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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-01
FRANCE,

PARIS, Saturday evening, Oct. l3-The Prose- con-
tains the following:
1.-The Great Powers, with the exception of Eag-
ind have sgnifed TO the Cabinet OF Turin that they
wiz not recognize the blockade Of Gaeta.'
Ire PatTie states that the entry OF victor Enamel
INTO Naples will take place on the 18th.
PARIS Oct H-The UOR'tear publishes the follow
inc telegram. dated Constantinople Oct l2h:
2 General Beaufort de Haupoul has miEtadly occu-
Mad Der-el Kaumar. After having established pro-
vj,opa municipality and installed the Christians ID the
hons es huiIt by our soldiers he advanced as lar as
DIM denim where he arrived on Sept. 80.
ON the same date Fuad Pasha arrived at Garoun, In
the valley OF Bekaa. II. -.
The two commanders in-chief were 10 unlte taeT
ooyps ddym6e on Oct. 3D.
PAEIs. OCT. H-Count Kisselef had conference
vest rday with NJ. Thouvenel, and he Papa Nuncio
he took leave Of the Emperor to-day, ID pnvate sa-
dence Ct St. ClOud, and will set out TINS evening ior
War,aw. The Count is accompanied by the Russian
Minister at Turin.
PARIS Oct. 1.-THE B0ntteur says; Inc fapa
Nunco being about to proceed 10 Rome on leave 10
several weeks, was received IN aooienee ~ 'IG En-
pe,or The M0aiteur gives formal denial 70 tne 10
ported existence of dispatch addressed by the DuKe
de Gramopt 10 Lsmorciere, announcing TO the ls'ter
the immediate assistance OF the treneh uoops, ana
saws: The French Embasssdor had only ssnI us'
,cb IN the French Consul at Aneona, containing the
s,ursncs thai the invasion Of the States OF the Cnucn
by the Sardinsns were far from WIN tue
Sanction of the Government of the Emperor; on the
contrary this invasion had highly excited its dis4p'
pyova At that time IL had not been decided 70 increase
he effective of the French army at Rome; ..s,
MARsEILLEs, Oct. lJ.-It is stated oy fonuncH
ofcers. returning from Italy that Lamorcere was ex
pected 10 arrive al Rome to-day.
PARIs. Oct. I5.-Tae Federal Council bss com.
inundated it's reply the late complaints On tne part
of France by means OF verbal note, WHEREIN .po
Edars Connc expresses its regret account OF tne
events Of Geneva but states that they could not % con-
rdered az an international Oense This note ADDS INA
The ags Of ambassadors and Consus alone are placed
under the protection Of international nga Dus aos
has the right 70 prohibit the hosting OF foreign nags
Prince Metternich is expected here soon. IL s sad
that be has been instructed by his Government 70 gye
the French Government explanations concerning 'ne
interview at Warsaw. mi,
Tbs Paris correspondent Of The Times says; Inc
cold rainy weather we experienced Lsst week, MAO
narked effect the Psiis -four market Flour OF me
Sou, marks rose from 59 90 per sack 10 63f Whes'
rose IT, The skek Of LOO hios.
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PROCLAMATION OF KING VICTOR
EMANUEL.

"To THE PEOPLE SOUTHERN ITALY.
AT solemn moment for the national history and
for the destnies OF the country address my woid 70
YOU, people of Southern Italy, who, havi0g in my
name chap ged the State send me de2utaons OF every
class of ciilzens magistrates and representatives OF
your municipal bodies asking TO be restored 70 orfer
blessed with freedom and united with nv kingdom. |
will tel you by what thought am guided and what
is 10y consciousness Of the duties which man paced
by Providence on an Italian throne ought 10 fultll
:" assembled the throne after great national caami-
ty. Ms father gave me lofty example by abdicauog
the crown 10 save his dignity aod the freedom OF
his people, Charles Albert fell sword in hand and died
in exile His death associated more and more the des-
TIMES of my family with those Of the Italian people,
who for 30 many centuries ha9 ¥ 10 all foreign
the inheritance of every naton BY God within
the same boundaries and joins4 her by the bond
Of common language. sduoata myself by that
exsmple, and the memory Of my father was nay guard
ian sar. could never hesitate in my choice between
crown and the word hadgivsn strengthened Tree,
dom in an epoch not w. 10 tsFs ana
the manners Of the people could never harbor any
ealousy or suspicion of what was dear 10 my people
BY preserving freedom in Piedmont rehgiousy re-
spected the heritage which the prophetic mind OF my
eugust father had beqGesthed 10 all Italians. By rep
resentatve franchise, by popular education, by the
freedom Of trade and industry, l endeavored 70 iu-
crease the welbeiDg Of my people wished Una! ,ns
Catholic religion should be respected, but also that
every should be free in the sanctuary OF his own
conscience and, by strengthening civil authority
openly resisted that obstinate and schemeihg faction
which boasts to be the only friend and guardian OF the
Throne, but which aims at ruling In the name OF Kings
and placing between the Sovereign and the people the
barrier Of It's ntolerunt passions.
"This system Of government could not 10 wi'hout
effect upon the rest OF Italy The concord between the
SoveyeiQp and the p1ople in the purpoee OF NATIONAL N
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BORNEO.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. THE war in Borneo against
he natives was being continued advantageousy TO the
Dutch. revolt OF the Foreign Legion at Ssmarang
had taken place, but Ias Immediately suppressed.
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FUTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.

The steamer Falton Q brief abstract Of whose new
we received from Cape Race aud published on fnes'ay
ssschd tis port last evening. Her latest dates are Oh
ne 9Th Of October.
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Incre,se. $40

The earnings for the first two weeks in the ao1,'
showed an increase Of S. 1875 i6, which msks' 'o''
increase for the first three weeks of Is, 033 %.
The business of the Clearing. House was 81, tS'"'
On demand money with little more activity is ioaa'
dsnt at SAL y cent on choice to mixed coilatsr1a
PAPER appears to be hardening little but there s %
ouotable change in rates. considerable suoans Of
raper has been sent here for discount from Boston,
which bus temporarily supplied the demand. Ire'sn
also considerable amount Of Southern drafts on me
market apparently kites which very difficult 'fneso-
tis,ion, even at high rates. The dsunion panic cry
evidently a,wo-edged sword, and cut the hand to.
wields IT, Any paper with Southern name or
looked upon with comparative disfavsr. We hear
further sales of $2oo, 900 Government new 70, at
cen, pre- MUM. Treasury Notes are heavy. The pay
msuts on the new oan ut The Sub-Tsssury here ba's
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RUSSIA.

WILMA, Oct. 13.-A train conveying the Emperor OF
Russia has arrived here, amid the greatest enthusiasm
on the part Of the population. The Emperor expressed
his subtraction to the manager Of the railway.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Oct. I3-The Epoca states that, lmne-
distey upon the Queens arrival at Madrid, the Coun-
ell will decide upon the recall of the Spanish Minister
from Turin. -,
The same journal also says their NECESSITIES leave
SaIagosea to-day.
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VICTOR EMANUEL.
Given in Ancona, this 9th Of October, 1890"
The M0nitore TOscano of the 10th of October pub
shes the following very curious correspondence in the
italian language, with the French text en- regard:
"HEADQU4RTERs, ROME, Oc. Z
an. LIE GoSFALoEIERE: have the honorto scqnaint
Won that column of French troops composed OF Two
bats lions of the 18th of the Line, section Of two
pieces Of artillery and 20 horsemen, forming an effect
i've force of 90 officers, 260 men, and ~ horses will
leave Rome on the oh of October for ViterSo, at
which place they will arrive on the 18th. beg you
TO take all necessary measures for procuring qlarsrs
for this force.
"Receive VI. lie GOnfaloniere. the assurance Of my
distnpuisbed consideration.
The General Commanding in Chief the French troops Of
cupaOn IN Italy Aid de Camp to the EnPT pr Goyoy,
The following lie the Gonfalonere's answer
"VITERBO, Oct 3.
IN. le General: The Municipal Commission OF this
town of which | have the honor to be President is
dissereeaby surprised al the receipt of your
pica,on az column Of French troops is coming here
Relying the assurance Of your Emperor that no ia
tervsntOn would take place in Itsly, we proclams ID
the Government of King Victor Emanuel, the friend
and the ally of France. His Majesty sent Co nmis-
soper 10 govern Us, and have maintlned tue most
perfect order with the unanimous consent of all the
citizens. Persons and property were never 60 Sc
cure here as they have been since the installation Of
the Kings Government, and we can conscentl0usy
that we 40 LOl utrrTNo 10 uhNo t-hlqullHty
troub cd. IT, however, your orders General, should
be iucb that you cannot change your determ nstoD,
Won will not with the sbghes resistance but You
will fl the town deserted unless you that
you will not be followed by the reaction myeelf
and the entire municipality will seek place Of safsy,
az will also the other ctzens who almost all liable
to prosecution by the clerical Govern nent.
Receive, &c,
1.-THE President OF the Municipal Commission
"ALLEsSANDRO DI AGOsTlNo P0LiD0Rl"
"VITERBo, Oct 8.
an. Poldon, the President Of the Municipal Com.
mission, in placing himself in communication with
Gen. de Goyon, and replying as above to his commit
nicaiions acted in concert with me, and we have
together adopted under these critical circumstances,
the measures dictated by prudence and the desire TO
maintain order without troubling by exaggerated fears
The spirit Of the population The object Of this dsclar-
alton is 10 show that nobody can tax az arbitrary
resolution taken in entire concert with the Govern
mental authority .c.,-,,, nu,. s,o,,.,
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Movement. Of tn. Prince o. w.I,.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2I.-Lord Renfrew and suite
arrived by The Michigan Central Railway AT : so
this evening, and proceeded 70 the Richmond
House, where they will stop during their visit %
Chicago. Notwithstanding the expressed wish
OF the party that they should be allowed 20 re-
main IN quietness a large crowd assembled at the
depot long before the train arrived. Although
but little noise was made the crowd 90 bloc kaded
the streets that IL was with difculty that the car
ralge containing the party reached the hotel
The scene from distance was very fne and
the Illumination was exceedingly brilliant Ar
rived at the spacious depot, fou nd throne in
SIDE numbered by Thousands, while outside
the rush was fairly awful. The police kent
admirable order, and the party were enabled 10
walk slowly through large open space, giving
all present a fine view Of the Prince In rersy 10
the oft-repeated cheers, the Prince gracefully
raised bis white beaver and returned the saluts.
tons Of the multitude from side TO side The
Duke remarked that the scene was the most inn
posing he bad yet witnessed, and they were all
highly graured at the enthusiastic but orderly
welcome.
The Evening Journal nays In order 10 CRAFTY
Tue ladies and gentlemen who may wish 10 see
Lord Renfrew, be win at some hour tomorrow
ito be published In the morning papersl stand on
the balcony Of the hotel. The party leaves to-
morrow afternoon. The Richmond House 10
iiiumin mated this evening In honor Of their DIS
unguished guests.
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of TIE Star.

6EoksETows, September 81, 1850.
There was quite large and spirited meeting OF
the republican association at the hall on the corner
OF HlS q ana Gay streets, on Friday evening The
applicants for membership at the last rn..tin,
Were favorably reported on by the committss
and duly elected IL was moved and carried H.,
able speakers be invited 70 address the
at the next meeting, ION Friday evening neIt:1
also, that the Glee Club attach he'd 10 the washin1
ton association he invited TO attend on that occa
sion, and that two days notice Of said meeting
be published in the Evening Star. Mr.. Divine,
In few pertinent remarks, moved the appoint
ment Of ways and means committee, which was
carried, and slid committee (of three) wss ap-
pointed by the President. list Of those desiring
TO become members, containing eight ten
names. was submitted, and the association ad-
journed until Friday evening next, atty O'Clock.
"Rock Spring" situated in the northwestern
boundary Of our city, and containing thirty Ave
acres OF land, improved with frame dwelling,
stables, &c, was sold at auction on Friday by
Messrs Barnard Buckley, auctoneers, for $40
per acre Our enterprising young townsman, Mr.
Jacob kengla, was the purchaser
A slave Of Mr.. Billinger, Of Shepherdstown,
Md while In state Of intoxication, fell from a
boat in the canal, near the market house, at an
early hour on sunday morning, and was drowned
His body was recovered from the water before
noon yesterday, and an inquest was held, when
verdict was rendered in accordance with the
above facts.
An ARRAY occurred in restaurant on Saturday
night, and one man was very severely Injured
We have not heard the particulars.
We have heard of no injury 20 the canal from
the heavy rains Of last week. The receipts at the
Collectors office here during the week amount
to nearly Sc 600.
BY Miss Thomass advertisement, in our George
town column, ii will be seen that she offers at her
Unknown stationery and fancy store, great In
ducemens to purchasers, being anxious TO dis
pose of her stock. You are certain of prize IL
you buy, besides getting your moneys worth
We have the pleasure Of recording another illus
tratiOn OF the advantages Of advertising in the
Star The lost bracelet, advertised on Saturday
evening last, was returned to the owner at six
o'clock, the finder having read the advertisement
In his evening paper.
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Frsm Ssuth America.

NEw YORK, Sept. % The steamer Ariel has
arrived from AspiRwall, bringing 81 500 ,0VO in
specie from California.
The United States sloop-of-wu Brooklyn, with
the Chirique surveying party, arrived at Aspin-
wall on the 1lth.
Advices from Tumace announce the capture OF
Barbacoas by the government forces, after two
actions, In which the rebels were defeated with
considerable loss. Order had been entirely re-
stored In the province
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-24

THE WILL CASE Of the late Miss Ann Reed
Dermott was finally disposed of on Saturday before
Judge Purcell, Of the Orphans Court The will
as produced was supported by Gen. Walter Jones,
and fully admitted TO probate. No evidence was
produced that any other will had been perused by
any person, that there 10 any such i'm existence
but should any such be found and proved to be
genuine, and variant from the present will, 1t
will override and supersede 1t. The consequent
OF this decision Is that after the payment of debts
the satisfaction Of claims and payment of certa n
requests 70 relatives and>others, there will be a
resduary fund to be devoted to the establishment
Of an asylum for destitute white female orphans
and after Its esta for two years then to the
equipment and transportation Of free colored emf.
grants to Liberia. Two Of the executors named
In the will, Messrs. John P. Ingle and Richard
smith, will probably qualify the former has
bonded already. I||7 -
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The Prince Of Wales.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. % "A splendid new car,
belonging to the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
starts from this city for Cincinnati tomorrow
morning, for the use Of Baron Renfrew, the Prince
OF Wales, in his railroad trip 70 washington
Every gements for the route time table; etc
has been settled. The trsin 10 70 be special one,
under control Of the Royal party. The route will
be via Pittsburg to Harrisburg, thence by North
ern Central Railroad TO Baltimore and Washing
ton. The Baron will have the of the royal
car 30 Baltimore and perhaps % washington.
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NoTIoE-Dhtrict Of Columbia Advertisements
10 be inserted IN the BALrmoRE Sun ars received
at and forwarded from The STAR Once.
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Alexandria sIarkess

ALEXANDRIA, sept 2s-Pieur-Family rs 3oa
S5.z5; extra sc 25a6 so super sc O0a6 Is. Wheat
white, fair % good 81 3bssi 50; red 81 2Ot
&C. Rec 6saST oals yaa3o Corn Neal 70a7os.
per bushei. Seeds-4l smofry 50 5osk3 IS Clover
Is Sass g; Fiaxseed 81 .soa&I.<3. Provisions
Buues, roll, ioalsc.; Bacon II kal2c rork ~ oas
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IL Though The STAR Is printed on the fastest
steam press In use south ef Baltimore, its edition
Is so large as to requreit to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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Fire Damp Explssssn

SCRANTON, Pa, Sep. ala Gre damp explosion
occurred to-dAyin Bowkley's mine, al the upper
end Of Pittston. Six men were In the mine, ali Of
feared, is sufocated The scene 10 one Of wild
excitement. the pump being broken and the shan
filling with water t-,-
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Ths evening the Hol-
man Juvenile Parlor Opera Troupe give their frst
entertainment, introducing four Of the most tai
ented children in the United States They will
be assisted by their parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Holman. They are termed "Proverbs Musicaily
Exemplifed," la Draytons. From the notices
we have read Of this talented company, they must
VIII There's Way" is the opening opera in
which Miss Sallie personates five different char.
acters assisted by her sister little Julia and their
two brothers, Alfred and Benjamin. Read the
advertisement In another column. We hope that
this troupe, contrary to the practice of some of
their late predecessors at the Hail. will have the
decency to honor their own tickets Of admission
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Peun.vlvauin Pslitics

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 22-rhe Douglas
State Executive Committee publish card, sta
ting that an much has recently been published on
Pennsyivania, the public are Informed that the
question Of fusion has at no time been entertained
lp that Committee
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Homicide in ounce. MAJ.

Bosros, Sept % Edward X. Pope, farmer
al Quincy, qaarreled, YESTERDAY afternoon, with
Francis ID. iortier youuy man In his employ,
about work, and shot him dead Deceased was
10 yetrs old, and a native Of Braadcn, VI. On
csrs are In pursuit Of Pope. is-. -
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wAsHISsToN -PR1c8s CuRRKNT.-white wheat
81 40 20 sl5V req de. 81 - % sl3o corn 70 cent?
TO 30 cents per boshei hay 65 TO 50 cents straw SO
70 IS centsi chickens IS to 50 per dozen; lambs
y IS to Q, veal calves e5 to 81; Welshs family
s se - So extra sopernne $7i superfns . so;
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Potomac. 3 3 2
National. S U "a
Umpire, Alexander Adamson, Of the Pythian
Scorer for Potomac, r. b. Irwin.
Scorer for National, Fl. A. Mccormick
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CENTRAL GUARpHoUsE CAsEs.-Sunday morn
ing-Charles Curtis, assault and battery; ruled for
trial George Warfeld, drunk and disorderly,
fine and costs 50 IS VIM. Luckett, carving a
weapon; fine $40 and costs Christopher OGDEN:
drunk and disorderly; fine and costs 81 Is. Isaac
Martin, do; dismissed. w. II. Evans, do do:
John Moren, do; fine and costs 81 Is James
O'Connor. do do. 80 Is. Sarah Beron do :, do.
80 Is. Monday-Gilbert Custis fool J insulting
white females fine and costs SIS Is Dennis
Raglan, drunk, disorderly, and ASSAULT do 81 Is
VIM. Cole, drunk and disorderly; do 50 Is.
Frederick Molly, stealing; ruled for trial.
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Prize FIghsers Sentence

- Bosros, Sept. 2i.-Andrew Gidlow and John
Turner, convicted OF p. ize fghting on an Island
In Boston bsfber, were 70 day sentenced 70 State
pxison for one year.
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lava AND RIO COFFEE, Black and 6 reep
TEA, Brown, Yellow and White SUGARS
Received at l.. A. DELLWlG'S.
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- 81 Death Of q missouri ysdge.
ST. Louis, sept 2l.-Hon. John e Richardson,
an ex-member OF the supreme bench OF Missouri,
died this morning at O'Clock
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OSWEGO STARCH, and Chemical Labor
" Saving SOAP. Received at
T., A DELI .VIGsa -
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FOr Other Gsorgsto,cn adrsrt,sennsnts see frst

U@ o I'll e ETA
Iwish all gentlemen IN
he ,ss5ia Plan Which -
WHAT'S and BOOTS az groetly re-
dueed prices for cash is in successful
operation. Just received full supply OF the latest
New York styles of DRESS HhT;S. Tbe Nerr
finest Hat $685. frst.rate Hat ss; and very
good fashlo able Hat 80 50. All of the latest sty les
OF soft HATS and CAPS, at the very 10 vest prices
Am constantly supplied with a very large stock Of
those hne DIR ESS BOOTS at S375-whichl have
been selling for many years-as well as the very
best quail ty of Patent Leather ALTERS at IS 81
Fine French Calfskln Caters from 81 to % 81
Terms cash no extra charge in order TO of set
bad debts ANTHONY, Agent for the Nanufae-
turers, Seventh street, second hat store from the
corner. opposite Avenue House, No. $40
Sc IA SIN
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OLIVE OIL. SCOTCH HERRING, CHEESE
" and BUTTER. At =
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The REVIVAL AT WAUGH CHAPEL.-A meeting
Chapel, Capitol Hill, under the supervision Of
Rev. j. X. Emnger, Several have pfofessed con-
version, many are focking to the altar for prayer
and there u prospect Of q great revival. The
meeting will continue through the week ser
vices commencing at ~ O'CLOCK, = = 80 4
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TIE BuDwoRrH MINsTRELs, It will be sem by
an advertisement In another column, hold forth at
Alexandria this and tomorrow evening -
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FnE.-Last night, a brilliant light in the direc-
ton Of Kendall Green caused an alarm Of Gre tina {
brought out several companies Of the fire depart
ment IL proved 10 be q stable belonging to Mr..
Gilbert, situated q short distance from Logan .
mill. We have not heard the loss stated, but pre-.
sumo Il was small. s-s -7-r =,