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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-07

Is THE BINICiA Boy MARRIED To ApAB -
The case in New York of the proprietor of the
Westminster House, in Bowety, against the Ben
icia Boy for the board of Adah Isaacs Menken,
promises TO disclose some peculiar developments.
The case was postponed on Friday. Previous
to Heenan's going 10 Europe, and after his fight
with Morrissey, he fell in with Adah Isiacs Men
ken, and was, as the lady claims, duly married
to her at his house in Bloomingsdsle, several
witnesses being present. They lived happily to-
cether until the time arrived for his fight with
Tom Savers, and during his absence on the &C.
casion his lady gave birth to a fine boy, who is
now three or four months old. Some DAYS be-
fore Heenan went to England, he, AS is alleged
by Mr.. Mathews, applied to that gentleman, who
is trustee of the proprietor of the Westchester
House. for board for himself and wife, and after
he had gone Neal Bryant brought the lady to
the hotel, and introduced her as Mrs John c.
Heenan On the Sd of July she left the West
chester and boarded private. The lady was sum.
moned a. "A witness and her appearance in Court
il thus described:
As soon as she entered she attracted as much
attention as would the Prince of Wales Every
eve was turned to where she sat in company
with gentleman connected with leading morn
ing contemporary, who soon retired, however,
| and then, by invitation, took seat hear the re.
pOrter's table. She is woman of most prepos-
sessing appearance, taller than ladies usually
are, and has countenance that is not easily for
gotten after having been once seen. Her fea-
lures are finely chiseled, and are of most classic
beauty, with an expression of retiring mildness
which is most pleasing. Her forehead ia high
and very fair, and over j, hangs cluster of dark
brown curls. Her eyes are gray, and when she
smiles her checks display two dimples, which
gives beautiful expression to the whole face
She was dressed in deep mourning, wore black
veil, which she seldom raised, with sort of mil
itary jacket, having double row of brass but
tons, a turned down shirt collar and frilI, black
skirt. ken
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-11-07
Psoeiamasion 81 the Gover.or.


This has bsss year o. pssa'y. Fruits, and ao~sss
and golden grains have been spread out before us in
Abundance And now, that the yellow tnts Of Autsnn
sdsonish as that the harvest over, il good for ~
(, hubs ourselves and give thanks TO the Gver Of all
rood Let ~ around Aresides, and cur affairs,
sud humbiy thank the csd Of Heaven for the many bless
ines tast daily receive at His hands And a. our
hearts soeu IN gratitude let not forget TO pray that
var, patience, famine and civil connections may be
aveed from happy land And that this great eonede
faey os states may be eenen.sa in bonds Of lasting friend
ship snd thereby e.csusiiy secure the blessings
Of Liberty our.eve. aud posterty," for oil time to
cone
Iao therefore appoint Thursday, the twenty ninth day
Of November next, day Of Thanksgiving and Pral,s
% Almighty Go for hi. continued vors Let US on thai
dsv abstain from all secular lsbors and with conIit-
hearts humble ou,s.v.. before Him Who alone is abe To
save.
II wfrxEss waKKsoP, ! have he.eunt" re-
Ussl nv hand ami caused tho Great Seal Of thu
4- af State n Michigan 10 be afnxed At Lansing
this 9th day Of October, A. 1870
By the Governor: ". "E>tH.
N q Issul Secretary Of State
, 1860-09-15
30 l.1,;t.

TO RENO per Ncnth.-A
/ re- two TIT ho,:.., e'sat rocr7 .,.t.ro 1,--s
{Eard ke. ii nIsl On fa.k r.:r p tsY .if+..
Ms,;. Mst Nc; s Apsl7 to L. %.1A0AA, Gu. IA co
, 1860-09-15

New York Marker.
Bx TElxcHArH.1 lN1w Yozx. Sept III,
Fleua-Heayy and t@soe lower. 1te.eIs fair demand
At supsr .tsse: M S as;
VITA crn; r<96.10 SHIPPING brands extra
t. yh @
e,ppJ 'asaink Can ,d.a7 v rs s:tlse md s.de
common u ehnc. ezra. Rye dour .tesdy Ut ssA{ai4o
70. Stmnon to choice lupe-.
:I.c-sl.ssns II he ,ns d. pree -']'S
Ga41x"f fta.-,na III IN ttt'.a md sa.e le.-r. will,
.:stsa ess - Nd "a: ii S Scsh ver .a,s 1sd
wss1 s;.. A. Sta9a 9, m, tcts 1t s31 a:oo bu.e
~; 100 lush Tans K-n.aeSy Il ii s.: $40 butk
Sps: Gls tRs9 At :. is ;s'q bus. su !. :ms't Nv
e 's a ~ II s. s'efu 81 8 Il fs, 5, xe Tee
:.la s T. IT, !: ..s:*:l s ~ I'd X. =
sfb Ass 81 i "a teaess r.
s!9 ss' s =: ss:si
ssa ilat fs ssa' 'f clover
sales a. ahaue previous pE.te1.
sfsz ~ iaa Il '9ss5 IF, e.
~, ~ i :: e. new u. s.1a ie. o!da: eiy0iSr
IL &. ss s Sss. 10 IL e Il
,a,Ed e r bssi co sestlssss I'D md ga'ke I'm:
a,tass; t7o Go res.eKta ne:. :l,:sssiss f'r M
G,, t,,s, a Sit; III f1 T.s, hsf e. ~ +
icrn. Cnt meats GUILT md dy witt smai 1alrs st.4.
fer saoedeEs lraGtl& f. hams. Bason 4ui and aiuut
nominal Laf1 sirxa,. Sa 80 btIs At 4at:i: ri.
tsr n GOOD deuaud n exp n. II .ke: nnEe d,n 1t
1fee7c fnr Us. l63A Tor tta,e Cheese IN bitter 1e
que TT 4%GtftX for MI Ifo1 to prime,
tz4InE.-ls mo etate qaes' hoh for hen1ock aud
HoFs-Fnm. Sal=s Nv hAes It 81 iur new. 16aoQ far
old. ~"
GnooER11.-Te,-Tkere Is moderate LuAne., do,rr for
home n.uups'on and tie market fur greens rey 1m
q 1u pres. iecludsx Nv half chefs. tee ,dtr.tv.
At well supported pr.cee. "a Gu ba,3 lilo 1t
ith&t5 .nd uo0 xs .n,r. tilvate terms. Mo.as
s. suiS1 ealss = hhds ID ece 1t Is, AID 40 hhds
Fof:o Kco 4tI3:3. tuEns ,t-aG nit ut st,jy" kxlls
4D hhd. At t97k fl Cuba and :71 II. Pt no t!eo.
IcBAcco ii niutiera!t Qaet: sa'ef 40 lhdt l.. i 20
T. 10 binds Ma%nn Co TX ant $50 Leaf ut
HlDts-steady les bu0 ca!l:trLiA 10 arrive a.9s.
s1tcKeAt teend Be a1d better anil hrn. No saI
70 scrip ssk :, Fac Nsll e7. Eric 81 fsud.
TX. hslltn :op-ectred w iii. ii euar4a Kesd-
X ~, II {: SIX Gal L thle 7sk Toledo 49X Eo:k
alaud Chicago g. No With s Worcester Il.
, 1860-09-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

fisst E:E1ah Evangelical Lutheran CLu.cn on Noz1ce
street, near Ct C1a:k. Trl te1vce. sytr5
At i0k A. ". snd ~ +. II. Sunday School II. Rev
@. 4. Bowers, rasor.
Tho foutceah ct the se.ea 0. bath afternoon
remon', will be dellyere! &. tie Peoples Free Church
t"l&vam) en- satb4ia rext a:4 r. ", BY E&y, Rxbe:s
Bo'st. OF the Edna PAto Dlptat Chr,eh. Tne Yxrns
Mems Christian A4roc!aGoo extend an Iar.a3.n to nj
E.A. GuiLroco, Chairman Committee.
The regular monthly meeting ef The Ladies C;ty s.
Son. wlb hs'd in ths Cls,k Street ". E. Church toer
row Afternoon. It ; os:aeS Rev. r. NcEAx VII adt1ess
the meeting.
sF1a11cALnx.-WaHenC Cnase vii lecture .. E1oz,bu,v
Hall, on Sunday Ut lcx a. II. ard X r. Il. st.fxe
NoEnlnx-Dt velof ns.ts Theory o. c,ea.1oe Evening
Heather and CtEtaa Gods Acsrirx f,ee erezi.s. len
cents.
Ths Ker. Mr. Jo5n wbo has been Lid es,ts for ,rvs
n " eks by sek wil.sume his bcss with the tn;on
PAX Dspsts: Chu,eh to-roow. rr.aeAr: At lux A. n
ard 'kP.M.
Tar LAor ElsrS-3hs seamcn.s Ch.p.A,a 1t ,h!. poYt
will preach omos1uw at1oH teioe L. H. aad * oeioet
T. M in the seaens Bethel I: th. eorrer OF Wen. nd
Michigan Streets h usrA place ptach ng Tia se1meu
N tie evenin. will on tie eas of tbs steamer Lady Er,n
and the great Destruction Of fs thereby osca io7td
-sess!ces in Ti-!ty chuseh Will, to.so:row evening
and every sn.day even H.. hrreates camn.pars At ~
o'clock i+stFsd of'k. as heretofore.
, 1860-09-15

New YoRk. Sept. 14tb.-Mrs. Reagan, re.
siding on smith htreet. Brocklyn, was bnrn. to
death last night by the clothes Of her be5
taking fire from c4ndl..
Edward F;aherty, lsbcrer, employed at the
Atlantic Dock, WAS sudocatsd to death by fall.
ing into steam elevator. Last evening.
Frederick Dtmirg, formerly President of the
uEion Batk Of New York, died At Nerbure
yesterday.
4 wrecked schooner aoatcd ashore IN w.a.
nesday At Cat:hcqae. Long Island. Her csreo
Of loayes and fishes was 8tre1ed along IN
beach. Pat Of her cargo WAS marked :" Per
schooner Tilion."
Tha Douglas Stale Committee has BEEN in
ec:sion most Of the day. There seems to be =
disposition to pnt SIX or seven Breckiuridpe
men On the ticket, which will be 6naUr nr.
ranged to night.
God will be shipped tomorrow to the ex-
fnnt ~ 4Tfn mn
, 1860-09-15
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


| fztoAT EvEx1zs, Sept. II.
FREtQHTs-s'eaey, The euxas. ,uerts were ~ fel
lows ITO en1a'o:-frops BHds,o. Mnn-~s. y d Ever
sesn "5 heat At 7tkc; ecas Contest Cuba. AMnisht
aud Norway. wheat 1t Ice; schr Bona.s at 10
d. To Post sara'a:-S Fl Tempo. wheAt III lie
| 'oos"eSo:-b1lg powsa:Ao, WHEAT at ccH:.
fAouIs-AestIptA4. 4.:19 bss: shipped. II 9bsn- hef1e'
,or ordinary atss l.zvy aud e2Ioc lower; but choiee
Dsaacs "e'e IN. sa.es vert 100 bis "P.ei'ts ana
"Gixo1" Ep.tng extra 1t at dtl 161 bTls
dA ard 900 bills u a.Ee' and ~TuT,ae oa II 80 hr
Kooa Spring extra st Is del; Il bts do At
tdtpot Ito bis Mckinney" Il s{po del d bEls "icw
Carlisle" td Wa.er ii u 20 del 100 btIs oua rea
| 1t a5bodel.
CORN MEAL-lto bsls Germ Aealo1r.t.
WHEAT-Kereivsd. 1'slks bu; shipped. 1s&,Q7s bu.
efa1na DccInrd 6@ec per tustel. Sa'es wsre logo
bu No. store IL 90 tu do At soXe in stoe l6
oo bu do soc In store If t3} bu do k9c In to,e
500 bu do Ut &C Ia storc bu do f8xc In s:oIa
5000 hu ~. SIC in stor: 2to bu 60 ii eHc in stone;
500 hu do at &c IN store: col tn No. Sc in ttore
800 bu do At 67caaca oo0 hu 60 In esore $1,000
bu do escln storr: COO hu do stots 1860
ba Go 1t TIC in store 50 bu do It In store o1 b
do 1t SC il sore; 600 bu do 1t sa in ITO ba do
In s:ere sooo bu do at Sic In stags s0 bu Reject
I'd sEr!oE 1t Sc IA store olu d,as7sc IN store. w1x
Tu-Qast snd lower Sales -1oc9 bu No. Rsd II
d In store 100 lu No Red u 93e IN .to:s.
CoRJ-Ks,tived. :as,9 lu shipped. s,ot9 bu. MAJ
KIT se:lve and Er. S1les c0eo tn No. Canal
s.: ado2t 1too bu do 1t esXc atoat o1 bu 70 It s4c
aaost 500 bu do at se aAt; 1900 bu Nc. At in
soEes ao0 hu No. NJ In 10c0J bu do 7kc
IN ssore oo hu No Sat s7c IA STORE: 1sen bu 10 n
SCI: intto:p.
o4T5-Kcelved. 4,799 bu; shipped, Loa.. Make.
steady. Sales weEe: :eo:o5u Nc. sc aacas SO bags
No. at SC on txa-k.
EYE-Re;elved, bu. Market hrm. sa.es se.e; u
baEI No. a. Sc on trkck 1t0 bags No. nj e OIL tsek
n4KLEy-Incclvcd, Ssl4 In. Ea.ke. q1.et. SAe,
wee: Is bags No. BY samp!e 1t tc on track; 20 bag.
do deli bags do Il 6.r tack Is taks do /. &c
on tza:k. !
sEEos-Reeeived. l7,t'a lbs. Timothy qaie: but arm
were "a snEs god It tlo; 70 b,gs eon.noa at $tso.
FLtx-4o bu go:d 1t st.e3.
NESS P0hK-sp brs at $3.50
LAkD-eominal ut llkGl:c.
TALLOW-n good dem and Il. g2.He.
A1DEs-Eetevet. 7,o:s !b,. Market dsu. Gre-n Bait
Cd. tsshc; Dry Flint. l3x9ltc; Dry sAl:ed 11k91sHc
bRoON coES-e ton. Impressed at IN % per ton.
EGtTEE-CAote D2.tY In active demand at l-o14c
F:rka b1tt-s q lie7 a. lok@lixe.
EGGS In good dem.rd Il % loe per dos.
P0ULTRY-Ch:ck.rs.4 4Lto71ss PCT dox
P0TATOEs-Dull I'D nominal II slaNs:
FEACHEs-ses1es md in coed demand At 4i.esa7a3 |
,cr bis Ct.
LIVE sIocE-Aecs!ved,l ls5s Hog, 6ls Deeves Hogs
u!e and drooplcR EeeEea dull. Good Sheep In fair de-
11od. Sales we.e:
, 1860-09-15

WAsn1SaroS, Sept. 14-Semi official Gi..
patches 11om Vera Cruz state that Gen. Cortez,
having tee3 defes.cd. tue State Of Dxoca il now
in possession Of the Liberals. 7he Reaction
lists hare abandoned the cities OF Codova. j..
lapa and 0rizavs, where the Liberals were rais-
ing troops to attack tho enemy Ut peuebla, as
tbs Liberal army Of the interior was in Que re+
tarc, making preparations to advance On the
city Of Mexico.
The receipta Of the Treasury las! weak we're
$930,0Go. Capt. Armstrong has cen CT cred
70 the command Of tao Pensacola Nary Yard.
Fhe Secretary Of the Navy has appointed
board to examine into tbs condition If vessels
Of tho NAry, the cos: Of giving them full
, 1860-09-15
fi;,.f: From Mexico.

Nkw YoRK, Sept. 14--Adrices from Mexico
via Hzvans. state that Mirsmon, since bis re-
turn to the Capital, resiened the Presidency.
but was subsequently reelec'ed by the State
Council, hsrirg 10 Of % votes. The Spanish
flenfpotentisry was presented to Miramon and
fayorsbly received.
=, It i reported tha. Zuloaga had returned to
Church party. The bulk Of the tonhtitutionsl
army WAS At Que7etaro, doing nothing, but op.
er&f1ons were expected soon 10 commence, yr-
r. Cruz was msk,ug active preparations to 1e.
sit the threEteacu attack OF tho Srania,ta.
which was positively expected next month.
, 1860-09-15
Tie following table shows the number Of koks p,etsd In
Ill. rtx Zach seasQ7 (QE tie lsst xearx.
The fo:,w:pk review efths EoE t.ads during TIA =,
cannot fail to oirteTe.t our IrA1c1t:

CANNOT IAj 10 l1tffE-L Cu1 ItAat7ts
The dltasr.us Yr.uts Of the speculative morrm,n. g.,
ban IN ihe III. ls9 oodu ed Ers cautoa oa H. M
OF dealers. Gen.Ale, with 1eefence 10 making
for the ueer>dlug and the:c "a. cpr IL ~
war Gufiuk tie fa months Gf 1872 thaa Iad been fer
etA to detree. rsccs to te .uaLt.t n
purchas. ofs at ic- Which wrud ena5le packers fn
oteacly secure. th,t pslce be Is ct and
this feeling continued up to tie n1 the
80 b1dy they the prevGua but th:s hnd
Ing txk festle+s AID coed deal uf nes, rn,
bFjrs sid By p.ckesa aDd Others BELIEVED n IN
pr at tt3c45.:o about The lser part OF acgob.r
eo1tszcs iecln9i& ttets inefes! Eu ua oc pt. ~
hpxk ~ ta make thu&e c1Ct:cta out RI ents1
tic n-1d and abru The Middo u q cane min
!s thai coot1a icE hogs werr being atde pretty
became quito 'eress. The fnre raj of
November too warm or packing that very little AZ
don. u This way the t Two wee so' that munfh Ab.ut
the 18th tie weather sut:eIl7 th,pgct spd kc.ue oure
.oooo head xhc had accumulated pcLs were so!d
wit Id few hours. From taa on lothe dFBt OF ecemcr
the maEke luc1 ttn, Atd Pre- TIC fnt week Of thst
month to 46.73 Tut back An 10 y abcuk liz
aud the .rie: nudus!ed du Ing Dttepbet and II
til 3o,b Of Jannay when ths s<asou closed Tae ass
upoa which tie theory WA built Which h1uced da44r ia
pay p.:e:s Which 5tey: t. "a u nT:r at!rs ra1.d.
head, God demaud fr4m England, aud from inms
cen.uuc18. There ha1 been good demand from Eu.itG
for aEun md arc. knd E1of demand IRON the c,asum1<
dstcts home; but tLE dkfcietcy in cru va. mnc
that the &tntsaJ p,oved u:pson3eIe the
bog having e1:t than fc2ix the nrotc -
Tie VII lie number Ct ratk iu ths cty !aet ses1on
was 454a3 whcn Was 81 Gt3 head The rreyisn.
but The Inducements % bring Esto th a.ket wrt vfr
ItEonE, owtEE 20 lh. high prices pat1.
, 1860-09-15
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

AhA1sED.......+..Btpt.l Il.
Celestial Ottawa. zs:o wheat, l.a7 bu coru. ii hu
baI!fJ. " ~' y"
DV Bel. Lockpot. 5o1 bu corn.
Clyde. Ottawa, f.Tubu cbrn.
G Gootefl, Ott4ws, &.1is bu coin. <31 hu what
Thames. Oaswa. :ss3 bu corr, 1851 bu wheat. ----
Col stearns Athens. Is II tuable ttone, 10 4 d.menson
ttone.
Reso!ute, Athsut, 20 Il zubh!e stone,
Humboldt, Joliet, 5 CIV tu oats.
Old Abe. bouth joliet, 8stcns Of saad.
CLEARED.
Aurora, Ia szlIe. e ooo !tlumbes.
ca af. La *sl4e, Gi,lu7 It lumber.
Lay STAT. Du rage. .......
uuntoo1 L. lse06a # LUMBER 10000 khinkle4
ol,ao nth, 1a.8 its E5nd 5to1sa l3e{1 lbs steTes
Ano hol4o12re.
Col 6tsa1na, Athsaz.
tes-lute, A h*E ., go b. feaJ.
u AIexaoae Lcckpprt htls dlh. - 1ba maehlne11.
1.oskpar1 Lock oft
Wm MeriLn1n. Moszig, !:
Goode1l.
Fat. O P.Ss 10 bs sa A3s lbs ssovss .sad hollow.
W1tA.
Aasa's, Jonst, bsaa sit.
, 1860-09-15

QO1Scr, IT., Sept. 14.-Tho Episcopal Con,
vcntion here brcls up in ro* this atlernoou
on test vote Of great importance. The Disa.
op introduced Deacon just ordained, and ha
vote decided the question. it standing n To IL.
The Rev. Mr. Hodges Of Chicago rose and
denounced the whole aGaig as = dishon.s:
transaction, and mere thsn half tha Co1yeu-
tion rose aad left the houat. Tee Convention
sooa alter adjourned.
The above information wAs furnished the op..
rator ut Qaincy this stternooa, by minister,
who declined telling what tbs suestloa Has On
which tho rots was taken.
It is likely that it WAS on tho resolution Of
fefed BY Judge Otis, referring the action ofthe
Bishop in the Ca.hedrallot matter to q commit.
teo Of one e7grEan and four laYmep. Rxp.
, 1860-09-15
FinanCial and Commercial.


Ft.pAr lvE1Hs. sept. IL. 1oeo-
The demand for Eastern exchange to-day was
ers,ter thsn the supply. and rates were conse-
oaently nrm. On the street per cent. premi
nm was freely paid. and in souc iEstAncss per
: cant, There IL no charge in baak r4tes; but
ahs bankers are selling only to their customers
1t per cent.
lhs unsettled stA!e Of tho grain markets
oauses shippess to bold d6 Tor the present. and
there is = more limited demand for ourreucr.
S.. Loun NoxET MAnkE1.-This rnorntpQ's
Republican says:
Money matsers remain Without alteratton.-
Exchnnge continues TO be in good demand, with
I fair surpl5 at premium. Tho Transactions
in New Orleans are inconeiderabe. at rates
reryieg tecn ia premium, ii. latter being re-
Earded ~ the 1uiiuE rate. The supply Of cur.
rency sud b2ulab!e fund.- is small. The quota.
ttuns are:
God. caHt5e5 AID banable
rsw rs.z 7. TEX = sxhs .a-..--..4 Prem tniem.
Some lime bills are being made. aud approved
rkpsr il in dsm2nd =! the following rates:
.- Nc. Io.k. Nex Orleans.
- Slda!s...........t.......... dlA. Kids.
to 0sAss~................ ~ t1. 1Ed:s.
" nsyf.. dr. ~ dis.
nootLS tLS..,-....,..........1kGv9HG Gis. S4dIa,
, 1860-09-15

CLIFTON Horse, NIAGARA FALLS, . P. H..
Sept. 1.-THE Royal party arrived here ibis
evening. Upon arriving as Chippe0s hu1e
boufires were lighted, and i toFchlight psoces.
sion e.corted The Royal Party IN Carriages to
the Falls The Falls are Illuminated With Ben
gal fres and blue lights. Tn Duke of Newca,.
ts is indisposed; other members Of the party
hare also suffered, but ths Prince is well.
There has been trouble today in consequence
Of soue NV York city reporters attempting TO
force themselves among tho Royal pa:tv. or.
ders were given at Fort E.ie that they should
not be .siowed on board the steamer, bu: they
have Ill arrived heIe in safety,
, 1860-09-15
Later from Europe,
FEARFUL Ra3Innan cox1.,erov


| ST. Jonxs. n. F. Sept. 14.-Tho Cunsrd sc7ey
| Rteamsh,p Mclita, from Liverpool "Wednesday
5th inst, arrived OF Cape Race this {Fridsyl
sfternoo3 at three o'clock, on her way lor Ha i
fax and Ner York. She waa Intercepted by
dispatch obtained.
Tbs steamship Adziatic, from New Tork, IL.
rived a. Southampton on tie 4.h, and the An.
BIO Sa1on, from Quebee, It Liverpool the same
eay.
The London 05s~zer qusli5ss its sts.eueut
that Lindsay visiss America in an autboritxti,e e
capacity: gap ltsays bis journey is private one,
eus rs cne 0! the representatives. Of the ship
n:ny Interests, he has consented to use his in.
ttdence to induce the American Government to
negotiate for tho adjustm mt Of yasious mattera
pertaining to the th,ppinR interests, and tho
Brl!lsa GoEernmeat being desi1ous Of faciltat-
ing these rieae, has furnished Lindsay with al
correspondence connected with the subject that
has passed between the two countries.
At collision on the East Lancashire Rail
ruad OF two exoress trains. elerfn n pereons Here
k'!Ied and nineteen badly wounded. Many
Wefo also slightly wounded.
Fh.ScE The Empeflr and Empress bad
resc''h Chamounix and we're enthusiastically
received.
a isr.s correspondent o. the London HfncM
sa;s that Franco has just purchased tea large
steam transports in the United States.
The blurse closed dull On tia Sd Ut Gs- Sc.
N.rLrs'-Sardin;a ~. shan. =. ;n.ssr,
Naples. It was renorted 1hst ~, Tsm., a.
rie "a .hort - ,sp. ~. usu. - ~
troons' thr oh;sct hs;o, ~ - sst epa rtI ag.veo
bccomi,p nray to sns,chE - e;a,- H. IN
Of the Bourben drna.,v Al d;snoeah,a -. tae aal
*.ls Of the Sardinian Nav w.,s ta bs .ert 70
Nan,.. .rd ,,I;,.s .y "e!e ~ oo sent 10
yigorons il p;.dmoyt p'sp4f~i'n' were rao'e
Tbe Sard,ni:n Ga.s-n,,+ , .,.;n
aYalabe transnos. srd 4 ,sas ~. IA liN .h fJ
ranid canrtranrs ~ ~ i,re. 80 e.u tnai
fouad Impossible. the Pnns ronId ss IuIa a.I.d
aliow ns.ssoe tbron.b h,1 mGu;u W asAeo 10
Tbs pro,;ac. :r aT 49, ~ :; u1nan.oIs nna
insurrect;or hsnJ, ~ ;....n." eio oaa a'sea II
aad marehing m Can, ns.I. .'u'o "eie ou''aes
There wns ,a.b;nn r. D1;
ment further than tnat i. uuts -. Waa.asu mo'o'
tra.Tennrte3 ~ ~ ~ -. .s.H, as Mon's.une'
bad tendertd ths;r r.s;ts.t;a h~. @'alssels
gccented' snA'''ns oo' "e1o ao'
The F;np or San1az 80. j.,
cs:ion 81 thres m,f,;o,, fsa ~ "a iloenEn-
Mt III. h ,nhs r1,namt ~ pa,ss W eleocn 4asses
II rss $4,000 .tst " -" Mesaao;
m .,o tlans,t,,rs - .s,n 1oe P.oa.olnoa piased
!. c,,.a - =! .oluo1eela '1ooa lae oar-
~ .,,.s osa..o ,,a n.u "sen remo7eo.
~ - 'ao9' oo ta4t LUZ casanr a. iuflu had |
, 1860-09-15

new HAVEN, c., Sept. l4.-An exciting city
election took place Ia .haa city tu day for the
eholce OF ASSESSORS a7d board Of liz. Of. The
bftckinridge and Douglas mon uuiteo On one
ticket, but the Republicans elected oil their
candidates by 100 majority in poll Of over 1900
rote'. Last Spring, st the S!a:e election New
nhTtn gaze some Ivl or 500 D D:mocratio ntior-
ity.
, 1860-09-15

OHwEeo, Sept. II.
rLoct-Qniet nj prevlnrs tatrs
noops7 o1r-. u peped A hut e1osed Qulet md
sl.u TAO witter s4 veHt, =, % 20 Chicago opKirE II
6alss Ii So ba I'D sa e I'D .hou. msterai change
,,Et IA - 1o nouI IL for vh.,
LAKe infokz-loob b1s 6ouy Ia Aoo tn ,rh... a. IA.
eorn, 10y u oats Il l9o By natsy, oa b. III 0a
bn hAsky. y" "asA% u'10
, 1860-09-15
BOLD ROBBRHY AT LANE,
Arrest &f the Parties Here and He
coFery Of tho Goods.

On Wednesday might Of last week the store o
Ar. Otto WeststeiD, At Laue, os:s county, wa'
entered and robbed Of "atehes aad jsHelry to
the amount Of shout $500. Mr.. Wcttasetn occu'
pied the whole ct tho building, which WAS 4
email one, ra'ssd some t"o or three feet from
sae ground, and opsa IN 'he rear IA 8ueh way
u 10 alo" Of mani c'a"nog under the noor.
ice robbery "as entesso Ia tue early part Of
'ae n'gas ~n'i5 'ne e'etk VINO slepf IN the etofe
"as aosen: a. parry III Inc nelg hhorhcod, BY
e6a"nnK "1aef LUG oanalo8 anu oot1ng place
'ufoa8n 'oe noof, Hs'ss eaoo8n 10 aonls Tho
body Of a man. When the clerk returned 10
tbs store h. found much larger amount of
goods piled about the hole in the floor than
WAS taksa away, showing thas the There's had
sridsntiy jus. lsft, and before completing their
dspredasions. Some watches were also found
under the building aud in sh:d rear by. In
formation Of tbs robbery WAS a ones cent in
avery direction, md the ot1icers in Lara re1s
Oh sharp lockout, but no c1uo could bs OBJ
timed Of ths taisFs5, For could any ore be
found upon whom to attach suspicion.
In the mean Tins, cns OF cur detectives from
the Marshaps odise WAS watching tie operations
Of two men in this city, 1ho we're known to