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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
Police IntellIgencs.

THK NeRg:s srHxr nAoEpY-CosKxcnoS.- have
been requested by the Rev. Mr.. Quinn, OF e. Peters
church, Barclay street, to make knovn the following
facts in relation to the victim and parties concerned In
the Morris street tragedy, which throws quito different
light the sad affair Mrs Jones was engaged to DO
married 70 Mr. Ryan, the 10 whom card IN yester
days Issue referred being 10 the employ CT Aaams Ex
press Company This card would lead 70 the inference
that an Improper intimacy was existing between tho
parties, which intimacy would stigmatze divers, 30.
This statement wish q correct, the relations be-
tween Mrs Jones and Mr. Ryan were strictly honorable,
and altogether such night ex.st bet any couple
who were about 10 be married Tho banns Of marriage
had been publshed twice IN St Peters church. On Fun
day last Mrs. Jones called upon the Rev, Mr Quinn and
requested him ~ marry her ~ once, she stated she
had received great annoy ance from a who bad
threatened her life, and broken windovs IN her
bofe The reverend gentleman procured from Ice Arch
bishop dlspensaiion 70 perform the ceremony without
further publication OF The banns OF marriage, and tho
parties were 10 have been married Monday evening,
when The Rev. Mr.. Quinn Informed tha. Mrs. Jones
was shot Mrs Jones has always borne O oellant
character, and the correction "a due 10 her mernry
vel as 10 her numerous friends
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BrookIyn City NeWs.

hrrDKsT RorHsRY--A CouRAoKors woxAS In rues-
day evening, two men, wen known 10 The police named
William hawcs and Daniel Fccney, entered tie ressde1oo
Of j. Young, corner OF Gold ard Concord strcets Mr..
Young from home and Mrs. Young happened n tho
time TO be in the wood cellar The two men, thinking
the coast clear went mp stairs 10 the second story
which they thoroughly ransackai and having secured
gold watch and chain Of the vane Of 500 together with
gold breastpn, par OF earrings and other r,akets,
worth about $40, decamping with their booty when
fhcy were met at the room door by Mrs. Yoang, who,
hearing noise up stairs had just gone up 10 what
tbs matter The fellows underworld 10 make their
escape and OF tom cn but the other held
Mrs Young, who screamed Justify Tor help The made
desperate efforts 10 esespe, and In the struggle, dragged
his captive down sR,rs but the courageous hello
On 10 her prisoner like grim death oniscrs Kelly and
Gagnor, hearing the noise, went 10 Mrs Yoargs asis
lance and the former ciccr arrested the man IN Der
grasp and found the stolen articles hs person. The
other Was chased b. ofnccr Cagl6r FOR . few
blocks, when, suddenly TURING corner, pursued
stopped abort and cody turned back 10 meet TIE ossr
n he was IN no respect concerned In tie matter Tho
dodge however dii MI succeed AMI tie srful dodger
captured bv the ocer and identified ~ Nrr Young
Both brought before Justice Corpvel ycster
day, and Committed for trial.
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Attempted Murder and suicide.
A CotNcILMAN SHOT BY A BALLET ON

COUNCILMAN SHOT By A BALLET GIRL.
from The Cincinnati Commercial, Sept. -
William III. Gasr, member Of the City Council from the
Fourth ward Was shot in the lower Jaw, and badly
wounded at halt past three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
By Eliza White ballet gI 81 hA confectionery store,
' inc street, resr Second
II appears that for long time alta -hmcnt has
existed betv the parties and that for the past three
weeks Glars has refused 70 give the girl countcnance
standing In his door, and seeing her spproach passed.
into the engine house adjoining She however fingered
around uni he reiurn followed him into the store
but What Isssed between them could Let learn. Glass
came out, called officer Fsher, and told him 10 persuade
Eliza 10 leave ~ she VAS annoying hun. Fisher did
and sEe promiscd 10 be obedient II permitted W
spesk word TO Glass, Who had gone into
back room. Pcrmssaon S0 granted she went
In asked him 70 make up their dificrliy, aud
upon his ayowing bis intcation 10 speak 70 her
sgaE she drew pistol ani shot him the ball passed up
wards and through the chm breaking the lower ax and
came out al the bare o. the tongue II supposed that
tho wounded man swallowed tho ball u has been
found. TIE wound 4 severe, bat not faia. Fisher in.
medstcy arrested The gr, and he conveying her
70 the station house she requested permission 70 stop at
her room, which on Third street and In the vicaity
the onccr accompanied her 10 the door aud mt
Afterwards clio seized audanum bottle and drank c ts
contents. by prompt rcncdks Lcr life saved, a..
though the lay for long limo in yeTy precautions con
dton The roor girl seems v have great aaco ton for
her victim, and IN her waking moments night was
continually ameni.ns thai she was not permitted 10 die
with him. Sic would no: believe but that he killed
Anon her trnkek was double casod mcda,lon contain
Ing their pictures for which she begzed ncosssnty until
The officers returned 10 her. II u probable hat the
case viii be prosecuted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

me Crnari steamship Persia, Capt ,uiEi1s, vtseh
sailed from Liverpool .. nne ociock On ths morning Of
the 18TH, ana rom o1eens,cvn the evening q the
lcth Inst, arrived here al O'Clock this norr.oe
me pewr from England ls cutie uninpoTtani.
There wsss partial break tho lsh u tss Gne Es-
vest.pg weather which had prevailed. Egg wrie were
experienced on tHat day, Win rome i..s ran, ess
moth ing OF Importance.
Tho rniyc-se. Carr Repor.ey rays
The weather this week has enabled the - p-sh
harvest work extensively and grea. prcsross has oo
made, the grain going up n prime order and n .
much better state than any prevooey secred mo gene
rai opinion s, est there VIII cot b an average yslc
ne Rev y g. Watson, chaplain Of Srsy's -n- has net
WITH snssy fate IN the ryrol 70 thu. which recently
bcfen the three Enssfmen who per!shed II ssrs The
Col da Geans NJ. watson accompanied By Hr. Tgeie.
rics earriser Of Cora and guido, vas crossing g
o,cr pass when he fen Ito chGrsm ninety feet deep
Hia body vas not recovered until twelve hcura sf.sr
wards. Tos. mcrtem examination showed th.l Lie
death must have been instantaneous
II is stated tina, tho Governor Of New zeaAnd has
asked the home government. for thrce regiments to be
sent out.
Ether Sir ". nernisor, Governor OF New South waiee
or Sir Il. Barkiay, Governor Of ys,,ors, ~, It Is sad
succeed the late Cir 9. Ward At Madras.
The death q Lieutenant General CIR Henry anlih u
announced. BE was Colonel Of the Frat battalion Roya
Brigade. Major General Sir George Bulwer succeed
to the coionslcy Of the Eighty eighth regiment
me Maidstone and hue Jacket have arrived from Mel
bourne, with gold valued q. S32o, 0oo
A: Loyd's yesterday additional rlsks were taken on
the Cleveland, large vessel overdue from Madras, Il
the rate a thirteen gu.neas
Tho steamers EAmmonA and New York arrived Z,
Southampton, and the Glasgow at Liverpool on tho fore
noon Of the l&th inst
The Arabia arrived ~ Queenstown ., midnight on
the lAh.
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THE LATEST News.


IcSros, sept. i6-r "
Tho strength q iAmorceres ouT~ " believed 10 have
been undcTsisied and u nov sid 70 be very little IL
st all, shcrt or 90 oCo mon.
Tho London Timd regards the pnharawn ofthe Frcnch
Minister from Turn marx of &c Emperors dspica
sure oXirccy noDaeHg 4 It1y, Ead lyloros GsrlbAd
not V rush vpon Austria srrporiel ~ france the
contest allowed 70 last long there danger q tie Clh
ole Powers being drawn into H. wisE The certain resu
o. INC oNtnfshmens 81 AAe rcw torn liberty ard lnle-
pcndcBcs o. Italy.
The London CAroakl sa-, that The x,.her. ~ 81 ,ha
French N.aster from 1srn compAi So win CT asso.
iue identity q TIC policy be<wccr France AID Sardinia
he Emperor strengthens nc pedgo be L. given 10 the
tsPc and y 70 EPtAE rct'cs within thai pcor q the
Eanan Territory vkSch he originally docla0a tc b. an
ocli % nainiais TIC Integrity afthe Ioriia
The ltndor -. sayF that y.sor Fmznuclr oscupa.on
ofPsSs tlrroSy may lead 70 seroua omp cations 7b
imIaor wiihAaus ha Hnh.er sroz Tarir q sys.d ,,.s
affcarSDoe o. a. dirccs completely ain IL E.yan An
FOLEY.
The ionior Hdi Gays thai thosr n ro rsasKer.,lnr
tic gravity u the step Tcirneat las issn pou &c ~
aci thai Germany vii defend TIC Inc q st sc5 VIII
boz last eoer, an Antra, q nc r1ouliscd
sssort q the German Coafsfslon nay, b. tho ,rsre
asranptOn CT a ncnacng attitude, provoke lie s,,
tic Eysoidilousy fOfcos.
~ iElgsRlrH 70 er1xerovr.
TrE1S, sept. l5--Eyeans
nc IsiiA journals express rcrrei On account Of he
recall Of tie nrch Ambassador from Turin.
The ps-ss.o sag's they NUT rally round The King in
order 20 sa ha IL overcoming the present dlcultios
TIC other Turin lsvrras publish arelos q q rsnaar
nature.
Tie O7trsore sys.--
Italy docs not desire the yrsponrbilty n France sr
her acts should be bor shield Great liberty Of acton IL
Dccctsary for govnmsnt Those states who ar In
friendly relations need not on that aocoua be res pors
lie orc Tor another he policy followed ~ Sardinia Is
inSoscd uper or royerrmcn, BY the state Of things "a
he pssins
hasu1Irs, Sept IL, lSeo
Letters nm Ssrce o. he lin state TIA, vvry suSst
g-2slv 1eDo1aSscDs rcrc Af.rg psee q Ga. CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 20, 1880.
Cottor-saics today $500 bales g. irregular prices
Flour very dull: sales Of suPernne q. 80 20 SC U.s.
wh!akey-Alcs d .. 24c. Other articles generally
unchanged.
Costou-SAies 70 day 100 bales 1t 10c. l04c sales Of
three days. 1900 bales receipts Of three days, $3.50
bales The rest Of the market unchanged.
Flour quiet At % az % for superGnc. Wheat un.
changed Corn stoady Provisions quiet. whiskey dull
u &c . 2akc. Coffee firm; Rio ls1.c al5Ac.
Bc1rAIo, scrt 2e-lPM
Fourqu!et and firm. Wheat, spriug and club, &c &c.
higher and goodIdcmand sales 940 bushels No Chi
Hilwsukce club, part aaoat at 81 o. Corn-Garket bet
ter and In fair demand sales "a 900 bushels ct 68c
sc. OAts lower sales 900 buahcls At 10. whskey
wheat, and 1870. 70 New York lake imports
5000 bels four % goo bushels wheat, 5000 bushels
IA 900 bushels wheat, 81 GOO bushels corn.
B,YAIo. Sept, 26-6P.N
flour nYm and in fair demand. Wheat In active do
and for spring and club and market better sales 90 600
bushc No Chicago spring 1t ST. 900 bushels do at
81 o. Il COO buahels Nilxaukes club part aioat, at
q 0e IL 500 do At 81 or 1000 busheis Canada club at
Sac Oa,s less firm saIes 900 bushels at 2. 40
whskey quiet sales 80 bbls ct Il &c. Canal fregnts-
lake .mport-3 600 bbls -four, s. 600 bushels wheat,
90 eco bushels corn, 5000 bushels OATS IL 600 bushels
barley. Canal cxports-lSJ 900 bushels wheat, 10000
bushes corn
Forr yteady Of ~ 10 for extra Ssate. Wheat market
better but buyers not plenty at the advance sales
1900 bushels No Chicago spring at 81 IL COO bushels
prime No DO. AZ 81 10, and small lot winter red
Western At 81 10 Corn unchanged SAILS $500 bushels
Canadian 7sc. Rye aact Canal freishts un.
chans ioc. -four lie. heat loo 10 Nc
New YoSkv Lake imports-l 900 bbis -four,
l04 100 bushels wheat 100 bushes oats &c so bushels
barley, 900 bushels rye Canal exports-5 ,G52 bbs.
tour, 200 ousheh wheat 300 bashes oats, $500
bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Sept o6--6PM
T)ur dull. Wheat dull and unsettled. tales "a 600
bushels, a. SIC. for No. spring, SIC as5 for
No. q in store. Corn hrm sales u 900 bushels 39c,
in store. Recep,s-2ooo bbs. -four, rs 0c0 bushels
wheat, IS 600 do corn, 500 do. oats. shipment-
600 bls tour, 152 900 bushels wheat 10i 600 do
Freahts unsettled vessels asking l3c wheat 70
Buffalo, but with engagements Sight exchange on
New York nrm NJ per cent premium.
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pciNrs Hen judges Sutherland, Leonard and Ausc.

P<,re Hon. Judgcs Sutherland, Leonard and Auer.
SIT .V-7hs Pcge a, Ne rulc;irr y ~ Morcsaps,
r. 7A< NJ ~lre7s, Elders. g. 81 ~ Ref@rsd Frpssscni
DuicA C.g This Gaze comcs up on arpeal from the
Special Term and involves The title 70 large amount Of
real ana rrrso "a properly The complaint SIN lssed
Of spec Al Term with costs anf, ~ CONES up a
peal and involv ~ alnorg other property, TIC proceeds
or The estate dev wed r. tho Dutch Rciorme hursh 81
View York, known as NE "kanr 81 frdhan, vnoh
he Northern u.sh Reformed congregation f the Sup
port and mantcnanec their minister, orlsned accord
sent ber ~, hs,ng 80 hcr ~or 70 be called ordsned N
70 come The VII unds~ whlch this devise was made
Court toos 10 pooss ana pAwrs kne ryseryod s DC
onlon.
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rhe Revelation In Ss,ie..

The following ie pa,oh, dated NAylcs, TIC ilh .1st
siycs the position q asAlf ID thas capita
he tranquility q the town has nj locr asiurts,
md me tsme snthls am stll rTeyxls To l. NJ aai
other forts lave g4rrendcrof
u kDgisi AdnirA has paid visit 10 CSrh.l Who
"a vsr6s went On board the Hannhs Ito Jrr,Ish m
AterN being prC.aut On that occ.sos u s.Tslalsr
essas. aEalaso q seventeen gins hoa0s q The D.
tstfr wtsa SCOT 4 a. hesr antv.y.s l.. a. -. .
Tie Nearo. sdfaral. !"
ne ssrdnsn uOors dsonsarksd yO,cr1ay ~ srao,
q nc B.c1tr Sirr lr leaving Napies o-ssyNa ~,
s@ll IA the town aid ths burning ~ tsA ryvsl
tae pt sAal the oggrl Il .he osSsr
h1 pssr Nlnc a rc-crs - s-@'s-' A' ~ s@@f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

Col r J.. sSow, the vol known Temperance advocate,
died his residence In this city on Sunday eveans, A.
ter brief and painful Illness In the ssh year q HE
age Tho deceased the founder OF the order OF tho
sors Of Tenn and the l. Snow Social unor
formerly cded temperance paper called ne Crnan.
He Was MN q large heart and generous impulses and
EtAnncb defender ol the rights Of man, irrespective Of
creed or eor. His death has left void In large circle
Of warm and devoted frlencs The remains were taken
H. tie family tomb a. Mount Auburn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27


LvaloOi.- sea-ship Persia Mons se ssigny and too
ssgs,s ~ ssa M two cstarsa sna ser.n. y .as
Mr. iIsnrcoar MIS- tgnss ne,rin M ana Mrs Ysrns In
sS a9e srs p NJ af MI srs, r md es s
NJ - r'sspssi AZ. S.l;s. NJ ana -. ss.,os,
s.na5ea. Jno Elr., css HoiAns Taai1s and trend.
VS. sr f "a ssi .sy s ssd
ss5d,1sa Hareng rAssman. Rssse y, NJ s1s
.sss v. s.r.s Zen Fs1,ss G :ass; - ss.sas
sisS Is 4, %.I ~; 49,. Pa 4,
r@f 1g wan "a u & sfs. as ss.
E q VI, sse s sss y "a =: Sss
ssasss J. }y ro . I'd no a.; Sy. ao.w
Eev Mp, Us Tdvaras 4 Perry, Mlss ! poss. Nj
@ s HH s.. go f Ssssn 81 bs nd h sss
Nc sa1 s.1iS Z " 1h' S san s'si% ssrs
r. Kan. 49, r. ,sd i S Seer And p 6sra JS.s
~ N. % a i.s n. Soi Ion. s's Is:d
sFnr,. 40 wsTdeis Who dea scpt' : - = ~ 10 4.
% - consumption.
sAcgi-Dass faar!e Ilamlcr-Mss xsci4rc. xr caSsas.
10 ARRIVE.
NV omr.Ss.-sseansaip s,@r a tie Wt.s-Nrs Ha1sch
End II ~ TIE eetfssc.
prrArTr-Rrs.
s ss.s p Ss I'm Nfsfs ,a No.. "a
ycn il-tn, New fogk nm Ward, Asnchsser Jane, shaw
~ ~ sisssT k ~ jas 81.
vci an psvd Grsfam rhe; u Fleitnana N ~ PNihan-
london JeA. 4 Brown. Scotland; W King New orisApss
sio.reyi NY Georr, Rec. Dunlln w Bo&kl.n N ,Jno
bs. nsnson sssr.msl.o ee HeI and ssrv.at seuysay
= WIN iSsss y si Ec ns@oss 500 "a
kHsrstroh, n VI M and Nis W C,nnab ani Nss Ccrn.A
y Curl. Ionecn sprns , Drspg, ssrrssd
.sa s w% q Ne. sGr. 1.,so r.ss =, ~, No.
8 LOIS N erpan sud John oormsn, ~ usmorAi ~
kAyas New Haven. Dcbs vsyYis end pAA spess 49,
hugs kafAss. sSeee. sQa01 "
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Withdrawal Of the French
Minister from Turin.
Feyusia Declared in State Of Siege
BY Gen. Lamoritiere.
FIVE Thousand kuStlianS Concentrated in
Aaniua and on the Line Of the Po,
&A.s &Ss, ~
1RE NEWS By THE ANGL0-sAX0N,

- sssAmshp Apgsosaxou from Liverpool the 18th,
yh Londonderry 90 The l4n inst arrived q. Quebec yes
s.rAsy morning Her dates two days later than those
ssssAy received
10 steamships Hsmmoria, New York and Glasgow,
ssn Eew York errived u Liverpool 90 the lith Lnst
Ne London Tins says that Victor Emanuel frds ormi
GHah competitor In Gribaid whose appears si
sns 70 overcome any resistance that be made by the
ssses o. the Church. and which brings him into cosen
WIN the Austrian power IN Venice. Piedmont must
sAke herself mistress o. the revolution be content TO
sve up the lead and follow. There reason to believe
sss, TIE Emperor Napoleon seer things from this point Of
vkw, and tsat no dsager neei BE- apprehended bom
FTsSce.
zne belief prevails that there VIII be general war
Esroge bit that scne transaction Ike the Wills
asasa treaty will take place during the autumn.
M London Rera.s ssys that the suspensions IN Sydney
IN no; ascct London rrrns.
mo Kugish attacking party ., Maitland, New Zealand
olsss;sd OF OF men. TIE natives laid down on the
Sona until III, men were elosc upon them when they
SwAng 1p tired their double earrenes gan. and the
sAysnes charge Of their Edve.snes With the tOuahawS
Heepns ~ a Land 70 band tghi. Tho retreat Of the
Engh urgent that their dead and few Of their
~vUndsd wvrc cft o. The battle God \ also reported
"a. Tie natives took one sun Great complaints arc
nH1s axsns, CoOpel Could, the commander Of the At
sszns party, foT 90, calling TO his aid additional
use who were sad 10 be wltklr bis reach.
NJ EASish funds were ho%vy on thursday, aad the
vs Bourpe showed great dullnoes.
ppsro- closed On Wednesday - s3s for money, snd
xsso,s for accent
LHgish poltS.l news e unnP0rAIt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27
Wool Sale.

PRuADklPHIA, Sept. 20, 1850.
great wool tale, BY auction, at the AanuiActurers
Exchange q North Front street, took place TO day.
ne IO.s numbered III, and contained shout $500
pounds which brought full prices. The brokers who
asred the sale are Nessrs Thomas Elzen Co. Tho
mas Son auctonecrs Sale well attended and bid
ding very spirited.
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Sailing Of the Pawnee.

PErArI1PHA, Sept. 26-5 T. NJ
Tho rntod s.a.es steamer Pswnse, Commander Hart.
stem, hence for yers Cruz Wis Key West to COAL and
Pensacola 70 receive board Mr. Ne Lane, Minister 70
Mexico vent 70 sea yesterday afternoon at half past
three. sho steamed from the Powder wharf TO Capo
BenIopen, distance hundred miles, in hours,
which prove her machinery 10 be IN good working order
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nc tolAi stocz Z Pogs ossmsteN g nc w p<sNi
which ssI .oso ere Of smer'cAn dsscrir.loos-
LIVERPOOL BaEApsruyYs aAmsr.
-Four dsl!. Wheat frm 81 full prices Corn s-n-
LIVERPOOL PROVISION EARKgr,
me provision market 10 generally steady.
Io1poS MONEY xAEKsr.
Lospcs, sap; 14-f K
Consos esoeed Tor money a s33,.
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spectators TAD 1900 to expor.srr Tnere has been "a
advance on The week y - per pound, GIVING 20
ne snc weather and svorGfe seyoes srcn hansaesss-
ms larger advance is o. ne nsd-lilg -nd 'eTer
saAlass ne sales 70 Lay rsday) wero 10 900 Saies,
n Gliding 900 spectators exporters tho rSrrEes
dosing ss.e. al he following a1thoyisoi suo..sions
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Manchester nsrss. have induced EXPANSIVE demand
for ell desert ptons OF cotton vhioh has resulted n large
sales, NJ afva,oe Of "a Nd per b. pArsi,uisry
for The low and mid6llrg auSities u Amer can me
has been ilo 40 oAias, Of which spesp
ssoss "a 700 and exporters IA 400 bAes The mar
ket yesterday stesdy vtn fair demand, the taee
reaching le00o bales, including 2soO on Speculation sad
TOT export The authorized quotations. are az fooss-
Fair. NtIdlin1
New Creams. ......,............ 1hd. 6ssd.
Noble .................,.......7 AG. 6Ad.
ppIands. ..........,, ID 1ad.
sIocK on hand estimated .. GAL $40 bales, including
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

An, ~, Of hniae g ne sOrhweS, aAse, u India
- vrospcc, o. Al svsrNgc crop.
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The LATser kARKITs.
LrmPool, sept l6, 1850.
eossob-sAes yesterday GOO bales, including 900
speculation and 70. export me nsraes closed Quiet but
Im.
Bresdssuns orie. bet firm.
prvve,cns very duh.
IoyDc, Sept. I6-P u
Basneu IN the stock II .hange was limited to day,
and scarcely any change has taken place Railway stocks
arc re Der latter
oonsois olosed at o.. 49, fr money, and co.. ea,s
for ss.o.rs
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shipping Inteylsssuce.

Shfpptng InteIN1snce.
Arrived rom New York, ConeiA .; Glasgow Zspsyr and
Mary Barney Narsees ChAloelor aid Assyra, y Ly.
erpool
Arrsvea from Raltimors, John Clarke. II Liverpool
Arrived from New Oreans, Tborsw adsen, a. Liverpool
Arr.,ea from Noble, CIonapdel .. Liverpool
cur.xsTowr.
Arrived rom New ark, Sept 10 VIM. Moore, al Genoa;
Ith. Great Western, 81 Liverpool
Arrived ron Boston, Sept ], Henry Hi sne Rsoshorse n
Smyrna; -, Emblem. 81 DO.
Arrived from City P1nt Sept L. sarroe Paroox Deal
kAed for New fcrk september y, Columbus and Arcuc
from, Sunderland.
saed for Bos.or September Is General Berry, Laml2sh
and RicnAye ire Thru from Liverpool
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:, ufFRcIAL INTELLIGENCE

LspSscof, SEPT. Ia, 1850.
-. spr the wecs reportoa b. ne
49,, CO. al viceo bales, iIS'sdss &iop "
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M Sosy, sssed ny me Frcae rsre ssnl
sSmpls NJ no
yrcoolss we're expected =, ciAlSs sAerJd he Alis
refve . ehscs u the norsh.
Inc rcses hss ,sxen po~esstos " ne ei,y Of low
N ~ns only twyaty ave nllcs dgiN.. Ron shAngtae
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-FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
Arrival Of the Anglo Saxon at Quebec
and Persia at This Pert.
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Critical State Of Affairs on the
Continent
CAPTURE OF PESARO.
Anticipated Battle Between the Sandman
and Papal Armies.
Esys,s Protests Against Sardinia from
Russia and Prussia.
MINIMIZE OF FRENCH TROOPS In RENE.
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Asssrian Opposition to the View NeaDo-
Titan Government.
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Withdrawal of the French
Minister from Turin.
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Feruaia Declared in State Of Siege
BY Gen. xamoricierc.
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FIVE Thousand AuStrianS Concentrated in
Aantua and on the Line Of the 20,
TRE NEWS By THE ANGL0HAX0N.
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A grand dinner was given BY the Emperor ~ schon
brunn the Ill., In honor Of the birthday Of the En-
peror Of Russia In return for similar courtesy the
part Of the latter sovereign The toast in honor Of the
Car received in the most cordial by al The
members Of the Austrian Imperial family.
Preparations being made at Vienna for the sventu
ality Of new In Italy Additional troops were
stantly being sent TO Austrian Italy.
rumorcd thai Austria bad notified France Of her
intention 70 concentrate 10000 in Mantua and tho
line Of the TO, corps Of observatlon but with
tentior Of intervening between Sardinia and Rome.
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