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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

il Islands. - varieties OF squash, suaoog th,m 80
from tie Sandwich Idss<s resembling duck dosse
10 perfection, and Hcnofalu squs.h, of which 10
rsstd ~ from singie seed. lie hastbe Bail wstee-
melon; apurpls tomato, which viii Keep through W
Winter; az well as q winnr apple, and the very
beautiful white, oblorg Chinese egg plant. kr. Jas
Gordon BerDett exhibits some punpkss tbs larsest
of which weighs LIS pounds-it is the King Of the
exhibition. He has also q very foe display Of csS
bsee. squsshes. onions carrots, bsets, muskmssoss
ard tomatoes Mr.. Samuel Ruth Of F3ycigsth
street has very large display. Mammoth Lame
beans, fresh green peas, Jspsn peas for Winter uss.
and large quantities Of the Diosoores bstat1 ass
features in hi. collection. Mr.. Bsekman OF s'rsy.
second street has also large collection Mr.. KsseA
um Of Rsndalrs lslaid exhibits Immense beets asts
cabbage weighing IS pounds. Mr.. John c. Taomp-
son of Staten Island has fine display of vegetables
ircludirg some new varieties of table-eorn, and ~
hearty, solid beet grown in pure sand, with no nutn
meut but fresh water Mr.. Edward Archer Of Ner-
ark shows two fine custsrd squsshes. The prizes Tor
vegetables are awarded as follows;
Fer the be., collection Of Vegetables oliver pass e SAM.
Fer The second br.. co-ctior Of Vegetables silver medal o.
For tie os., cosction o. Of Potatoes -
VIM s C.rpvu,sr Hard.,on. we.,ch~.ter Co.
For the bes six blood Bee.s certificate OF award J Oeesse
Berteit.
For the best twelvs Carrots csricase Of award J 9.
Thompson. Staten Island
For the bee, twelve Onions certificate of award. Js Gseaoa
Bennett
II. BIS. ,w.v. red onous eersisc.s of award. JssA
Gordon BenreN-
For The best twelve Egg Plants certificate q award. r. A.
Stevens Hobrkeu.
For he be-, peck Of Tomatoes certificate Of award Jss
c Thompson, Stat. u Island.
For heads Of Cabbage certificate Of svsrd Jss
For the best twelve ears Of Table Corn 81 Jno. c. Thonps.
Staten Island
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Three large California Pumpkins IS Jn Gordon Bennett
Fifty variety Potatoes So wm. C. Carpenter. Hsnssss.
W.,tches.eI Co.
Twenty variety squs.hes and Pumpkins g. VIM Carpss-
ter, estohes eI Co.
The attendance on the exhibition Was almost ex-
cusively confined to ths exhibitors and reporters:
everybody appears to be waiting for fair wesshsr
before he visits the fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
THE ROMAN STATES.


The JenrHdi des DtbGts publishes az extrac. OF a
letter from Rome Of the Jth ult., conveying inforn
ion q impoisrce. The writer reports 90 authority
described as reliable that in inervsw held the
Goth ut. between the Duke lie Grammont and the
Pope,
The Frerch Ebssdor stated that. although peculiarly
FrrcE Interest," sake the Emperor nevertheless woli w.a
pleasure LSs.ons under h sltnofity on cra
corGons .cshy aco.p-ed by ,des Toey could for in
keep admu.T tbeY formed Tor hensese.
AID wneh sppe,s satisfy them tribute tssnz asa e
81 Re fGct0 s-p-raon IL
probsbr that Rossns would submit ID these coudioos
ded by friends Tn- Pope sould
keep 81 Bcus Governor who.e presence would evidence the
hish sn1er,uiy Of the Holy Fheri but eyryhiog except
Upon aey, would be perfectly d..Ect AID sspaia;e'
The writer adds.
The In bassdor keuse recommended reforms FOR ,he
Of tbe States Of the Church IL terms IA; by e tenor
rct MODERATION but lead ire Holy taher TO sup
ha lie h: HI. freedom. L. apP-as that Toe basis
yrroed would still pIec. Of 1851 |. has been aided
tns tie uaiy occupation by French division would have
when il vii expire but hope that the period will ase
Of year during the fist half perhsps The
Holy FsheI, therefore, Will have prepare strong military
and te thu opinions q his subjects for
Austria will not intrfer- and should third power happen 20
n i,se I'd with Of Italy should Piedmont %
vuH rot have infuceueu % throw any obstacle Ia
wsv ns.rd might no support directly or
indirectly, the efforts Ct Sardinia
BoLoGSA Sept. 3-Severs members have moved
the folloWirg resolution
"The inhsb tsnts Of the Romsgns will no longer
submit to the temporal government of the Pope
The Assembly has decided upoa taking this motion
ir,o consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

Ioypos MOSEY MARhET.-The London Money
T5 balion in the Bank Of o. .nd lad increased ss5OoO
Con.o closed Friday a; 9 49, for Noley and 50 9 for
AMERICAS SrocSs.-Barirg Brothers report i'm
tied business St r..ou' rsts', ,,-.
49,, Rsr,sd Bond, also in better request; s. lsss
gas3 ditto 5ss-G55 Alabama - s50 hrntncAy os DIX
p1 pio1 BlDk sonss Oh1 90 aPenny iysnia s.
r. 1, cents qsl Mot,al IS sOq82 Illinois Central Il,
1900; F.abd 6Ja Illinois shares 4l90 discount, ditto 10
gQ 81 ditto 6s 4 G7J Michigan Contra ss Od82 dto shares
sSt15 Enc IL. 50 uoitsge ea6s ditto sh.re, sac Panims
Railroad Bones iss lo qlo2 dito 100 ssSloo ditto 3d
1874 ga P,nns sania Centrs IS, lst nortsase, eSGsO
Jis T.aes Ct Friday quo'es saes Of Michigan Central 90
Ioypoy Misunderstanding Brothers quote WHEAT
dull 8, digit declre Ensih IRos dull ksls asa
20 g. Bars 80 b.: the'e quotation, nominal aud main
81 Q576 TEA Unchanged. NICE 'te'dy SPLITS TrRIEs'
STEADY S& b. sriLrER declined . ale
LnERPOoL COTroS MARREr.-CottOn-Th Gales
fr the seek add p $500 bales Of which 1900 on 'pcl'
soo Sac Tte mlt opened s,,e ba e:-d M re aaie
lie FRI 1909 bales of which coo - spec
naor, I'D exporters Tie following the authorized Jaotr
;isr.: New Orleans fair, 50 do nedins l.6d Mobile
fair 7o.j do Didemg l5tf ~ planes fair, 7i DO MD
dh1s Cd Ths stock was eicco o.e'. Of which $4,000 were
AH ITfsPooL BRrlDsrUYFs M.RKEr.-Richsrdson
sP.I Co qae;1 Flour 9's 'Tf fa . I'M nj
and Wheat cf very Inferior quality AID quite
rs. able and ,eers iore % s,io. can be given
LIVERPOOL PRoyIsIos MAKKEr.-Blglsud Athya,
Co. aeH,uy Richardson Spence, Co sni o:nefs
oue Beet steady n- Qualities but heavy and irregular Tor
rtror Pork heavy and price receded rhe, b., there
L gore dong Bacon dec inec ! and market 'til heavy
I.rd quit IS 66o Ts.Ow quiet, bat had advanced II Q,
owing 20 R. sial Pc llatior IL me article
LIVERPOOL PRoDCCE MARKET The Brokers and
oder CclAs Ashe. dill Pearls easier ior old new
:, san Pots slga heavy with bot little ng1iry. Cot
Zee FOR coed zsies for inferior Rice steady Tea
uusrred and Olercyn BArr III Baltimore seias
AZ PLad-ph.e rh Oils unchsI ged il price, with Abol;
A. bushes. doipg Lseed Oh quiet a. q D Rosn
s.ssty q ) i as Il flr common.
from Manchester favorable the ske; Tor goods and ysns
beiL active ~ tending uPwGd.
HAyEE MARKETs.-HAyRE, Sept. s.-CorToN an
rt.rs ,as Of the so bales Oeans tres orfinsrs
llS, 90 bss lfjf the market e.osns sesey bREADs1ts'
teIGHs Downward ASHES froL COFFEE hrn but quiet OiL'
scty- sEa salss- RICE lte-Gy. SUGAR hEu LAID fA-e-
NHaLEE0SE STEADY b.; inactive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
ITALY.

TURIN, Saturday, Sep. j.
The members forming the Tuscan Deputstion ar.
lived here to. day at noOn The municipal b0oy, AMI
some members Of the Parliament, went TO receive them
at the railway terminus. The streets through whca
they passed were richly decorated. An immense or va
WAS collected to welcome the members of the Deputa-
ton who aghed at the Hotel de Europe, where they
addressed the peope thanking them for the enthusiast
tic reception they had met with. grand uumlnalon
took place 10 the evening" AMI numerous oooies Oh
tiola Guards staloned in line along the prnclpa
street. ,
The King received he Tuscan deputation to-day a.
Con mission address to the King the following words:
"lf the wish Of Tuscany for annexation with fied-
mont only served for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF your
MAZE sty State, should entertain doubts Is 10 the
acce ptaI OF wish by your Majesty But our wish
being Inspired by the love OF Itsian na'ions':y, We
hope tina, the thought 0. italy viii decide your Majesty
10 accept H."
His Majesty the King Victor Emanuel replied:
"GESILENES: DEE ply sensible Of he visn of me Iu.
oscre We have received your wish as solemn manife.aon
q the will OF the Tuscan people who. having made tne
las, vesse Of the foreign domination IN Tuscany q ease de-
.h4 defend Independence Of Italy BIT me Tuscan Assem-
bly, will have unprecedented h,, the Accomplishing: Of 10
wish can only take Paee BY nesotiap1' which ore about 70
d-siIe, becoming myself strong BY the ran. WIZ
cspy before The P5we. in which Assembly place. hopes
much the ..n nAoa hops tia; EqIope
iii Dot refuse practice Tuscany that work Of redress
psciced toward Greece Belgium and tie Danuban Prncps
e. Your noble country ,ve admirable eN,mpe Of oders
ton Al iSu M sed those that which
rsuie. TIE tramp Al undertaking. AID which over
CONES all obsscl-s-namsly, Perseyerauce."
PARMA, Sunday. Sept. I.
The vote respecting the annexation Of the DGchy OF
Parma 10 Piedmont has been made known There sre
g. 403 votes favor OF the aInexaon, and 100 against
il.
The conclusion wa general on the Continent tha
the answer Of Victor Emanuel - the Tuscan DePusa
ton in regard 10 annexation 10 Pedmon. was precon
oeried with Napoleon.
The Council OF the different Districts had officially
proclaimed 10 the people OF Turn tha. the Tuscan
Deputies had presented deed Of annexation 10 the
SAL diLisn Government. -
The National Assembly Of Bologrs, or the .th,
adopted resolution declaring that the people OF DO
losns desire arne1siior 10 the constitutional Kingdom
of SsrI mia under the scepter OF Victor Emanuel
Bologna was illuminated in honor Of the event. The
Assembly also authorized lis President TO pressnt sn
address 10 the Emperor Napoleon and the hing OF
Sarc Iis expressing sympathes for Nenea, ard ouei
il = 70 make peculiar sacrifices IN her favor
The Pope has been attacked with fever, and sis-
pended eli audiences for several days. II was Ieco'
eiipg ard about to proceed to Caste! GondoIio-
population about 10 leave Turn on a1issior
10 the French Government.
Twas supposed thS re Pspsl Army WA ro' n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

FIRE ~ BRooKrHs-Sergean. Wright Of the Fourth
Precinct Police discovered IRE under the WINDOW OF
No ~ Hudson Avenue about > O'Clock Yesterday
morning and succeeded il gushing the flames be-
fore much damage was done. A lot Of combGstibles
bsd been placed in leap aid then fred, ss supposed
by ar inct rdisry.
BROOKLYN BOARD or SCPEEyIsoRs.-lne board
met the Aims House in Flstbush yesterday, prnc.
psy FOX the purpose of examining the institutions and
enjoying good diner. The Committee Oh j arors
presented let Of 900 Of persons to DO drawn
es Grand Jurors during IA. ensuing Jea. Several
bills were passed, and tne Bard adjourIed for two
wseH, to ueet al tie County Jail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
Marine Disasters.

CHICAGO W ednesday, Sept II, lo1''
The schooner Cyrus, with cargo OF wheat, went
sshore in the stom on Monday night, near Racine
She lost one Of her crew.
The schconer Resolute with cargo of corn, wen.
ashore the same night, near Milwaukee
The schooner Island Queen, wi h cargo OF wheat,
ia reported wrecked near Point Wabble.
The cargoes of the above vessels are insured I'D the
Buffalo Mutual Insurance Company.
The schooner Croker, which arrived here to-day,
suffered severely during the Storm losing overooari
go barrels of salt. The captain vac severely injured
These are the only disasters "a yet known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

The exhibition now open at Hamilton Park and th .
depot of the Third Avenue Railroad Company No
learn viii remain open until Saturday night. The
show Of fruits, flowers, and vegetables Is fns-f.f
ore extensive than any one expected. Ahhoosn
three large are filed esh quantities conoeusA
coming il all day yesterday. At sight iosa S"'A4
from Rochester, containing over $50 v.'e''s. 1tAe
weather clears up in time, a very fne erily 4
horses, cattle, and other stock viii DO s1o @issdi
large number of entries have been mSi' IA tas's
stil considerable to come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
RUSSIA IN ASIA.
The HamJurg Correspondent has the following from
81. Petersburgh:

St. Petersburgh:
formed that another expedition explore the ter
toes being udsr the auspices
o te trnd Duke Constantine At the head OF the expedition
NJ MaLnow well known fos having Travelled on foot through
an ku,ia IL the Of vcrsng Ia order % study
tb, condition pessantry Several exploring pars have
already left kut.h oI the countries mer toned out 'oey WIN
The search for the gold pcris sd . exist there Some
explorers found rich mines near NJ source OF the
but Lot easily worse they covered WITH sf.tnui
81 oes Of immense th IL ia without terest for tue
China trade learn that the provinces Of thu empire
row send Of TO Semipolotnk so thai ha'cta 20
longer EMO poly Of the tea trade. TIE Caravans u IN
Contra orally take two routes some a. toward oer
hy epo and Petrohauwtosk and the others toward
Ouburs By TroDzk. The accorded % the Asate OF
passing he Ru,sisn frontier without pspos from their o"n
reduction Il the duties have had
mot bers effect the trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

BRUTAL AssAUIT.-On Tuesday evening, at u, a
brutal assault committed on be person Of John " Suther
nG grocer residing AZ No 40 STREE by ssrs OF
rord. The corner Of Greenwich aud CanA he
wshI peaoesby home when be was .';aesed By parry o.
~sob and chain stolen him but they slipped
htO pantaon pocket notwithstanding the return Of bis
Of the party recognized who the victim wss he feels
ts duty citizen expose such ssoai.y unsafe 70
pss his eornsr after 10 Of nishi. Capt Tgbun IL their
tack and will no doubt out Of them The injured
aAs cen sderiity two three Of the humans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARABIA.
Perfect Success of the Great Eastern.
ITALY STILL UNSETTLED.
Important French Declaration.
ILL FEELING IN FRANCE TOWARD ENGLAND.

SAcKyILLE, n. B., Wednesday, Sept. 81, 1859.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabs, Capt. Stone, left
Liverpoolst o'clock on the morning Of the 1850 inst
and arrived at Halifax ct about o'clock p Of the
10Th.
The Arabia was twelve hours 10 the fog off Halifax
hsIbor. Prof. AgS.iz his wife and daughter are
among the passengers.
Tire screw steamer Balbec LEFT Liverpool at about
the same time for Halifax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
SPAIN.

The Madrid journals say that the Emperor Of Moroc-
co las declared traitors the tribes the coast who In
suited the Spanish flag, and promised to inict exem
plary cbestisemen, on them The Spanish Govern.
ne1t however, doubt the fulillment of this promise
and con'il ue their pre- parst;on for the expedition.
The English GOvtrnn cot has presented note
drawn up in friendly STYLE requesting explanations a.
TO the Object of the concentration of troops a. Alges
ras, in the immediate vicinity Of Gibraltar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

Disturbances in Gambia mad been caused by the COL
lection Of cenap taxes from the Greeks. Five tax
ga herers were murdered. Two ba.taons OF soldiers
had been sent to arrest the ringl sders.
CiIcassian deputatioR had arrived at CONSTANT
rope and presented to the ambassadors OF the several
Powers protest aiLst the invasion Of their country
by Russia and stating that the whole Of their provinces
woud be forced to submit if they were abandoned by
the Porte.
great fire had occurred at Erzeroum, and the town
had again eXperien ced repeated shocks OF earthquake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
Sailing of the Arabia.

SAcKvILLE, Wednesday, Sep. T, 1873.
The Arabia sailed for Boston al $3.50 p m ye-ter-
day. She will be due al Boston early Tomorrow morn
Ing. She brought Isl passengers:
The steamer Balbec, when also ssIed ron Liver
pool On the lOth. hss 10. yet resched HGlifAx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
SWITZERLAND.

BERsE, Sept. 3.-The seteral Council has sent
Government employee 70 Marsees 10 receive the 100
S~iss sCjiers coming from Naples
BERxg Sept. ~ France.-It is conf ienty as
sertf that fresh interview between the nperOr of
the French ard the Emperor of Austria viii probably
take place at some Swi-s town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22

cndton . &c, sssnst the forces Of the RomsSns, led
By Gsribsli.
Tie NsiionA Assembly Of Parma was opened 90 the
30 with gies. soleuriry. The Dctstor Fsnni ceIv.
.ied Al address 10 which Re reveEed the history Of
The BourboIs and termira'ed amid cres OF viva
Victor EmAIuel Inc city en- fee.
Several French j1urnsls hal been prohibited N SAT.
d ia in queuce Of advocating the separation OF
Ssvoy IRON Piedmont.
Proposals were pending in the National Assembly of
PsIus &c COZ firm arni Dictator and dec. are The
termination OF tie Bourbon dynss.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.

The Paris correspondent of tn. London Times
Gays that the Zurich Conferences are suspended de
faeto for the present.
The Iadfpendance Belge says that England has
proposed 10 France and Austria European Congress
on Italian affairs the preliminary basis of non
Intervention by force of arms. A Paris telegram Of
the 9th says that this statement s not correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
GERMANY.

Tie great Autumn Fair at Frankfort WAS progress
irg With much brskoess. M.ny dealers in cotton, elk,
ard wooen articles bad been completely run on. OF
stocks and in some prices advanced TO 10 per
cent The wool sales would take place the following
week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
Weather Report.

BosroN, "Wednesday, sept. q, 1859.
A northeast rainstorm commenced this morning,
aud is quite severe this evening with strong gales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
INDIA AND CHINA.

Tie Calcutta and China malls date not mentioned
arrived at Adep, Aug -, and the Bombay mail Of
Aug. u arrived at A'en Sept. /.
the news had not been received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
MOROCCO &c.

The Paris Mo1teur announces the death OF the En-
peror Of Morocco. HE successor had been proclaimed
tranquility prevailed at Algiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-22
FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent 70 The London PoS' ssy'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

f55-LS foE BOSTnN.-The superior fast sail
&C. ing schr. EXCELSIOR. Capt. RILEY. hay-
ing the sreater portion of her ears o engaged
VIII sail with quick dispatch. For balance of
freTg Int apply to ~ ="
oc Ais w n rpI 0I-TTT T. cn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27
Eatcst from ChnrIestoM-ii.

CuARLrsTowN, Jefferson County, Va, Oct
.S-DId Brown has made no confession as re-
ported lie SAYS he relies on God for protec-
non aud deli,erancc: that he has been in worse
peril and q ID was with him. and he does not
fear bat tha. Hs will deliver him now.
fsECoND DGsPATCHl
CuARLEsTowS, Oct. 26 +. NJ The Grand
jury found indictments asainstali the parties
concerned
Cha~ Il Hardley and Andrew Hunter ap-
r"ar for the Sat- sard Lawson Bolts and
Gas. J. Faulkner for the prisoner.
TIE indictments read first for cons piring
10 cite a negro instruction: second, treason
against the Commonwealth Of Virginia: and,
,hra, for murder.
Before reading the indictments Mr.. Hunter
called the attention OF the Court to the neces-
sitv OF appointing additional counsel for the
prisoners. and stated that Mr.. Faulkner con-
rIderrd his duty in that capacity Is ended, and
had left. The prisoners, therefore, had no
counsel bat Mr. Bolts.
After Mr.. Bots consulted with Brown. the
latter retained him. and desired 10 have Mr..
Green TO assist him. The Court led
Mr.. Green 10 act Us counsel, and Mr.. e. con-
scented
Brown madea speech asking for 4 delay of Il
few days. when ne should be better able TO at
ted The trial.
The Indictment was read and the prisoners
p.-1G not guilty.
Browu again plead for delav saving ne had
counsel on The way here from the North.
The court said the condition of the prisoner
81 aid tie known relative to the petition for
'av.
The physician of the Jail and TAILOR We're
summoned and the former gave profession
q! opinion that the prisoner was physically
able to proceed with the trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27
BY Tines. w. Keesae. Auct..
(Ofilce corner 18th aud Cary Streets

V'RUSTEE's NhbE oF anUsYu0H
\ AND KITCHEN FURNtTJ r Il, AT AUG
TI0N.By virtue al deed OF trust. executed 10 the
Gnde rsl-ned ttrustee} ty W ilam Baton and wife
dated tire 4th day ui March, 1885 and oi record in
the Clerk Office OF the Hustinss Court of the
clty Of RlehDend ut the request rt the haneEe az
IN said deed. shall proceed 20 sell. on MONDAY,
the 3lSt day ol Oct, 1883 comm ncin. nj II clock
al the residence of SAID VIM. 8ltton, on 9th street
next to st James Church tine following property
Furniture doZ large Arm Chars, / doz cont
mon Chairs, / larse Conkin5 Stove the Bar and
fixtures, Dec1nters, Glasses &c: lsTle and
small Tables: Bq-atelle Board. Balls and Cues;
: Ien-Pin Alleys, with the necessary 3 rs and
Pins; also. all the KITCHEN FURNITURE
Pictures. &c, now in the possession Of said Bat
ton at has residence, with other articles, to'
numerous to mention IN this advertisement.
FEgM>.-Cash. Nj, HANCOCK, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Tnos. ". kEE- Ek, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.
,rsRINAI. on IifFs PERSIA.

Nrw YORK Oct M.-~The steamship Persia,
NON, Iiver,loAl, oH the 10th inst, arrived here
rtTlV this morning
The Borussa arrived ont on The 18th.
General Rews IS nnF important Rumors
rel,tIve Ia the XuIi,h Conference are contra
4t..ary One report rel:arates that the treaty
viii soon l.e sigbo,. and az European Congress
assembled.
seven sklrs az Tie English Channel feet are
ordered 10 sau Immediately. Their desun',-
non Is believed tn be Y sGtsUNefs Island.
The Times Paris correspondent c0rrnbo-
rates he stattfaeHl laat France demands from
Piedmont indemnity tor her expenses IN the
afe war aud also payment OF the arrears OF
pensions que ~ ssrat Empire.
dispatch explanatory of the dismissal of
the American consul NJ IREhoru, has been sent
" Tuscany ~ tie President Of the United
States
Tho Russian ambassadors At london. Paris.
EarAa, and ienua. have been summoned by
...csraph, 10 NEE: the Car Al Warsaw on the
"a.
Notwithstanding the capture OF Schamyl.
} Caucasus Is far from snhdUcd. The ln,aiide
Russo SAYS the mountaincers have another
.airf. equal 10 Schamyl, who may be able "a
r.>isi tog one or TWO winters. The Russian
.riuy lu Caucasus, numbers 6hUUu men.
Ihr AT" $4,000 spanish troops assembled for
.1rratlans against Morocco
Bordeaux has been selected as the 81 te for a
aex port, capable ofcontaining 30 ships Of the
lac and lo4 corvet'es.
COMMERCIAL
Lir.rres7 OFT. la--cottor--ssles for the week
IL 80 to reporters; far and middnns advanced
! l5.. =. good quality scarce, saudy unsaieable.
>.lrSsf Ersday-estiaated at 10 600 bales. mar
Ae' closed steady snd hrm. Orleans ialr, -; do.
.- '2. ms Is, upiants ialr, Is; do. mlddiIng
sll-!6 stock port, Is on DISCRIMINATING 4l0. :
F9N'.f,te f,.-Flaor closed with downward
'.9d,uty-sle advance rnpoTied |y the Anslo-
ron - lost. 4 Quotations rs. I'd dSss. per bbl.-
al haS saft.pl a