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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
v6.v,- AFFAIRS AT BOSTON.
Rn.roS Wedne DAY, o

Bo.ros "wednesday. Oct. u, 1857.
The Money maize, i very quiet and the banks do
-, - ,he bu,pr,s. Two per cent month is the
,tro mr. &c 10 the street, ba. with good collateral
reduction |. msde.
Rurors Of the failure Of Lft'c. Brown & Go. have
obtained currency without TIE slightest foundation,
the business of this old and respected Publishing house
is prosperous.
A ST. John IN. b correspondent Of TIE Boa0n
Journal wfites:
"Our bank here have had ierge run upon .Sem
by some Of your people In one day Sl6 900 in god
taken from one. We have had no failures lately
and our people weather the storm noby, showing an
an oubt of sOidity that did not think was here"
Newspaper accounts say that the merchants of s..
John have memorslized tbs bank. t, suspend, and
that II probable they would do SO in sefdefense.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

A1TEaPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A newly-msrisd
woman Damed Mary MaRipn, residing at No. %
Fourth avenue, called on Nj. Dodd, apothecary No.
IO8 Fourth avenue, last everpg, and ashes for y
cents worth of arseDic. Mr. Dodd's suspicion being
excited by her vild and singular manner he rrfased
the request She, however. subsequently procured
what she wanted at the store of Mr. Bsrnack's corner
Of Ninth street and Fourth avenue, and swallowed it.
The fact becoming krown 70 her friends, DR.. Dodge
was rent for, who saved her life by administering
hydro oxyde of iron. Mrs. Maginn was then removed
TO Bellevue Hospital. The cause assigned for the
WON ans conduct was family difficulty
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

LAYING THE WIRrs.-Johu {. Matber who seeks
nomns,iop for Senator from the Democratic Couven
ton of the vth District (which was disparsed 10 arrow
the other everng), gave champagne suppee to the
delegates to the Convention last evening at Forsncss
Hotel There was jolly time, and all present, y III
number. pledged themselves by OATH one OF the dee
gates said to support Mr. Msher at the next meeting
of the Convention. Tweutythree votes elect 20
Mr.. Mailer will win by votes II Mr. Lien doesn't sac'
ceed by muscle
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
RUSSIA.

The Tianess Pa,is correspondent is informed that
pegotistons have been opened at St. Petersburg tor
the conc usop Of the treaty OF commerce between hus-
sia and Austria.
: Two Ruseisn steamers and four guuboats had dis
emba,ktd troops 10 Abasa, who had burned bazaar
ard destroyed shipping. The loss sustained by fa-
bisond IL SO 600 ffaDcs.
Ths Russian Government has inflicted q severe pun
,hme nj ON the parties who violated the graves OF the
Enplith AID French in the Crlnea.
The Ruseao Minister of Marine officially reports 10
reeayd 10 the Less of the ne-ofbatte.ship Lefort
bst she was laid on Der side aod fouudered in few
minutes and that all in board pershed, iocludug the
commander, i2 officers, aud 743 seanen, 53 women
and II children. The ship went down IN 81 fa'aoms
water. r.
Ths came storm had caused many other disasters
ard much loes of life in various parts OF the Baltic
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

Forty. eight of the above counties are official and
forty reported. Dor Washington correspondent tee'
gsphed US last evening 2lst that certain Democrats
in that city had received dispatches from Ohio to the
effect that Payne is elected by 800 majority; but we
do not tbk the report deserving of much credit The
Cincinnati Enquirer Democratic) of the Doth foots up
ts tables of maj ,rities rs follows: Payne, 4,oi9;
Cbase, "a 704-majo'ity for Chase 655. The C'nc'n'
nati ommercial of the Goth has the folio wing
A dispatch from Columbus last night says that
Chase msority is now figured up to over 900 The
drift of the official corrections is in his favor Itwoud
rot be surprising t should turn out that he elected
by 1000 majority.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Gays the House OF Repre-
sentatives will stand So Democrats As Republicans,
and one Independent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
rywTuyp INTELLIGENCE BY THB EUROPA
ATHALIFax.
UaLrFax, Wednesday, Oct 2I tS5

B,Lysx, Wednesday, Oct 81 1857.
TIE following il the residue Of the EuroPa's news,
L., ,,are .uu sble 10 transmit In season for the
N.w.Yck pspes Of this morning;
FRANCE.
III. American crisis Was severely felt at Paris,
o,.;ne 10 the oelsy ia remitarces. Money ws. IN
.si uapd, sTd the prospect vas that the Bank 81
Espce would bsve 70 rescipd its recent measures Oh
,slsxsaoD, il nst faise the rates Of discount
Runors were current Of approaching cop'ereuce I
at Pai- on the Dsnish question affairs OF ta'y' u
union of the Principal ties and general reduc ION
European armaments. o,~,sa
Reisble accounts Of the meeting OF the We
heads cf Europe leave doubt that one ot 'ae
cpsl objects thereof Is the reencln nos;tion Of
srnies in order to ease the dosucls ps,e por'eJ,u -
their resp ctive countries the acre.sng oltuy % %
cbtsi,ne loaps rendering reduction of expenditure in-
dispen.Able. h.,.o d;.snnesred
leaving leeirs Of 900 and 800 oOo francs re-
spectisely.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

WHO GENERAL CoMalrrEs.-A special meeting Of
the "Wbig General Committee was held last even
ing, at No 1oS Fourth avenue The Hon. Thos' H.
Bona presiding. The attendance was full. The Com
utee appo nted to wait upon the parties nominited
by the Committee reported the acceptance Of the nom
inees. The report was received and adopted. The
matter of nominating a candidate for Recorder was
then called up and gave rise to long aud exciting
debate, pending which the Committee adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

CousrERFEIr NoTEs Some idea OF the extent Of
counterfeitiDg anu the amount Of spurious bsnk bills
in circulatior II ay be had fiom the fact that MaT
Rawlirgs Chief Of the Police Of fhis city has u his
upwards Of $40 700 in vile uucurrent make
believe bank bills the greater part Of which has been
obtained frcm the packets of the scoundres who have
be en- arrested on divers charges.
Missouri Republican, S. Los.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

There If nothing later. The steamer Iudus with ,he
bssyv ncTtion of The last Indian msn had arrived at
Soutbampton. She had nearly G4OO, 600 in Australian
gold on board.
The passengers report that Nena Sahib bad resolved
NOT 10 fall alive into the hands Of the English lie has
a body guard who are engaged to deprive hin OF his
life should be be likely to be taken prisoner.
Between Cawnpore and Lucknow there were about
IS, 900 mutineers, and 1t was considered douot'ul
whether Sir j. Outram would be successful in psssit
UP the River Gojra. The river was lined with forts,
well manned with mutipeers.
Ire passengers say that almost the only man who
escaped the massacre at Cawnpore hsd gone raving
mad When they left Calcutta, only 1000 troops
had arrived there since the outbreak.
II wss believed by many at Calcutta that when
some Erglish troops arrive out the mutiny will sud,
derby cease, and the Sepoys will bring money and
treasures and lay down their arms T.ey are in much
terror Of Etglish soldiers.
Luck o. feared, would fall before assistance
could come TO il.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
PRUSSIA

The King Of Saxouy had paid brief visit to the
King e Prussia and il considered that this was
the last ot the royal interviews for the Sc ison.
The Bsnh Of Prussia has saaio raised its rate OF
disc ,unt which now stauds at 81 per cent.
The stlemn eotry Of Prince Frederick William OF
Prussia and the Princess Royal of Eoglaud, into Ber
En after their marriage, is fixed for Feb 23 Great
pepars,ous are making for imposing ceremonies.
A telsg'sphc dispaich in TIE Tunes dated B9Ilin,
Frosy evening sal the health of the KING OF Prussie
has bt rapidly getting worse duog the last twenty
four hours auo Lat aIs entertained for bis fe
An tie members Of the Royal Family are assembled
Al Potsfafn,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
CONSTIPATION OF VALE CEMETERY.

SCHENTCTADY, Wedhesday, Uct IT IoJI.
Vale Cemetery at this place, was Only consecrated
today with imposing ceremonies. The st. Georges
Lodge snd TIE Mohawk Royal Arch CHAPTER of Fee
masons, az three Lodges Of the Independent Order
of Odd.Fellows in full regsla took part in the csre-
monies, and with the Common Council and citizens
mofcb, in procession to the grounds Me exercises
AZ the Cemetery were solemn and impressive. About
3 600 persons attended the conservation.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
MONEY MATTERS AT NEw-ORLEANs

NEw-ORIEASs Wednesday, Oct %, 1857.
The day has been gloomy one financially, nothing
doing 10 Exchange. M.py Of our nspufact1ricg es.
tsbli' hnents are dischsrgipg their work men.
The deaths n tbis city last week were l35-ef which
36 were from yellow fsver-all at the hospitals.
The Grand Jury have foupd true bill ag iinst
Blackwood for the murder Of Wright.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

them And II you survey your ccs~msosr.s IN.
WI set many who ne sn;.sd to your acmir.t,on sr
BIT rsccecs thst'ts gesis view Of your f.,,ov ,s:
will chiefly depend upoo the degree Of cultv sto. vc
yourse'vss poests. WheU q man osn mind IA -
iles. il rejects the bilisncy OF other nicds, ~
nsr"
Great stsPp'svse followed the brlisst iso,arsI ssA
Dr. Dorsuus then announced the for the sssssa
OF this emirent institution. rn
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The CHARGES AGAINST Col. SUssER.-A report u
ciroulsiirg in II papers Of the arrest OF Col samner
Of the LIT regiment Of cavalry on the Western IRON
tier. The statement we understand, is frue but we
Iesp from good authority that the difficulty which isd
70 tbe preIrpg Of charges sgars bim grew out OF
ceremonial understanding, and did not originate
in putaon Of moral delinquency. NAT Intel octZi.
The n. y. Times is in error to the charges upos
ubieb Col Sumner il about 10 be tried. Thst paper
link, that one specification of the gene,si charges
will he, that on the 18th Of July lest Col sumner
"hsd favorable opportunity Of desrovipg tat bold
"bloodtbirsfy tribe Of indians known asn cheyenne
Gard that through n nismansgement and unsc ldierly
'ccrduct be allowed them to escape. ..
This is not at al probable. The charges were,
urde rstood, preferred by Major Dess scd rs'ss -
other matters 'rapsprpg before the Cseysn. Cy - ~.
ses in this case but the Court not called for o ihi'
purpcse. lot. LVu''
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
CHINA.

Letter. from Paris say that the Viceroy, Yek had
Issued proclamstion'to the inhabitants OF the South
eiD Provinces Of China.
Yek attributes the departure OF the English regi-
ments for Calcutta 10 the alarm created by his mill
tary pre- paraons and by the view Of his army which
IA as hume rous the leaves of the forest.
Yeh scds that the new Chinese fleets will soon ap.
pear ard scatter the barbarian vessels The procs-
nation concludes by proposing feesh taxes for the
maintt nance Of the imperial troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

THE SINKING OF THE srr.srR TsSrIm .,.vs oS tss
received the following gasticuls o. sn' m ths MiouI
ssmsI IGSs %s,.,y Tssn ON S'asy s The steamer
ran mag 'InE sn Rsi .ben ~Dss .ss an%
away pS1on tset y Of wafer She had on board ono
bded and @ pSsss ,"'ss Wm Or Hts.r s.s, ssS q
WI r,oss ~ Company b. I'd Artillery, are known TO
Sova bsen drowred; also son Of Mr.. Stephens OF
Keptucky and negro belonging 70 the same gentle
nan number Of the deck hands, names NJ known,
s,e also among the lost. Phila. Bulletin.
TIE CALIFoRsIA W.Gos RoAD.-In letter re-
ceiysd rom California II il stated that the section o.
The wagon road under the supeuntendence OF MI
kin ras proeressing frely. On or about the iSte
ulhmo the expedition within one hanare' Gsr se
CITY miles Of the taste m terminus Of that secnco.
ersl Of the perfons connected with the s1peo"-op -
rpiber sr urfavorabe account of the Country y.
Honey Like and Humboldt River if does "od ov sys
Up to The Representation: spsctinf, supposed tSs
not being plentiful. Before now, ,hs ,tsrtlns pcint
and hat The entire work is 6nished. t"aso' oa0A'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
SPAIN.

No .a;c;sI intelligence has been received that the
Queen bad accepted the resignation of the Narvaez
II was seid thst Gen. de Mirasol had been nomln-
mated Captain General Of Cubs, bat the decree mss
not bee made in the fiji sisl gazette.
The proe ct for the union OF the two branches OF tue
Bourbon family was under discussion ioih'gh qnsuerS
LArEsr......M MADRID, Oct D.
a.. ir journals fully confirm the acceptance oy tne
Queen Of the resignation Of the Narysez CABINET.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

BOSTON wednesday, Oct. II, ISJl.
Another cold ard boisterous day prevented large
at epdanee at the Agricultural Fair to-day, and some
portion of the programme was omitted large
humber of articles, however were added to the col
lection, and premiums awardsdin the Horticutu'
,a aDepsrtmeDt. During the afternoon there was fine
exhibition of borpes and pretty fast troetng was
done ahol Oh hoses Of any great noe were entered
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
AFRICA.

Late dates from the west Coast of Africa have been
received in EpgleDd.
A slaveI With 1871 slaves on board bad been cap
tured by the British steamer Antelope off M0dah.
Palm oil ~as scarce and trade generally ouu;
An Anne ,ican built biigaptne called tae Sarah ane
had been taken into Sier u Leone by the British ship
Alscto sl2 600 were found on board of her, but no
p1p6TB
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
OHIO ELECTION.

We correct our table Of msjorities for Governor
according to the returns Of The Ohio Sia.e journal
Of the 10Th. They seem 10 render Gov. Chaos
reelection nearly certain:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

ARREST OF THE MURDERER OF SWENSON
Nlw-BRUsswIcK n. j., Wednesday, OS- II, 1857
James Rogers. the murderer of John SSeuson, was
arrested at Woodbridge at the residence of his broth
er-p law, about 8 O'Clock this morning by Alexander
II. Coddpgton esq He is now confined in the Mid
desex County Jeil 10 this city. He freely conesses
the crime and states that he has been n the woods in
the neiglborhood of Woodbridge for the last two
0ays.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
LATER FROM HAVANA.

Nkw.ORLEASs, Wednesday, Oct. q 30.
HE steamship Cahswbs has arrived at this port
from New-fcrk via Hsvapa 18th inst, with over half
million in specie. The health of Havana was good
and busiBess was more active
Sugars had declined; the stock consisted of 10000
boxes.
ADoher shaver had been captured off the coast
with $40 D< goes on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
Turkey

The port of Galstz had been very nearly destroyed
BY fir. s.o. 80. i'm.
prove Paper money has fallen in value to the extent
OF twenty per cent NJ. e..
Toe Commission for settling the Turko an from
ters ir Asja has cOecuded s lab0rs and the Eaghsn
and French Commissioners arrived at Constantinope
on The 9th September.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
MONEY MATTERS AT ST. LOUIS.

sT. LOUIS, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1857.
A large meeting of merchants was held at the
change yesterday at which it resolved to receive
the notes of ali the solvent banks of the country a.
par. Several private banking institutions receiv-
ing the currency Of the entire country in deposit.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

SSow.-Srow WAS observed TO be between one ana
two inches deep on the Central Railroad, about one
hur dr.d miles west of Albany, yesterday morning
The weather was very cold or the Hudson River yes
terdaY.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Oct. 2l, 1851.
Stocks are heavy, 10 consequence OF the discout-
seing effect of the EurOpss advicss. Penn 'ylvaoa
State Fives sll; Reading Railroad 142; Pennsylva-
Dia Rsilpoad. 3is.
further dsclre has taken place since the adjourn
meLt of the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The Vienna correspondent Of The Times says it
credtsbly reported mat ditect communication was
about 20 be established between Trieste and New
Yoik by neaDs OF Lloyds steamers
TIE frsncisl pres uI6 was still very severe in
Vienna. stock exchange jobber had blown his
brsiDs out. Another bad disappeared, leaving def
cerces 10 the extent OF f25 900, aud numerous small
ssiIures had occurred.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

Anthony Burns the fugitive, whose recapture n
Boston produced such excitement fes year since,
is now student in the Fairmount Theological Send
rsry, near Cincinnati He has been studying year
or 20 mast at Oberin.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

THANKSGIVING Cows. Pollock and Ho'ley have
appointed the 26th Of November as Thanksgiving dsy
for Pennsylvania and Connecticut. New'Hanpshre.
New York and Maryland, have fixed upon the sane
day. Gov. Williams Of Maine has appointed Nov. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
ITALY.

A reduction Of 25 per cent on the export duty OF
hemp had been decreed in the Ponthcia States.
The iYsI Of the parties engaged 10 the rece0 iosur
reetiopsry attempt in Italy commenced on the 2Sh
September st Palermo.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
CORRECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Oct 81 1857.
The reported feilure of Msssrs. Wbelan " Co., Of
this city, is Incorrect.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
SIrrCIDE IN JACKSON. MICH.

DETROIT. Wednesday, Oct. II 1857.
NJ. III. Pinpey, OF the firm Of Pinney Il Lawson,
State Prison contractors at Jackson, committed sui
eide this morning No cause is assigned for the act
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA.

BVsION Wednesday, Oct. II. IoOI.
The II NJ. steamship Nisgara sailed TO day at noon,
with 45 passengers for Liverpool and IA for Halifax
She takes Oot no spteie Her cargo consists Of 800
bales Of cotton 100 boxes of indigo and 50 tuns Of
ivory. Her total cago is s79 packages.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
WE ATHER

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Oct 2l. 1857.
The weather here has been cloudy and cold, with
occasion al snow squalls since yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
ELECTION RETERNS.
IOWA.

FROM tn. Chicago Tr!aaHe.
The following are all the counties we have heard
from. We compare the majorites with the Gle ,ton OF
last Spring on the candidate for Register, whom the
Democrats elected BY sos In the State:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
THE BARK JOHN SwAZEY ASHORE.

NANTrCKET, Nedpesday, UGt IT, IoI..
The bark John Swazey from the Coast of Africa
for Salem laden with palm oil snd ivory, before re-
ported ashore is full Of water and the weather ia too
rough to render her any assistance Herctew are SAFE
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
DETENTION OF THE JAMES ADGER.

CaARLKsro,, Wednesday, Oct. q, 1857.
The steamship ia mes Adger is detained here by a
heavy sea m the bsr bat will leave for New York at
seelock 30 morrow morning
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
THE MOBILE BANKS.

WAsHrsGToS, Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1857.
The Mobile Savings Ba,k closed its doors on the
18th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
LOSS OF THE wM. RAYNoR AND CREW.

OswfGo Wedresday, Oct q, 1857.
The vessl which cspsized in the harbor yesterday
was the wn. Raynor, of Toronto. A man was found
this morins lsshed to her rigging dead. All her crew
persisted. The vessel has gone to pieces.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
SAILING OF THE EUROPA FOR BOSTON.
Nadoaaday Oct. DI 1897.

The X N. steamship Earops sailed from here at
O'Clock this morning for Boston, where she will be due
to monow Thursday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

coupties and III coubtecly hsvs large majority in the
Legislature. tChitago Tribune, Oct. l9.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
PERSIA
INDI A.

The ipsurrectonary movements 10 Persia, of which
exaggerated accounts were gven have been put down
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
HOLLAND
AUSTRIA.

The Back Of Hollsld has raised its rate OF discount
to 81 pr cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22
MINNESOTA

Total. ............''.''.;o o<s o,z ~
Net Repu blicsn gain IL 2t counties....2,sl7
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-22

The following dispatch appears in The Ph'ta'
dclphia Nsrh american:
CHICAGO, Oct. 10, 1857.
As far as card from, the election which came OIL in
Mpnesos Cd Tuesds, last, has resulted in the choice
of the following State ticket:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30
THE LATE CONVENTION.
From Our Special Correspondent

| From
LAWRENCE, X. T., July 81, 1857
No mare important assemhlHge ever conveyed in
| Kansas than that recently held IN Topeka The
y, Gcy it denoted, the unsnimity eventually dis
nIN,d. and the steps taken to secure the future,
srred cut that future fully and significantly That
policy STANDS thus:
The Free State men Of Kansas will unnlterably
abide by the Topeka Constitu,ion-the peoples
Constitution. They know their strength, and they
feel that not only principle, but polly and public
safety, depend upon the acceptance Of this Copst-
tuition. TIE strength Of the Constitution lies in the
popular strength behind it The people WILL there
for, meet III each surveyed township or settlement,
IN the Sd Of August next, wben after eecting their
own judges If election they will proceed to vote
for the Topeka Constitution, or against it. They
" i'll also elect Stale Officers under IT. and State
Legislature Thus will the State Government
spring fresh from the people, aud the Constitution
EXHIBIT the strength behind it.
III October the Frse-State men will 60 into the
election. The men elected tn the State Legislature
will be reelected to the Territorial Legislature.
The Representatives in Congress, under the State
organization, will be elected Territorial Delegates.
In January both Legislatures meet. The Terrific
rial Legislature will proceed to blot all out all the
past bogus legislation. Counties will be dsorganized,
the extraordinary special legislation demolished,
and tbt whole legal existence Of Territorial Gov
eminent rendered est The State Legislature
will 90 ON and complete the organization, pass a
code Of laws, and complete everything. The Ter
rtorial Legislature will do all that it can to cause
the State Government to be accepted, and will
m+moriolze Congress for the reception Of the
JoleBa Constitution; will resolve that they have no
right to peIpetuate the Territorial Government in
the face Of government of the people, and adjourn.
Should Congress threaten to take any action on
the bogus Constitution before January, the State
Governor will ut once convene the Legislature, and
he wheels Of government will g" in motion.
As reports of a serious kind have been received
hat Missouri means to and her allies in the Terri
tory by carry ing the Territorial election. provisions
have been made for completing thorough organi-
zaton throughout Kansas for the protection OF tho
ballet box. 1t was done by the following resolu-
ion:
'Resol,ed, That Gen. James H. Lane be appointed
by this Convention ard authorized to organize the
people in the several dstrcts 10 protect the ballot box
at the ensuing elections in Kansas."
UDoer this authority, direct from the people, Gen.
Lane is at work, and will have thorough aud eiec-
tive organization in every precinct. 1t will assume
a military shape and be under discipline.
Such are the leading features marked out The
candidates nominated stand on that platform, and
IRE pledged to carry it out. 1t is full programme;
it is an appropriate one; it is bold one.