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


rbs French Camp at ST. Muer had been broken up.
The Paris Patri6 having given uttersnce to strong
anti Austrian entin ents had pursuant to otca or
dtrs told its readers that did not receive Its lnsp-
ration from the Government, but expressed It's own
views only. ,
twas Understood that q, the approaching councils
of the departments the subject Of freetrste would be
fully discussed, and that the knogn views of the En-
peror in It's favor wOuli meet with due consideraon
TIE London Adrcr,iSer gives the following curious
news in its Paris correSpoL dence:
Engineers have been sent 10 Cologne TO survey the
whole line of coast heuco TO Calais that they may
fix on spot for the formation of seaport suticienty
spacious 10 contain fleet OF fifty transports, AMI the
Minister o. Marine had not fled his subaterrs, that
fifty transports each capable of containing 100 men,
must be ready and waiting on the coast opposite DoV.,
by the CONNIE ncement of the ensuing year.
Tie writer says that this statement reposes on eN-
ceent AUTHORITY and that fail confirmation of Its su'
theIiicity has been elegfaphed 10 the Eogush GOV
eminent. He throws oat the conjecture tn8' Tue
French alteroato with Belgium will supply prete1t
far rupture with Eoglaud. THIS story was OF course
regarded as n ridiculous canard. - ,
The Paris hospitals have inherited, Under the VIII o1
Lord Henry Seymour, t.36 OcO per amman.
The Liberals in ffsnce are represented as uisaP'
roitted at the number Of eminent men who decnns
ayallrg them selves of the amnesty. Their presehc
France would, IL is contended, DO Advantageous 10
be cause Of liberty. ~
The Paris Rour5e had been finn, but closed duh anf
droopiig at ~. *. for the Rsntes.
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THE REPUBLICAN, STATE CONTENTION

From Our Own Corgrspondent
SYRACUSE, Sept. 5, ls59.
The telegraph has already informed you that the
Republican State Convention, which assembled
here yesterday, finally adjourned at two o'clock
this morning, after having nominated State
ticket and transacted such other business as came
before il. The Convention was remarkable for Tie
completeness OF its representation, the large mum
Der Of eminent men among its delegates, TIE
patriotic ,pirit generally eyinced % iorm'
regardless Of personal and local eon'id-
e,s,ionr. s ticket the election Of which
sboud az once subserve the highest interest, OF the
State and the Republican party, and the que. aad
diguifed character of its proceedings. Inc iion.
William A. Wheeler who. is one OF the most accom-
plished presiding officers in the state did mnca oy
his prompt and efficient administration OF tue du'
ties of the chair 70 forward the business OF Tue
Convention. Very few speeches were m,de, aod'
perhaps. no unnecessary ones; aud the gentlemen
who ,pole talked directly to the question before
the Convention. Mr.. Psrke God~ns speech, at
the close If TIE Convention, wss one oil the most
bri!l:xt aud .oreble Of al the splendid speeches
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will meet with a cordial response. The case is one
of peculiar hardship. The poor fellows are far
from home, without friends, without money to
employ counsel; popular feeling is sgsins. them,
ard however meager the evidence, they are likely,
unless help come speedily, to be convicted
of crime of which tue penalty is death.
Were it the wort of crimes, they would be en-
titled to counsel and TO au impartial trial. The
charge If, that they have abducted piece Of
property, which was and is part Of the real and
personal estate of q clereymen-the Rev. Michael
RobbnA The culprits shipped in Boston last
month Shall they be hung because the servant Of
minister of the Gospel chose to take passage
northwaId on board of their schooner!
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THE SPIKE CASE.
To ne Editov af Tk ~ " Tribune.

To ne Edto, V tn NJ " T,ibsn&
Sir: In your paper Of the 9Th inst. perceive
lorg and elaborate article, signed "JuHics." la the
hope that the writer Of that article 10 now willing 70
allow u,tice to be applied to the case in question,
hasten TO reply. think sm not mistakes, WHOM
cav that David l.. Seymour Of this city, and counsel
for the defendant il TIE writer Of the article OF rather
the stereotyped speech now for the hith time
/ would cav 10 that gentleman t1st he - mistaken q
10 the paternity OF the Saratoga letter. Tho tntnx
did not originate with me; did no. fun SD the MANI
scrip, 10 the press, nor pay for Il. pnohc mon
" advertisement" so much for the paternity on 70"
xord forber ssy 10 that gentleman, that II be viii
hereafter forego his share Of ths plunder 10 tns Wy
of yeary lor rather quarterly, am tonJ yes t~"-
eel for the defendant, and w prsVan On 49, p
lor 10 give up his allow Ersstns Cofning ud - ~
WiDsloy. Homer having pocksted bu, h;.'' csh,at
~plunder'' 10 plead their case respectively, ma
the aid of any OF the legal fraternity IN TIE c2'an
Tar TfIRuSx. pledge myself "solfny sna ~. n
10 advocate that OF the pantins. .s eAp annt 70
pnblisLirg a. al advertisement WIZ nos s,n,aI A.
i,ha Of ~. the mater woold cost Il eooifno"i %
the " Wal~Oth HoQee -, n,ocseAinz. " -
For the pubcsrion Of the PROPOSE oi.n.;sr. vii
an a vet ssmen," 10 TIE TRguSE .ae . .~h;ar,,.
pay the ops half teller l.r aea Ale 70 urxs
even SiVt 80 81 roe Ten or iNeR times their reSu-
-, ,e. Mould the defertants cnooee 70 hnop. lne pe
800 nropOsed have DO doud Of settng, T Wy
r.. 8 gfod ul1Joitg VI sao 70" '''. v
verde. perfectly satisfactory to the mad
bl st Of ,hs Supreme cocr Of the United states.
T;saiy VIII say that should DO pleased TO have
sv'CLarcellor Wslworth join Meser,. CornrS 400
in the defense OF the proceedings at tbs Wal
eth Ioure, and pledge Myself TO coms1s the INC
'inale hsoded it berg understood that Corning, Wns
low and Walworth are rot TO consult with one anosner
hut each are to write out his story and send the sam
by II all to THr TRIBUNE "sor pub!Acatoo, 70 Dc pa'
'fcr a. Tn sdyerisemert.' H. btkDtS'
Tsss, orpl Z, VssA
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TIE ZURICH CONFERENCE.

Berne telegram Of the 9th says that, according
TO intelligence from ZURICH the French and Austrian
Plenpotentiaries had regulated settlement of the
affairs of Lombardy with the consent of the Sardn-
ian Plenipoentiary, and that the arrangement is
pected to be confirmed by the different sovere'gns.
The affairs of the Du,hes to be treated of direct
II between the Courts of Paris and Vienna.
The FreIch and Sandman Representatives we're in
con, utaton on the Oath. Count Colore1o, the Aus
trian Representative, had slight attack of apopexy
the day.
The impression prevailed that the conference would
be successfully concluded early in September.
Austria is said to have modified her instructions to
her Representatives.
There constant arrivals at and departures from
Zurich of courers.
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Passengers.

MI T sieweri.oa, lady snd maid Nj" r. Harris n,'
May Collins Mr. Acul.a aud iady. Rob surI Mis-
MI. Hurd ~, M,yo Il. Blake. two Miss Blake Rev -
and .dy nj GdStoa Mr. Beyan snd h. M M Mr.
,pn, lsdy and maid Miss Brtton Nrs 4 Castillo NIL mn
ana Miss DsDd Mr. Perre Pho Hart and a1y ,wo M A.
Jbrong Rsctelor ana LADY, j. setion. Mrs Win.bIop Mt
NJ. ard Ms. Hoar; Mes,rs J. Mayue, Winsey '" fnee
J. j. Brown Combs; Rev. Baron stow, b. Jeste.' Dt D."
d,ch II Fdsy spd lady Mr. Sweet ard tdy Me'srs IL bes
frd ~ n Gle james Rske. Murdoch Mr. Wo:thint % 40
adv Mr. Onderoouk a5y NJ Levi wiz aud four chi dfL
N,.rs Gardner Gods Hung. Nrtor Sherman, D1y Iut-
mil Aeans Calhoun Mo.fe. Reynolds. Brots Fed Mis-oo
Welsh Kent. LeEIr Buuh.m, GoddifG st'tf
uis. 81 Palmer. Mrs Maddox N@srs. kerr, Ro5ipv I,
WaIer Zerr Davies G-uS, Mason, tuhos MAr'aal % ca
S.ek,s stewst Danon Elliott, Buiclarf Coprr, Darl W
pol,ou Phelps Il, y. Chack csuD. L1drleT.
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POLITICAL.

THE TANnasr DELEG,Tros. The Tamnsny dele
gaiion from this city to Syracuse is not ye complete
because Of failure to elect from the Fifth District
The Convention empowered to choose deeg ate and
alternate for this District met on Wednesday even
ing ct No 40 Mercer street, ard after bao.tng it.
effectuslly dozen times adjourned 10 last evening
az the same place when the vote every ballot
stood:
Cer,hon Cohen.........5 Daniel ". Ncrs.
DeLie L. Deleyan. bsrk'.'....'..'... ''...'l
There was in attendance q big lobby which exerted
itself to insure an election but to no purpose, and the
Convention finally adjourned to meet again this even
ling.
mozart HALL DELEGAIEs TO SYRAcUsE.-TLe
Delegates and Alternates selected by the Mozart
Hall Democrats 10 represent this city in the Demo-
cratic State Convection at Syracuse on Wednesday
the ith INST, met for organization last evening at
Mozart Hal. Broadway. Tue attendance was pretty
full and there were no contestants. Fernando Wood
presided, and C. c. Newkirck acted Secretary.
The conference which was had with closed doors,
was shoit There wac no formal speech-makiog, but
Il was understood that NJ. Wood gave crederce to
the statement that there was after all spospect that
the Mozart Delegates would be admitted into the
State Cor vention % the exclusion Of those from Tam
many Hall. The Delegates and Alternates adjourned
to meet sgan at o'clock ?. NJ xt Tuesday at the
yoorhis House in Syracuse. Annexed is a revised
list of the Delegates and Aternates:
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THE CONFERENCE SOON TO ADJOURN
The Questions of Lombardy settled.
CENTRAL ITALY to be DISPOSED OF HEREaF TER
AUSTRIA WEARING a wARtixe LOOK.
Sardinia Hesitates about Annexation.

iBy the American Telegraph Co.'S Lines No p Wallet,
SAcEyILLr, n. r., Thursi.y, Sept. 3 1882
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Liverpool
at O'Clock on the morning Of the 9th nit, arrived
al Halifax at II! O'Clock last "wednesday night Her
daes three days later than those already received
The steam,b ship Ocean Queen arrived al Southsmp-
ION On the evening Of the 9th nit.
The steamship Persia arrived at Liverpool q. I,
O'Clock on the morning Of the 9TH ult.
Tie United States soor -ofwer Plymouth put into
Cadiz Aug. j., in eight ds;s from Cherbourg and
left the following morning without being admitted to
pratiaue.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.


WASHINGTON, Thursday, Sept :, 1859.
The case of Dir. Cook, Iostm aster Of Chicago,
has not been yet passed upon, though the Presi-
dents disposition to favor him is alleged by nuner.
GUS partissps. Cook attributes whatever of wrong
has occurred in bis Office to persons thrust upon
him by the Department, whom, he says he shall
Gust on his return, let the consequences be what
they may. He says that he doesn't steal himself,
nor do his associates
Peter G. Washington has arrived here after
several months absence in the North and North
East, which be has spent 10 urging the claims OF
Mr. Guthrie for toe Presidency 1t Is assumed
that Mr. Breckenridge is not to be competitor in
Kentucky if the Senatorshp is freely accorded to
him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Vermont Election.

MoNTrELIER, VI. Thursday Sept. = IoJ9.
The vote for Governor in II towns stands; For
Hall, 1854; for SAKE 5,I23 The same towns last
year gave Hall l. 4C5, and Reyes, j,l6S; Halls GAIN
therefore, last years vote 10 these towns Ol9
Returns from les towns give the Republicans III
and Il Democrats. In four districts
there is no choice.
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20 he Assocfsed Pnesf.
WAsHISGToS, Thursday. Sept. g. 1852
The Postmaster General has received additional
surances from the parties under the johnson Pacific
Mail oo ntrsct, thst they will be prepared to execute
the service; United States vessels will render any
protection which may be cessay in connection with
the Nicarsguan route.
About eleven hundred mu-kets and rifles have been
sold by order Of the Government, AZ public auction,
The former at from one collar to two dollars and q
half piece and the latter at from to four dollars
The larger part of them were purchased by New
Yorker, together With fifteen heavy cannon
Leslie the swndler was taken to Philadelphia this
sfternoor, by police officer of that city.
The Government has official information of the
arrival Of Mr.. McLane in this country on board the
Brooklyn.
The President has recognized Vipcente Cubeles as
Consul of Spain at Key West, and Francisco Uncla
as Vice Consul of Spain at Savannah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
From Pixies Peak.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Sept. ;, IHJI.
A special dispatch to The BGAclia says that the
Denver City express OF the "a HAD reached Leaven-
worth.
At a large meeting at the 'ormer city, Committee
was appointed to prepare memorial to Congress EN-
bracbg detail ed description Of the gold regions aud
wants OF the nbabitauts, and praying for al Indian
sgency, military post, and wsgOl-road from Den
Yer City TO Salt Lake City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
RUSSIA.

The cabinet OF ST. Petersburg s said TO be divided on
the Itasn question. The Germsn party oppose the
independence Of Italy while the Emperor and small
minority manifest more liberal sentiments.
The Russian jouruels deny that the Grand Duke
Copstsnpes visit to Eoglard hss any p,tca object.
He only vert TO study naval progress.
In sllotting for tie Russian Loan in London, each
applicant got the whole sum asked for.
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I 10 he Assocstea I'M . -
| S,cxyILLE, Thursdsy, Sept. g. 1873.

The Royal Mail Steamship Euiops arrived a. ht.-
FIX a; eevea cIock las. .ish The Nova Scotia Ir sspn
One beip, LET, midnight aud s".fs
ors1ius Of eficc Londonderry Al une ocrk tu'
rlorng Halifax not snswsins n the call auf i,
yph.r prepaid the very fit ur-sa-e Of b- monins Nla
went kyie before minutes past Inri oit
bbed b. tb Nova Scotia Coupsuys s,kvie operator III
" ' = John HUSTEs.
l.. Associated Press
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Bark Bay State Ashore.

NOKF0LK, Tbursdsy, S~pt I, IS5l.
Tie bak Bay State, from Boston fot Baltimore,
WIZ az asserted cargo is ashore near Cape Henry
Assistance has been sent down to her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
CHINA AND INDIA.

The Cscnti 3, mails Of July Is, and Of Hong Kong
Inv J. have arrived The ne US is generally anticipated
The old East India COmpanys army may be con-
side red as dissolved.
Five thousand European troops had taken their ilS
charge and 900 more were expected to do 80.
The political news from China is unmportant.
Tie Tea markets tended downward, dealers being
anxious TO dispose of the old before the new arnve
Shipments of new from Foo-Chow.Foo were taking
place very early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Senator Douglas at Dayton.

CINcNSATI Thursday, sept. 5, 1873.
Mr. Douglas arrived at Dayton, AT noon, to-day; lie
IA sufe ring from cold and will be uoeble 10
fulfill bic engagement to speak here tonight Tc-mor-
row he will speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
From jamaica.

INV URIEANs, Weoreedsy, Sept. !, ISJ9.
Al, ices from Jsmsics Of the 18th ultino safe tbs.
resoo emsD's 10 tie troops oE the lslsod have bAen
ALL n, from tie Home Government FOR the protsc-
trr of,ke northern pst CT the leland sssnst the
orreuce Of 1sgro riols.
m. sad at Jamaica tha. there is sprospec tbs, ths
Frpli,b Ms = ear ship P.rsmsts, which VS. rsoeo'ly
wrecked Of tAs; Island, won.d De eventually saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKEr.-The Brokers Cir
eusI TeIoI'. the sss week at aegs oS bales Q. which
ou TLday with easier though quotaby prices
nominal holders offered their stock freely, without; hw
syss Is on Se %.as Ts ', It r ' he
market closing dun at Ike fclol authorized quos'0p
Mad1@s oficia;.::::":7d isiT rpa%d;. -,
feII mcD' H. nor, va. a. 81 @ bales of ybrb
Some sutboritics saw that ell qual. Lad declined l6ad
STATE OF TRADF.-1he advices from Manchester
Me favorable The market for GooDs wss slightly ftmer
LIVERPOOL BBrADsTCFfs MhRRET.-The Liver
Poi Besso. ssti vas very och 1o.. con-.
peed Flour very ou and uonDsl at 10 aiI for Ame1csn
Wc't w f d pSn9 a 5 .HS s Ssr
Mixed and Yellow, l6@s9; White, 7id1e. -,
LIvFKrooL Provision MARKET. The Liverpo j
Athya Co Richardson Srepee Co AID James HetieniJ
DE- financing further reduction. PORK heavy ana 'shiy low,r
for al ceschpions Bacon dull bu, steady Lard quiet y -
57 TaOw unchanged III price, DIT Ii better ae'Ha '1''
LIVERPOOL PRopucE MARksr.-The Brokers and
but IRREGULAR r o o9sfi'5o@ Bars :o@ Of s Bat
I'd as n for common. Spirits Turpentue steady, but dull
Tea in little inquiry and pr't wean Crcn,.r ,e,o,,s
BaEADsrprfs dull White WHrAr a IS Red ~ az
FLorg ~ ass IRo,-Ras steady st t6 o. SUGAR dli.
L,,trd 81 srm at "a s.L1PsTER advanced H. T.LLon
quiet S. Sd SPIRITS TURPEsrsE dull at 50 3D. TEA dun
IoSDoS MoSEY M,RKEr.-Consols closed on Fri
dsy the 2eth, al 9iB n as, for money and account
fhe Bullion the Bank had decreased t3l 100 Money wa'
slightly easier in ries, with gu abundant supply
UAvRE MARKLT.-The Iiavre COTToN market was
Gul ,aes Il the week ending the 2d nit 5 bales stock
600 bales New Orleans oTdnaire list do, b,s O1
BREADsrrFfs dgl but firm Assess dull CofitE boo! ant
OF but little inquiry, and prices weak srGAK heavy
RICE firm. Land steady. -
ANTRTcay SEcuRi11Rs-Barng Brothers report the
mant fer American Securities generally weak, with Bat little
il ariry, and ttndI downward.
Bek Co report State stocks slow SALE but prices unatered
Rsw ~ bouds .pIessed AID buyers than sellers They
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
TURKEY.

The Sultan had been taken III.
Mussanso Pasha had been empowered to settle the
question of the Danubisn pfircipsli,es
Prince Vogordes il dead.
The yiceroy of Egypt was increasing bis army con.
siderably.
nj de Lesseps was expected to 60 to England, TO
remove the English obstacles TO the Suez Canal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
No Mexican Treaty.

NEw.ORLEANs Toursday, Sept. :, IS)'.
The P,cGyune Gays that it has authentic informs
ton thst Mr. McLane las made TO treaty with
Juarez on account of the American citizen protection
clause inthat proposed.
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Massachusetts Militia EnCampmena

BO>TON, TLNIsuhEf >, P'' -,
Gen Wool arrived in this city lsst uigh,. lie VIII
ir.pect the Governu eut toihcstions IN the VicinH!
today, and yisi. the ELcanpuel. az Concord - moi
row. go
Both branches Of tie Legislature W.. s-so '''t me
Encau pmeL, to-mCIrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Trot Between Flora Temple and
Princess.

PHILsDTIPni,, TbursdGy. Sept. 3 lSI9.
a tot took place to-day on the Nsw Suffolk Pak
between Fkra Temple and Princess. Flora won N
iuee straight heats. Tme-2lil 2:3l, and @:@''
Ten thousand persons were present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
INDIA AND CHINA.

The Calcutta ard China mail, teegrephed by the
North BrtoD would reach Liverpool on the 18th, but
il was feared too late for the Europa.
Advices from Canton say that feet Of one hundred
and piney vessels would precede the English French,
ard American ambassadors up the Peho, in case il.
should be necessary to force the passage TO Pekip
Negotiation for peace were expected at Tourrsne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
EEIGII'Ni.

Tie Senate il convok.d for the 3Otb August, to pro-
pouuce on the antwerp foIthcaton bill 1t IL Thought
that the senate. taking into consideration the sus
msiorl,y 10 the Chamber OF Deputies, we'll as the
feeling against the bill, will reject it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Og,IfnlYY.

Bos1ON Tbufsday, Sept ;, lSj9.
Thouss ". Phillips. sve.l sco-n and highly re-
svecred citizen, sid for many years clerk Of our
Courts d;si tAis morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Loss Of the Steamer 81. Mary.

ST. LOUIS. Tbnrsday sept. = 10.
The steamer ST. Mary sunk in the Missouri klver,
above ~. Josephs, yesterdsy and, With hsr cargo ls
iota! loss. The boa. valued At sDoOo, and was
insured fer $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
PRUSSIA.

The Berlin correspondent Of TIE london Iines
ssys that owing to the complication Of the affairs Of
italy, the Prussian Government is favorable TO =
European Congress- as il would be an ackro rledgneot
hat FiaI and Austria are the arbitrator Of Europe
fsuch weighy questions allow ed to DO decided oy
tie Zurich Conference.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09

The obe,. Of the defensive league between The Pro-
yisopn Governments OF Tuscany aad BoIogna AMI the
Dictator of Modera is stated TO be 20 prevent resora
ton Of the fallen Governments, nairan nteTna' ofie!'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Fircmcn's Parade

ZAsEsvILLE, Ohio, Thursdsy, Sept. :, 1859.
Toe fremens parace here To-Day wes grand stt Air:
T.tDiy cue companies were present, and crowd OF
tHerty thoussrd people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
The Europa Inward BOuud.

SAcWlLLE. \. T., Thursday Sept. = ISJ1.
The steamship Europa sailed from Halifax at .
o'clock this morning for Boston, where she will be due
about noon tomorrow (tridsy.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Death OF n CIeryyn,an.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, Sept >, lSf.
The Rev George W. BGpap died at his residence
this morning after few hours Sickness He had Dis
case of the heart.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Aerial Navigation.

ALBAsY, Thursday, Sept. \ 1872.
M Ia Mountain landed his BALBOA at Hcrt1e,
White Creek. Washington County, a. d P. m. He
LETT WateI.own to day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
Later from Havana.

Nav ORLEass, Thursday, Sept. ), 1907
TIE big Cdspmar has arrived bere, with Hsvsns
dates of the Atm Instant News unimportan.. Sugar
dll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
COCHIN CHINA.

A general massacre of Christians in two towns in
BoIneo is reported The pilgrims from Mecca are
supposed to have given the signal for the outbreak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-09
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.