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pure OLD RYE WHISKY h,c,,, ,on

Il FOR MEDICINAL USE.
i have on hand 8 large stock OF the old "OrigInsl
Medicinal Rye w hissy that has gained such wide
spread reputation, ana is universally corceded by
al Judges who have tried ~ 20 he the pUrest and best
found in thIa market. Price 81 per ga on, or 50
cents per bottle. EDWARD HALL,
Wholesale end retail dealer in Fine Panty
Groceries Wines. Liquors, &o.. No. 40
LouIsl8Ra avenue, opposite Centre Market
n. Il Superior Old Reserve MadsiTa, of direct
imeortstlon, in demIjOhns and bottles. de 2 ep2m
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SATURDAY, January 28
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
DELAWARE-Class 4.
7S numbers IL drawn ballots.


Address-FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO..
WHINING TON. DELAWARE.
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Mn Of ofDRESSMAkfN6 in iii It's branches at Nc
SSEast Capitol street. Dresses made in the neat.
est manner a low q One Dollar. IA q
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MTSiG;i e!}snS;d neatly bound up in books pIlos
dsa JOHN +. ELLIS, 800 P.. ~.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH
CHkNsE OF Hours.
Conr1srcing Monday morning, October Il, 1889

Trains will run as follows:
Leave WASHINGTON at go and 7.<5 q. m.
Leave WASHINGTON a. $50 and SD p. IN.
On Supday at ~ p. m, only.
Leave BALTIMORE at SIS and 40 D. M.
P.sssnseEs for the EAST r win take ty.ins ssss
and 7.45 a. m, and $50 p. IN.
For the WEST at $40 a. m, and $50 .. NJ.
For ANNAPOLIS at 7.45 q M, and $50 p. m.
For NORFOLK a. 7.<5 q. IN.
II. III. rAhSONS,
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All orders for tlokets or certificates of package.
Ia any OF the above splendid lotteries will meet witt
the most prompt and confidential attention and tbf
printed Official drawings sent as soon as over
Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO.
S-Iv "llmjnRfOD- no a
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Ors OF PIANOS FOR BENT. by tn. d.1
q. 81 All. Xe.nt fo' SS'cl .r;". UnN ! EthIs.
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II GIBBS'S
LIAR DRESSING AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,

THAS. :. WALLACH,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
Has removed his office to his residence, No. Z In
diana avenue, between ~ and 81 streets, nearly
opposite the east wIEg of the City Hall.
ia
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CENTLEMEN'S UNDER GARMENTS OF
" al sizes and qualities, comprising ali the best
shirts and Drawers.
WALL. STEPHENS & co,
deS 222 Pc. ny.. bet. Gth ard 10th sts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
500 T HING SYRUP,

say OF any OTHER
HAS 1T FAILED, IN
STANCE TO EF-
when timely used.
an instance of dis
one who used il. On
delighted with its
Ispesk in terms Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

huoyout, at advance Of Cd sll CoyYHR quiet Is. -"
HCF hIm. TALIow hrner at co., LISsBKp On 3Oj. II 7,
LONDON MONEY MhRKET.-Ihe Money market
generally unchanged ConsOls olo-c G93 Tor mo 10Y
as,vuie ... Il
LATEST, ria n1ond-Ty.-LNERpooL, Nov. p
COTTON The Brokers' Circular Il ya' Published mt the foi
lowing hgufes ofca Sacs Of the week III e@ bales In
cludirg q 90 20 pecula,os aud 1000 exporters The lower
qualities have improved Id and IN 3D. y ~ fan add
ddug quaes have advanced dld the upper grades have
advanced least Stock In port 600 bales OF which 52
are Anne icon The Official quotations not yf procurabe
Sales day about II O9 bales market very firm.
The adylces nom Manchester favorable.
The bhEADsIuFEs msske opens qnic, but STEADY CoEs
hrIn; Yellow, 39i6031I9 PROy1I0Ss stesdy.
r. LONDON Nov 2
LoNpoN NOISY MARKBT.-The Times City Article dated on
Thursday evening says The Bsnk Court to-day made NO
alteration in the OF discount hut further Withdrawals OF gold
continue il is believed that upward movement must be
Iected in the Of week fortnight The from
China Is favorable to the general prospects OF the market
that any e that be adopted Is not likely to be followed
by the necessity Of further stops in the same direction The
Stock Exchange closed to-day The Pss BouTse also
closed in consequence the festival Of All SAINTS The amount
Of cold Wi hdrswD from the Bank 10000.
LIcKRrO0L COKs MABKET FiidayAn average attendsucs
the trade Wheat in good consunpve demand at Tuesdays
extreme rates Flour steady previous prices Indian Corn
strong and improved 36d per quarter good Offering under
81.
LoyDoS CoRS MsRKKT.-Snpply Of foreign grain moderate
Weather drs ard cold English and foreign Wheat sold pretty
well al MONDAYS pces Floating cargoes of at full rates
and II sellers would only yield little the coast would soon be
clear Flour sold fully well Indian Corn up to 49, Oats
Cd. dearer
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ANOTHER MEETING OF SOUTHERN MEDl
CAL STUDENTS.

Yesterday ai.ernoon the Southern stud ents Of t'Ae
Thireenth-stree Medical College held mo citing in the
leoture-roon OF Tie Institution, TO eonside what steps
hey would take in view THE present svae of Aairs
South Thity-tHo students and three or four M ,mbers
Of the Faculty were present -Four members Of the
Faculty are Sontheners.
M. J. j. McElwee Of Missouri called the meeting TO
order, and Mr. james II. Purdy OF Virginia wa chosen
Chairman. Mr. McElwee was called act as Sec.
rotary.
Carolina being Chairman, was then pponted TO retire
aud drah resolutions.
Prof Raphael yirginian, sai| that lie Thought Tho
students should draw distinct .on between politics and
medical education; and he did not deem that the cleo
ton of Mr.. Lincoln should be cause for atnieuta
matter what section Of ebe country they Were fromto
give up tho superior hospital and other advantages that
NewYcrk afforded them over every other city in tho
Union, suppose 'hey had been in Paris pursuing
then studies under the Presidency of NAPOLEON would
hp election ~ EpporQr have been cause for them ia
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TIE Committee, afsr conference, reported The fol-
lowing resolutions
NJ yea We ere advised Of the certainty OF the election ~
Abraham Lincoln President ~ the United States and Hnni
bal Bsmn Vice President upon sectional PLATFORM at ,sr
e "a IN tie Vvisutnon ofthe United Staes and dosaoJ
% be rshls and interests o. the Southern states therefore,
belt :, IL .,...,,r =, q, vi,,,ei Tradition
n ,is n Mon, md the presont Constitution 4, D.,
JeiJ TIt ~ lave heard with great saisiacon tLe Teg
r,,i 1b In - Magath. United States District yulse
a. T esie If so,,b r.. oinn, and James Conner esp tnteo
s,s,e NJ 49,, s,gv feel assured that similar course
viii be pgmed by the United States Judges snd Diirc'Ai''F
neys ia Florida. n. "a u co,.o.L ca
Besod That The Of the n' Ib. e spTyop
lecor Of the Pod Of Charleston and VI. sfi.'
that they will not hold office under Black h. '''
trhon, has been received with great satisfaction t
Ees0ired That the determination OF Collector an Do.'
Collector TO pursue similar course meets with TIE hocuy SP
proval Of this meeting
After addresses from T.. G.. Jones, Ex-f,oyern1r
Broome and Others said resolutions we're unanimously
adopted.
Joseph Feugon then offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Reolred That the members Of the Legislature from ibis
county instructed 20 support bill having for o.
the calling OF Convention Of the people of this
determine the be pursued the present
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NIayoralty Inauguration.

BALTIMOKE, Monday, nov. II, 300,
VIM George Brown, the Reform Mayor, was inan
gurated to-day. He closed hs inaugural address with
a strong expression of Union sentiment. He declared
he expressed the unanimous consent of the people OF
Baltimore the largest of all Southern cities, when no
laid that the true policy of Maryland was to adhere to
the Union so long she could do 30 with honor and
safety.
In conclusion, he said No cause has yet arisen suf
fcient to Justify tie overthrow of the nebest and
most benefcent Government ever established by hui
man wisdom, and which is consecrated and endeared
to the hearts Of ALL not only by the abundant blessings
Of the present moment but by the sacred memories OF
the past, and the great hopes Of the future
The expediency of calling mass meeting of the cit
liens to sustain the Union is much canvssed by our
business men. Southern gentleman made his appear
arce on Baltimore street this morning with a blue
cOckade on Lis hat. He was regarded with much curl
osity but evidently with very Ettle favor.
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Tie Convention bin was reau the tnrd time and
pared unanimously Its title was changed 10 an act
ard sent TO the Senate 10 be ratified tomorrow uforn-
| ing.
MIR. IIeuhoms resolutions that the Joint Committee
on hlIay Of both Houses during the recess prepare
Plan for aiming tie State, and that the Joint Commit
80 on tb anCe reTare scheme TO raise the necessary
supplies we've adopted. rQ
Mr. Coffin proposed that the President of the Bank
q the State be authorized 10 advertise till the ODD Nov
was authorized by friend TO say that he would take
$1,000 OF per cent premieum. Not considered.
Tie bill TO arm the State was recomnitted.
A resolution was passed for the managers to give
notice Ct the election.
Tie resolution for the Committee on Military to in
Qure into the propIety of foifying various exposed
towns tie seacoast was lost.
Tie House met this evening and read tho Bank bill
:, third time Its title changed TO an act, and 1t
W. 5 sent TO the Senate for ratification.
RICHMOSD, Va, Monday, Nov. ~, 1860.
ri affairs e The South attract much attention here,
nd tbc ,7eople are calmly awaiting the issue.
Meetf5q, will probably be held in all the different
corntca ~ tie State before the Legislature meets for
an eypre,fio1 If public opinion.
The vee ef Ire State j yet unascertained. Both
raities figure cat maor,es. Several counties are yet
Cryc!SSATI Monday, Nov. -, 1860.
This mornings Gem n,oTclGi says that Mr. Breckin-
ridge las Determined 10 meke trip to the Cotton
States and address bis fellowetzens urging them to
abide ia The Union. 900
LExrsoToN, KY, Monday Nov. IL, 1860.
TIE rumor that Mr.. Breckenridge Is going South to
with tie troubles of the seeesonsts iswithou found
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THE RESERVATIONS.
The Charleston Ners publishes the follow

The Charleston NeUs publishes the following notices
of intention to resign given by Federal oflcchoders
MsssEs. EDToRs Having been frequently iuterogaled DOR
The Office United States Commissioner consider that
myself hst my fellow citizens should not msundetsnd
sited States Commissioner derives hs Office no. from the
Government but by appointment OF the United states Judges
therefore subject only to them On the resignation Of the
Jrdge that &C, deprived Of office my occupation il
virtually far gone t there !, nothing ei Tor me to resign
and am, to all ntents and purposes, JnHe1u SGe,G o
Nav AeESTs OTprcR Cn,RIxsroS, s C., Nos. o. 1900.
To he Editors Of The Erenin9 heDs:
GESTLEsys Having held Office undsr the Federal Govern
Hsnt for @ year rg' i, sSa'sey af Ss 60 N
TINS P very respectialiy ,G yours D. D. HERIor
u. s. Pension AGESeY OyYTos, I
CnARLEsToS, 8 c., Nov 9, 1852
SIR Holding the office Of q. s. Army and tsvy Pension
Agent for South carolina may be pardoned for obtrudng my
self upon the notice Of the public at t5s time but can ady
be to say h1 %he my nsye sg oGts ,5 H1 aOd
or fall with her Very respectfully {1nSs n ,,rnror
To the Editor of TAe Rrering Ness
Heartily ndorsing the sentiments of Me rest Of he family
beg to to ny numerous snd OF p
cupyng only subordinate position Of the Federal
am rot called upon to Per any resnSion at is ae pa
tion go SUs' '''''' ''''' EDWARD HERT0T
MRssss EDrroRs: From sense of duty to myself aid 70
the State South Carolina TO wc citizen owe indiyd
ua ond devoted aleeance would that under ccum
(undr present future aPpontent under the admin
istration Of Abraham Lincoln. - - .
To ne rdito,s 81 TSe 9sa,ston cos,iey
GESTIBsEN Performing duties of purely civil and scien
tihc nature for the General Government have considered
TO obtrude myself upon the pubca thing am
always unwilling do But in order that my position may not
your paper that am now ever ready the call Of the State
Of South Carolina devote and my fortunes to her ser
vice. ana await %srV Tespeeiy EDWARD WHITE
CaarEe,,on, s. C., November q, 1860.
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The Paris Prss9 asserts that the sovereigns at
Warsaw united in promising assistance to Austria
she were attacked by Piedmont.
SPAIN.
Marshall O'Donnel announced in the Senate that
Rosas would proceed to Rome a mission; but that
Spain was resolved 10 observe stnct neutrality IN
ahaiTs OF Italy.
LATEsr-ITa Londonderry.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3, 1860.
The steamship Vanderbilt arrived at Cowes on the
The steamship City of baltimore arrived at Queens
town on the LIST.
The China mails are rot yet received, but the fol-
lowing details had come to and OF the taking Of the
Takn forts The northern forts we e captured after
three hours fighting and the Othe s surrendered
The allies lost 4OO killed aud wounded. lhey 9ccu-
pied Tien Tien. The ambassadors, VINO were 'nei0'
would coon d oceed for Pekin, with cayaly y.
The rebels had withdrawn from Sha g an.
China kilograms received yesterday wa trieste sa'e
that an early submission was expected Inc se''ie
mont IF silks amounted to 3, 10 bales.
The public sales of tea yesterday went on IN most
cases, at previous rates. - 49,, fosoon
event changes the fortunes Of war lew Gays must
auf6ce TO dive the Bourbon sovereign from Oae'a,
Brazil and River Platte mails have arrived Ne"S
Hides ann The Wei s50P P9% s %s wsa ass
" exhausted sales unporan Cottono safes a ~ new
% Of sugaI were rinr CottonN, change in the value
Freiebts duh for want OF produce E1eHsnge ~ demand
for superior good. Exchange 2'a2'i.
NAPLES.
TrRIy. Friday.-Adn,lIal Persano has commenced
and suspeuded fling On the royal near Gae'a.
The news of mysterious eX eoil01 under Oeherai
TurT has Ieen dedhed a pure iaFe.'lon.
THE WARSAW CONI .N' ace.
IoNDos Frday.r-Tle core. lO1dsnt Oh me ,"eS
at Vienna 6upphes lAiVih'u'" 80 W """' f
the conference. , -.
The monarch and their minister's had several inter
,;ev-s hut did little than eAcianbe Oilloho CON
cer1iug the state of Europe, VIII Was drawn up ou'
not eiuned because the fOVerelL ana 'her niii'.ols
cpld not come 10 an understands on several na''eis
OfimPotanee -. ., - .l.,,,.s;,r and Ans
t,;en statesmen that il wOuld tt sovan'dgeOus 10 IN
faTties If tie treaty of M4rCu Lt were supJecteu "
revision Russia is eXceeolnAlg QesiOns Vi resa III
ing her portion the Danube, ana IOih8 aw,y -
.he neutrality of the BLck o5-' 4 j. iei'.o , 49,
Corchakof and Reichberg had An aNeFca'oii az viz
very fret interview
The Poles displayed such dlJoyl splnt VINE I az
'''Ser was al Warsaw that he htJ-siy was uu@oio
20 conceal the vexation ne i,i''
FRANCE.
The HeroI4s Paris cores cndspt 81 the uose'u
,nert has contracted with private 'iii iiu. ,
Immediate construction OF ~ l.G- J - a
io1ts TO mount a single rife ~ tho bows ana n''0
small draft of water. 81 ora been
Cautaips In the French mercantile ' lne nave III ,
informed by circulars from ne nili- ~ 80
=; he event of war they will be t n 20 VIC se e
e. second heutenants. As the pro- IN ias - 80;
i;ssatisaction it is said that VIII o 0Po'ou " give
them pension ~, ;..,. t,s contracted Ia
srpiy The French with any number 81 Lis ilhes al ~
each. -,
,4o Do,raoev Empress OF Rusi Wae dead
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SECESSION REPUDIATED IN KENTUCKY.
HENDERsoY, KY, Monday, Now u, IS'

HtNDkNsON, n.y., HOnuay, NOW NJ roOV'
A large and enthusiastic meeting irrespective Of
party, was held here to-day Ex-tiov. Dixon presided
Strong Union speeches were made by Bell, Breckin-
riege and Douglas men. Union resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and secession strongly dep
recated meeting Of the people Of the whole country
is called for Saturday next, at Louisville.
LExISGToS, KY, Monday, Nov. II, 1860.
The Bell and Douglas parties held meeting here
to-day and passed resolutions denouncing in strong
terms any attempts at secession disunion by any
State. Speeches were made by Leslie Coombs aud
others.
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ElNNlllf
be Dowager Empress OF Rn wac dead
c0MMERCIAL INIELLIGENCI

r,.yppnnI COITOS MAXI. SAFES Oh we n lc,
LIZ hLiDo+ xSy5,esdav were g.. laes including JjO
dsys tovs an d % oiters. T1f, 30 been ca alsan
bales 70 M ate new, hoi3 caused me re IA
oaaatefieus here t. laee siecpie'.'' ''iis' ans Wv
eioses v IN an upward tendenoy,i f unctester are
IsSe the for COOP u,Hs quiet aad hI i
LIyERPOoL BRLAosrOh 49,, spspee Co,
sks6eId E.h Co. and oteIs p' f,'Sr 0ps9 az Gsl
With quotations barely nanialnsa D N ZIP a. Southern,
ne Isl, White u sq1t Con- Sp'h'a viz Sga3gG;
vf.b more hrnnessi Mi1ed 20 '"''
yrPPooL PRoyIsIoE MARKEr--Ffoyil'yns Pa az
e,aI.rS Athya Co. AID oLers report ser a. y, III
fOs . t,sesn e1et Lard steady at o5 lblio" S'eS'
SIC .. af.ugpr Sugar buOyant ;
~ oist Ases qu.e for both sorts snS ol
nice mn stesdy( oupion 5dSioi oIhlN A'P
'rs SI 81 NAKgE1s.-BR EApsrggfs steady o''AN
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po;Iap FxnIoaion.

OMAHA, N. IT,, Monday, Nov. II, 1850
The boiler in Davis's steam sawNnill situatedn the
south part of the city, exploded this afternoon, COM
petelv demoslng the building, killing the engineer,
named Benz Kirkpatrick, and injuring two others.
Mr. Kirkpatrick leaves no family. Mr. Thos. Davis,
the owner of the MILL and workman named Leiuer,
are seriously scalded but it is hoped both will
The mill is total wreck. The boiler was thrown IS
distance of $50 feet. Loss, $500; no insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

VoLUsTEyR ARTILLERY PRACTICE AT 'VF' hA"'
nTos.-The City Guard, Capt. Mansfield La wen, "ao'
their second visit Fort Hamilton vest erd sy Ior tno
purpose of practieng in the of cam 1on Iarges
were set up in the Lower Bay, at tho dis snee OF
mile from the fort. At 10 o'clock the "t iua rd' mum
herring Ri rank snd fe. in uniform. emb1 ket on ooau
TIE steamer Peconic. furnished by the I'm ION Ferry
Company, at the foot of Wall street. bon ys tended "
a considerable number of distinguished ge ntls men, nil
aIy and civic as invited guests The sail down the
bay pleasant, and accomplished at the fort
wac found nearly deserted The gates we opened by
the United States orderly sergeant in CD &C. and the
quiet appearance of things account ed for by the
fact that 50 of The soldiers OF the fort bad en cent
Saturday, by order Of tie War Depart me mt 10 Car
oua there to take posses sion of and def one Of the
United States forts, giew of the pr emit state Of
secession sentiment exist ng in the South.
TIE battsments of the fort were mou Mt ed and seven
BaIbete guns manned, nnder the CONNIE nd as officers
of the day. Of Capt Low ell First Lieut. Stone Second
Lieut.. Banks, and Secc nd Second Lieut. Prescott
TIE tsget-fring was considered 81 great snccess
There were 81 slos fred The first ound was fred
fixed target and the second ro' and the first ball
through it; the second shot OF T. secord round
demolished it. After this the hrmg was at moving
objects, floating in the water with th tide A couple
of banss hsd ,een fastened 10 one al oher Ter ghwise
BY Of rec panks giving the target tn appear
ance of f0p ing log. The guns ert boom ing away
at item with variety of success, until all nc targets
acaed out FRANCE Of the guns an Tue com element Of
tie ae sts became exhausted With the e. reeptiou Of
eiel teenn ,unds.
Satisfac ion was expressed on an bands Ter the ex-
eroisesof tie day were concluded and the cultivation
of go full and pa lotto art the pa Ut of city
VOLUNTEER company received tie bighes encomiums
from ID guests. On the wa. homewg I'D. after the
eonfuD ption Of an elegant collation., peecbes were
made nd toasts drank which all or nearly I'll,
ofGp iary character. Amcag those Sho entertained
the company with speeches were Co l. Durham, tho
City Marshal BrigadierGenenl l IAN, Mr.. Smith,
PIE sdcnt of the Union Ferry Comp any Capt Lowell
In Lovell Of Savannah Che capital brobers one or
ttu oAssembymen and representatives, OF tie Chamber
O fCcnnerce. This excarion il the ast one foe .hs
( present sessOn. The continuation Of the rsaetce will
4 be def rred until next Spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
FRANCE

Formidable naval and military preparations were
going on, and writers cOnsTue the recent coun
Gil Of at st. Cloud palpable indication of an
eventful campaign. The Emperor, the 3lst re-
viewed 10000 men near Paris. ByOuacking, and all
the proceedings Of a regular campaign, were pre-.
scented.
The Bourse, on the 3lst, was frner. Rentes ad-
Hanced !, closing at 69f. 2jc.
Very active waTlike preparations were going for
ward In France, but the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
mad pronounced against France taking part in any
new conflict between SarCinia and Austria.
II was reported that the Austrian Envoys had noti-
fed the Emperor that unless warlike preparations
OF Piedmont were discontinued and the Hungarian
legion disbanded, Austria would Immediately com
mence hostilties.
Five hundred of the Irish Papa brigade had passed
through France route for Ireland.
TIE London DAILY Ners Of the 3lst saws the En-
peror OF the French has placed four ships of the line
before Gaeia with orders to prevent attack that
fortress by Admiral Persauo aud if necessary to sink
his shlps. Under these circumstances Admiral Per-
tano VIII take no part in the approaching siege of
Gaeta.
The same paper denoces this as direct Intervention
by France, and says Europe must not be allowed to
remain victim to all this mystery and repeated
prises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

HEAVY ROBBERY AT THE NEw-YoRs AND ERIE
DEroT.-soue time during Sunday mig h the New.
York ard Erie DEPOT, at Jersey Cty,w as feloniously
entered, and over $4,000 in bills and ecie was taken
from the SAFE There were DO marks round the build
ing or saie 10 indicate the work OF burglar. tho
building and the safe had doubtless been opeped with
keys. The money was deposited on Saturday night
for tie pmPose OF paying oil the zen yesterday. Tho
matter has teen placed the ands of detectives for
the purpose Of ferreting out the obber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

! REPUBLIcAk EXECUTIyE CoraITTEE.-The Execu-
tive Committee of tie Republican Genital Committee
held regular meeting last evening at theE heaS.
quaiters, No. 6ls Broadway After roatine sssne.s
tic fixing Of Primary Elections for the Chatter Es c.
ticn cane up. An amendment was offered that the
Iiuary Meetincs lie urged rot to renominats say Re-
! pullican iDonleIs OF the Common Council ms nm,
Item who were in favor OF the Japanese swv ala
Ills was opposedaS e'ee'otl and unnecessary After
| the mover OF inc ahehoneAt had drawn out u EN-.
rbfts and unanimous condemnation Of the swis ala b,
the Committee, he withdrew it, bis object hayi NO been
| obtained Us feeling Of the Committee W ~ very
strorgy expressed agaustpa the bills 10 the ores.
cent form, aud against all Who had voted for having
them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

CIrY WIDEAwAKEs.-The City Wide-Awakes, al
Iegular meeting Last evening, resolved to attend the
Ioaugmation on the 4th of March next at Washington
N ,oasse. and in uniform. They will keep open Their
beadouurters until after the next Election. Tomorrow
evening they visit Brooklyn, where they are enter
tarcd hy the BROOKLYN Irepresslbles.