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PETERSBURG MARKET.
REPORTED BY n. N. MARTIN, BROTHER & co.

REPORTED By N N. MARTIN BRorHER co.
JANUARY Z, 1850
COTTON-There is fair demand, and with a limited
supply OF desirable Cotton the market prices are slight
y sitter though hardly quOtaby higher and we therefore
SSn1nus former Quotations say 9Vc for specimen lO
WlEAT-Receipts very light with rood demand. We
note sales to-day of good prime white at 81 431 A.
We quote common to medium parcels 81 1O9l S. and
fair 81 40
PoRk-Several parcels were received to-day and we
next week.
The weather lately having been unavorabe for hauling
It, We expect to see from small recepts prices open at
very fair rates. F f
SUGARS-Prices again about &c dearer, and the
stock here is by means large
BACON-This article is quiet without change in prices
cincinnati Sides by the hid and Shoulders 9ISc.
.roKh-Of old Mess the market is bare New Cincin-
n Mess held at So with but little in market Prices
OF hogs IN the West have kept up much higher than we
anticipated and doubt if the hog crop will prove as
large was expected.-EryreSS.
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NORFOLK MARKET.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. c. "srANDARD'
By M'PHEETERS l. GIIISELIN,

REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE n. C. STANDARD
By M'PHEETERS GuISELIN,
Wholesale GrOcerS FOrOardng d. Commission N1cldnts
JANUARY Z, 1860
The recent severe weather following Immediately upon
the Holidays has had the effect of depressing business to
great extent The receipts Of produce have been verv
light all our canals and navigable being cebound
tLOUk-We quote ;. F S515; Extra 614(1d19; Fami
y s6l cash. The demand being confined entirely the
home trade We have to report rather dull market
COrTON-Early i'll the week several hundred bales were
sold at prices based 10 ll6 for best N &. The news
per steamer Bohemian, received to-day less favorable
and the market is fiat with sales thlt we hear Of
VAL STORES-Spirits Turpentne is very scarce aud
wanted. The first arrivals will readily command 44(645c
Common ROsin wanted at 81 81. Tar 81 9odS2 o.
DRIED FRUlT-Receipis light. Apples 81 80; Peeled
Peaches 81 %, urpeeed 81 5JNl2 IS.
PEAS AND BEANS b. f. Peas in fair demand at
81 20 Clay wanted at So@Sjc Black Gu at IS cents.
SALT-Stock light. Liverpool Blown 81 25@2 so; G.
A. 81 25GlI ~.
GROCERIES, The market is well supplied. We have
NO special change to note in prices.
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.y We learn that Jesse Wheeler, formerly County
Surveyor of Guilford has been arrested and held to
bail for circulating Helpers book. 1t is understood
that he has circulated at least fifty sixty copies
of the book in the County. No doubt Wheeler
could disclose some important facts in relation to
incendiary movements in that part of the State.
We learn that his Honor Judge Dick has issued
writs for several persons in Randolph, charged with
circulating Helpers book. The Judge has taken
the matter in hand, and is determined to have a
thorough investigation in every case.
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For the Standard.
For the Standard.
MILITARY MEETING AT CEDAR FORK.

MILITARY MEETING AT CEDAR FORK.
According to previous notice, many citizens of
Wake, met at Cedar Fork Academy on the 7th inst,
Tor the purpose of forming Volunteer Company.
On motion of Rich. W. York, the meeting was or
ganlzed. by calling Col. H. Weatherspoon to the
chair, and appointing S. Scott, Esq, Secretary.
klch w. York was then called upon to explain the
OBJECT OF the meeting who did so, by reviewing the
present agitation, and impending crisis and affairs
relative to the South, and closed urging his fellow
citizens to prepare for any emergency that may
arise.
After the address the requisite number was en-
rolled as members of the Company
On motion of Prof Rich. W. York, committee
of five was appointed to adopt uniform Which com
mittee reported uniform that was adopted and the
name of Wake Riflemen chosen
The following officers were elected
Col. H. WEATHERsPooN, Captain
COL c. LOWE, LIST Lieut..
A. W. PAGE, I'd Lieut.
PRoF. Rich. w. YORK, Sd Lieut.
s. ScoTT, Or. Sergeant.
On motion of Prof Richard W. York, it was,
ResoLred, That the Commissioned officers of this
Company be instructed to visit Raleigh Immediately,
and call upon the Governor for the purpose of pro-
curing the Long Range Rifle
ReSOLred further, That a copy of the proceedings
of this meeting be forwarded to the Governor, and
also to the Standard and Register with request to
publish.
H. WEATHERSPOON, CFmn.
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S. SCoTT, Sec'y.
H. WEATHERSPOON, CFmn.

SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to learn that Mr.
Amos Herring, of Sampson county, died very sud-
denly yesterday morning, on the road near to Mag
nolla, to which point he was his way to take the
cars to come to Wilmington on business He died
In a6outtwO minutes after being attacked We have
not the precise nature of his seizure but presume
that it must have been something like apoplexy-
Mr.. Herring was a very worthy citizen Hilming-
ton ,TDuru0L
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:, 1tD.rArED MIscHIEF.-The Richmond Wing of a
A'' ua'e says: "a letter from the Northern Neck
says 'lat a servant woman of Mrs. VERIFY had made
n. i''itS 10 her mistress of meditated michief in
''0lu'ond county, which had caused the arrest of
negro men by the civil authorities. The inves.
e"''OnS' which have not been concluded, had in.
n.;o. ssu the solicitude of the people The appro.
P''@'e remedy will be doubtless applied"
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The Republicans to-day arc
much alarmed fearing the concentration of all other
parties on Mr. Hamilton, ofTexas, for Speaker to
morrow. The Republicans having heretofore tested
their full strength on Mr.. Sherman, have given up
all hope of the adoption of the plurality rule and
are actively canvaSsing to-day for the selection of
some anti-Helper candidate, with the view of draw
ing to them enough to elect Speaker On the other
side the Democrats are more sangune than ever Of
their ability to elect Mr. Hamilton or some other
conservative early this week.
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n. c. Six Per Cent. State Stocks.

Treasury DEPARTMENT OF n. C,l
January Z. 1860.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this office until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ 9Th Of February
next for the purchase of S0OOU0 of " G. State Bonds
dated January /, 1860 and running thirty years issued
of Wilmington Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest at six
July in each year
The principal and interest will be payable the Bank
of the Republic New York. unless where the party prefers
to have them PAYABLE at the Treasury of the State.
Successful bidders npon being Informed of the accept
of their bids deposit the amount of their BIDS
including the accrued interest TO the credit of the under
signed, in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank of North
Carolina, or Bank of Cape Fear Raleigh.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals for " c. Stocks" to the undersigned at Ra
leigh, n. G.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the President Of
the Bank of Norh-C Carolina.
D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treas.
Sim.
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Mr. MCRAE's LECTURE.-Owing to the inclemency
of the weather Mr.. McRae did not deliver his lee
turc on Saturday evening last The lecture will be
delivered this (Tuesday) evening in the Commons
Hail. The proceeds are to be devoted to the relief
of the poor Let the Commons Hall be crowded on
the OCCASION
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS for the SrANDAnD' and all
private letters for the editor should hereafter be directed
to W. W HoLDES. All letters on business or enc'os-
" 49, far subscriptions advertising, or job work, may
luz "''"> i,,rlr IN The STANDARD" Raleigh N. C.
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"WoLFGANG."-We have read with profound
sensbiity, and with profound satisfaction mingled
with profound sensibility the first and second chap
tiers of Wo!tgaHg, or the UreckerS' BeacOn," pub
lished in nearly all the newspapers. The only re-
greet which 6aShes satisfaction with this story is
the dangerous situation of Maurice Lester at the
close of the second chapter. The man in the
water, in danger of being drowned, and the rats
the cold and clammy rats-wcre on his shoulders
Any one, however, who will send 81 to one Robert
Bonner, New York City, will receive in return there
for the New York Ledger, which will no doubt give
full Information as to the manner in which Lester
devoured by rats, or permitted to escape badly
bitten, from his moist situation.
We think that those of our brethren of the press
who have published these two chapters owe it to
their readers Ito say nothing Of the cause of human
ity) to publish the whole story, so that the final
destiny of Maurice Lester may be fully known as
his condition was when thus seriously assailed by
rats.
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ACQUISITION PAPERs.-A friend has called our at
tention to The Tract Journal" and " The Chid
at Home both for January, 1860, published in
Boston by the abolition portion of the American
Tract Society These papers contains articles cal
cuated and no doubt intended to render slaves dis
contented with their condition.
We have returned them marked IncendiGry"
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He MAR X e t $.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

JANUARY Z, 1860.
C0TT0N-There has been but little offering this week.
No change to note in prices sales of best grade at
FIGURING note an active demand with but little ar
irving. sales Of Super on Friday at So rs.
PORk-Sales from wagons were made at and 81 cents
The drove of $50 Hogs from Sampson disposed of
81 cents. --.
GRAIN-No change worthy of note-Gl,Olinian.
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THEFRUIrs OF FANAr1cIsN.-The Heradstates that
Stewart Co., the immense dry goods dealers, have
found it necessary to discharge fifty clerks, on &C.
count of the falling off in Southern trade and also,
that over one hundred persons of lesser note have
been compelled to curtail expenses from the same
cauSe
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NoTICE-To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

HHAvING LOCATED IN THE CITY OF RALEIGH,
III take this opportunity TO inform the Public gener
ay that prepared to make contracts for public or
nryafe Buildings in any part Of the State the most IA
rorabe terms also prepared to furnish Granite III
its rough state dressed in shape required Orders
addressed through the Post Office Box 249, will
meet with prompt attention. ,.,,e,
Jonu.rv 10 Is6O 3-3m.
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,,. ohlo-lhs Democratic State Convention, by a
Iaas majority adopted resolutions declaring Doug
Oe the iaVOrte of the Ohio Democracy for Pres
r.. anu lnstructing their delegates at Charleston
" 'ast the entire vote of the State for him.
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NOTICE.

JUyAKEN Up AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
4 Gulford county, the 4th of December 1853, ne
gro boy aged about % dark copper cno five feet
name is WILSON and was raised by Mr.. Mcaae, near
Bristol Va-waS sold TO a trader named KLIPPER, aud
ran away from him near Petersburg-umping from the
train Said boy had when arrested brown Kentucky
Jeans Cuat green check Cashmere Fanai1ons and white
wool Hat No marks except scar on the left side of his
head which is not discernable except when his hair is
pushed aside The owner is requested to c"me forward
prove property pay charges and take him away otherwise
~ c. A. BOON. Sheriff.
January 10, 1850. 2-w6m.
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THE DOOMED CITIEs.-We understand that three
attempts made, on the night of the 4th inst,
to set fire to buildings in the city of Portsmouth,
one attempt proving partially successful. The large
brick building situated at the foot of High Street
near the ferry wharf known as the Globe Hotel, the
property of Maj. John r. Cooke, p. NJ, so far
consumed, as to render new roof necessary
About the same time fire of some magnitude was
raging on the Norfolk side of the river in part Of
the city known as Town Point These two cities
are infested with incendiaries and we doubt not if
they could be discovered they would prove to be the
property of some northern cline. We hope the
rope for their necks has been made.
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FIRE IN RALEIGu.-On Sunday morning last,
small wooden tenement some fifty yards south of
the Presbyterian Parsonage. was consumed by fire.
1t was the property of Mr.. Henry Keim. The house
was unoccupied at the time
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~ The attention of our readers is invited to
the able, powerful and Constitutional article which
we copy to-day from the Boston Post under the
heading of "The Issue Stated" The Post is a Dem
ocratic paper.
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HARPER'S PUBLICATIoNS.-We learn tat prom
inent gentleman of this City, having learned that
George w. Curtis, one of the Editors Of HarperS'
Weekly, is an aboitionst and that of the llar-
pers has been contributing money for the relief of
escaped slaves in Canada has promptly discontinued
his subscriptions to Harpers' Weekly and HarperS'
Monthly Hagdzine. He is determined that he will
support no paper whose proprietor Or editor is dis
posed to interfere with Southern rights. This the
proper course. If the Northern people will not let
us alone, we can at least let their publications and
fabrics alone
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A COOP DIvIDE.D.-The Petersburg Railroad
Company, Qrom Petersburg to Weldon,) has de-
clared q semi-annual dividend of per cent
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NE VS. Inc proceedings of the Caswell Democratic
,ase.ns have been received and shall appear in our
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE
Ia Sd dav of November last, negro girl named ELIZA
aged about sixteen years. She is unprecedented and is
liz civ girl will give ten dollars for her apprehension
and return to me- or her confinement that get her
again and fty dollars for such proof will convict any
f0'0O W. F. ASKEw.
Raleigh n. c., Jan. 20, 1850. ST.
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Let us be United.

Ihe year 1860 will be the most trying year ever
known IN this country to parties, to States, and to
the Union.
We believe that the only hope for the Union IS to
be found in the National Democratic party, as an
organization, sustained and strengthened by con-
serVatlve men in all parts of the country. And we
oeieVe that the best hope for North Carolina is to
be found in the Democratic party the State which
Is portion of the national organization referred
to.
This, then, is no time for new party issues or
tests in federal in State affairs This is no time
for disputes about slavery in the Territories, for
what do we care for Territories and embryo States
when sovereign States are themselves in peril? Let
us hold inexibly to our principles and opinions on
all questions; but let us remember at the same
time that the great question is how to save the
Union according to the Constitution, and, failing in
that, how to save the South.
Let us cultivate union and harmony among our
selves. The outside pressure upon us should at
least unite the Democratic party as one man; and
let us hope, in addition to this, that every citizen
without regard to party will exert himself in devils
ing means and in carrying out means to relieve the
State from her dependence Northern importa-
tons and Northern fabrics, and to place her in an
and attitude of defence. The surest way to
prevent danger is to prepare for it. Let us present
united front to our assailants. We have talked
to them long enough; let us now show them that
in a certain event we will be ready to act And
f. by union among ourselves and due preparation,
we convince them that we acW act, the probability
is that the event referred to will never occur.
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". W. HOLDEN, STATE PRINTER,
SPECIAL NoTICE-The STANDARD is conducted strictly

SPECIAL NOTICE-The STANDARD IS conducted strictly
t5s CASH system. Al papers are discontinued at The
of the time for Which they hate bee" paid SUB
1.r. ,rN be notified WEEKS before their time is out
MARX on their papers, and unless tie subscription
-snsrrd the paper sOa be discontinued This is rule
,,Eicb there srR be dfpartun. Watch for tie cross
mark and rsuesO your subscription"
"H TIHv Standard s. per dnnun, in adoance.
"ai TfsF4u (ncludng the Tri- Weekly during the Ses
,i,n1 - per ann"'n, in Gd0dHoe
X subscribers desiring their papers changed must
nt,on the Post Office from, as we'll as the one to- which
It. desire the change TO be made
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FISHER, FOARD & HOOKER.

NEWBERS, n u,
H7EEP CONSTANTLY on HAND A FULL ASSORT-
"a of Groceries, Liquors excepted) Lime, Cement,
Land Plaster Guanoes &c They are expecting in short
time several cagoes of Sugar Moasses Coffee Alum and
Sack Salt West India Fruits, Hides, &c. in return for
shipments of -Four and other n. c. Produce for which
orders solicited they will be filled arrival of the
vessels at the lowest market prices.
They will receive in payment of Groceries, or sell on
commission articles of Produce such Flour Dried Fruit
Beeswax Feathers, Cotton Yarn, DC.
January TO- 1860. 5-lm.
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ANEW METHOD FOR THE MELODEON,
and other instruments of the Organ Class selected
mainly from Zundes Meodeon Instructor, to which is
added collection of the Mosr POPULAR SoSGs OF THE
NV AND A VARIETY OF PLAIN HYMN Tunes Price 81
Published by OLIVER DITS0N & CO.,
277, Washington Street, Boston.
January TO- 1880. st
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WILMINGTON MARKET.

no change worthy Of note.-Grolinian.
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LOST OR MISLAID.

CERTIFICATE FOR ELEVEN SHARES OF
"A Stock in the Bank of the State of NorthC
No. 272 February H. 1885, to James Nicholson Trustee,
having been lost misad notice hereby given that a
r. NJ. SAUNDERS.
January 10 1860 3--Stpd.
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Hon. L. OBJ. BRANCH"

By those who are acquainted with the penal code
of this District to which my attention is drawn by
Mr. Grow in his letter. it would be readily under
stood that no other is left than to publish
this narrative, and leave the whole matter to the
impartial judgment of honorable men of all sections
of the country. L. OB. BRANCH.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2, 1860
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-05
PONY ExPREsS ARRIVED.

ST. JOSEPH, Oct. 4. .
The Pony Express, with San Francisco
dates 10 the 22d ulL, arrived here last night.
SAN FaANCIsco, Sept 22d--The Peoples
Reform party Of San Francisco have decided
% hominats 0 filI municipal ticket, irrespaot-
i've Of politics.
The State Agricultural Fair opened at Sac
ramento on the goth, under very favorable
auspices. The largest receipts in single day
exceeded $4,000. The best feature Of the fair
Is said % be the display Of blooded stock, re-
0uiring $50 stalls fer thSir accommodation.
There is nothing further concerning the
Oregon Senatorial election. Il is said 70 be
the intention to elect Parker and Nesmith,
whether quorum can be got in the Senate or
not Asthe Senate organized and elected its
Ssrrsant-as-Arms without q quorum, It is
doubtful II that officer has power to arrest alb
sent Senators. l,eda1
Adviees from British Columbia are to the
Sth ult; 7.l1rU Era UTT9
The whole Siberian Russian heet Of war
vessels had been ordered to the PeihO.
Ad7iees from Victoria are to the oh pit,
The Wilson G. Hunt brought down $4,000
in dust. The miners on Rock Greek are max
ing good wages.
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NEW Y0RK MARX FT-ocT. 4.


FLOUR-The market opened steady with mod
crate demand for export and home consumption,
and closed dull with only limited export enquiry at
our quotations.
statn S545y55 Tor extra 6tatei toiz5o3 Tor super
nne western; S545615 20 for common 70 medium extra
western; 1og5,sO for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN FLOUR-searce, and moderate
business ding at previous prices sales 400 bbls
at S5,eO0l5, 20 Tor common to choice extra.
RYE FLOUR-Quet and steady, s., 3,5O9ii0 for
CORN AIEAL-Dul with small sales Jersey at
WHISKY-Dslnan moderate and market with
out striking change Sales are 80 bbls at $40
WHEAT-In pretty good demand for export with
an advance Of l0a2C per bush. sales winter red
western at 81 3091i 81; Milwaukee club at S220l,2
Chicago at Sll5 for No 2 and Sl-20 for No. l. amber
Iowa at Sl,2ii white Ohio and lRdianaat S37@l,4 ,4O
white Michigan at Sl,43@l45; unsound white vest
ern at $l,20.
RYEEouiet and irln at 7sc.
BARLEH-Steady. Sales l,5OO bush at I99SOc
CORN-scarce with fair d smand Market rulrs
quite hrm. sales 200 bush AZ 7Uc, adOat.
PORh-Quiet and without striking cnange.-
old ness Sl4 6O9l4,75 for priei Si5 5 for old
BEEF-The Market is Quiet aad Unchanged
sales S25 bbls at S4,OO09f25 for country primes
S5OO95,5O tor country mess. .S79l0 fer repd ness
Slu,5Ol0ll,l5 for extra meas.
PRlMEMESS BEEE-Dull and nominally un-
BEEF II AlIS-Dun and nominally unchanged
CUT AIEATS-Very dull, at s%@sc for should
LARD Market steady and quiet. Sales are
BUTTER Selling at n@l5c for Ohio; l6@2lc
| for state.
CHEESE Steady with moderate business doing
| at gt@ll5se for Inferior to prime.
4
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TEEEl9RAPHIG NEWS.
Yesterday Afternoop's Report.
ADDTTIoNAL FoHHIaN NEWS. V


The following is additional news by the
steamship Coanaught which arrived here a.
8 o'ol6oE THE nothing. GEi1hdt
The King Of Naples was supposed TO be
stia at Capua, which town was barricedea
and armed.
Il was reported that the Kings troops and
the foroes OF Garihaldi had exchanged shots
at the outpcsts near CapuA.
The French Minister was to quit Naples on
the 9th Of September.
oaribalai had declared in a letter thatfhere
exists an irrecoRcilable difference between hts
policy and that Of Count Cavours.
Il vas reported that The quarrel between
the sardinian government and Garibaldi had
arrived at such pitch that Victor Emanuel
had determined to proceed to Naples for per
sonai intercourse with Gsribsldi. sarrsf
TIE Neapolitan Minister had resigned, and
Il vas reported that SignOr Confuts had been
called 10 form q new one. Il
SkaDpIA AND ROHE-fhe official Bulletin
Of the battle Of Castle Fidarbo and the pub
lished details agree with the previous state
ments concerning it.
Among the 400 prisoners taken by the Sar-
.dinians were upwards Of 80 officers, some Of
high rank
In consequence Of the victory 1000 Papal
troops, mostly foreigners, ineludiA 6 % on
GERS and all of tie guards Of Lamorieierei
with guns, ammunition, Sc, oapitulated on
September 18th, and laid down their arms