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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

removed from Bsyonne 70 Bordeau, in cbed'enee'o
orders from the Spanish Government
chr.stina cnnnan ed BY her husbana and tl.-

removed from Bsyonne 70 Bordeaux in cbed'ence'o
orders from the Spanish Government
Chrsfina, accompanied by her husbsn1 and cn'!'
dren leii Madrid on the morning Of August iof-
tagal. They were all inside travelling 'h=flc: 4nd
were accompanied -hor, distance on. 81 ne t.i!
by Gen Gsrrgo. A squadron rs' provided a. an
escort, and the garrisors sberc were m red :" see
them safely conducted from one station 70 another.
She was permitted TO journey by short stages aud
would not reach the Portuguese frontier until Septem-
her T. Snch, at les-t v=s her intention, bu! we 90
s.r,e tia her three daughters and two sous ma
arrived az Southampton or board Tho nal SIC iI.e1
Madrid. The daughters arr grown up. ths sons arc
quite young, and they registered in the ls' al
pas.epgers as the children Of gentleman nsnei
Eugene de Ochoes who or tosrd win them, AMI
whom they addressed as papa" The gentleman Is
q Journalist OF Madrid, Ochoas being an assumed
name One of the daughters has the Bourbon cast OF
eountenance very strongly marked
The following i the oficsl document ii Christina
bani.hmeot published in re Ga-e''e, si;ned By al
the Ministers ard addressed az Circular 20 the Gov
ernor. of Provinces. BY hro sing the DO lment into
mi. shape the Queen spared the modification Of
.ipnire decree for her mothers expulsion
CIRGuLAR.-" The neces si,y, daily more inpericus,
that the Queen MOtaer. DOua Mara CHRISTINA Dc
Bourbon should not continue 70 reside in toe Spanish
dominiops: and also that security should be gwen Tor
the responsibilities 10 which AZ any time her conduc
mayhsvs given Iise, has obliged the Council OF Wins
tiers seriously 20 mediate on the termination tnai
should be given to an affair in which are implicated
the national Interests and the docoTum OF The dynasty
Th,,e considerations duly examined and 'eighed, the
Council of X DisteTs has resolved
- That the pay ment OF the pens .on which tue Cor,
tesofisi5 allotted to tie Queen mother Do suspended
until new decision OF the Constitution C>ries shall
fix what is proper in the matter
80. Ihei al the property in Spain, belonging to
the said lady and her family be- detained and put IN
safety until The said decision become 70 with the view
Of it, answering for whatever charges may be brought
forward and found valid in the said Cortes.
IS. That me above named lady, accompanied oy
her family mme lately quit the ktngdom-to which
che shah no, return-and await the dtc!s.on OF tue
Cortes with respect 10 her future residence.
of which We inform you in order that you may
circulate the intelligence and concur ii necessary,
Al the fufment and execution OF what has been
ordered Signed, &c, ny The hin'sry.'
Queen Isabela shed few tears on parting with her
mother Christian shed none e, all, bur took the mat
ter quite cooly, saying 20 EsparterO that she wa
going to Rome. aud recommending her daughter 70
BIZ care.
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ASIA.
THE DANUBE
I there is no later news.

The Russians having retired beyond the Pruth, and
the AustryaRs having entered the Prncipalties " is
quite milk ely that any further engagement VIII take
place between the Russians and Turks TINS year.
Omer Pasba is bringing his army up quite eisurely
In is now six weeks since the Danube was crossed al
Giureevo and there are not more than 10000 troops
in Bucharest, only 40 miles distant, ana Tor three
weeks the road has been clear. lie has, indeed, no
object TO gain in forcing an engagement.
Baron Hess Austrian Commander Chei, lssaed
the following proclamation when the Austrian troops
crossed the frontier;
"ISu,BIrayrs OF WiLLAcHIA AND MoLDWIA;
In accordance with convention between the Empe-
ror nv most gracious sovereign, and the Porte the
Austrian troops now enter the Prncipaiities ihey
will remove from you all The evils OF war, and bring
YOU the blessings of peace. Receive then, those
Who will care for your future peace and security with
Kindness and confidence, and they VIII prove worthy
of them by their behavior, discipline and subordna-
ton.
1.-THE privileges granted TO you by the Saohme
Porte will remain in full force but expect from the
authorities all proper assistance in providing proper
quarters and provisions for the troops for whose ne
cessities indemnfcation will always be made. From
the people expec. tranquility and order .ior every
disturbance, or even menace OF ,ne sse &
persons parties VIII De puhisheu WIN tno iu ee'e4
ity Of the law r.. 49,.
day forth mo date is menoned to apply TO r. NJ
Count COroniDi, who has been ,aPponseu Sy IA ~
esty to the command under my directions, OF all me
troops in the two Danubian Principaties or TO the
military administration by him nominated.
"(Sisnedp HISS
A letter from Bucharest, August 80 describes a.
great length the splendid reception gwen 10 omar
Pacha on his entry into that city. The military es.
cored him through the streets and the ladies covered
him with flowers.
The corespondentsof The london Morning CRroRi-
Gle ard of The London Daily Ners were arrested by
DE Bucharest Project of Police, whs misunderstood
the orders of 0mer Pasha prevent their leaving the
city, On discovering the mist AXE they were liberated
but they insist d written apology from ner, which,
il Is needless to say, they viii not get.
Said Pa-ha, Vieeroy of Egypt, had arrived at Con-
sisntnople for investiture, and was well received by
~ SuifaD.
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.
TUESDAY,. Sept. lc-2 L. 81.

TUESDAY. sept. ~ L. h
A.s.-Tbe market is steady for Pots at -, and
Pear. are lower, with sales at So 20.
Ccrroy-The make: Is without change since the
70 Gin. Of the soamers news, ltt.o has been done,
however to test The market.
FrorB AND Nr.I-There is n more active dem mi
Tor Western and State Flour but there Is considerable
irreeulsr,ty in the market. State being temporarily
scar,o is rather higher bu FOR the medium aud better
descriptions prices are 95e. lower.
Capadisn Flour is inner and quiet At 80 - IN
bond The sales Of Western Canal are 5000 oo's al
e. 15S 80 IL for ordinary 70 good State, - 70 -
for CON mon TO good State, 60 1888 10 TOR common
to good Ohio Michigan and Upper Lake.
Southern Flour is 25c. lower Tor the better grades
which are in better stock and dull; sales 800 obls
a, 81 75ps9 - for mixed to good brands Baltimore
Alexandria ard Georgetown, and 81 81 80 - for
fancy and extra brands including go bbls. Peters
bury north side at the latter figures. Rye Flour
il unsettled and lower; sales OF supertne at Sc 5Oa
g. So Corn Meal is dull at CT 5oasi OBJ for Jersey
GRAIS-Our mark It is hardly firm foe Wheat,
the demand is limited and prices have a dropping
tendency Gales . 500 bush. red Delaware at IL -;
500 white Southern at 81 e09sl "a. Gsnesee is
quiet at 81 l2l. Rye is unsettled and scarce sales
1000 bush. on terms private.
Oats are scarce and in demand at % Sic i"r State
and Western. Corn opened at cent decline aud
dull but at the close tirner and somewhat unsettled
ssles 70, COO buh at ole for unsound, so 'ic for
Western mixed, with ore or more cargoes at - Sc
WHisKY-A trmer market sales 40 bbs. ilc. for
Jersey and Ohio and Al lc for Prison
PRoyIsIoSs-Ihe market ia firm for Pork with a
20 ID demand for home use; sales Of Mess at s+ 21
and slI siGsl2. Beef is steady sales Of repaeked
Chicago SIS so esl5 s7 City Mess, sli ISIS and
sl16sll rs for Country Mess. Lard is heavy at
lola1o1c. Butter and Cheese are more plenty and
nnief
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LIE EAST.

MARsEILLIs, Tuesday.-The Sinai h7s arfVed.
bringing news from Constsntinople to the 2Sth at
The siege artillery belonging to the French army
had arrived. Al the Turkish men-ofwar on the
coast Of Asa have been put into reputation for Varn9
Up TO yesterday the Duke Of Cambridge was az Ven
thick still ind sposed. The Russians had captured
another vessel and carried her into seVastopoL Gen.
GuyoD has been placed IN command OF the turkish
army in Asia. Mustspha Pasha is in disgrace. Said
psshs, yiceroy OF Egypt bad been inaguifcently
feted at Constantinople.
Llayd of Vienna says the French Gen. Latang
WILL during his stay at the headquarters OF the Baron
de He's, have an Austrian officer for ad-de-cenp
II is stated that in addition his military mlsrion ne
il charged with political one-that OF Fastening the
conclusion of the separate treaty between Austria
France and England. An EDgsb officer OF rank
will arrive at the headquarters OF the Baron do Hess
Of the same time az Gen. Latang
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profound political sagaciy and consequently the
rne x,inguishable goodwill of the Emperor towird
England the reception Of the Prince will bs d.
cordial as the best friends Of the two countries
can desire" The British opinion of two ye7-s
fbcc that Louis Napoleon was en- aiyenturer. c
"miscreaut" usurper" and " murderer see
the London papers Of tina; date hss undergone CO
entire chtnge; aud, OF eour-e, may suppose that
the Emperor, personally commanding The 100, 000
men now encsmped az Boulogne. never permits the
idea 20 cross bis mind how easily this hne army
might be preciptsted on the comparatively defense
lees coasts Of England.
The Board Of Trade returns for fhe month enfet
Augusta >, ind cate a gtnerel activity IA blsne.-
TIE value Of exports show increase OF 81 Jos
sterliDg over the favorable accounts Of the CORE
spending period of last year. OF the total increase
f2j4 COZ i in the article Of metals, rs, 900 ia
ehLery, $4,000 in cotton yarn, Ii, Geo In TOollen
yarn, and 900 in cotton manufactures. Manufae-
lures Of woOlen STOW decrease of tl09,OOO linen
manufactures a decrease OF t4l 900, linen yarn OF
fl9, 600, and millinery Of f7s, so sterling.
The court martial Of Lieut Perry, of the 10th req
meai whose case has excited immense attention a.
disclosing the Irofigae habits Of the officers Of the
army, has pronounced him guilty on two counts but
gives him permission 20 sell out Ihc Times AMI
other journals comment savagely on the verdict a
unjust.
Accounts received from the Cape OF Good Hope
mention the discovery of large hills Of copper in Ma
msqueland. Prince &. Co. had advertised 20 have
COO tuns removed, or August 18Th from Concordia
to Honde- clip Bay for shipment.
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ERANCE

Shortly af,e. clock the Garde Impenc marched
down and lined the quay. regiment OF iofintry
formed guard of honor beyond the Yarde iperta4e,
and the eudes were drawn up near the railway sta
ton. battery Of Elk brass l2pounders vas planted
on the lights above the town. and the SOFIA Tegi-
ment of the line-crested the summit o. the cliff.
At 10 o'clock the royal yacht carrying the tri-
color or the fore and the royal standard at the MAN.
could be distinctly seem and as the royal vessel en-
tered the harbo:, salute Of tven.y-onc guns was
given by the artillery and three volleys sere fired
10y the infantry from the hights. The Emperor, ac-
compsned by two squadrons Of the Guard', drove
rapidly down 70 the quay.
At 10 20 the royal yacht was moofed alongside
and as sson az the gangwsy was made bis Royal
Highness stepped hastily ashore the Emperor ad-
yancing. most cordial shake Of the md was sI-
changed as the Emperor and the Prince stood in each
others presence. The splendid band of the Guard
struck Up God save the Quee sn1 Rule Br-
,annia which national airs were followed by tae
French national sir. At 4 =. NJ. the Emperor and
the Prince proceeded to the camp.
The Prince was accompanied oy Lord sea'on and
bis aidesdecsmp; and the sz horseguards and Blues
formed his escort.
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ONE DAY
LATER FROM EUR 0PE
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

The u. s. NJ. steamer Atlantic, from Liverpool,
Wednesday forenoon, Sept. 6, arrived at ths port ri
at an early hour this morning.
The Cuner1 ma-steamer Arabia arrived al Liver
POOL at o'clock the evening OF Saturday, Sept =
The news by this arrival is not extensive. Russia
sominally refuses Austrian interference. NO new In
cident has occurred in the war; Queen Christina has
escaped from spsin. Louis Napoleon is enjoying his
triumph in the homage paid aim by Prince Albert
for Queen Victoria and by the Kings Of Belgium and
Portugal all of whom are visiting the camp at Bou-
logne.
Liverpool CoTros market quiet and steady. BREAD
srUrYs, for the moment have ceased their downward
tendency ough the harvest prospects are nagni-
feebt. CoHsoLs, closing prices, 95t @954.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board stood adjourned to yesterday afternoon,
but az neither the Mayor Recorder were present
could not organs re except to receive petitions, &C.
A communication was received from the Counsel to
the Corporation, Mr. Dillon, on the resolution OF IN
rreasng the salaries of the Receiver Of Taxes and
Clerks Il valid. The Counsel stated his opinion, ana
gave ths different laws upon the subject thst The De-
partment is wholly, far q the salaries &c, are
concerned under the direction Of the Common Coan-
ell and that the resolution OF this Board increasing
the pay, was invalid. Filed.
Petitions Of the Manhattan Life Insurance Co.. and
Of several individuals for correction Of tax, were re-
eeived and referred.
A communication from ex.J 1stice Drinker, stating
that other Police Justices and Clerk a. and about the
time Of his service in Office had been paid extra for
Sunday duty, and asking pay for himself for such
services. Referred.
One or two bills were also received and referred.
Adjourned to Thursday.
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SPAIN.
THE ESCAPE OF QUEEN CHRISTINA.

THE ESCAPE OF QUEEN ChhioAiNA'
Letters from MADRID OF the 10Th of August give
partcuIars of the riot which occurred on the e-caPe
Of Queen Christina. On learning that Christina had
really left the palace route fer Portugal large
crowds asse IL bled. and succeeded in erecting few
barricsdes.
During the night the National Guard pulled down
these defenses the rioters making no resistance Al
J clock A. VI, number Of the disaiieeted made an
attempt a, a rally near the Union Club but the Ma
,ional Guards having completely hemmed them m
they quietly surrendered the number OF 500 70 400
Among the prisoners was the Marquis Ao"'oa'
President of the Club. The Marquis had previously
headed a deputstion to Esparto, demanding maj
Christina should be brought back for trial. Inc
meeting of the Club was forbidden by the Govern
men, on which II immediately recoostitu'ed es a
scientific association and resumed in ''uns', III,
led to the arrests At --latest dsiee August 80 haand
vas quiet, and is now almos, completely disarnea'
Col. Gandars and the eIMnister Olivan have a.
rived &, Bayonpe Gems. Lara and CaIlonge have
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The London pspers-iucluding TAe LoadoH Tone:
sra nnbounded In their gratuations the visit Of
His Royal Hishness, Fed.MsrshSl Prince Albert to
The event, thew say, is of deep military and poit
I ies i signiscsncy. Hi. Royal Hshness is accom-
panied BY brilliant staff, including the Duke Of New
castle, Mnister.aWvr and is escorted oy squadIon
Of the Queens Life Guards, as becomes ms distn'
81 military position and abilities. I'VE may re-
marx E. passq1t that the Albert hats have been sa
seet Of passenger-ships accompany the ffnce-ha'-
~ ,brse davs Albert is TO be the guest OF Va
poi.op. and the London papers are convinced tnat
k"w he ncbleness Of spirit, the brilliant hospitality
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PUBIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOAbD OF ALDERMEN.
MoSDAr, Sept. ls.-Aid. ELY, President, in the
Char.
PETITIONS INFERRED.
OF ". Cameron ard Others for remission OF per-
.onsl tsx enormously assessed. OF Philip Sboefer
and others sSains; SLOWING the Hudson River Rail
mad Company 20 steam belo~ Sixtieth-st.
RESOLUTIONS CoSCURRED IN.
A,tborizing the Harlem Ralrusd Company TO lay
a rack for the accommodation of the State Agncu-
tpral Fair st Hamilton. square To purchase 40
ones Of Valentine History of the City OF New York.
REPORTS CoNCURRkD N.
In favor Of org N Eing Mathew 4. Williams and
others a first. class Epsire Co.. in the Fifth Ward, IN
place II Engine Ca. No 81, i~'eiS 0'so H''c"'
REPORTS ADOPTED.
Couf,mipe the appointment VI A. II. Dusenbury,
Henry Davis II. Scoyi.lo, l.. III. Jeremiah, a 're-
deuburgh J. o. Hunt, b. +. Pease anu A. Mclean,
as temporary CLERKS in the othce oil the Recover ~
Taxes.
From the Board OF Coaaeilmea With sn ordinance
organizing Bureau o. Arrears From tue same, coo.
curing dredge out slips between Piers Nos. 80 and
80. East River; cNncur1ug 70 appropriate sl,79o Tor
masou-work and 81 loo for ,he carpenter work for
Engine ComI any No. 10. aud awarding the contract;
cuIcuIrng 10 assign nom for tue CvTA Of the Com
Pleas 10 repair tho roof III the Cnbtn Aquodlet
Building; ooncurug 10 build Station House for the
Eighteenth Ward Police; concufring Ia purchase
lot Tor the Twelfth Ward Station-HJ in favor OF
placing ire engine in the house lSte) occupied by
Il cine COnpaBy No. 9, said engine 10 be under she
contol and direction of the Chief EGgineer concur
10 fefunC fftV % Dtlllht ~ hNtEeous brihk
emount paid by them to Mayor wooihu,l for stage
Icers,s subsequently revoked by III lor kingsand.
COMING SICArIoSs.
From the MAYOR fixing the route 1t the Fifti ay.
Stage iine Ms follows: Starting from the corner OF
Fort, s.condet and the FifIh.ev down Flfth-ay 10
Thirteenth ST. through Thirteen h Il. 10 Broadway,
down Broadway 10 Fultonst, aud through Fulion.st.
10 the Fulton Ferry, returning the same route Re-
feTTed. $40 , a
From the Contreller stating that ". Il. Reynolds
had accepted the compromise offered him in july last
in leg ard to the Ofid Contract AID referring the
matter TO the Common Council Referred q the
con mittee on this subject
ANNUAL REPORT OF TuE cuIEf ENGINEER.
The annual report Of tina Chief Engineer OF the
New.lo Tk Fire Department was ro'eINed AMI ordered
TO be printed.
The Board odjodnned to THURSDAY
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THE RAT.TIG.

paper transcribed from the transactions OF the
St. Petersbureh Academy Of Sciences shows that in
so wears past the average date Of the closing of the
Neya by ice is the 18th of November. This allows
vet two months for operations in the Baltic.
The allied force had not left Bomarsund a lates.
accounts. Our news from tho fleet lis scan'y. Ma
piers steamer Bulldog arrived at Dantzic Sept /,
having left the feet at Ledsund on the morning OF
Aug. so. Marshal paraguay dliiliers and General
Jones, with some steamers, had been roeonnoiterng
Helsingfors and the Finland coast. Abo was TO md
TO he strongly fortified, having garrison Of $4,000
men, with Is gun boats and some armed ships lying
before it, The channel before Abo is 50 intricate and
the place strong tina. probably no attempt Will he
made against ii. On the steamers nearing Hango
Udd the Russians blew up the fortress Of Gustavs-
own. imagining il was about to be bembarded. This
took place on Sunday, Aug. p.
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ALBERT II. NICOLAY
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, Sept. n 1854


AT THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, NY
s,,y beautiful villa sites varying In si,e from quarter Of
20 ten acres situate Hudson Park the town OF
YoLi ers within ten minutes wax OF tne haII9so
az hin 81 ule o. the village Of fonksEs and about TWO
nil. frou cithi In Weschester County. ~ T., and only
20 minus ride by The Hudson River Railroad. and Il miles
from ID. City Of New Yot- . -,...x.
nnmbe Of these desirable and valuable Cottage stes are
,oy.t,d III handsome forest ;reeA The ROMANTIC ana
rsoue scenery be noble Hudson for miles sna .he
cinted upon personal examine hon, " e"n'"''1 '
sresie.t panoramic view In me world l., T.. ,v.,. 80,
This prop.rty hes been laid out expressly iof Pva
b.irg p,esestsd BY broad Avenues rfeJ
~ .eess- and improvements are n con
tmplsion; deeds 20 contain res,rlson nul
ssnees and the erection Of o1dn o. ~ - IT,
Haie Hudson PaEt If possible me 'e'uns "A'' ia "'
% ner cen. Of tie purchase money remain
,.rt Of hs ttIs which wild be furnished
I" each p'fehs>ei' "Ss ALSO.
i Hov.. 6led with bricks 81 feet front sboat
80 fee. deep built the best manner without regard TO
.Ip' e hs ssr b 90 n ~
-. "a C,.,,s ~. ceilings and vss Of the Library Halls
"a p,,or, are handsomely Frecoed and Gced and
ever eight hundred dollars On the second soor there
-. Roous marble Man,es and Crstss Bath room
- Wa,,r Cosss and Het Colo and shower Baths Third
eosr Three Rooms The House warmed BY Hot All SPEAK
Diniss room sspplka with Dumb Waiter; sso excellent
Kitchen Cellar, Ia. &c
There slso welbui Carriage House and Stable the
pr.msss 9TH every eoIssneH necessary Add roam shove
TOR eosehmsn ard gardeners together With shout three
eIesebs Land h.,B front Of aoai 500 feet the
Hudson River
500 can bond and mortgage three
y..rs per cent Title perfect Cards OF admission
the premises with lthosr,phe maps and full particulars
''l be ''''in'd 'IsHBlRRf +. MooLAY. Auesou.sr,
(lDg No Brcsdst, New fsrt
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Tort or NETWORK.
Arrived.

s. NJ steamship Atlantic, West, LyePool. oh Inst at IL
A NJ With mdse GDd IA pass to r. X Collins mas stpen,
md ,syy sale from " carried away the staIboard
catwasr &c rperenced heavy w gales the
entire pas.ase .
snd "a psss. 20 j. Foster. ~ A., .,
Ship Yorktown (pscset1 London aud Portsmouth, Aug H.
xtb nd.e and $50 pass 20 Grinn.ll, Mntnm Il Co
Ship Jsne ~ Cooper tof Bo.ton N,ckss. Gusny lsans'
South Ameres "A days with susno, to order Left no Amer
lean vessels. 80 - ,.,
stores TO X VI Blackwell
schr Wsshinston Rowe Nswbern, NC, days With naval
stores 20 r. ". Blackwell 90
Sekf Acton VIII Washington, y. c. dsys, with naval
stof,s 70 j. L. Mitchell
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THE RACK SEA

To Aug. 81 no movement had taken place at Varna,
except that the French were embarkiug fascines
gabions and artillery. Their artillerymen We're exer
eised daily in ball practise board boat and IN en-
barking and diseInbarking. Cholera is abating IN
both armies. 80 -,
II st is an open question with the public whether
the expedition is destined against Sevasopol or AnaPa
We mt 10 sort of reliance the statements OF the
London newspaper correspondents that the expedition
will embark this date, o: the other. Aug = was
lac day they last named
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POSTMASTER ARRESTED.

ALB,NY. Monday, Sept. T. l~jF.
Col North specil! agent Of The Pos;.Ofiee Depart.
nent arrested this DAY y. G. Nelson, Postmaster Of
Keesevil.e. Essex County, " T., on the charge o,
robtirc the mail Nelson was brought o Troy, sni
,sill T. cxanire o-mor-ow before L. :. Comn,siones
Bcech. He is editor Of The Denocratc % er =
Ees.e, lie and son Of Dr. NolfOrd Nelson OF Cana.
dian patriot war memory.
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THE LATEST.
SPAIN.
care.

PAsIs, Taesday Might've have adyices from
Madrid to the Sd. They state ,ha, Queen Christina
had been seized with severe illness from cerebral es
citemen'.
B.YossE, Sept shit il stated that Queen Chris
tina had become insane. We are anxiously waiting
the confirmation and de,ae OF ths Intelligence. The
cholera is committing great ravGges at Barcelona.