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, 1860-08-11
MA rim Il JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

RR1VED..............AutuAl0 10.
stnr Cont Morgan. Grand Haven 50 hrls aour. tons
stm1 Ga1cl!c. Bulton. Milwaukee. supd1le,.
r1oa r2 nua.,si lmTy pfl nu1ao f,as, sundlss ,,
imp lIArcr Brnwn St Joseh so railroad tes to1ea
E1* 1* Es.iSS: K;is; c;d:E Ei;s5 10 lumber
i!Gt Nahonin, !, su1.. osonts. ito u lumber
s!5 sssE sssss g: :'"
ssSr seS[ Tsssxr.pn snp HIS; M nd Eissr j. iubr
sesr sesr via ko3,r: fount.:9. naaso. iisl.
shr sr ;styy; y;!sv Sn.s Tst, . umoe
sfhF Ere DeM1esxt- Thntps'n. SLelnygsn q n rtAv<s
Shr e. E.stsr Mustsssa r !nn1t as ,ah
81 81 !ysSs; h;a;%s; ;;" %h;s ~ : ;ssv:,
scaF wslsce. Lawrence, sheIo5ssa. !: & wood, 20
Sehr *n,r.a f1ynn Manitowoe % Cd. wood.
ehr Gso st.tif, M ireit os.tsc @ stoo ci btis Ill
seI Kass H'sl:eona ist:e": u Saha.. H, 70 I'll, 4a1t
Ell [ i.In2S Kb1 D.,a'sRi M knfsn rH !, ient
cLEARED............Assu
S1y SR Ssas. Ss;s ns: u Co., ss '9Ias 's 81 co
n.,t Ihs IsS; T. ses' W. x9 n orls 4; asa, sa
1s S.honins. s.st 1eono nsnao sn; wheat
ssii via iiS:sI: : F.Tnham. Es14 .. is 100 bu eorn.
sehr Ysneee eseheE s aso d e SlSs1pf 10 r6is xh
scAr cuFss Mann. Montgomery. ftrs Coborne ls.s bu
cura- ~
sehr eTrse wlarc. ron co:borpe, 1888 ba corn.
pchs Granada, Nc!nsytc. lsu1alo, 14.b s hu whelt,
Sctr Te;eRr4rh Haye< G1a1d klsef. Hfhi.
sehf trrc Democret. 1honp.or. eheboykan, Isht,
SthF TcmI+st Le4Nt, 1recn Lay. l!EAt.
:shF TheodoIe 1*!!y, " ck. O.wrko, 90 bu wheat
seh! AI.ssGpe s1 t;s1!sx I
seh1 @ 1..luctto' 6 ;e, ellcn, G.ssn Bay: :Isht.
seA1 crcats.sD. Dusenbe1y, Zen Col1ofne. 1sAsa bu
selr Isp.;sh. Haven. Klnesson. 14oo hu wheat
sehr nsad5: Hsoya. rost GeIbotne. bu wheat.
Schr Lone etar. Mccrca, Bu.alo l7.t0J bu wheat
, 1860-08-11
A Negro 1psurrect1on ON t;uano lsland.

A Negro lnAurrectf0n OH Guan1 lAlRnds
NEw YonK, Aug. ia serious insurrectioa
Of the negroes at Sombrero, Guano Island, has
caused no little excitement among the mer.
chauts aud seafaring people Interested in the
guano business.
B,tll iu 3 .ltilnore and Petersburg. Va, the
excitement had obtained such q pitch that
Capt. Deli, Of the Baltimore bark Warren, and
Cept. Burr. OF the schooner Emma Tuttle, had
to interfere and imprlson some OF the insur-
rectionista.
The negroes on the island are hired at the
rate Of $l2 per month to dig and load vessels
with guano, and number 200. The foreman
desiring to make visit home, made over his
office to man named Snow, first mate Of the
schooner Eastern Star. Snow bsiug man Of
energy und determination, exercised rigid
discipline over the negroes. They not liking
this, formed plan to murder him, and on the
24lh Of july, as Snow was stopping on the
ground, cne Of the negroes, Who Lad been
specially chosen for the purpose, hurled t1e-
meudous lump Of guano ut his he=d. crushing
in his skull, aud leaving him nearly lifeleea.
Considerable con,m.,on followed upon this
among the whites, aud the negro who commit
ted the atrocious deed was immediately arrested
aud placed on the bark Warren Of Baltimore,
to be taken to the United Suites for trial. The
arrest created the widest excitement among
the negroes, who rose en- ns7sst, and took pos.
session Of the island. The whites {emptoJ ere)
who numbered onI5 twelve. were compelled to
submit to the revolt through fear Of the 200
savage negroes. The negroes threatened to
sink the bark Warren and the schooner Emma
Tutt!e, unless their comrade the murderer, was
given up.
Fifty Irish hands we're expected shortly from,
Richmond, fully armed, when the negroes would
be pct down. s,now was rot dead on the 18th
Of July, but it was impossible tor him to re-
cover. The negroes had refused all offers to
return 10 work. They held possession Of the
i.land and were doing just II they pleased
| Nobody dared to say anything 10 thrm, and
they declared that they would never Jield ill
their comrade was given up to them by the
captain Of the bark Warren. The schooner
Emna Tuttle has arrived 4: Petersburg, Va
| from which we gather these particulars,
, 1860-08-11
Daily Reyiew of Chicago Market.

FHrpAT EYEHIHG, AuEns1 ~, 99eo'
FREIGHTS-Sttady and ttm. f1np. Lug 10 Al &C.
schoonsrs Yankee Bladc md Wild Rover al t@c. -
wpta, to Buo selt. :. l1o!:ey, whrat ~ o'~'so
Ske- u.,,
FlouE-Receipta laoo b1la. shrcd. 80 btN' .a
le;d,c1,ued tta,ce s,It, we.s, u bra "lulao"
whit, Winter ut ss73 ec; 70 brs ehoiee spr'ns eAa
20 lrl. do in three lots ii u 20 DEL; " o.'
=, ~ ss dat: Is tfis Bridge CITY" srfanE tupe'Hu -
asa del a3 t,s low grade tuperhns % oes.
TutAT-Reeclpsa, 1l4eto tu. Shipped II lse oa. NIT
keta42sc lower Safes were a. tol'""s' oo" w w.
lied Winte, ut q % ID store; o bu 90 *l"< as'oe
ao In No Rcd nj ssc IN t.o1e 80 lu do ut ~ In
IN bu ao nj sse In rtoe 20 bu do 1t o:c In aoFe
81 m h. No. spne 1t 70; in ttore LOO tu DO II sohe
In ,tcrr 200 tu do At Xe anoat .lo u No. 7SrEink
sic in In kto,e do at &c in ttosc: So0o bu
i, n, bu do a 65kc IN strrc; roo tu DO
ut ea in .lurs; bu e}ectsd NJ &C 10 s"c So u" 90
II ;se in store 500 bu SprinE bE sample At -: On 1aci
CoKN-l,ecs!p:s 6;,ssa bu. Sh!rmen:s cs.ies tu'
Market active and N1Hc tetcF sslts were; eoo bus
Caul yellow at 4&kc nao; 1000 hu No. cAas1 n +se
aaoat 4aN bu Rejected co Al &c adoat f3o1 bu NJ
n, IT, In one oco bu do ut &stc In store 1900 bu do
In sto.e iu No.s as &c In itore: e00 tu
so NJ exc ia III ITO do II &:e IN norc e0o bua
Rejected At 4oc IN store.
faTs-Kec.,rt.. c9 tu. Shipments II 4S7 bu. Mar
tct dull an1 shade lower. Sales wtEe-4 hu No, ht
In rsorc 500 bu do nj :4c In ,ture e25 bags do Al
SIC on tack.
nYE-Kccelps c,os. b.. No slImena, Market qulc'
| and nominal ii - Ac fos No. ! In store
GRASS 6EED-T notify sscd In good demand s&se!
were 81 bags ut a3.GoK delivered.
I1GuWINES-s,eady. sAles 100 bsa city manufacture
| 1t i6e.
ALcuHoI-Maskct active and dim nj SIC = ga.
ApPLEg-tirecn Arp.es In good supply r. fir ccnaat
a, d b04.e5 for common TO Gu Ice.
uurIEg-r!stln moderately active ri lc@10ke. Cho'c'
, 1860-08-11
Rev. Robert III. Clarksom, D. D..

In ans~erso repeated nqure4. the following facts arc
bsedy Submitted:
1.-The Company Is duly Incorporated urdt. the express
Cemetery Statute Of ibis EtAte. The Olcers elected
annually by the lot owners. Tie present Directory
ssts Of wn. u. ooprx. Esq. E H. su1Inos. Esq. AID
Dr.. s. SAwrrn. GEo. r. H. uEAtr, the Anlt> + Tsea
snez, and TnoxAs B. BarAn is Preeden'. The grounds
ART Lid out and improved under the ceun.el OF wv sA
paes Esq, the eminent Landscape Gardener Of rLiadsl
phla, by swain NILSSON Of this cty.
2-Thc title Is unlncumbtred simple and perfect; being
dl,c= from the United Stats Government through Justin
uterheld and heIre, 10 Tlos. B. Bryan. who will. In all
give full waz.auec Deeda and Lind the whole sut
division, recorded. to remain foEeyr Cemetery. thus
lnsus!.g It TO The Lot owners In pe:pe:ussE.
a-Thc natural topography Of the ground. ia admitted
By alto be peculiarly beautlfuthe gentle undu.tlcns
Ing suggested lie Of "GEAcELAxp" The Improve
menta fcommanesd onr In April .ss). s;eak for tatm
ssivea. II designed 10 make the Cemetery tho Mt Au.
burn Of the wcst.
&.-he entrance to lhs Cemetery /, tie Green Bar
Road a5ous mile and laf beyond the point where
the Lake View Roa dEerecs from II, aad ttau
ullas peazrr the City than Chneldcn station.
b-The price Of Lots il only about one fourth Of that
demanded for Ike sized Lois In Eastern Cemeteries =,
ahowp by the Sc..c In The 0flce.
e--Thc following Report from the Surveyors explains
ts..lf:
ave have taken leves over the surface Of G,a:ca.d
Cemetery. srd ind the minimum leisLt to be Ii fcet and
he maximum be Is ett above The present stage
Of wa.ez In Lake Ml-hzn most Of the erosnd being
over - e abova which four times h, usua deph Of
Rravea. lSIgned)
SAMUEL $. GREELEY
EDAuHD plyBy.
August, nd. 1eao"
7Vhsors 10 the Cemetery requested to keep the
wats and to dye vehicles only on the broad s1ayele1
roadl,
THOs. Il. BRYAN, President,
ohee Ia Bryan fA Ca1k IT., opposite The Court Houte
TIAEE TABLE.
An OMNIBUS is to The Cemetery, {un,ll tic Home
Railroad extended connecting with tic Hone Railroad
CsIs, which 1eave North Water street a.
4. H., 2.30 r. m., and r. m.
Returning, The Omnibus leaves the Cemele1yat
$50 4. II, IL H.. and 42O r. ~.
- Through Tickets sold BY Conductors for Eight Cents.
[au6-ce4s.1m]
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NJ o W r L A u Y.
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mnr,,-r at Terfe IIaute, Ind. !.

TkKRE uAuTE. Iud, Aug, 70.
John ". Wright was murdered Last night W
The murderer escaped and has nor yet been ar
reated
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Lasts.
Er;s4hs s+, Slippers enlr":':nx:t" if::,r.:a:o Il
tr: ssr1st to His q urny. sr!Y w.t. celt ice ~
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By tnt lehns} Aait:,s! at nil aes lA~5ae
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, 1860-08-11
The Nicaragua Walker
and 5U0 Men OF Hucatans
fEsu., tLo NJ Nrr..ana rie1Iune sth.l


The Mexican schooner Briliante, Capt. Espi-
noIa, arrived at this port yesterday frcm Sisal,
with adr,ces from Merida, the capital Of 1uca.
tan, to The 26ih ult. The news is Of the most
important character.
Gen. Vim. Walker, Of whose departure from
the island Of 1luatao, on the olst Of June, We
hays before had accounts, aErived off the fuca-
tau coast en- route for Nicaragua on the 1st ult.
He had with him 6ve vessels and tive huadred
men, ali well equipped, full Of spirits, aud amply
supplied with aruis, ammunition and provis.
ions. From Kuatan, off which the tiTe vessels
made their RENDEZVOUS, the voyage was most
prosperous ene, aud the whole feet passed
down the coast in splendid style.
The expedition first came to anchor at the
island oi Cozume!, off the coast Of Iueatan,
where it remalned communicating With the
mainland and completing the preparations for
the expedition till the o0ih ult: l. then set sail
for Nicaragua direct, " here it is believed, long
ere this to hare effected landing. While OF
the coast Of Yucatan the expedition receised
large .eiuforcements Of men, and was amply
supplied with provisions.
, 1860-08-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Peunuylv1nfn Democracy.


CREsaov, Pa, Aug. The Democratic Stats
Convention met at ) +. II. The President, Mr.
Wc!oh, in tho Chuir, nnd II. II. Eurnham 3ec-
rstary: sixty nine persons were present.
Mr. We'cli opened with speech. lie was in
fayor Of Cancellation, and he hoped tue electoral
ticket would remain as it was.
Die!enback, Of Clinton, presented r:solu-
tion declaring that il behooves all good Demo.
Gratis to stand by the decision Of The Conven-
lion. Gen. Maller moved an amendment, call
ing new Convention. Isaac Ieech moved 10
amend By substituting the Reading Convention.
Rejected ayes lo. nays 50. Alexander e. Full
ton of Armstrong County, moved the following !:
Htso,red. That the action Of the Convention Of
the od Of July be rescinaed, and the following
substituted:
Iasoletd, That the Democratic electoral ticket
ls headed with the names Of douglas and
Ureckinsidge Is the Electors at Large, and that
N the cvent Of the election Of the aaid ticket, II
the greater number Of votes shall have been
cast for Douglas, then the vote Of the State
shall be cast for Douglas mud johnson but it
for Rreckinridge, then for Breckenridge and
Lape for the same offices, and that the chair.
man Of the Convention be directed to require q
pledge from the Electors, and if any refuse, his
nnme be emitted.
After long debate, tue first portion of the
was agreed to-ayes ~, nays %. The second
part, throwing the vote for the candidate nho
has chance Of election. was agreed to-ayes
a., nays ~. The third portion. requiring a
pledge, was agreedto to pira ucee. The resolution
Us finaily adopted, reads Us follows:
Rsolred, That the Democratic electoral ticket
he headed with the names of Douglas or Breck-
iaridge as an elector at 1arge. and in the event
Of the success Of the sad ticket, il the greater
number shall have been cast for Mt. Douglas,
then the vote Of the electoral college Of the
Stale shall be cast for Douglas ard Johnsou ;
bnt if for Breckinridge, then for breckenridge
and Lane If the yote Of PennsylSania cannot
elect the candidate for whom the majority OF
the votes are Gust, and can elect any other man
running for President claiming to be q Demo
crat, then the vote Of the electoral college shall
he cast for the candidate. If it will not elect
either Of the candidates for whom it Is cast, or
ans Of the Democrats who are voted for in the
States, then the vote shall be cast for the can
didate who has the majority Ct the votes Of the
State; and the chairman Of this Convention
be required 10 obtain their several aad distinct
pledges of acquiescsuse in the foregoing reso-
lutnn, and repor. the result Of his action at q
future meeting Of the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned ssat die, with
cheers.
, 1860-08-11
The Southern ExcurRfon fnta nj Riff 1

The Southern Excurs1oniats at Buffalo
BrrrALo, July l0.-The Southern Excursion
party arrived at 10 o'clock This morning. The
depot was througed with people assembled to
witness the reception. The Mayor welcomed
the visitors in brief speech. Judge Clayton,
Of Mississippi, responded on the TART Of his
Southern friends ut considerable length, in
which after returning thanks for the courtesy
extended 10 them, he reviewed the relative po-
sltion Of the two sections of the country to-
wards each other, and their mutual dependence,
and expressed The hope that nothing would
ever occur which would hare the effect Of in
a. all times characterize their intercourse
4 half past seven o'clock the greater portion
OF the company embarked on the Western Me-
tropois for Cleveland, whence they will pro.
coed to Chicago bT railroad, and then home.
, 1860-08-11
The California Steamship Line,

1Ho Ia11101HI& S1eAnHAsP AlMe.
SEw loRk. Aug. 10.-The steamship Coat
zacoalcos has been purchased for about 100000
from parties in New Orleans, and will be dis
patched in few days far the Pacific to join tie
Moses TAYLOR and The Granada. The illinois,
On her return from Europe, will be thoroughly
overhauled, and with the Star of the West, will
perform the service on this side, and probably
another vesael will be added to the above
named.
The 1sth1aus Of Tehusntepec will be used for
the transit, and 1t il the determination to make
the trip in 18 days.
, 1860-08-11

H1 TELk6pArH1 DrfFAIp. August 10.
FLorn-Uui and leary, ...
1RA1x Wheat steady. sacs q gro bus ,ed winter Ut
$taH4tal.lt: Corn seaty. saies &, H0 bus At tVc-
WHlsKT-Nofn,na1 nj Isc.
Canal for dou1 lec for wheut tec for co,u
10 New York.
LAKE. lAroE1s-a0a bEls nour. 5000 ID wheat, 400
hu cOrn-
CANAL ExroKr4'e,ooo ou wheat 60 90 IN IN.
, 1860-08-11

SEw YoRk, Aug. 3.-There we're thrse fatal
cases Of sun stroke yesterday.
Timothy Hedges, eighty years Of age, for
many years member OF the Board Of Ianagsrz
of iha American Bible Society, was thrown
from his carriage at East Hampton, l.. L., Oh
Monday last, aud died Of the injuries received
On Wednesday.
, 1860-08-11

l.. l.. tOLI \. ttFh! !icHrt IL: I taialt t!"a
]>UtFAAO l. SAKE tlUli,)N
Ehtt"Af. Sh"ste>t asi bs>s t'.ute Id Kaa.'p II
oi..r Et~tt III eir..
Trim :-.y;; ;;:o \: =" III. ne:."l. =: s::A; !:
toa It ~; ~: ;. 'st Y. Y. tshtr1 ltuiti =
i. kf.s faia* Eat t. ;rtt via t1-
b. 1;,,.!;.:s, AT ii. Cr". i"I"l. L.. CAi:ItE.
I1TTI>BU l,Gii, fU..r WAYNE
4 ASt ''isEAGu KAtli:t.:p.
:;n~ i!:ts: Ard t:rss'i X Gt th:' u s1t.a
WtthH-'ta nkr. crrne.t :ns with i1'.r.st
To Ss~ y:sS. "h:"e!st a. h::,:nrs- all a3,hs&t''4
u!:y ac alth:l- terh. nj rt, s,!saaa Sc~ Jes
tey. S~w luk. MrFyla: I. &c.
Merchants BY tsk1k tbs route, VIII 1ase ste st:ett
Al he Eastern fAA'tt' 1t no al!t !to2afet4t.
"akease c.rsae'tt :nr4h. ....-
T:in- ;+asH T.: +p I. c,n-r + Csnsf And Wa Erea
stz7etI, West site, .s t.!;tHs:
6NA.M N :ra: E1;s,r- .'aAfs ts.:r.a', e1steti..
C.'EEetins Cr->sr. Nts t'-ys:.s :. ar. I.. @tr!~
K.:"a:t" 1'::-t4 i::iHae, NJ! r. !:.,s New ycsk.t
Yuss Cea.zzianf New Y.rx III E.- III. :, nj =
An, hhHth tt tttoIh4r. xlrfs So" N.w4:1 N":.-
Ve:naE. - ub~cs:ls, :" v.ax aL l1:rl. .,~us" t:o
au! y'r6.:a.
Ii~ a,,yr tan. ecE.sc: :. F.:e. -, tras- mr. :: j
E,srs kc1d to S1Ek t4t, Craa"a. u4stn anIt.:. ,
Aso vt trana1 It LM,f I>4v'nn .rt, "tc,n:,' .r
FARE A. i"H ASASI ulfiEK K".TE
taest ctes IN the Cnlie,! S..ir4.
Passengers aE:is Ing at sf the sn.t. Will
tl cheek ~ IT. tie tt s"tss etesas
Chteas" cal". slrrp!nk ears acen.:Huy each train.
Tickets fs III, ii uth pdnslpa: Ticket tssr%. in IL
Test, aud II th< Company Ofte. # Ka,,
I%pt wes Side. Il CAG and van 61rea IRE. "a
Chicago.
, 1860-08-11

Ill II
ASK FOR HELMDoLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement and Esad for Il.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
tpT.s-7tewwedAu4t-lY-c94
, 1860-08-11

RISING Sun, lad. August 1o;-Ihls morning
bank ia q brick. yard in this city. when it sud
denly gavo way, buryiDg them. The boy was
Instantly Killed, and the man Was dangerously
wounded
, 1860-08-11
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANY.
nIcEinnf&. Maker.

To Who'll xalc Tea!es the Company would ray With cur
unequa1cEty for manufacturing. and the vary great
advantage we have alt okes fAcoEe,, Purchasing
trieea se!! you At nsuses thst I'll AXE
ttL ynur Interest your orces.. Every box
sar that leaves the factory Is ~Irrtte eqra! II
peEosu aay pEolccei IL the world. All orders and
municlton ons addressed Illinois Starch onpany Utt1w4,
1Hnas will eaetAA 4tfantinu.
, 1860-08-11
%sEeEo Market.

81 AAA1sIl osvE0o. Aug. 10.
fLpV8-pull nj 4s.1s for ext5x s;ase
3AA1x-Wheat Rc41ce Ind but Little Going Ealcs IN n,
No. Illinois nd Winter On prtv4te tes Com IN foo1 a.
aand eod market 48l better SKIES 40 bu I}noIsu ~ a.
~ aoa *eoo tu DO y 6{xc. Other Eralas quiet S~
md cora u cto Erw York, t -'~' "AsA@
1ALn nlxFpATs-CnmportAn:.
tu cp&n. ~ "A.A7 1z.WA
, 1860-08-11
Gen, CAM.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 9.-The rumor that Sec
retary Cass coutemplates resignation seema
to be without founca.ion, as letter received at
the Department to-day announces his good
lea!th and his iutcnton to return about the first
Of Sentember.
, 1860-08-11

HALIFAX. Aug. 10.-The Royal Mail steam
ship Causda. ia going out of this harbor last
night. rot ashore. She will not sail until to-
night rossib1y TOMORROW.
, 1860-08-11

ae vstsela passed during the tast Il ho
.,a1hganAn hofshumbe11Aod, CaIthsxrnian srn..'oa
KAltAm1. 'S4s >"'@e%io Layer, b
Dow1-Revolvink Light, Lake H,,+.1., r.,-
stAte, v Lswts, Clasaon, 4 Fosd, Phoenix. A~Pa1e
, 1860-08-11
Tor PIXIES PEAK.-The under

II O1k 7 1lKE . NI1IA ~ uE NI1AG1S
sisued pre-, ared for SIZE newly INVENTED
QUARTZ PUEVkElzEls. tDuUuls Patent! especially
ctaptet for Ikes P.at that combines the Qualities
OF Being Light. Cheap. Easly Managed aud DU RABLE
can as b. two horses fur morse eagne e9ste
only $SU weighs bus LEO Eouuds xnh be packed
In the mountain, 1lss worked all winter without
wa,er We WAltKAS this Mil to do ~ per cent. more
work, with the po wer, than the best eta2 m1l.
Weae prepared his kind of mill Of ary size
aso the hetmachnery IN under the pa!cnt fu
crushing Iron TIRE or Macad4Inizrk Sttue.
achlne ear te uDerAion 1t the Maeh:n, Shop
Of SIR Moses Polk street, OF the FRIDGE a1drsss
!. st ot1ce bo1 1899, Chc1go Illinois, for further iaor
matCn.
Il. nu Do1s DuEOIS + AUSTIN,
IA Ausr3Y. v1c7 nrAw'Y
, 1860-08-11

Pn,zApr1ru1a, Aug. l0.-Cross. the noted
forcer. Who escaped Saturday, was re.captured
last night By the officers from whom ho got
nWaY
, 1860-08-11
The Cincinnati Embezzlcmenx Case.
Ul4tl2tca Of MuataHue.

TORONTO. G. ", August l0.-1n the Cinein.
Of witnesses from CINCINNATI and New York,
the magistrate decided that the case did not
come under the Ashburton Extradition Treaty,
and discharged Montague. The money, amount
ing to f25. 800 Was delivered to the Cincinnati
detective.
, 1860-08-11
X7EkY IMPORTANT INFORM

ATION.-The Illinois Starch Company, 1t Ottawa
Ganuacturin2 the purest etach In tie world IN
manufactured entirely with wler, which naturally
so rain water, contan i" nefaou; chemical Hence
tnanAny ether u A. asusanes 10 the public q the
hets Of lhe S..fch amount Ut the most k1t factory
references could bc given, tui In this references
to be ecesBary. ali b. .rpCurinE little Tor trial
AAtsfJ III sevtx In huytng The f41eh be particular In
, 1860-08-11

BosroS, August 9-The following dispatches
appear in the latest papers, per the Europa,
PALERMO, July o4.--In the engagements be-
fore Mela so on the 18th and 18th INST, the Ne
apoians had $50 men put hors du combat. Car
inAida attacked the town on the Goth with bay
onets, and after desperate combat the Nea-
politAns withdrew to The citadel. The state
mcnt that the whole OF Sicily had been evacu-
ated by the Ncapolitan troops, is premature
Metsina is still held by the Ncapo!itans.
GEaoA, july 27.-News has been received
here that the GarlbAldiaus had suffered great
losses in the engagement near Me1asso. Ii was
asscrted thst Garibaldl himself was wounded
~. ~ TIE fpQt, He bad ordered several inhabi-
tants ol MeIasov ~ - ~hnt for having fought
against him.
MARsAl1LEs, Ju1r aE-l.a,ters have been ~
eeIved from sicily, stat;ng that Gen. Clairy had
evBcuated the outposts o: the town Of Mcssi-
na, aud had concentrated his army in the cita-
del. The remainder Of the troops aud especi-
ally Col. Boscos' division, has been dispatched
to CaIabria.
PARIS, July a5.-The Constitufionn<1 Of To-
day, in an article signed by n. Grandgu'lot,
lied Lord Cowley TO come to some understand
Syria. TIE same paper says that all the Pow
eTs agree upon that question. The assent Of
Turkey will necessarily follow. 1t only re-
mains to determine the basis Of the general
understanding between the powers in order to
carry out the end which oil have in view.
CossrAS11sorLE. July 74.-Up to this mo-
ment the Porte has not given reply to the
proposals relative to an European Intervention
10 Syria. It is almost certain, however, that
the reply Of the Porte 10 the proposals will be
negative
, 1860-08-11
= rtf

Dr. Charles De Ti!iiers, the Surgeon Of the
Zouaves, is ao old soldier, one Q: the corps OF
the Cbasseurs d'Af1ique Of The French army:
lie was for eight years in Africa. His old
companions in arms, Cspt. scherer, gare him
reception yesterday afternoon. at bis rooms
on Fourth street. The Captain embraced him
with much wurmtb, and afserwards presented
also ranks Us Major, has accepted challenge
from an adept at fencing in the city ot Pitts:
burg, to = t1jal Of skill. The "match :" will
coma of probably some time this fall We fear
the man IN the smoky city will come out "sec'
oud best.''