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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
FRANCE.

The Times Paris Correspondent gays the departure
of the Popes Nuncio from Paris wac considered the
forerunDer of the Pope's quitting Rome.
TIL. same authority says seldom has the spirit Of
hostility been 30 general in the Church of France, ard
n.yer has it been more boldly displayed. Pastorais
circulars ocutops apd sermons depounce a. all but
iupore cvre vengeance the invaders of the Fapat
States and by implication ON the Emperor. The wnole
preIacy lie aroused from end Of the country to the
oth,r.
The French note, Federal Council, states that, inde
pendent of the insult offered to the Frenc Gag at Son.
a French subject was matrested on that &C ,asion.
France therefore, claims that ching inquiry be
instituted and expresses the hope that the guilty par
ties may 10 punished, and full Satisfaction accorded
The Federal Council has dre:ted the Government OF
Vslajs TO make the necessary inv stiga!ion.
The Paris Bourse was firm, steady, and closed on
the 17tb at 90 10.
Count Penigny, the French Minister to London, had
gone to Paris on summons of the Emperor. 1t was
reported that he would soon replace H. Thouvenel in
the Forien Office.
The French bi,bors and clergy continued boldly and
vigorously TO defend the Papa 1t was believed
the Papal Nuncio at Paris would not return.
The Bourse The 10th, was firm and animated, the
Rentes closing at 6Sf. 90c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

DOrDOs MOsEY 1ARKET.-Mone9 had been IN
ys r Csc b"usb a .,e: o.. Sut nsd Cool bs
were readily taken at The bark mioigum The stocs market
quiet sne without msteIis vson The dsr4a'e In The
bpk ch Of bcop not anger than anticipated The
Cons. csssd on Friday a. S2la9 for money and 9E99a for
tn suIen in the Bsk EnslsT bad decreased $4,000
The uoDsy market uo,e Il bat slightly easier
sr s.0ss s 's IL led = y 81 s2S
Ralrosd socur.i. 3 were drn ard unch.nssd
LIVERPOOL COTTos MAREBr The Brokers Crensr reports
bses w,rs to spscustrs and So week
sisted Of only Eve bus ness day Ihonday being holiday The
safes The qu@sor Il tn. dd Ing and osr ssds.
bales incudr 900 70 sp-culato. and eIooeI the market
cosir, rm With lOed deOsud a. the following authorized
Far Orls"r""...1d Md M9bil,s ..''.''s "a
Mia Nj, S.sss;9:.ss s Hs
The sto'k in port estimated 600 b''' including
STATE Of TRApE.-Tbe a1vicee from Manchester
ore favorable the mass ct was gene rally firm . 49,,
HAyRE MARKET If The week ioclodirg Oc'. IL =.
s eSsfoF sss sG 20 Tss &c S,&"S;
stock in pot 100 co. bs'. BRE.DsTUFPs dS Ashes oa'
T4iow srhly advanced LARD quiet wHALEBoSs SO" OF
''' f Vus RS BREADsrurrs MARKEr-wakeGeld,
Nash CO. Richardson spence Co, sIsIand A,hys CO
snS ether. repor Flour cd higher gu ted at % 6a
Web Ss ,1S q hSS sna hs
dl3 Sou bern asa 4s'be latter rate for sIy eoce
White 59i d42I
LlyRRpooL Provision MARKBrThe antho tile report
Beef heavy and holders pre- ing the market Pork qnet
but Hrm quiet Lard quiet 81 for fine Tio" hr
No I'd nericsn S. ,nd holders demand an advance
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE mARKET The Circ lar Reports
steady % fd29 for both Pets ard Pearls Sugar steady
Coffee dUll Rice firm Fish Oils qpiet Vale f3 Cox Az
American Sperm Lbseed OIL quiet but steady Ron
rr snne fm at 81 6a32 closing with holders asking an sd-
vance w.
LONDON MARKETS Barring Brothers quote American WIFE At
1881 for Wh'e, and 50 d6i for Red. FLOUR, ~ 1884,
IRos at lO for both Rails and Bars Pig steady
To- adj
venced common Congou 3d13t COFFEE steady LTSsEED
CAKYs in god dusnd. few.Yok bbs gil Boston nag.
f1OI7I6 Fish steady LISsgeD On doll st5ll. RICE
finn SPIRITS TuRPRSTSE firm and slightly higher sales at
Latst By Telegroptto Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 81 CoTTON Sales yesterday 10 ON bales
BcDJpe 600 spectators and for export market closed quiet
but steady.
BEgADsrUFEs steady. Provisions quiet. ~
LoSDoS, Oct 20. Evening -CossoLs closed at o2sdh3
The of 10 day sale OF Illinois Contra
shares discounts NewYok Central shares at 8l6S3 Lie
shares At 3s3 a.
PANS, saturday-BEyrgs clofed at 6aiSc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
ARRIVAL OF The BOHEMIAN AND EUROPA.
The Popo's Nuncio Quits France
BITTERNESS OF TIE PApAL CLERGY.
Another RepuIse Of the NeapOiitans'
,,1HE RUSSIAN MINISTER QUITS TURIN.
THE PRINCE OF WALES ENGAGED.

The stesm.bip Bohemian, from Liverpool at p. m.
on the lsh and Londonderry on TIE 18th ut' passed
Father Point yesterday moroipg at . o'clock Aoa
the r. NJ steamship Europa from Liverpool on Sat
urday, Oct. 90 via Queenstown the 2lst passed cape
Race yesterday morning a. the same hour
The r. III. steamsbi, Persia, from New-York, ar
rived at Live pool tbs 2Oh Soc carried out news
Of the burning ofthe Counought.
Tie steamship Edinburgh arrived at Liverpool On
the morning of the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
Hy Telegraph.

CHARLESTON, Nov 1-Air at Quarantine ship VIM Pat,
h zen bSiPoo bah Chiffon suppo'ed nom the Wes Indies.
BOSTON Ney l.-Ar ship InJiamsn, Msoila; barb, Ans
Eego, 81 M0tu's. %
on ilisblerd Light L. s. brig Bsnbiage Rio J,nelco.
NEW-oBLEANS Nov l.-Ar ships w. s. Lalssy, an
nele,na Liverpool wild Cat ST. Thomas spAIk Ocean
The steamship Phajephis sa for New YORK via Havana on
the 81, and he steamship De SCtl on the ith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
Passengers Arrived

IN s,,am,lip Cghnpba om YsDsO,ledns and HTe1E1-Mu.
s,ssn and SOD, MD O. Cnspnsn ard child Mrs Ws:s,
Mrs d Foue,t and Cart w Collins, T. Cooley, Ava
wife and four CHILDREN Mrs r scul, Mrs DO Moss,
Mast G Soul ". D. o'Bi-n 4 Rss.sl A. R-phssl Ga
Ian Rose th,L Brown L Bsrrsl, YsT.ls Weber,
Mrs y Bots Fm-leo. Titpn A Mitchell, Tnboe.
In scr Sta mpede from Mat09oydl Boy-AL aid Ms Wn.
Perkins Of Brook yn.
In 'eh,. O Naer from Ab1eOoMr and Mrs. T Hewlett
and 6ye children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TgI WIpE.AwAKE PARADE The Brooklyn graud
Wide-ay SIX, parade will take place is svenios; tr
line of march see advertisement in special column.
With The exception o. delegation from, Jers"y 1t Gill
be an exclusively BcOAlyn aiair-t'e parade ID New
York in honor of Gov. sward, crttiug of the large
assistance which they had expectedfrom thence they
will fer, theref re, qosy rather thsn qdan tyi ou'
even in tis latter respect they expect to oudo the
Union parade of las. evening, which, With clear held
ar all assistance fom everywhere, was only twenty
minutes in passing given point. Thei, marc log.
however, was "s'aud, gloomy, aud peculiar.
Broobyn Republicans can add much to the effect OF tia
PROCESSION at eight expense, the line of mac' TO-
nabt, if they viii turn the gas from basement TO
attic. as the procession passes 1t was tried in the
Ninth Ward, New-York, the other night with fine
effect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

psnships-Bienvie Bullock Hevans Ltypgston Crcche
Co. Buntsyile Poe. SasspDsh IL b. Cromwell Col
Ariel, Watson, sspinwsn ID Ansn
shp-Issac Webb, Hutchinson Liverpool c. IL Asstsn u
Co. -
Bngs-A Fenno, Mu.,el., HsifAx A. suhers & Co Au-
tate OASIS. Mon- 04key Keang Imosens, Crabee, MAJ
settles j. w. blwell & Co
schoc pers-Ned Thomp,on, Wilmington, Powell; ".
HskD Wyatt Charleston Mecres5y Mot. Co.; W Philips,
Noont GeorgStoun Brown, Deosset Co. d. Csston Bah
,ughcIn, Bristol master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
INDIA.

The B",nbsy ysiis ,each.d Drse'Uss on the ish,
ard wc>old probably reecb Linton in season fJr the
Ar e<ie- n rorion 10 be + rDaJdsi in he Ea'opa:
she dates ar tommer ial news had not tfanspire1.
Another Wsgt.r ri-iOg If an important character
had taken place al Kattia var.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

HIErATUaB ALzhsAo
sus-Rses $3.50 se,s ... 50 IMoon-Rses.. 53S
wsTEa rBTs oar
Sandy U,sk 9:I Gov Island 10 81 He'll Gnse... 0l1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

worms REGISTERED IN THE TWELFTH WARD
Cant furnishes the following statement of regis
tered voters in tie Twelfth Ward Firtt District, 266;
Second, So Third, $685. Fourth, 7'9i Fifth, 1885,
6,Atl, 5C0-Tvbal, 3,iJ5,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
CHINA.

According to the Pa Is Patrie the English Minister
10 China had received an inmatioD th.t the Emperor
would 10 dspc ad 70 copclude peace il the Allies cap
tured the Peto Forts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
THE FUSION TICKET.

Below we give classification of the thirty-fvs
State ElectorF, who, up to the present writing, ap
pear upon the ticket of the Fusionsts. II will BE-
seen that there are thirteen Douglas men, ten Bell
men, and seven Breckenridge men:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
BRAZIL,

The French mail steamer had arrived a. Lishon witt
Bio daes 10 Sept % C. ffss WA du at 600 a 5l7O
r,is for good firsts. Exchange had advanced t, n
27j8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
HANOVER

The abolition Of tina Sade dues lie on the eve of set
Element. The sum to be paid Hanover is e4GO 600.
Eogland and Hamburg pay fl53000 each aud tho
JemslLaer BY the otter States Interested,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
Via Quesl

LATEST-Via Que'nno~n.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2l-Tbo departure Of the Russian
En- bass, from Turin is ofisially announced.
There Is no other .ws Of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

Tie sovcreigns were to meet at Warsaw on the day
tie Europa sailed.
ID was reported that Prussia will demand of Austria
as the price Of her support in Europe that Austria
should help in IeyiyiDg at distant day the question
Of the Danish duehies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

EeRToIN Oct 3lTbe Br Maid. fiom Newly eEk FOR West
irdes, Is rpoited below, disn sstsd .
ThE BAhk sKRArHSA from Charleston for Havana, wHn
ca % e yellow tine went sshore eu Tbs Elbow Gu Oh NJ es
would Be teta. less crew ared.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
= - ,A.. NJ, Ksvarash twho i avery
Young ms5) would s'sn be ''e 0"' F~y'' 40 We
country,


country.
p,,srxr.rros TO IssPGcroR DIIKs "A pl'l'ant
,s,r took pa,e last eight a. the residence OF Mr.
Jolp Duhs IN Beecker street. the ocoss'on beng tle
rresenta.ion Of an elegant testm NAL 70 Inspector
George w. Dilks, formerly Captaio OF the tn'eeoth
zinc; Police The te tim onia consisted OF the p'r-
traits Of Mr. Dilks and bic wife The paintings we're
executed by Rand and are coosserei by cpnnoi'seurs
70 be ueri.orious works Of att IA the presence Of
numerous coupsnv, smoog ~hcm we're Fredk A.
Cobklipg Juscs Quach enbush John t. Green, Coun-
Gilman Lent. ths Rev. Mr. Borchard Supt. Kennedy,
Inspector Leonard Csp,s Hopkins aud Spe'ght, aud
many ladies', the pIe'entstion WIS made by Ofhcsr
John T. Wells, who, in feloitous speech c'mplt-
menied Mr. Diks on the position he had attained in
tie DepaJ tment. Mr.. Dilks responded in happy
ma1per after which the company sat down to snmp'
tuous supper Speeches we're m3ds bv the gentlemen
above named and several songs sung by Mr.. Gibson
The largest contributors to the testimonial we're the
members Of the Fifteenth Ward Police formerly under
ccmmsnd of Capt. Dilks.
| TIE FmGRAyr BOOKtNG system The Castle u IT
| den Committee of the Commissioners OF Emigration
submitted report on Wednesday upon the vexed
question Of the sys EN- of booking emgrant passep-
| I'D
booking system bat say they cannot reasonably pro-
bbit it, practice by the New York railroad lines, which
have agencies ct Castle GaIdeD long those lines
are obliged to compete with the Grand Truck aud Bal
tiuore aud Ohio roads, which beyond the control
OF the Board. The New-York Central and Erie K ALL
roads have offices Castle Garden for the sale of tick
cts in return for which they pay the rent OF Castle
Garden, and some other expenses.
The Committee have endeavored to make like ar
rspeements with al he other roads, upon en- equitable
basis, bot hitherto without The sugges ion
to exclude from Castle Garden all railroads having
booking agencies abroad would therefore only thro
the epigrants again into the hsnds of the ticket.
swinders and other pluDderers who formerly fsiened
upon them, or despoil the New-Y'rk roads for the
benefit Of foreign corporations The report concludes
with resolution coDdemning aud diaappFoving the
booking system In general terms. The report was
/ 1 adopted,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

BILLIARD ToURNANEST.-Mr. Dudley Kavanagh
having been the successful competitor in the great
billiard tournament jut completed he yesterday had
the honor of bel beaten single game by the Amei'
can champion, Michael PhelaD. The game, consisting
of $50 points, commences at 81 O'Clock p. m, before
Large and select audience Of ladies aud gentlemen tue
rule having been laid down that gentleman should
be admi ted wi bout lady. This was, we believe,
abe frtt occasion on which the ladies Of New-YOrk
have been permitted to see this beautiful game
plsyed by the best Ilayers Of the age. Those
present yesterday manifested a great degree of To-
terest il tie progress Of the game, and freely as
sisted in giving that applause to the players which
sore Of their shots demanded Practically TO the |
minutes the contestants appeared upon the scene
In hand, and the game was Immediately commenced.
During the fiat part of the game no large runs were
achieved by either Of the Players although come exceed
iDgly difficult silOts were successfully made by both
Until 200 points were scored Mr.. Kavansgh had the
lead, 1t being the general OPT mon that Mr.. Phelan
designed it should be The former gentleman hav-
iug succeeded in making a Of ll7, Mr. Phslan
folio we'd by making rs points, these being the largest
runs made Dir. Phelan then, by runs Of 80, 10, so,
AID CO. took the lead and held it 10 the end While
making brilliant run near the last, having bus one
point 70 make, he missed very simple shot, ao wing
Mr. Ksyanaeh to follow. This he did wish such sue
tss that be had but GO TO make when Mr. Phehn took
turn, and easIy made out Through the entire game
be play very fne the interest being kept up to
he very Last ssot. The game lasted two hours ana at
q o0Delu0a ~. Phslsa evud not refrain from yolun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
RUSSIA AZ

HIr. Esclla, the eminent banker OF Madrid, was
dead.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

TIRED OF LrrE.-Lorenzo Myers, yOnng man %
years of age, blew his brains out with pistol last
might at No. AS Pearl street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

MEETING OF GERxANs.-The German Republicans
of tie Ninth Ward last evening held large meeting
q. No. SO Bank street. Addresses were ma& by
NJ Sc g. Reel er and Chttenden. The folio wing reso-
buttons were adopted
Whereas The DsmocIstc press the city New York
endeavo to the working people by Representing that
tho innings voud be Ia danger by the election Honest Old
Abe Lincoln: therefore,
Re.cssd That we, the German Republicans Of the Meth
sEd Utterly Tepudiae these Interpretations and thst
shall adhere to the Republican principles laid down in the
Chicsgo platform.
Resesed shall give hearty support the whole
ticket Of tbs election and 10 particular to Az
gus Dow John KeyseI sDd William Il. Stewart, for ner
rep ctlye ofbces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

TIE CRY WIDE-AwAKEs.-This Club parsded las
night, ana escorted the Hon. Mr.. Grow from tn
Cooper Institute 10 his hotsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02
6YntA.

SYRIA.
By the levy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

TuoaEY YoR CoEGREss The redoubtable Alderman
from tire Fourteenth Ward whose person and eoquence
have 70 long grsced the ustrous Board Of which he
was a member, is on his way to the House of Repre-
seDtatves where the country at large he hopes may
end su opportunity of listening TO his haraDgues. The
0en,l- men land many ladies too of the Fourth aud
Sixth Wa de gave him good start last evening, by
P tbtribg about board pile 10 the square formed by
the intersection of the New.Bo very, Madison and
R1osevelt streets, and there hurrsiDg for Michael
Tr0m'y.
The stand was occupied by number of speakers,
and ss guarded, above and below, By a great many
small boy who we're patiently waiting for the privi
kee of pass the night under the shelter OF the pa
trloiie plan Ks A delegation from the Fourteenth
Ward arrived, with lamps, and shower OF 10 pao
candles band al Il evening. Mr.. Geo. Clsserly OF
the Fourth Ward called the meeting TO order. and
Aessrs Thomas &. Fields j. ID. Little, w. ). Yard,
and Denny Msaban made speeches. This disreputable
and dangerous harscter of the Republican parry was
the sufec. of all the speeches and the social political
and financial ruin, which wOud oversize the Demo-
crstc electors of the WITH District in they eecsd
their candidate was feellpgly por rayed Gras would
be gro ing 10 the streets aod their ships rong in the
dock sang the orators atd Judging from cheers with
which the news was received, the picture was by
no mssns an uauDpleasant one. The meeting dwin-
died Gown very much by 81 O'Clock, when the boys
voted for an ad journment to the opposite corner
CoSpuor Oy have had case related to us
IL which gentleman cred before he and demand
dent Of his SITE more than three years the fact stated 10 reply
% question that be from Eods 'med to be to the
bis aud the Registrar refused make him cleo
COR. de is single man. So the Registry Law works.
Jounsl Of Co
So much for The Journal Of Commerce Nov for
she Truth The SeRtlem0a % alluded above has
time past resided In Brooka and has but Just moved to this
city When be appeared the Registry Office and after having
himself informed the Reg trar that he had been resident Of
the District less than 30 daysthe time required by lawhe
told that bis could not be registered as he
EgatrOte vhereupon The journals bedar dea Of lie
few into terrible passion and let 6y perfect voley Of
such prons and o6scene nvecve might be expected
from such sSssieman. Among other ridiculous things he
said that II don't beat you the baobo1 win at the
point Of the hsyont words that effect He boldly
asserts that he viii woe in Brooklyn! VIII he Ask the
Nep Yoyk, Nov. l, 1864 WIDE-AWAKES!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-02

NATJRALIzATIoN. The total number of persons
nauraized in the Brooklyn City Court during the past
month was about 800. OF these, go tickets
from the Democratic Naturalization Committee, and
5Si from the County Republican Committee.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-01-21

STATISTICS OF PARIs.-From the Annuore
du Bureau les Loneitudcs we find that in 1858
there were 81 AS. births in Paris: 32,3G2
deaths and l20l6 marriages. Of the chill
dren born, ll.757 were illegitimate. Duling
the year 1858 Paris consumed 5000 900 gal
Ions of wine in barrels q 600 gallons Of wine
in bottles, III 900 gallons Of alcohol, 45, 900
gallons of cider, GO 600 900 of pounds of meat
Of all kinds-bcef. veal, mutton. and pork;
Sl.700 600 worth of saltwater fish, fresh:
S400 600 worth of oysters. 5000 900 worth
of fresh water fish. SO 500 ZOO woeth ofpoul-
try and game, S3,750,0O0 worth of butter.
81 750,O0 worth Of eggs, and $50 900 tons
of coal. During the same period New-Yolk
consumed 100000 of pounds of beef
alone.
According TO recent report the workmcn
in.the city of Paris number three hundred and
sixty thousand. 1t has hitherto been gene
rally supposed that the majority were those
connected with building operations -masons,
carpenters, and the like. But it is now stated
that the branch of business which occupies
the greatest number of hands is that Of tailols
and dealers in ready-made clothes -one hun
dred thousand woIkmen being engaged in
that branch Of business.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-01-21
AdiutaEt Generals RcpOrt.

Adjutant General Brewer earnestly urges
the reorganization of the Mary 'and militia.
and. in doing so, suggests change in the
mode of enforcing the militia laws Instead
Of indiscrimnatc punishments he thinks it
would be well to try the effect of rewards. -
New arms of the modern style should also be
purchased; if not, the old mnskets OH hand
shonld be altered. The establishment of
military school at Annapolis is also suggested
Mr. Brewer thinks that Maryland cannot look
too well to her defences.
The returns from the various State armo-
ries show that at EAston there are $50 mus
keS with bayonets, in good order: 80 with
out bayonets, but good; 10 good rifles: good
pistols: 23l condemned muskcts: Al con.
demned rifles: 20 sma Il swords; s six FOUNDER
cannon. two of which are mounted; As horse
men S swords, and Ii condemned horse pistols.
AtFredcrick there are 2 cannon, on carriages :
800 good muskcts. 100 that want bayonets,
repairing and cleaning, 456 worthless ones,
and $50 in boxes: 4G good rifles. and sc in
bad condition:'l9 pistols in bad order, and 25
swords. AT Annapolis there are GO musk cts
IN good condition, with bayoncts and percus-
sion locks: 1872 good muskcts with percussion
locks but without bayonets: 100 muskets with
out locks, l60 with flint locks: 10 State rifles;
"a Halls rifles. flint locks: % do. percussion
locks; SO swords; and six FOUNDER cannon.
Report ON TIE BOUNDARY SURVEY. Mr..
Thomas j. Lee, Commissioner for settling the
boundary question between Maryland and
Virginia, reports progress At his last meet
ing with the Commissioner for Virginia, tSep-
tember l9th) very different views were held
as to the results ascertained upon both the
southeast and northwest lines. The survey
of the Eastern Shore section Of the boundary
is complete, and the maps finished with the
exception Of single point on Smith Island
which Lieut. Michlcr is about to visit. 1t
results from this survey that the old Scar
burgh line is not an cast line, but is inclined
five degrees and fifteen minntcS, 10 the north
Of east.
Many marks were found and identified on
the east of Pocomoke river, but none on the
west, confirming the fact, which is to be infer
red - an attentive reading of the report or
articles of agreement of the Commissioners
Of l0GS. that they made no marks and estab-
lshcd no line of boundary trest Of The POGO
moke; that the boundary they established
began at the river. and was intended to have
been an east line thence to the sea. But, SAYS
Mr.. Lee whether or not Maryland shall insist
that this line be an east line as called for by
her charter, and so intended to have been by
these Commissioners and thereby cln i'm an
area Of Some % square miles from Accomac
county, Va, is for your Excellency and the
Legislature to determine.
The Cecil Whig., 1860-01-21
Dic0.

In Strouisburg Pa, Wednesday, the 18Th
inst. REV. JoHN CHEW THOMAS, of the
Philadelphia Conference, of the NJ E. Church,
native of this county in the 40th year of mis-
age, and the I7th of his Ttinerant ministry.
The friends of the family, and the public
generally are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from the residence OF his mother, in
North East, this Saturday morning, at IL
o'clock.
HAINES Near Brick Meeting House, on the
evening OF the 4th inst, ZELpnA BAILEY,
youngest daughter of Mr.. Robert Haines
and Sarah N. England, in the :3ld year of
her age.
RAMBO.-On the 18th inst, in Phiadelph
MARY ANN, wife of George Rambo, Of
Newark, Del, in her 4lst year.