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the FRANKLIN CHEMICAL WORKS

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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
We beg lsaye to announce to eur eusto-
msrs, and 70 the trade In gsnssal, that au-
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our ola egl4k5msEa aud others to kETesa as
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Essences for N4aauOrs
which, as alEays, viii be executed to their
entire satisfaction. Thousands appreciate
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CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY
RAILROAD.

SHORTEST QUICKEST B. BEST
Route 20 Chicago, New York, Boston,
PhIiadelphia and Baltimore To Keo-
kuk, 81, Louis and Cincinnati, and
70 All Points in Illinois, Indiana,
Michigan, Ohio and Canada.
On and after April 4th. two Trains Dali
ly will leave and arrive (sandays except
ed) a. follows:
LEAVE AGENCY CITY, AAzIvEAT CHICAGO
4.20 o'clock, a. IA. T.i5 O'Clock p. n.
3.20 p.m 7.1S a. N.
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ed) a. follows:
LKAFE AGENCY CITY AEAIyEAT CHICAGO
4.20 o'clock, a. IA. T.i3 o'clock p. n.
CONNECTING
At GaIesburg, with The Northern Cross
Railroad foE Qaincys at Msudeta with Ehe
illinois Central Railroad, for Galena and
Dunieikh and 81, Louis and Cairo; at Bur-
iington with the fast sailing steamer keo-
kak, fer kookHk and 81. Louis.
special NOTICE
Through TO Reae York ta 4S Hours [
Passengers leaving CoUMCIL BLUEEss
morning and as ssning, taking thia route,
viii arrive In Chicago OF ST.. Leais kram
80 to IS hours quicker than By any ether
ruuke, and In ample time so cOaneet with
the great Eastern and Southern Lines.
- Buy your Tieksts via Western
stage Go. 20 Agency Ctr, where yea can
buy your Tickets. oE tbs 3. & No, 3. r..
Ticket Once To ALL POINTS East and
South.
TO Shippers OF stock.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving
daily, Sundays excepted. These Trains
have all the Eighta 81 Passenger Trains,
| thus insuTing despatch, and consequently
| avoiding Ell thoss vexakious delays that are
i constantly occurring On ether Roukes.
/ NEW STOCK PENS haEa been built on
both eide Of the Mississippi close By the
/ Ferry, and brewers will ind thsEe syaEy
thiag they could visa tor ths seeommoda
/ tton Of their sssek..
Through euntracts given 10 Chicago.
/ JOHN O. READ,
1 Vice President and Superintendent.
i d. REMICK,
/ Eurlfagtsn, April 4, 1859.
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New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
DIRIGO.

DEEApFUL AEFRAY Is NEBRAsKA.--We lesrned
yesterday from god a1tAori y, that dreadful arsy
took place resy Salem Nsbresks Territory tew days
sgo vhich resulted IN the death of Er Daniel Hufg2s
4 displ'e between the abo,s-ta amed gentienso
and another man. psr.s nknown about claim. Hard
words els Isd, and Hudgins strrsk the unkno@n man
with cane over TIE head q pse.,y .eveie hex. lie
then hCGgb 70 make bis escape but wss pursae' sod
turing bis head 10 see II be wa followed, nad MS
threat ca, from ear 10 ,sr lie ie dead upos the spot
Mr.. Ha!eias xss a brother Of p. L HGdgins, Of An
drew County, ard vss map offanily;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
The 81. Louis Fair.

81, LOT T, VCl. I0'Is
The principal feature of the fair yesterday was the
awarding of the thous sut-doar prize 10 the best
thorough b. ed stallion Of any sge The nng consisted
Of o3 entries Including Lexington, Revenne, DOuooon
Prircetor Arthur Waterloo, Cascr, Ruric, aod many
others known 70 fame. After prnracted consu st'on
among the Committee. the prize vas swNded to
Reverne, owned by John Nj. Bot's OF Virginia
Reyepue il sire Of the celebrated Sue aud Fan0y
Washington, and Planet.
A sweepstake pri te Of $500 for the best bull WAS
al.o awarded ye.terdsy. 1t was taken by kins
Alfred owr ed by G n. Bro~o Of SAogapon County,
Illinois. This gentleman a.so carried oil the $@Oo
pre- euium for the best COW.
On MopGsy the halspce Of the thorough bred rings
will be fsished sso, the swee pStakes on mules ana
horses In addition to the regular programme another
Geo pre- num has been arratgej, aid Will De
awarded IN Mordsy 10 the fastest tTotter. Flora
Temple Princes Ike Cook, are slrsady entered for
THE contest which will come off u the arena OF the
an phitheater.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

IIyPRPooL Co1ToS MAREET.-The sales Of Cotton
for the preceding departure of the Hungarian were
ballet. cud SO 70 exporter, and 100 20 spefula's
The market c sd cu s.ht deca. on al qutiirs Tue
cb-f decline the nf,or dscr p,pns ~hin re re-
ported id Tnr only quoaOD that for Mid dDs
lplhIds. whic wss rated l36d-
STATE OF TRADE.-The advices from Manchester
continue avoabe All of goods n bitter demand
LIVE KPOoI BREADsTCFFs MARKsT.- Msssrs. Pich-
ad.ou Spence Braisus quiet hn' firm AZ .tgh.
sovsuc- ou Fout had d..uced u = barrel uoeat
fridays advance Western red tddg ditto Whie,
az Cd Corn quiet a. an advance of I'D quarter.
LiyEKPooL PnoyisIoS MARKEr Beef qpist.
Pb stesSy. Lsd et Bacon dull aud quotations nominal
fs.ow uucbsJz zrd aud s,es Ut important
LiyEKPooL PRODUCE MARKET ar s'eady-Sug
c. H.e quiet Ashes steady Pos q 3d26 Sd Pearls ~
r. 2df 3D. h Common. spinis TuTpentins firm
at s. 30 Lins, led on D Cd.
LoNDoS MARKETs.-BREADsTCFF quiet. WHEAT
advanced H. and closed p still tending upward StGss
firm TE, continues trm, sDd COpg0u 10
.iuz a. ga 81. Rec gue dclipe Of g. Bengal
T,lLow oul at 81 al ID LIsDsEsD OIL z Cd.
LOrDoS MoSEY MARKET.-CoDsos closed on Fues-
dsy eNeurgst9t..
AvEutC,s SrocEs The latest quotations are: for
Illinois GENITAL SO dscoun; do 1 1857 Pre-lsEA 81;
DO 1875 IA Erie, ttid 6l: New York Cen xsl
Il. 9.i.
The VERY LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, "Wednesday Sept. 2l-Nooa
Cotton steady better in the sfsst, and in.
erased densn5 Toe sales to-sy estuAed az about 5000
bales Bieso.'uf. quiet. sale. uuin p,Tiant.
FROM LosDoS-By fetgrapt 10 Ltr,rpo2.
LosDoS Sep, 2i-Noon
Cousol. are A. ag5l for money y5t
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
FIFE At NhEHATTANVILLE.
DESTRUCTION or SPErERS LION LAGEe
BEER RRtfwERY-LOSS $3.50


Lsst sight, about 3 O'Clock. Scs broke ont Ia
Spey.rs Lion Lager Beer Brewery, occupjtUx the
beck between 10Th and 10th streets and the hth
and Tenth avenues.
The FIRE oric mated in the burth ssry Of the s,sn
bu:icug ana thence extended yspidy though the e.
tire structure, communicating with he wing on ts'
esst side sId range of onesto-y frame ss-dA Tee
man builcrs was loo feet long ~ 80 feet s1ie; the
wing y feet in length, and the sheds 2Js fee, 10
length.
The asre, spread with most sstc ,tshing rs,iday
before tie lsS.e Of half an hour sfter the n,sr
was given, had enyelcped the entire ,oroture. The
light from he burrit pile could be distinctly in
every part OF be city. and many persc1s under tse
ion tbct the ire at Forusts or Fftista
street ocked 70 the for the purpese of riding
thitstr.
-Four oftbe Assistant E,gnesrs and isrsenu nber
of 6renen rode the upper Depot, and ther footed
the remainder Of the distance. The fcem-a from
Manbatanvire were early the ground, but The h'e
bsvirg gained great headway b,fore their eSrivsi,
their services proved a little avail.
Tts bulopgs above menticred with their consents,
consisting Of acbnery, gra's beer aud scohol. sSs
entirely destroy ed std st oiock THIS morning wnen
our reporter LETT the asourd, only detached portions es
the walls of the nisin structure were standing
The extensive stables connected With the estabGsh-
ment in which were many valuable norses fortunate.
y escaped injury, being separated twenty-five feet or
from the main bulldog.
The entire property owned by Mr. A.ber. Speyer.
was estimsted to be worth *SlSO1e and the loss 10
thought will not fall far short Of $3.50 O0O Insured f.r
$4,000, mostly in city companies.
A few days ago Mr.. Speyar got in 81, 600 worth OF
erain which stored the uppe, oor', ready for
use.
Mr.. speyer slept on the premises, and was in bed
and asle ep at the time the ERE broke out He rushed
out OF the building in h,s night c'thes, aud was oo'
ged to borrow suit of Clothes bsing unable to pro
cure bis own. IL succeeded in gettrg his books and
papers from the office.
How or in what manner the Gre originated, Mr..
Spsy.r is unable to say, as there had been no fire
used sbou. the baltipg yesterday. It is believed
that the stock Of beer the large vaults unnjurei
Recently the concern went toto the manufacturing IT
is SAID of whsky And other slcch ,c Liquors. and in
consequerce of ntroouc pg Ell is in the premises some
of the comp .nies cancelled their policies.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

DEATH OF SIR JANEs STErHESs.-Our foreign
ne VS. brings I'M gence of the death Of Sir james
Stephens Under Secretary for the British Colonies
during Lord Melbournes Administration. MIR.
Stephens wa. born in 1890, and admitted to
the bar in 1911. Turning his attention TO liter
ature be became a prominent writer for the
Edinburgh Review, and took leading position
among essayists writing able articles on Eccle-
siastics Hi.tory which were subsequently, Published
in a collected form. In 1899 he made Under
Secretary for the Colonies situation at that time OF
great labor. In 1919 he called TO the chair Of
Modern story in the University of Cambridge. His
name has long been prominent among the literary
men of England.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

james Morgan was tried at the recent term OF the
Circuit Court at s.. Jo,eph, No, on the charge OF
abeuctirg Mss Lncretis Grey, with view to seducing
her, spd xss found guilty ani senterced TO the Sts;e
Prison for the term Of two years and hslf. Niles
Grey, good4oo king young lazy, Il years old, was
living with her mother widow lady in destitute CIR
cuuttaree., in Chilicothe, where che msde the ac-
quaniaDce Of Morgan. He treated her with more
than ordinary respect and as matter Of course suc
ce.d.d in gaming her confidence. He sbiucted her
ard bos ht Ter to this city, took lodgings at hotel
where be registered az man ard wife. At night he
vert 70 her roo and doubtless thought that, rather
than raise disturbance, the woman would yield to
bi. .nt,es.ies. BIT in Tbs be va. mistaken.
MIR. Sydney Lyon, who has been employed on the
Geological Survey Of Kentucky, has been aPPointed
ote of the asss,arts t. DR. owen in q similar survey
of Indiana authorized at the last sessou o. the Legs
l.,ure Of that S,Ass on the memorial OF TIE ssA,a
Board Of AsricUkaIe.
Thomas A. Green Of New.Bsdford. gathered ifou
ore tree tn. se.son 40 perfect pesrs 4sIca-en
favor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Newark Items.

NEWARK, October2 ISo9.
young man. named Thomas Glepnin, ~ss ar-ssted
on Saturday evening a cdsrge of striking enc a.
ter Sanford Sth the butt Of rhe and thereby ce1'ng
= souud, ~bch, it thought, would terminate his
hte Sanford after beng injured, remained insensibe
for twenty -four hour bat O'Clock this evening hs
regsDed consciousness, and there are hopes of his
recovery.
yonrg man. who gives his name az Wn. Newton
tf Neslok arrested here lsst evening TOR pass
ing spur'u notes purportiog 10 be three-dosr issues
Of tie Merchants Bank, New-York. An sccompi'ce
escsred The bills are altered from the genuine plate
OF some other Bank.
Durirg false alarm Of fire last evening, two fire.
uep who were on the rope Of EDgioe No. 9, trpped
$40 fell, and the machine passed over their bodies,
il hlctirg serious il ures.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

The Government Of Tuscany had rctihed the r.eni-
poentares Of the Grad Doke 20 evsesste the px.re
within three dsy.. IL CAS- Of their rcn conpsn e,
the property Ct the Grsrd Duke 70 Sc seqaester-t
The King of S.rdins Vas 10 leave fnriu oa tue
10Th, on q visit to Pavis. Lodi, Cremons- &c.
There bad been reports FROM Rome thns The Popss
beslth shattered tina. be would proeably s'oa
Tesisn but the latest accounts say that ht hal per-
iec'iy recovered.
The Papsl Government had expressed sstsfsc ion
With the recent slticle in the Paris MoEe Ita4a
sifsIs
Mrister.l charges in Naples are reported. Filau-
eisrl bad resigned the Presidency Of the Council as
sucoessor s,s not yet known.
Gsrib.di bad written publicly acknowledging
BIS scmfation o. the patriotic popns n of the l.su
ro or tie hcroi,r Of their ceVces during the war
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

During the recent agitation in England on the
subject of possible Preach invasion, some appre'
tensions appear to have been felt as to designs
on the part of the Sp, nsh Government against the
fortress of Gibraltar. The necessity of recovering
that fortress has been an occasional topic with the
Spanish journals, and the concentration of an
unusual number of Spanish troops al Algeciras 10
The immediate vicinity Of Gibraltar, seemed to give
some color to the suspicion of hostile intentions
against II, and inquiries we're accordingly put 70
the Spanish Government as to the occasion OF this
movement
1t would now seem that this expedition has for
it's object not the conquest of Gibraltar, but the
protection of the fortress of Ceuta, on the African
ehore of the Straits sinst the insults and attacks
which it has recently suffered at the hands OF the
peiphboripe Moorish tribes, tributaries OF the T. n
peror of Morocco, but who, in this matter are
supposed to a;t on their own motion. Ceuts Is
sort of African Gibraltar built on what was known
10 the ancients as the southern pillar OF Hercules
"a Gibraltar is on the northern one Ii belonged
formerly to the Portuguese, but when Portugal fell
under the Spanish yoke in 1910 1t passed
into the hands of the Spaniards, who
have ever since retained it. For several
years past the neighbOriDg Moors have made
themselves more or less troublesome to the garrl'
sop, but lately taking advantage of the smauness
of the garrison they have attacked aud taken the
OUTPOST of the fortress, have thrown down the
boundary stones which mark the Spanish ooun'
dsry. and have compelled the garrison to retire
with lo,s within the works of the town 1t is te
suppress those outrsges that twelve thousand
men have been cor centrated at Algecirss, with
view to an expedition across the s'rait' 1t is
claimed that IS these Moors are not only robbers
by land but pirates at sea- the expedition is in the
General interests of commerce as well as in the
particular interests of Spain.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
INDIA.
IN DlR.
Tho Calcutfs mail of Auv " raech q

The Calcutta mail of Aug. " reached Alden Ssp. H.
The foloSDg news came by the Red Sea telegraph:
bill hst been introduced in the Legislative Couo-
ell tax profs aud trades in India the ccya
Of laI eHcepted
The rpecis disarnirg act, passed during the muiny
bsd teen mace perm aoent.
The House OF Dspbe had been deprived OF ed utu
lar distinctions and privileges forever.
The French Adnirsl co commanding in Cochin Chins
had concluded treaty wrh the Ausnese, aud would
probably start Hith nj. fleet for China.
At Calcutta exchange on London was at 5IO3.
There is no addition al from China but private
ststee that there hao been large sales of man
ufoctured goods bJtb ct Hong Kong ard Shsnghse. 1t
therefor DfeiTed that political matters had not
experienced any rev conplicators.
Tie onbay mail Of august 20 reached Eogleud on
Sept %. The De wss generally anticipated.
The Boub,y cotton market was acuve add E'gher.
The salt trade in India was expected TO be thrown
open, snbject to excise duty.
The excitement in the Purjaub sgsinst the Mofsm
medars had psssed away.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
No Further News from China.
BOUNDARY TALK IN ENGLAND.
THE POPE WELL AGAIN,
The Zurich Conference.
FATHER PorsT, Saturday, OFT. |. 1859.

FATHER PorsT, Saturday OFT, |. 1859.
The screw steamship Hung srap, from Liver pool a,
O'Clock the afternoon Of the Dist ult passed thu.
point a: about O'Clock this morning. aud her mails
ard passengers vii be due at Quebec a, late hour
tonight.
The steamship Fulton was appointed TO i-.ve
Southampton on the same afternoon for Ne~.York
The steamship America, from Boston, via Halifax,
arrived al Liverpool q, i20 N. Of the 18th, sad the
screw steamer Etns, from New-York, reached Liver
pool at 30 P. m. Of the sam. d,y.
The screw steamship Isdi-n, from Qaebec arrived
a. Liverpool at II a N of the 20th, and the City Of
Washington, frou Nsw-York. reached Que snstown st
midnight Of the Goth.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
FRANCE.

There was quite gathering % politicians at Biarrtz
In adoi ion to the King of the belgians Lord Cosiey
Cont Reiset and Count Wsle sski had gone there,
and Count Csyour sud the Dnke Of aslasoii we're ex
p-cted. Prince Met,ernich had returned 10 Pars from
Vie, IA and held a conference with COuLt W ale Sshi
before he latter went 10 Biarritz. The Prince vsi ed
Zurich Oh bis wsy TO Pdrls.
The camp at Chalon. mad been suddenly broken up.
l. wss IumOred IL Paris that toe Emperor had re-
cues ed the King Of Sard MIA to refnse to the Depats
ions from the Legations Their request for anuex son 70
PcdmoIt .. =,
reports Of the day msy be credited, there Il
posi- ,ihy Of settlement OF the Italian question
Which would sa'ify all parties, and the get1rsi in
rresio was the political horizon was likely soon 70 oe
clearer than for some tine past
itora in which il c,s Epgland to EIDE Win rrance
10 tie Italian question, and the siace was regt'utu
app. al 10 England to essist maticshy n eA
tfrcatig tie Emperor from the difficulties engsndered
at ViI'sfIauc&
A ship Of the line. steel plsed, to be called the Ms.
senta snd the largest vessel 10 the French navy hsi
been commerced a. Brest
The Noaittur cont AIMS the following announcements
in regard 10 the rumors OF mod'ncahon IN tne pie''
lava: ~
SEVERAL newspapers have alluded 70 a decree when
il Was supposed would appear, TO nodify toe ~ M "
the press This news Is without tcundsn T. In rfs-e
the ress is free TO discuss al acts Of the Governeu
and by 70 doing TO eplgh'en toe puoc mind. 'e'.n
pspers in becoming, without tnen kpo"eose', -
1rk ans Of hostile parties, claim large suVuui
dom. which would have other object tnsn .ue
fsctston of their attacks the Cons tuition sta VI,
furdau entail laws Of social order. The Gpve'nur@.u @
Of the Eo peror while il will Dot d-yis'e from tue
established ~ stem in allowing field sutheienuy
for discussion, controversy, ard suayss, VIZ ~
vent on the other hand, the disastrous effects OF 'a
hood, cslumny and error. ,u,;
TIE Noniieur, in subsequent issue, puolisned
circular frou the Interior Department 10 the Psies
tsrue,rs them as their duties regarding the ffes
nwss reported a, Pare that France would coopef''
with Spain in he expedition against the Mcofs.
Runors prevailed Of q Ministerial crrs, inc'uu
the retire mer Of the Duke of PsdoDe from the hus
Of the Interior ard NJ. CAesseloup Lambert foui u
Of Agens and the Colorier.
There was no improvement in French comneiciA
AFFAIR." 49, .so,,
II is asserted ths the conclusion Of the hsryes sno
that the crop has been twenty per cent lees pioiue
than lsst year. .,,
Flour ard wheat had ss sbty advanced N Pars' an'
slso in most Of the provincial ma kets. -.
The sik markets we're staguant Trade Wa Oe"'
al " one under orders from Ameflcs,
TIE yiItsge sccoutts were geneTAy Satisfactory;
The forts were being AIMED Il the Bays OF , :. :.
ard Of Csncse, snc plan has been prepared N' = L
| iIg the coast E0n An,ibes t. PeI; Nsndres'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
Naxvs frnm Rio .yaucirO.

CHARLESTON, Saturday Oct I. Io33.
Advices from Rio Japeiro 10 Aug. u are received
The ,ecens of coffee were frfng and the sales we're
ucstl, for France. The stock was 90 CON bsg Flour
was firm and the stock was so 900 barrels.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
From, NeW.OrIean ms.

NEw.OKLEASs, Thursday, Sept. ~, 1917.
The fever is s)owly increasing at Houston and u Al
", stop where more deaths reported.
Msior Neighbo,s Indian Agent, wnoee death has
alresdy reached us was killed at Belkuap on the lota
inst 10y tEo citizens, without chance 9i defending
himself The murdereTs geIe not arrested
Gen Wol's aruy, il the receLt battle 10 GuanNas'o
with the Liberals though victorious, suffered severely
Much anxiety felt al lndanoa for the schooner
York. TIL. schooner Vickery, from Pniladelphis, hal
arrived at Indanoa after long passage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03
THE LATEST NEWS
sBCEvEG -
MAGNETIC TELEGKAPE
From WasbpngtOu.
sgCHvsl -
isps,ch 10 TIE n. Y. fuboDs

Special Dispatch 10 TIE y. Y. fr1bops
WASHINGTON Oct 2, 1859
The Postmaster -G.nersl has rotarpod. An sgent
or attorney of psrtias Represented ~ partner or
ss,i eoees 6 Jobn,op, the California Msd Con
tractor, states here that tsey bav, engaged six
stesm.rs for tie service via Nic,raQus, ons Of
which, the Cherokee. vii lsase New York on tue
5th and another the lea BEL will leave Ne T. Orleans
upon The same day. The resliz.ton Of this val Do
extremely crafty ing to the PostOifice Dep ,rtuent
since that the Government is particularly solcitous
for tie opening Of ,be Nicaragua route. The res-
son given for not reporting heretofore to tue De-
psrimeDt as to preparation, for carrying out the
contract is that they desired to keep thslr negot,
tons, &c, from the knowledge of Vanderbilt.
II. NJ. McGll Acting Private Secretary OF toe
President bas been appointed Secretary of Wash
Dgton Territory. VIM A. Ssauuon, clork In
the Treasury Department. bas been desigaased to
supply the Place vacated by M;GilL
1t ls sai6 tast Irviog d. Co., have thrown Rus
SELL Msors & Co, in bioolng for the contract for
transportation TO the army in Utah aud Oregon
Mr. Chids Of Missouri gets the coutr &C. for trans
pOrt.tion to New-Mexco. II. S. M,grsS, Wm.
M Mssraw end Auisou White are the partners OF
Irving.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-At II o'clock this morning,
II. J. Wilkins, printer, got into an alteration with
8 man named Hughes one of the guests at French 8
Hotel and drawing pistol, diebsrgeo it at his an
tagonist. The ball took effect 10 Hughes's arm,
Gaming dangerous wound The afray took place
in the bsrroom. Both parties, it is said had been
drinking. wilkins arrested and locked up in the
Fourth Ward Station House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

The CHAMPION PRIZE FIGHr.-The london Tunes
Of Wednesday the 2lst ut, does not even allude TO
the great fight for the championship Of England, be-
tween Brettle and Sayers, which took place on the
Goth. The me sger sccoun. which we have of the re-
suit was received by telegraph, in Liverpool, on the
day Of the sailing of the Hungarian.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-10-03

Sr.BBIsG AFFRAY AT O'Clock last evening
chse Corr illus was found in cellar of No. II
BAKER -reet with deep stab in the left bres bat
by whom the wound was inflicted bas DOT Yet trans
pu.o Corn ips taken to the Hospital, and the
police are inv, stigs,ing the case.