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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
ITALY.

TIE Deruts,ore lIcu the National Assemble. Of
PSlma and Mcdtna, the subject OF the anne exa'ion
Of iEo,e DGchits 10 sardinia, had arrived az IGrin,
md were received by kIug Victor Enlanuei on the
18th irst The following il = telegrsphic summary OF
the kirgs reply the Dspu atlou- ie first EXPIRES
SEQ thanks 70 people OF Iodena aud Farm. iof tie
,rsinity Of tlelf votes for the Annexation OF their
p,oyiaces 20 Piedmont by which they have confirmed
te wishes expressed by tnem eleven years ago TO the
kinc bie father His Msiesty continued:
IL agree NTH the desires ycu have the mission 10
communicate TO me. They esh manifestations OF
the lsiin TO ave the country from the disastrous con-
e,quenc.s Of foreign rule, aud to erect bsrtler
which would insure 10 our oouhtryen the possession
al Italy TO the ila.lans. The depu.at WI un ier.
s'auS Ia what msnrer the KiIg u.ust proceed to~ad
the nccCmplishu ent Of the wishes Of the Assemblies.
Armed with the ris hts which have acquired. will
support yonr cau:e before the great Poters, aud
esiecialy before the French EoperOr, who, while
esG,g the victorious legicns Of frauce, ~as tyhtng
foi the Independence cf itsy. Europe has recogoizeh
tie rs HI, c other ra'ioDs ~ prcvce fc their secanty
by constituting IA Government csPaoe OF eelenons
tier hbCI ties aod Their irde pendeIce; .he s neither
te ,ess lust ltss generous toward the ltaian prov
uces Tre votes which your Assemblies hsve re.
coded. and the volunteers who have fought
uLcer lie rsg Of PiecmoLt during the Days Of the
lee. strus ge have proved ths' hrmness true yuue
with he people Of Modena and Parma.
Toe speeCh OF his Majesty concluded thus:
'1teleiore ] Ieed rot say 10 you, perseveie. l
vii orly coreIsuste y0u upon The orier aud mcdera
i'cu oi ~bich you given such brllant examples,
il order Prove Europe tba. the Italians kSOs hoS
70 govern themselves ard aye Woity 10 De clLefs Oh
q fToe sion.
Tie DeIu,aiions bed me. with most enthusiastic
zee, yion from tie citizens # Turip.
1he National Assembly OF Parma had unanimously
vcttd tie colinl al ot ) gLor Fa,lni Dictator.
The Assembly further received 10 take iatO cons .iers'
ton arroyossl TO authorize he Dctsor 10 contrac.
Ian 4, aucuul OF ~Lich rsrsius To be fixed.
JAe ls,ett rrcm 'S, leaves ltt!e doub. Of the
JeitTr 9a'icn # the lsiars 10 ,ey .heG selvss.
GUiJahi va, Iepsrng general ootceltra'iou of
lr,cPs cn aty given Po.at. Gen. Fanii, Counaodef;
II bisf Of the troops OF TIE isiaA LSasue hai IA19
H.. t.er0usrtsrs a. Bv gn4; tie soldiers dsSaa: led
J., y:c,oI Emanuel were iocEing around biln.
'Ie.is from RoHs sats ihA' tae health OF tee Pope
vas allfos, eItrel! rtstcrec. n.
III V,,ppa oo.s,s.OpdeUt Of TIE LoHdoE 1tpts
H.. ,tat. OF s,ess in N,net.s woald very coon be
atoI,lCd. .D, -, ,,;r,,b.,, :,
Nayes aId reforms ale 10 oe sAPs a
90 r. l,,u 81. s'ly sPosen ct. lie sIss' IN
.r,,s srd o;i.rs Ia Neueis ts1 sgtei a. aaurs-st
ibe Lre.rtr oi Aus.is, pIs!ir6 h'h y ''Ae 'N 'H'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
FRANCE.

Tie Paris correspondent Of The London Gfooe re-
lives the ruuor that the Empress Eugene encsnfe,
and sl.o gives currency 70 report that the rLceSs
CIo,ce Is in similar interesting situation.
Tie Lond0R I,nes Paris correspondent says II was
ststed that 70 600 French troops had beer ordered 10
bp bed in readiness to depart for Chino. Gen. Wimp-
fen vas taned of for the commsId
RLnors continued TO CiJcusie III Pans OF aten1enoy
to an agreement between England aId France on the
subject Of European Congress for the settlement o.
Us'v They were, however regarded ss doubtful
Tie King of the Begians WIS a. Biariiiz with the
Emperor. ., o,:..,.
10 tie Prefects throughout FraIce, statog that Is
no, the irt.rtion Of the Government 10 modify the
laws n the press ami requesting them to continue To
control the latitude alo 6ed to the provincial news
The Monits,r publishes an address TO the Emperor,
siy,ed by above 10 000 BeIgsmaschi. Tie addre Sc
expresses hope that the conditions o peace wnch
nj! Majesty is about TO dictate will be calculated t.
alleviate ihe suierirgs which appear to threaten the
future Of Veutts The address is silent respecting tne
return Of the AIohdukes.
TIE Paris pspeIs, almost without an exception, eI'
mess satisfaction at the announcement oil au Aoso-
French expedition az iIs. China; ard several OF tGen
ADD hope thst the uuon Of the two fsgs egsln
cc mn ON enemy will strengthen the aiatce between
the two courles and dispel recent IuuorS OF rap'
.uie. n.-- IL "A
The Boune bad been frner, aud Renles had al
val ced TO tS9j 81 which they closed on The lo-I lis.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

1t is officially announced that the Great Eastern vii
leave Portland, Weymouth, on her tna-tnp, on the
9Th OF October instead OF the lIth September, ana
finally sail from Holytead for Portland, Name, on the
10Th Of October, instead Of the 18th September. Ins
deay Of three weeks i. the time Ia which Mr. Scott
Russel contracts TO repair the dsmsge occasoned by
the explosion and to put the vessel III the same con-
dition that she was when she sailed from the Thames
Tls contract however, does not include any repairs
which the boilers may be found to require, aud
although they apparently sustained no damage, an
rve stgaOn said to have shown that the Internal
stsys Of the boiler most directly exposed TO the shock
have either been displaced greatly weakened so that
the boiler ,nno: be safely used in the present state.
The decease of Mr.. Brunei, the eminent engineer,
occurred at his residence In London the l5.h inst,
at the compsrs'ivey early age OF "a years. HE lass
important work was the Great Eastern. On the 9Th
he carried from The Great Eastern to his residence
in very dangerous ana alarming condition, having
been seized with paralysis induced it was believed,
by over mental anxiety. In spite Of the most skifal
medical attention, he continued to SINK and expired at
I0J O'Clock on Thursday night
Tie Daily ktps states tnat the Governmsnt have
decided on dispsicbiDg several additional steam.
frigaes ard corvetes Together with q sufficient NUN
ber Of sailing fIigstet, to augment the sqdhdIon IN
Chira. II is also expected that force OF ,ooo a.
dtonai marines will be dispatched to China. Tue
psIeis cal ON the Government 10 send troops from
1rois TO China rather than from England.
The Red Sea and India Telegraph Company have
a,J Ouuced the arrangements under which they WI De
prepared on and ser the lat Of October to transmit
mefsages for the public between Alexandria and Adsn
Nessae es for Australia ard Coita ~i be forwarded
by post from Alden. There is every probability that
a direct communication with Alexandra will bs es
tablished through CoDstsptiIope in the course OF
few weeks. The from India will then reach
L1rdon il ten or eleven days. Tne cable for the
kurracbee section In course of shipment at BIkep-
heao. will be laid by the end of the year.
Tie British Association for the Advancement OF
Sc epce had conmeD ,ed its annual session at Aber-
IN III der the Presidency of Prince Albert.
Lorest-LoNDON, Saturday, Sept. H.-Ihe Ddhy
N,trs Of this morning announces that Gcvernment
have reeoved TO send at once military force to China,
and TO send it from lnois.
hesced soldiers in the vicinity Of Calcutta, waiting
pssssge home and the obec should be TO divert them
ir III The west 20 the east. Assuming, however, their
reepesgement imprscticable there is still in lnfis
force large enough to overcome even the mighty
Chinese Empire.
Corlctrg accounts published as to the state OF
e ndop builders strike but it is evident that great
numbers of men a. 9 resUuDg work under the - nom
society" terms proposed by the masters
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

DrMocRATIc MASS MEETISG.-The Democracy OF
Hudson Comfy held msss mseog lsss nignl, a. Me.
trcpolitan Hall in jersey City. Tne house was vel
fled there being many presen, from al pAs ol me
county as well as fro various portious o' the S,.ie
ard sso from the City of New York Tue meet!hg
was called TO cIder by Senator e.. V. CbCk kener, wnJ
nouii ee1 Edwin Stevens CnArmsn. Hr stevens No.
being present. Pos,mssr NJ Chambers acted as Chaifm'a
Twelve Vice Presidents were elected sud Mrssr p T. sni',
Wm. Jehf ard W T. Wo,diuf were spp'Utsd sscre'su-s
Letters received fl m the Hon. HruTy wise, L D.
Hart Peter Nroorn, Jane. w. Wall aud Others
series Of iiCus offered au1 a1cpie1 u "Ah htY
rtarm the pino'pls. declared the Democr SIT C)oSs
lion at Trenton OF the "a Of lst they h'e itun'd
t.na,rr the thanks OF Hudson Coaniy i'T
standard bearer taA' IN"
policy tn. D. motatc ia ever has been -
the Interests manufacture eN
cbsncs arts and stimulate ard protect incu pir
make education uuiversN thai the Constitution r..
eospzes difference between the fs ~ naive
or aaoped citizens and that tae duty Of toe American "
ernmet TO extend equal protection 10 al cr@cs "Ates
Istive or foreign boru.
TIE Hon joel Parker OF Monmouth County i'; itro-
duced sp he eu 9Th rpou the principles - the py
end upon respective merits Of the Two saudcs Cen
Wiigh, here into the meeting end ~s' received vita
great plaufe-
The arrival Of delegations f.o various ps % IA. usy
r,owfed the hall such that became 20
saure meeting outside. Tie Hon CkAIr "a o1 Of Ifsl
fo wa. introduced ard spoke principally The adus
tia ipteres's Of the country
Gen ER v. Wright WAS loudly called fr snd 'p he f'r
..,ins was also aSd.sed by Gen Wsbrds, Of N,s
w C,l G.1rei Cannon. Geo Gsnbt,sht Wa fA't-Ts'n
Judg. merton. Dsvl Nau a Trertcu, nuc eth.,f
III. cu,door uestiur addressed hy the Hon ~ NJ
tor JOIN c Van Loon the Hon. Daniel ho'AEn, nanny Wy
Hall AID Josephgs Shsnn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
POLYTECHNIC ASSOCIATION

The Poytechnic As ocistion Of the Amer IN Issu,s
met a, the Cooper lustate at evening The Preeifens
Prof Mason, inside come remarks by way of fot'odin.e
the sutject Of the eveIirg-that of Steam Flows M.
Garyey read paper in which he examined the vroas
systems OF steam plowirg aud proposed to do away
with them all together, by an elaborate eyscem oi
tubirg on farms. Prof. Tlghman described tie new
iuveu,on of Fswkes. 10 the absence OF Nj. Fa.kes,
the Chsiiuan proposed tho question, why DO ve
pow at al ?" Prof. Mspes explained the necessity Of
blowing lie sad it vas ueceseAyto secure the die
n,esrsion Of The soil. Mr.. Fswkes, having arrived,
n aie some explanation II his new plo~. Es sail
ths. i,s cost wss about i0. Il would cost no IS
dsy 10 use it, ardit would pow - acres day A fara
could be powed nine inches deep for 6i cents an sore
lie thought thai 81 an acre world make an esoeteus
business Iu own weight was sufficient 70 keep the
plow in contsc, With the soil. lie thought the mo-
nepum, aside ffom the weight, TO be abolt 10 to.f
The plow was feet vide, and the roller beanug the
weight, & feet long. The roller had bulge OF u
inches aud il weighed Is tors.
Prof Mapes said thst Mr. Fawkess plov nd al
that be claimed for it, simply dra~ing any certa,s
number of plows by steam engine. nv. =.
used the W. oden roller account OF the friction pro-
cured thereby. ,,
Mr.. Mspes had no doubt whatever Of the usefulness
of the am pow but be did not think the mole bosrd
pcw would get ont OF very soon, at least nor many
purposes. A. HI, e
Il)ws, the neetii x a y Jurneo.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

Nm. WIsLs BALLooS Mr.. Wise's balloon ia
Ham,Itn Park was 90 badly Injured by bis attempt
to keep the gas in ber during tho gale Of Wednesday
night at sbe wss rendered unsefyiceable. a cot
sieesbls number Of people vent up 70 the Park yes
terday in spite Of the threatening weather 10 soc sna
to 20 up In he balloon. Why they were dsappottsd
bis card below explains;
t. a< Eaf0, Of 1A< N r. Tribsas
Sir; The very high wind lat light irjdiad The bal
loor jupiter 70 such extent that II has bean imDos
able 10 uske use Of ber today. She vas well oal.
lasted doup wbeI placed ter IL charge Of the ~sch
nan .veIr 2, bat during the night 80 great
was The force the wind that she moved the sd bsg,
which we're attached % the netting 100 pJuads
uei.i-so tba. they did rot draw evenly Tho result
pas at the IetilDg torn lear the top, allowing
considerable potion Of tie globe 20 protrade from il.
A hcle also made n the globe itsef through which
the gss was slowly etcsplng Thv morning had the
bso, taken iLto Of the large halls the Third
svesue Railroad Depot kindly placed 81 my sefvicc
by Mr.. Daring, the President Of the Company, sn1
the dsy has been rpebt in thoroughly repairing the
damage. On Saturday hope 70 cc,nmsnce inn.aog
her at O'Clock in the morning. IL tns SIad not TOO
sirorg will mske ascensions s'tached 70 rops uss1
4p.m. A. that hour | will make oie>r s.cs0sios,
taking two pssstDRer. - ,s.
G~sse Asu~, Sept -, i>'' SnA T. "IsA'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
markeis.

ss,,.s.' ,... ssP bis cr s,t1. spss
roa,in stSa IS Is for al grades Of Cansdsn sf6.! BY
Tor eas Michigan, Indiana end Oho and "a % ~ i1 dou
Die eIr.a WHEIT op.Ded at an advance i 1 & lJi Spite od
ard Spring In part 70 arrive 5000 bush No do IN ato.
lots arrive at Csc le@o bush ao ID swo ,o.
T. arrive, yOc 5000 bush Canada Cub at tc h'd abd
White Writer quiet Com quiet ses 2.D 9a.n ioedo a.
lOOO bush Western arrive private terms Otnr ains
quiet, WaIsKY nominal LAKE IMPORTS today 600 bels
PORTS bbls Flour AZ 600 bush Wheat 600 bush Oats
Oswreo Sept 29-s nFLoUR advanced f'c on ODD aud
choice City brands Canadian finn but wi.gu ohA9se sales
small principally TO tbe home and terror trade WhEAr-
Stock isbt the receipts from the Upper Lskes c9Gtnee
moderse for the milling SsmsnS sas ~ C.n b on n
vste CORN wanted and would sell at about so IN
market BAILEY fmsr bu: les. setye sN' Z9 ~ ou, Ian
yery scaIcs quotations nominal CANAL fRfIGhTs raoy a.
25c r,our Wheat and Ole on Corn to New o. apd
Tco1 S ae su.h sS WSs $50 bush Barley bh Re
80 bush Pes CAs.L ExrosTs-l1i3 bbs Flour q 900 bush
f,m Geo sn.s spins at sasoo Coss qs-
dull and To- lower RscflrTs today 500 Dbl. solI
bush Wheat 1870 bush Corn 500 bush Oas @ C
goo ss. Flour %O ys pun cen. pSmia O
TosoNTo. Sept 9-FLouR tending upward N'sAt - s1o
tive White Winter 81 oa 81 o receP; Of the ~is 49,
bush BARLEY steady at e'9'|o receipts o ''' "''"
HHwosis.ss Sept % a-Corros-The sale, todsy were
IScHsSGr on EewYoIi 60 days. idii cent discount and
R"y,nos, Sept 20 FLOUR quie, and unchan.sd WHEAT
active and buoyeut sa. of ~ geo bush s VI a ~ 80 Jl
White. CoRs 6n Sds5o for White sod Ysllo" .sma
to of ne rup White sold al soc Provisions hr "h'hf
pm ,bsLpHIA Sept 2e-FLouR firm a, 45d Sc 81 WHEAv
@l@ CoRs active; Yellow, S6Q87c' OATS advanced IT,
WHIsKv dull at 2t dHte ,,so ,soAi. =.
1I1lo Tor Mddiue sales OF the week 1850 bAe. TecePsV
n. week $50 bales; stock, l2SoO bales
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

MILITARY.-The 9TH Regiment National GdGd,
under command Of the newly elected Colonel, Asruhd
LsfIerts, parad.d yesterday snd hal felddsy u
East New.York. The members psfaied in faisus
dress, fully armed and equippet-grsy pant, ksap-
sacks, and were supplied sth one days rs.ions Line
wac formed at o'clock & IN on Lafayette plscs sni
therce the regiment marched dosn Dtoaiwsyt 10 the
South Ferry aad took the cars Of the Long Island
Railroad to the place Of destination. Shortly after
reaching the parade ground the were disnissef
fox ten Minutes at the expiration Of which time mus
ter roll was beat Order fortbwth given to fall
ip," wh.r 2j or 80 of the phvstes spd officers came
bury rg from every direction 70 take their places 10
liue but they counted sitbout their bos, a, the
Color el motoned them 20 stand aside. The msn wsrs
drilled in the manual Of arms and other sxercses at
the olose of which Col LefeIts summoned the tAriy
soloiers around him sGd gave them severe lecture
upon Their NOT attention ~ orders. lie told them thG
be bad disuisted the oODmsnd for ten minutes, sad
when be esid ten minutes be meant Il; II be sail sa
hour be meant an hour ard he hoped that hencefotb
they would be more attentive 10 orders. With this
rebuke he ordered them into line. The remainder Of
the day was spent in ield.drl and eyoatoos Of the
lire and at 70cock iD the evening the reg nent re-
tur ed to the city and the dis missed at the
amory, Broadway. There were 1000 or 5000 yiaito"
on Il ie ground.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
GERMANY.

Grea. dissppontu en-. was felt in Germany g. the
reply given hy the Prince RsgeLt Of Prussia to the
pc iions for Federal Reftrm. The movement was,
however. rtesdily progressing.
At FrsIkfort.out5e Main. a meeting Of the
Society Of Friends Of the Federal Constitution had
been he'd, and was aterded by ljO persons The fol-
Low iDg resolution was passed;
"Sir ce the formation Of national party in Ger many
for the purpose Ct promoting the unity and liberal
development Of the great and common fatherland has
become reality, tire undersigned co hereby establish
an Association 10 be located at Frankfort. .oa-the'
Main. The ann of this Society shall be to labor for
the patriotic objects Of the party, with all available
lawful means ard especially to take upon itself
the moral talk Of making the people more and more
coIscious Of the aim And Of the movement whcn
is being promulgated throughout the whole OF our
fatherland.'
A com nnittee Of twelve was charged with the man
agemeLt Of the Association.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
IRELAND AS 1T WAS AND ASIT rs.

The Rev. Thomas EDGAR, one Of the Irish tspata-
ton gave lecture las ev nipg IN the large hs o.se
Coopsr Institute on Ireland as u WAS AMI as u w. Tne
hall was nearly hsf filled; lie commences oy yIo
petition of the oft.reIea'ed fact that the pcpuis-
lion Of Ireland has considerably decreased hs ds
scribtd he cruetes pracced by the authorities uRec
the poor peasautry, when their houses were puiee
dowt over their heads aud they we're sent forth rsIens
les,ly into the street. The retrbutiou came N tho
shoot rg Of aglstaes, which WAS done by wholesale
This became much of habit that eeveIM murue"
were comu ited by men IN orcer 70 swear tne ihurus
upcr another and get the thousand pounds reward,
which was of. red for ths conviction OF those who ~
tempted to murder megisiru'ss. The famine had ~
uses /, sent foth multitude OF strong ns1es 20 INV
country, who IN seven years sent BACK $9',S""o 70
brrp over their relatives. Ireland relieved by the
fsmne rose to rsm,lk able prosperity. la 1910 and
1919 on, third of all the population Of Ireland we're IN
tie work houses. Nov there were but Do wv. In nioS,
rs men were harsedln Ireland 10 1877 tuers se'o
bot four en- hsugtd. There were three times asmsny
Eue ishmen hanged to the million now ~ Insbmsn.
gr culture bad received an enormous impetus. MIL
ions of mad bsen reclaimed. In 1881 tne cs ae
of Ireland were valued at 500 600 than they
were three years before. In 1857 Irish capital hal ID
creased 600 GOO what 1t waAin lS34 10 1881.
tie was go uies Of railway. In 1879 there wore
9l millions Of letters tsO yesrs ago there we're III
millions In 1900 Ireland had % newspapers; in 1873,
liO In 1919 there in ~ towns not single book
seller The Rev. Mr.. Edgar spoke Of the beneficial
working of tie Eucun bered Estates Act. Uuder THE
act oLetwelfth Of the surface Of Ireland sold 10
three yesrs. The who formerly burned the barns
of OILERS now al barns e their own One msn
psyitg $J0,W0 year m wages To persons employed
on HE estate. Blu while there had been great
rage increase Of corsumpop of Injuries IN Irelsnf,
the consumption of sprs had considerably decreased.
The moral condition Of the country was also vastly i'm.
proved.
The Rev. Mr.. EDGAR concluded by an appeal 10 tho
berevoeIoe Of tie people Of New York. Ifs has
peculiarly IIish figure and expression, and q very
itick aid rich brogue, tells 6 grea. msny good old
Irith stories such that n the pig who was in rea.y
eoirg t, Cork but who thought he was going to Bal
ssl.e srG sao WIN qcn M .,sd esau ., tIas h., oa MN
could make sn attorney, and lot only could she make
az attorney, but she could mske msp and she could
n axe usD Of man who wac no man at all. II wss
with difficulty thai our reporter coa'd understand tes
proruuclsior. Mot Of tue audience appeared to bs
nnnfli ME mai
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
THE APPOINTMENT OF REGIsrRARa
CARD FROM sUPERyIsoR yooRIus.

Busiress Of IN important nature having called No
away for couple Of days was surprised this morn
ing on getting hold Of paper to fad ths. the Bo~i
OF Supervisors hsd proceeded in the msoner they df
Ny ReI lbicsn associates assured me wrsnge nent
wss made some tue axo anocg the members TO divide
tie Registrars as equally a. possible politically. l
left on Tuesdsy morning for Mou. County New Jer.
sey en- business feeling fully ocpfieLt that the Dsn-
ccrsiic half Of the Board whom ssays found To bs
ger Il en- TO their wcrd. woud faithfully sthsrs -
;ter promise | cannot be banned for iodulging 10
.hs. cor dsrce ard after the arrangement. 10 question,
Supervisor Remedy had the ssme farh 10 the Dem
ocis,i, members ss was sho.n by his sbssnsioe hn-
self "a, seek. When the Board me. on M,nday, the
10th irst, Mr.. Purdy YOU'D not proceed u sppo,st
Repis,rars because NJ. keppedywas sosent. There
fore f,t tn. more sure from Mr.. Purdys course 90
that occasion tha. al would 60 sccsrang TO the AZ
rspsemeu' am utterly surprised q. the remarks re-
ported to have been N ,de BY Mr. Ks0Dedy, TO tae a.
t.c, ths he was told three mouths ago, was nofei
etc cd that would be absent. Is fsse that ever
entered into such an Grangement - the No Pens
ever spoke to me upon the subject. was 10 attesA,
ace al the first meeting to appoint kegsuar., ssa
Mr. he, nedy on that occasion was absent AZ u,
next meeting Of the Board shall more fay repy v
the remarks ot Mr. ksnrsdy. PxrHRP. |ooRHis'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30

SrRETI RAILROADS IN CIscisSAIG-Street Ral.
rosds have beer insrgura.ed in the Qceen City. Oa
the l4h the fret lire was opered with an ovation Of
the PEOPLE The car was from Phle5eiphis, ana
drawn ~ tcur spenoid gIeyr. me Com1ercia' say.:
the Ger ru-d Up W-lEut sret rspit rst bot %
II boa. .iisir the Ippaz waters & Sdn-r
te h- cheer eoniauous from toe mass o. tlnsn b,ks
sto Et-d the sdess Jsnusc thr wiafos. rpol ne
rcu.s c.rl.r TIE GIyti. denolssloa could D sf-n
OF uIsrty Il ;bis ztes Of modern In prov 1-nis
,---, bose r.rbers 4 t5s Council epP ra
BAD they b@en pfeeat, rour hi'e
b .s.,f-i he: tsJ il very Iy snlic Az miroriy
The fsre il five cents. TIE Co npaoy is 70 psy t1e
city one cert for each passenger carried and hcense
OF 81. per year for each car upoo the me.
We understand {. =. the clip Vivid Light. aboot 70
sail from Boston fer AexaEdns, Egypt, VIII tsks oIt
.ur,een railway cas- msnu actu'ed al the establish
aert of Msssrs. .;son & Co, oi Spnngtsii ior tae
rsi.iosd IL Egypt.
Forxn DnowSyp.-Coroner Vanderbilt Of Staple
tcr s,.u Isnd heij 1aue.t ou tte boy o. mn ie
yer. cl; fouLe fosrs E.ar Nandeoi's L:nd & ne
-rs4.c 4 ,st co,a p.r.s ~u-- nusin ovssr fnl u,d-r
IL fE1fec az Tes' i,a;a. gaze, Dt
sd sa arse sai FcT fU.er fiT.irs s9 Ire CT ms
Cssc-=s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-30
Knishfs Templars Convention.

o'P-'
The Knights Templars Convention of the Grand
fony.ndefy of the Stse of New York held s election
S.stsrdsy Sept. S, when the following oifceTS were
Sa".sS. Chas. @. Judd of Penn Ysp, Grand Com
msnder; Frank Chamberlain Of Albany, Deputy Grand
Commspder; Zenos Priest Of Utcs, Grand Generals.
ino. W. II. Drew having deonedi j. T. WLbqr OF
Hornefyille. Grand Captain General; Salem Town of
Anror. Grand Prelate; Wn. y. Holmes of Rochester
Grand Senior Warden; f. p. Breed Of New.York,
Grand Junior Warden; John s Perry OF Troy. Grad
Treasurer; Robt. Macy Of Nev.York, Grand Record
er; Aaron Carver Of Little falls, Grand S;an1aro
Hs.rey. v ID. Shuer Of Lockport, Grand Sword Bear
ar; G. II. Webster Of Bnghamton, Grand Warden