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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
THE STATE OF EUROPE.

From Our Own Correspondent.
LONDON Friday, Oct. IL, lS56.
O'DOpnells sudden fall causes scarcey any re.
Gret. lie has been served by Naryaez just as he
h,mself hsd served Espsrtorp. The only charac
terisc feature in the intrigue agsust him wss that
the Queen behaved with unusual kiudoess toward
aim on the evening previous 70 bus dism'sss This
feline trcacbery ia common Ia al the Spanish and
Neapoltan Bourbons. The! fully before that it is
kingly TO practice deception. Narssez, who has
supersedcd ODonnen, is however far from being
favored by the QGeen. She fears him on account
Of his uncomfortable Its Of passion; and, accord
iogly everybody looks upon his ministry a. only
n transition TO q pure Absolutist administration
under Sartorlus, who BY supplying moaey 70
ehrlstns, and parsnours 10 Isabella, is the right
man Tor both Queens. Just before his reSnfry into
power NarNaez had personal afair with the hus.
baud OF Inc queens slster-in-law whom be csned
40 true South Carolina style meeting bin scci.
6entally AT toe house Of a common friend Seoor
Guel Rente had not given him any rer.onsl
eAensc but the Marshal remembered on seeiuo
him. that several years beck the gentleman hsd ar,
poted his (Narvaez's) conduct in the Cortes
Guel Rcntc has sipee challenged the gallant cs.
bslleTo for the uncalled-for assault, but Nsrysey
initiating his South Csrelinian prototype, managed
matters so Is 10 be forbidden by the Queen to 6Sht
q duel, and accordingly, coiltented hnself with
seuding bis antagonist into exile to Ssu Sebastian,
Sor baving had the bodness not to accept the can.
ing with mech humility.
The affairs Of France look serious. The money
narke. is still in Il most preeersus condition, and
- generally believed that the star Of NapcseoD -
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TIE BRIGHTON AFFAIR.

Yesterday morning Court Of Inquiry wac hoid at
Brighton for the purpose Of investigating the charges
against Lord &. V. Tempest, L. Bit and Lieut..
Wistaney. The rosug was announced m last even
iIgs Gasdtf.
AL the morning papers notice with sst''so'jon the
manner in hicl the Dke Of Cambridge has acted IN
The case Of Lord c. " Tempc.! and Bit. His Lord
chip, 10, anticipating the Summary process which has
ben taken, had written to IT., T'ge complaining OF
the suspension in which he was KEPT by the military
authorities. Tie TINES adds;
eve need only congratulate Lord T.. ': Tempest
On being nd Of h- suspense the Fourth Light Ora
eooI,. On being nd Of Lord {. v Tempest, and n.
Roysl II. ghneos the bake OF Cambridge ha.m! bad
the :ood s,nte TO srply speedy remedy to crying
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Queen and Court have returned from BalnoYal
tScotlaBd) 10 London.
Mr. Kcrnaghan Of Chicago is q candidate for one OF
the vacant Consuls hips-ethCr at New York Ph1sdel
pha or Cincinnati. his claims urged by some OF
he pspers and the Corporations of Sligo, Derry and
Coleraine Leaid, have sent Recommendations III bis
favor 10 tie Foreign office
letter from Iaugier says that the Empc-or OF Mo-
rocco has authorized his Minister TO Degt tate treaty
Of commerce with EDs land Among other important
items, this treaty will abolish m .nop0Efs.
Al tie halt-y aTly meeting Of the Eastern Steam
Navigation Company, some information 70 the pro-
grcss Of the mammoth ship Great Eastern submit
ted 10 the sha, 1t Is expected the ship will DO
launched shout the middle of April next. The boilers
wee ~ he delivered The present week, aud tho propei-
ing machinery ie bthg procs eced with. Most part OF
tho bull plaedihc cItremetes OF the stem snd stern
alone remaining TO be completed The engineer j. X.
Blunel, has naturcd hi- plars Tor launching.
frgaic named the baden, 81 gucs, has just been
launched At Pembroke.
The agents q! Sn.h & Wesson Of Hartford, Conn,
have eahibi'ed .hor repeating pistol 20 the CoQl
nnndor-luChi@i, by whom 1t has been hvoraby tt
c(iy,d.
Some wag bes imposed on The IorSoa Tine,
travelling N the Southern Staios. he wa, .igns hiC-
self AN Eye Niness and although his sOrS ls densey
confused liz substance thst travelling rtcor,!y ia the
oar between Macon and Augusta, Ga. two young rneu
and lei III love With two young ladie,-hsd diff.
Guilty on the snbeo-C proposed they should Sht il
ont, wheIeupon general discussion or dneing 2rose
Conductor stopped the train for aud to fsht and
J. was killed. { Afterwards challenged G-1ea: Into
smoking and AilDsd him. ,ben seised little bJy
OF the slain G-took Lin upon the platform, Killed
him, and threw bin over-whtIeopOa conductor s,sia
sioppec cars and killed j. X wanting 10 hill l., bat
h Ing behind time, conductor went ahead ard reached
Macon, o X. Ths story Is going the rouD1a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
THE BAPTLSTS OF MASSACHUSETTS FOR
FREEDOM
correyshdeace Of Tue n. Y. Tribune.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass. q


The Massachusetts, Baptist Convention, which Is
now in session at this place. this evening RESPONDED
to The recent action OF their brethren ia NewYOrk
by The passage Of The following resolutions, with
but one dissenting voice:
Rsoirtd That The System Of American Slavery
and aggravated evil and that becomes people Of vod
10 Labor .ac pay for Il, ~ inciiou.
Peoieed That eubss,sdors Of Christ aud members
tusiisn churches Ia ice republic have deep interest
I'D solemn accountability In respect 20 any Leg
till which Curse. d.riots Nj nsHs
81 hungn ssvsiUn, and that will yld the rfht
tsisn c zens e any csss protest. 20 oppose By al
rs.h uon ard righteous the the coz
tnuhnce oflsws morally wrong
Ressd That the set Of Congress opening the Territories o.
Net,sks sud hsnsss TO the ~TouEs Of slavery additionally
odious o. act Of nsona peIfdy ranpn upon solsnA
OF orr fathers for staying the progress Of this M
ehrsian s0sen, and that earnestly sympszs IA all pNr
o,c and Christian end,avois make heso Tcrh.vs. AID bsl
stssctuc!es forever free.
These resolutions were not forced noon the Con.
Feniion, but ale the spontaneous expression Of
sentiment which will be responded t. the 4th e
next month by large majority of the Baptist De-
nomination in this State, OF which this body is the
representative. wee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
TURKEY.

Ccnstsrinople dates ar TO the III in.. ninl.ie-
ne! crisis was expected ard RedSci il Pssha was
IcoA ID upon the future Nigier a hrrsr had BEEN
published touching the national representation IL
;hc Prircipaie- bu, Il make no mention ~ the union
of MolJs,is and WslissLa. The Porte has ilvied
tn ambassadors 10 meeting Propagation, to tho con-
vocation If TIE Divsn The subject OF the reodsni.
gaiiop of the Pyincps,i:ies.
T,e fpancsl comparie-, which az .oEoitny tie
priviege Of establishing banks in Turscr were e. send
N sests proposals on the ll,h inst Tbs Porte guar
sitts6 cen. on EupbFacs rsilwsy, aid portion Of
The .hMts in tbs; undertaking sc 10 De res.rved for
the Esst India Company and for Turkey. Ira rail-
way viii enjoy exclusive privileges win receive the
lord grs,ui,ousy, and viii be allowed TO WORK tte
nnes near. The Company undertakes to es:stli,lf q
telegraph and line of steamers to connect with Isiis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
hEH-JERSEY CONE-OUTERS.

ORANGE, Essex Co., j., Oct. 81, 1856.
The undersigned, heretofore members Of Coan-
eil No. Of the American party in Orange, N y,
aYer due deliberstion, and q serious consideration
OF the present attitude Of political parties, aud the
momentops crisis which our beloved country has
rearhed, have concluded to cast their vOtes 10 the
approaching Presidential election for Fremont and
Dayton. And the following are among the ressoos
which iDpel them to this course, and which they
feel it to be their duty to ODER for the confederation
Of ,hese Of their feiowe.tixens who have purposeo
10 support Fillmore and Dopelson; 80.
Fns; They are now fany convinced tAAt tSsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
SPAIN.

The appointment of the new Ministry under Nssvst
as already reported by telegraph, is confirmed and
addition, 81. Arsueles il appointed Drect.rVen,r%
Of the Colonies.
Further telegrapbs from Madrid, dated evening Of
Wedresday the 18th, announce tina. the de'd"orf''se'
,7eat Of the church property is supondcd and al saee
now pending are slnulled. The Concordst Is re-
e,tablst ed in full force ard vgor and all ordinances
provisions and regulations 10 the contrary are annulled
lie Governors Of Coiunha, Cuidad Real, Ponie We
dra Alicante Toledo and Cordoys are dismissed. The
railway concession from Madrid 10 Bayonne is def
ni,ely edjudcod To d. Paiere. Leopold Ccrto e az
POINTED UbderSecietary OF State. Count Benkcndorh
lie Russian envoy, has arrived.
a let of the new Ministry purporting TO he orhciai
il lublisbeo ia the MSSageT dc BayoH1e, aid diff r:
In some respects from that at first announcer. Ac
cOrdpg 10 the liz: Sr. ArsZols who was reported a.
Minister of Jusiice, is not in the Cabinet. SoEoi
Seas lie called Minister OF Justice; Boszsnolls finance
Moy ano, public works. In other respects the LIST
coincide.
A letter Of the 18th, from Madrid mentions rem
cUntre between Gen. Naryaez and Senior Guel which
was good deatalked Of in Madrid The letter says:
"GtD. Esryaez his jos, assaulted Senior Guel )
Routc, the husband Of the Infanta Joscia. harvsez
met III at the house Of Gen. Alcson, the new Captain
General OF the Philippine Islands, and nsceiaining
he he cried ont in presence OF the lady OF the
house ard several yisitors: 'Ah, you rascal you
coward clear out. You He'd respecting nc in tie
Cories. Take this and this sndthis y -suitpg the
att 10 the word, and striking him repeatedly Gue
old Rot return the blows but merely tried 70 avoid
them, calling ont: For heavens sake Duke, what dc
'you cant The pcrsoLs present iLtericred and put
al Ind TO the eff6ir. Guel subsequently, rent a chs,
lenge 10 NarYneZ fight him with fna swords which
Naiyaez ecceped. The Quee, hearing Of il, cent for
N.ryaez and ioI bede hin 10 fight. Guel hss b On Or
cerd to retire Immediately to san Sebastian who're hls
wife II sldte
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too, Was trying to interrupt the nee,in, p
about an hour after this, the meeting WAS ne, =,
rupt,d, and much good iced was sowa, bu, -. s'
interruption occurred by these same R,st
Breck' worthiss, increased now by .ors So ~
enc hundred coDgenial spirits from New. Y.,av~
New.Jersey. lideous yels and obsc.o. 80. sA
constituted their stock in trade, and the spe.ss.s
interrupted wbile they were passing; ana w
last shrek for Slavery died away, the an, - N
beautifully aud truthiuly remarked: "Th sposts
friends, you see the true spirit Of Border pasu
"i.m. That effort 10 break up q peacesbs m
ing may succeed in this canvass, but ,brss .'
"paigns conducted rs this is, Will anpiA;l.,. Aa-
party. for no decent man would remain N !, ny
Ibis well.tin ed and meriied remark can.,
a burst Of applause; ard il Was annouDesi | "
four buchanan men were already cony.r,sS "a!
wheeled into line tor Fremont and Ere. $50, I'D
II had been intima,ed that Goa, Of ,..
fes,lers awaited the Governor, shoQ1 4. -. Nd
10 speak in Milford, but thi. was not Mn .eaps
other insults. no
Let the honest men-sobcr men-ress.s.
Of Milford, iise as one man. sad sse ~ = uea
public meeting may De- held ia that borouN ~,
out repetition OF such scenes as wen S;,r.'.A,
yesterday. You may yet, ou Tuesday ne1, ,sS.sa
thee disturbers Of the public peace viii ,on =,
Il! An EYE-Wuygss
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PRUSSIA.

The opening Of the Conference Of the Prarien Prot
sstant Church is fixed for November 3. The meeting
will be held in the Royal Castle at Berlin, with Al.
Won Rauner as Royal Commissioner, presiding. The
olect of the meeting is to decide proposition 10 be
referred another conference composed OF eccosiastics
AID lsymep, with tho intention of reorganiEing the
Evangt heal Church of Prussia.
The bapkeIs of LAipsic and Breslau have bound
III, mseycs not 10 send silver abroad and similar de-
cisiop IL expected al Berlin In connection with this
subject Il may be mentioned that the Board of Com
n,ice OF Hainburgh has seit TO the Senate, with
favorable reconDt rdstion. memorial from the
chants N faN or Of gold standard fol Germany.
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THE LATEST.
MONETARY AFFAIRS
n, r,agyagl from LoHde" 70 L'rerp''s'I

DAILY srys CRY ARTICLE.
Io>nos Oct MISUNDERSTANDING the frtso re-
.to;,e inc, siopted by the Bank, ard TIE
Anticipation Of unfaycrable re.arn rom no -
tipp. he various Stock Exchange riafhcs ni1nousn
up,,iug as,.y. showed decided increase OF hrnness
this eff, moon. 80, ..u.,o,,,r,
Tie Funds experienced s.esd! upward movement
ard IL ally cloesd y cent above the c'o'A 9S'''-
Tie improvenent is msinry attributable to the in;
yes,ue,,- OF the public which, as We anacpa'a
would DC the case, have been slmAs'ea ny ~ u, ~.
o1,t fall Ii. rciuvestmonts OF the recipients OF u,i
deIds form CsvecialIy an inte-ts 'Ng feature III i'e
market.
The ady:ces from Paris relative TO the settlement
ffre. were $40 considered more fayoTabN han " a.
IL ihe Discount market to-day the supply Of money
was rather more LIBERAL but the Bank rates were iuuy
maintained, and in many cases exceeded. .,,
IL the Stock Exchange money was also eas!e'' nc
dealers having sppa.enuy oveT-sapled tneisote ,,
for the moment. gu: The rates tor short ons were suH
o. bigh a. 10 = cent.
No i.l.era, bic Intelligence was received ho'n tne
Paris Bouree to-day. g.
The rINIs CITY ARTICLE.
LonDos, Friday, Oct. Is, p. m-At the Commence
b. s,iness wiihou. sny ssssnabe cauee, but shouSa
,bay remained dull mt, Leary the middle OF me Gay,
he marke. was ultimately hsIn, and the iateel as &c
fioIs were at an Improvement OF Y cent on yesteT-
davis priees Money in full supply IN the stock
Txchufee in consequence Of the amounts brought In
BY the public tor stock.
AZ The Bank OF England there WAS steady but not
An t1ct seve demand, and 10 the open market there
was generally less pressure.
The lctol, from Pans to-day sgsin i,ss dlscour-
saiug. he ha.f-month market had passed on wen,
or O money was moe easily obisiosbie, eoiI on sne
Dourse and in tie Discount market.
No gold wss taken from the Bank Of England to-day
for eAyorie;ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
SWEDEN.

Silver hos been sb-tac!ed 10 an eS,en. tha. threatens
monetary crisis.
The Euglsh Vice-C Consul q. Stockholm Mr.. Grove,
is accused bsiOTe the S.ed!sb Courts Of having In.
duced Swedi.h soldier 70 d, ser. and 10 enlist 10 the
service OF the Hudson's Ray Company.
Official announce ent . made Of he beiro.hA Of
Prince Oscar youngest Of the King, TO the Prin-
ce,s Sophie Wilhelnine MaT.snre Hcarics.e o.
Nassau.
The new law for the regulation Of Public School. il
,uhlsLed. Ii ssnc,ions many improvements on the
old system, but place al schools undsr he unocad.
ucnsl .u,eyipieLG OF .he Church.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Emperor OF Russia has conferred the order Of
knRhthood Of 81. Alexander Newsky on Baron Hum
lpoidt.
The Spanih Government has conceded that Britt Al
Copsus in the Spanish colonies may administer 10 the
affects OF British citizens dying intostate.
Austria refuses to pay the dues levied for the msin
ecnapce Of the light house at the Sulns mouth the
Danube, on the plea that che was not consulted re-
uptctpg its establishment.
A telegraph from Cons.antnope, Of date the 9th in
slant states that Seer Pasha has gained two victories
The Russians in Circasis and has taken from them
6CO prisoners sDd u guns.
The French embassy of friendship to Persia was re-
eived by the Shah with high ceremonies IN July last
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SPAIN.

MApmp, Oct. Il, isJ6.-Royal dccl",s have BEEN
s-utd refusing the supplementary ect Of the Constiu
ton and rees.abl-hng regime in the Palace, and the
right Of the Episcopal Faculty in conioHlng Holy
Orders in pursuance Of the Concorda' The profession
and poyiciatc Of women in Converts i 81 the same
tun. authorized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01

sa.. c. sals5sa son, Cal "a q 'sSgs, III q = :
scoi 1ioT h .t co &s 90 ,a.s NEE a
Jvrr-5H bale. S s nsA,y al e'csii r. 81 f"9f""
hoIso-Tse p,rc4l .As. for which MSS ehest. Were
declared comntI ed on %. I;h in, be bd9nF hsvs no'
When ;, h Il an slys the July ord and
%tth A. odd, @ Sousa, o. sd "a wiki d.Sn
Isos-The demand moo,'.c We quot kAils ~ a. II.
$40 ior mix I'd Nos. VI the Clyde.
f.Iiow-st Pe;ersbsIs (. {. Ia. sd'sncsd 20 81 In IL
LU in very little dcraAnl. Pre,'B pce IS 0'' IL biz.
'p LAD 30 quiet, common Pig as iOl.
LMsrsD-We arc vbou, siys- hi. weet ard he make;
s9P,ng; s. Win oi 'T'dh . ana c c On Is:
SPOT. At g. 81 or sue sample Bombay he'd s,eZ
c.s @'! siS SIS i; sl i;f SewYSIs SS
re, dg A. auction go Ss. Maps 's . 5fso ssb.
70. sOsa BsI.m a, ,sao cd 80 tI Mooney ass Tns
"a bags damaged realized steady ses PrTsiey The alec DO
rot exceed S 600 bAgs. -, u.,
~, 2seo bass bengal saosi been old n she prpct
ticr Of IS T. OF 300 hss' beassl At sa'on Sny
Sto cent, q: in ST 49, British refined no" quoted
sycgsPtppeT Of S1et $40 bs~ hsvs been Orsred bu,
OILY mali portion sold so b.s, good hOI Ms.osT O!d a,
81 RSs s san sSS 9'i S.s AppoS "a. been
PACED :. & fmentO drl small lot. have rssit.d 4iot;d
Bold 5I,a7O 1874 ba mid rough Beus wen! q ?: IN bond
Mace 10 neay al .od ~ sag for mid Js5t % good
hst Pins Nutmcgs: Si sold at for orf 20
small 2 a II ior MIDI 7aS 10 for ar 10 rood bold and 20
50 fox tine. -
SPyLTEs quiet; sellers ~ RI . ,..,.
demand. and prices have rspy "a
ysuced Il g. OF Wee, India the sass resh Ssc mos snd
OF Nsurs India IL 00 BAGS have been offered src
lion and sy a.. sold Pvstey 1000 20 5000 bass AsuTius
on be spo. have been sold M prices aud os Hg cargo
OF SEQ b.s No. 81 insured IN Antwerp for on outPor :,
q $50 TO 400 bsss Nsive Msdras sold 70 ave ~ W Anded
OF Foreign :he b. have not been numerous en
privately an extensive business has been done 81 advanced
P''' 1SJ5.-IsPoHrs--tS $50.
Chtf Pol:s Of Europe. II. esS.sssW SteN'oNV
Great ''''otV'-'V,VV ''''''N
ro,,, ...1.iai 0OOO0O L2So5oooCo
iS55.-SrocNs-IS5 $50.
SHE, Ports OF Burope.....ib.. sIaVN So'f"o ~
Britain .l'o'lVu,uVV ''''VV'
IT,, ... ?.s 100000 80 lo0 ooc
II Two ship have svod With tAneou OF g." new SEA,
.os crop AID portion hss been sSid 81 'd1f
a. z. Common Con sou without cAsu'e, tfi ID
MuuysoNr continues S',rcc Polsr, tSlp. =,
TrKPlNriNt-No sales Of Rough American SPIRITS 'o!d =
s..
TN tim ct last quo'aors. -.
HE M Of AMRIcAs STOCKS have rather !n'-sied The a't
uek bn. AZ lower Massachusetts, Sterling - oucscd 81
leo buycrs AZ 90: Msrysnd b offered 81 81 without Trading
fuY.rs virginia s,rip S. without d. mandi Hin CertrS
T.oLd Bonds. held sCas; treosLts az Gyi' feIaslr
,sn u;rsl S3Gs9 Canada S. lli Nova Scotia o. 40
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FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.

VUKsA, Fr.dey-1he Austr,as Gd'e'tt undertakes
to confirm the statement Of the Ost Dcat'cbe Pc't
that the French Government has sent 10 that Of Aus
,ris note, demanding in poremp,ory terms the With
drawal Of it troops from the Danubisn Prhcpahiie7'
Yesterday Baron Hubner returned II he pot at
paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
n,y;,x ur.,s~r- 4 co., Circular.

p. S.lGI IJspoN, Yrtsy Cot II. iaf-j A.
n. Ccor Fose' ~ dooe aA-sets have berr ..-siy
iis wed WI god bl.l1,s. erSAs h active asn.@e
I.ai 5s.rer. CgTToS sId BSiAosrlsis tim
nIun CoSso4 !csy, "a el ~ oey o.. asl fr The
xcIesz DcLtAss 5,it Be! siLvEE s. = As-KicAs
CtcpNfai STEADY; 81 h-s s.e..oa mo.ly Scr,h, IL
sL,s. fie rf-yio. vs1e. Maj silver, RG -
aid bid p.t, w. Nv "a ,, Ieserse Silver =
Sl!.
L. cocoa no.king ioing.
loFTLE QUIET vs. ca.ss. IS bb. - bsgs Tsh
C,yior pesy A.. cod - AbcaI p.yiok 80 b,s
Costa RS a.so rrs u - = ~. fer orr mid eo,,rv
srd lot, ,aperio- 70 6.3 b.Is Wyrsgd r. ,,sou so
q sood SD sne oia oxy aid 81 h,l.e MscAa
Ns.r. sodias icrrs.r 6ec the s,.tr . IS as Sr
.ci .fj IL Naive tey:on. le GoasSl 5Q5f the mont
"a q-os,!or. The ,o.ins were the .spors AID sol. on
1T iL.' cl1Ysle- Ei,h -. 7-I
1hG1.-lNfoirs-Is56.
Cii-i PoT.s oG ~. ISL coo no .7 W
CT, a. Britain - $4,000 =. 40 eco
Icts..........' .''.'..''..ss., so, 30 3A.sc 800
es. p,,,. o, s!sss5SsS9s'0oa'saI . =:
GIea biAr. .......'.' '....''.. 1osVo,r9 E,sos 100
Tc'G.............. ...-..... $4,000 s4,loo 20,
doT1os.,.s fE tie vesi i,So1 te.ts =. -. pric.. 4.
iveT the s,ue1d has beea sol .s f,E &c eek - so
ka,v; Nd Orleans 10 quolee s-lod 80.
TORN without Alteration. fo-sL Csto al Tie GJT
Az Sse nsiket Monday ths supply ssh WE.,
WA q. 49,, ADd tie iton generally oily the bot
s.r,pLs s!i ieeite OIL az sr ou Tie pres Of tLc
pr,iors Monday Last we.ks euo1in for Engsh
VINES. v. sst1 o. ia ore IetaEsse 1osy h- u..ks.
Us. .i.siy Ne sua- White American Whest S,a1s,t "a
G,sp-EsA%s La = T!ES, p tIR riTAt<s, S. P.z.s
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DENMARK.

The Ministerial crisis continues Her Won Tuh-ch
who was commissioned 10 form Ministry having
failed in his attempt ltwas understood condition that
Won Seheee IVES to remain Minister Of Foreign Affairs
whatever Cabinet may he formed. II u possible that
Herr Andrea, the Minister of Finance, WHO resigned
because he would not agree to The proposed settlement
,ha, this sc,emen. is accomplished be called into Of
fee again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
FRANCE

Va,ious report. have been in circulation to he efso
that The Bank Of France would certainly SUSPEND soe
Gle psyneD but tbeee seem 10 have less fun
datjcn III ,n they have hitherto bad. Letters feon
Paris indeed continue 10 express m Improved foo'ing
although the denaoj for money still very severe aai
Discount oS paper having more than two months TO rn
Ia not 10 De obtaaned Win rgsrl % the alleged cen
tract With Mcss--. Rothsehh fY ths srchasa oG. -
sc ,pch Sohiisc> dees elst ba: ibs saeDn' hep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
LATEST MARKET REPORT.

EllLkF oOL, Oh. i3--I- Tn.
Wheat and flour quiet II; ycstertay's paces.
Sorc inquiry for lSDIAs CoEs a. fall rates. PRovI-
Ioys unchanged. CoTToS-A steady business ana
rome speculative demsnd ii the quotations q ves.er.
d. Fyoiable .alee 3 900 70 10 900 taIev.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
LATER.

A aispstch says that in consequence Of pressing
ro,c fom France the Austrian evacuation o! tue Pm
eipalioes has commenced.
dss1ee of the Queen Of Spein revckes tie Coast.
tuition Of lt5 sni retstabkshes the ancient regime.
lBy T-eUspk.l
Lord vsns.Teppes, and Comet Bit are tsmi-ss.l
the arrny for eSpdvct pnbe:omirs q gentlemen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
FRANCE.

Tie Paris correspondent of IT.. Daily Meas an-
nounces II Al the volks of the Louvre are 10 be sus
rended. The exterior walls WI b. Completed, hut the
Interior vii b. lrt 20 be carried out under favor
abb ausI Gee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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