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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
1910 THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.
IC~)C. RAILROAD, The capacity Of ths Road new
equal 70 any M 'Oe 'Sra' THFEr THROUGH
PABSEH NIGER TRAINB

es0"s =" ny " VIC THIrr rBROI0R
srrwEfrAs fAfsEf fsIEhbeLfhiA lsp ffr1r4ssureH
connecting direct Philadelphia with through train. nom Boz
S all Ps ss e; .as n IL s. Uss ss
and Chicago, Burlington, ST. Pss IndiaDapo Lousvne,
Ss Rsssacy and s. N Sa
kss.s and Furnishing 'ss. s % s, the tran, rs
EIpe., and Fast Liners through to Pittsburgh without
sIoKING CARS are attached to each train, weodruzs
ssG Es s cASs bA2 i ssn
Nal Train le.ys, PhlsdelPhi. hi.ss.''....''..;1:Ba
Elurs s.s Tram eaves PSsds2h. =.
O.sy Is1a 5s%.sS Boston
bi as sSGs g either @ o q ss 'IS,' s.s % so yu
SS, s:,s Il .-s VS.; s- .1: s
Baltimore at - M .naITP.@ w.. a.. ~,
.sss F. and poiais s.sus tbs
a n. and u 80 M go directly through
,.ny in Phadelphis EewYsrk, Bo.ten, Baltimore, tn1
fets Eastward aay Of ,ae important Railroad ess IN ss
Me also on Sosrd any Of regular Line OF s'eamers On As
1IRE MSS%Ays 4 low As sY ANY oEH5s ROUTE
The completion Of the Western connections Of the Pe1nsJ
- 5sEcH LsE Z ss M af IL EAST AND THE
IN. .onssps ts..f. >, .he R.c.d Bdss a. p.bur.
.ySdI i ay.s Or ss Z, s1s s.S1sss ~ 18th NE
''sA' --' ''' FkEIGaTs ih-s WESTWARD.
hOu Phi.dePha New-Yerk Boston, Baltimore any poiss
the rairosds Of Oo Kentucky indiana InoL Wiscon,
fsvA OF Missouri, by railroad direct.
The Pennsyvsnis Railroad sso u Ptsbussh VITA
by which goods BE forwarded 10 any port the
Ohio huskinzu Kentucky, Tennessee Cembsrand nksis
Wisconsin, hi.sour xansss Arssnsas and ksd Rivers sna =
Cleveland ssndusky and Chicago With steamers 70 AZ ports %
Se forb-Western LAKES.
Merchants and Shippers infussing tbs transportation Of tf
Freight this Company rely -h eonkdeaoe lie speedy
transit.
TIE aATEs o. Es.s EsIemr !, i sas ss.: + .: w.
,harssd by any other Rairosd Compeniea
Be particular EnsYk packages A" via Penn X n
Merchants West ordering goods Rom the Bass S 40
vel. 10 direct them TO be shipped by shi. route
For freight Contracts or Shipping Drecsiops spp1 ~
D. A STEWART, Ph..bwrAj
Boyle Co., stsubenvie, Ohio Pierce Co.. Lsnesys,
zy; Ornnsby Cropper Poy.mogth, Ohioi Psadock Co..
J,gsr.onyIIe Ind H. W. Brown CO., Cincinnati, 0hlsj-
Athsrn Hilbert Clncunsh Ohio; T. C. heldrmn, Asdison,
md wini1la Bi1shsg Logisvii.s X NY r O oRs"y Co.
g. Iowa no. Johz II. HsT1s Nashville, Tenn. Rsrrts
duox Memphis Tenn; Clark Co., Chicago IN. W. n. y.
kosnts Atsn IN hurphy Vale Dsbsqse, Iowa; 10
Of Railroads a different points IN the West
Parties .tsndiRg TO their shipments from the East wM
ths- interest TO call the Agents Of this Company -
following places before shippins letters sdrsssed y
sshsr Of them the subject 6esb VIII nset with pso7s
z j. sNEEDER, Phi.S.pha.
nA6RAW Ko0Ns, No. % Norhs-, Bstimsre
LEECh Co.. No. fAsor. House. No. >. WiRsm-snts--
kfkCH Co, No. 81 Kubyst, Boston ,...
T. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Asent Hhfs1epnh
Dor Through nskets apply si shss eaos No AsSsng
:. L. HoUPr Gsaersi Ticket Aspet. Pha.aslphs
T. SCOTT, esnsss ssPsrnsssd<st Aas'ah -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

BOSTON Dee 2I-Below, bark Tslayers, Algos Bay. OF
Highland Light bark Caroline Elems New Orleans Meldon,
Savannah TroyAora, Maseiles c. b. Hamilton, Havana
Bngs Loango Remedios X. w Packer, Cape Hayten Philip
Ls1Tabts Savannah. Sebr Fearless, AK Cages
Ceared-Ship Sierra Nevada, Foster, San Francisco.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l-An oarks Minnesota, Rio Js-
neiro; A. Debret ST. Msrtinsi brig Thomas Walter Turks
Island.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2l.Arr sehr; King Fisher from Som
breo the "a inst, with gusno Reports e no American
vessels there Thi. the yese which took the steamer
Quaker City in tow, when di,sbed, last October
CHARLESTON, Dee 2-The U. 5. Mail Steamship Marion
Capt Foster from NewYork arrived here at O'Clock this
"wednesday morning all well after very stormy passage.
NEWPORT, h. L. Dec. 2l-Ar. schrs- Idlswild, Payne
from Boston for Reppahlnncck; Adela Kelly. Kelly do for
Eew-York J. W. Thome, Davis Fan River for do bark T.
O. Bunker Cooper Mobile for Providence.
HAMPTON ROADS, Dec. 2-Bark =. Giddings with guano
nom Sombrero Island, to Ross W. Wood Son, kewYork,
waiting orders
HIGHLANDS Dec. q, sunse0ne ship in the oing bound
ip-po sirnAl Wind fresh y. W.; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Dec. 81, sunset-ship Uncle Toby, from
Liverpool Of the Achilles going the Bay; bark
the chip bound in Steamship Persia for Liverpool passed out
over the Bar AIS, and the ship Chancellor do io1
" ind fresh from n. w. weather clear.
FORT LAFAYETTE, Dec 81, sunset.-ship Droadnaught
from Liverpool Is passing up the kAows In tow Bng Sea
Lark for Kingston Ja passed down at la2o Steamship Jas
Adger for ChaIeston, $3.50 p u. Wind N W., fre k
weather clear.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

FIREHAS's FuSERAL.-The funeral of Francis Kane,
late member of Hose Company No. IL, will take
place to-day, and a portion of the Department will
unite in paying the las; tribute Of respect to the deceased
fireman.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-A man giving his name as
John Fnen arrested yesterday in NewYork by Officers
CLARK ana ODonnel of jersey City charged with forging II
name Valuation to check for BIG on the mechan
ic Bank The check drawn 70 the order OF
Jobp Mouen and indorsed by Morel Upjon Morgan No
40 Wall few days since s alleged that the accused
called al the Office the Kew Jersey Railroad Company at the
depot and Represented ladies with him whom
he wished send out in the but in the bury OF
from New he had awsy without his money upon
this offered the check which accepted ana ne
oheeI deposited At the ttnd-
% Conn Bank where the forgery detected The prison
or was await examination by Recorder
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

IHcEYDIARY DOCUMENTS IN NEw-JERsEY.-A cor
respondent of The Nep-Brunswick FredOnidn states
that under the late decision of Postmaster-G General
Holt in relation TO the distribution of "incendiary
documents through the Virginia Post-Ohices Mr..
Jesse Thorn the Postmaster at New-Market, Middle
sex Co., N j. has decided that incendary and Aboli-
ton documents, and particularly Helpers Impending
Crisis shall not be delivered from his office.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

ARREST OF THE REV. DR.. AcHLLL-The Rev. DR..
Giaeinto Achili was arrested in Hoboken sday,
charged with adultery The basis Of the charge is the
complaint ofMr, Justice Smith, proprietor Of water
cure establishment at Bergen Heights, who alleges that
the Doctor came there with his and Miss Bogue,
to board, three months since, the lady acting as COVER
negs to the con. Subsequently Miss Bogue gave birth
to child and the proprietor of the place and the Doc
tor falling out the former complained and had his
boarder arrested DIR. Achh affrms that the lady is
his wife, although not publicly proclaimed AZ such for
private reasons and the lady makes the same state
ment. The DIR. was held to bail in 800 to answer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

THE UkIoE MEETSe.-Two indignant Jerseymen
informed us on Monday that the report Of their last
Union-savfng meeting did injustice 10 Jersey City.
Aid wickwsres resolution eondemning the New-Jersey
Representative voting for Sherman who sustained
that infamous book Helpers Crisis not received with uns
iou applause On the contrary produced defiant and gen
r call from numerous Republicans for vote the resolution
This sa Chairman T. B. Belts tried to disregard although he de-
eared his entire approval Of the and he asked Mr. Wick
ware to withdraw it, because counter resolutions would likely
be offered But calls for the question overwhelming
that Mr. Belts At last tersd and said be would put the resou
op TO vote In % however he prevented by certain par
ties on the stand and then the Chair declared the meeting ad
ourned without any motion TO that effect The meeting
thus dissolved perfect rout the Chairman taking his hat and
iueontneny leaving the platform amid cheers for Mr. Sherman
Our Jersey friends say this is the right Of the matter
and claim 10 put il on the record.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

Hr1ArrRE ALMANAC. -.
syn-Rys~~ ... 7:zl s:37 AecD-Hisss = ~
sIGH WATER
Sandy Hook. 5:2s Gov Island 6:lom HeiSsse
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
TIE THREE $500 600 LOANS.

The following were the bids for these State loans q:
Albany on Tuesday. They all were on the blss OF 0
rer cent exeeft in the two eases Indicated
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
Disasfers, &c.

NASSAU n p Dec. S-The schr Susan Orleans, Mathews
from Philadelphia for Galveston with Of coal has been
wrecked Berry Island no date vessel total lo.s
mostly saved In good order The s. o. bull. Mount
Holly ~ j. in 1875 i6 tuns register rated q and owned by
Capt Mathews Of TucteTton.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
by telegraph.

The ship Robert the large Sectional Dock FOL
repairs She will be stripped reeauked and newly eopPered
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
NEW-JRRsEY RAILROAD.-TTOliday ar.
Y raneeuifUts Tor
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR,
BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

BEIN IN NFN-t tUhN A.'D N I'I71' '1' eI
Chmas Exeursion Tickets uil be sold for al The trains -
and rom Philadelphia SATURDAY Dee "A, good 70 res11
on on before TUESDAY. nth.
NewY Excursion Tickets wiz be cold or all The trains
"a nd from Philadelphia SATURDAY Dee 81 good 70 NJ
turn on or before TUESDAY. Jan. 3, 1850
Pare from newark 70 Philadelphia snd return ss
Fteur,ion Tickets and from Way the New
Jersey and Mstoue Railroads for any Of the Phiada
pha Zine. sIceped the 2d and 1fh Dec good retain
on or before TUESDAY, 9th.
FIeursion Tickets od the Soh and 3lst Of Dec rood 70
return on or before TUESDAY jan 3 1880.
Fare between orb and Newark ~ eenAs.
Fare between orb ard Elizabeth 20
Fare between New York and Railway GO ocn.z
Farr between New FORK sud New Brunswick. 81 o.
Excursion Tickets between Newly orb, Newark, Ezsbesh
Railway, and Fast Milestone.
Fare between Newly orb and Milestone beth wsyA...ei Is
Fare between Newark and Milsone both Ways. %
Fare between Elizabeth and Milestone, both ways.
Fare between Railway and Mllstone, both IS
With the privilege NewBunswick passengers Of re,asa
on their Excursion Tickets IN the Philadelphia Trains
The u midnight train nom New1ozk VIII b extended 70
Elizabeth on MONDAY EVENING, Dec B, ana on MONDAY
EVFNINC. Jan. O. I86o.-Jerey City, Dec a. l8S9
- n w WOODRfJFF' Snn't
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via INV

II PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendia sad sapesses
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leave. New Yssk syssy
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, stt s'slosk D.
n and the EMPIRE STATE, Csp., Brsyton, en- MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. 81 e'slsck N, ton Piss
Heresner no win BE- regarded secured any sppk
can't until the shall have been paid for.
Yreist o Boston forwarded through with cst dpseA ~
"a Expsess Freight Isin
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22


Il TON, for BOSTON, PRoVIDENCE-LAnd Reuts-1hs
,bortest and most direct-Carrying the Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel StcEe, snd y
VANDERBILT Capt d. surFes IN eonaectsOn vitn ne
read leaving New York daily SUNDAY exeep,e Rom Per Ne
r. t6rst wharf above Battery Pace at P m and stea
sou at $3.50 arrival OF the msi oais vneh ssvs
The C. VINbERBILr nom New-York, Monday, wedsss.
day and Friday From sonngton, Tuesday IhursaAy ana
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, fon New. Y srk Tuesday; Thsv-
day and Saturday. From stonison-hondsy "odns>dsy,
Pssenrsrs proceed rom soniaston per Railroad 70 Prsyt
d.pce and Boston IN the Expire Mail Trsr reaching sd
places advance o those BY other routes and IN ample tune
r 81 early Morning Lines connecting North ane rss<
Passengers prefer H. board the steamer enjoy
nights undurbed breakfast desired and leave stonn
ton the .ran connecting 1t Providenee with TIE
l. 10 train for Boston
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer snd Irh isesn
For berhs sta,eroOms freight sPpy board the
steamer the Freight Office Pier No North River er
the Office Oftbe Company No 10 Bsttery-plaee.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY-
OConnecng al smpton with the Delaware Lsckswsnne
and Western Railroad and at EasOn with the Lehsh Valley
Railroad. - - - - - .
Leave Newly Esson and intermediate places from foot
OF fCourtandtst at a. m IL and 4:l9 For Somcs
vile by the above trains and at $50 p.
From Pier No North River, at 1880 and 80 m and e
Eason and intermediate stations for Somervhe by
tha above trains and az $3.50 p m. -
The train from foot Of Courtlandtst, aud the III 30 N
hom Pier N r. make connection at Esston with the
road 10 Reading without change Of and connects Read
ing direct for Pottsvile and Harrisburg
Passengers the Delaware and Western haf
road will leave Newly ork at from foot Courtlsndtst or
Il a. n from foot Of Cousndtt and st T30 and II 80
nom Pier r. only JOHN o. SrERNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
Ladies, Fair, for the benefit of Deaf Hutes,
A Beautiful Holiday Present tbs. never wesr. ont

bat insreases n value The II used atabs for wife
daussteT or friend. A d lessons in Mr. WOODS
popular system Of LANDSCAPE DRAWING from NATURE,
taught by himself No 3l 6,hsv. Mr. Wood his Land
sspes ssI be lew days, EVR 10 to p. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILR0AD.--0R
~ and ster Msndsy Nov. a. 1889 PasseDsa Trains WI
Leave Pier fost Of Duans-st, as follows viz:
DUNKIRK EXPRESS at 7 g. M. Tor Dunkfrt, bnfAo Osn
andSisua. and principal intermediste Stations
WAY PASSENGER ct $3.50 p m for NewoufEh rort Sefvf
and intermediate Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS at 4e0 for Dukrk, Buffalo, CsraA
daigus and principal Stations.
The Express Trains Eira with the Csnandsixa
and Eiasss Railroad BnshaInton with the Syrscose
Railroad; Corning with the Buffalo and Newly ok kaircs4
Rochester and Buffalo; ss Great Bend with the Railroad M
Railroad Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Chiossc.
ke, and ths Canada Railroads. - - - -.
aATH'L MARSH. Receiver. CHAs. mINOT. 0en1 sup't
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1882 WINTER RRANGEMENr Bsa
Commencing Dec H. 1889.
Passenger Station In Newfork corner 27ths and Ahay
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK;
For New Haven, Sa m leI); nl5, 3ls leI) $50 and
450 For Bridgeport, T. q tex l2;lS 35 exli
$3.50 and 4:S0 p For Milford Strsoyd Fairfield, Southport
and WestpoIt n:i5 $3.50, and 4:s0 p For NorwaR
sa I2l5, s;l5 (ez); s;50 490, $3.50 For D9ea
Stamford :, ex), Sa R:l5, 3:l5 eIl $780, 4S0 S;@ p
For Port Chester and intermediate Stations n:n
CONNECTING TRAINS:
For Boston, via Sprin S6ed lex 3:l5 m (exl For
Boston, l2l5 p via New London Stonngton, and Prov
dence. For Hartford and Springfield (eI), l2ls 3;lt
(ez For Connecticut River Railroad Montreal
lex and 3:l5 lex to Northampton. For Hartford Proy
6ence and Fishki Railroad a. (ex) For NewHsvso,
NewLondon and Sonington Railroad at H. 5 and slS
For Canal Railroad to Colnsvle, (exl and Hls
M, Northampton For Housatonic Rslrosd la For
kaugatuek Railroad, s:l5 For Danbury and Nos-
walk Railroad Ia m. s;so & 3 m; :, uovr su...,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
Msve.se. .. OF Ocean Steamer.
TO ARRIVE

The OverIas< N AL Tor IALfef1la IeaVes . Lou
aay srd Thursday, ct Q q N Letters deSifze< fv
nsske@ I" Overland. via St. Loais."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-22
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD!

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROADl
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE TWO DOLLARS TO ALBANY.
On and zer THURSDAY Dec. IS 1885, trains VIII esve 2s
ct. station, EewYork, ss toilowsi
For Niliamsbddge-s:s0 and II . 1880 and s;S p M
For White Plains-nS0 and p. N.
For White Plans-6:l5 om White and Centfests~
For Croton Falls ?. m, hom 76tb-st
For hinerton-3 .. m. from 26thst
For Albany-9a m, from 26thst, mail train
For Albany-3s0p p. from 96thst express train W.,
AL thrsugh trains with ~ Y Central m orths "t-
Returnins viii leave
Wilismsbrdse-s:40 and e3c q m, and $50 p No.
White PlAins-S and 73o q u. and 4so p. M
Croton Fals-1 . N.
Millerton-TA
Absny-il a. n, mail and 345, p. m, express trains.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-14
From washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times says, it is not truly stated
in the dispatch 10 the Herdd, that England
demanded an explanation from our Govern
ment with reference to the course pursued
10y General Harney. On the contrary, the
paper submitted by Lord Lyons was pro-
position for the settlement ofthe dispute. As
the treaty provides no remedy in case ofa
disagreement between boundary commits
sioners, the treaty thus being exhausted, the
parties are thrown back on first principles
and England now submits a programme for
an adjustment Of the difficulty, in which she
claims the Island Of San Juan.
Secretary Cass has just returned his re.
port to this proposition, declining in the most
positive terms to recognize so much as the
shadow ofa title, on the part Of England to
the disputed island. This is the present
condition Ofthe question, and it remains fol
England to take the next step, as we hold
possession. This turn in affairs is regarded
as very serious, by our Government, and the
result, whether it be peace or war, depends
entirely on the tenacity with which Great
Britain holds TO her pretended claim.
| No action has yet been taken by the Adj
ministration in response to any communica-
tion which may have boon received recently
from the British Government on the Sar
Juan difficulty. An extraordinary meet.
ing Of the Cabinet was called to-day. AL
the members we're present but Secretary
Cass.
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omolSN ,rI, Oct. i3.
FLOUR-The market continues dull bat
6rm, holders contepdog for full prices, but
buyers holding back. We quote superhue at
4.60@470, aud extra 4,75@5,25,
WHISKY-AfIer our report yesterday, 400
bbls sold at 25c, being further decline Of 80.
This morning the market is steady at this rate,
with sales of 300 brls
PROVISIONS The market has become
quiet, and the demand for Bacon falling off,
and holders more disposed to sell. Shoulders
and Sides could be obtained at e@lOc more
easily, this morning, and the same may be said
OF Mess Pork and Lard.
GROCERIES-Ther is no new feature il
the market. A fair business is doing in the
regular way, at full prices Sugar, 716@sci
Molasses 4l@42c aud Coffee l22l.
OHEEsR-The demand continues active a
az for good shipping lots.
BUTTER-A good demand for prime, ant
Western Reserve sells readily at l6@l7c.
HAY-The demand is good at SIT for prim
on arrival.
OLA sale of 50 so bbls, LinSeed at 5Sc
80 days, indicating better prices.
GRAIN-A good demand for Wheat at fol
rates. All offered is taken, at l,05@l,l2 70
prime red aud white.
Corn dull at go for old and nominal New
dull; holders as SOC. but buyers are not offering
over 40c.
Oats in better demand and higher, prim
command, on arrival, ii@45.
Barley unchanged, prime spring and full g.
lo7O; the market is dull.
Rye firm at 1871
DRY HIDES-The market is dull and tn
best grades are not sacable on arrival at over Is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-14


BAtfnfoan. 0tt, ~.
Two aen were aboi down on tlie
street last night, one whsa yolnF Iriah-
mao on French street, and Abe other Inaie
ofa buoy Gran lying in Union dock. No ar
resi- vas fat0D.
At tbs election yesterday In the Goth
ward the hallot-box was smashed and no re-
turns were made The result shows that
naturalized voters have been entirely exclu-
ded, notwithstanding this fact, the Reform
ers carry seven wards and with two or three
exceptions the most Objectionable candidates
were defeated. There is vast improvement
in the character Of the new council. In the
18th ward the Reiormers endorsed the Ameri-
can candidate and claimed him as Reform
err The friends Of the Reform are greatly
encouraged and hope to achieved complete
triumph. In the State election, the popular
vote leaving out the Goth ward, shows that
the Americans have only 327 majority,
while they had 1900 last election for May
or, But little more than half the vote was
polled.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-14
Prize Fight.

NEW- 1ORK, Oct. IL,
Last evening, the Prize Fighters, Heenan
and Morrissey, came very near having a
rough and tumble fight, in Park street. It
appears, that they came in contact at the
Astor House, where Heenan offered to bet
Morrissey five hundred dollars that he could
whip him any way, and urged, that they
should go over into the Park to settle the
matter. Atonce, both repaired to the Park
and were about engaging in pitched battle
when their respective friends intertered and
prevented it. Il was rumored about town
that they had o fight, but such was not the
case
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-14
ArrivaIIOG the City Of washing.
ton.

ArrivalkOf the City Of washing
ton.
New YORK, Oct. l3.
The steamship City of Washington has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the Goth,
received by telegraph to Queenstown.
The steamships North Britain and Jasem,
from New York had arrived.
The political news is not important. The
| London Times, in an article relative to the
San Juan difficulty, says that the seizure
of the Island originated in the audacity and
assumption that England would be afraid to
avenge it, and remarks that it is time to put
stop to such notions.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25.--Wheat steady
Corn is declining. The provision market
closes dull. Sugar is heavy.
A dispatch from Zurich says that the
Prince Napoleon arrived there on Wednes.
day, when separate Conference Immediately
took place between the French and Sardin.
ians, and the French and Austrian Plenipo-
tentiaries.
A dispatch from Paris speaks of the activ,
ity displayed by the French, in getting out
their expedition against China. 1t would bt
ready to leave about the middle of Novem
ber..
The Dictator of Modena has ordered 30OOC
Minnie rifles.
A dispatch from Naples says, that thu
King had left for the Roman territories, with
= the purpose of having an interview with tht
Pope.
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NJ, NEW EDITION
or iSsCEaR'S sIENaaegME !
AT PAYNES.

A MANuAL ron BxHcCroRs AND ADNNIuraA-
tors, 10 tho Settlement Of the Estates Of
Deceased Porsoas; with Practical Forms,
&c., 40 By Joseph r. Swan, late Presi-
dent Of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit Fifth
Edition; Revised Enlarged, and Adapted
TO the Present Practice; BY II. Q. Noble,
Attorney at Law, Columbus with Notes Of
the Enaotments and Decisions down 10
the Present Time; By +. j. Matthews,
Judge Of the Superior Court, Of franklin
County. One Volume, Svo. Price, in
Law Binding. 81 so.
The character OF swans Manual II 40 well known,
that II would seem entirely unnecessary, A. this
time, TO say word In commendAtion OF II. The
present edition ia believed 10 be much superior, In
every respect 10 any one heretofore publshedj and
the publisher would therefore especially recon-
mead 10 TO the attention Of Members Of the Bar
trnbate Judges, and Executors and Administrators
au0IH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-14
Kansas Nominations.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is.
The Leavenworth State Convention, at To-
peka, on the 18th, nominated the whole
ticket, headed by Charles Robinson, for Gov
ernor; l. H. Root, for Lieut.. Governor. b.
T. Conway is nominated for Congress. The
Convention was harmonious. The election
for State officers takes place in December.
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Buchanan sues for LibeI.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.
1t is stated, on good authority, that Col
Forney, Of the Press, has received q notice
from his legal adviser that President Buch-
anan intends instituting prosecution for IL
bel, against him, ON account Of the terrific ed
itorial article on Brodericks death in For.
ney's Press of Monday last.
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ArrivaI OF the star Of the West.

NEW York, Oct 13.
The steamer Star of the West, from As
pinwall, with mails and treasure from San
Francisco, on the goth ult., broke her shaft,
when one day out. She got to Key West
with one wheel, and will be here Sunday.