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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, Ready This Week.
d. APPLETON 4 Co., Nos sa6 and sis Broadway,
Publish on Friday:
EESTIGES OF THE
SPIRIT HISTORY OF MAN.
BYs p. DUNLAP
Member OF the American Oriental Society, New York.
vel 8yO. 4Ol pages. b3 %.
aim Of the author has been % state verified se with a.
NV o Ma own iurebees J,ssJS Tbs order u arrange
neat follows ueIch Of thought from the rst pions
AID UDtSDsht tpecna,ns Of the religious sentiment passing
ydy the elastic period of ancient philosophy and 10
ftion TO the field Of moeesn controversy
CONTENTS ''-''''' 'D '''''e'
stfis. II. GUa. Gods. Ill Sun Worship ~ Fire
vI Inc LcFos ly Begoten God. X Genesis and Ex-
eouA DEe G~3cu ~. Polythe.m. XII. bfshmsnisn
u6 Badhism. Kill rle world Religious.
on sATUeDAY
BsCNakS LUsrttOUs WORK
MsiOEI
oIvIL1zATIoN IN ENGLAND.
HENRY TdoMAs BUCKLE.
kO' l. 3go. 6f7 pages.
Frou the SECOND LONDON EDirioN
Pdce ~ 80.
Frcm The New Monthly NoDdor) Magazine.
Wboeysr misses rosdpg this book VII ms reading what s
remarkable book Of the day-one, indeed, that
spsbtu quDg mind would miss reading for good deal
Let he reader be adverse be may 70 the writer's phosopoy
kt him b. devoted 70 the Obstructive Mr. buckle Is 10 the
party let tin be orthodox IL church creed the
oNti ro6oX dognac as his author kepoale LET him,
be hpo his pi.ndos shocked at every tam OF the agn'
nsNt and oil hs prepJsssssions whed doSn the wind-s,
thee much ths extraordinary volume to simulate reec
boo and excite 10 inquiry and provoke nvesatiou
the yn sell Of untitled fields fre h woods and pastures
Bsvtha may fairly defy the most hostile spit, the mos.
ssi|o Az to read without being
dnos' Off Sol pages, 70 pass II away unread
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IMPoRTASr %
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
Ore Of tie ber. smofssd s1csh
FRESH, CHOICE, ATTRACTIVE,
received per recep. arrivals froD surop~
IMPOSED yos ssLs AT Gun
wARtROOM5,
so g. 50 CHAMBERS'ST, y. T.,
20 which soici, attention.
Great tate 10 disp syed IN our seiector-
DRESS GOODS.
The variety and s.vs exhibited IN this department largo
sHAWLS AND CLOAKS- :,
We have IN extensive sssortn en and ot the u'
shade AID SHAPE Sor Pal and Winter.
SKIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS,
All N,xrs SIZES
HOSIERY. YANKEE NOTIONS, WHITE GOOpS
LINENS, EMBRolDERIEs, CLOTHS AND CASSiMEREs.
DOMESTICS.
We have ras s. puhae, for CASH aaa are prepared 70
kERR1MAC, CocHECo. PACfsIC, SPRAGUE, MANCHES-
TER &c.
PRINTS AND LANES.
Cabot, Lawrence, Amoshesg York Mll'.
D~isst Lonsdae Wamsu.ts
sHEETINGS AND sHfRrIN6S
md ether pcpuisr styles Of pomes,ica
DE FOREST, ARMSTRONG 6 Co.,
Nos go and 9? Ch,nbsrs -, NewYork
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60 Ubcm il fflap Concern.
T'IFFANY & Co., No. $50 Broadway, Ne.
York announce th they have sesused the entse btso,
ofthe
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUBMARINE CABLE

TIFFANY q Co., No. $50 Broadway, New
York announce h'' asy hsTe 'e'u'od the ent' balance
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUBMARINE CABLE
Us. STEAM FRiGATE NIAoARs.
In order pace witn the r,sch Of all classes scd hs.
very ,my in the United State. may posse. ,pe linen q
Cable in rico iOuE inches il lsh, AID mount them
with tIas ieruss Ill.
CYRUS W. FIELD, ESQ,
ths, II h cut frcm the genuine Cable Twenty mnes d t
% 6sv bon @ & sSd sa ien IN ps, ss% as q. ss
ton u which the great Cable no~ he, IN the bed Of the A:at
hsn 100 pieces at tine, s5 per hundred Retail Price 70
Each order must be scooupsnisd BY the money, In finds
current IN New Yo's, "a it viii not BE- PosaiSle 20 open
accoun.s.
register will be tcpt Of the orders. IS they re-
e.iysd, which viii BE- filed in ton without favor or P'r
large portion Of the 'peciebs val be r,d, IL Is eIpe;'ed
for delivery within week.
ATLANTIC CABLE NOTICE.
TIFFANY Co beg 70 INFORM ne pnec th,, .nough they
om.f SItsS .ee. mount s csp ss.ss 20
great they are not able 20 ,Op he orders of The at o;h
and others that while they viii continue 20 receive orders % b,
filed In their TOM a. heTso'ore they VIII 'e tho c.b Ia ne
,nsths Of Dot ss than forty st ard 10 smaller qasn s'
Per foo,~hh viii euabe puIcb,e 10 have sections mounted
20 suit themielyes -
Attention 10 respectfy Invited % be following e.,er from
CYRUS ". FIELD. s,q.
gw.YORK, Ars "A, 1885,
.s an yoa m iS bound o ss 5 iISs sfos' so
TIE of The Asnuc Csee On the Used ssss s,es,
fs HsgAa your dim ih.t sHy other party esins
hv. any portion te.cf must sber have ko'n
you fom the small specimens which dbaed board
fore the Cable was laid Ia ~neh ease The qlantis TOO 'msD
% be worthy Of Dcuce.
There peculiar r.ert attached - The csse which you
Rave bousht-twsn.Y niles Of IL sa.y sgbo-rs-i tns
ocesn and recovered ehne through al II hs decc ,rgs
being rGrfnfef turing ne gh1te Q ne nms oesPed N
lyi1g TIE o0bie
Of course any quantity of cable b. msIaflrsd In Ea
gsrd h.ye beg eli cu Nd 10 this 20 J
yg any attaches tho p~cuisr ytus stst tSe
csb. puhssd by you posses rom tue TACT hs they were
Iar. Parcel Of the cable rbich Is no~ AtnaiJ id
CYhUS W. FIELD.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
III...No 5,4l9. NETWORK, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1859
vVHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. T.
The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tor this
week contains the following:

The NEwYoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Tor tbs
week contains the following:
I..LEADINo ARTICLES; VIA: I, the Rs,soal JET,
S y. on M cr rs' hTs The Ss'S
Trs3si The Ocean Telegrspa; ,ish Columbia
Democratic DigressOnsi OTegoni VerH'oati Edi'o'
u..REyIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving IN /. conten.et
and pcuous form the latest aud most important
that have transIired in the City end Suburbs;
United states. Mexico, South Pscihc Coast, Central
America, South America and Europe.
UI..CAPTURE OF A SLAYER: Three Hundred and
Eighteen Africans on BoaId
Iv.LATEa FROM UTAH.
y"PoLITIcAL THTELLIGENCE ohioi North Caro-
yI..THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH: The celsbra,Ion
Ocean Telegraph Soon to be Thrown Open % the
vn..1HE WEATHER AND THE CROPS
VIII n.sClENTiFIC DISCOVERIES.
IX..IMPoRTAET TO FARMERS; Breeds Of Domestic
Cattle; Fscts for FarmerI
X..GIDDINGSS RETIREMENT.
XI..LArEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY FELEsRAPH
From WssniDg gton; Missouri Elections Abe K,nsas
Gold Mixes; From Utah.
XII. THE QUARANTINE BUILDINGS BURNED; Que
Thousand Rioters in Arms-Loss Of Lhe
XIII. HEALTH AND DISEASE.
XIv.THE PURCHASE OF MOUNT VERNON
xv..BAYARD TAYLOR in NORTHERN EUROPE:
journey Through Central Russia
XvI.TAE ADAMS LIBRARY: Correspondence OF Tae
n Y. Tribune.
Xvu.PoETaY: "The Baby" Summer The Wes
XVIII. THE OCEAN TELEGRAPH EXPEDITION; voy.
of the AfanemnoD.
XIXTNO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA:
Summary Of the News; The Emigration 70 Fraser
River.
xx..DEATH OF GEORGE CoMsE.
YXIMIsCELLANEOUS: The Difference of Time;
Nice Jole; Five Cents and Kiss; hica peposs OF
g. Pound ueA Fort ksIEusie How Victons's
Daughter Manages her Households Re enarkable Cure
Of Lunaic.
XxII..MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XIII MARRIAGES AND DEATHS IN CALIFORNIA.
XIV COMMERCIAL MATTERS Fun Reports Of the
Stock Money, Cottop GTsn, Cattle and other Mar
kess specially Re ported for The Tribune.
copy for year 90. Three copies
SIS. five copies s.. Ten copies, SIP.
SINGLE COPIES fox sale the Publication oaice THIs
DAY. Pncs ceutA
THE GREAT TELEGRAPH NUMBER.
Il PlCAYUNE THIS WEEK.
GIe,t Telegrsrh Number - ,. ,-,,
Making Long Aim Of it. - .. -.
CHEAP TELEGRAPH.
-1' DESTRUCTION OF THE CABLE.
The Electric Telegraph. - - -
GLORIOUS PICTURES. GLORIOUS PICTURES.
In The PicayuLe To-Day, - - 90 -, ,,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03

ITO be SOLD.-The interest in the LEASE sn,
the FUENITUR Of hsI d,ore three ssd bssen
bch HOUSE IN South Brooayn- The ietle t,of rented
the lst of MAY TtAa A5tta B. r. q. X, Tribune Otcs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
matrbfs, Jewelrp, &f.

IEWELRY-JEWEL
~ All eesc ipons u GOLD JEWELRY ~ sale a. Eetal Il
ss than usual prices FsuiDEs Pip, Bacess GlHt C1siqs
Ast Chsrs uds Sleeve Buttons, Plain and Cn.ed ID
hugs, golt Wedding Hinge Gold Specacles aud Eye
Gses Locteis Nscsss scar Pns Keys and > ais Diam ud
HnsS, al sIes, Cros,e- Gold rhimbss Armies Silver Fn
BIiys. Per,emc nns'es Silver Forks spoons 81 GEORGGC
ALLEN Importer Watches and Jewsry Wholesale AID Be
TAIL No. ii Waist, second hoor near B,osdwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
IMPORTANT NEW MEDICAL WORK.
CCHOOL AND HOME JOURNAL-A Monthly

~ at One Dollar per yes ri . Number, ioE sEfEEhbEh
gtaay. Ser a ior 50 c'men ooyies
MARCUS WILSON. Publisher and ProEistor
No Ssi Br3G3wsy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-03
Gbanres fcr Businfes Men

DARTNER WAN1ED-Wfh s cash capital IL
sseo 10 aw,ies.,ti.b,d susIess esP,ss ef Ma er
lr,d inteIs,sd m the rsDe-x stoIn D~fts u
IKE this brs ut b. ani bo:s s'Ans ~ p>Afa
BE he sSdrsssd 70 PROGRESS =. se riie me on-e.vA
Be s:.nd.eec.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

the distance Of the faults in the cable. He states that
bis mesns of testng not wholly dependent upon
the resistance offered by the cable. and that he
r. arched diligently for indications Of fault nearer
shoe but without II, also says that by the
o5e,' of testing adopted by him. the estimated dis
tsnees are seldom more than FIVE per cent in error
ard then only in Of difficulty. In testing the
Atlantic cable be adopted four distnc, modes.
NJ, Rowe,. had offered to lay rope-covered
electric wire between Valentis and Newfoundland for
the sum of fis2, coo.
Alderman D. w. Wire had been elected by the
Common Council Lord Mayor OF London for the ensu-
ing year.
took FIRE while the and BOYS to the number of ~
were a, work 10 the mine. X was feared that the
lives Of all would be sacrificed but after great exer
tions in subdung the flames, - persons were drawn
out Of the Dit alive, snd the other ten dead.
The shfps Sultana. with fl6O,Oc0 of Australian
gold and the Ocean Chief. with abont f2O,u1 ar
rived at Liverpool on the lst, from Melbourne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
GREAT BRITAIN.

The official revenue returns show decrease on the
quarter of fl 77s OO0 on the half year Of t2,IDVV,
and upon the year f6,0l7 900. The decrease i, more
than accounted for by the reduction in the income tax
amounting g 900 000-so that there was an actual
increase on the years revenue as contrasted with last
year. Of 81 ,sS3 900. The journals have congratula-
tory leaders this satisfactory exhibit, and TIE
Times only hopes that year two more OF tranquil
ity will admit Of the reduction abolition of more OBJ
noxious taxes without impairing the public service
or running in danger Of deficit.
The DAILY Ners treats the statement that Lord
Derby had solicited Lord John Russens assistance In
framing the coming Reform bill as clumsy fiction.
A deputation from the Galway Harbor Commis-
sioners had waited on the Board of Works at Dublin
for the purpose of obtaining further loan to enable
them 10 extend the accommodation and protective ca
liabilities of their harbor. The Board explained that
there were legal obstacles in the way of compliance
with the request, but expressed readiness to give
the required assistance provided the difficulties IN
question could be obviated.
report was current that Government was about
TO send three gentlemen experienced IN engineenng
and maritime matters with view OF reporting upon
the stats of the barbor and roadsesd OF Galway and
10 ipoure as 10 what works may be necessary for reu
derine the port safe and commodious
Mr. Varey one of the consulting electricians OF the
Atlantic Telegraph Co.. writes to The TIMES IN re.
spouse TO an article calling IN question h estimate o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
THE LATEST.

LosDos, Saturday, Oct. 2-noon.
A grand review took place yesterday at Paris in
presence Of the Emperor and Empress. The troops
consisted Of ten battaons Of the Imperial Guard,
amounting to 5000 men. Their msjesties were re-
ceived with great enthusiasm, both by the military
and by the people.
The Moniteur Of this morning contains decree ex-
tending to the Both Of September next year, the decree
of September 1857 relative to the importation of for
eign grain.
1t is again stated in the Continental Journals that
the question Of the regency Of Prussia is still not
settled. The Queen and her party, it is said, have in
duced the King to offer the Prince of Prussia simple
extension fer six months Of his present unsatisfactory
powers and it is observed that if the Prince 10
refuse these terms the matter would be quickly ter
minated and the Queens party overthrown. The
Journal des Dejats to-day il, however of the opinion
that at later period the difficulties Of the have
been vanQushed.
The nobility of the Government of Yoer in Russia
who among the first to form Committees for the
emancipation Of the serfs have lately sent address
to the Emperor praying that the measure might not
be carried into effect in that province. The Emperor
did not receive the address favoraby and replied that
the measure should be executed notwithstanding any
opposition of the nobility. The emancipation, the
Emperor is said to have replied will be carried into
effect simultaneously throughout the whole Of the
Empire, and that he would not allow any part of it to
be deprived Of the benefit of it. During his journey
the Emperor would not accept of any fete the part
of the nobility where they have shown themselves
hostile 10 the measure.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
FRANCE

The Emperor arrived in Paris from Brritz on the
LIT inst and 10 proceed to the camp at ChaIons
on the following day.
letter from Berne contrsdcts, in the strongest
terms a report that the French Government had sd
dressed fresh note to the Swiss Federal Council on
the .nhject of the refugees residing at Genoa, and
tbst ~ Kern the Swiss Minister at Paris, had re-
ceived special instructions on the subject II Is as
serted that the Emperor of the French is perfectly
satisfied with the decree published by the Federal
Council with respect to refugees, and has made no
further demand on the subject.
The Morsteur states that the Emperor Of Prussia
had given distinguished reception to Prince Nspo-
leon at Warsaw, and accompanied him back to his
residence.
Eighty millions Of francs are said to be required to
complete the works at Cherbourg.
Nincennes ie 10 have the finest park OF artillery IN
Europe. and the fortress is TO be enlarged.
Paris correspondent of Le NOrd does not hesitate
10 assert that the object Of Prince Napoleon visit to
Warsaw was to communicate To the Emperor Alex
ander the views Of the Emperor Napoleon with re-
gard TO coming events in Turkey.
letter from Paris says that the French Consul at
Tampco had written TO the commander of the French
naval station in the Gulf Of Mexico, claiming prstec-
tion for the French in that place.
II was rumorrd that the Popes bull had arrived in
Paris for the erection Of the Bshoprc OF Rennes into
archbishopric. .
Mr. Morphy. the American chess player, had been
astonishing the Parsans by repeating his eKtraordi-
nary performance of playing eight games, with eght
separate players at and the same time without
seeing the boards. Mr.. Morphy won six Of the
games and the other two were drawn. The play
lasted ten hours, during which time Mr.. Morphy
never took the slightest refreshment and at the con-
clusion did no, appear to be much fstigucd.
At Paris, on the LIT inst, the settlement on the
Bourse passed of easily, and the Three per Cents
closed at 1870 for money and 1895 for account.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
INDIA AND CHINA.

The India and China mails, already telegraphed,
were expected to reach England the day the Africa
sailed. Commercial kilograms by them show that
there had been further decline OF about y cent in
the rate of exchange at Hong Kong and Shanghae,
thus diminishing all prospect of silver being sent from
Europe.
The British Consul, and all foreigners, had le Can
ton.
Lord Elgin and Admiral Seymour had departed for
Japan and the French for Cochin China.
In the Indian exchanges there had been material
variation, but the Bank of Bengal had made another
reduction of y cent in their rate Of discouutmakng
the charge7 y cent.
serious flood had occurred in the Upper Indus, by
which nearly the whole of the cantonments at Mossher
were swept away.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
THE VERY LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday morning, Oct. =, 1853.
Erorl Thr Ionfon LINZ. CTR ArfloLeL

LONDON Saturday morning, Oct. y 1913.
From TIE London 7isnes (City Aytieie).
Fridoy Erening-The English funds opened with
increased buoyancy this morning. but there was subse-
quently slight tendency TO reaction, several reaiza-
tions having been effected while temporary demand
for money was observable. At the close, however,
there was again signs of firmness. In the Foreign
Exchange the rates for Hamburg and Paris were
slightly lower.
The Colonial Produce Markets during the week have
presented no new features, operations in the leading
staples being Of moderate extent Generally the tone
is less active than was anticipated.
The outgoing mail steamer on the fth will take out
$2 ,l92 in siver for China, but no remittances 10
India.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The DAILY Ne,cs says the shares OF the Atlantic
Telegraph Company continue in demand, and closed
yesterday afternoon at 600 to Ei3O.
The Times states that since the recent telegram
from China, the quotations for the lower grades Of
blackish leaf Congon have advanced Id. Common
closes with strong buyers holders being ndisposed 10
realize until the receipt Of the letters by the mail.
INDIA.
HARsyILLEs, Frday.-Ihe Bombay Times of the
eth September says that the rebels in Dude in
desperate situation. There is considerable force
but disorganized, in Behar. Co.'s. Anderson and
Fraser are dead.
BERLIN, Thursday.-By order Of the authorities
the discesson in tho journals the question Of the
Regency, within legal limits is declared fully allow
able. Within less than fortnight, six seizures had
been carried out against Berlin newspapers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
.~, Election.

I,ors. Iowa, Wcdnesdsy, Oct I3' Iso8'
-. ,ovnsbips in this county, Lefingwell, anti
.,oo democrat for Congress, is 81 ahead.
pvrsroRr, Iowa, Wednesday, Oct. l3, 1853.
The Republican majority in Scott County is $50 on
,,,h State and Congressional tickets. Bennett, Inde-
',dn. candidate for Judge. has 27 majority in this
Gy ~. :, ,o,o
p,xsr CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcT.-Des Moines
COuuty tcficiaD, lo2 majority for H. H. Trimble,
D.necrst. Henry County, 695 majority for Samuel
RCuris, Republican. Jefferson County, LIS majority
Or Curis. WspelIo County, 100 majority for Trmble.
These are Republican gains since 1857.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
THREE DAYS LATER ER0M EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
LOSS OF LIFE IN A COAL PIT
MORE TROUBLES IN THE. EAST
HIGH PERSIAN OFFICIALS UNDER ARREST.
Cotton Unchanged-COnsolS 9Sia9Sd.

The Cunard steamship Africa, Capt. Shannon,
which sailed from Liverpool at o'clock on the after
noon of Saturday the I'd instant arrived here yester-
day evening.
The steamer Propeller, from Boston, via St. Johns,
Newfoundland, arrived at Galway on the morning Of
the Goth of September. letter from Galway states
that the propeller was laid on the ground there to
prevent her from sinking.
The steamer Fulton arrived at Southampton on the
evening of the seth utmo.
The steamers Of the New-York and Galway line are
benceforh to touch at ST. Johns, Newfoundland, on
their passages thus securing the receipt Of
news from Europe il Fix or seven days
The steamer Pacific from NewYork, via st. Johns,
n. f., arrived at Galway on the lst inst, and the
Asia from Boston, via Halifax, reached Liyerpoo! at
noon on the ID inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
Indiana Election.

CINCINNATI, Thursday, Oct. IT, 1913.
PRsr CosGREssIosAL DIsTRIcr.-Niblack DEM,
seced by 800 majority.
sscosD CorGRyssIosAL DIsTRIcr.-Wm. II. En-
rsh DEM, elected.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsTnIcr.-Dunn (Repub.),
sscted over Hughes be 300 to 800 mojOrity.
MvysTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIcr.-Davis "A. L.,
.Iscted by about 5000 majority.
TENTH CoSGEEssIosAL DisTRicT.-Case (Repub.l,
elected by GOO majority.
Tie Republicans claim the election Of 10 State Sen
,top and 81 members Of the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

srri, s N the Blsct Sea- which <rrs 81 sc fer Ya
low wi,hout t,y~r. An~rSsn dull an, nominal Ds1Se
for Yelow ans 81 for Wtne.
PRovIsroSs-Beef very slow but :. ices anch anged.
Pork ci-t aud American Offering Lar dull and sisky
rsts sAes Bacon "a small re2aeA
A. r,o,, Fine Cheese fll vq y, n full
othcr g.tes ncs~c,sd rsow 9us', and A. eh>sr-v fS
Rls..r Bu,chers Association rornns 50 tAs- s<sG
On the msTAet 49, 49,. -.
PRoDucE.-Ashes quiet at 81 10 s52l for P0ss. and
- 6GSS for Pesrls Rosiu steady M Gts TOT ovnSsa
Spirit. IT. II. utiu- que, s. d52 Sugars da DR. 'sse
H. Coffee IN sod demand 81 f rates Bic. depr-.ss -
p.ice, ,shet in favor of buver Carolina selling vtSS
for ridalns rras-Ffre Consous slightly dcsrer; me
close. ps'ion of the mail news from China
cu Phlsielphis selling in rrtsi n Coi Or-Sn
sales fSS6 asa Sothns doir in Seal L1se-t has deon "
IS ass o. Clover Seed neglected AID nominal
Lo>pos MsRKyrs-Messrs. Barring. Bros. Co.
~ror- the Corn msrse, dspr~ssed snd fnf,h WRBar 0v
o~er on the week White Americsn " as kea. ~ 9k
fLors, ts4 Ixos. Wrlsh IN demand Bare f6 $ ksiiS
as ffs e Scotch Pis. 81 saSS Susss INACTIVE 81
L>srrp C,Srs in fair demand IN bbia Elf Boo
ton IN bsxs 40 lei. Nothing doing in fss Gus; Svssu
cvctsd At fss Pae Seal ISL 10 = fSs Cod fSs 10 AfA.
Lnseed quiet al So RICE tG stock
vsstirE improvement TALLow stesdy for r. " G.
TEA rr and bsrksh leaf Cor "a d-arsr common C>u
sous siCGotd SsfRtrs ruSPgNruu 6rm n sss SN:
Rough ssDing at 10 Cor arrival
H,vRr N,Rxrrs-lOur circulars have failed y
come - hsndi
AxvRIcAs SscuRirES-Messrs. ID. Hen. Son L
Co report follows, There nothing OF particular in,er,ss
notice in the make for American Securities Darns
past eeh there hss ~n bit t:l- dong Stats Stects
the demand continues Tor the best descriptions NJ Railroad
bonds such ss,hcsA othe York and Central
Illinois Central shares have been in demand and hsss s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
TURKEY.

Lord Strsifori de Redcliffe was 20 have been re-
ceived by the Sultan on the 18th ult.
Letters from Gambia describe the island ~ still in
very disturbed state. The new Governor had not
been able TO carry ont the instructions received nom
Constantinople Armed Turks had trsversed the cap
i.al of the island shouting Death to the Christians
Some Of them were arrested. but Immediately
released, great is Mussuman influence.
A telegram from Alexandria saws: Z" The Lrcsfsro
publishes report of revolt st Jddah, and rising
" at Mecca, wherein several Turkish soldiers have
(" been killed"
Advices from Trpol state tina. the revolt Of batal
ion of soldiers had been suppressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15
RUSSIA.

The great Russian Steam Navigation Company
took possession or the aoth uh., Of the establish
ment Of Villa-FrancG, granted TO them by the SaF-
cinian Government.
The steamship Inv,srible, on her passage from
Crons;adt for Hull WITH full cargo, had been en-
tirely lost. The passengers and crew were saved
The Prince Of Prussis arrived at Warsaw on the
9th ultimo and was cordially received by the En-
peror Alexander. On the following day the Emperor
and the Prince reviewed tIp troops at the camp OF
Powonski. The trc,ps formed an effective force OF
fe the Prince of Prussia pu, himself a, the head Of
his regiment, the Kaloags Infantry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-15

PRICES CyRRRsr or AABRIcAn PRODUCE At Lfvsspool-
Per- 1,ia LivgapooL tOct l. 1854
pso,sroxs B.-on Ia exeeedinsv dull with vrry hmfts1
demand and holders sell prizes are oSsr stss
Cheese In good demand and inferior ansssss nesS
and Pork dull with very little passing Hams and bboaesU
wthou, change. bacon Long Addles nb in ~ eH kostk
Short hiddls., DO, . as e.ti G. Cut, dol HSY
D ycwt Beef Prime Mrs. 80 sso tsrce India ieD
x more. Porh, Prime Mes. rs $50 tisrce Shou1ert
e. a o, 49,. ,sSacton Tslow fair demand e ase
weeks quotations -. 4. 49,. ,.......~ ,~-~>
-. 80 h.n t.keu and nave only very limited attend
snce at ,a day. With retail demand Ct our .y s:s
es1. W..,~ru Red fa6i and Southern ReS, 306ie
+ N Plour-western Csnal 10 oai Phlsdelphia &c. ~
,aI nhSn q as s; and g. Louis IS 0Ti y l8 y. In
an coys~YriOw IS saH Mixed, s. soo4f, sad Wits.
40 H.