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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
The Explosion OF DuponCs Mill.

NILhIhGTos, Del Saturday, Ocl - iS,s.
The explosion of Duponts powder Mills 90 he Bran'
dysiLe, yesterday, occurred about loi O'Clock = N,
~bi'e The men in the lower or hAlley yard were em-
plcyed in loafirg % ster dust ss caned ~hen IN
certain cHcItlon the pressroou to no conveyea 70
ote Of Ia. other uls to 90 through aro.ner proces
A rehcr-e cart stood opposite the press room dosr
partly loaded The press room bies up WIN 70,
nbe crash; the composition room lmnedia'eay ioi
so~ec minute or two lstef the glazing room "a TIE
tso rollif z mills ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i've ie AL
seven men killei ard sno;her haa MS arm
broker. The ~ird WAS northwest and Ugh at the
tine, which deateue, the sound much IN the inrns
fise vicinity that the IN the upper YARD dld noe
cease work on the instant and Dir. Henry Dap >nS
WHO Wa IN the basement of . cOttou-nu not iA us
'ent, did rot think from the light report tina. wss
rece-sary "a hurry to the yard 10 ascertain TO- damage
il Shy had been core. Two Of the men vers blown
trunk Of smother blown 10 the opposite side OF the
creek or the others rothirg could he ascer ,sined.
strange feature Ia the explosion u tina the morse
vhs lot killed although standing IN proximity to ia =
pr-re when it went off. Inc cart TO wnica NJ
attached and which partly loaded with
powder was thrown shout ia fragmsnt,; tae horse
entirely stripped of his harness his HAIR -nged od
ole eye pus oui, and leg brosen; and yet, alter
the smoke sad dust cleared away, he was io1od NIP
ing sbCn' the ard exhibiting al the sgus OK painful
agony wtioh he suffered. he was knocked 10 the
nesc AID killed 20 relieve him Of his sgonies. lhe
usmes CT the killed mer we're Morsp, Sweeney, Solar,
Jsoobs. John Welsh, Michael o Donnsu, and f..
Dcushery The Coroner visited the sceIe Of toe ex-
p'oion TO look after his interests but coud learn tn
ug. all the witnesses having been killed.
be lOss of the mills to Meesrs. Dupont Is nothpg
The lOss Of life is the ouly thing which sinks deep into
their hearts, from their inability 10 reetore It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
The English CriCketers.

ROCHESTER, Saturday, Oct. y, 1917.
The English Cricketers hsve just agreed with the
delegates Of the Bae Ball Convention of New York aud
Brooklyn 10 play match at base ball on Wetnesdsy
and Thursday rex, if thoee days suit the New f0k
psyers II this time il not agreed To, the match can
not be played they leave Quebec for Liverpool, on
Saturday. The reply Of she base ball players Is
sp1ousiy awaited bere. a snow storm is falling here,
ard the cricket match Is post ponsd until Monday.
ROCHESTER, Oct. -, 1889.
NJ Jones deleg ate from the Aston House CoRven-
ton Of Base Bal Clubs, sTrved this morning and pro-
tosed challenge from the American base ball players
10 the Etg crioke.ers for three days play Messrs.
Psrr end Widen behalf Of the cricketers hsve de-
cided to return by the Quebec steamer OF saturday the
18th and that tDey ecu only play on "Wednesday aud
Thursday nex,. Itba; cannot DO arranged tue entire
twelve positively decline.
There was 10 ciicke. played to day. but the Roches-
ter base boil plsyers invited the Engsh crickeefs to
practice 'his afternoon. The bse ball players were
amas smstsd with the cricketers aud nine innings
side were played the being eleven AMI thirteen
TIE cricketsrs old not make much headIsy from an
Of know ledge If the techncs,ies OF the game Mr.
jones of the Excelsior Club, acted az UMPIRE Snow
fol during the play.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
DIR. WADDING TON AND HIS MISSION.

A largely attended farewell meeting was given lsst
evening, at the Broadway Tabernacle (corner u
Sixth avenue and Thirty fourth street,, to the Rev.
DIR. Washington of London, who has been 10 tAAs
country during the past three months, for the purpsss
Of raising funds to build memorial church In hsses
Of tho bsni.bed Plymouth Rock Pilgrims, on the same
spot consecrsied by their ancient meetings. Dr. We'd
dipeion made an address in which he reviewed Hs sx-
periences ard impressions OF this country, and e.
pressed gratitude for the kindness with which his mis-
sion had, with few exceptions, been considered.
TIE Rev. DR.. Asa ID. SsIiH spoke eloquenuy =
the Inks that oind 10 stberand and rcJoicea II
the embassy Of DIR. WaddDgton as being one csloe-
lated TO CITIZEN them IL esdsu he said, TO study
the cha ao,er of the PuIitans, which, Ike gres' mos
painting reveals rev beauties at every deeper glance
After perform suce BY the choir, the Rev. DE-. La
NAV IN few words expressed his cordial sympathy
With the project Of monument built by their soss N
| Ame,ic. 10 the honor OF the humble men Who we're
hunted and peIsecuted because they served dod -
| they did.
| Dr THosPsos, the pastor Of the congregation.
| made the concluding speech which was iatsnded v
mfuei tie practical ooope, sses OF thu symra
tLizers with the project. oreditabe collscos w.
taken up after which the cougreg alton Was dismisssd
| il the usuAl manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
Arrest OF CapI. Cook.

CARLISLE, Pa, Saturday, Oct % 1913.
A man. supposed to be Capt Cook, wa, arrested
here al noon to-day. He answers the description
given OF Cook, and lie heavily armed, and ID aso the
the came man who was seen In Chsmbersburg talking
with Mrs Cook. His examination is row going on
SECOND DISPATCH
CARLISLE Saturday, Oct q, 1859.
The man arrested is supposed not to be Cook, but
one of the participants in the outbreak. He is
taller than the published description OF Cook, but IS
evidently the same man who wsS seen at Chambers
burg yesterday.
He attempted to resist arrest, but was overpowered
Three reviewers and two bosie knives were found on
bis person. He bas been committed for further hear
ing He has every appearance of desperate man.
and resuses to answer any QUESTION:.
CARLISLE, Pa, oct. 49, 1889.
The man arrested yesterday gives his name as
William Harrison, and is still Imprisoned. l, is sup
posed be will Be brought before the Court on VII: Of
habess corpus to morrow for oiecnsfge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

By the arrival Of the bark Eliza BMss We have
Bermuda papers to the llth inst. The Americas
steamer Albert Horn, Of and from New York out i've
days arrived at st. Georges on the LIST on her wy to
Porto Rico, for coal, and proceeded on the ID. Tho
bark W ii. Chandler had sailed for Cork With 20
corvicts, whose term has expired. The British bark
Majestic left the port Of st. Georges on the 9Th inst
bound to London, and when outside the port with .
pilot in charge, che struck the ground, which cau,ed
her 10 leak go badly that the dete ned 10
turn to port. On survey, it has been recommended
that the cargo be discharged TO repair damages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
EkANCE.

II ia stated that the Emperor hes been uuwel for
week or so, but tire malady was not serloas' Inc
Emperor snd Empress had quilted biarrltz, aud a.
rived at Bordeaux on the 10th. Their reception was
enth ussetic sLd Bordeaux was Ell tee, IotA!hssac-
ing be scatter vas III propluou'.
The Empsrors return 10 Paris was expected 70 be
marked by very active movement 10 tne highest po'
htca regions.
Tie MARQUIS D'Azeelo, the Sardiuiau Minister to
London, Rad arrived in Paris.
Or tie llth inst. the Emperor received the suthor,
ties Of Bordeaux TIE CARDINAL Archbishop sdiresse
speech 10 the Emperor, who rea1 reply 70 n Bota
speech sLd eply produced tue most tavorsoe impress
son The Eup, Tor thanked Ls EmiGence tor having
II, deIsood the tigh mission he bsd Undertaken: ne
xas eroeavorrg TO strengthen the conf fence IN his
good iLte Ds rather than 10 spread needless sans
al expressed the hope thai era OF glory VIII os
rsite ed or he church on the dsy when every one VIII
are bis CONVICTION that the temporal power oil ths
Pope IL OF opposed 10 the liberty anc independence OF
Italy. lie iu TIER said toat the Government which
was the ulesIs % restoring the Hoy Father 10 the
Dol ifcial hrore would only give uitsrauce 20 'ecn
resp ctfu cOuns eli as dirsce1 by sincere devo
ton 10 the interests Of his Iicfcess; coa.d but be
alarmed abou, the day which Is Tot Tar dsanI, Sh-n
Rome vii be evacuated by the French troops, for
Europ, Will not slos that the occupation, when hss
lasted ten years should be prolonged indenoitey. -
When the Flen ia army l. withdrawn, "hst vii II
leave behind Anarchy, tenor, or pesce ihese
questions the iupotaoce OF When oalhol esoaps
any U,e IT, presert time IL = uecsss 'rS
fle tn lt1tr, Ia rir az OF hDprH IT ~ tii~
sors cf the people 20 seaIcn WITH oalnness Ior INC
truth ara pray Providence 70 enighten the p-9Pe
a. uel. az their sOverolgJs, uuder ~lSH Tor tSe iu
inert of tbeir right aud hssthey msy well unters>A'
Their drties .. -.
decree hsd been submitted for the fortibcs'on OF
the Pot of On aniee, aud some small Islands oPposI.e
Jersey. o., II,
An immense hos'ibg battery Is being built 81 Boz
deaux II is 20 have buw srks three eet 10 the knesS
TIE Posts Pals correspondent ssys that tae iupe.
rial Goy.rnaea, have low In coutemP afi)n "has
essurss nay be taken 10 cocrteract the process o
he Frerch Bstops concerning what are called out
races against TIE Church. a The Bishops nave re
ceived orders FROM Rome 10 pFeach the restoration o.
tie I,slisu DuSes. y,
4 Psris journal SAYS thst Napoleon i getting dls
op,-sd with the procTssnsou c Austria, sad Tor the
om.pt French policy inclpss 70 mors l1tim,ts un-
Ia,sfsI ding Nth FL gland. knt Leopods visii 20
Rs,rz j. sso said 70 hsve contributed 10 improve the
,.I.tjors between the Eoglsh and French Govern
u.ttis. .-;- g.. ., os;ac.
,io,.hi. article % Cochin Chna.
Tfc Pourse wss is. 5u. steady the ken.es closed
q, t9.j5. -.p-..,o ,.;rr. o. ,s,,.;o
- a. ua.atisiactsIy stsle. The markets were ahhA-
IsrIv ,nuped with shsst IN ihe proVioce. DIV p c7'
urr. nevertheless we'll rnainianed IN Pans, hoseVsr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

The following named gentlemen will take their
seats for the first time 10 the United States senate o.
the first Monday in December next, on which dsy the
fret session Of the XXxvIth Congress will commence.
The Hon. WIN. Salisbury Of Delaware, the Hoa.
James ". Grimes Of Iowa, the Hoo. Lsssrus ".
Powell of Kentucky, the Hon. kindly y. BingAH"
of N cbigsn, the Hon. }. c. Ten Eyck OF New-Jsr.
sey. the Hon. Thomas Bragg Of North Carons, the
Hon Henyy B Anthomy Of Rhode Island, the Hoa-
O. p. Nicholson Of Tennessee, and the Hon. j. W.
Hemphill Of Texas Those In haiics are Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
THE EAR IN SOUTH AMERICA.

Fron Our Own CorTespond-rt
BUESOs AyEEs, Aug rs, l559.
The di,interested efforts Of the United States
Minister, the Hon B. c. Ysbcey, to effect peace
between the Argentine Confederation and Baenos
Ayres baye entirely failed. They failed for the
single reason thst st present Blenos Ayres does
DO, desire peace Terms more liberal thsn she hsd
ever asked were offered and rejected.
Now Paraguay and Brazil have both rendered
friend, mediation, aud minister from England Is
coon expected, who comes accredited to botn Gov
erbuenis So that if confidence sbitss IN the
powers of this province, she may ye: accept medl.
ilOD, but il vii mot be English Dor American. IL
vii be Of SpsDi,h character.
The two hostile fleets have been playing kind OF
hide and teek 10 the river Platte Tor the last nall
month but they not SO nearly equal ID sIfeosta
that battle viii probably soon be hazarded "lta
high exuscts,ions by both parties. By decree,
the sbps Of the enemy given 70 the crew OF the
conqueriDg yessel.
III. civ was thrown into great alarm lev
days ego by general attempt Of the prisoners IN
the prlsoD 10 escape. One OF the guard was slled,
and Ia b,pg ret,sen some Of tee prisoners fell, ADD
q few citizen. we're wounded BY the CARELESS shon
81 tie ,oldeIs ia the srree's. ,
Th- VALE, ofthe Pl.tte has suffered from the droutn
Of ls.t Summer AID fro the cold OF the present
Winter. in such manner az Pas not Dee 10 hno~a
sircs 30 lis e.timsted that the province OF
Bu4no. Ayres hiss los. By death or deterioration Of
caaIe. horses. and sheep. a. lfass $40 OV0,UVo
(sIyer) These los.es ~il seriously Limit sales OF
every slnd for the next year.
A,.rous forgery OF public bonds has occurred ~
Nou.ey6eo. The cOuot.rf-itlng work ass Wei
doue. sud amounted 70 S6O,OOO,cOO (sllVer), o4i
wss tfsred - three men before heavy losses Lad
occurred. They arc u prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24

th. RI cou. has received the hxhest, and, beksss.
honest vote. -
A ms.s MEETING was lately held ia this plaza n
which il was determined To atsemps Isfnssen1
oresoizassb previous 10 the sct,os o. CSsNS
upon the subject A call for electios Of dsa~essss
70 Conv.ption for the purpose Of formiags T~'
ri,orisl Goveruept has been issued. The Cesvea-
ton i. to meet on Moudsy next but l sssss
whether IT will ever get toeether.
The people Of tbs country actually expeuSsos
some very great and urgent wants, and Css.
grsssiopsl interference 10 really wsntcd-in wAss
wsy, ] shall state in . future letter
Oo the 10th ulI the 6rst snow fell in Cherry
Ctek Valley. Our to~n people were rather sur
pri.ed 10 awaken amid three inches of snsw. Sisse
he, the weather hss, however, sgslo i'm crowd,
and We are enjoying once more the mos' dehssso
Indian Summer. In consequence OF sesv, Tale 81
snow N the mountains, the exodus from the mssA
tains has been vouunous for the lsst six days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
O. gil. decIire had taken place, b0th IN wheat All
-four.
TIE quantity Of he vintage proves to bs inferior
to lsst year, and the quality not 90 good q "s
hIIkCfed.
ITALI.


TIE Assassin stion Of Couu. Anviti at Farms has A.
trassd cot siderable sttentoo. II II slated tina. the
French Corsul q. Parma hsf received orders 70 quiI
biz poet unless prompt Jastce vs.. dore and exemplary
CT ai-isenett if,ced the authors Of the murae'.
A oi.paoa says an investg sion va beng actively
carried on by tbs GOVERNED ut Of Parma wnica bai
DECIDED 20 act with Gue severity sgajnsi the guilty
party TIE official Piedmorte-e Gd-efte brands Inc
CT ms a. al e1ecrsbe ODE, sod declares nas prcdacsu
a ~. ing ~ horror throughout the whoie county
p.Ioral subscription in Italy for the purpo.e Of
procu,irg million Of muskets, was proceeding with
er,A, -ucce,s The organisation Of military tJrcs- anu
Italian lessues, wss daily becoming More comp ete.
Gen FaIt had his heaiquarers 81 Mod-na; Ten.
CnobsIdi a. Bologna; and Gen. MeZZCcspo ~ X inln
Volunteer la great uamb.rs had arrived from Noae'
ts ard deselters the Papsl army were ckingi
The Sardinia Chambers were TO meet as 5000 a.
the tre s;y Of peace signed, but VIII then De dH
solved ard fresh elections take plsce.
The oici 81 PiecnoUtese Gd-ene denies the tfutn U
the tasssge in the pOpe's Al1cution, IL WHICH II was
stated his, the Kipg Of Ssfcinis had been appohe'
Diots'or IN TIE Leg sfi0us. -
A memorauoum from the Romaynese Government %
The European powers I'd beer Published u STATES
n, full leIl s The grievances OF the Deop'e aga nI
the Gov erumert and shows how the Pope mas vr'u'
ely sbdicaied hs authority. Ii explains the motives
vhicr have led the recent DEGREES OF anns1sol 10
Pieouor' and urges the great powers TO snc'on ths
arrangement. u..
TIE Sandman Minister yes the eve OF ltth :
Rome and II vss expected that before dong 50 ne
.oua place the Sandman subjects under Protecuon o'
,ht tIeIcb Embassy. -,
The Government q Ron sgns hsd issued decree
forbdiny the expectation Of sapeter and sulphur ID
the PoIiitcihl territory.
TIE Dictator OF FariIi had gone TO Parma to see
sier al Justice administered TO the murderer OF Anvlt
The hing OF saroini8 was about proceed 70 uenos
10 receive the Dowsger Empress OF Ruse'a. This and
other ,;e incidents aIs construed into sympathy OF
Zee ing bet seen the Russian G0verLmelt and the
Ca5iIet of Turn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
CITY POLITICS.

SEVENTH SESAroRr,L RkPuBLIcAS Cos'fsrics.-
TIE Senatorial Rep bcsn copvsn,ioa In the seVe'h os
ne, .So IS Fourth saturday evening Tss NJ
par tf the sv.rns pied deciding the claim -
which had ben previously vacated BY Hiram hsyas -
Nue,.sntA Ward Mr. Maynard w'0,e ess res 'mmss<sae
D. SCahe hi. boz the deeSs'a ehNse NJ hep'
. wheopoo Nj Maynard spp.sred Saturday sod cansa
In. r.h, 10 r.cccupy TIE vacated go, hiDsh ttmsses IL
ruled AID let tbs Csavepnon Ga hs Ssaag
M s-u.,o, stood; fsr cooovsr Is WAKE
man 10 Van Burva Daniel D. Conover ther~ors -.
clared the duly n"u inst's candidate for Senator.
SEykNTH DIsrRIcr AMERICA SENATORIAL Con-
yy,rlos TIE American sensori Convention al the WIG
District -hck AZ ioorne1 TO meet &C saturday sven ns tosPs
Bosel he'd no meeting.
T,Sru ASSEMBLY DIsrRicr.-The Convention t9
III. District pert Of rin..nth suA sevss 80
wsrd.) fidsy evening unsnsnoay nomaSsA Joe - {.
Cper uo, Sylvester pvvoasly rrpcte - tAs hs
publican csrdeste for this District Mr. cooper hes scea -
active u the Republican party since I" orSanissss
CoRRrcrIos-In . ettsr from Albany upoa the
Re.y the Interior pussaes BY nc on Saturday. next fss.
S,y "A, ncoe city named day foe re.vps the Res
IL should have been Tuesday aud Wednesday. NOv la Al ~
THE AaKRicAs TlcKxr IL BRooKLrM-Ths Amer
lean General Committee and Delegates to the Ssas-
toral Conventiops are to hold meeting this evening
for ID. purpose Of deciding upon ticket The fssS-
ing will most likely be adopted, beng composed q
nominees Of both parties:
D'r'r,ct dt,ovr1-Jobn win,lo", Rep
| CouAty JEdge-ssmuel Gsrr'soo. Dem.
| Cosnfs Trssswe,-Jsn.s Y. ssabury, Dem
SSr,,,,,s,S.ni.S Pss,"H f. rpy Rep wu B.,asx.
SenaiOv,-s.oouo District. Henry r. Pesoa Rep.
! Third District, John o. Bergen. Rep
| The Americans Of the Tn I'd District Fourth aad
Terth Wards have adopted Dir. Walter 5. Gnhite.
Republican nominee as their candidate for the A.
| au,bl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
INDIA AND CHINA.

The Calcutta MAIL with dates to tbs 10Th of Ssp'
femb.r arrived a. Alden on the lst inst.
The rebels the Nepaul frontier we're stil trouble
zone.
Some Of the discharged European troops had already
sailed from Calcutta
There il vague report that Lord Canning has been
relieved, and would be succeeded Ia the Governor
Geueralship by Lord Clarendon.
Excnsrge on London q. ID. a "a. ID
Imports we're steady win fair demand. Exports
were generally dull Freghts depressed and tan
mage abundant.
China dates according to tie telegraph, are to Sep
TENDER 10.
TIE Peibo ard Grand Canals were blocksted by the
BrItsh ana French Wal vessels. Admiral Hops was
n dsr gerous s,ae aod would have to be invaded.
Tie American Minister, says the dispston, Was stall
negotiating Ard about proceeding to Pekin.
Cbirg KsDg the celebrated rebel leader, wa Killed
BY his VII people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANdLo.sAxoN.
The Zurich Conference.
THE GREAT EASTERN NOT COMING.
FATHER PoIsr, c. r, Oct %, 1859.

FATHER PoIsT, c. z, Oct % 1850.
The steamship ADg io-Ssxon, from Liverpool 1T 10
g. H. Of the l2tb inst p,ssod this point a. g. IN. to
dny en- route 20 Quebec.
The steamship Kangaroo, for NewYort, would sail
an hear later.
The steamship Novs-Scotisn, from Quebec, arrived
at Liverpool at III p. IN. OF the 18th.
The s.amers John Bell ssd Uui 81 Kin dom, rus
rugthe p,si sessnn between Glsssow sn1 Quebec,
sre to run betseen Glasgow ead New York the ensu-
Ing Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED 81
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
RECEIVED 81
From Warrington.

sceeLsi Dspstch 10 The N. Y. iibape
WASHINGTON, OCT. 81, 1859
The course Of The Cincinnati Esquire hs, i.tely
been % offensive to the President, th,t be has
often declared that he would reu"Se he edltor
Fsrsc from the Cinci1nat Poet Office, 40 matter
what the consequence might be 70 the Democratic
party. The axe is also to be applied to saboriid-
stes at Phiiadelphis, 80 az to give TheOpilus F,xe
and 10 SeyerDs good places Tue former has been
excluded, It il ssid from Col Bakers list of the
favored upon the ground that he Wa Universal
ist and cry long aud loud mas been raised agar
the pov els that De, by reason Of she exclusion OF
Seyerns, tie publisher Of The Argus, ffcm por-
ton Of Government patronage. 1t Is complained
that The PeRnsyirani0H Las been glu'ted with pap
WeDdsll has returned alter lOog political pros
pecting tour He is perfectly confident of bis cleo
ton a. Drioter, sDd Of that OF ForDey as clerk o
the House.
In a di.cu,sisn yesterday in Prince George
County, Ind between Col Hughes Dem, and
Dir. Hagter, Opp, competitors for the Coogres
siona honor, the former gave tho lsttsr the ls'
wbereUpoD Hsgrer struck Hughes, or struck II
him. Hughes has notf-d DIS sn'sg mist toaI
he would await a message from him until today
great many post Offices are being d'scootn-
ued, for the reason that their postmastsrS are
from two to iodr quarters behind in their returns
The pressure of business upon the Post Ones De-
pariment is so great that sufficient force Of CLERKS
could not possibly De spared to note some tnlrty
Thousand quarterly returns Immediately az they
came IN and it was therefore only knowa at the
end ,oi Iquarter what po'tma'ter' were delln-
ouept. Such were then notified to send Duplicates
but for tire reason above stated 1t was not known
until the end of the next quarter whether such
duplicates bad been received. To remedy this
evil au additional force Of clerks must be authorized
by Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
TIE ZURICH CONFERENCE.

The Propagation of tbrtCouier,nce is sstiopate'.
Difficulties stu remain unadus'ed aud it wss coosli-
cred doubtful when the tresty Of peace would be
tigpeo.
The plenipotentisries Of all the three powers hold
Conferences on the 9th inst, and couriers were az
terws,d cspltched to yienrss9d Turio.
The L0ndon Times Paric correspondent says ina,
the vienra Cabinet wa doing all ii could to VIC over
the French Emperor to It's views, while at the sans
time vas reported to be preparing coston So anst
BIN in Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
ALBANY County Politics.
ALRANr. Naluriay. {

ALBANr, SATURDAY Oct ~ ic1''
The Democratic "SUf COuveUtIoe FOR TINS county
was held al Clsksvile to-day. and 'he fooglng per-
sons were put N nomination: For Senstor Andres D.
Colyiu: FOR County Judge Solomon f. ii sgitsi ior
Ditrict Attorney, Ira suaGeI for surrogse, isr"el
swtop ard for Justice OF ne Court Of Sessions, Geo.
l.. Di-brOw.
The Republicans held their primary elections 10 the
several Wsrds today. In of the Wards there vas
disturbsJce, aud the ballots sere scattered aOoa t.e
roor. II is undelstco OF hs. the ticket il favor sh
the Americans was succestful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-24
Affrav in a Pcnitehtiary.

BALTIMORE, saturday, Uct =, IoJ'.
At room 10 day a convict in the Msry and Peniten
s,y refused compliance to the orders Of the Deputy
Wsrdeb, who, While enforcing his command, WAS
seized by the convict and stabbed twice in the neck
Immediately Gregory Bs,ret another officer, fred tive
sbots at the prisoner nhlctng wound IRON Which he
died almost imn edstey. 1; is thought the Deputy
Warden viii die Of bis wounds.
A lister dispscb, however, says the convict is not
dead, az wss al first reported, and the Wsrdens IDu
ries are not corsidered fatal.