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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
The Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE. Saturcay, Aug. o, 1879.
In the let Congressional District, Burnett Dem is
elected.
In the lid Congressional, District Peyton DEM is
elected.
In the lid Congressional District, Brstow Opp.
lie elected.
The Ivth Congressional District is stu in doubt.
In the With Congressional District Chess nan
(Dem.) is elected
10 the With Congressional District, Adams opp
IL elected
In the With Congressional District, Mallory Opp
is elected
In the With Congressional District, Sin ms DEM
is ell, cted
In the IXth Congressional District, Moore opp
is elected.
In TIE Xth Congressional District, Stevenson
DEM is elected
The Legisla ure, on JOINT ballot, have about 80
Democratic me- ority.
The Democratic Governor and tSa'e officers are
elected by probably from z 900 to 1000
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7, 1859.
The official returns Of the IVth Congressional Dis
trict Of this State shoT tie vote.
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ITALY.

In regard to Garbaldis position, it is said that he
was on the 18th summoned to Brescia by General
Dellamarmora, with whom he had long confidential
interview; that he had force Of 1000 men, which
continued TO increase. and that he expressed con-
depce in the King of Sardinia not forsakng the ma
tiopa cause.
A letter from Milan says that Garibald was contem'
plating move from the Alps to the Apennnes, from
Northern to Central ltsly Then there will be
gathering of about so 600 volunteers in the Romsgna
and Garbsldi's corps joined to that Of Mezzocapo
will form an army capable of securing the independ-
.nce Of Central Italy, at least against any Roman or
Neapolitsn force.
1t was rumored that the Duke Of Modena proposed
to arm 600 Austrian troops to enable him to enter
his States; also that division of the French army
will enter Parma and Tuscany, and another corps the
Roman Legation for the purpose simply OF preserv-
irg order. and allosing q free expression OF public
opinions
The Municipality Of Florenceh had formslly expressed
desire for annexation to an Italian Kingdom under
Victor Emanuel or that Tuscany should be governed
by a Prince of the House of Savoy, in case anne1a
ton should be impossible. The Tuscan Government
had sent Professor Malencel on a special mission to
Turin and Paris.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Lords Oh the 18th, Lord Lyndhurst
after defending himself Of the charges made against
him by Mr. Bright, on account Of toe warning voice
he had raised asked if the Admiralty was aware that
the French were aiming their fleet with riied
cannon u
Tne Duke of Somerset said he believed rihed can.
nous are being prepared for the French heet, and
ttat although England had an improved cannon IN
course of manufacture would not be ready for some
time 10 come.
IN the House of Commons Mr.. Adderly advocated
i'll proved dcienses for the Colonies by means OF In
creased local forces.
M Sidney Herbert sad the Government had or
dered al inquiry on the subject.
Sir Delaney Evans moved resolution, that 10 view
of the relations between the great military Powers OF
the Continent, commission be appointed to inquire
into the national defenses of England, and report
what improvement may be msde therein.
Mr. Sionty Herbert said the Government would as
ST. to the substance Of the resolution but not 10 the
motion itself The Government were about to spPonta
committee, the names of which wonli be guaranty
for the earnesness Of ITS erdeavors to place tue great
srseuas of the country in state TO resist all ATTACKS.
Ii would be too extensive an inquiry FOR commission
H. consider what force necessary for the defense
Of the country. They would only inquire what perna'
neut foifes,ions requisite FOR the defense of the
dockys and arseuals.
Sir DE Lscy EvaLss resolution WAS nesatived.
The mr., eeeoings Of both Houses the 10Th were
uuimportsnt
fire a, Liverpool on the 10Th destroyed the eS'
,.,.;vs North Store -four and rice Mills four lives
ws,e lost, and many persons injured. Loss, f5O,OOO
70 s6O.OOO. including large quantity OF gram
A fire occurred ON the came dsy IN the orancy
,.n,,s of The London docks; the damage was very
considerable and several lives were reported 70 nave
been lost. .
, den,,.,;on from the British and Foreign Anti
Slavery Society, headed by Lord bfougU""' n'I 81
interview with the Duke of Nescas''e 10 reeafu 70
Ccole emigration to the Wet Indies lney urged
the appointment Of Committee OF Inquiry Out inc
Duke said that the time would not pern TINS SESSION.
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ROME.

The Pontifcal Government had issued circular 70
its Repre- eptatives abroad complaining that the re-
fussl Of the dictatorship Of the Roman Legations by
the King of SARDINIA completely illusoryi the
nomination of the Marquis dAzeglio is complained Of
as fragrant violation Of lite neutrality other acts of
usurpation against the l-gt mate authority Of the
Pope are quoted and the Circular says they provoked
in tie Holy Father much Indignation st seeing that
such enormi;ies proceeded from the Government OF
Catholic King, who mad accepted the advice Of his
susust ely to refuse the dictatorship offered him.
His Holiness DEGREES this protest TO be communicated
to all the European Powers, and trust. they will CO.
orerse in vindcsting his rights, for which purpose
he invoked their assistance and protection.
Baron Hubner formerly Austrian Embaisaior at
Pans had arrived at Rome to replace Count Col
dorado a. Austrian ambassador there.
Great numbers Of addresses were being signed in
the Romagna against the return Of the clerical gov
errmert ard in favor Of union with SARDINIA. The
comfy had resolved upon keeping up public order and
Of repulsng every attack by the Swiss troops in the
country Of the Pope Also that regular voting should
take place in expressing the wishes OF the country
Letters from Rome assert that the principle Of an
Italian Confederation had been accepted by the Pope.
majority OF the Cardinals, in conference, voted in
favor Of the Pope accepting the Presidency
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The French Embassador hsi 40 extraordinary gu.
dierce Of the Pope oftwo hour duration
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL Co1Tos MARKIr.-Thr sales in the
Lerpl Cotton uNtet for the three days footed % 40
ha' including So b.~s for e1or tie market closing 't,'J
ara nm si previous quo,aors 10 ca~es hov-v-r
sdvsn.. a to hsd b.n obtained The quotation f' SeWor
,esLs hiddins Wa I'D.
STATE or TRADE The stvices from Manchester
corinu. favorable The marie, 6rm AID active for Ysrus
WHICH leo advanced sgi ".
LiyTRPooL BREADsrrFFs MhRETr. - Msssrs.
RebAot sp-bce Co report favorable ~-s,h-r for the
irE Fuf dull but holders dem arains advance
quotations. which 10 d?. Whist had advanced la
ID ard 7eGs sd for RED and sGs 50 for White West
Con- dDu at -..i- bat 10, qao;sby lover prices
Mixed and Yellow. s. IOd5 S; White. y d7is
LIVERPOOL PR0yIsIOs MaRgE1.-Beef was heavy
nina quotations Poik so heavy. Bscor doll Lard
quiet los - god refining onsree Q: - as Tsao~
s,eseier; Bu,he nouinsly - sass.
LytRPOoL PkoBUCk MARKET -Roeln steady al
3ta3s for nmou. Spirits Turpec@ns hsi declined
.iet'!y cosed a. 81 sass Ashes quiet Pots n
81 sugar soy. Coffee 9uie.
LosDos M.REEIs In the Londor market, WHEAT
bad sdysro-d a.. SUGAR firm CoFFEe frm TEA vss in
5000 cersDo, apo Confou was ..llirsH RcE hrm IT
siEbt sdvsboe on Carolina TsLLow. So oG1l 49, LlSsEZp
OIL q S0sl. SPIRITS 1pEPESTisE steady and selling
So esq. Wool 10 hrm, with brisk sales
LosDos MoSEY MAREEI.-rhe London Money
market ACTIVE but unohar gid price American Securities
were Gull COn,o oscd Tuesday 81 IS FOR money and
$685. tor he .ccoun'.
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From California, Oregon, British
Columbia and Otah.
Iby the Overland Mall. |


ST. Louis, Aug. 7, 1859.
The Overland Mail of the 18th ult. reached this city
last night
A FIRE at Crescent City California, on the 9th,
caused a loss Of $50, co.,
New gold and silver mines had been discovered in
the Wasbo Vsey, which promise to pay WELL
There had been three arrivals from Victoria within
a week bringing upward Of $3.50 900 IN gold and 3OO
passengers. TIE latest dates to the l2th. Fra
ser River had fallen sufficiently to permit the re'ump'
ton of mining on the bars. The Victoria Gazette
says the yield of the mines within year has been
three millions.
The ship Eupbrates had arrived from London. as
had the United States steamer Shubrick from Es
quimaut
An arrival from Oregon on the morning of the de-
parture Of the Mail brought advices indicating the
election Of Logan, Republican, to Congress by ~ to
30 majority.
Salt Like adyices are to the 18th ult. man
nance Brewer had been arrested az Camp Floyd, for
having in his possession $50 coo 10 counterfeit Gov
eminent checks on the Sub Treasury Of st. Louis,
most Of which were ready for issue, excepting the
signature. Col. Crossnan, an en-, raver, had al-o
been arrested in Sa Lake City, in whose shop we're
found sll the implements and materials used in pre-
pairing the checks, together with large bundles OF
untitled checks.
Horace Greeley had arrived at Salt Lake City.
The Indians were committing depredstioos in Hum
boldt County and the Mormons were implicated.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

TIE Lon don Daily Nurs city artice) rays:
"The funds opened on Tuesday with increased trm-
at fre-b advance Of /. The article IN tho NOM
teur taking exception 10 the mi aEy ana naval eApeIu
ituIes Of Ii gland then became known, atd ial oil
occurred in Cor-o From this there was no recovery,
ard the closing quot 4ons all eighth below Aon'
DAY. In all Ii. other markets a tendency to nm
proveuent was shown IN the morning. , roi-
LIVED by dulrees IN the afternoon. Inc
demand for money continues steady, and the
leading di.coupt houses are less inclined to take
be st bills below 2. per cent, Que hundred and ninety
FIVE thousand pounds IN gold has been withheld from
the bark slnce the last return.
The London TINES city arioel says, after various
minor fluctuations COnsOls closed al decline OF J..
The article in the Mon'rur exercised depressing
eject The cOltnusLce Of the Sigh! drain oil god
nom the Bank which la. ret H. was likewise against
the market. Money IL good supply, and the de-
maDd Tor silser rather tlack-ned.
The report of France beng ready to dissrm had
limited influence, the belief beng tat the army would
Lot tolerate sucD etc Cd an extensive scaie'
A Paris telegram dated Tuesdsy evening, to the
London Post says SARDINIA has banned as her Plenl-
poteptiary at Zurich, N des Ambrois, very enlght-
ered man 1t is expected that he will visit Pans be-
fore proceeding to his destination. Austria, however
refuses any Sandman representative but VIII
leave it open to Sardinia scceed to the treaty after
it shall have been concluded between Austria and
France.
Inc td1nS dutuOIitJ royS tp"b ''iO p'""N '''>N ~
Tuscany has expressed a willingness to a'dic,ts IN
favor Of his son. who promises constitution, but the
Tuscaps object altogether to the dynasty.
The London Herald bas the best authority for
stating that the Grand Duke Constantine Of Russia
will soon visit England.
The official accounts Of the London dock yard hire
show that only about fifty casks Of brandy were de-
stroyed; many persons were Frustrated BY the heat
but no lives were lost.
The London Times says that another French loan
will be wanted before org The same journal replies
to the Monuenrs article the armauenS Of the two
couhtrie. and ssys it is in many respects deceptive.
The T,nts strongly urges the immediate arming OF
the navy with Armstrong guns, and increased e1pe'
dton in the manufacture of guns by private contract
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday.-The steamship North
American from Quebec arrived at o'clock this
morning.
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From Boston.

BNNTON, August z, IoS''
The W .shng.on Grsys, Of New York, Capt. Lean
der Buck arrived here ast evening" from an excursion
TO Buffalo, Niagara ais aud Montreal, and sul leave
for home by the NOR ing tain 10 morrow. The Ihion
Guards of East Boston and City Guards OF Ro1outy
are extending military and social courtes'es TO Tue
6;rays Who express themselves greatly pleased win
the excursion.
Harrison T. Wheeler and Geo. W. Marshall We're
arrested last night Chelsea aud several hundred dol
lar, worth Of goods recovered which they bal pur
chased from numerous tradesmen With forged checks.
The lanes of Allen, Neale Co. were forged on most
Of the checks.
street last pight, destroyed about $4,000 worth OF
pmber; insured.
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PERSONAL.

The Erening Post announces on the authority q
private letter which arrived by the Persia, from an
intimate personal friend Of the novelist, that Mr..
Charles Dickens will visit this country during che o.
suing Autumn, and give the readings from bis O9n
works that have been successful in England
Gov Chase of Ohio is at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
itan Hotel.
According to one Of the Sunday papers published
in this city the value of the jewels presented By
S. nor Oviedo, the Cuban, whose approaching mar
rsge has caused great excitement in all fashionable
circles is only $4,000 instead Of $500 $780, as was at
fret reported.
-TAe Indianapolis Journal says The poor-hOuse Of
Monroe county, this State had for of its inmates
number of years a sister of Robert Fulton, tho
originator Of the steamboat. She was living several
years ago, but cannot say whether or not she 70
alive at present. 1t thus frequently happens that
the greatest beneactors Of the haman race, with their
immediate friends have suffered for the want Of
pecunaiy means. Fulton himself, we believe, died
poor man. His sister in Monroe county was Soma
years bis senior.
The Hon. Elisba Litchfeld died at Cazenovia,
Madison County the ith inst 10 the 18th year Of hin
sge. Mr.. L. lived in Onondags from 1910 TO l8a8.
In 1890 he was cent to Congress, and was Member
of the Assembly in 1884, 1892 1888 and 1884, serving
as Speaker through the latter session. He wS
very estmsbe man, in every relation Of life and he
leaves behind him an unsullled reputation.
Great excitement prevails among the citizens Of
Napoleon, Arksnsas, consequent upon the murder Of
Mr. Harding a well knows citizen and prominent
lawyer of that place. The deed is supposed to have
been done for money, as Mr.. Harding had collected
some CO., the greater part Of which in his pos
session at the time Of the murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

The LOWER QuARAsTIsE.-Ab0ut three miles
south of Segunes Point, in four and half fahoms Of
water the Floa'Dg Hospital Nightingale Is at anchor.
This vessel was formerly the steamship Falcon and
IS been altered for her present use. she is covered
or housed her entire length, and thoroughly ven
tilated in every part. The upper or spar deck, 10
divided into sick ward, nurses rooms, dining hall,
kitchen, spotbecary's shop washing and bathing
rooms and contains all desirable copveniences. On
the lower deck fifty patients can be accommodated
and in case Of need much larger number can b
taken care OF. The vessel is found in every respect
10 the most complete manner. There are at present
but patients board two Of which oil be dis
charged Oh Tuesday. If we may judge from Observe
Ii D. they require food more than medicine, aod tho
in which they speak Of DIR. Harris, the phyn-
c,n in charge should be very gratifying to that gen.
tleman.
Or the bouse.top il uninterrupted promenade 20
feet in length for which, with the clear
brscpg err Of the Bay, must certainly DO Of great
beneft 10 them There are ba. eight vessels At this
station at present. viz:
The sLp Milan from Havsns-sn on board VIII d are
well, Be- Is Mountain Eagle from Ma Lone Star and Han
Al sscr m Hsv.os brig Issbla Beurmsnn from Portsu-
Pru.he Of al which well rte spsnish brig Pops
Js~y) Havana which bring IN ballast very clssn and hsr
ew ii sparsds sccinae 10 lever VIII come 10 the city
The barb James NJ ThuBop, from MatAuzA for Falmouth,
yrcI.pd tie pssssfe snd mas had Eve placed
Ia ,b~ Hospital all Of dong well peoesby
.s hs for her original destination, after shippns Hsw
Nh. rhopsr Bou.ss Sierra Leone has b..
bosrd, the r,', having died, sxcsp. The captain
The steam revenue cutter Harriet Lane. Capt.
FsuDce s at this station for the purpose Of examin-
ing the manests and calling the crewlsts OF vessels
arriving, and for protecting the revenue geserally.
Capt Bennett s tie Inspector detailed to accompany
her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
SARDINIA.

lie Nord says that one Of the first acts OF the new
Ministry will be to put an end to the present dict
ship, to convoke the Chambe's and present an elect
oral bill applicable to Lombardy; dissolution Will
afterward take place In order to effect IN the new
Chambers the complete fusion of Piedmont and Lom-
hardy, the King will preside, and the Parliament Will
sit alternate years at Turin and Milan
Turin journals say that the Sandman army, reen.
forced by recruitments in LOmbardy, is to be raised
to l00, 900 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08
A General Disarmament.
ENGLAND TO TAKE PART III TIE CONGRESS.
Warlike Debate in the House Of Commons.
WalewskiS Plan for an Italian Confederation
CONTINUED AGITATION In ITALY.
GARlBAlDl A NUCLEUS OF REVOLUTION.
FATHER Polsr, Aug. 7, 1859.

FATHER Poisr, Aug 7, 1859.
The steamship Nova Scotisn, from Liverpool at
O'Clock on the morning of the 9th ult, has passed
this poirt or her way TO Quebec.
The steamship Fulton was to leave Southampton On
the same cay for New-York.
The steam fIigete General Admiral from New
York via CheIbourg reached Cronstadt on the 18TH.
The steamship Hannonis left Southampton for
New-YoIk On the 2oth.
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From Mexico.

NEw.ORLKANs, Saturday Aug o, Io19'
The Habans brings advices fIom Minatitlan OF the
cd inst -.
Mrsmon had decreed heavy tax upon every citi-
,en Of Mexico who avows himself 10 favor Of the
priests.
No other news of importance.
THE sense of another depac is mostly opposite to
the above. 1t says tbat Miramon is favorins the
priests and has levied heavy tax upon all cia1ens'
We have no means of judging which is correct. RePl'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-08

In the IXth Congressional District, Atkns, Demo
cfat, is reported elected.
NASHVILLE, Aug 7, 1859.
NJ. Harris. Democrat, il elected Governor oy ma
lority Of about 5000.
The Opposinop have elected their ngressmen 10
the I'D, lid. WITH, Vth and With bistrcts and
probably in the lst and the Democratic candidates
are cbosen in the With, With and Xth. The IXth
District is still doubtful.
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The North BritOn Outward Bound

MONTREAL Satut1ay, aug y IoV''
TIE North BIiton sailed from Quebec 100 LSerpo s9
nj 9: 40 this morning. She takes ont 81 eaoi1 anu
e.eeIage passengers. Wind west "eauoi '''''
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The Excursion Of the Washington
lsraNS
RoUsE's PoiNT,

RorsE's POM, saturday, Aug. ., Io1'.
The Washirs ton GIays leave Bostoo for Nes-i ork
90 the O'Clock traiu Monday, arriving at Twenty
seventh street at 4:iO p. m.
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,er news of importance.
Arriyal of the California Mail.

NEN.OKLkAHS, SATURDAY, aug U, ioN'''
The HabsDa has arrived up to the city, with the
California mails of the goth ult. The papers contain
no further general news Of importance The money
market at San Francisco was tight Flour quoted
at 50.
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of the Overland Mail AT
Jefferson city.

ST Louis, Ssfufoay aug %, IoJ'.
The Overload Mal hoe reach ed Jt ffersou City, with
esb1orris soyices Of the 18th ut. Incomplete returns
OF the Congressional election in Oregon indicates the
success, by small majority, OF Stout the Deu'ocra'c
candidate.
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The Ncw.York Yacht Squadron.

NEW.LONDON, aug. 7, IoJ'.
The New.York Yacht Squadron arrived in TINS
harbor at clock this evening and anchored of the
Peuuot House.
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neseruc1iyp Fire.

ToksNTo, {. W., Saturday, Aug O. ioOy.
Two Touring mills eere ouiped IN TINS vih1ge Iss'
,st, ,ogetber with the Niagara snd Tnorold Hotel,
even dw cling bouseA, seversl stables, Nc the totai
La, ia about 40 900 The mills partially insured
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A Man Shot Dead.

NIAGARA FALLS Saturday, Aug. ., 1919.
Las. night, in this village, German named ll.pIy
Hammer shot an Irisem,n by the name OF bai'e''
Byiop, kiln bin instantly.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE NOVA scoTIAN AT FATHER POINT.
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7uE RELATIONS OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
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LAWRENCE, n. IL, aug IL iO"''
The Constitution is before the people. The
Democratic members of the Convention still refuse
TO sign it, and will rot. They cannot we'll do so
now. So this Constitution will only have Repub-
can signatures. The Democracy OF Kansas are
trying to make capital against it. Pillars 10 the
church Democratic cay, as they go about: Oh,
the Convention broke up in row, l under
4" stand" Now, if the Convention did not break
I'D in row, it was no fault Of the Democracy. 1t
i. dubious question Of policy, this war on the
Constitution, even among the Democrats. / learn
that in their csucuses, just prisr to tho ADJOURN
ment, that they were very much divided upon it,
ard the policy Of Withholding signatures prevailed
by very small vote. Gov. Medary it IL stated,
eavored " induce them 10 sign 1t. Ia the mean.
time that party have not yet positively determined
the course they will take. The actiJG OF tue Dem
ocrstc Delegate. does not leave them very much OF
On al,erpative-that s unless they repudiate them.
Ibese men are cruising about, ~ SEQ what Kind OF
hostility can be aroused against the Constitution.
find that they have been even at Lawrence, 70 try
ard grouse hostility on account OF the Temporary
location fthe capital at TOpeka. They take ground
against il everywhere secretly and are feeling their
way to the extent Of the opposing vote inst can be
obtained. ! presume their policy Is to ascertain 1t
there is any chaDce to have 1t voted down before
they take ground against 1t.
A new Constitution 10 o tickish thing No mat
ter What it is, it will dispease persons Of all parties
Thus with one party-eyen . small one-sgaInstt,