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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
THE ZURICH CONFERENCES.

TIE statements in regard to the position Of Affairs
at the Zurich Conferences conflicting. A telegram
dated Zurich Oct II, says:
"The Conferences do Lot draw to a close. Austria
It'll refuses to diminish the amount of the debt of
IDubarfy to be borne by SiTdinis. Tue demands OF
Austria not Only resisted by Sardinia, but do Do;
the support OF France, Who has proposed tha
the disputed point be submit ted TO the arbitration OF
another Power. No answer has yet been received to
this proposition. The French Government wishes the
arrears Of pensons of Monte Napoleon and an indie H.
nifty for thu cost Of the lse war to be included IN the
settlement Of the debt which will have to be PAID BY
Austria ard Piedmont"
A variety of rumors to the effect that Austris
positively declines to sign the treaty Of peace il is
not in accordance with the preiminaries OF villa
ftnca that Austria desires to protrac, negotiations
tll the Spring when she will recommence the war;
thst Austria has unde rtaken 10 guarantee to the
Pope the conservation of HE temporal power in the
lea a,iors and others Of Ike nature current,
aud must be taken for what they worth.
On the other hand there statements that the
signing of the treaty of Zurich was hourly expected,
and that the representatives. OF the Powers would
sl.erward meet il Congress.
A Pans dispatch Of the 18th to The London Post
says:
'Tte Congress which is to follow the Conferences
st Zurich as been convened. All the great Powers,
including Eng and, will be re presented.
The Paris COastaationnel of the 18th publishes an
article signed by secretary Bonface ststing that toe
only que ston be settled at Zarch is the Lo nbatd
debt. The contracting Powers being agreed on al
other points, the early signature Of the treaty is
ptced ard the questions not settled at the Conference
will be submitted to a Congress, the assembling o.
which al the European Powers are agreed upon.
Tie London Times Paris correspondent corobo-
rates ,he statement from Zurich that the French Gov
ernment has demanded an indemnity from Piedmont
r the expenses Of the late war; also, the payne Of
the arrears of pensions in econ with the FRS.
Empire, due from the Lombardo-Venetsa None
Fund The correspondent looks up,n it as highly
probable that these demands have been made, kuov-
ing the limited finances Of Sardinia with the object of
obtaining the cession Ct the Provinces of Savoy and
Nice to France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

IosDOs MOSFY MsRKET.-rbe funds had been dull
ard ~.r ;he itaosrcs Of the depression produced
OF the Psr. ooue. On fAe iih t1-re
ara e.osd II % e. Tor money, AID s m i5r
diso.uos wien bad tcmn-ncst .xpece- materially
,uzrsIt tbr supp.v.
Tho ss, Of to- Bank Of Eng and sho dscre.s-
II l1t !. Ia, auOll- Il 5-.c, 1aA sfer1l>d fOc ~
81 lrersss 4 o 0 T. ,hr arog1t Of Goyernp.slt ccr
h.'rs BsnDg Bro CO report the Price q Bar Silver .:
3 Mexican D. AIs 8. 5 and Esges - =
LIsEHPcoL NARKETs, o.. ij-COTroS-Tbs Bro
hers cifeoaT s.ss-
Tas dsu.td he continued god iaEc =: Ia week, bJa
re - tIsc- &c ID l.tsr sg2l 1e ops
ksc ns1 Frees - Ell 3escp:o-s leIc'q ssfJl o.
f.n s-sa5y, aid los ns ccre 20 lar GOD staple
qus~ which ll51! = a y c,a b sos.il d
TIE weeks sress fas bss e. 30 t..s pciaing 5i. 90
speegsct, arc iio 81 TIE m'rssS ,s.,effy sd
car esay axe TIM ~a u sDo1s 49, % o-ss "a
.c!rs 200 sp-ctsLs al 10 sHpyr. IL s< ~.
tiels .s.xI Fax Os.sHa, ia l4cSg tl'ai "a.
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TURKEY.

Corstantnops advices TO the Sth inst state that az
American trgsie had arrived at j alta dc handing the
extradion OF the orgnaos Of the murder com nitted
there three years ago.
4 dissolution Of the Turkish Ministry was expected.
The Grand Aizier had rendered mis- resignation, bu IL
was rot accepted.
The Commission Of Inquiry into the recent con-
spiracy had held It's lat sessi d. Additional dis'
coveies had been made and ii is asserted that iheen
diary machines we're found, which were destined %
bum the European quarter Of tue town. The Anb ~
ssdors bsd beld meetings TO deliberate upon whs,
measures should be taken for the pubi3 safety.
Ore Of he accomdces Of MOoastiee Pa:hs had
been brought 10 Constant nope, and II wes reported
that D,chsiier Pashs had fed 10 Corfu.
a Lew loan hsd been contracted under very heavy
conditions.
Prince Alfred Of England had accepted the invita-
ton Of the Sultan 10 wit Constan,inopl..
Scores Of f.Lascsm ,c'od On the occasion OF
tqe obsequies Of the Boy Of Tunis Tie Moors ~.
ga led aLd s'OLed the Jews, MORALLY wouudtg several
Of then. Some Christians were also wounded.
Minister Of the ley csoe to the rescue and forced
thirty Of the Musselnsns 10 be arrested.
II X stated that Envoy OF toe Satan had arrived
a. a eIaLdris, bearing order to the Ficeroy OF
Egypt 70 oppose the continuation VI the works OF tue
su,z Canal. The foreign Consuls had Immediately
assembled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26
FRANCE.

Tie Emperor ard Empress returned TO Pan. from
Bor.sauI On the l2;h inst.
report curreDt ths. Prince Napoleon was
about to psy visit of five days duration 10 Londoo
IL slated, By way If BT lsses, that % the occtson
Of TIE visit q the EDpe-0r 20 Bcrdeaux, mos. OF the
italian RESIDENTS in the town we're arrested during nl'
ssy, bu. were released after ns departure Inese AZ
Tess we're made on account Of oaicoS been
esved from the Project Of Agier-, s,ang tia, four
pes-por's from tie Sandman Consulate IN that psce
81 Vi which four alsns had Started tor Frame
ara p,.sed through Mortpeher ~here further Of
them was loot.
Tie uozltenr pub,ishes a decree eItendng tie
powers AK sphere q acton Of the Prttse o. the oers
Two more sieel plated hoe-of-ostie ship-, TO be
called the Mitco aid the Iicso were soon 10 be com
lrsI ced.
The Dcrfbly re Urn. 0: The Baak Of France sleS a
decrease in the cash on hand II o's, ui7 one nots
a fares ard a, uc-.nse IN the biis discounted Of
over tniity.on millions.
The Paris Pays Announce. tia. toe Couf vii 90 10
CouPtists CD re Is. q. Soyem'e!, Al Ia! auslis
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Seven ships of the English Channel feet were under
orders TO prepare for sea Immediately. Among the
number was the Hero, 81 guns. the destin slion Of
which is said 10 be Tanconyer's leland.
Ernest Jones, the Charist, had been adju1icated a
bankrupt.
Tie London GLOBE is su,hoized to deny the rumor
tia, Lord Canning s to be succeeded in the Governor
Geners-hp If India BY Lord Clarendon.
The Great Eastern was attracting grea. crowds Of
excuIsiorlss to Holy hesd and the Qaeen visit
her, during her sojonrn in Wales about the l1th
inst Nothing is known 10 the ultimate movements
of the "bg ship The LoRdOa Times edi ,orially
cri.icses Der performance between Portland and hJly
head and draw uDiav DEDUCTIONS from tire speed
then obated. Ii thinks that unless the Great Eastern
presetts more decided superiority TO smaller vessels
ihap sbe st preseht seerne TO 10, che Til hardly be
taken for model.
The pspers chronicle vis. paid by Mr. Donald
Mckay the celebrated Bo-ton Lip-bulcsr, TO Chat
ham Dock Yard for tie purpose Of general nspec'
ton.
pigeon shooting match" Engi,rd versus Amer
ics, Mr.. hiTg of IDdsca representing America, s-d
Mir FfeIe oi Han pshire Eog.aod-w,s connencef q,
NewnsIk-t on The l3n. Mr FrsIe killed ~ oir1s GU,
Of the h.st % While the Amscsu Representa- sc scored
" buds oct g. HE 20. IL IL remarked of Mr kpg hist
sttoDgh described ss tao a nericsn, he is al En-
elishuan, ara hsl lived 10 tbs CGed St.tes Or only
tw elve yesrs. Tie match was 20 be resumed on the
li,h bot be remit b al no, reached Liverpool.
The DubliH EreHlny Post rates thai toe Cansrd
tie snsrs b touch al Cork QleenstoSn both oa.
sro hone.
Atbrlhng rsrrsiye lie published Of an attempt nsie
by pirates AID coBvcts VINO were beng conveyed Dy
toe chip Auarat from Penang, 10 tske posse-son OF
the sbip. OCT Of ~ puses who came on deck IN tue
dsk, = were killed, aud Others wounded. Capt. Cor
reg gsliantly aintainef possession q he ship.
The Theatre Royal at aun had been completely de-
s.royed By fire. No lives we're loet.
Queen Victoria form Az opened tie Loeb ks.r1oe
Wster-Wolks which ere 20 supply Gls.goFl GA the
liih irst ON the mornrg Of the Ij,h the Queen was
~ leave Edinburgh foI PenrhyI Castle, Bangor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

Bold HroHwAr ROBBERY IN THE PaRk.-Lsx
evening Mr.. SwAringen, returned Californian, while
srollpg through the Park was robbed Of his money
belt containing $3.50 in gold. Mr.. s. was walking
near the fountain, when two mon suddenly stepped u
front of him and demanded his money Upon his re-
fOsal to comply with their request, ono Of them pin
toned bis srms, while the other quickly relieved him
cf bis bel, aud contents, after which bob ran away
into Broadway and escaped.
Mr. S-arrg gen was 60 confused by the suidepness Of
the attack as to be unable to offer any resstaccs or
even to pursue the robbers. lie made his way 10 the
Second WARD Station House aud gave informstiou Of
the affair, when steps were taken to ferret out the
perpetrators Of the deed 10 appears that S~srnses
made the acquaintance Of street walker sady in the
evening, and it is than likely that tho robbers
were come cited with her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

AZ ON GESI RosBTD ~ A. 0ID GANE.-L.st
hight, al o.d eertsnan hsiing frcm Newark, wss
rttted il ar alleyusy IN william street BY q couple
Of nod tteves Q. his goli watch and parse contain
irg s2ic. While locking so Mt tae streets he was
socos,si by prostitute, who irduoed him 10 enter
the alley They were taking together when two
mer care uo, std cre C. them playing the indignant
Husband, hsneled the Cd g-p;lsmen rs her roughly.
Tie aocoupioe, il tie time, relieved hul Of his
vsusblss end s:sr rePrusndirs bin in .eyere ter rs
sbou, insnltiss o,ser msts wives in the street. 81.
loved hin to depart Tie matter wa: reported 70 IAe
polce, b.. The thieves could uOt BE found.
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Republican msjr " thu, far, '-o. TIE above In
cuo1s AL thick " settled couL-s along tue river
Seven smsl COUNTIES remain TO be beard from, but
they sarnot legally give than 100 majority either
way. Republic ADS are, however, pTrpsed, sn1 hsVe
already heard Of numerous frauds la Pe0.btaa, near
For. kearney and Fort Randa all ard il Mr. E-sbro0k
gets the certificate Of election, Mr.. Dsy will probsby
est the Whatever t,e result, the Repubhesns
have \. ade galsot fght aad have lad brosd sad
deep the foundation Of future snd permanent tfum Jhs
Toe Legislature is Democratic 10 both branches. The
next move On the Democratic slate "a 10 pass AZ en-
abDg set, early 10 The coming session Of Coog; Tor
y raniI Of Sete Constitution end 20 dem.rd ne
admission Of Democratic Nebraska "a st ofoe; Re-
publican karsss. This is oPea,y talked e rhicla
circles bee. How they can consistently ask ne sd
mission of Nebiasks with ouly 80 0GO people, when IN
tie last Congress they ctei Kansas Nth twice u -
number ~ ground o. It's anal population, rensias
20 be teen.
Quite an excieuf ut occurred here last vsek caused
by the cap of horse thief named Vaughn, scd
ihe discovery, hoU bic confession, q sc orsaozsi
band # boreeh-ves who's. headquarters rere 10 This
oty. Three OF them sIrssted and commltted tor
uisi. Last nsht tso Of them escaped from The tjft
ara are low 81 large, but ho:y pu,sued Should tley
D. sktn there some danger q a. the order o! Jrfss
L,pc, viii be sumu,aIily applet
Fsru eTs ere bssy getting II c.ops which are geneT
aly stnrdant
/ rosce Hoa. Mr.. Hooper, Deegs.e 10 Congress
Z. m U,sb, IL town to-ts! - T9utc f5s Nasnos'on
TPUrH.
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rs soouIn there TIE Emperor OF Ausiria vii probably
pay q Welt 10 tie Emperor NePo'eor.
The Frecch trcops assembled for operations arAin
Morocco are m.tsd at shout 81 000 men. The al
vance wss TO take plece or the lJh int.
IL vas runosed thu. the Frenco Government Intent
to construct new port arc al ia the lsod locked
Bay of Arcachop 70 mies north sest If Dorde sux
Frerch gun boa, wss trying to make its way OF
the Saneuedoc Canal and the sronce 10 the Alicante
The OBJECT i. TO ascerai whether var vessels OF sna
draOght can proceed from the sea TO the other without
passing upcer the gurs Of Gibraltar
The Paris Bourse hsd been considerably depressed
by number Of alarming run va, none of which had
any truth in them. On the 18th. TO ssver, there vS
rally Of about y cent, and Rentes closed hrm at
CO 20.
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POSTSCRIPT.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING-FIvE O'CLOCK.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

The royal mail steamship Persis, Capt Judkins,
which sailed from Liverpool at sbou. II o'clock on
the nonipg Of the l5il instant. arrived here a. 3
O'Clock this mornirg, bringing 30 passengers.
The Psrss passed 3 steamship bound in to Liver
pool, supposed 70 be the Arabia
The steamer New-York srriven g. Southampton on
the evening Of the 18th, AID the BOTussis reached
there tie same night.
The steamer Jason was advertised 10 leave Galway
on the 18th for ST. Johns, N F.. bet she only sailed
from Liverpool, where she nad been repairing on the
18th, size could scarcely get away before the l6.h.
The Liverpool, New. York and Pnilsdelphis Seam
chip Company have bought the screw steamers Edin-
buish and Glasgow, belonging TO the Glasgow snd
New.Yck Company. The monthly line from Glas-
gov is TO be maintained, the Kangaroo being placed
on the route, aud the Edinburgh the Liverpool
ne All the vessels are TO touch at Queenstown. In
Ihe Summer season the Glasgow line Is - be fort
rightly one.
The ship Qoebec Of New-Orlean., Capt. Rusrk,
from Bordeaux for Shields, ran the EDDY ston
rocss at o'clock the ate rIoon of the ll.h inst
Her jib boom end was within 10 feet of the south
vest kitchen window of the lighthouse, tn, window
being 20 feet high. At half past nine, owiog to a
fesh breeze from the eastward and the falling Of the
tide, the ship slipped of ain and the returned
end with the help Of the pho. boat Heroine, ate nptei
10 beach her on the Cornish coat but the sand ballast
chobed the pumps, ard she Sank one mile s s. W. Of
Dovnberry Preventive Station where she viii be
covered at high water. While on the rocks, boats
Offering assistance came from Her Majesty's scre~
steam frsa,e ropsze, IL guns, Capt. the Hon. W. S.
Spencer which had us left the Sound for Vancouvers
\
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Passengers.


Pc, R. NJ Steas,hp Ps,'a. fro. Lne'ree- pr, s,msrs~
y Men zeal, Mr. Ccies, Jss p. Hsulton. Ms AT.c -
Lnrton ard Cole hlss Lorctres N. Lonfs'reec Cal
stofc Alex Bss r. Shas and adv Mo Morris aud sess
var, biss Shaw, Mss McCsre Mr.. 3 8 McCnfd ~ oua-
rel sdy csufhsrs aud maid servsat Irvtof nnneu T.
Cay AncS. Mr. Mors-esi lady src esusa,er Ca" Isioa
sro LADY; Mo E.ston Mls Esstru Mo- Eny, Capt Sotff
Rsrd.n p o. Herbert and lsdy Mr. Norton, Mo Noron and
maid servant hrs He~t's NJ. o. Cosnos, 2: Hopkins
w. Green, Hugo Daeh.oh, MT ssAe. lsdy snA S.ass-
ter; Mr.. MeCerd, r NJ 1decsfs daughter, Ma a =.
Prrrcs Mr. Nh sa~rmsn AVID .ervsnt
puchwits Mia Moore snd sorvaat MIS- Ws1diesoo.
Mr. Ho,e.nmhe A,hcr Mr. BrJsou Rdewsd. J Avet
and a1y Mr. PREM, \. spsnltns and lady G. q de Oar
lady john johnson. sdv chSr-n aud nur>ss.
Mr. Jscssn lady aud daughter Mr. Wnsns and Ady Ass a
Misc Fllsn eli. Mr. Jacob Ard asnshtes, Mr. 0uans.
Gosins soy cbid sns ants Mis- rovmeas Geo
L-le John Hor~, MT Gl~ee sna lady, Mr. al. w GAineA
Thou Friend Geddns snd lady. Mr. Sss, A.
r Morrison. J. LalsnS lazy, child .nf pursr W. Psrdss
arc sdy sk~ps adj spd lady Madam Solder sni servant
Simpsou John Lyors. Jscum Lee and friend " 0rs'A
child purs-; Mr. Souse Csesur, Csste,on, Roesit
DowrD Mr. Lslald, Jr Hefmon Cssseu tOta and lady,
Mis Grse.y Ms CswfoId. Mr.. Weird and lady, Mr. isxtn
s6y chit aud Messu sp.yer Plant 5so,ssr sal
LADY nhs Brothers Geo Jrnusr C. A. ichns Mr. speueer,
sdy Miss Colbert Mr. yponer and lady. a. Boxer and
wife and ladies. MIS- Worth J. Hoekin and sdy bat
Ter Reilly, J. H. rrier. Bsdeos, Nice Barbour. Ms
Dovrs scy Tucker and dy Ms Tucker And st,eaasu
Mr. Banks lady Mes.a Durc Edw Ecots Mise Jsnss.
Murray, Mr. Durbsrow srd lady. Thos. pcrtsaa Me-
Mis- Ba hays Alex Nool and lady, w ssv; j. J.
Dske Les ard Nso joe Campbell, Mr. kslnhst,
David Thompson, NJ. Van Wort Alex. kenuedy O. n Nee
h Mr. Peys-r Felix soprsns Chas Ceratsrh J. hoAnes g.
Kina, Mr.. johnson aud lady Total. IN
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Moss.. ia, MIslSps ga Pair Us.nst y ni.ah.s.
cio1ns Rs go Ar<siesnL 10
AT lsNcHs,rrs- Busioess rsyns froe ths s,prsssss
vssk 80 fs usss kAs sa sscs both In Clssss 40
Ysns
esEApsrvYy,-He.sH R'cssrssen se-eo- Z ca r.sot' q
sev us bet and the iapsovem at csnscf ~ ne Ises
.; The eesi.,i,s Of ID. s~~t lee reported D, ,ss -
all % 90 Wheat srx Fiur. leosn Corn e.~ sea 20
o.er 20, g-o'.s q u san esi I'd Ms".,
White. slsellf. yellow Cora. ass Wh,te, NS@us v
Genital hsss's bisnd Nhys Co cay s'n1r ana Cess az
upesapsed bot ses scarcely ssppoed the sdsAse suass
early toe week
PsovsioSs-B,sf very ,. dons Port o. so ss''
sei b.eon doll ard rouLL Lard quiet forDss qssss-
sor~l Bate.es Association So eS G.
LONDON MARKsrs.-Messrs BsnnR, Broe. 4 co.
rrsst 90 advance IL WsEAr e qsssr waite Anet.esa,
as a<sf; R.d a. as FLoCs n d2s Iaos-Rsls al
Rsr, Is 10 ~ Scotch Pa 81. scsAs sesAy 81 fsy
ssu.r r,ts. TIA quiet; Comm CpeNL IRA SslsIrs
Tu.Fxsrr>E held or sor American 10 ssrr-a TAIloW
sctv- snd suyers the sp0t 1@ Sf &C co''ss heavy.
and lower 80
AxrRrns SEcuRrrIrs.-Messrs. Bel, Sca 4 Co
rep~t fo'S~s ,..,
VARIOUS Ana ricsa STATE Stoks bat The actual have
kesn por'snt leaving qestors wnooat cAAas
RAiiiosd secur'irs are generally loser
AMERICAN SAcURITIks.-Tk Tsrss OF Friday says:
There 10 change mpr In AMERICAN snA
qac'~s sse. lnos CeIus y ceof, 7e 40 srsssss~ va
DO SLaies So disccgnf.
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kEBRA Sk A.

Correspondence Of The NJ Y. Tribune
OMAHA, Nebraska, Oct. 10, 1859.
The most important and exciting election ever held
in the Territory took place on tho llth inst For the
first time, the Republican party organized and made
fight on psi'y issues. OF course, al that official
power and patronage could do land this power in a
pe~ Territory is mighty w.s done asa'nat u.s. Al
though the platform adopted blythe Democratic party
was ultra Douglas in its tore and took strong ground
in favor of a Honest al bill and Pacific Railroad,
yet Mr.. Buohsnsus sppointees, frcm Governor down,
took active par III the contest, aud ~ tier aid sue
ceeded ID saving the parry from the destruction which
threatened it, AZ it is the contest is very close aud
the result s in doubt. Tae folio sir the maj 0r-
ties so far as heard from, given By courties:
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AUSTRIA.

Tie Archbishop of vienna had addressed TO all the
bshcps Of his cicese pastoral letter, to be read n
all the churches The clergy directed 10 offer up
prayers for the integral preservation, without sepsra
iiop Of the temporal power transmitted 10 the Soye-
reign Pontif by bis predecessors
Tue Archduke Abrecht Vas to 20 TO Wurssu to
meet the Emperor Of Rossa, aud an early interview
beta cen the EmpsJos Of Austria and Russia
sidereC unlikely.
An official notice had been given ths. the Reserve
Eitary Curps which ban bsen draSn for service dur
ing the war, would be Dismissal and that the tax
enpLng civilians from military duty will be rensti-
tpted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

FIRE IN PEaRI sTRgEr-SUsPrcIos OF Arson
Last night fire occurred in the pspsr hanging and
wipdow.sbade store, Nos. 4J6 and i5s Pearl street.
but being discovered a. an early moment the flames
were coon e1iDguisbed aud before much damage was
done to The stock. No alarm was given by the bells,
the 6reuen being notified by what is termed std
slsrm." The Police Of the Fourth Precinct arrested
clerk or porter named Patrick Burke suspicion Of
firing the premises, and locked bin up to await the
nve,tig alton Of the Fire Marshal.
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PRUSSIA.

The Russisn Ambassadors at London, Paris, Berlin
ard Vienna had been summoned by telegraph TO meet
tie Emperor Alexander at Wafssw on the 18th lost.
The In peror expected to arrive a. Odessa on the
Eth.
Ii is stated that notwithstanding the capture OF
Sci smyI the Caucasus /. far from bscg entirely sub
daed The Inpal,de Rus,e say that the mountaineers
have another chief ess Intrepid and fanatics and
wfo NAV It'll resist for t~o winters. The Rus
sisn army 10 the Caucasus consists Of 1900 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-26

THs LATE PRGzE FIGHr N CasaDA-fhe Grad
Jors o. We.lsrd County Csrsta hsve Presented
Price AID Kelly, who were ersssei N Ills .A,e pnzs
fsN, After settirg forth the outEsse' committed BY
tie rufiiaos upon persors sud properly. tn-y say
~. c. l,v ftbe, presu, TIA, this uussfs invssor q
III az frrn CT Ike rarr wsies EA iskel pace n RAJ
~, . - Nv TIE G.rc Jury further pr.s-u' 'e. 10
r., sb -. yer Lrd.p b. as-d bns Ia $40 o.,ofe
IT, Gevsrane sch usaast as to yOet L-'a Eiy seen
tt.
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INDIA AND CHINA.

The mail, Of Sept . from Calcutta, ard Aug 2ifrom
HoLs hong, already teegrspned via the BED Sea cable
he'd reached Trieste, and we have some addit onsi
iteIps Of news:
Fersz Shah had msde IN attack upon the Mundilsi.
station, ID Central i1ois ADD effected The reea<e Of
ole hundred pnsoncrs. Capt. Hoxss, the political
syen; there was killed.
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Snip WHTE sQCALL.-Adispatc from Sandy Hook
states that the ship White squalL Cspt Bslchss.
bound to Kirgtor, Js with acsgo Of iroo Is ashore.
StesnltuRs w. II. Webb, Capt. Hazard sud the Osly
Son seLt 10 her relief.
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AFRICA.

a mouths later dates from tie West Coast Of Africa
Cape Coast to Sept. II, Sierra Leone 2la, &cl had
reached II gland but the is devoid Of interest
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THE TURF.

UsIoS CouBsr. l.. L-TRorTISc.- Tsesd~y, OCT.
%, 1859. Match i,O00-mile hests-bsa three II
five. in harness;
JF Nouin-, b. & George Colby. I
ID. tippsr, br 3
Tne..................2 3s-2S-2:fl
UsIos CoURsr, l.. L-TRorriSe -Tsssddy Ocs
o. ls59.-Ma,ch and Sweepstakes, $5oo-mile heass.
in harness:
H. Woodruff, mare. ........,..,s....s's'.'.'s =
N Mcguire, b. n. Csyues Gr...................
o Thompson. . G Andy halixsa.
Dir. Smith, b. m. May Ann......'....s...s....s'
NJ. Wash, b. m. May Warner. dawn
Time .H:W-<it<
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The Insurgent Arrested at Carlisle.

CARLISLE, Pa, Tuesday, Oct. %, 10y.
Nothing has been done in the nsurgeot Gaze to-day.
The motion for writ Of hsbeas corpus is postponed
until tomorrow.