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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-05

- F. D. BENTEEN.
Gs7aYT%aiH SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
III
- . NuNN'S CLARK'S PIANO FORTES
Waeroom No 10 North Charles street and 50 Fayet st
NuNNS ClARK'S PIANOS are so well known through
out the country for the years. is almost need
less to say anything in their praise Nevertheless the
improvements made in these Pianos for the years
any other and the fact being daily corroboated by ali dis
interested persons. - ~ ~
Having had many years experience in selling Pianos,
the most celebrated makers the subscriber is confident
by the late Improvements made instruments they
are the best and most perfect Pianos now made
Also, PIANOS from other celebrated factories and an
sortment of good new and PIANOS which come
at low prices. ~ ~
~ Pianos for rent tuned and repaired.
MELODEONS from S45
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-05

4 NO-PARINERSHlP.
~ The undersigned have this day formed Coparner-
ship for the purpose of conducting the PRINTING PUBLISH
ING, Bo0KsELLING AND STAToNERY BUSINESS, under the
firm of KELLY HEDlAN PET, at the building ia Balti
more street, between St au and Calvert Streets which is
now in preparation for their business and will he ready on
the LIST Of March They will be found the
store No 81 Baltimore street Gay heretofore occupied
by T. j. HEDlAN. VI. j. KELLY,
p j. HEDIAN,
JOHN B. PET.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-22
TERMS OF ABVERTIsINo.
miscellaneous.

nRIED PEACHES. = GEORGIA Dried
- Peaches on hand and for sale by
oa- l.. HARRINGTON & co
u4W 1903 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-22
u ELIEF IN Ten MIN U TIE S
BRYhN'S PULMONIC WATERS,


These Waters give the most instantaneous and perfect
relief and when persevered with according to directions
fail to effect rapid and lasting cure. Thousands
have been restored TO perfect health, who have tried
other in vain. To all classes to all constu-
tons they blessing and a cure-none need despair
matter how long the disease NAV have existed, or
however be, provided the organic
of the vital organs not hopelessy decayed Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial.
TO Y0CALISTS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS, these
Waters peculiarly valuable; they will in
the most occasional hoarseness; and their
regular for few days will all times increase the
power and heXibty of the voice. greatly improving its
tone, compass and cearnes for which purpose they
regularly used by many professional vocalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price rs cents per box.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-22
GQ(ortestrr DAILY gpp.

We begin to-day the publication of
Diary illustrating the olden times, which
will be found riSil in beautiful sketches of
character, and in the best philosophy of life
The editor of this "Diary" will be rccog-
nized as one of the most valued correspond
ents of the National Era, during the life time
of DR.. Bailey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-22
BONNETS,
RIBBONS, RUCHES, & FLOWERS.


1000 yds. Bonnet Ribbons from l3 to Csc.
Four Row Ruches, zoe.
Three Row RucheS, lSe.
Pretty Flowers l5c per pair.
Laces and EdgingS.
TarltOnS.
Bonnet Shapes
Bonnet Boxes.
Ladies' Morocco Cabas 81 ,25.
Ladies Porte Monnaics, from l5c to I5e.
Hair Brushes from 10 to 75c.
Tooth Brushes, from to l5c.
Nail Brushes, from ll3 to 2Sc.
Rubber Fine Combs, 10 to l5c.
Back Combs, from SC to 25c.
"We work cheap 1--we sell cheap, tive give good val
ne for cash., poor in mOned sources, hence 1--WE
sell for cash. rich in energy and every thing that
constitutes progress, work ourselves are idle
andwe are successful, repaid by the thousands
that patronize us, and satisfied.
All that have visited us we cheerfully invite and
remind
while Europe's eye is fixed nmighty things
The fate of empires and the fall of Kings;
While quacks of State must each produce his plan,
And even children lisp the rights of man;
Amid this mighty fuss, just let mention,
The rights of FANCY DRY GOODS merit some
attention
t. WARD &c CO.,
NEW YORK NCH,
Nearly opposite the Bay State House, Worcester.
OILS diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-22
The New York Branch
Draws its never exhausted stock of
FANCY DRY GOODS,
from the
Great New York Auctions.

The old adage is verified: "Straws shows which way
the wind blows" 1.-THE wind'' "the tide 1.-The time"
"thc current is in favor of the House that SELLS
GOODS AT ONE PRICE,-one-fourth or IS per cent
less than any other in this CITY, Our proof-the
the thousands that patronize us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

h..'e to their credit. However tie wori of a
convicted tI-yo i. seldom tsSeI ic S,aoish oous-
tres o. The one hrued no exception to the eere-
rsl rule. AZ seal Nth mufderers, be wos seos
by 6le OF fur soldiers. Al iVmeuse concolrse
Of Deonls "a. gathered t. ~it7es. his execution.
The c3ud.ul ei aas escorted from bis duneeo1 20
the plszs b, tsgo priests, who chtntd tstlr ne
.n.sr5 alterns'ely held The crucihx to the cut
prit's bps. uTIng arrived al Toe pace designed
for tee execution. Tie prisoner was I's.eD9a -
Il stake. sod f. black gap drawn over DIS neao.
Four soisis,, then dr.w l., Amseiy-s up within SIX
PAGES Of the nsp. and. t,kEk a.. Vet Ne a.u
As might Re expected FROM the e.. "Nur'' ~ VIC
soldiers, none Of the projec!1es tech '"eV. ~
vital part, ard the miserable Creature A. 49,
wrlthtd 10 sgOny, to the apparent delight o. ''
sSsenblsge. AT length Onc OF the soldiers, poo
sessed Of more feeling than his compeers, stepped
close up to the poor wretch, and planting amusket-
barrel against bis bresst discharged in contents 10
bis heatr Thus persisted ooe Of the most drspe
rate brayos in NewGrsnsda According TO the
custom of the country, bis body vas exhibited pub
licly for twelve hours. aud an inscription placed
over bis head announcing the resson OF bis exec'-
ton, together With his name snd sgs
On the 18th inst. an American vessel was sig
nailed off the harbor. with her ensign hosted st
be 4" fore" union down. making signals Of dis
ress The executive officer promptly equipped ihs
lsunch sui 6rst cutter and stood out t. her assist
srce. She proved to be the bark Alosh of New.
York, from Aspiuwal On the second day out OF
thst port her commander ard most of her crew
were suddenly seizei with the Chsgres fever IL i's
most virulent form. Feeling that he might De Att.
aetter helpless on the ocean. the captain caused
bis top,a 10 be doubly ree:ed-furiing all his light
sails and courses In this condition he drsed ABOUT
for twelve days Since the vessel has been here,
our commander hiss rendered him every assistance.
LII lakta hntI htvE thsf arc
long your readers Will hear news of 8 somewhat
startling nature from here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL. COTToS MARKET.-The sales OF the
three DAYS in the Liverpool Cotton POO bales Of
which 1890 spectators Ana $3.50 % eNporter' Tue
market closed steady quiet With holders oh-nuz freely,
though pressing sales M1ci9e Oreanstsd MidIng Up
isnds SD.
STATE or TRADF.-At Manchester there was but
little inquiry for goods ard prices wesk ant partially
shguty lower =, -
LWsKpoof BREaDsrUFFs MARKET.-Breaistuffs
had declining tendency snd prices sy lower eScept
for Corn siessn Rhsd.oD spetce Co. por ina FonI
quiet and Cd a Jwer y and barrel Nhea. declined "a
Corn quie; but steady. No quotations fgeu Some ann W
ties .y generally slow Of sale but tbs. prices
uualiencd.
LIvIRPooG PRovfsGoS M,RKET.-Beef steady.
Pos dull but --esdy quiet Lard sesdy with better
demsId ct 55s cd. as6,. Tal0~ FIRM Butchers As-t'A
- I'd.
IWyRPooI PRoDUcE MARKET.-Potashes firm a,
27s edas; Pearls quiet z8 Sugar steady Rice Ill
Ccf, quiet Fish and LiuseeG Oils unchanged spf' oil iu
pentne stesdy at 55s 90 III -, .,n,a,,.
Iospos Al AKKETs.-BREADsTUFFs dull buy steahyi
coR firm th business In floating cafkoes su@A
h,.yy CORES duL Tea slow Of sale, bat prices ~
p,cT 6rn T.Iow 81 O. Liu.-ed OIL q 5G@ o. fi9 IRON
steady a. 81 s. Tiers 10 vague runner u ''i'A' AIMS
miners - c-, 1911 -, ,ba
IoNpOS MONEY MARRET.-Consols closed on tue
4,h A, q5lda5I for moLey ard account . ,,,
ANtEICAS SToCKs-Ssles Of Illinois ten'rai ShHes
q, AS d.eouLt Illinois Central 70 si N-wYofk Central
sb.rt IA Erie Shares iQ6; DO. Sd uge Bonds 55G AM
other bonds lJa.h
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 5-p
co11Os steady; sales coO b' including sooea speculation
and for export.
BRyADsIUTFs quiet
fSo''S'' LONDON, Oct. Spoon.
CossoLs e5i de5. for money, and 9js FOR account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
dsrt-Janss French. S.ss.o.,

McDo, eli. ST.. enN'e0ss1'-Ja'c ss French. S.ssoas
-owep Riley, jr.
Cl,afon Corz,.-As> snbiy-H.rry McrALlsn.
B-oone Corat,.-Asssnbi, Henry M,,her. Jaig,
-Horsoe S. GnswoM. District s:,opsy--G-Org. A.
Noitsrop Observation-Disclosures Morgan. Ss.-
siors-wiism b. Rallyes.
Tioga CoHaty.-Juege-TAoms FArringtoo u
Owsgo. Assembly-Dsvid Earl, riogA District At.
torey-Delos o. HaDoock, wsveriy. Superintendent
ALDER, Williams, Nevs'k. COrorer fsllter John
Everett Nichols. Coroner TO s.l vacancy c.
Cornell, CanSor. Justice Robert r. Muller, Nesark.
ORLEANS County.-Sheriff--D. 7. Sprsgce OF Muir
rsy. Clerk. N. Palmer Of Yses. Jads. -ArM
Thomas Of Albion. Distris. A,iOrrey-John w.
Caves of Mecira Membsr-Absl S,iilscn o, Barre.
,SSsssiops-H. n Bridgmsu Of Kendall. Coroner'--
L. G Paine of Albion, snd David Du,ton OF Cis~nion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
.~he Case of Bishop Onderdonk :.

RfCE~0NN. Va N1LIItsV Nc-. II. 1879.
--sen yesterdsy II the House Of Bishops
HNe the re-,oIstion Of Bisaop Onder-
.6e 9ueeuSn q. folcws: FoE III restoration, S.
against h's res'ora,.n, ,,o, sborii \. rs.;y, hi
The question on nh resto. ''''H '1VI-A &c
jurisdiction IL It'll peIdhe'
resolution 10 adiourp re as or tie 2ls, instant rss
tabled.
large rurber Of resolutions and reports we're
made but no srecisl sctiOn Of imporIsnce taken
Il j. ruuored tbs: tie House Of Bishops yesterday
refused to esore Bsi op Oniedouk BY vote OF II TO
s vi'bou. any discussion, but nothing positive
krcvn TO the pubic on the subject,
RIcHnOSD, Oct. l6, 1852
Tie report res'ive to the rejection Of Bh0p DC err
tcrk ia probably uDfoucded AZ least, 30 cay those
nOst familiar with church affairs.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Since Tie pTeviou. disprcn. t,ers sppears 70 be
soue ounds'iOD for the of the rejection Of the
hop. Tie vote Is stsec 30 be twenty eight 10 six.
csnpot, however, learn positively as TO this fac..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10 1859.
The Overland mail arrived here this evening bring
ing Calforna dates of the 23d ult.
The Agricultural Fair at Sacramento was largely a.
tended from all parts of the State. Crowds OF polt-
Glars were assembled there, and the canvass for the
successor TO the late Senator Broderck was already
commenced. Gen. Denver ami Gov. Weller appear 10
be the strongest candidates. at present bu, At least half
a dozen others are striving for the place.
Nh Brodericks estate was valued at Sl30 900, oi IS
euoumbered to the amount Of a. UoO lie left 10 WILL
and it was supposed that he bad no r4lave out t"2
persons in San Francisco, PANIED Edmund "e'tA anu
Lucy Brown, claim the estate, being, as they assert
cousirs in the secord degree
The Pacific Railroad Convention composed of dele
gates from oil the Pacific States and Territories, was
session ct ssh Francisco, ard was largely ettehlel'
John Rilure Of California, President Eduarl L'n
der Of Washrg'oD Territory and ALEXANDER fshKe. "a
Oregon Vice Presidents. vast amount OF ssat 1'e.c'
and in favor of the various routes also III
favor Of the road itself compose the auba'aLce OF toe
proceedings thus far. But le Is 0eheVeo that sti
action toward bul ding tie California portion oi tue
road will be recommended before TIE Ioa'0nI''A
adjourrs. yu,..s.
On the authority q a prominent Anti LecomptonNe'
ard VAIN supporter Of the iate Seta,H PpD1';.I1
that be Zoo riok while 10 his room 3 SAP fIH1Ss'
ard in.t before receiving the challenge ron i7i!'
ssia he e,uected to receive challenges from Me-sl-
Terry GwiD, and Denver, seveIaly ana 10
expected 10 bill e.. three OF them before eHFD7 80
Washington. =.
There had been 81 San Frs,cisco no arrivals or , se
paiturts since tie sGrg q the steamer on the .n
Business was dul. The deusri tor goods ron .-e
country bad improved someS but importer VS.
doing out very lple osIgo OF 5000 oass a N, ~
coffee. received by the ship W. B. Scranton os Ecu
sold a, srcon, a. pie,s averaging 81 nj P7' ''7
Proyls pomiusl. Sugar Seayy. - -.
A specia! dispatch from LesvenworiA ~. 80.
Capt. Sin pson and party reached that city
morning from California via Camp Fioyd: Ios
tain reported that his return route TO CaIol. ,,S
bat,er ,bsn tie outward one. Both routes a'e ~
miles shorter than the Humboldt River Teue ara u
n ch superior grade He found plenty Ct "ae. 800
aid grass Capt Simpson s-so BY ousei'. ne INA,
Johnston. explored the pew pa.s tnrousu -. -. =,
Mountains which will shorten Simmons fou1e -
Carp Floyd by abo u, 100 miles; and ID case pa
fou1G through the Rocky Mountains, dnecfy 90, "
The Uuits River, route will hsve been -;
shCrter than any route which now crcssss Tue P@i-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
MAIL FROM UTAH
INDIAN MURDERS-INsUBoRD OF
THE MORMONS, &c.


From The ST. Jo',ph tMsD Gassss
by the Salt Lake Mail which reached here ycsta.
day. we have dates from the Valley to tho ia ut.
The news is not especially important though reyes"
a very bad state Of feeling among the Saints.
Tie Valey Tan Of the 9TH says:
About the middle of week before last, company
Of emigrs ants mostly from Lewifs County, lows, ~efs
attacked by a band 81 Shoshonees, near Mr rs usi-
ug pos,, and one man killed and three more serioasly
wounded-one Of the wounded probsbly being dead
ers tbis a. our informant gave most heart,
sickeniDg account CT his Injuries. lie sta'sl
Inst he hsd an arm and leg so o.iy fs.
merely by dint Of the OUTWARD skin aud
celcsis ibsrs, beside other agoniS,ng lsce's'i'ns
Ire enigrsnts' stock was driven on snd then wagon
plundered, and then destroyed, by these heniiss
I.smsniies," Of Sbom u is prophssied by theI
friends that they are soon TO become a white and
delgbtsoms people" The wounded are bsiog taken
care Of at the military post Bear River ~bther tho
eLtire company repaired for protection and gssstsnos
The commanding officer there immsd atsy dispatched
a body Ut men TO the Of the outage
The game paper Of the nth, ssys;
"Nothrg positive has been heard rom tne'h.aa.
grant Road north sDce last. Several fuaors hve
come ~ US TO the effect that qite ra.nbsr o IA
arsnt trains had been attacked and destroyed. we
have room to hope, hosever, that the accounts n"1'
been very much exaggerated"
In a late speech Heber Kmbsn, IN edd'essiLs Ibs
Saints about supplying the army end; -.
"The army with all Of il followers, the whois
amounting 10 about 5000 men, must DO fed. They
mot eat Let them get their flour from the >,,ss.
ou have no wheat " spare, especially to them "hp
ait H. hill you. Your ~ns at will whip the soTa yot
Nations Will fee % US TO escape starvation. Oar wo,at
" III whip them great deal xorse than We wbippe1
The Uriied States Government ,vrycars az, cod 80
whipped the solciers without l5sinS MA We
inst stopt ed them ont The rosd here apiece
them there tail they got cooled o. WoDdex II there
slswyer here II there ir | wood LIE 10 kbo" u
have committed uossoD. 1 wAb Jvst goisz 10 pad my
coat of and 20 into It in esr.ss'--snd would u
badnt calico shit o.: Dn.t get MD, if.snds' %.
cause We whipped the TAFT s,stss-y'u "a b'.fne
Us for II. They were coming to burn our
houses kll tie men, ard rayiss the women:
Well, we just stopped them til they 60. cooled
Of, and vbeo hey go' 'sms ard qs'si We We s.
rem come 10, and 6idI !oss msn~l 1sIsvs
horse was sAot il the, k1of. We VII -, tGsn stsy
here az long az they shsye thsseives but ttsy mu
understand chat tho lhei STATES Goye.anea, and al
bell combiued can't. DIVE Gs from the tops Of these
mountsiBs know you would ssy hold on, Mr
Kimbsn you'd bet ter hold your tongue. Wei, vii
when kpiesse.'
AnOthsr ELDER ssys:
"Ths Saints 'sbo nave emigrsted bsrs this sesso'
could csan out what few solers there her bst)r
breakfast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
THE ZURICH CONFFPFNCF

All TIE nix Plstipoen,i.fies were present sths Coz.
e., Oh the 3d. at which articles Of pssce were read
The sris Patrie reassers that the peace treaty will
he ,ion.d within a few days q. Zurich. Tne treaty
Iii ceSf,r, he cession OF Lo nbtrdy and contain
settlenent Of u. Lonbady debt There vi! be three
In.ifunents OF sn France and Sardini., AID the
tbId b.tweep the tl,.. Powers. Contra. Esian at
fsrs are to be settled by III Congress
/, is asserted at Paris tbs' Tie Austrian GoverImen
by Piedmont from four hun lYed mil ion francs to little
more than half that suIn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
Minnesota Election.

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune
SOUTH BEND, Saturday Oct -, 1859.
Dodge County, Minnesota, gives 80 Republican
nsjority.
Wsbsshaw, 800 Republican majority.
Ancka 225 Republican majority.
IlenDepn increased to go for Ramsay, and l,4OO
for Aldcich.
Rice County, 30 Republican majority.
Republican gains in Pine, Isanti and Chicago.
sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RECEIVED BIZ

NAgHlNGTOs,
Whatever newspaper spec sHons may ne an,1
TIA, Roth q veJoInens Ar. tres,.v the subject 10
tpiIit o. cslnness and there II nO.hiUg1h a. "A
tne belief that the entire MISTER VII - sor,oes
The latest foreign sdvices from olstp Myth
IA well "a what has II spred in Washington stt'
en- this assertion concerning the present s1,e o. -
question -.
Judpe Smauey, Of Vermont is Chsircrr, and Hoo.
CHI l.. VallantIghsm, Of Ohio, and others, are
secretaries, will, early tbs week issue official notice
for meeting Ct the Committee IN this City or the let
of December, to fix time for the meeting Of tie
Charleston Convention.
The dedication of the new Catholic Church Of s..
Altysius took pl.ce to-day, and Witnessed by toe
largest crowd hat ever assembled here upon II nilar
occ ssop. The President with several members Of the
Cabinet ard Foreign Ministers, was preeent. Arch
bishop Hughes preached at mass.
In view Of the probable ratification Of treaty
With the Cbneee Empire, summary Of the trade a
Sbsngbas for the year 1888 has been made at tue State
Department From this it appears tha the Aggregate
imports amounted TO nearly $34 000, 600 and he az
gregate exports TO SO $50 600 The total value Of
opium i'm ported gas upssrd Of @ 500 600. The nxsrd
ard outward tupnage shows 46i British and LIB
American ships and 5l5 sh'ps of othet nations.
NeT-Orl.srs papers Of Tuesday have been received.
A letter from Pebtacola says:
"The steamer Fulton is being taken of the beach at
Santa Rosa She is 10 be remodeled and thoroughly
rsfired at the Navy Yard
Tire plan 10 raise funds for the completion Of the
w
of the Post Offices throughout the United S'ses bds
fair 10 be successful Several hundred Posmasters
have already notified Lieut. Ives, the eogiuear In
charge that they have placed boxes wi,hlo their offices
for the reception Of contributions, aud 10 believed
that very large proportion Of the whole will Co
operate in the project.
From some Offices returns for the first month have
already been received. The town of Lynn, Mass,
stands at the head Of the list havog contributed $40;
Wheeling, w., SIS; Washington, sE Baltimore add
Portsmotb Va, sl5 each; New York, New Haven,
Charleston, Petersburg, Va, Montgomery, Ala Wind
sor, n. G., and FOIt Smith, Ark, each about $40;
Newport H. l.. Pittsburg Pa Aug usta, Ia, Grange,
and Macon, Ga, Fredericksburg, Va, Iiernsudo, Ms
sissppi and Tup, Ark, from s. t. 81 Returns from
about one hundred other towns range FROM s. dowoo
s cents If each community, where there is post
office, would every month contribute even the latter
suu a fund would accrue to the monument OF over
SIS roo per year.
All of The letters containing remittsnces are PIT on
record and at stated intervals, the amounts received
and the names Of places by which they were contnbu
ted TO be published in the principal papers of each
STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

UrRoFI-sABLE FARsSG.-WM such farmers a
expose their cattle to all weather, read md reAec
upon the following item, clipped from AZ exchange
20 matt or where it is truth Of ore than ono
locality:
Ne are informed that great NJ nbers Of catl
have Died throughout the eountry in consequence Of
exposure to the recent storms. A gentleman Informs
purchased - hides taken from cattle tina, had died
since the storm Of and dec few day. since L.
it not profitable to build sheds and use them
And Is it not Improbable aus 10 murder ca,,lsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17

to IL representative at Eafcpssn Ccurts for coiuu
u,oAio, 70 TIE vsrcu. Cover ueuts,
The document foreibly Pets forth the Arguments ia
favor Of strong ard iR6epen lent kingdom OF Pper
Italy, sufficiently strorg 10 keep in otsck the nj
reerirg tepGences ~ Austris. Such s's'e vou y
Is urged trarquize TIE mind Of Europe and ia III TIE
trt wisbSs q those Italian counrie. which have isey
shaker OF q tyrannics Government
II u ssrsrted that the Pope on hesyrg The answer
toe King OF S,idLis gave TO the deput.oo iron TIE
Ron ss ns ordered tbs the Sandman Minister s. N ne
shall he teudered his pssspor's, aud il Is furtHeF re-
ported that st the Of the cessation of 81 intel
course bet seen Rome and Piedmont, collision be.
tween The Ssiss and neutral station. took plscs s.
Cs'toHcs.
The Ssrjnisu journals speak Of AZ insu--eo-oaay
moveu EFT bsvirg shoSr tself a. Pe.e, %,
The celebration Of Msrir's DEAN a. Paius ed 70
seyers. arests, and some pr.ests ssit TO be II
prlsor.
The Savoy cross and Saririsn standard bsi been
hoisted on the old PAsoe al Florence aud $50 ca a.
public buildings.
TIE Bologna Provisional Goverunen, s. Bolcgus
bad ifsued decree stating that ia future every ploAc
act sbell be headed thu: Under the reign Of MS
Majesty krg Victor manuel Toe Tuscany &C.
cree. Of ike nature were p-ou u'ga'ed. GAFao4Id1
bac been received with enthusiasm q, Bologna.
Tie garrison al Aroons Is sad to hsye been re-
enforced.
Letters from Naples ssy the King h.i offered to
lend troops to the Pope, Ii consequence Vi The WIKI
dTswsl Ct TIE French.
The reported instruction IL The Abruzzi Is contra.
dicted.
TIE Paris correspondent Of TIE L1n@1H TINS siy.
the Italian stars srs approaching C-si7 sri reiers
10 the circular Of the SardnsL Government ard quotes
tie orer Of the day jus, s Jed by Geteral anil tee
ConnaI ieT-iL Chief If Central Italy who promise.
n the Trcoor Of Italy preceded by the Cd Cr2's o.
Savoy will p@ecede them 10 the fresh battles snd viii
forever fire.. Italy from the strsrgsr.
Gsribslsi hss slso ssued address, summonibg the
Italians Of the legations 10 arms. collision IL
shortly expected, ard some think it vii be prodaced by
tie Papsl troops invading Romsgra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-17
The Great Eastern.
PORTLAND, Me-, saturday Oct.

PORTLAND, Me-, Saturday Oct ID, IoJ9'
Frederick Cumberland, esq, aeen, of the Great
E.sterr. who has come to make srsements for her
reception arrived here yesterday iron Canada lie
has no doubts that the steamer will leave for Port
land, Me, in the latter part of October. When he
lef, the Company did not entertain the thought OF her
visiting aty other port in America THE trip but Port
land where it was expected she would remain about
th,ee weeks.