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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

Catholic Church ard sctoo's of public instruction and
m gtnsrs' 70 settle an Questions respecting the religious
u positively asserted tbs the Enbaassdors of Aus
MA Rosss, snt Pussia at Naples have received or
dsIs to proceed to Gaeta
EFEsiSe.-W bate yer msy take place in the States
of he Church, the altitude Of Austria will he purely
defensive, az long as her Italian frontiers are not in
vaced. All military preparations which are being
made a. present have other obec than that Of ener
geticsly repelhng any eventual attack.
In yesterday sitting Of the Reichsrih the Budget
for the Army and Navy was agreed to. Bef re the
discussion of the Budget Tor the Ministry Of the Int
ror Count Rechberg protested against The prevailing
idea that the Ministry wished 10 maintain political
~ stem the abolition Of which was generally desired.
The Minister said that this superstition was perfectly
Incorrect and be assured the members Of the Council
that all the Ministers were agreed upon the necessity
of entering the path Of reforms.
The Reichsrath resolved upon adjourning any discus.
on of oopstitu iopsl principles until the conclusion oil
the discussion of the Budget.
On the occasion of the discussion OF the Police Bnd
get M. Masger proposed that the laws affecting tue
pr 81 should be modified.
This proposition was supported and the voe upon
WIS adjourned until tie conclusion of the discussion Oh
the Budget
MUNICH, Sept ll.-Efforts are being made to deter
mine several German soveregns TO proceed 10 var
saw.
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Accident to Mr. La Mountain.

ALBAN1, sep. 81, IoUU.
La Mountain, the balloonist met with a serious
accident on his recent voysge from this city. BE
Travelled thirty miles IL tWebtyDine minutes aud IN
attempting TO land IT East Lsoesboroug1, Macs,
caught 10 tornado. and dashed against stone wall
knocking him senseless, but breaking bones The
basket TtbouDded, and elevated 10 equal alt-
tuds with the balloon thus clearing the wall l. was
then dragged along the ground st fearful soeed aud
coming contact With rec stripped ii Of ts branches
and tore the net work of the balloon to atoms II
tinu'd its course some distaocs, when il cams in
tact with another tree throwing Mr. La M9untsid ont
causing the balloon to collapse, and tearing i to tat
ters. Mr. La Mountain was not conscious for
hsk an hour when he found On the top Of noun
tain BY some men who had witnessed his perious
descent BE very badly bruised and cut, bu. not
seriously injured to prevent his riding to farm
er's house, wnere he remained twenty -four hours,
when he returned to Lsnsingburgh reaching home
last night. His escape from instant death most
miraculous as the balloon was driving along at the
rate Of mile minute when be was dashed ag sinst
the stone wall. He SAYS it was a more fearful and
perlous decent than made when he landed in
Jefferson County, on his trip from ST. Louis.
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THE LATEST.

LONDON Sept. l2.-The Doncsster st. Leger: St.
Albsns first High Treason second, The Wizard TIN d.
Fifteen horses ran.
TURIN ii, Evenrg.-Ths King received to-day de-
putation from Umbria, aud the inhabitants OF the
nsrehee. His Majesty granted the protection which
the deputators soci ed and orders have been given
to the Sandman troops to enter these provinces by the
following proclamation:
"SoLDIERs! You are about to enter the marches at
I'm bria 10 establieh civil order RI the towns now
desoa,td by msrule and TO give the people liberty of
expressing their own wishes. You will not dght against
the armies of any of the Powers, but will free those
unhappy Italian Provinces from the bonds Of foreign
adventurers which infsst them. You Go not go to re-
venRe injuries done 70 and to Italy, but to prevent
the popular hatred from unloosDg itself ag dnst the
oppressors of the country.
: By your example you will teach the people Tor
QveDfss of oepses and Christian tolerance to the men
who compared the love of the Christian faherland 10
Issmism. At peace with all the great powers, and
holding mysef aloof from any provocation, Intend
rid Central Italy Of continual cause OF trouble aud
deord intend TO respect the seat OF the Chief OF the
Church, TO whom ar ever ready to give Ia accord
ance With the allied and friendly powers all the
guarantees of Independence and security which his
nsou ded advisers have in vain hoped to obtain from
the su atheism Of the wicked which coasprs against
me, Whit -@Psns oranst authority. and against
the Id, rites IF be nsiJn. Sci iers am accused OF
ambition Yts have ambi ion, aud it is to pre-
serve Europe from the continual danger Of revolution
and war"
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FRANCE.

PARIS Saturday Evening, Sept. 8, lS6O:-Ihs
Pctr,e and Pays publish communicated article, OF
gbich the following is a summary: " Some iorelga
Journals have incorrectly represented the pOley Oh
France in Italy. France since the peace Of WI iraocA
bar not altered her policy but true 10 the principle Oh
pcn-nteryenton, has left the Italians TO dispose OF
tbemselves as they wished confuing herself to point
ing out their danger and reminding them that IN pursa
ing the project Of national unity, they are acttg Al
their own rfk and peril France has also sho va tnen
what grave consequences might result from al atAeE
on Venstia OF Rome.
The Patrie sdds ws bgve reason 70 bsbeve tnat ANS
4i hos declared that she would not intervene 10 Ma
Is ybils the revolution lie confined 10 that State and
does moi threaten other frontiers bat up 20 the present
Trnment her declarations 90 no further. Vekf Ehend
has received inf rmaion by telegraph tast ais iui'
poveIs for the signature OF the CONVENTION arc OIL
route for P8ris.
Pans. Monday Sept, ST is asserted tna' the
French Government has made representations 10 o1'-
oils against any entry Of Sandman army ih'o 'n0
Marches. -
siqnior Mama, before returning - Napies, asa
or terence with Messrs ROtbschild relative 70 toe
NeapoIitap Loan for which they are the contractors
Tie MoHiteur says: That the Emperor and En-
prefs were everywhere Oh their route received WIN
enthusiasm
Pans. Sept. I0.-The Monaeur, in a telegram from
Marseis stat.s that brilliant !etes have taken place
th,re il honor OF their Msestes.
The COaaitRtionnel in az article s'gned by Grand
gnilo speaking Of The intention Of Sardinia 70 int6r-
vene IN the States Of the Church says;
We should grieve 10 see Piedmont accomplish An
aggression whish would incon fsably ssPafhte her
from toe imperial policy. France, being the professor
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a. ,elirs. TIE formal announcements Of ttt
- -. cilistiop between Austria snd
&c.; IA No ~ 'rk.d Influence ut some disqust ws'
ooosson by the ,aem' Mt thai France Is de e'nned
to uphold the Cows. rd % ,.s rs,svs .ba
Ds,s ~ H. Porar s,s,., FROM the pressure OF La
mo,e;ers end his bard Of F,ss b. Austrian aud other
ntrcfnaries. o ,tI -.
CorsoIs for money opened at ~ !, and closed a.
s3d and 93I a fer The account.
The dsmsi in the dis cunt market has slSnuy IN
creased bnt Is sti moderate.
BsDk 70. dsy.
American Securities have further rslarsed especially
thcse Of tire Nsw.York Central, New.York aud Erie,
spd Illinois Central
The disputes between DIR. Sc-tt Russen aud tho
Crest Ship Company, relating to the Great Eastern,
have length been decided by the arbsratora Mess-s
HawBsbsw, Mclean, and Fowler, awarding him the
cum Of f18000.
The Dundee Ispers mention one or two suall fail
urts arising ont Of the falur. of Smith Sinclair Il Co.
The TIA TRADE-Sept 10 The deliveries In Lon
don as estimated for the wesk $40 42l pounds
which is a decrease Of 8, l9l pounds compared with
previous statement.
LoSDos Mostr MARKET, Sept. 1.-THE English
nrds opened with continued heaviness this morning.
hut were rather 6rmer at the close chiefly from the in
huence Of sn increasing supply OF money. Cous'ls
were first quoted at 80 93t and they left on at 93
g3I Fer the account they left of al 934 1881. The
news of tire death of Dir. Wilson at Calcutta trans
pired after BUSH ess hours In the discount market
there las been only limited demand, and at the Bank
the applications were unusually Ugh. In the Stock
Excbsi &c The rate Is Only ] l92 per cent.
The final prlce from Paris was bof., showing re-
covsry from yesterdays decline.
There was rise 10 the ratee on Vienna and trieste
the movement indicating further depreciation IN tue
Austrian currency. TIE quotations for Hamburg and
Paris were also slightly higher.
further reaction has taken place In ILLINOIS Centra
the lat price being 10 a IL discount.
An Anglo French commercial paper, called IM
Treaty is about to be Issued in London, with 1t Is
said tie approval of the Emperor, It Is TO be half In
Frerch snd half in Et glib.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET, Sept. l0.-There has
been transacted dsy and the sales exceed
speculation and tor export Tue conunu
suce induced holders to demand higher rates
prices 3D. higher than last Friday for American and
Surs Sept 1.-THE business m Cotton continues 90 an sxeu-
sfye scsle and todsys sales amount 10 l3O bseSpo on
speculation and for export Prices se tdslSd % higher
than last Friday. =,
LIVERPOOL Cons MARKET. Sept ia better de-
sud was experienced for Whest than anp tied and no
further 5ene established the quotations Of last market
day Flour was unchanged Dat. gave way Id bushel In
dian bad only limited inquiry and must DO quoted SGed
y o. after lower .
IoNDos Corn MARKET, Sept. 1.-THE rates were
the Friday, about lower than last Monday
LokDoE COLOSSAL MARKET, Sept. u.-SUGAR
steady TEA firm. RICE unstered TALLow firm ss 81 9'26
the spot
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Affairs i'm Philadelphia.

PHIlADELPHIA, Sa urday, Sept Y, IS5O
The slOop-of-war PawDee hauled out into the stream
20 day. She will sal down the Delaware on Monday
and await the arrival Of Minister M ;Lsne.
Purser Abbott Of the Pawuee applied for a writ of
habeas corpus in the Court of Nsi Prus today TO be
released fro bail the criminal charge against bin
resul ire from heidi 2 money collected on board the
flag thp ST. Lawrsncen 1856 for the redemption of the
family of a maDumitted slave. Abbott refused TO de-
liver the money until be had communicated with the
Owners and is charged with misapprop iad1g the
money The writ was refused on the ground that the
Gaze will soon be tried in the Quarter Sessions.
The stesme Arizona sailed for New-Orears to day.
Robert Crawford, a Scotehman carpet manufacturer,
found dead last ght in lonely spot in the upper
part of The city, He bad been hot through the mouth
BE was probably murdered No clue has yet besn OBJ
tanned 70 the supposed assassin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

"A Dispatch from St. Paul, Mimi, says the speech
made by Senator Seward at that place on the 18th
inst was the great speech Of tie csmpsgn He looked
70 the acquisition Of Briiish America Russian Ansr
ca, and Spanish America, and declared that the man
WA born who would live 10 the Am srcan people
coming TO the harmonious understanding that this is
land of eemen and that ii lie the hand of the whits
man and that whatever elements there to disturb
its present peace win before long pafr away without
endau gering this great Union Talking OF the threats
Of the South 10 dissolve tue Union, he asked VINO s
afraid Nobody is afrsid. Nobody can De oOugu.
BE prophessd that the time would come "hen New
York would cease 10 be the Empire STATE ana Penn
sylvana would cease to be the Keystone STATE az Vr-
giDis had already ceased to be the " Old DOMINION
The Ne Dominion, the Empire Sta'e, ana 'hs hey
slone State, would be in the Mississippi valley
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Fugitive Slave Case In Ohio.

CINCINNATI Sept. %, I5bU
On Thursday last the Uni'+d States Marshal, &C.
oompaBied by two deputies and eight ten men, went
to IBERIA Morrow County, Ohio, with warrauts to
rest three slaves, bro,hers who ran away rom Ger
mantowp, Ky., about four months snee One negro
was csptured by the Msrshsl. After an examination
before Comm Toner Newbsll, he was remsDded to
the custody of his former One Of the deputies
was set upon by crowd Of 60 or 20 negroes aud white
men, armed with guns and pistols. His clothes were
torn off his war; MT and money taken and 40 attempt
made TO hang and then shoot him. After cutting his
hair short he allowed to depart without the
negro. The other deputy was fired upon when at
ptng TO sJres the third negro, and returoed the
Ere shooting tso oeers of one Of tn rioters but was
obliged to leave without securing the prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

SURPLUS OF PRODUCE N BRoosE COUsrY,N f.-C.
b. Treadwell writes from Biughsmon, Sept. ~, taAs
grass hay and oats letter than the best we ever
ad before There surplus of thousands OF tans OF
hay Of excellent quality in this county and we should
be happy to accommodate droves OF sheep or KICKS Of
horses from those parts Of Vermont or other places
where they lack forage. We are afraid Of neat stock
from the East. Grass was never fresher or more
abundant in May or June than now, but wants more
sunshine. Apples abundant beyond all precsdsut-
No frcsts yet, except the merest touches
Nxw.HAMPsHIRE CKoPs.-A letter from DeerfeA
Center says: "New Hampshire never rsised so much
corn as she will this year. Wheat is better than for
ten years before. Oats very heavy; Barley ditto.
Potatoes in abundance, with but little Of the rot.
Freit is very abundant"
WATER GAs.-Pbiladelpha papers say that water
gas has been burnt successfully the Grsrd House ia
tina, city during the past three months that arrange
ments now on foot for the erection Of numerous
works for the manufacture of gss, in New.Eagiaua,
New'Ycrk, New.Jersey, and several Of the Western
States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


LoSDoS Sept 12-ConsoIs closed at ss 0s3! for and
Sugar bought readily fully former Refined wanted
Coffee: Clear native Ceylon 50 G6 g. Plantation, % 9sO
msny buyers. -
TEA-Not much passing and full terms obtued RICE dull
prices unchanged SALrPETkR hrr. TALLow-DemAnd much
larger.
BbHApsTUFYs NORMALLY Monday.
LyERPooL, TIE market opens with firm tone and good
iuquy sSbs Of IS Ooo bales prices ID It'd above
those Of Friday last.
IyERFooL COTros MARKET llhThe sales Of Cotton for
~ d.ys ondsy and Tuesday, $1,000 bales incld ling
90 10 snd exporters The market closed buoyant
and upv ard at q pauisI advance OF I'd
TRADE REPORT Advices from Manchester favorable all
qualities OF Goods and having slightly advanced
IyFRPooL BRKApsTUFFs Sept IL The Breadstufs
market Is generally sdy. TIE weather has been favorable for
crrps Messr Richardson, Spence Co.. Wakefield Nash
Co AID others report Flour quiet and steady At f 6U3
barrel Whest steady, with less pressure to .e red 10 0o
II white. II dl5. Corn dull mixed and Yellow, 80 d55oi
White, 90 d33. -
LIyERPooL Provision MARKET th The Provision market
generally quiet Beef heavy Pork quiet Bacon steady
LAID am al 81 dG4i 1allow firm ct 50 ..
LIVERPOOL PKoDuCE MARKRT.-Rosin steady Spirits TqT'
pene steady 3D. Ashe, quiet for both Po and pearls
Sugar steady. Rice s,e,dy Coffee quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
ITALY.

NAPLES, Sept 8-Garib4ldi made his entrance into
Naples at noon this day, with bus stall alone.
The Joy is intense.
A Provisional Government has been formed.
Naples IL tranquil.
Naples Sept 9.-Garbald has entered Naples
alone. Great enthusam prevails. he has discovered
Natior al Committee Illegally constituted, and has or
dered the Prefecs of Police 20 punish ito meubers
Garibaldi has consigned the fleet and arsenal OF Ma
pies to the charge of Admit Pessano, and prochmed
Victor Emanuel King Of Italy.
The Dictator has confirmed Romano as Minister OF
the Interior and appointed Arditi Director OF poucei
Gen. Cosenz Minister of War, and Pisanelh Minister
of Justice.
The capituaton of the forts expected to take place
tomorrow.
NARsEILLEs, Tuesday Eveuing.--Letters received
from Naples to the evening of the Sh nst state that
the SaIdDisn hsg wss flying from ali the forts Be
fore Garbalds entry into Naples the Sandman Ad
miral had ihTeaienef to FIRE upon any Neapoitan YES
eel which shouIj attempt to proceed TO Gaeta Gan
bald had found imrnePse quantity OF war dter1ef
and 90 COO 600 lire in the bank A 1e Deam had been
cele brated 10 The Cathedral by Father Gavazzi the
people shouting A" HnrTsh for Victor Emmanuel !!
Hnrrsh for Ga'ibaldi y The people were armed,
some even with pixies and sticks.
General ilumnstioDs had taken place.
The Penal Nuncio the most of the ambassadors, and
Count Trapani had followed the King to Gaeta.
The King bad appointed Sgpor Uloa, brother OF
General Uoa as his Prime Minister, and had issued
proclamation.
After the fight Of the King great rise took place in
public funds.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. u,-Letters from Naples state
that the Sardpian Asg was hying from all the forts
Garbsdi had found 80 0o0 600 lire in the Bank. After
tie fight of the King great rise took place in the
public fuIds. Tne town OF Turbine has been fortified
The province of Urbino has been proclaimed annsxei
TO Sardinia. state OF siege has been proclaimed at
Fsno, Sinigsgta, and Pessro. 5000 AusIians In the
Pspai service have arrived at SiDgagla.
ROM, Sept. 8 "A panic prev ais here. Fr1sinone
has been proclaimed in state of sege. The entry Of
Garibsldi into Naples has brown the Pspsl Govern
mept into a g ate of CONSERVATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

FROM HAvAsA.-The U. 6. mail steamship Bien-
vile. ]. ID. Bullock commander, from NeT-0rleans
the 18Th and Havana the ISL inst, arrived at o'clock
On Saturday afternoon. The Bienyills brings very
large cargo and has made very quick run up although
she bad strong norther and heavy sea for twenty
four hours There is nothing of general interest TO
communicate Freiehs declining aud shipping has
thin ed out Of late On the afternoon Of the 1871,
about Is miles n z Of Havana, spoke Z. S. steamer
Crusader, Lieutenant Commander j. NJ. MafiIt from
Key West bound for her cruising ground of the Eat
end of Cuba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

PROGRESS OF FUsIoS.-The r., S. q I. Fusion
COMMITTEES held another meeting on Saturday but as
their Sab Committee had not been able 10 get an inter-
view with Richmond & Caggsr, they were none the
wiser for their meeting, and were obliged TO adjourn
until to-d.y. They meet at noon to-day when the
Sub-Committse will probably have soms'hing TO re-
port as Richmond & CsgRer arrived in OWL Saturday
af. erDocn. They readytO take what the Dean Is
ready to give-six Elect re. The 'nly mattel TO DO
debated are Brady and EoBds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24

AT "a cattle show in Concord, Mas, on Thursday.
Horace Ingalls, and John Mes were pursuing their
avocationfi the former exhibited hive seal, msny
monkeys, gorilla a fat woman, and living skeleton;
the latter swallowed pebbles and ate large stones.
During TIE afternoon two rowdies caused much troubs
in tie show, knocking down the gorilla with eiao,
Snd offering dssgrseable attentions TO the fat woman
Being demonstrated with, they stabbed the two show
men, and were at once arrested.
"A correspondent says, in reference to tie Bsaile
des Danes that the play Is Published " the collected
works of Scribe as the joint prcducdcn Of thst sus
and Lesouys.
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TURKEY.

CossTASTISoFLE, Aug 81 (va Marseile,.-The
Sultan has ordered the Grand Vizier Kibrsl Pasha,
to terminate bis inquiry in the Provinces AZ speedily as
possible and TO return 10 COnssntlnope where urgent
political busintss requires his pre.euce.
II 10 asserted that TIRE Grand VZar will not stay az
Cons'antinope, but will proceed to Paris and London,
with full powers 70 treat Of the nost important pontl-
eel questions, and TO negotiate new loan.
Prince Couza is expected here.
Nely Pssha il again in favor with the Sultan, and
has been appointed Governor-General Of Adrianope.
CoHsTANTIsofLE, Aug 3l.-The Satan has ordered
the Grand yizer 10 proceed TO London and Paris to
negotiate q loan.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATIC.
GARIBALDi IN NAPLES.
A Provisional Government Formed.
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE PAPAL STATES.
Sandman Troops Sent into the Marches
THE POPE TO BE CONFINED TO ROME.
RECONCILIATION OF RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
THE POPE TO BE CONFINED TO ROME.
RECONCILIATION OF RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
English Crops show Fair Average.

TIE steamship Ad-iatc, from Southampton Sept. II,
arrived here this morning at 12I O'Clock, with four
DAYS lister news from Europe. She left Cowes a; 8
m. Of the 18th, having been detained at Havre "a
hours for want Of water in tbs harbor.
The Etna arrived at Queenstown Sept 10.
The North American arrived at Londonderry on the
10th.
The Florida, from Taganrog for the United King
dom, with wheat which struck on q rock near Cape
sskl on August H. reported to have beer abandoned
by he master, Kortscb, Avg q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
EGYPT.

TRIESTE, Sept. 9.-The United States Consul Gen.
ers al Alexandria hae protested against the creation OF
an International tribunal for the settle of all dis
putes in which foreign subjects interested aud in
which the amount Involved excspds 50 600 piastres.
Hall the members Of this tribunal were to be ap-
pointed by the Con,u'sGeueral of the Great Powers,
and the other hal by the Egyptian Government.
The Consul General Of the United States declared
that be could not recognize the competency of such
tribunal unless he hould have the ne right 70 ap
point members the Consuls- General OF the Great
European Powers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Fire. aud Cxp,sslon In New-Orieans



Nyw ORLEANS, saturday, Sept. y, 1860.
Ksrsaspdeck & Co.'S and other liQuor stores on
Tcsoupisouss street between LS1sys.se ana GI %
Ksrss' $3.50 store Uss hsaviy laden With spirits
which sxSoced causing the buidi'g on the corner of
I,sfsye to spd Tcboppitoulas streets 10 fall burSing
forty or fifty per,ons in the ruins Fs;en dead bodies
ard several wounded persons ave thus far beea ex ri
caed and an active ch IL beir prosecuted for 9th
err The loss lie estimated at $3.50 O0O and is mostly
covered by Insurance.
well buut square 10 the Fourth District was burned
this morning. Loss, $40 900 to sS0000 mostly ia.
sured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Fire-Damp Explosion.

SCRASToS Pa, Friday, Sept 81 lS6O
A fre-damp explosion occurred to-day In Bowkley 8
mine al the upper end Of PststOn. Six men were IN
the mine all Of whom got out except ohn Howard,
IT, who il is feared is snfocaied The scene is one
Of wild excitement, the pump being broken, and the
shaft filing with ater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Marine Disasters.

NEw-OKLEANsl Saturday, Sept. =, I90U.
The ship Mary, Ut this port from New York, reports
having seen an uDkno ship ashore st the outer en1
of FlOrioa Reef oismssted.
TIE bark Horace, from Matanzas, is ashore al Pass
l. OuTe.
The schooner Bullrush. from Hew-York for Brazos,
has nut into Pensacola, leaking.
The schooner Martha, from New-Oreans for Pensa-
cola ia ashore high and dry on Half Moon Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-24
Pennsylvania Politics.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Saturday Sept y, 1860.
The Douglas State Eaecusive Committee pubIish a
card stating that much has been recently published
on the subject of s.ged preparations for fusioa in
ennyivabis, the public ave informed that the ques
ton Of fusion has at no time been entertained by that
Committee