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Gar0mare.
WHEELING NAILS
Drp Goo0s.

Bargains i'm Dry Goods
FOR UST.
w. w A r r E N .
No. $50 Superior st., Corner Seneca St.,
rs NOW OFFERING HIS STOCK
SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
shilling Prints for cents;
Five shilling Challis for shilling.
Two chilling Muslins for one shilling;
Yard wide bleached Sheeting for pence;
aus2 Bonnets tie whole stock At half pree
A MOTHER INVOICE OF DOUG-
1ALASs and sHERWooD'S Plient Adjustable Double
-tagitS' myis ''''' 0r''HS fAYLoR' GRIsWoLD co.
MANTILLAS-A New and Elegant
4H1 AssoI5Ient Of Real Ea lsh Thread Maniillas
FRENCH WROUGHT SIANTLEs.
LACE POINTS and SHAWLS,
snd figured Nfani1s, Gimgs, Fnnges Baids YelTels SC
The latest sly tancy nusters. HE EMPRESS
The ab goods Just opened and comprise very
juno. Ell BALDWIN Co
R0BES.-The greatest variety at re-
iSiio No IS supsrio. street-
DATENT COLUMBIAN SKIRT
Il SPRINGS-A new article, at slS5 Per ST. noon
~ RAOnola-N p iAoOA
HOSIERY. = LADIES WISHING
rs 'l' = TAYLOR GRISwoLD 4 90 tii''
ERENCHLAWNS, JACONETS and
Il orgaHdiss-New and rieh s;ylesi9T ,,ssI sale By
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COL
10y iui1 S RAYMOND CO.
DRINTS! PRINTS !-25 CASES
- iulT inns '-'' MORGAN 4 ROOT.
GINGHAMS.-FIVE CASES small
" Plaid G nsnams, which we viii sell at one Shilling
Ps' jaI7 i1tf "''-'-- MORGAN ROOT
RARGAINS IN PRINTS AND Mus.
= iull li'-'a CTS 'f % A''ns CITY MILLS STORE.
.nRESS G0UDS-CHALLIE Robes
IL guile, Muslin Robes Qaille Orsandies, Lawns,
jul 80 - MORGAN & ROOTS.
II MEMS FOR PANTS,
IL Frilied Linens;
ius 'Ii1l- T1YLoR. GRIswoLD car
pLAIN NANKINS.
Il Plaid Nankins,
ius Anl NanHtzSii 1xYIoR. eRlswoLDs co.
MOSQUITO BARS,
IIl By the yard or piece,
S00 PARASOLS-JUST Reed
OOO per eIPTess-e sap-sSe1; Sa99Sb sSS9e,i9bP co
DEDUCEG PRICES-In order to
III sell q the remaiader Of our summer Stock, Will
commence offering them At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Fast eolored Lawns only 10 cents yard,
reh Jaeonett Lawns worth 2cls, Oay l2 cts yard
Challs DeLaines. q" l256 90
small figured all wool DeLanes =. 3lA
Plain Barages. stvery low prices.
Figured - from 6Al cis yard
WSs Marsllss s' for Bssqass Al Tsacsd Ses
few challe Lawn and SILK Robes viii be offered at any
price,
Splendid lot Of EmbEoidsrss very chear with large stock
OF Linen Sheefings and Shirtlngs.
White Bed Quilts Table Cloths Napkins Sc ali Of which
will be offered al extreme y low Prices -
iulzl Corner Superior s. and Pablis SQUARE.
| lNOLLARS-COLLARS-A LARGE
~ lot Of Misses COars AZ onls shilling eaehavery
&c viii be sod low. JUL S. HYsIAN Z co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LACE
lll NIaniillas.
Real Thread Nantes.
Pu.heT Lace Msntillas,
Rich Lace Points.
Real hand made Net Shawls,
Berege MaEiillss,
Barege and Silk Talmas,
Cloth and Linen Raglans
DuEters IN g variety,
Barege ard Grcna inc Shawis.
Our stock of these goods uueQualed IN thus market
iplI f. J. BALDWIN 4 CO.
CPRING STYLES DE LANES.
~ raksS iSa' f''s'''u s RAYMOND a co.
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nor SALE-Vaeant Lofg-On Hnd,

Il soa Garden Seville and AIa9ies SIS some ve- de
slrsblc iot5On earh 10 sell thrap Oh tame - ~
STEAM ) Nv MILL -i5 miles by u r from the CITY
ADJOINING Station, with large ss0f, dwelling and
Of llnd. -7 --N
GRiSF AILIs-WATER POWER-With a great fall
aud abundance Of water, II miles from the g = ran IN
sto1ri good dam and buildings and machinery Ia eo0t
sEr CT -Nr...s4.- -, q, a-loi5
house and los 90. -'
70 6ACHES-One mile from CITY line Wsst bv rI,nt
ho5d GOOD sol One and a-Iaf sury frame hoase barn.
Stables, &c-S9o per -cre-
FOR SALE Or EXCHANG E.-KINsNAy ROAD
3lle rom the ConrI House. Seventeen acres or aal.
<ot1 soi aud we'll cultivated. wrh nice cottage hoflss
para oreiaId and VARIETY OF fruit and sade rees1is0
aess o. timber VIII sell very low and pay Ia
onsidsr1ble nart IN other good properly
PARkMAN Sr-tIouse and lot SI.sl0 EXCHANGE f,r
tarm or W. stern lands.
MiSCONSiNAl la-ge amount OF lands well situatsd 10
e1enase for goods ofyrDus kiads g0a CITY Dropsfy
CEDAR ST--=Near Perry-A lot, l05 It frmt-t,
street -f--NA
NARRENSVILLE-l22 Acres nelr the center vith
Sool house harm, orchard, Sto exchange for some good
Western lands,
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replaces the red sandy iinge which estraos much
from personal with brilliant black or brown
The hnes 1t are FAST CoLORs and change
mottle after exposure the In The raIdity, uni
omity and certainty Of lis operation this Dye stands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair DTesssrs JosEFH
CHRIsTADoRo 4 Co, nos Asi0r House, n. Y.
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IN A MOMFNTt

Without OBTAINING the Merchant foHl his business t
OF Fashion from his snioymentsi the AIatTon from he
f.ousehoid duties
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
EOR RENT-A number Of degirob1

ENOR RENT-A number Of desirable
Il OFFICES ROOAIs-Oa SuDerior So ~ 5t -
le sqllaIe-ffom so 10 SlaO
"a, IA GOOD HOUSE & LARGE LOT-Oa Kias1aan street.
TWO STORY BRICK DwELL1NG-on Bond street
TWO STORY FRAME DWsLLING-Detroa STREET.
A LARGE BUILDING SUITABLE FOR. A ROARD-
~ ~ iocated-gil Rsnt part or the whole
-, ROUSE & JENNINGS
@l--l HnlL E.-ara and Iaslr--r-... -.
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VIII TRUTH COMM AND ATTENTION

To restore heal We must purify the blood Fevers,
without exception foreign matters having been
absorbed aud reaine in the circulation. These
sickness nay produce inuenza. Group. rheumatism
govt. ohalc cough. But BTahlrsths Pills simple,
potent, and veg table the cause and The fol
lows course They the OF every day saving
many valuable lives. Pnaepal Office ga Canal street,
BFandreth Building New YORK Sold also by
5uns dSSIw DB357 A S GARnINER, Cleveland
lHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
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Dentistru.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVING

DEMONSTRATIONS HAVING
Sets of Teeth which they carefully keepin the drawer
nd troublesome 10 cary in the peket especially
Invited TO call st DR.. HALLIWELL'S Dental Roous
To such liberal arrangement will be offered Having
arrangements, prepared the Vurauized COm-
instead Of Gold Silver for Artificial Teeth which
has highest reputation to ythng here ore used
iIghtness, cleanliness durability and
Que tooth entire set m be sGpled 50 life like
defy the closest observer and perfect fit Warranted
Silver and Gold Plates usual from SO per full
/ B.A HALLIWELLS N d
Over Churchills Drug Store.
iuug3.dSw OpD Old Court House Public "a
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J. N. JOHNSON, N. D.,
HONROPATHTST

oce Ia7 SartweIs Block, Sapsror street. corner Sen
lsble;diT
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ROUSE & JENNINGS.
mFlI Risql , cf-lra and TN

FOR SALE-TKUMBULL co
u LARGE AND VALUABLE FARAI-2tO Acre
Win Houses, one larg and ue viii Barn
sneus and otheffrm build nss orchards and 90 acres
timber Soi tndv loan and well located
EAST SLENELAND-From one 70 une acres Of land
a. option Of purchaser co0d two story Brick no se-
nain aad iaTse number OF fruit desirable prno-
cry lies from te CguTt HOusr by fue ia Plank Road
LAST CLEVELAND acres with Hou e. Barn ar,s
Ofenard n les nom Tue citv and distance from
me kuclid Plank Road VIII sell one-half or The whole
a, , y X > a . n o = X C. " g e =
TAVERN STAND A. a Station On one OF lie prIpcs-
pl hsiros ds rem the city 90 miles distant, large and
well constructed building and every cOuver ience win
acres Of land Exchange Tor an Improved flrm - =
FULTON Color cres on the .-ir Line RR from, T,
ledOto Chicago. mile from ta0n and one and half
miles lrosl the C0Cnfy s. n; also,
ROUSE & JENNINGS
ap2 Real Est1fe Agents
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1msnrarlfr.
CH RTE r OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

HARTFORD. CONN,
CHARTER PERPETUAL. S2OOOOO CAPITAL
WITH A VERY LARGE SURPLUS
Securely invested udeT the and apprTzl Of IN
CumptrOller OF Public Accounts al he
State OF Connecticut.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMtSC WALKLEY. President
John L BUNCE- Vice President.
SAMUEL II WHITE. Secretary.
Z D. DICKERMAN (3enl Agent
DIRECTORS:
ALFRED GfIA DANIEL PHILLIPS.
IOHs L BuKcE, BOSWELL BLoDGEr,
JOHN A BuTLER, ID DICK RN.N.
Moan WHEATON,. JAMES VALLEY.
NELSON HoLIsTER. WILLIAM r. CoSE-
5. B. BEREsFoR. NJ D., coKsULrIEs PHTsIcIAN.
ROUSE & JENNINGS. Arent
HJe9 Al 50 Superior ST., Cleveland o.
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EVENING

There was dance at the CrOghan House in
the evening, which was largely attended and
passed off most pleasantly.
The citizens of Fremont have good reason to
be proud of the satisfactory manner in which
everything passed off, and the completeness of
their arrangements to secure this end.
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pARKENs LIE eREYEsF HAIR.

CHRISfADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
the Won efa Chemical C0uasreit OF Natures Colurlns
Fluid
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--

IL GRIST AND SAW MILI-Water P5a,-r' sni aSan5
aaee o. II 90 miles BY Rallroa1 from Cevsl8 d. near
Satiou IA god orler ani nov dJng good business
Will exchange N part for good farm.
- ACRES he Lake SHIRE miles fr1m Eu IA
StatlOn; SUI nch sandy Olm; abundance OF frut OF an
klds, and u acres timber Will take Western lands l
par payment So
STORE DWELLING and LOT-Weu located in n de-
siIate pa u the ity, 10 exchange Tor "A small farm
CASE AN hsNU E-A cottage house with arEe au1
small farm ~ -
ioe SHARES CLEYELAN AND IRON MINING COM
FAN1 SlOCk nd Nacstat Lots exchinse f.r a small
city. ~
At EUCLID STATION ~ acres Of land-soil black
sandy loani under ine cultivation with a unlunce of
choice fruit aud TIMBER dwellings Two barns
and never-ialing spnng Of water; and acres .. Of
M lie north OF ~ Station; lnllny soil To exchange
Tor good improved frrm. Also
20 ACRES IN WILLODGHBY-On the lake Shars -
Good s1il sud well improved with stream o water and
considerable fruit w
HURON CO.-Farm OF 1l0 acres y aule from R
Station; good new huu-e and haTn orchard Sc we'll
Waered VIII eNeange part for sstern lads or other
property
ROIrgr 3 TLr,rKrTNrcS
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Ro41 Eefafa
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il GOOD BUSINESS PROPEKTY-A lease auid well
oaled IN eeDtral paItOf the cry corner lot los by
100 teet with good hu dIngs The buildings with lease OF
and lot OF Western lands
a GOOD FAhAi-AmJut % niles from the CITY Plan
acres with sooi hous bara and orcard with =
$40 peracre.
SIX ACRES-One mile west OF the city line on Plank
RQad- Viii exchange for 4 farm
DETROIT Sf.-Near State St.-IIOuss and Lot-lot So
farm. -
ON LAKE sH0RE-l0 rliles west OF tse eity-Forty-
tNo W Acres, VITA small house and oTesar acres
side preferred.
fort small farm.
VACANT Lots Two good lots on Garden ST. 10 sell
low for cash time
ROUSE & JENNINGS
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Special Notifies.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

a For Gss FiztEres and Fifting-Ayyly
70 FsgJ EasEorfh & Co. los aEd lOI Superior street.
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FOR SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
l. COTTAGE-Eight RcGms-With -rc1 Tot garn -
ElklY-FlNE T. ACRES-lu Pafml
EIFIEEN ACEES-Four mil e.1st of fl.a .sr-
FOHII ACkkS-Of good Famng lani-gls mites ff-.,
Si4 LAKE Sul eriort1 exchange lor vacant Ior
a LAhs5E " ELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSE. AND
Lct-"eii located and near o. hasiness
s,sa ROUSE JENNINGS
r.
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"AlatShals Uterine Cah0icOn vi certainly cure All
the diseases for which Il is recommends .
: here Is nOmedcine like Il in this country
III the worst have ever met with NarshalEfs
Uterine Cafhohcon IS ain and safe remedy
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The Celebration at Fremont - Firemen's
Observation-Disclosures Companies VIM
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN,

. ukONLh IND DAAEh I'M
ILY SEWING MAcHIsEs.-
The particular attention Of
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and un>
mistakable advantages:
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ARRIVALS.

Citizens wishing conveyance either Of the aboV
Trains Boats Will be called by the Stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address te Onibus OF.
fee. 81 Superior street. door Wedden House.
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Those Of yoG favorable 70 this enterprise we will m
arrangements with you by which Impressions may be tax,
Of your patients cases, an aTticulatng, models &C &c
and oi warded 10 US h Express and without return,
utted with reasonable accuracy 10 the fitting and aFcu
ting model We VIII also make Block Work 10 order
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- - MkN. From ne n. Y. Duly Meas (Editorisl)
We leslie 20 ca az egtion 10 letter Dr. joshua
= hI1st on lhs he tlth of American Women in sEoh-
uJuIn ne ears ne subject IN able manner, and
m. skill and medical JOdgmeni nav be relied upcn
Er0m ~ ALbaau Marnilr 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

ev reurped. and -uch as,s'used to pay fare pro-
due, icke,- were aowel 10 ,ass, as tie conductors
ana trsip hands dare hot nit1np 10 enforce cO!ec-
tim In one iIstaIoe, when fare demanded, \
p-tol was presented 10 the conductor the sort of
iare The ruiau= paid AZ several places the route
reops were boldly robbed Of their roney and Watches
without any Interference OF authority.
Not far from Jtica German go: on nne ofihc plat
forms # the car ard asked a. Mor-sey. The ruff
fan pulled him into the cnr and began "a take from
him whatever NJ bad Of value. H. showed some re-
ei.;aI ce upon which dozen pistols were presentcd
et hi head ard when he had been stripped 81 al the
r, bbers wanted they threw him through u window vi
tie car, iniuring him severely.
An officer fiom this city wsa on the tram referred
to- having in CUSTODY prisoner whom he was taking
o Albany 10 answer 10 the United States Court. aud
seeing what kind of fellow Passengers he had he took
the iions # biz pIsoner lest the ruan-, seeing the
-hschs might discover that he wa N durance, take
him away and -ei him free a. they 40 doubt would
have doIe.
There Is little relief to The American eye in view
ing such dc grading -pectsce that witnessed last
week and that found in the observation that pugil
ism j. an exolict hss not its origin on American >'
The pJize.fgh their backers and abettors are
mosty subjects Of Great Britain and bring from home
all tltr pngiistc spirit and when they desire TO
ercise H. az in the recent Instance they resort To
Dependency Of the country that gave them birth. II
is the shame of our country that politicians OF all
parties viii seek the aid Of such yagabOnds TO place
thensciye- in power.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
Richnrd.ou, spence & Co... Circular.

D. p~,s,o LIVERPOOL, Oct. IS 1902.
This weeks arrivals consist Of 2i2al og.h ""EaL 1925
FLOUR from France; 8 quarters WHEAT from tbt bs loV
bs FioUR from Area quarters WHEAT, 67Oj quarters
COsS from the Mediteua.ean aud Black Sea .
Farmers deliveries OF WHEAT ior the week endng as ra'
day were lIg74 qaaItsTs 425 against I quarters AZ
50 . In the corIespOndius week of last year . - -,
Tuesday reported better inquiry Tor WsAt WIN
White full prloes of last Friday FLOUR so" ony
choice qualities in good CONDITION being request INDIAN C9E
neglected easier Since the country markets nave o.eh ss
the geneTa Cf the trade hss rtcd qlet
At todays market few buyers present WHEAT met
limited retail sale Tuesday rates FLOUR uneered III We
ue, with lite business doing; really hne perfect aities
DIAs CoRs-Emopesn still pressing the market % hs eNcu
sop of American which IL qate ne elected We
Red Chicago gas ID Milwaukee, 7d5 I'D indiana,
az Cd; White, Western, 5d6 a.; southern a. "a
Oho . as New Orleans. % az 3D.. western - q
Sij per barrel INDIAN COSSfellow, 81 ass White, S6
asa y 4s0 fbs. -
Allowing considerable desire 10 SELL prces are weak:
PoxxNo American orerius French aud lFsh c> be mad
lower terma
CHEESE-Fine in far request, Inferior kinds nesiested
I.El,-Thc demand is extremely limited; 81 " cwt. has
been taken for 50 which about comprise the sales oil the
week. -, ,o.,.,
81 NAV be given nominal quotation for BucGrrs Assoc Ia
to" o this description the market n bare la LONDON r.
u G. dull at a. d5o toe SPOT, ~ 1dd45 all the
Rosis-CommoB sells fair extent at II 6i per cw
BAgK-No inquiry. Philadelphia nonineiiy, " @so D@i'r
more, 6 cato a per cwt ~
STyp-C oyersesd neglected. or Timothy seve
raj parcels have arrived, uu there are no buvers
CoTToN1he market remains steady sthouRo tne oetnehn
continues limited Cotton freely offered In Manche.ter
.ness been this week aid Pries nave
some little irTeguaity. -o,., - a.
M.ddlas Orleans Id Mobile, 7id; uPaad' a-l'd Pr d.
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Fror Thc Rpgalo Aarcrtiser.


Saturday evening St. James Hall open 10 the
public al fifty cents per head to witness exhibitions
of science as the art of isticufs il styled /"
the credit Of Buffalo be il said not two hundred per-
sons were present all told The larger portion OF tue
crowd were made up of ''roughs," few amateurs,
and others Of yitiated tastes being present. Billy
MulligGn was hand with his protege, Morrissey,
whose face is not handsome, and decidedly ugly from
Il badly bunCod eye. There were about hali-iozen
setos the performers getting more or less applause,
according to the skill displayed. The wind-up was
between MOrrissey and Australian hcliy, the latter
apparently Morrisseys match.
Upon appearing upon the stage MOrrissey stated
that he gave this exhibition that bis friends NIGH,
a" see that he was not badly hurt some Of tue
"papers have represented" lie was introduced as
the ." Champion of America" and slludng TO It, SAID;
" As far as The title of Champion of America IS con-
"cernei, | fought for it, but ] shall not fight any
more: so that auybody that wants It may take L,
" for 1 shall fight no more. Both men then spared
away, winding up BY catching each other around the
neck and punching each other ribs. The highly re-
spectacle and fashionable as-cmblsge then separated,
quietly and peaceably under the eve OF the police.
Morissey aud troupe leit for Sew.iork on Saturday
night, we believe. Jones has challenged Morissey 10
fight in Eng land and Kelly and Coburn have msie a
match. The latter is a Heensn man.
This trust, is the las. time shall have occa-
SION 20 aude TO this affair. law can hardly sil 10
be- passed during the approaching Legislature to pre-
vent the recurrence If such brutal SEd drmoralZlng
exhibitions.
Jebn Morrissey, or Johns friends, covensniei TO
paw 80 for the privilege Of exhibiting John aud john
friends at 81 james Hall. on Saturday evening John
le. on the late train, having eaded the "sentincl
,isrs and escaped from the building and consequent
N the City of Buffalo is minus 60 which, according
Ito the statute, in such made and provided and
the will Of his Honor the Mayor should have gone int.
the hands OF our chief magistrate.
P,oz TIE Roehss.ey raien
On Saturday evening, one of the pugilists Morris.
sv passed the city on the cars, attended by OF
his es~ociates. He wore bsd-iooking nose and had
an eve draped in mourning. He lives at Troy and Is
bound homeward, where 1t Is ssd ne + 20 have scs
sort Of public reception Ist possible tina. the Ciy
Of Troy is to be thus disgrsced
We continue to have from eyewitness reports OF
the bold and outrageous proceedings OF the crew OF
abandoned and Iawless wretches who went from the
Eastern cities 10 witness the brutal encounter Long
Point
They absolutely eok possession Of the train IN which
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THE LATEST.

LosDoN, saturday, Oct l6-Noon.
The contents Of the Mondeur Of this morning are
without any Importance.
A letter from Rome states thst Gen. dc Guyon,
commander Of the French forces in Rome, was about
to proceed on mission to Naples.
A Paris letter in the hord states that trihDg dis
turbance has arisen between France and Brazil. A
merchant having oied at Pernambuco, leaving chill
dren under age the French Consul put seas on his
premises. The local authorities maintained that lie
had 10 right to do 70, a. 10y Brazilian law the chill
dren being bern in Brazil, were Brazians, and sub
iect TO the law Of the country On appeal 70 the JUS
tce Of the Peace. hc decided that the local authorities
We're in the right, and the seals were removed. In
consequtu nee the French Mlostcr struck his flag, in
order to await the instructions Of ms Government
A Vienna letter says that Austria is haviog new
fortrcsses raised along the frontiers Of Montenegro and
the Porte its side, Is having some built on the from
tes Of the Hcrzegos ne IL order to keep the Monte
negIins in check.
The Madrid journals repeat positively, that revis-
ion of the tariff in liberal spirit Is to take place.
The new Colonial taiif of the Dutch Government
will shortly be published. The revision is OF nature
TO alarm the Colonial Protectionist party.
Tho Paris correspondent of The 7'0nes, referring
TO the Poreguese question says that matters still look
well toward friend arrangement, but nothing will
BE- done until the Minister of Portugal at the French
port who eft Paris oa Thursdsy ght arrives 8. Lis
bon.
The French Government has learned by tele-
graphic dispatch from Alexandria Of the arrival OF
e the French corvette-ot-war Duchayla at Jiddah.
Accounts received from Algers by the French Gov
ernment announce tha; the Empire of Morocco Is in Il
state OF great disorg gaDizstion and anarchy.
1t is reported in the Paris correspondence OF The
Times that the English Consul at Sa!onics has re-
ques;ed the Lord High Commissioner of the lonisn
Islands to eud an English ship-ofwar to the Gulf Of
sa'onics, in consequence Of the excitement in Mace
coma caused by the execution of three Christians, and
y ue insult offered 20 their remains by the Turkish
populace.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

HUDsos County CorRTs-CosyIcrIos or PRzE
FIGH1yRs-The criminal business before this CoarJudso
Ogden ard Asssi. Judges Fink and Chsrs. pro-
Uesns rapidly The ory trial Of Interest fsr that q
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