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The London Times Of Friday says the feeling Ia Illinois
Central shares quiecr and quotes sales of Eric Rail
road third mortgage bonds at 81 exc.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Bgland, Athya Co., Richardson and McHenry, report
beef steady, except slight decline inferior qualities.
Pork heavy and American unsaleable. Bacon quiet and
nominal Lard firm, with doing At 55s. Cd. 10 56s.
Tallow in better demand at 67s. a 5Ss.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular reports pot ashes quiet at 27s q
2ss pearls quiet at 27s 3D. 2ss Sugar active and all
quotations slightly better. Coffee quiet Rice arm. Bal
tmore bars Is. 49, 3d. Philadelphia do. s. Cd. IS.
3D. Fish os-average business without quotable change;
nsecd oil 26s 2Ss Cd rosin dull at a. 3D. 4s. Sd. for
common; spirits turpcntine steady 35s 3D. 35s. Cd.
Interpretations barely maintained for Congou; other
kinds frmer.
LONDON MARKETS.
Rarings circular reports breadsus quiet but steady.
Iron duh and slightly lower; bars and rails f5 los su
gar hrn Tea quiet at Is. 54d. Coffee dull, and all
qualities slightly lower Fish oils sales unmportant Lin
seed OIL 2Ss Sd. Sperm oil nominal at f92 Rice firm.
Taiow SIS 3d. SIS 3d. Spirits turpentine firm at 35s
HAvRE MARKETS.
For the week ending october Cotton firm sales of the
week, 5000 baes stock s. 600 bales New Orleans tres
ordinaire l09f do. has l0lf Wheat slightly higher
Ashes dull Coffee firm. Oils firm. Rice Or n; stock of
Carolina exhausted Sugar steady. Lard dull.
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RESPONSIBILITY o. RAILWAY CosGAMss-Ax IxpoarAsr
ynsDIcrThe jury tn 0rcuxSourt now sitting at Ro-
chester have awarded 70 Mrs W. Perkins tho sum Of
five thousand dollars damages the loss Of hcr hus
band, who was killed the Central Railroad by the
breaking down Of bridge the saquoit creek near
Utica, some twelve months since. The railroad company
contested the suit the ground that Mr. Perkins was
desdhesd Upon the back Of such free ckets the fol-
lomiDg is printed
The person this free pass In consideration
assume. az rsks Of accidents and expressly that
company shall not DC liable under whehes
Of negligence by their agents. any injury
the or for loss injury the porpey Of the pas
senger having this ticket
The Court held that in where damages resulted
to persons riding free tickets the company is not lila
bic unless IL be shown that the damage proceeded from
culpabe carelessness which would make the guilty party
liable TO indictment for mansaughter the fourth de-
gree This case goes to the Appeals bench.
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BosroN, Oct IL. 1859.
Convention Of persons opposed to all the present po-
cal state organizations, held in Faneuii Hall to-day
and nominated George N Briggs Of Ptsncld for Coy
erno Increase Sumner Of Great Darlington Leuteu
ant Governor and full ticket OF minor State officers
The Convention hiniy attended, and attracted very
little interest
The Democratic Convention for the Fifth Congressional
district comprising the six northern wards OF Boston
with Cambridge and Chelsea, was held today in
Cambridge, for the purpose Of choosing two
delegates TO the Charleston Convention. Double
delegations, representing the Custom House and
Douglas interests, were present, many OF the latte,
forcing their way through the windows into the hail. an
attempt having been made to exclude them Sidney
Webster was chosen chairman Alter an exciting scene
the Custom House party boed organized separately
The regular Convention olectad = Usea Cornelius
Doherty both Douglas men, to Charleston. The Custom
House party elected John Heard and j. Loyejoy adj
xinIs!ratiou.
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New York Politics.

Albany, Oct. 10, 1859.
J. 81. volett, the Justice Of the Peace charged with
forging pension papers, tried to-day before the
United States District Court, and found guilty.
The democrats Of this city, who last full united
with the republicans against Erasus Corning
for Congress, held Convention to-day and
nominated VIM. A. Young for Senator, Samuel
G. Courtney, son-n-lay Of Daniel s. Dickinson,
for District Attorney and full county ticket 1t is sup
posed that Young and probably other candidate on
the ticket will receive the republican endorsement against
the regular democratic nominees.
SING SisG, Oct. 10, 1859.
The democrats Of the Third Assembly district nomi.
mated James NJ Bard to-day for Assembly he was for
merry Alderman in New York city.
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crr, o. Sd. o. Cd, and white o. o. lis. for AL de-
srpeons Corn bucyant and stghf1y higher under sps-
cuAtive purchases; yellow, IT, Cd. a.; whito. H.
7s 3d. Hgaud, Athys Co. say -four is haid for an ad
vance Of 3D. H. ef sack, and corn for al advance Of
ID. Is. por quarter.
LONDON MONEY! MARKET.
The London money market unchanged
Consols closed the 7th a. stx e6x for both money
and account.
Tho bullion in tho Bank q England had decreased
&27 900.
AMERICAN MCURITIKs
Messrs. Bell 4 Son and Barring Brothers both report
limited business doing In American securities at previous
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BAAHER.-In Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednesday, Oct. le,
OLIVER BANNER, in the 4sth year Of his age.
His remains will be taken to Boonvie, Oneida county,
CorE-on Tuesday, Oct, is, his residence, $50 Hud
street. New York. Arthur Henry, aged months aud
II days, the infant Of VIM. N. S Cope of Noting
ham, England
Nottingham papers please copy
CorINs.-On Wednesday evening, Oct. 10. JAMES Col.
LINZ, printer, in the 65th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence No
CoIEs-Suddenly, on Thursday, Oct 10, RHoDA wife Of
Hnrvcy c. Coles, of Glen Cove, l. 1.
DAWSON On Tuesday morning Oct Is. after q short
illness, FRANCIS OSBORN DAWSON, aged Is years and
months, son OF b. i. Dawson.
His classmates ofColumba College and his friends and
the friends of the family invited 70 attend the funeral
from the residence Of his father, No. East Fifteenth
street, on saturday morning, at II O'Clock.
CgAMrNEy. Brooklyn on Tuesday Oct. 10, ARTHUR
DICKINSON only child Of Frank 7. and Ida Champncy,
aged ID months aud days.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents No l25 High street, Brooklyn, this Thursday
afternoon at two O'Clock
EGAS.--On Tuesday, Oct. Is, Mrs. THoxAs EsAs, aged
% years.
fully invited to attend the funeral this hursda) after
SuIISc-on Tuesday, Oct Is, daughter Of Patrick Gil
ling
invited to attend the funeral from hcr residence cor
ner Of Vanbrunt and Even streets, South Brooklyn
this Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock
HAII-ln Brooklyn, FRANCIS MARION son Of ex
Mayor George Hall, in the 2lst year Of his age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from 362 Bridge street. neal
Fulton avenue, Friday afternoon at three O'clock
without further invitation.
KMIr.--On Tuesday, Oct Is, after short Illness
GEORGE EDGAR, son Of Henry and Almira Kelly, aged
years and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the tuneral this Thursday afternoon
three o'clock from the residence Of his parents Tenti
avenue, between Seventy fourth and Seventy fifth streets
Bloomingdale.
We lag thee in the silent tomb
Sweet blossom OF day;
We just began to view thy bloom,
And thou called away.
RAMON Tuesday, Oct Is, JAMES. OF Thomas ant
Mary Kahn, aged year months and 25 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respcctfu
invited 10 attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon
two O'Clock, from PAT East Twentieth street, wthou
| fnrtEer invitation.
| hSoTr.-on Wednesday, Oct 10, JOIN A. KNOTT age
| % years months and I days.
The friends and relatives Of the family, also the Sxt
Precinct Police force, respectfully invited 10 attend N
lvasia. lem IL a.. sss..cSs., C.a.s-. -..ssi,
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

- , nnrvoL CoTTON MARKET.
The Broker circular reports the sales of cotton CIR tho
week at about 90 600 bales of which 5000 were aycu x
spectators, and n 900 for export Fair and mddnr
qualities were slightly higher on the week. willis tia in
feror qualities continued unsaleable. Holders ofrcd
their stocks freely but showed disposition 10
Sales while there was an improved trade demand Tbe
sales Of Friday we're 10 900 bales Of which 1000
taken by spectators and exporters tho market closing
arm and stcady.
The stock in port estimated at $50 900 bales os
; which 49, 600 were American. =
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCUEsTEg
The advces from Manchester are unfavorable: there
Nas hut little inquiry Tor goods, and prices were
weak, and 10 some clses partially Slightly lower
LIVERPOOL BREADsTrFrs MARKET
Messrs. Rchardson Spence Co. report Hour arn
y I'M sales ~ American 1T 22s OIL a 2Is. per barrel
wheat Arm wih better tone since Tuesday; rcd West
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MEMO.
Court Calendar-This nax,

SUPREME Court CRCuT-Part Mos. Z57, 219o, 20l3,
1857 1873 1877, 256, 1925 2251 2255 2257 ESQ $685.
22eT, 227S 2is1, 2os7 24ia, 2275, 2277 PartILNos.
242S 28 2l7e, 2l60, 1914, 1855 244 248, 44S 2&50,
52 2464 24S6, PASS, 246o 24e2 2464, 1906 a46s 247O
2472
SUPERIOR CovRr.-Nos. SAL, 472, 500H, 49, ia, 46l
SAL $40 2M, 2o2 402 154, 43l 4ss, 6l9, l00 $751; 555
$685. s5s, $50, s02, $50, 500, se7.
COMMON PrEAa-Court without jury.--Part Mos.
122 81, 90, 126 to 131. Part II-l32 to l41.
UNrTEp STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Admiraty cases-Nos
103 l0 g. a. 113, It's, l23 125 l0l 102 Jury cases
Nos. 90, 40, 10, H.
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CITY POlitfca.

Last night was The time appointed for the meeting Of the
American Assembly Conventions but the ssgaciy Of the
newspaper reporters failed TO find the meeting Places as
laid down in the official programme. The Conventions in
the Third and Eighth districts adjourned over in the
Fourth district Geo W. Warner nominated, and John
j. Shaw in the Fifth district.
The Tammany Assembly Conventions for the Fourteenth
and Fifteenth districts met last night but adjourned with
out making nominations
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CHICAGO, Oct. 10, 1885,
Sight drafts New York easy a per cent premium
for currency.
MoBnR, Oct. 10, 1852
Sight drafts on New York Y per cent premium
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 10, 1861
Sight drafts on New York z per cent premium
PHIADEfpHrA, Oct. 10, 1852
Sight exchange on New York, par 10 lie per cent
premiun
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TIE NEw YoRx DzxocsAuo vDonAsr ASSOCIATION. The
report in yesterdays paper Of the proceedings Of the
last meeting Of the Reform Democratic Association 1t the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Ia headed, "The New York Demo-
cratic Vigilance Association" This WAS not the nAme
which was adopted by the gentlemen present a. their
permanent title, but was that which is given above.
namely, "Ihe New York Democratic vgiAnt Associa-
tiOp.r
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The Yacht Wanderer.

SAyASNAH, Oct. 10, 1853.
The yacht Wanderer sailed last night without papers
but with full crew, and provisions and ammunition
stolen from her owner Mr. Lamar, by Capt Martin. who
has been negotiating for her for time The Coec.
Of the port sent steamer with Mr. Lamar and others
after her without success.
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Brooklyn City News,

FREsuN's ToRcHuGM PEoCENoN.-The fremen Of the
Western district have made extensive arrangements for
torchgh reception Of Constitution engine No. T. their
return from Philadelphia this evening Some dozen CON-
panes and eight bands Il music will form in procession
Fulton street at eight O'Clock In the evening" when
raj streets, and finally wind up with sumpuous repas
at Military Garden.
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Death Of Gen. Peter J. stryker.

SOMNsVILIK, n. y, OCt. ~, 1908.
Gen. Peter ]. Stryker died this morning, aged ninety
four years. He Major General in the third div
sion Of the New Jersey militia, and the oldest mill
ary officer in commission in the State He served in the
Legislature several terms He was wagon boy in the
Revolution under General Wayne The funeral will take
place on Friday morning.
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PASSENGERS BY THE EUROPA.

For Boscn-Nr Bewoth, lady and two daughters; F n
Bailey Mcienry and lady Armstrong and lady, Fradencau
and lady Cuse and lady Senson and lady Gentry and lady
San ME- Kc,nns maid and servant Ms Mr. csswell
ter Mrs Le Mrs sherwood Mrs Badger Mrs Richardson,
Mrs VIM Massey and infant Mrs Humphreys and Eve chre
shaw and 9ess Jones' stinson cragh Bakley Lesser LIN
Eie'ooi !Isguch cnccournArs Cabot Dlaghcrn Hun
cier. .,, Hilton, Malcomson, Dimmck, Ardcckeyne
Grnnel Sher wood Trenard Henderson, Whworth Turpin
Ksh Mcorn, Davis Smith, Turner, Upton, wingbam Pull
len Bhpe. Moses Nixon, Rueppoe ht Warncry Lebeau
Schmidt ols%sn.;oc weiss PassSe
Pdsson Pe, ,st White Taylor, Dixon, wayiand
sraon and lady Goodrich and lady Purong and
lazy ENJOY noaick Jack Henderson, Anderson, Professor
oTs snS NE Rr BssbSns Master Morse sw
two Misses Coleman, Mrs Welsh Mrs watson Mrs Kembt
and dauener Capt nowes and ady Or Smith, Chcvaicr IL
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CoLuMBrs, Oct 10, 1859.
Inc pattern shop and portion of the sheds attached
e Columbus Marine Manufacturing Company's establish.
men' IN this city were destroyed by fro last night to.
ee'her with large quantity Of valuable patterns Loss
not yet asccrtancd
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WINTER GAaDEs-An extravaganza, takea from tho
French, and entitled "chAmoan Hind" was produced
mere last night and obtained moderate degree Of
cesss wnion was owing In great degree tho clever
acung Of MISS Agnes Robertson Messrs Jefferson John
on ana pearson and the superb scenery aud costumes
The play has little or no merits Of is own.
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The Episcopal Convention.

RICHMOND, Oct 10, 1859.
To-day session Of the Episcopal Convention chiefly was
occupied by disussing proposition requesting the House
of Bishops to reconsider their resolution Of tho last
sop in relation to the of books Of prayer action
was taken.
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GoDxscH, G. W., Oct 10, 1853.
The propeller Troy, from Chicago to Buffalo, loaded
with IL 900 bushels Of wheat oundered last night ten
miles of Point Dubuque boat with three of the crew
ashore near Goderch The lfeboat, with eighteen
Of the and three ladies' has yet been heard Of
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TURKEY,

The inquiry into the late conspiracy was terminated
The commission had made a report and sentence was
be passed Fresh and important arrests had been
made.
Omar Pasha, Chief Of the army Of Bagdad, had been
deprived Of his command Of serious
OF his authority.
The journals contain the names Of thirty conspira
tors, including persons or high rank.
The reported appearance Of tho plague 1t Bcyrout
denied
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Boston Oct 10 1850.
The steamship Canada will sail for Halifax and Liver
pool at about two O'Clock, having been delayed by the
non-arrival Of tho Canadian mails, which delayed
somewhere on the route.
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Friday afternoon, at tao O'Clock His .emains viii b
~Sen 70 Greenwood Cemetery Tor intcrnent.
on, husband dearl thy blest abode
y wlth Thy children two,
"a presence Of Saviour Cod
And shall for ever be-
~nen atm left In this world alouc
Dsreit Of all thats dear
TO Heaven I'll sigh and heaxe IN. ,,o..
I" many trckiing tear
oCoAskiL--On Wednesday, Oct 10 wu,,.s osr..~.
NELL cfnfnef " michae', Daniel Thomnu T,,(x,rrs1
years. ~nu' sSoS =
His friends and those OF hs brothers -. $500.
attend the funeral from his late Residence NJ Nv
Bowery, on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock ~ ~ No"
I1EtMN-on Tuesday, Oct Is, JoHs PHzIsus Of Ola
ease Of the heart. Nv
His friends respectfully invited TO attend the rns,
from his late residence az Sixth street, this harsdayf
afternoon at hafpast one O'Clock -
FIrIMS-At bis residence, OF Sixth street. on Tuesday
October Is, Of disease OF the heart, JoHN PHIiBN
His funeral will take place this Thursday Afternoon n
ono and > hall O'Clock. He WAS native Of the oouniv
Mayo, CastlebaI Ireland. In him Ireland had ao-
children all through life. In him all that constiAuo
the man just and upright In all things -
Irish papers please notice.
Sn7nESs-At Benevilie, N j., on Tuesday, October IA
Of consumption, WILLIAM srr1m@ son Of Thomas
Stephens, aged 70 years.
His funeraRwil take place from theyDusch Refornsa
church Bellevie onFrday afternoon, at bali pest two
O'Clock.
TRxApwn1--In this city, on Tuesday, Oct. IA NJ,
JosxPH G. TRDAwuI, in the 37th year Of his ago.
His relatives and fends and those OF his uosAer N
Dorethy Potts respectfully invited 10 attend hs N,s
raj, this Thursday afternoon at halfpast two oci
from his late residence, No. % Clinton Place.
CNDxRxmI--At HARRISON near White Plains on pr;6e~
October H. MARGARET j., youngest daughter or Jamss
and Margaret Underhill, aged 10 years.
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The Filibusters.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 10, 1859
Judge MeCAbe OF the Federal Court to-day delivered
strong charge against the flibusters.
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ssricty true that Napoleon has secret understanding
bceh With Austria and Sardinia, which will enable
him to command the whole italian seaboard In tho
Mediterranean, % far a Ovita vecchia and another
step In Nr,herance Of bis scheme u the e.
petition Morocco the Mediterranean Squadron which
has sailed from Toulon with ten thousand for the
Morocco frontiers viii command the African coast from
4igiers to Ceuta.
Napoleon had declined TO attend the banquet at Dcr-
Sieaux The anticipated Imperial speech, Is thought,
viii not, therefore, DO forthcoming.
The fortcatons on the between Havre and Caen
were being carried on with extreme rapidity,
Tho London Tsses correspondent s assured that the
number Of steel plated fgates yet ordered is six, and
chat twenty large Transports capable of conveying 500
xnen each are building or ordered.
Tho Bourse has been inanimate and has slightly de-
cined. Tho rentes closed on the 7th at oo4S
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H0ll0way's Pills and Ointment have
relieved more suffering and pain than all the other
ulcers and the pills FOR dyspepsia and bilious complaints are
unequalled.
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New Jersey Politics.

TRENTON, Oct 10, 1850
large and enthusiastic democratic meeting was held
held here this evening was addressed by Joel Parker
Gen. T. z. v. Wright, candidate for Governor, James
Scovel, Of Camden and Col. James ". Wall.
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The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company have reopened at 46 Broadway they offer
sale their celebrated noseless Sewing Machines reduced
prices. Branch ONCE 1S2 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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PARKEaBuRG, Oct. 10, 1859.
The President Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany tcgraphs that the fine depot Of the Northwestern
Virginia Railroad Company, at Elenboro, Richie county
Va was destroyed by fire this morning three O'Clock
1t insured and is believed have been fred by an
iucendiary
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New Ham pshire Politics.

DOVER, N. H., Oct 10, 1885,
AT the Democratic Councillor Convention, held Alton
Bay today, Geo. W. Stevens, Of Dover, and Robert s.
Webster OF Barnstead, both warm supporters Of Judge
Douglas, were chosen delegates to Charleston.
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wigs %; Toupees and Hair Dye.-Cams-
ROWS 10? Fulton street. Brooklyn For style and qualify
challenge the world.
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Death OF Com. Williamson, U. 8. N.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 10, 1859
Commander williamson, recently in command Of the
steamer Fulton died At Pensacola on the 18th inst
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Ths arrival Of the Brazilian mail was tolcgraphed by
the last STEINER and the papers since received state that
peace negotiations initiated by the American Minister had
ended without result. II appears that Mr.. Yancey
went to parana to inquire into Inc circumstances
OF the case. He informally acquainted with
the fact that the Of Buenos Ayrcs would
treat upon the broad basis OF Urqnzas retiring private
fife, but his return and after his mediation had been
accepted II sas ascertaned that he wholly unpre-
pared to toeh upon the principal and only essential point
and thus tYo interviews terminated the sessions aud the
American Minister returned to Parana thence to embark
for the United States.
Preparations for going forward actively
The london mes says tho negotiations ended without
result, owing 10 the exaggerated demands Of the ncgotia
tor Mr. Yancey his terms being tanamount to the
d.tonal surrender of Bucnos Ayrcs to Urquzas rule
President Lrez, of Paraguay afterwards offered his
mediation ard yrs accepted.
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Williamson Brothers, the Brooklyr
artissPhotographs. Cameoypes and Daguerreoypes "a
I'm gfr
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ITALY.

despatch from Madrid TO the London Daily Nccs says:
On the 9th Colonel Auvie late President OF the late mill
Gary commission Of the Duke Of Parma discover
ed to have arrived In Parma in disguise having gone
there TO get up compromise. He remained concealed
Cor soc time and when recognised by the popuace great
efforts made to him. He finally took refuge in
guard house where four hve carhnces stationed,
but the door was forced opened and Col. Auvite
was killed. Perfect tranquility subsequently
prevailed Tho Daily Ne'ss says Anyte was one Of the
most detesed men in the late government and during the
reign of the Regent narrowly escaped the Of his
countrymen. Another version says he merely pass
Ing through the CITY, and recognized At the railroad
station Hc dragged through the streets, bueed by
the people, and finally his head cut of and carried
triumph. The troops reached the scene too late to
prevent IT.
There is vague report that Prince Cargnano had been
rendered had accepted the regency Of Central Italy
for the King Of Sardinia.
II L. confirmed that tho Sandman Ambassador at
Rome had received his passports. The gravity Of
the proceeding diminished by the circumstance that
diplomatic relations between the two governments has
been interrupted since the Sandman Chamber pass
ed the famous law relative to converts.
The government Of Bologna have decreed the abolition
OF the the line OF the frontier OF Modena and
Tuscany aud adopted the Sandman customs tariff
Mazzir has addressed letter TO tho King OF Sardinia
frankly rcnouacng his personal opinion, and promising
the suppo Of tho democratic party Of the kingdom and
" IL make itaiyfree.
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English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
tograph Of the IAN England Eleven exhibition a
BKA1Y'S Gallery, Gas Broadway of 81
fine stereoscopic view OF the cricket Ground crcke
playing Copies Of the sereoscoric view Tor sale