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THE BAGASSE KETTLE TRAIN AND FUR
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BAGAsSE FURNACE AND KETTLE TRAIN, with
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
FROM THE RIO DE La PLATA.

In the Journal de Ccmercio of Rio Jsnsro we find
dates from Buere, Ayers TO September Is snd Monte
v;deo 10 September Is.
IL Mo,teviceo the coming election was creating
sir;pg times. Parties we're very much eIspersted
.sinst zach ether arc al des OF copcuiauon vas re-
yu6sttd. Bloody events were expected to take place
duripg Eovember.
II Bueros Ayres, the Government Lad ordered s,l
persons born in the country TO enlist in TIE National
Guard. MesE'. McKiOlay. alfred and George Lumb,
81 Join Dugurd sons of English residents, aud the
brother, Kispperbscks sons of French residents re-
fused to enrol them selves in the civil corps declaring
tina. they had adopted az their country the country
O. their parents The Government decided that By
the Constitution al persons born in the country
ware CITIZENS Of the Sa.e, and ordered these gentle
men to be arrested for violation Of the law
AZ er tber arrest protesting aganst the violence that
was done their persOns. they provided substttu'e'
whose services 10 the National Quad were refused
The Frerch and English Consuls had laid the mater
before the Ministers at Parana and great excitement
existed in Consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

We have dates from Rio &c Janeiro TO Oe'. l. In
the Journal de Concrete Of Sept. 80 We find the fol-
lowing:
II has been reported for some days back that the
eravest disorder bad broken out board the s.
fgate ST. Lawrence, anchored in this port. Ose of
our colleagues this morning thus notices this
"It hss been rumored that on board the Amercsn
frieatc ST. La wrence tho crew had nutinied and
thr atened 20 take the life Of the Commodore and other
officers II appears that one OF the sailors convicted
of an infamous crime. bad been condemned to pun
ishme IT which the Comu odore ord not jldye n be
sufficiently severe for a who bad twice bssn pun
ished for the same cause. new penal y belog ion
poesd by the CouM the crew mu'in,ed TO such
an extent that help was asked from the French and
English men of.wsr the harbOr TO srret the revolt
eIs new Court Martial was beld aud eighteen Of
the mutiIeers were sentenced to death.
We are authorized to state that these facts are no.
altogether correct. On board the 81. Lawrence i've
sailors are uIcer trial for immoral corduct bat tue
process is not yet concluded and teere
has been no condemnation. There has bsan only ore
sentence on board the st La ~Tence sailor iDsalted
his officer and was Condemned to flush his tenn
Of enlistment IN peni,entisry in The Uoited States
TIE supposed n'uiuy is without sry founds.ion
but The report srose fom the fact tina. Oh
the eth irst. five men, VITO were on leave ashore
were taken off in state of beatty ia,o,ic.,i,n
They became unrlly during the light, ard were pat
under arrest. The occurrence was, however, deemed
Of 50 ltto Consequence thai tie Comm Ands,.in.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

MELANCHOLY SuIcIDE.-Dr. Joseph T. Car'is, an
eminent physieso Of this city. committed suicide on
Friday morning by shooting himself through the hsars
with pistol. The terrible deed vas committed in bus
own cics .. abou. II o'clock, and he died almos' ia'
SANITY. We have heard any csuse assigned for TINS
melancholy act bit presume that be was laoor'ns
under temporary wandering Of the intellect nom
which in former yesrs be had oncs or twice been
sufferer. Coroner Perry held ~ inquest yesterday
afternoon. The Jury returned verdict that the de-
CEASED came to his death by suicide while soonng
urder a temporary enlargement of mind. Dr. nt'
was about 42 years of sge, ns'ive OF DanoarT'
Conn, and one Of the earle.t Homeopathic phyaaans
Of tnis city. lie stood high in his profesnoa-was
nan Of FIRE cultur. conroisseur In music and a'',
ard possessed gres: mechanical genius. bis funerai
viii take place on Monday rext.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
CAPTURE OF DELHI.
ESCAPE Of THE KING AND HIS SONS
iARKETS DULL AND FALLING.
S1,OOO.OOO IN SPECIE.
CON>OLS S9I a sai.

The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, Capt. S,oIe,
which ssiled from Liverpool at $3.50 on tss morning OF
Of Saturday the lst utmo, arrived here ss u O'Clock
Friday moni ing.
Tie Arabia brings EeO5 0se : 70 from Liverpool, aud
1854 $1,000 from Hsvre.
The Arabia reached Liverpool on her outward
passage at eight O'Clock on the evening OF the 2o;h
October.
The Steamship City Of Washington arrived on. st
Liverpool at 10 p. IN. on the 27tA.
The Fulton arrived at Southampton and the New
York ct Glasgow on the 18th.
The Argo arrived at Southampton on the 3Otk.
The news by This arrival is OF a highly ipror ant
character.
Dahl had been stcrmed and captured by the British.
Several important failures reported in England,
including the Borough Bark Of Liverpool
The Produce markets all stsgnsnt and price, much
lower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
THE TURF.
rPOTgyTwFEN BROKER AND

TROT BETWEEN BROKER AND BUCKSKIN.
From The Hartford Courdnt o( Nor H.
The long talked OF trot between Dat0ns celebrated
borse Broker and Robertss horse Buckskin owned In
this city came of yesterday afternoon. The purse
was $3.50; two-mile heats, best in 5, to harness.
Buckskn won the first two heats, aud Broker toe last
three. There was considerable of crowd present,
many considering ths TO be the greatest race Of the
season. The borses were led upon the track at g
o'clock-tbe owners driving 10 person.
Et Heat AT the first time up the word 60 wa, given
"Fuckkn having the pole and both horses kept side by SIDE
for about eighth OF mile when Bnckskn br ike and
Broker the lead and kept uutl the third half mile
when Buckskin msde dash and won the heat by two
lengths Time-5:52.
Second Buckkin having the pole, he msnlsed to
coudsabe ground but recovered himself and closed the
bspdouey He however broke again OF the third half ms
aud fell and Buckkin won the hes. by sbou, fifteen rods
1ims-6a0
Third Heat" Buckskn broke badly on the start and
Brober' bad al his way. winning the heat In 55l
Fourth Heat" Buckkin" had char Of driver. Boxer
had the pole at the start and moved of better While his
pttr continually breaking Up On the third hsf mile it
ok but the last half mile ickskn" oroks
bdy aud about length behind at the end Of the heat
fue-5.fs.
FIN HeGt-It nee and peck for the frt hf mile;
bali Bucsskn" broke; but the third halt i. was
neck and rsck again. and the last quaermle pole
IL r. SO to SIS offered that Broker" would win
but takers. Buek.kin" closed the ssp eou
sdertby the lower turn up, having good brush side by
side when he broke and the pole length BE-
hind, giving the heat and to Broker" Tme-5:5e
SUMMARY.
4. R R.,,rT,. g. R sIcsish ......."
Time: s: 5i-5:t8-5:5S
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news Is P,Ss.S, rot more thantwo or stleas. Tires

bevs probably rot more than two or At leas. thr~s
webs since the battle occurred
They repot' ur'her that party Of the lhsrktoa wan
mac recently e'uined ro an unsuccessful expedition
sgs,rti the Ventures or Rc.rus VINO ,eside on
the Nissoui above them. That hsyns ia this expeii-
ton los' i've cr Elk ~ their soldiers they purpose com,
irg, ne1tSpfpg OF nnmer TO cry to The Si,stonwsl
ex'sruirs'e these their enemies The Ss,itonx.n .s
spprttentive they viii come 10 a,se nun bers With
yies Of heirg present ct the aunu.y payment. snt
g,ve much trouble 20 the sruuty Indians aud vhi,.s
VITO live among 'hem, snd have sen, TO advise the
uay be sde esily and be over before they come aud
thus preve1t the,- romitg. TBos 8 WrLLIAxsos,
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WIS s.e, ,nso-rsd # =. The false report Of the
uiI! oreatee much excitement \ the oHy.
The sses Of ooaee effected to-ds, Io'' 40 s"'at'
10 60" bsas.
SAX was tsk:n for Southern p,rt = INC o'i'ea
ststss al 20 celts.
There are no quotations CT coffee 10 the Psps. u
io-e IA. TIE total expectation for the month Of q "
'embsr, vss 25O,ll2 bass Ffeet.s were quoted to
tie Nortten ports Of the Urited States a: 80 cents,
acc 20 Soa;terp pots 20 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
THE REPORTED MASSACRE.
FIVE HUNDRED TROOPS KILLED BY THE
INDIANS.


INDIANS.
Tire fcNovipgis the letter from the Rev. Thoma'
Williamson. published in The 81 Pad Times the sub
stance Of which came by telegraph:
PAJrTAzKT Oct. o. 1857.
A report reached this neghoorhood on day before
Yesterday that FIVE hundred American soldiers have
been &C, fl By large party Of Tseonwsn, neM the
hisscufi riser. The news was brought here by msn
flcn peaY the rpp.r end Of Big SoIe ske VII,
iraw cre Of Sssit ,nwap mad ius! returned
from acampo me IbarktCnw an on the Missounrver
where lie Heard the rers.
BE reports that While he was there a number Of
Teeton1sn came 10 The csmp Of the Ihsrktoawan t.
dsDce the scalp dance. and that he them mounted
the dag1 hcrses with the holsters and pistols
which ihsy hsd tsken. They said tbs. the Long
Knives were going 10 war ana not very lar from some
Foit CD IL Missouri ana a. they westward
they osmped rear large body of the Teetonwsn,
who hearing their drums 10 .he night surrounded the
can 2, arc while they were nearly all asleep rushed
upon them and killed them With their knives and VA
cube before the Long Knives could get their guns
hofsee ard not one escaped.
Ii is common for warriors ~ msgpify their exploits,
ard we hope there is much exeggerafon in this re-
port; but if two fundred Of our soltiers
have beer thua cut q, il is sad csse fear there
Is tiu:h in it. 1t is very improbable ths. not one
stould hsve escaped, ard likely you will have sous
account Ct Il from Other sources not far fom the time
this reaches you You doubtless remember that per
sons acquai. ted With the Sioux almost without ex
the Legect OF CIR TO seDd otachn ent Of
to punish those who peipers.e the murders
81 Spirit Lake.
TIE young m.n Who brought the news to Big Stone
Lske, saye tbs. al felst 10 which he called by
the lhaDktonvsn be st nett TO Isspsduts Who ssid
60 BIN, List Summer YOU Si.ston van tried 20 kill
" me for killing some Long.Kcrvss. Nov, far more
Lcrg.Kpives have been killed, but wac not pres.
" tbt / bsve, forever. fourd relatives smoug the
" Teetopwsp, VINO s'li receive ue kindly" He con-
6us the report Of tce old rnsns eutre blindness, aud
s-ys ttst beside himself two Of his and son-in
Law a.e in that region.
l have coih6epce IN my Informant tbst be gave me
The above uevs be received it fom the f,thsr-ln
Law Ct the ~ho brought il from the Missouri and
be believes true but De he ia not ACOUSTIC ON the
Nisecur: river | could rot lesra fon him Cd ~hss
pa, Of Tie iiv the Fort is sitased from which the
coolers were going but il was probably some detsch
uett of the amy marching TO Uah. He says the
place Of the battle IL otly five Elk days travel DE
tween two aad tbree kGrdred me.l from Big Stone
Lake. AZ tss mssssssers came express " brig the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
ENGLAND.
MONETARY AFFAIRS IN ENaL AND.

MONETARY AFFAIRS IN ENtLaND
Tho Arab,as sdvices were published in Loudcs %
Mor6ay the 26th ultimo, and the Money article Of The
London Times, dated that evening, says;
"The eatire suspeIson Of specie payments by the
New York and Boton Banks is the most saasfsotsty
announcement that could have been looked for"
Tie papers generally regard the matter In much ts
same light.
On the Stock Exchange ths news was At first ~
gaided as unfavsrable ard Consols opened at de-
cline of an eighth but this moro than recov
cred and on the capture of Delhi becoming know.
the market became very firm, and the olossg proc
was 50.
The demand for dsoount At the Bank WA excessive
under the apprehension of further rise 10 the rats.
bu. one took place.
The suspension Of w. II. Brand & Co. Of Lon
don, engaged in large American TRANSACTIONS, wss
bounced Liabilities stated at fl40OOO. .'t
On Tuesday, the Suspension Of the Borough Bank.
Of Liverpool took Place owing TO TIE refusal Of the
BsLk of England to mako certain advances. Tho
claims Of depositors stated at nearly million aud
half but the capital Of the bank would u..imsse9
meet all demands.
The event created considerable embarsssmenf "
Liverpool and later in the week several firms 500
pended in consequence.
On tho Stock Exchange the fund.- declined per
cent under this Bank failure.
90 Wednesday the advices by the City Of Washing
ton were published and served to strengthen the fs-
vorsbs impression made by the Arabs's news The
funds fuctuated somewhat during the day. and money
was in very active demand.
The house Of Thornton, Higgins, Ward e. Co, Of
Huddersfed and Manchester, failed with lisbhlis" fsr
half million sterling in the Am ericsn trade. Severd
other American houses hard pressed, but It wss
expected they would get through. Charles Smith &
C CT Manchester In the Muslin trade, were broagk.
down in connection with the difficulties in Glasgoy.
The East Ir dis Company were borrowers Of f7jS.-
OtO to provide for silver remttances about W be made
by them 10 Calcutta
On Thursday, the Stock market was bro, ant, end
al ADVANCE in the funds wss well m.intaited. hoSsr
was in active demand al the Bank, but was quite
abunbantin the Stock Exchange at 4 to ' cent.
The failure of James Coode. writer Perth, wss en-
nouroed. Liabilities about fI80 900. Assets very
small.
The Western Bank Of osland, q. Ghsgow, hAn
been in difficulties but il announced thss i' ~osia
receive fell aid TO meet them.
tits said that one of the conditions under which sa
was furnished, was that the Bank should uhimsssv
lind nm u. depo.ts are reported 10 amount 70 about
G6,Ot0,OO0.
On Friday the Stock market active at az se-
x.,c. and Copsos cloeed at 69s SsSi for Money md
Sol s93 for Account. Money coptiI usd In good de-
nsnd At about y cert. The bullion in the Bank Of
England decreased during the week fl54,6S.
Nothing h definitely stated 10 regard 10 the Liver
pool failures. They are believed 10 be mostly con-
pec,ed with the trade Of the British Americs, Prov
ipces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

SIXTH JUDICIAL DIsTRIcr.-The deeya'es To the
Republican Convention of the With Judicial D.s'nct
met lest evening at tie EEle House. corner oil
Sixth avenue and Twenty third stree, aud on the Sc
opd ballot nomins ed John Wsi.e for the ONCE OF
Civil Justice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
THE AMERICAN CRISIS.
F,om The Jondos DAILY Sep.. OF. 2,

F'0m The Londos Daily keps OFT n.
TIE great Anes,can psIic seems at length 70 hsy,
reached its climax. The announcement brought ~
the pre- ut packet that the beet, most trrec ana
most fcd banks the Usited Sates, incIad,ag tnose
Of Boston arc NswYosk, altar Org dsfyeg the soAnt
have at length succpubtd and suspepcee sPsc.s pay
companies in the country have beea pr'sessec"
scus cases for en2aS WITCH 1osia - esg%s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

b.,sro,.s ia rot set eev.lcpsd It !. much {, be t
kncd ther.fcrr that vii ss T o eSo g I'm
tbe eIper dituiee hereafter to $4'ooooo0' a. :" D.
Yr0p0sed. .os :, the claims for Frspeb Emo
re pm o. 1900 hsve looked Nth coofdeuce &c
s 's si 1 s. present But t'i Ss p1s.tS
'hF nu", IPpcttive revenue will IL may be supposed
ena p ss,er the contamination of this measure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

MISSISSIPPI COsGREssIoSAL ELEcTIoSs-From the
returns published N The Mssiss,ppian, The Union
vskes up the folio wing table, showing the Congress-
onsl vote Of the State at the election the 5h ultino
IsT DIsT.-. Q. c. Lamar. D-mocrst
Aooru know-Nothins. .."............2IS
Lznsr's ma ority..................2oo
lid DrsT.-Davi' Democrat. ................49e
Ciarke, Know Nothing ................2oo
Dsyi.'s majority ............."...25'f
IIlD DIsr.-Bsrksdsle Democrat. 30
NTH DIST -SDse'ou Democrat. Is
Lake, Know Nothing. .................oiO
sipgletnn's msjoiy ...........-..Lh,
VIH DIsT-Q altman, Democrat .................54SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

Tur IMPORTS FOR The Fiscal war 1851 The re.
f ,he Secretary q. the rreasury 10 be presented
- Corcrets next month. will eort1in statement 81 Nv
il The Imports for the fiscal year 1851 Of the Priec-
rsf foreign manufactures, namely: Wooden, Cotton.
silk Linen and Iron:
IMPORTS Of he nrinnal Poreian Manu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14
THE ELECTION.

The following counties are official, nearly 30. We
have compared them with the vote for Governor OF
last Fas:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-14

The importstions of woolen silk and iron msnufa,-
lures have decreased while the imporaoas Of cotton
and linen manufactures have increased. The decrease
10 silk iDpoiaons amount TO s. 900 000 and the n.
crease Of cotton mpcrtations 70 over t~c snd halt
millions. The imports of linen, wooden aud iron msnu-
features have not materially altered. Baltimore Am.
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4 the principal Foreign Manu-

Tot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e, SIS 200 q n $50 0oe
pccrt ase In lH51 IA COL 900