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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30
THE NEWS FROM ITALY.


TERMS OF THE ZURICH TREATY-NAPoLEoNs MONEY
rATED BY FRANC2-DEPUTATIONs FROM THE
DUCHIEs- ATTEMPTS AT REVOLUTION IN vENETIA
AND TIKI TYROL.
Tho London Times says that the terms of the Zurich
treaty almost identical with those of tho vafranca
arrangement
The that France demands three hundred millions
Of francs indemnity from Piedmont pronounced
false. She claims only reimbursement OF the sixty mil
lions Of francs advanced to that government in and
provisions.
reported that the Archbishop Of Bordeaux will
visit Rome to press the Pope the necessity for reform
in the government Of the States of the Church.
asserted that France will not recall her troops
from Rome until the form Of government there renders
their presence no longer necessary.
Deputaons from Parma and Tuscany had had sasfaco-
ry interviews with Napoleon.
Several fruess attempts have been mado to rcvolu-
tonize venetia and the Southern Tyrol
asserted that the Pope in concert with Napoleon
is about addressing manifesto to the States of the Church.
Great activity apparent in the arscnals Of Naples
The army was also being placed on q war footing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The London Stock Exchange had been buoyaut at daily
improving prices.
Consols were quoted at 96x 961E for money and
account
The money market was easy, and the supply abundant
Reports were current OF approaching changes in the
French Ministry.
It is confirmed that Morocco has rendered all the salts
faction demanded by Spain.
The Liverpool cotton market unchanged. Holders
offered their stocks freely and the sales Of the three days
we're 1900 bales.
The breadstufs market had downward tendency, and
some descriptions Of wheat and corn were slightly
lower.
The provisions market was dull
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pss1oa y ". aossEs or NASSAU Ann ssAros s,s

- -
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW EVENING
ACArEMy OF MUSIC FoureentA street -IrAliAs ORE
xA-MAnis VI nOnAs.
EIBiUs GARDEN, Broadway.-Irri.Asp AS II Is-An
Sogx sEvuLx
BowERY THEATRE. Dowery An osJgcr or INTEREST
--lrtkxTIA BuKciA-.Uov Ann CAeHv u
WINTER GARDEN. rroscxay, opposite Boad street,
Dor-srArE VS. PAwxIrs
wALIACK'S THEATRE. groaaway-FAsf MEs or ray
OtlIn TsaE-So,nc II BLIND.
LAURA KHrHEs TsEArRE, GA Broalway-rus stsc
u0n--JExHY LIND
NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery--UscLn Tox's
CABIS-Fa0ct-fsA RLktuAs.
THEATRE FRASCAIs. hS5 Broadway -DRArToS's PAR
OpEsAs AHp LYRIc PeovseBs
BARNUMS AMERICAN MutEuM B-oadwny.-Af,er-
noon--rArL PKY. Eveaiag-WREcg AsHo:E-Duna BIS LIE.
WOODS MINSTRELs. "a Observation-Disclosures SONGS
DANCES, 6c-nlcHARp 1nE Third.
BRYANTS' MINISTRIES. Mechanics Hail. 90
ButtEsours. SONGS, DANCES, &c-CHsw koAsr Beer.
HOPE Gil APEL, ~ Broadwsy.-WAuGHs IrAlA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

Commerce OF Mobile.
MOBILE, Oct. %, 1859.
The exports Of the past week from this port amount
$97, $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

TIE PRINTING JoBBERs In DrsrREss.-An
article which appeared in yesterdays HERALD
has acted as sort of bombshell in the lobby
shan't call him little Banks" any more, but
rather big Banks, as be was big enough to sell
the votes Of the Virginia delegation in the last
Congress for forty thousand dollars) the follow
ing nOte:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30
Personal Intelligence.

We are informed that Senior Oviedo and lady have
taken at the Brevoort House. and at the Fifth
Avenue HOTEL as has been reported
We understand that tho famous Monsieur Felix Belly,
who is going to cut continent in two, is in our
midst probably TO carry out his great project Like the
crowned families of Europe when travelling, the great
French engineer has assumed nom dc grs and is now
stopping at the st. Nicholas We do not know If it the
same name as Alexander Smith, under which Kossuth
lett this country for Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

The Case Of Jamos Sheppard Reunited to
the sesstons-stephens mot yet Resen-
fenced.
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN.
Before the Hon. Judges Roosevelt (P - Clcrke and
Sutherland.
Ocr. 29-A the sitting Of the Court, Mr.. Sedgwick,
Assistant District Attorney stated that James Sheppard
Convicted Of in the first degree) in court
Counsel held the remttiter from the Court Of Appeals
ordering new trial and sending the the Sessions
An order then entered renitting the case TO tho
Court of Sessions for trial
The Court asked there any other business for the
general term.
Mr.. Sedgwick answered in the negative He said the
District Attorney did not intend at present to any
motion In the matter OF James Stephens, convicted
u poisoning his wife, and in whose case
the Court OF Appeals refused TO grant trial.
The presiding Justice said that the Court had met
hear the concluding argument in the Police case
None OF the counsel for the Police Commissioners being
present, Mr. McKeon said that be understood that Mr.
Field WAS under the impress that the Police had
been adjourned TO one O'Clock.
The Court took brief recess, and at o'clock Mr.
Field arrived and commenced hts argument for the Police
Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT ON THE kLsE.-There
are now some three or four State elections un.
der way, viz: in New York, New Jersey, Massa-
chusetts, and in some of the Western States,
and great political excitement is attending
them everywhere in consequence of the at
tempted rebellion at Harper's Ferry. Galusha
Grow, of Pennsy Tom Corwia, of Ohio,
and Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, are
prowlng about this State looking after our
State election. The present political activity
is due entirely to the Harpers Ferry conspi-
racy, and that event will certainly give new
complexion to all the coming elections.
There is no doubt that both the Niger
worshippers Of the North and the n;gger-drivers
of the South got up the fights in Kansas, and
committed many lawless acts--probably were
guilty Of treason-but in the confusion and vio-
lence Of the hour it did not receive the legal
attention of the government or the country at
large. The Harper's Ferry rebellion is but
a second edition of the Kansas affair, and
both are the result of the repeal of the Mis-
souri, compromise.
The unfortunate men who took up arms at
Harper's Ferry were unquestionabIy spirited
on by Seward, Wilson and other republican
leaders, and these gentlemen are, by this
atrocious outrage, placed on the defensive.
They stand before the public responsible
for the conspiracy and the bloodshed
in which it resulted practical traitors
aud conspirators against the peace of the
Union. The extraordinary political activity
observable at the present time has been
brought about by the discovery that
leading Senators, Congressman, Governors and
ex.GovEnors of States were cognizant of this
first notable conspiracy against the govern
ment, if not direct aiders and abettors of it,
and hence the huttering in the dovecotes of the
republican party. The Harper's Ferry rebel
lion is but the practical issue of all the anti
slavery agitation, which is nothing better than
an anti Union crusade, and the effect of it will
be most marked on all the pending State cleo
tions, and still more SO on the Presidential con-
test of next year.
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ro rHR EprroR oF ruK HRRALn.

In your paper OF this morning you pleased to say
such number Of Enthusiastically pleasant A" little"
things OF which II is UAmpOr tant 70 deny There Is
point, however (snce has been made
10 say word in explanation and that is In reference
the printing Of the coming Congress, which you repre-
sent me being busiy engaged in intrigue with Mr..
Fofney and others 10 simply desire 10 say that
! never have spoken word with Mr.. Forncy any
body else on that subject during my sojourn in New
York A. ID. BANKS
OCT. 20, 1850
We print Mr.. Banks letter with pleasure, but
we are sorry to say that it proves nothing in
particular. What we said was simply this:
that Banks and others were here, and were said
to be laying pipe for the printing of the next
Congress, while ostensibly working for Mr.
Douglas. When the proper time arrived they
would ask for the votes of the Douglas demo
Gratis in the House, with good chance of get.
ting them. Previous to that time it would not
be necessary for Banks to speak "a word to
Mr.. Forney, or anybody else" on the subject Of
the printing job. The clever lobby man never
says directly what he wants, but is always ready
to take advantage of anything good that turns
up. We never thought Mr.. Banks or any of his set
were foolish enough to talk about the House
printing here and now. That they are after it
with stick sharpened at both ends Mr.. Banks
will not deny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

Burning Of tho Michigan State Normal
School,.
YrsnAsn, Oct 20, 1869.
The State Normal School building, with two libraries,
furniture and the laboratory, consumed by Gre last
night Loss s25 900; insured for $4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

THE WAR IN CHINA
Letters by tho China mail confirm the Geographic
port Of the favorable reception Of the American Minister
at Shanghai.
The steam frgate Mississippi at Shanghai the Pow
hatan at the Gulf Of Pecheu and the sloopofwar Ger
mantown at Japan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-30

Arrest or . Fugitive Slave mt Columbus.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 20, 1862
John Tyler, fugitive slave, who escaped from Camp
bell county Va, in 1884, arrested here yesterday
and brought before Commissioner Newba who remanded
him to his owners. He was then taken to Covington.
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.1hc Grrmnn ADVERTISER,

B HAssEL, Editor and Pr"P'.etI,' -
Is pubIi~hed very d y, SUNDAY - - %
s. per Annum payable III mnbIa
Terms for Advertisements ~
OFFICE: BROAD Man 80"
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