug 20, and Bombay, Aug 60
The famine continued at Rang with tho prevalence
of cholera amongst the natives and fever among the
British troops.
Burmah quiet, and Hindossan quis. through
out.
The commercial accounts from Isla were nlors salts
factory than any recevedfor time
At Bombay business actve prices rec covering
and the money market easy.
1t Calcutta the transactions not extensiye, but
the market was healthy and quotations firm. From
both ports considerable shipments we're taking place to
Australia.
Singapore dates are to August 1a Cotton manafac
lures were dull.
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SIXTRENTH WARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE CHAR
ter Convention of tie sixteenth ward held at Tenth
the call the Republican
ienerai Committee Alexander NJ Ang having been called
the chair and Samuel g. Smith appointed Secretary
lotion the following limitations unanimously named:
For Alderman,
CHARLES A. MAY.
For ASSESSOR
JOHN PHELAN.
For Constables.
BENJAMIN CARR. JOHN ASHLEY.
For Inspectors Of Election
First District. Second District. Third District
francis O'Neil. William Dale. John Ifoey.
daniel Mead. John Cahry - Willets
Fourth Dist Fifth District. Sixth District.
Moore. VIM c. Seaman Samuel Radclif
rancis Early. Vim. Griffith John McClclland.
Seventh District Eighth District.
Alexander Mailing. Hanford Smith.
Jacob Moore. - Carter.
On motion. committee appointed wait tho
pees and inform them of their nomna ationwhereupon
be convention adjourned until Tuesday October lS
ALEXAN DER II. ALLIN G, Chairman.
SAMUEL E. SMITH, Secretary.
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Russia.
QUARANTINE l,EGIl

QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
five day, quarar tine against the cholera had bee
tab ished at Odessa and sanitary Gordon
Wild din and ulina.
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Crystal Palace.

crystal Palace.
WASHINGTON MONUMENT ASSOCIATIONS.
To cash on hand As O69 81
Contributions for Oct. IL and 12.. 1873 As
Contributions f u this day ....... 63 27
Total. ~ .s5 ,266 61
FROM tne, opening Of the Crystal Palace TO the
present " me the contributions are as follows -
Uon!rip itons from visiters ....... $4,000 W
ocnu .butiops from public schools OF New o-o %
20 Atributions from Thomas j. Hughes,
aged l9 years. ...........,s...''''.'. goo w
Total .....,,.....,, ,SS,26s 81
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NL0THINo AND PURNITURE-LADIES AND GEN
N:men having any " d,,pose Of can receive tar price
rsalvay, 81 by letter. 3. COHEN Ladies called on by
- Cehsa.
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SAVANNAH ocs u 1853.
The steamship Augusta Capt. Lyon has arty sd at this
port from New York.
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Prussia.
THE AMERICAN AMIR
Denmark.

THE AMERICAN AMBASSADORS
Mr. Barnard had presented his letters of recall and his
successor Mr.. Vroom, was daily expected at Berlin.
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DISAPPEARANCE nE Tu

DISAPPEARANCE OF THE CHOLERA.
Copenhagen dates 10 the 23d Of September pnnounce
hat the cholera had entirely disappeared
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RETURN OF NARyEZ-MINISTERIAL NOMIN ATOMS
ETC., ETC.
Narvez Is permitted to return to Spain
The Colonial Council is suppressed
The new ministers will not publish programme Of
their intended policy.
Calderon dc la Barca is nominated Minister OF Foreign
Affairs and Domenech Of Finance.
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CLOTHING, &c.

yAsr-oyp cLorruNG-s 90 WORTH WANTED
The hshes cash pTe- will be berty siyen IN currens
yoasy for large small ioss OF good left on oloshnS
svsry description Address through post call JAkES
I0ROk EH. No. IL Orlnxe rseset, near Chatham
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France.

THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESs-ALARMING RUMORs, ETC.
The Emperor and Empress well received on their
tour at Amiens and along the route and pretty well
Boulogne They had returned to Paris.
All sorts of alarming rumors we're circulated the
Paris Bourse The Russian minister said to have de-
manded his passports but this representation
1t also said that Austria had notified France and
England that If they active aid Turkey the
trans woulc side with Russia and would occupy Serva
This statement wants confirmation.
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ADVANCE OF TEE REBELS ON PEKIN--DEpARTUES OF
A PORTION OF THE JAPAN SQUADRON-REPORT OF
OFFERS OF ASSISTANCE TO THE EMPEROR BY TIE
AMERICAN MINISTER, ETC., ETC.,
In China the insurgents continued their advance
Pekn.
The Imperial government was in great want of monsy
and provisions were becoming scarce at Pekin.
The hired fleet, blockading Chin Kiang consisted Of
eight English and American vessels Nothing late is
ceived concerning Commodore Perry movements.
The steamer rowhattan arrived at Hong Kong the
2Gth and the Nandalia at Macao the 23d July and
both Lad gone North TO join the Japan expedition
Eantcn was quiet.
Foochow dates to july 10th, report that the American
Consul had native agents busy employed in commercial
matters in the interior.
The Hong Kong correspondent of the Daily Necs under
date os August says currently reported that Mr.
Marshall had the part OF the United States, offered to
the Emperor lean OF million dollars, and such
tive assistance practicable. If true 1t stated
that the British plenipotentary would send to
the insurgents to explain that Great Britain did not join in
this offer.