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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23
EXPEDITION no ExAMINE THE OHIRIouI Coz

EXPEDITION TO EXAMINE THE CHIRIoUI Coal
FIELDs.--Captain Frederick Engle, of the
United States Navy, has been designated by
the Secretary of the Navy to take charge OF
the examination of the Chiriqui coal fields
and harbors. The Secretary Of War has de-
tailed Lieut.. James st. Clair Morton, of the
The geologist has not yet been selected. The
expedition is expected to leave in about two
weeks and it is thought will not be absent
longer than three months. ifan E
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

FARMERS VICTIMzED BY SHARPERs. few
days ago, a couple of sharpers pulled the wool
over the eyes of some farmers in the northern
part of Washington County, Pennsylvania
They were well dressed, driving fine car
riage-agents they said of some Eastern fac
tory. They wanted to buy wool--would give
sixty-fve cents, twenty-five cents more than
the market price, if the farmer would take
one-fourth Of the price in their cloth. The
offer was tempting. One farmer, the town Of
Hartford, took ninety dollars worth of broad
cloth at five dollars per yard. The gentlemen
suggested that they would like his note for
that amount, to be returned when the WOO
was delivered at Fort Edward. The note was
given, and the gentlemen of the fine carriage
drove off. They operated in this way foi
several days; but before the time arrived fol
the wool to be delivered in Fort Edward, and
the balance of the price paid in money, the
gentlemen had the notes discounted and left
for parts unknown. The cloth proves to be
worth from one to two dollars per yard.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

The RAILWAY IN BRAzIL.--The Americans
who are engaged in building a portion ofthe
railroad in Brazil for the Emperor, are pro-
crossing rapidly and satisfactorily with the
work. The Emperor himself on the I'd OF
June, started over the American portion of
the road to inspect il. The railroad is to
extend 300 miles into coffee district
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

ADVENTURES OF AN ARTIST AMONG HOSTILE
INDIANs.-The Sierra (Cal.) Citizen says that
Taylor, an artist went out to sketch the
magnificent scenery, and while in the mount
aims the battle broke his poetical and artistic
by body ofretreating Indians; and having
turned another way, he was seen and shot at
by the whites; turning another course, he
was peppered at by the regulars, who mis-
took him for redskin. The deuce of it was
to get to camp, each party firing at him on
sight. Reaching a high bank he was again
shot at by the Indians, and leading down, he
dislodged a big stone which rolled after him,
until the rock having blocked up a hollow
place, Taylor crawled under and stayed till
midnight when he reached camp, after run
sentries.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23
THH srlRirs RusNIya WITH Flar-ENo1sr1s.

THE DFIHIIb hUNNINU WITH It TIHE~LNUINE5s
A Troy IN. Y. paper observes
Those who passed the State-street Engine
houses the other, morning, noticed tracks in
front of each door, giving unmistakable evil
dence that the four machines" had been
taken from their resting places during the
previous night, and dragged to some fire, real
or imaginary. Yet nobody could give any
ners looked on the mysterious tracks with
wonder, as Robinson Crusoe gazed at the
footprint in the sand of his deserted Island,
without ARRIVING at any more satisfactory
conclusion. No fire or alarm had apparently
disturbed the Saturday night slumbers Of
Troy no one had seen the engines fitting
through the deserted streets. At last 8
thought struck Nose, who was measuring
the imprint of wheel--it must have been
the spirits. ..at
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23
POsToFFICE BULLETIN.

EAST MAIL.-Arrives $3.50 A. M. and 4,4O p. M
closes at L A. M. and s P. M.
BALTIMORE, wAsHISeroS AND wHEELINa.-Ar.
riyes at $3.50 A. NJ; closes at 8 p. NJ.
ST. LOUIS AND LoUIsyuLE.-Arrives at II A. NJ
and 10 P NJ; closes at A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. Arrives at IL A. NJ
and 10 p NJ; closes at A. NJ. and a p. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

PRICE OF CALIFORNIA STRAwBERRIEs.- The
California Farmer, of June 8, states that
strawberries of the LongWorth Prolific vari-
ETY., four to six inches in circumference, were
sold at auction in San Francisco, at 81 6211
a pound. The Lusk Brothers, near that city,
have eighty acres in strawberries, and send
market. We don't think they get 81 62x a
pound for all they sell. They also have ten
acres Of raspberries and FIVE acres of black
berries, and employ from thirty to sixty
pickers
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

STEAM POWER OF THE GREAT EASTERN
1t is stated that a careful computation shows
the steam power Of the Great Eastern steam.
ship is equal to the water power that drives
the mills at Lowell. This gives an idea O.
the immense power of the steamer equal tc
that required for the works of the great man.
ufacturing city of America
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

CALVIN ON WoMAN's RIGHTs - Calvin
would have made short work with the wo-
mans rights folks of our day. From one Of
his letters, recently published, it appears that
on one occasion, he said to Mrs. Frement,
who assumed to be reformer, especially in
the matter of dress, "that he did not like
she-preachers, for they were almost sure to
turn out she-devils.D oJ 3di io B37lli.a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23
CREDIrABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T

CREDITABLE DETERAnNATIoN.-The Hon.
Daniel Il. Sickles, of New York, has done a
a naval scholarship at ,Annanapolis, the two
best scholars in the public schools Of his dis
trict. The competition for the places will
take place next week, and the award will be
made by the City Superintendents, =,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

An OLD MAN OoMMITs SUICIDE IN THE
PREsENoH OF HIS WIFE.--David Mathews, aged
about sixty years, residing in Philadelphia
committed suicide the other evening by
jumping into the Delaware. He had been
at Gloucester, in company with his wife, and
as they were returning, and the boat was
about entering the slip at South-street, Mr.
Matthew's walked to the bow of the boat
and jumped overheard. 0a di o. a4n an "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

SMALL DEMONSTRATION FOR A LARGE SERv-
IcE.--Francis 3. Harrison; of New Haven,
Conn, has been, presented with $3.50 by the
employees of the banks in Hartford; New
Haven, Norwich, Middletown and Bridge
port, as an acknowledgment of his services
in procuring the passage through the last
Legislature of bill making New Years
Bank-holiday, as in New York and elsewhere.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

STREETS OF CRY DECLARED PosT ROADS.
The Postmaster General has issued an order,
declaring the streets of Philadelphia to be
post-roads, in order that the delivery of let
ters hereafter shall be made entirely by the
regular carriers Of the department.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

A Fatal RAILWAY AooIDENT.-A night or
two ago the train ON the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad ran over y negro and
a white man, lying on the track about a mile
east of Strawberry Plains Depot. The negro
was killed instantly ,iand the white man was
not e1pec,Yo ivDsiNIsoN Nlr R
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

TERRIBLE AcoIpFsT. Two young children,
whose father is a colored man named Barry,
were burned to death in Toronto on Sunday.
The children, in their struggle for life had
fallen from their bed, and lay one across the
other on the floor. 1- l-tlll- p.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

CANADIAN RECEPTION uF THE PRINCE OF
WALES. The Ottawa lumberers propose to
man hundred canoes, each crew in uniform,
and banner flying at the sterns, to welcome
the Prince of Wales; and thus escorted, they
will convey him the length Of Lake Duchesne
and back again.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23
Largest City Circulation
RENGovA.L.
JOHN HI. PATRICK,

JOHN H. 9AINlCA,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
n ATE OE THE FIRM OF PATRICK &,
~ ENNEKING, has removed from No. 40 East
Fifth. street to No. 210 Vine. street. between Fifth
and Sixth Streets where he will continue the Tailor
ing Business as heretofore. The occasion suggests
steady purpose TO establish trade upon such prin-
opes as would perpetuate the favor OF has
to the judgment Of customers and to the acquisition
of experience and facilities, ALLOW the assurance for
continuance Of the patronage Of customers will be
duly Appreciated t-l n. ~ jyI7-f
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

0ID-TIME PURlTANIsM.-During q session
lT2l, one of the members of the House sat
down in prayer time. The Speaker, after
prayer, asked the reason Of II. He said he
could not Join with them IN calling God Our
Father" The House immediately resolved
"that Phillip Tabor be expelled from this
House, as not worthy to continue, a member
thereofn . ..f ...,I a-v "a. Il
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

q A Cur DiRrcaF.A la do not wish to insult
you gentlemen, but must take the liberty
Of telling you that there has been good deal
of hard lying under this roof to-day" Eyes,
sir, was the reply, ''it has pretty much all
been done under the roof Of your own mouth Z
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23
RooFINGl RooFINGl

VNHE 0UTCALT ELASTIC METALLIC
Il ROOFING Is offered TO the public as the best and
cheapest Metal Roof used Its merits having been
tested by an experience Of years in this cty and VI
einity. Applied TO flat or steep, old or new build.
ingB. No solder used-iastened securely without
posure to the action of the elements.
Prepared Sheets boxed for shipment to any part Of
the United 6tates can be applied by any one with
dinary mechanical akili. 0rders promptly filed.
n ffffflW ~ CALDWELL a co.,
myi6-h 8ttHt g. 1S3 West 5econd-street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

Garibaldi has abolished the title of Excel
lency" in Sicily, and done away with the
"homage Of kissing hands"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23
VTIHE UQNARD LINR-sTEAM FRON

n NEW YORK to LlNEhPOOL ~ "A -
via Queenstown. British and North <11152Ssk<k
American Royal Mail COMPANY >Lf/MFE4I7IVA
Screw Steamers, rs,AUSTRALAbIAN,. "A .,&Aatkk
3,l00 tuns, Capt. Hockey ErNA, -
2,40O tuns Capt. Anderson JURA, 1lO0 tunB, Capt.
Moody; kEDAR, 1850 tuns, Capt Cook and other
magnihcent and powerful steamers, Will sail from
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool,
calling at Queenstown, 20 land passengers and dis
~--IFlfs RATES OF PA9sAGE ~ N-t
OABIN-855, Children under I2 years Of age hall
price. Infants free. The Cabin passengers win have
table amply supplied with frgsh provisions Of the
best quality, licabin REQUISITES with beds, bed
Wines, spirits and malt liquors can be obtained on
hoard AZ moderate rates. al liNts ~ fnt u iHht.
SfEERAGE-SsSO. children uader " years Of age
half price Infants 80. The etvtrage passengers
have 70 provide themselves with beds, hedding and
one teaspoon, one tin plate and ono drinking can,
They will DO allowed provisions ofthe best quality
IA much as they eau eat cooked and served by the
Compnnys servants, and each passenger will be sup
piled with three quarts Of water daily. Persons
wahing to send for their friends can obtain cert-
From Cork g Now York $50 for adults; children
under n years half prieei under year 20.
From LIVERPOOL to New York $40 for adults !
children under IL years half price, under year Nd.
These Steamers are built Of iron, In water-tight
and every attention Is paid to the comfort and ac-
commodation Of passengers. Az they pf0ceed direct
10 Cork the great risk and delay Of calling at St.
Johns "a avoided. For paeaaRe, apply to GOODBYE,
ARK ELL 4 ELLIOT, 1913 Broad way, New York.
Or TO our Agent, WIN. Is. BARRY vOi
jyl0 a1rlti3tE llLnAl QineinnAtia o. .
wi n.sp9IS ~ A lYth,fA say.t. sALpwis,
i BALDWIN a. BALDWIN,
IN y a ~ N ~ N IN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

UNHAPPY FATE on AN ENeLisH LApYg.--The
fate Of Miss Emily Wheeler, the daughter Of
the General who commanded At Cawnpore,
in India, during the Sepoy rebellion, has been
definitely ascertAined. She was carried off
by sowar Of Rampore, who slew her and
threw her body into a dry well, in conse-
qlleence Of q a5qqAFrsl between him and his
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

BALDWIN a. BALDWIN,
ATEESSs ~ AZ EkM ssA asSsAisas 6sis
mylTl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

s=s 80 UE EEs u x T=- eI 90 T
IYl ZlInMlIRl4a 2IlAH
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-07-23

IHNHE COMET DANCING CLUB VILE
will give their SECOND PICNIC OF the season
atParlor Grove, TIL HURSDAY, July 26sl Tickets can
be had by all members. The Champion No. Is ems
gagged, and will leave the foot of Walnut-street at
and String Band. s.. u BYiNGTON, Presf :
II. WIRrH, Rec. Secy. jy22-ds
, 1860-10-04
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

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... 80 s,.,1.... ..a 49, ~, h,, r,-ner nd
~ s,.4.,1. ,,,, ,,b,, # ,spc In vhrt To.v
~ ,.h.,, =, ~. echr 1Innt,,.< c,u a,
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=, ~ nso.S.a = ]-,." 's,,.a oeo,s,, u.,.
~, ,Ae~'"so..,.x .4.s.. VIII. ,rn.,,.+
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s1.,'u. va. ~ ~ =. - 49, ~
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sa,'s uei; " ~ - .'.s " .- ~ o..s
.oa''s'A" AS VIZ" esA' ~'S 'A'' 1''A -f'AH -' ~"
p7sAte tet@a.
"hLAA--aee:Seo' ~ Sf' eu An'ppea. 4'',o'- pu' ~
tae eons pats - n3 10y tae "4 ~ ~ oa' ss1 ~
cioseo &c oe1e' eAes s1oi y" ou to'I"esan $50.
oiao ~ See II e.ei ~" "a ~ sp4'Hk asee s',1'
0'"" ou ~ ~ o4'ss Al '4t'' 's'HS '.eD.. Nv *p"1
A. aHe 10 fote: 1atS" ooaoes no II eoe ~ @oei
500 bu DO st exc In aoTe: 400 bu DO nj He In so'e
a@uN ou 10 ~ ooc IN s'ote' 4osV W " - se
2"s oo GO H N f'ofe' @'o' oo ne'eeo 81 'oe IL
store 'co bu DO II HHc1n s'ore. ~ ...
Cohh-heoelpu. 1h14e On sn'p2ea' !''VVv ou' AaHes
aasaneed ASle. esles "ee e|o"" % no eaasi II
tHe saoaa; Zoo bu No ~ 4oe IN store aoo ~ GO
$9He Eoss ou 90 At e IN store; 1000 bu os a
&c o bu 40 At sse n sost bu % at scc
IN 8tQ-E.
, 1860-10-04
n a K O II { 81 A r u
.4cid Springs.

1aee Springs Ae hitu.ted II the valley Of tba O.
Orchard Greek in the town Of Alasns a;as.s courtv
N. T.. eight miles South o. the r1hxe Of Medina On tbe
EEie Canal. and fourteen rnes from Batavia
H:he Ez7sir. Acid sp,taxs a:s three in number
eeont IL rhs ii 81
ef the Tatefs are fully shown In the subfo1ned tso
eSsre ese. 'ss g. sda. asa rso ~ s:;sis ~ =;
i.o" 7he kte4t medicinal po.seseea v ihe ~s.e
Ssszas ss i'sss 5::* 9aSe ~ ia
huntreds Of eaes Of disease. especially those .eaarx
fon 1te, e1ooud diaAtsls. ha1e bs*n cured b. th1f
.tE1n - Ky a...se,-tssn II confirmed z.1ra.s--.As
Opulots Of medical an scientific gent eoen .Ys Rvs
II ihe circulars. The eenentn
ri Essoss Eo111s S1e: s. 81 Il III i;s,s1
McSSAr9H.os,M S y, Of ta.py En1A.e sFsisa il. j..
- '' Fs:;ss!s; Fs:y a:s L:
xstsI; son1ae1t7 Dl A1a7 resf: ea1o..s
*.,o 2i4 b. Eect ssys "a e ess
Ea.ts IT. aithl! Ssaab.s r;delaI .Rtat 81
CHRONIC cise~ses Of the stomach aad bowels. .!
was f. fsa pap1S y tss soe
Hsx yo1k n which ho ..efs d.. o..
9asdlJ tsnle ,eikeEA1t and asttEsent pfope1es I'D
5y .aaptsd shloae & .2,s 1s;s. RIFLE .n,
sav1 oroanf ano tome Of the dtsez1.es eA,
ta ;a:s ssses sf fsA.est
.1s. u ues; 3.y4 IT, md H.
n 1ssS ~aa .vsnase Of o,.
~ - IRON to excite ID aonetIie
s1sseeaeeai on tea.ed Il lie mueon
S9 Of ths tn;etin1* In c.leuious aase.oss q,
sof1es efre@ey sss ad Is be!sx mora
~ - A.: By eoctlnoed nse to dl.ordes d.
he. 4 1a'ks..a: to s.tn.h heEs. I'D ptte1natai.
9ssd ~ish .he .fane condition o .Se onseh. - n
elops .e s. ~asF esa.a :lu pro.s better iydr
eu, Asin from the action Of es III. 1.
e o. y e11a adbs .naots !aeA.o.
e1ternAy} sarclf In xlc<Tassi ~
s"a T. cAses Of sa'aIIon. and III 4ser7Ao1 aad a.
,Mhent2ftn Internally, Axrzx a1Aasyr1 ofths Ta--
~ e thsse t@ea ~ sue'eat for s:ul
'nds!dual. = ,ten d a3peauoa 70 ths Atsa2
2sae1s aupped On liberal terms.
oo "aa7 Ys~stAe Afss rratxs AI Grppa
H. ". bOSTWICk, Sole Axect
l., o.e No. ~ btoadxaY, New Xo1k,
, 1860-10-04

BY THEGKAr1l Nxw foRx, Oct. !.
Ata.s ta,es rtpoE.ed It t5 fs for eos and $40
RI r5oE..sts.dy = .sou. !ss;'traay. 1Ise. ~ cnly
i:sS bi | ssssGsis tei a SUI s'sts .;Gs for
.tu; tt+s13.7u for % n4oa 70 mtd'u txtra we".
4s:t&sa tur fhlrp'nx LraEda s1ts r7puo hoop Ohio
a99; I'd - ID,
'uper. TON "a. da viii sa nx rails i as 10 f,T sr
kty and 43.5 for Il, u d. wire
Natkr-D .and n d aud m.ket wtthout tt1}lIox
Cd, mgr. Ea4s 10 oh-:s.l:sk93.hc
G1A.S-Thc1e = moderate sxp1t demand f.r whtat--
ede~d b,e only ii uaoas:ae .upi II and t1ints
Union 10 p ne i d v.fy eheet,oseo a. IT'D
Gill; q ss.s Sa; Ss:stsRe Rs 6 Il i: esH1 Ut. to
whte Ohio and lnd II tzl &odo0O hu white Mich
II tsss&l4a md II oeo hush .ntes ia vo.trn sp-
~ without charEe; ses to bush Stale n "a
&c. Tern In lin ted supply and thlds NIUE .Alfs 81
81. aea,1 ID .s,ie, sse for western. 1
soz1,.o.-rak n.ite It he.vy 70. me-: a.d stead, for
iqr I'D so ktt47s fof new prime: s53 for uh
prae. inc uduE 1000 brs private terms letf
TT ness: s.3lo for repackcd s@ll 20 extra
neas+ Primo nens tse and h% ham, dull Ind u1chan ed,
G1s s,: da nd for .h;Ss5' DER sna e
Ohio .nd lsa3c state. Cheese steady Il for
11o1It1E.-Cotee pcrd'r auein sale arnt urcfd 70:
t-mar.w, matk.t very .a1d near of1nl. 70 bks
Can~ q l3kc ~. Hrn quest Saie Iooh,ds
NO a;n sss. lo Use :.sxesxs tar e.sA Mo.ss. s:
ssts1. D!u.na t:aer. .hl : II TX, O. ex.q Q
xJesx 8 ! E E,,e * <'1 X
Csntuu 20. 21A, Ene {th bcpts EK. Cal Il RsH.
, 1860-10-04

Dos.ox, Oct 9.-The fifteenth annual meeting
OF American Board Of Commissioners for For.
e'gn Missions was called to order in Tremor
Temple at four o'clock this afternoon, By R:y.
Dr.. Hopkins. President. After prayer and sing
ing, the Tre4surer's report was Rad, acknoHi-
edRlng f4e9, ,00a received. csucelling the debt Of
5000, and teaEing orer II 400 in the Treasury.
Reporte we're resd By the Secretary, cor cer1-
ing the missions which are generally nrosner-
Gus The annual sermon vas preached 1t nieht
70 an o!e1aoEtng house, By Rev. 8. II. FiaIer.
~ y His subject WAS, "fhe Manifestation o;
Divine Providence to make &hn American NIa.
sionary Nation."
1t il estimated that 5000 Of the Board are be.
ing entertained here a. guests Of Boston,
, 1860-10-04


Pans, satu!day:-1t is reported to: day that
the Austriaus had crossed the Mincio, bntit was
officially denied.
TURIN, Saturday.-The Sandman Govern
ment has decided that tho French eoldiera OF
the Papal army who were made prisoners sha!l
be Immediately returned to their families.
PAR1s, Saturday.-The Rst.ie denounces n
false the report that The Emperor expressed q
wisa to be invited to Warsaw.
Geribsldi, in letter published in tho official
journal of Napier, saTs:-'' Although l am
quite disposed to sacrifice all personal feeling
On the altar Of freedom, can never be recon-
ciled with men Who have sold an Italian pro.
vince" Nevertheless 3 decree Of Gariba1di
promuIgatee the Sardinian constitution for Ma
pies and Sicily, but without fixing day for
carrying it into effect.
The French Honiteur FA,mss SAYS there is
noihingin the state Of European politics to pre-
yent the usual six months' farlouEa being given
On the 1st Of October.
ST. Joays. n. F., 0e:. 8.-The steamship Con.
nou9ht, from Galway on Thufsday e5th, at1ived
81 this port at o'clock this morning. a route
tor Boston.
The steamship Palestine, from Quebec, ar
rived at Londonderry On the 4sh.
Victor Emanuel had determined to 60 to NJ
pies.
8ardini1n ships had bombarded Aneona for
niue hours, which was responded to vigorously,
The sst;oa had been Suspended for confer.
ence.
aaribaldi's troops were concentrated at Yo!-
terra
Omar Bn1rA1x.-Q Queen Victoria embarked
for Prussia on the Esd. She will meet the Prince
Regent of Prussia It Eoburg. Lord John Rus.
sell accompanies tho Queen, and will, it is said,
have political conference with Schlaimetz, the
Prussisn Minister Of Foreign 4 fairs.
Submarine cables between Valentis and the
islands Ct l7ics, Aejorica and Minorica to Bur-
celons, had been successfully laid. -
. Prince John OF Bourbon puhliahes In ths
to bis rights to tbs Spanish throue.
FRANCE The Emperor and Empress reached
St. Cloud from 4Igiera on the 2sd. Napoleon.
IN speech at Alglers. promised bis best efforts
TO forward the interests OF the colony,
The Sandman Ambassador had quilted Par;,.
leaging the business of ths Legation to The SEC.
1etary.
N4eIEs;-No new movement had been made
by Gariha1di
, 1860-10-04
:FtnAurial a1tp Commercial, |,
MONETARY.

~ ft:;t TuxxpAr 11z1us. OF. / Iasa.
The fall in exchange Of yesterday could not be
maintained, End i vent back to daY to per cent.
premium. With tho immense amounts Of pro-
ases that hare been shipped East for the past
few months, end the corresponding amounts
Of exchange made the question naturally
asisca ~bA. has become Of the surplus and how
il it 3has tae price is now per cent premium:
We are credibly Informed that The currency
operators hare, Us We predicted, been taking
sdysntags Of the low rates Of exchange to pur-
chase large amounts Of Stats bonds, On which
bills are to be issued in order to further di1ate
~ Aad dep1eciase onr currency. Tbs large crop
with which NC vere blessed brought up our cur.
rcncy to par, or sufficiently near to that stard-
arc; but the money. sharks cauao. profit by this
stats Of things. Two to FIRE per oent. discount
euits their purposes much better. OF course
1hsy will ses vigorously to work 70 bring " cur.
rent rates" to the old profitable figure.
fha bujhg rate Of exuhauge is from Gus.
toners. The market would require conces.
MON Of }9t from outaiders.
- Gold is only wanted in small lots. Buying
rate per cent preninm; selling lt@1a.
RA1lpoAp EARx1S1s.-The following are the
estimated earnings Of the Illinois Central Rail
road for the 4th week Of September. 1860:
:;
''.........'' ~ III !"
*t -
Other ........ Ak0 10
oe.3.spasais: ~:i
.................,.,......,,..,& &5,Sn4 81
, 1860-10-04
NeWA from New FQSks

New YoRk. Oct. s.-The saxoaia and Araso
have arrived, both With dates Of the lash.
Counterfeit s. and u On the Bank Of the
Republic, Of Boston, are in circulation. ~.
The Meaa1t Hall Congressional Convention
nominated Berj. Wood in the Sd district, in
place Of Compton. declined; Jas. Kerrigan il
the 4:h district; Elijah Ward in the 7sh, and 3,
bradford in the 81h. Iammany Hall ratified
Woods nomination.
The CAhAwba hss arrived from Havana with
dates Of the eS:h. Markets unchanged, aud
ffeights continued sca3ce-
The ship Erie, Of New York, arrived today
from Nonro55ia. She Was captured On the coast
ct Africa By the steamer Mohicas, With nea,ly
200 slaves 500 we're landed at Monrovis, md
50 died On the passage up the coast. The Erie
il in charge Of Lieut.. Darlington, who has threa
prisoners, supposed to be the captain and firxs
and second mates
, 1860-10-04
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
Pxs OoxxAuaxr-] LIVERPOOL, Sept..5.
Lwxzroo1r >ept. pt.3a-D1tApsTv37s-fslp. and corn has
af adya cling tendency. The favosshe Tor The
crope Hlch1rdson, eperce o.. " RAkt6eld Mash 6Co,
snd oth.1s stpo! Aonr nrm ard steady: Wheat Arm It
FJdsys F1ssx Corn hes advancing tendency; m!aed,
*S@I6.
faovn1os MAR1rr-sseady. Beef dnll. fesf quiet.
changed e., n.,
ProprcE -surar qu:et. Rlee do. Roasn dull. oAe'
att.clea u. cha4gei.
LONDON MARKETS.
WHrAT-renda .asd; r 60 lG9s hirher on the we*k
snxas quiet Ct6te DO. ~ byess oft1tnE ffeely hut
Al Q1alttte. -
Cen ehkfaa ~, Els 70.
ILA1EST VIA aALwAr-J
l5v1xFoo1, Eept, e.
upwArd: n xed 8aEs1 NeIher here favorable 70. Tho
esops but sshes secloqs = unfagozable. Psovons
a.e1dy.
1osDos, seE*. ss-N,
s:orsols sshG2s1.