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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
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Die fol8encs An3siSs : Gin @iultsr- Disnanaoh
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pdrlDr gu iissn nno aem09nt. Der 6lrsirau IN
beteblen. Sif rnuBiic oieI gslernt 6at:n,. um me,
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TN StanSs isin, iber untGFi&teit uno unYer.
i6amtteit auf fribsreh plGsen aute Gmpieblun-
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12

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Se"f'rt sfrlfpfnen Sapsr, tlite nan warme.
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StpaeEr. jwtit. per 1. II. 2
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
MECHANICS HOUSE

Mainitr., ;milb II DC, Is. unc ~. str.
Der unttrieirnets erlautf ib rem esitltsn
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VIRGINIA SALOON

Ssnh erutlbtn @atiitam re e~rsttrnlt 1~u,eior.
Dup Der untericihnete pis ar 8ranfinifr,6, nm
f'realO nrr l3tn %aclsscns @rtblblif unc 70.
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une Senne 9ttlbrt) ubcrnrmmtu bat. Sriri;n.
un yen Ter Nrt quo Der bciitn SuaIitSt unp b..
l'nesrs GIN Sprju5t'bcs Va9erbtcr wirp nets psr.
capt hei 6cnrn So.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
ScFaun ae,t.
1riiblinas unp Gomrer Minineru

OIHpUH9s uHp NoNirer WllllncrN.
Waoame Scu
sat ibr Eager Zen IiQtncry 9etitrln nun p,r
ooutamr'1t' uno srtaIt au@ inr Die Sclae nit
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'sittn lasi une b'rr gu Cen t~iiraittn prriisu ;ua.
%$er!auf lteb.n oct M,rsmc Spn.
SO. IS @aiufras
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
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SS.rtb:r per-! IA bic 3 it berannaSt. ban bic 9urn,r ppu
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nielelb,n 5bnyl lore ilntriiLBgnu ;liim,ru
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gym u. 8arne.t, 1brmss W QaSb.
San!:H Gilman, GbarlsS q. WaIt5fr.
Yettr .. 6NsbcS, .6surn 0elcbr.
Hpbert -. Q6alton, Geo. SimbuIafe.
~. 6 Ialilrrrc, r. 6. GGnIan
'nts =. Vtdlonc, Ridlro Sb0maS,
Y. u. Sdadserl,, Daniel q. MrItnu
5rnbil @tffn, Scbn NcrGns '
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me, ertlare Id mIt bttEmit ais { II Gambia ~ .Sis go
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9ptan97poA I'M bic Stina;en nieir.r aPii6lraer f.. = r. -; ;s
gtai ltHifincenetn NSabI, inrsG Id Die pditien SisiSr 81.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
g4intcrmccen opn s6iiten uup N1,iper

Den. 'aitrisihartrn sers:;at ss gum Strsnaaru. Isiner
5ItunSen InS Ptm gublitum iein wager ySn Srrtt- lS
Nii'itr' s"aaTek %tllpfebirn III tonneu, h1e ans on rlcecin.
teh Nte'ss IN, Stt, ,Iti unn Sisbtr e!ten FUR 6erysc mb
S5Iaetn, lemis aus 5trcb, NcSbOne. PANAMA unp WAlmbIat,
oIt'n, une 'Saneo GilSen une Sinner. Saten &c. ,. btlirbti
inst" NrilteI tr 9essn 5aar Iuscrit Sig;a s%ertaaft.
puts perren nah 3arlprtTi Gnstierttat.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
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WdIenfatrIflut.

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enlppehH NsuHtebeeb'rn ieu gaeer yen efcaant unb eau,rb,ft
Ste1uen SSesea Iseer Grt mo eientr TabTitit;p, .. unr fabrt
Suitfagf gum I'M fit9en neI,r SSdAen ans i, Der tir;sif.u
3HM une ~ ah eilt ltn q eiien. 9Rc III Gent sRaanea e
'Nait ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, i cre,n r~untriipi; o~uSIcfubrt.
ES~ 3nm Ssrmtetbeu ltsbsn 4 IL eunio,
eIssantt ssa9sn sessu tiaise G;craa,una tsi
Srhu OnsH
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
S,bt aus nah
2z MasuftrQ6es
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@V tiulNltSH 1TN OpCcS IN MihmnurI
$500 SlareS iIlat 9eorudtc gattul,e p,r G his g 6,r,s
WEt'S ,-2 ets.i lfrne ydirrs rpr $ bic ~ GtS. bic Id an.
zen pollier INN btitr Suaiitdi eca ,3accnctt. SrnanSieS.
S'Srsgts Sa ern btliaiicn Wrciicn; ltere NareyrSiIfe N,
on NiS, mtrip %, anerrc I'll 81. 81 - ub mtbr; id,war;;e
Setcest'te li % nfS. Gne %oufpIrte; Snua 5nGpir n,
81 une aitHariS, III alien iJartcr,. iputb Zen c%rcifadcn 9ae.
nno ein'9t ST SIS. ee duttriplrtS cas- Grppe;t ttltcn; +, ~.
"aralole uno SriciItcn . iris pou p GiS. all aufpar :. nit
otu'!ltFn III Nhtnlene; Die ftInitcn iran,. 9ctrlc mrrf. b
SnpWS epnh;S Nip 0arahric SaGeS ium b lbel Vrrtir :
eie"1te NM brElpn Stirling. Sb,e!ns, Yiapp nle. MuS
IN SNpl n4, Sable eleib. Oil Glotp, Is rpc.S, Gamtrics
esen; ulio SmiH NluSiinS III Embarrassment rili, IN Trc;'
Isn' S1e'tS eait'rS nit 0.cl$ IL 81. $l.2j arb uufpartS:
NFHFercN. :Ntc une Weat' Tin Sd'ubc nit pcs al SI.i2I
nne HuimI''s GFtlt5 urb GbtIeren'S ,4aunS in eacu ran
n.n uAe III oAcn yr lien. nrN = Cts. IN ~aufparts; Tenn,
ttine NcIHet 60. Sh 81 Cts; Or oro 5tS, GpusrtF Gjailtrs
Gall III. SNrbc TWr Serrtn, Jtnaben unp ScrrantS
SSsT % iV 80 FNt lraren wia. scte cbat 81 men mad
. 'N'"'' SHicp5 Str0ut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
9@aIAlrpatpu 0Snrfcrr.

@'tulVn Ufsuhetn invite eem 9utlitum ;nSaslamut ri,
trAe:e Ht snirise. Dap mine Srrarr .I]siytbid,Si, nv, ~ n'
lpI!G.htn nsHcn @nla9tn iur llntcrbaliun9 peS Wutlitims
9trltptN' eenl teuiiStt Sl9e as misccr ls6In IN. OSre.n
40 III lcorr 3stt m1sm, lmp taltc 5ptiitn il, ,Trft,r S W."
i0"pI " pheSh nm. lcrntt anGh GJtt ante ieetr &rt rcu bfifrr
Gin - M - M racer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
WS. Waan,

Mf. Oiap,
10. 10 SrcaNitr., 5nlte DIR 6tes une Item
Aasnt fur 9cirtjid's Gbampaaner,
'i'ttb,t auFtr dbt.m 6siatlit nlbsr Gba npaIi,r lem Q,oer
90 J%'ninbiet ~2rancie2, ais Gurac 40. NtmIrI r. ,r mn
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l@, Ailirrtn. 2o,0O0 0ridI'S. 0,uOu WrinciptS
1'Tlt'Sc { nriteblt iiglctt iein 9lIcr COL Nccinn,irrn
~te!ti'ten, Sctraunt Mluertu. GalnnS n ,c
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12

HAYES k. SUTTON,
0trihts' Anrdtt uup r1.uttittr Nctor.
Nrae'tetrl lei tN'r Gcrit,tn Ter Start 8hsr,prp uns brn
Sou"ttes Won A6tmicp unS ,ypp.pt ,n,,
gerirIst 1T iuSlcid tin CO am,iItoucr Der upIr; ~ 6,,iw,
hr Scr. Siaa:ti.
Siief: Gde Sdmt uap lit, Strafe.
Rid,mrnh %,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
S,r1iniEher J0slu.

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litlne lsio %tseir9,ren GataYN2d- uuo Ii0ro 5stpl.ua. y:ljn. hr.
!t.ne. ete c! ptr WdicRe i'll 81 p mp bctm DustIp u,
$3.50 gum SSerfarf pTtrrt. y" y"
IN eir 2%8ir.bln1it btIdscr wtrSn bic ae.brtrn 8ji,s
MI 9StI1 rel Der TIalftc, autcr g5urjt II. /. 10. brIieas Be.
'hH' HHS !ao't :ahl SsHup ~osrl,Ittn I~reurbtidt TN
GQCpb Red
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12

Giniae Scarcers
S SsuwS M MN etnen euttn Gid rnc f~reuuSitht Simmer I'M
aUP-ptUl"t po'el bel Staeetbpfer u. Sdu&tet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
3u @srmir;6en.

III WfrIhlttNFn.
Vie Fisher ben 6trrn &6n's temc6rtrn 3im-
mer hes nrttrm GetGuprs in meiusm G}nrtcn
rte ln'ilih trtsus btrlsifsGt rurcen, jlrhcn n.
Gem %tilliAen Yreiic Uon 90 CraarS i1br(.a IN
orrmtfthen. s. q. Strefcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
9. GuN0enbrisner,

3mper'sr 9rn p'ntlfen II. fran,6ilAen 0rinsn
unp SrauorE,
Nnb
Havana s Domestic Cig4rs.
No. llo orAntl'nih., ;Wuchsu Der II. II. Is.
nIbe Ocstrnorir.
Sls Stati@e Yublitum, insbeioncnc nber 8iss, ssrf5,ft =
Ine nc perrin g9irtbe. wtrSsl anf eisisS ntu rrrih o.,
%g"hrlslalr @elta't nnfmertiam senatt urb srIudt. Biz E6Hit
rFtislrHrct9tf Geaarcn eisiee nsuen GIaaIUI n,.nts an perIr.
Iheli: che Nt III anter,n S&si9sn rrer nnrSitdcn !6inf,rr iSrr
G,isnuft mdttn. llnier @Eesrrn scrStcrcn io[lenps SIr,;f,i
Srl, no'rS bier 'riribpt uiS heEsrEsrbstsa III ,ptrSsn:
S'dnSrlltbs SranpisS uno Jtcthp:ins,
GDarhpaancr (auc Scrten),
JtDsin- uap Moi / 9&rine,
Nle Sprtcn gSel5tcy. Sin
9eah lnp Npplc-Braney.
que Scrten Siqusurt (GurrinIS), ais: GiImmeI,
NniS, &tipntb, GurdelD &c. &c.
@He Scrtrn 6hYan0 uno Icmrit;e Giaags IN
Iseeni Yrelr, V9m@tnr8 3autatsf, aQe Sprtcn
Ron&tabat, SurpineS Il. &c.
lin irrtnStit eli 3rfrri& hif4 9. S8raatrttmcr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
esannttaac)n,,aci

Dry.Goods s. Fancy-store,
no. II6. ode Sruab= n. 6. Stro6, $40 nc
9. 80. 9pfsubaum
trl1ust lt eaS arctrte ~9tutltfum auiu,,f,,n, =. sc
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inaet ger ntufltsn Irliiel behebtn, uRs IN nnccin,,p MINI,
vrs'sn. m,iftt t,int 9cntnrreas ,ulalfrn. ssrfsyft n,,S ,"'s@
Ia stse %te'rrosre fegenet Nrt sl berger: '''"
SsicfnieEst. IN lbrpars unr aJsn 4rpssfarssn.
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@cince ean, une balbr2rI, ,
Mette iIlaneiIht yeinranp.
StWiee nt'eeilanetlIts autb une GalTmrreS.
SpairsS, S!eiiieIS, lrrrie cine erSft susfrahl ppr f,,
tetrina WpeeS II. wrleutn u. kaumrpllensn ,s,r,ss,
yin St'n@ e'f!tS e~strs pire t~rsrtrnii ertctcn ysn
.. ~. &pitntauu
nehc ,uni netfrr S,n,J,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12
aGiatiQ FIR NQe una iepen Ginwlntnl

sGiftta fir @le ana iepen Gin,slnin!
!If!eFSsIbnettr ibcut ScT scebrtn pu6(:Ium nil. bss er rim
Ea9rr auer Sorten 25einc uup YiauetS aal!, better OraIi,
."l' ptttI I'M f9rpstn UNI Sl:inCs unb III pen 6iaiafcn Qr,i-
len abldBt. Ierielbe bal; o.sr,kisus Gin Qoacr ON S,,fi".r
DrIdien, esutldsr 2Su:T, SFrYrlatspnrlt, 9lurpuril unS
StioaIletns9tn, SlroeIien, SarointS, 3wstihcn. Sof,rs
4rHbc, %etl9tth, otmtEertalr unc aatr iclner @rtlFe[. brs, in
9DirtitditeE mb pUn Qriyatleu.cn ecprautst m,rsrn SH ~ VI
Gintai!Ts ieeen 'tHirIbm in Stano, picetrum drRcrit sii5so
PuIauIFh III ''nnfi. .3pbn SAap,
"t''nitrass, Hriifcr nr II. ms is
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-12

Strlanat: Gin Wiphfm puu Il rls ii
Sdbren lei &tnpern. 6. StiIrm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10
Discovery # a Negro Plot i'm yIrriuia,

WASHINGTON, October 9.-Norfolk papers
Of Saturday give accounts of negro plot in
Princess Anne and Norfolk Counties Several
arrests were made, and the confessions of
the arrested parties show that a rising was
contemplated on Sunday night, and that the
matter was instigated by free persons, some
ofthem tree negroes. Patrols had been or
ganized, who had shot O white man named
Flynn and free negro named Smith.
One Of the arrested negroes states that q
plan OF operations had been maturing since
last spring, and that a vessel with arms and
men was to arrive on Saturday evening, to
assist in the liberation of the slaves.
BALTIMORE, October 9.-The accounts re-
ceived here to-day from Norfolk represent
that all is quiet again in Norfolk and Prin-
cess Anne Counties.
The Norfolk Herald says that suficien
testimony has been ELECTED since Friday tc
fully justify the strict police surveillance
that was instituted. A considerable number
OF arrests of negroes have been made. Nearly
all the negroes on one or two plantations, on
hearing of the affair, took to the roads, more
from fright than any thing else. A patrol
Orce has gone in search of them.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

RB- ALL WHO WISH TO BE RIcH READ THIS;
NEW ORLEANS, March /, 1850.
This is to certify that / have drawn priZeof
$4,000 and one Of $4,000 on numbers selected for
me by MADAME BLANCHE, on my little girls age,
who was born In May. l can only thank MADAME
BLANCHE and my lucky star that led me to her, for
being rich man. would advise all who would
profit likewise, to apply to her without delay.
y. CUMMINS, Jr.
N. B.-For all persons born in March, April, May,
June, September, October, December or January
the MADAME will select numbers that will draw
capital prizes in any of the legalzed lotteries in the
United States, and the Royal Havana Lottery Of
Cuba. Parents having children boru in any Of
those months can get their numbers and draw
prizes. Persons wanting numbers have only to send
by mail the correct dates of birth and fec Of So,
and the numbers will be sent by return mail TO any
part Of the country, with full directions 70
them a large prize without fail Address MADAME
BLANCHE, Planet Reader, Cincinnati, Ohio Letters
Of inquiry must contain ten cents in postage stamps
o insure answer. se1l-eodam
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

The election yesterday passed off quietly
enough, not more spirit being exhibited than
was necessary to keep upa Just measure of
excitement. At most Of the polls in the city
each party claimed a gain over previous test
votes, and therefore the interest was pre-
Served to the end. So far as we had the
opportunity to observe, thOre was little OF
bitterness shown upon any side. The fact
that there was third ticket, whose exact
force no one was able to measure, kept up
feelings of doubt as to the result which, it
was obvious, could only be dissipated by the
official canvass. Upon the whole there was
nothing in the aspect of things yesterday to
throw shade of doubt upon the stability of
our institutions or the capacity of the people
of the United States for selfgovernmcnt.
The day was fine, the air pure and exhilarat-
ing, the spirits of the voters good, and the
result is to all appearance fair expression
of the rsr popaii, to which, as the real word
Of inspiration, we all bow with becoming
reverence. We present the returns.
Our first edition goes to press with the can
vass in some wards incomplete: the second
edition will probably contain the whole.
Republicans claim about 300 majority in
these wards.
We have been unable to make footings
Both parties claim the County Ticket. Both
claim the First Congressional District. Cur
ley is elected in the Second.
In the State there is food for conjecture,
but little upon which to found an opinion.
Brinkerhof may be defeated; the rest of the
Republican ticket is probably elected.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

r.
We are panied to-observe that we have
grieved the CptHier by our notice Of its no
tiops Of the hermetical state of the Prayer
Book, and by publishing communication
from q Churchman on the same subject We
are anxious to make amends, and as the
Courier thinks that its position has not been
correctly stated we quote it in its own form
Of sound words:
"In former issue of the Courier, brief
comment appeared, merely noticing the ir-
regularity observed by the Bishop in the
service at st. Johns Church, during which
| The Prince of Wales was present. We did
ap from the fact that the form is specially
| laid down in the Book Of Common Prayer,
and neither Bishop or vestryman, nor any
other official has the privilege of altering
or is authorized to do so-the form, whether
for Prince, potentate, or mere citizen"
The Courier, we are happy to state does
not question the efficacy of prayer in the
salvation of mankind, nor that the Queen
needs praying for as much as other mortals;
but it insists that the Prayer Book is finished
and hermetically sealed, and can not be
opened to let in Queen, Potentate or Com
moner.
So far, then, as the prayers of the Church
are a means of salvation-and we hope the
Courier admits that they are the chief
means-the doors of Heaven are already
shut, and those who are not included in the
Prayer Book, are for ever shut out. This is
certainly dividing the sheep from the goats
at an early day. and takes the day of judg-
ment quite out of Gods hands.
Furthermore, as written prayers are made
to avoid vain words and ill-considered aud
improper requests, and to restrict the petit
ton to those things which we ought to ask
for, it follows that it is Just as improper to
travel outside the sealed circle in extempora-
neous as in written prayers. We acquit
the Courier of any intention to attack our
Business Prayer-Meetings, but we fear that
its position has a more extended and momen-
tous application than it was aware of.
We should not be strictly just to the
Courier if we omitted to copy its disclaimer
I'VE have expressed no religious ideas, as the
PRESS would seem to desire the people to
believe" In our extreme anxiety to make
amends to the Courier for having uninten-
tionally grieved it, we not only concede this,
but if it had disclaimed having expressed
any ideas, we could not have had the heart
to hurt its feelings by dissent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, October 9.-The Prince OF
Wales arrived here at 3:2O this afternoon.
He was received by the Mayor on the plat
form of the cars without any formal cere-
monies. No speeches were made whatever.
The Prince was conducted TO his carriage
and driven to the Continental Hotel.
PHILADELPHIA, October Gas the Prince
passed Wilmington, Del, and other stations
on the road, crowds were congregated, but
the train passed on, and did not stop. The
locomotive George Washington" was dec
GRATED with English and American flags.
The stores on Chesnut-street are illuminated
tonight, with the motto Welcome TO Vic
crowded with people in search of election
returns and the Prince
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.


New YoRK, October 9.-At meeting OF
the Breckenridge State Committee this even
ing the Presidential Electors resigned in Or
der to unite the Democracy on the Union
Electoral Ticket. An address was adopted
which renounces the Albany Regency and
charges upon them the purpose, by refusing
TO allow u compromise with the Breckin-
ridge Committee, OF giving the State to Lin
coin. 1t attacks Douglas and his platform,
but recommends the support of the Douglas
Mr.. Redfeld, in order to defeat Lincoln and
throw the election into Congress, which it is
believed will result in the choice of Breck-
inridge and Lane.
A resolution was also adopted urging a
thorough organization in each county and
assembly district.
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From ALBANY,

ALBANY, October 9-Judge Beckham has
continued the injunction to prevent the re-
moval Of the rails from the Northern, or
Albany, Vermont and Canada Railroad, from
Albany to Eagle River, in Rensselaer,
County.
Amos q. Prescott, President of the Amer
ican State Council, has abandoned the Union
ticket, and declared for Lincoln. His letter
is published in the Evening Journal.
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THE Enquirer charges our opposition to
Mr.. Long to personal grudge OF long stand
ing on our part. We certainly gave the En-
guirer no information to that effect. We
knew Mr.. Long very well, and said what we
had to say of our own knowledge. 1t may
have been his misfortune, as it was his fault,
that we came to know him; but we deny
that any thing we have said bears the aspect
of private malice, and that is enough.
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The Recent Destructive Storm in the
SOuth-Estimated Loss S4,OOO,OOO to
S5,OOO,OOO.
On our first page we give full and accu-
rate account of the great storm in the South,
the most destructive that has visited that
region for many years. Theamount of dam
age done it is as yet impossible to conjecture;
but careful estimate induces US to believe
that, considering the injury to boats, houses,
plantations, and personal property, includ-
ing the sugar and cotton crops, the loss will
not be less than 4,OOO, 900 to $5,OOO,OOO.
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A Coming Crisis In tho Aaairs Of I,aIv

The City Of Baltimore brings intelligence
that an Envoy had arrived at Paris from Pho
Mono, with the assurance, unless France in
terfered to prevent the further progress of
the Piedmontese, that the Pope would quit
Rome at once. This looks decidedly Ike
crisis, and renders collision between the
French troops and Garibaldis forces highly
probable, an event, which, however it may
result, must have decided influence upon
the future of Italy.
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DETRoIT, October 9.-The Western Trans
portation COmpany's propeller, Mount Yer
non, hence for Buffalo, with cargo of 20, 600
bushels Of corn and 800 barrels Of -four, ex-
ploded her boiler near Point-au-Pelo this
morning, instantly killing the second engin-
eer, Theodore Reese and James Conkin,
and slightly injuring Others. The vessel
sunk Immediately. Total loss.
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Welcoming the Coming, and Speeding the
Parting Guest.

While New York is all agog, preparing
for munifcent reception of the Prince, its
City Council are quarreling over the pay
ment Of the bills for the splendid municipal
hospitalities to the japanese Princes, and
the daily papers are showing that the
princely guests were surrounded by gang
of common scoundrels, who made them q
tool for robbing the City Treasury. Cheer
full prospect that, to the young Prince.