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Court CaIendar-This Day

SUPREME CouRT-Crcuit n-Nos 2l63, 2l71, 1891
2O67 2099 2107, 2I73, 1881 $780, 1925 1851 2l57 297
2l99, 22o1 2203 2205 22o7 2209, 22l0 (properly 22
Part 2-22os 2l7e, 2a32, l722 $780, 2oss, 2i4e 224s
225o, 2252 256 225S 226o 22o2 2264 1885, 226S 227o
2272, 2274.
SUPERIOR CouRT-Nos 262, 24 265 GA, 26s, 2T1 2s6,
28s $780, 29l 29s 299 3Ol to 3o7 800 3d. 3l4 to 32
1916, 326 1923, 331 1892 1888 TO 33s.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 1112, 1916, 1880, 1895
31s, 3le go s5l lll5 6s7 ll7s 754 1l7s 1906 1907
Part 2587 977 1oS1, 1885, 1885, 1885, $780, 1892 1898
1894, 1895, 1896, 1900 1902, 1904.
UNITED STATES CIRcUn-Noes of issue must be filed on
before Thursday next for the regular October term.
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We offer large of fall and winter clothing
Just manufactured in best Styles consisting in part of
ESQUIMAUX BEAVERS
MOSCOW BEAVERS,
EIDERDON BEAVERS
MAGENTA BEAVERS
PRESIDENT BEAVERS
CLARENDON BEAVERS.
DREADNOUGHT BEAVERS,
complete suits of all styles of and
suits and styles velvet Cashmere etchngs &c
BOYS CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety at the lowest prices OF the trade
D. DEyLIN h CO..
nd
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Rupture Cured by Marsh 4 Co.'s RaAi-
cal They keep six stockings varse
veins supporters and shoulder
fomies made 70 order. No. Vesey street. Aston House.
ew
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Maravflla Cures Badness, Removes
dandru and prevents the hair from falling out Sold by all
Barnes Park Nos Is and Is Park row. Charles Ernest
Co, No. IS Maiden lane.
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Barry's Trtc0pherous IL the Bost ana
cheapest article for dressing besafyng cleaning curling
preserving and restoring hs hair. Ladies try H. Bold By ii
drugQists.
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The "Riggs Truss''-Waterproof Clean
y mpershabe cannot nure the cord enlarge the
ture, l48 Broome street. n. Y.
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Bloody Work mt Brownsville, Texas.
FIVE CITIZENS KILLED RY MEXICAN GUERILLAs-
THE JAIL BROKEN OPEN AND PRISONERS RE-
LEASED, ETC., ETC.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 10, 1859
Advces from Brownsville Texas received, stating
that place attacked the 2sth ult by band of
guerillas who killed FIVE citizens broke open the Jail and
freed all the prisoners. The most intense excitement
The guerilas headed by Cartnas, who
shot the Sheriff of Brownsville last July while
he was attempting to arrest him. party of the
outlaws hundred strong, rode through the city
horseback and had posted sentnels when General Cara
vaah and others from Matamoras arrived and persuaded
them to leave. Fort Brown garrisoned with Mexican
troops from Matamoras and the citizens had formed
ed the city, hundred strong The Mexican Gene
raj visited their camp, and obtained promise from them
that they would not modest the city any The cti-
zens however, still expect another attack the outlaws
boosted they had their list to kill An express
had been sent to San Antonio for troops.
The Brownsville Flag in an extra thanks the military
and civil authorities Of Matamoras for their aid and
bames the government for leaving them defenceless.
The Sheriff with posse came down to Point Isabel with
the Arzonas mails.
The of the difficulty is said to be desire the
part Of Cartenas for revenge, for injuries which he al
leges he has received.
The citizens Of Brownsville had mostly fed to Metamo
ras having faith in the promises Of the outlaws that
they would not modest them any more.
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Kerosene OIL.
Great reduction In price,
One dollar per gallon, Wholesale.
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ALBANY, Oct. I, 1859.

BY Telegraph.
ALBANY Oct Z, 1859.
MEssRs. FAIRBANKS CO.,
1879 Broadway New York.
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF SAFE, has
taken the first premium silver meda awarded by the State
Agricultural Society Slas G. Herring, Davidson and two
other manufacturers competed for the prize The first
MUM was also awarded to LILIES BANK LOCK.
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The Leading Beauties Of the Season are
bellies from Mobile and those splendid hats which KNOX
gentry. The bellies splendid
all mankind get the former they
themselves by visiting No. 22 Broadway and purchasing the
latter. Sensible
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Aqua-Scutum Coats.-Just Received per
Persia invoice of London coats Of superior
qualities and esirable STYLES.
LEARY CO., hntters, Nos. 8, and S Astor House.
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotto
ries-wOOD, EDDY CO., Managers Of the
DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AID MISSOURI


DEIAwARE-ExTRA CLASS, No. bS5. OcroBER TO- 1883.
So, 70, 10, IL. 81, IS, Sc, u, 81, IS, AZ, i, 40
DxIAwARSACIAss No $685. OCTOBER 10, 1859.
%, 49, ST. IT, So, So so, u, IA, g. 10, 80, 49, 48.
Circulars sent free Of expense By addressing
WILMINGTON. Delaware
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No Tidings OF the Quaker City.
PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN CHADBOURNE-NAMES OF
THE PASSENGERS REMAINING ON BOARD THE SHIP,
ETC.
NORFOLK, Oct. 10-P. NJ
There are as yet no tidngs of the steamship Quaker
City, and great fears entertained Of her safety, in
consequence Of the heavy northeast gale of yesterday
To-day the wind is light
The Quaker Cty's passengers held meeting this after
and presented Captain Chadbourne Of the Dunbar
ton, with gold watch and rurse Of gold. thrilling
speech made the occasion by Dr. Smkins, Colec
tor of the Port
The following ara the names Of the passengers who
manned boacd the Quaker City after the disaster of
Friday nieht-John PAIL Henry JONES' Manuel Bcr
nard, J. Ross, C. G. Monsalve C. Charrand and FRIEND
f. L. Crabbc lady and two children John Chartrand,
B. De Bandrey, Madame F. Gobnrt F. R. Dias, D. Jose
Das, NJ Gabre, lady and SON. c. W. Torrance, wife and
child. G.. Desaldo
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Undergarments for the Million, Mem,
and children all Sizes Mt McLAUGHLINS shirt store
corner of Greenwich and Murray streets.
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washing. In point of fact, his purity is of that
milk white order, where there can be no stain
or shadow Of blemish.
The artists whom the regenerated Barnum is
at present engineering are Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Drayton. Mr.. Drayton is an American, edu-
Gated at Paris, and the hero Of many successes
at the London Opera houses Mrs. Drayton,
ME Miss Lowe, is favorite English prima
donna. Together they have revived the origi-
nal Opera Bouffe, which preceded the Italian
Opera in Paris, and added new amusement to
the gayest court in Europe in the seventeenth
century. The operas have only two solo parts,
and combine the attraction Of elegant comedy
with that of light and agreeable music express
ed by excellent artists. The plots of the ope-
rettas are French in incident and construction,
but the words are English. In Great Britain the
parlor operas attracted the especial attention
and admiration of the truly pious, who avoid the
profane play house as the chiefest work Of Beel
zebub and the vainest Of earthly vanities. The
artists are good, and the idea is good. Bar
mum was good entrepreneur, as every one will
admit. Now he is as good-perhaps better
than he ever was before He, with new en-
tertainment and new artists, the unregenerate
Uflman, with fresh artists and several new
operas, ought to keep the town alive for
while. So people who have been pining for
sensation may make their minds easy. The
Chevalier Barnum and impresario Ullman are
in the field together. If they don't make an
excitement nobody can.
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Herring's Patent CHI ampion Fire
and burglar proof Safes PSI Prosdway corner Of Murray
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Shipvw recks ON Squan Beach.
SouAN, N. j., Oct. 10, 1859.
The schooner L. H. Nickerson before reported)
shore last night The have all been saved The
vessel bilged.
The brig Mason Davis has gone pieces. The cargo
Ia strewed along the beach for miles.
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 10, 1889.
The screw steamship Montgomery, Of Cromwes line,
arrived here at P. NJ yesterday. All well.
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only reliable asthma Sufferers with this terri
BILE disease should delay trying these matchess comedies
They give IN few days. perfect and permanent freedom Of
breathing
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WhoeleS & Wtlsen's Sewing Machines,
CAce 60S Broadway, New York
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Cure for Colds and Innuenza.-Read
DR.. BRANDRETH'S advertisement In another column
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
the best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye
privately applied at No. 6 Aston House.
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Fall Fashion Hats for 1859.
WHITE the hate PIG Broadway opposite st. Pauls church
White "The" Halter,
BroadvAv
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs dages, and Dr. Glovers lever truss No. Ann
afra
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rhs Drawings Of IN, suss~. County an.s
srr.ri,t., ID Lottery os Deav,rs

tn. Drawings Of IN. sussa. County ana
Ccrsoiids.. d Lottery o Delaware
PAARcE. BRoaDBEFTs 4 90,
nAMAcEks
rhs LexkAars Of Dc se q peswsxs u " IAs " wioa.
having given France Brna6etf Co Ioe~y tfor
twenty yesrs he undervtgnsd Oomissners appotn I'D
b. ne 0ovcrnor OF sad STATE 70 supennnd wings Of
ssid lottery 90 hereby certify ak the following
bers drawn this day.
sussux coussr-oIAss No. iss. oorosxa 10. Issp.
SO. 81, 81, "a, Is, A, II. 8, &C, SO, IS, 10.
CosouDAvxp Lorrsar No 1879 ocrosxx TO- issa
65, 10, SO, II, Is, 81, AZ, Is, 76, IL, IS, 90.
wkcess our hands at Wilmington DEL this dAy Mon
day. October 10. 1859
;S$s ~ ! 4yEssgz7 r, }osn.,..'o..r.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS 4 CO.,
Wilmington Del
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CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES
frces gT ss,yn reduced Family machines ssoSSo.
bAkIhoLf ManuD ,curing Con pany, 43s Broadway.
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graph Of the "All England Eleven now on exhibition nj
BRADfs gallery GAS Broadway OF Blocker street,
also fine eoacopic Of the ground with cricket
playing. Copies Of the stereosc bic view for sale
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English Crfcketcrs.-An rmneriaI Pilot

Billiards md Chess.-Sensisswc Cushf on-
ed slate tables, lf9 Fulton street. billiard and chess
palace Court and Remsen streets, Broo 1'sn.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from ass
Broadway 10 63 Broadway Blocker street. Photo
Eraphs, daGuerreosypes and Ambrctypes
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1859.
Sight exchange on New York par to 11e per cent pre-
MUM.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10, 1859.
Sight drafts on New York sell at 81 per cent premium
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Gurney's Gallery, TOT Broadway, first
block below the New York Photographs daguerreo
types, miniatures in oil and ivorytypes.
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Brooklyn.-Photograp hs and Dagucrrc-
pes Of children age the expression Of hsppy
moment at VILLA MSON BROS.
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Winter Undergo rments--The Largest
assortment TO be had In the city reasonable prices
BALLOU BROTHERS, 400 Broadway.
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rHR GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.
PmApMPnA, Oct. 10, 1859.
The cricket match between the All England Eleven and
Twenty two of the United States which TO have
menced at to-day, postponed till three NJ in
consequence of the bad state Of the ground occasoned by
the heavy rains Of last night The players were all in
fine trim. The match commenced at three O'Clock;
Locyer acted wicket keeper and julius Caesar and H.
Sharp as umpires.
AMERICAN TWENTY-FIVE.
First Innings.
Lang, b. Parr Observation-Disclosures. 2
snarratt, D. Jackson
Wstar, D. Wisden
w. :. Newball, b. Parr
Hammond, c. Grundy b. Parr. Observation-Disclosures. 0
a. n oDDeS, not out.'. IN
H. wright, D.
T. N. Hall, hit wicket b. Caffyn. Observation-Disclosures. 3
W. Wildly, D. Canyn. U
Dyes 2
Total Observation-Disclosures. Al
Coils went in with Gibbes, when the stakes were
drawn it being five O'Clock The ground was damp and
slippery from the heavy rain Of the morning, but the
bowling and fielding was splendid. Wistar and Gibbcs
displayed nervousness, and aided materially In swell
ing the score Newhall's score OF was made by a
square legged hit, which obtained much applause Jack
done most Of the bowling In consequence of the in
cemency Of the weather the attendance did not exceed
thousand. The game will be resumed Wednesday
to being election day The Americans are much
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RiuinR Acaoe my.-Promenade Riding,
evenings y, DlsBB ows Fifth avenue corner Of Thirty.
niuth street ~ - - e' ~ y $500
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Defiance g.nlamnnder safcs-With Pa

wv pN"s w o locks and bars Also, dry aud bur-
Em, po p1 lct safes Depot G. Murray street corner %
Vohege place formerly TO- Pearl street, - . 49, u.,,,,r
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CORNs, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS AND ENLAR0R0
~ joints cured without pain that the boot bewsFa
immediately without the least veneuce the paeut -
Dr. ZACHARIE 760 Broadway Refers the physcians al
surgeons of the city.
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Holmes Gallery, 691 Bros dvvay y, between
Amy and Fourth streets Photographic cameotypes daguer
reotypes and d anbrotypes.
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WEDDING CARDS. NOTES &rJ--THEsE CsLE
w hraied cards elegantly engravo be had only
Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Letters from the Frigato Wabash-AWeru
OF tho Army Transportation Contracts
Railroad Land Grants-Thc Harriet
Lano Despatched In Search or tho Qua
ker City, etc., etc.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1859.
Advces were received this morning from the frgate
Wabash, dated Genoa September Is. Her officers and
in excellent health. She expected to leave
there in few days. and would be at Spexa the "a o.
November, where she will meet the Macedonian. She
will soon return to the United States
Contracts FOR transportation of army supplies were
awarded as folows:-To Irwin & White,
route No. /, from the Missouri river to Utah
Territory and the forts tho thher and TO Moore
Boice route No 2, from Fort Leavenworth to New
Mcxica and also route No. g. from the principal depot
in New Mexdo to the several forts in that military depart
ment.
The Commissioner of the General Land Office has certi
fed to the State of Louisiana for the vcksbug Shrevcs
port and Texas Railroad, three hundred and fifty three
thousand acres and fer the New Orleans Opelousas and
Great Western Railroad six hundred and eight thousand
acres
Having been informed that the steamer Quaker City
at Cape Hatteras in disabled condition. Secretary Cobb
Immediately teegraphed to the Collector of New York to
send the steam cutter Harriet Lane her relief
The Secretary OF the Treasury through the assistance
OF the Collector and Surveyor of New York. collecting
and arranging data for his forthcoming report.
GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1852
private letter from London says that Minister
Mr.. Dallas, is exertng himself to procure the recognition
of the Mexican Liberal government by England, while
other prominent gentlemen similarly engaged
Until the publication Of Judge Blacks second reply to
Judge Douglas, it understood the latter would leave
the public to judge between their publications with
ont any rejonder from him; but since Mr. Blacks second
reply, Mr.. Douglas has commenced rcjoinder his
own signature, to appear in a few days Meantime vol
uneer reply to Mr. Black from Of Mr. Douglas friends
will be issued
Reliable accounts received here from Monterey show
shat Vdaur has not deserted to the church party
ported An unpleasant difference Of opinion, however,
xisted between him and Degolado regarding the ad
mnistration Of jurisdiction.
So far as known General Wheat is only citizen Of the
United States who has gone to fight the battles of the
liberals. The invitation extended to him by General
Alvarez some months ago.
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CINGER's NO. : SEWING MACHINES Slac..
y Singers No. sewing machines, 30.
Singers standard machines for manufacturing ~
well known TO be without successful rival IN u mask
Much has recently been published In regard var1ou
sewing machines Singers machines make - -
stitch ever invented, and do Il In the best style
Family sewing machines $50 and $6 are capAeo o1p
forming in the best style all the sewing OF pdvae suaV
l. NJ EiNSsER 4 CO. No 45s Broadway, NJ.
No. $50 Fulton 1trse. Brooklyn,
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DEMovAI.-THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD REsPECT.
III fully inform their friends and patrons that they
-
Which is opened with an entire new stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELKY, &c.
MANY LEWIS, so Broadway, N Y.
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nR. LEvETT, RETAINING HIS EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
~ for New York and vicinity of his
herc pressure plates ARTIFICIAL teeth only county town
and State licenses for sale Apply At IL Waverey place
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-23
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
CRpaT pRfTAIg

TIE Directors of the Great Ship Company notify
that the special meeting called for January IL lie for the
purpose q layirg before the shareholders the whole
financial position of the Companyi OF taking into con-
tid'ron the raising of further capital by preference
shares or otherwise the procuring money mortgage
otherwise, and any proposals. that may be made for
ehsr,ering or purchasing the ship.
Th LOE60s Times says the liabilities to be met i'm
meoiaiely a. said TO reach f45, Geo. against which
they have only fl 100 IN the hands of their bankers
There s however, E7,2i2 due on arrears of calls, 50
that ESQ 65s Is the exact sun to be provided. The
amount OF shares ssued is Ej 25S, aud E26 742 re-
mains TO be issued.
The LoRdOA Daily Ners saws the Company have
made arrangements TO borrow E40 GOO ON six mouths
on mortgage of the Great Eastern in order to meet
pressing claims.
Tie London Times announces thai the vacant seat
on the bench has been filled b the appointments of the
Solicitor General, Sir II. Keating. No decision has
yet been arrived at as the sucressor Of the Solicitor
General. The uames of Mr.. L. James, Mr.. Wilde and
Mr.. ROUNDED Palmer, are mentioned as likely 70 be
appointed.
The LoH5Os Times says the East Kent Directors at
their Board yesterday agreed - the proposal Of the
South Essssu Company, snG TO disepss the question
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TWO DkYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

r4 A. xb;eb len Liverpool on the l0ti int, and
erived a; this Porf Oh ihuiso~y "'O''''s' ''''e'
sro as, > Ist.t adyicts.
, rsse, Congress il the leading topic Of oascuss'on
o., s,,l,d IWlap pO,en,a'es wu plead ther c'u-e'
h.sor, IL by memorial. The Englsb'aDd French q "
.,p e,is are sconsnltipg the s-tuement 0 ital@n
ssrsirs-but will probably fail 70 satisfy Ansir'a-
q1s pir,eioss Of the Great Eastern had called II
..,r Of the shareholders for te lSth, but postponed
A. 70, month. Great dissstsfictiou existed but the
r,c,.o would nevertheless be held. The Rioeetofs
lave ,..olyeS - borrow money upon the security OF
de ship.
ALoa, clso ea, being nearly one-half of the treas
-. sb,puett has been recovered from the wreck Of
n. Royal Charter.
--bs shp Syvillsurs had arr Ved from Australia with
srullKon and balf.of dollars.
sEatlipF of much Interest from France. The Gov
erns-ert proposes 20 exPend 81 $4,000 in foftbying
tbe4 ort Of Algeria
II onphont Psedrnozt and Lombardy the elect 'ral
saa, c continues. Trade clubs and associations have
bseBa-ansiormed INTO .e, ctoral committees. The ns
tionsl. eehDe Is very srqRg.
Tbs eople Of Ssain srs getting dissatisfied with t6e
war a sinst Morocco. II is said thai D'nneA 10
teEdsdlo return 70 MadGS, the army remaining CO.
csuspediu Africa through The Winter. An order had
beeo sey,n for q lsvy ~ dannTy of $1,000 men.
FroaL usaria " e lezrntsat tie pretensions OF the
HcDsasl.ss are the inersase, and it was thought
that le a ,tOrstiOn Of the COpstuton would not sui
6ce usf its nanteDsDoe guaranteed by the great
Power.
Gesagyu uity is yet dsegs'ed Vith variety Of opin-
iops. Ibesfersnees between Prsssia and the Hesse
Electorate e in fair way Of beng settled throogh the
Intervention # tie Federal Diet.
A I.u,r tfsz St. PstersbsTg, rscOyed in London,
has the following:
"A courier arrived to-day in 42dsys from the Amoor
with gieatIess. Tue Emperor Of Csna has gwen
tic Lussiaus Dtice 10 quit M had never authorized
IL. eettion Of to IiOry, and had only ysg heard O. tne
tei{ .ueni Aeaawhe, the Rusrjap EHsassy at Pekln
il ESled up ia iis. Palace.
1.s above siaierient bad not in any way been COZ
frmSt when tie Asia sailed.
ApA'er MiLi.ter.al crisis had occurred ic Turkey
through 6issensions S5etween Fuad Pasha aoa Redshd
Pa,ba. Fuad resigoe5 but the Sultsn refuea 20 se-
e4pL Aptrmanent agreement between them seemed
is.Iossible. Fuad was The only Minister oppGsed 10
the Suez Canal
Prom IbG:a we have nc confirmation Of the rnuSored
death of Mana Sabib.
From Melhsuroe we hsl< Of important commercial
halnres
The London money mari1s was buoyant, with
further rise in psices Console closed the 8tn at
S7i dividend on; on the 9th at So 96, div Money
In bIisk demand, and in good sapPly Freghis na-
changed Tbel,otton market bad been dull through
out the week. In RleadttlHs sales had been brisk.
Wbtst in rather better request.
CoksoLs leave OF shut for money, 95i s96 for the
account