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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

sFEDsA fir d. mind for Clover Seed a. iaIc ses sn.rl
BOT. tB0il I'm tbs s..d - setting slowly ~ B1s2 81
'gs Rol.b F.I % 10 dmaod sad i. scare a: 81 ioS
81 bash. often I'd IN II rit.i Dppy and FIN an
,aa,Is u AZ per hush 81 81 a. calcatts Li1s~ed 10
10 rtr sqntt sies 4 - bg trps lot dseiOsed
bDo D d." Bombay o. ahon' q e2B q bash cash
sho sr- 'adJ aud so bal ID &c. for Drop and
sPE =. qliSt with sTps supply ogroz az Sc bot
job lois Ior 'toIe conn7 d5ld5ic y n 6no.
Mexican 3oa, are hrm aDd "a fair r.qnest; sales Of
40 bales pco, 10 ar i've 800 20 n average az mo-.
Curacao ar. dust da6c. heavy Deer firm soi ia
m deise pquet ssie Of5 O san Juan aud C0 Para
priSzr. rms
~ CARS The demand for Raw cortnnes good and the
kt steady st of l2 bids It mic for Cuba and 7lc
,or 70 to kco "a" bpSs Havana At u 05ic and 100 bsks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

FFATHER5-Tbe msrket is heavy. saes Of 900 % Prime
W.strrn at Soc aud 300 d.. second quality At a2c, cash
FISH DIR, Cod lie 1t stock and firm at - for Ofapa
Pai s425d+45I for 81 Geogas hank Maekersl ore
In fair rrouet email fish plenty and prices r1ls log
hill large ft prices ativey high th1
s.peIsI TsnEe being Al3 for No and large No m.
PICK ed Herring aI- rood supply but the quality nnt
and prices o 800 bOls haDdsome toaYl ~ 20
Pos H. ring are sh, stock, and lois m sore c91ualo
bigh prices Salmon limited demand sales oil III DDS
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Increase IN ........................s

At meeting Of the Directors Of the Illinois Central
Rsil'osd Company held today, the following resola-
ton in r. ssr0 optional rights adopted:
R6ired Tbst the holders Of rsh b. sabscbe he stock Of
th Con 1t pa Vhch eIpue Eb uary 90 1851 may
the 10 the Treasurer before the lat dsg Of De-
cenbT nett aud upon paying egty dps to thu Treasurer
one Of ter figu srrrnde ed he shsll issue
fCrp Cth ate for share Of the 1t Cd VI he
With eighty liars paid tn snd three nghs 10 ,Ip. 2h
February, lt62 three .IUe 18th Febusy 1858 and
to expire February 1864 for each ten rights surrendered
Th ss rights to expi in Feb nary next selling
III London AZ about per cent premium. is reou lou
terd nne-epthF Of them, one two and three gears
giving the 'der all The perspective advantages of that
tine without oblisiHg bin to take up the stock There
81 coo Of these rights out and the arrangement
gives the COMPANY 1872 600 il money 6 400 shares
with nj in eTe-t until the commencement of dividends
snd places their finances velvet.
IL following table shows tho condition Of the b. uks
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RELIEF ToR SYRIAN SUFFERERS The COMMITTEES
fOr the relief Of he oesitu- suffering ria acknowledge

w BOOTH Treasurer No IS Front Il
TIE Committee viii forward per Saturday all funds
received Up to II O'Clock on Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

rAkILfs- The ,to.A /. Bsst Of Al line ~ dsmtnd
mi ad piece AZ tim, ssl Of 7l3 boss 70 d'i1H',
pps ard staten lsEnd Of iGl9e Sperm a'd rA'-"t arc
GCTTor The m.rtst ,tesdJ at i0lc. for MID ling Up
Ind az Gulf; ,aes II 40 babes
IOFFFE-1her T. not much toing h ds7 and the MARI.
ouit GULL sas Of Maacaoo and co. bags hio l4tc we
Ti,vs bite n...Wt97t Aarsesibo...........lsi9 DIS
BIO fair o. iQl.1 Jamaica iyp
RIO. ordinsry......... Jgio3 81 Do"iuso
L-Oomec has been good demand i1ee our last an 4
prices 6r Tb. Pts are ls,ger thso a"o
2!ast ard yard 81 f42pU % g ton roiegl - "a
nro ppy price, n7ninal ses OF part OF cargo OIL
Liserpo, / r aDpel at 80 mos ,o,,z,,
CGPPFRRefped IbQt has been In fair request 2 dZc
for Famo,e snd 2l02lc for hnnesot, Hni "tner Late
bands Other descriptions are quiet tut steady Pe''u
pYEwOoDs are quie on inrt the high Of Europew
ejsh sales e 20 La.una Log~ood at $23 cash and III
TINS Lima Wood at $50, time.
FsRTHENWARE-1rsoe IL rather qui,t bu. the stock In
IN, bAI d. of posts quite ~ an pi es rule hrny par
at slight advance Dealers houeyer have well s'rted to,k
and red cling h f. rtm mt Import-rs are now takpg
though .hsS are not yet that the Fog h manuf
FLOUR AND MEA 1.-The demsnd for Western and State
Flour fairs but IA th- sb, Of desirable assortment the
ar. nm but the ediun better brands less active and
the trade buying the better sadrs pvingy snip
pins brands E,rs Ohio in u ed supply AMI
wei. held the sales 49, $50 bt, at % go % of super
srsds Weserp Sc 1G 50 az for rnndho p Extra
Ohio; SO $685. for nde brands do and 80 26 81 Tor q
Lots F1p. Csnsdin Flour firm the ST. is very nsn
Ar the den sales Of AIS bis at b5 WD 80 ~ Tor
supeIEne and $50 81 50 for Extras Southern Fouf q9st
thu low grades hesyy with sg arrivals the sal are loo
bbls IS l06 SO 30 fr mixed n god SuPerh hain9rs
the arrivals fair; sales Of 2s7 bb at 80 StG ~ o. Corn
Meal l. quiet small Jersey at SO 60 and BandyWns at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

The following are the Currency, Lsnd-wsrant
and Specie quotations for the week corrected for us
from the rates current at the Banking Office Of
MesETs. TkOmpsOn Brlthers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

OIL CAkEThe demand moderate owing the high rates
mabd.d and hunss Of fregbts sales Of IS tuus We.ern
Thin bong at 81 CRY is qnt At S34 5OG $685. the latter
ioI tbis. = hict Round IL sc,Tce and nominal
VII ME- 1.-The supply light and toe inquiry fairs sales If
~ 'us at t20 vi Is for STATE Jersey and 81 6T5 81
to- ~. Ntst.ru is out NJ market.
fEONlSlONS The denaud for Pork IL moderate oh'eA,
me- and the merket IL irgulaTi hes, il heavy while
rim a the arrivals fempd,rsts bat tGe stick ID fair an
ur asitmtn god for the the sls ga obs At
sH5.a III Of Mess Fl9 u for old Mess aud SIt2
20 oT new Pine breft snd In fair request for the
usd sno The West Indies ses Of $40 bbs a. 5a 81 for coun
" Mes 10 iorr picked hes- md llaFn 50 foc rI
Ira t'e' Hsns Ia s demand of $50 bos Il SIta
litt far Western. Ld l. ~hout DO tsat oh, ge IN.
aNa s ocfatr abc the stock IL retu'ed sal OF
tnd cs o. ltc frrrrw M Stram, aud l3alsic f., W.,
en- eN ~ ~ as are more plenty Hams Ia vi ka NAV be
qd ~ &C. sDt do iu DIV salt NJ lie Longbb.d Mid lies
e ut'i 10 "a dynand snd y les. plentyi Is
Co end 81 lie. We quote: " ."
te-fM ~ Dbl, t5 % ~ Pork ms W,nsle IL Is A
Beef Prime City % q 80 Ifota Prn IA 70 ria 50
bsef hesB Civ, nominal p ~ Ms Wn IA ~ MO On
s"'i Pti"t iy ~ Beef u as Y bbLlO o. a . N
S"'i n-' west ~ ~ 90 lLAd tbs y n...... 10 an
Pc Mts' stHe " ~ II Name Picssd ........i al
t-tf fr Nrst IL % Ql8 NJ llama DR., s,tI " n ia
p f-neAesg.ib 81 on No lshonids PIrkl.d " a q al
pr'I Nr Ven. - 81 d2O IS ,tonld.s Oty sstI - ~ Il
TOTATOF S-Thr rrcrirts o. new .,e he AMI
IilN impr Nd Sweet in Good rraue. aud are
7DtrN ILlni SVse'. AZ ~ 2SdE2 So Del, ere, A :, %,
- ~ her At ri MG ~ rs. Dykrm-u, At III 5l: n,.
- rae az, auc Pea Blows d ~ 7ja 70 " OH 1872
IS IlP IS0 n " ~ ''~
sPlCE,- livery little change price. are stead, ~.
quote PIN n.r ita6ie., eAshi Pepper q, id8e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

n n al
have tied b, ir.rg. Kent by sIs MODERATELY "A fgH
pfce, MsrUsctr rcd Ia dspres ed ard dan 1872 ~
Ii OW- The drsbd IL n aud appy rood The ino,t,,
4 mai " o. sde ,Aes II a on n 4 u1l0
IlN-Pig Il Z sdy IL fsir request 3a3lIc cash IA,
Bar c. ind 32dS2Ic b mos for sIs Psl~s ia dm4d
otuoId Ri 90 70 for ID X but job lots from
man 80 37l, NOS - -
TEss-1s sus ton sale Icy composed - "a half
che Il y,on Ga 90 Young y,ou 12 DO Impri, % a.,
1wekay nakg 80 half chests OF Green AID Ia half
fe,ts Dol pg 800 do Of souchons iogehr 1903 pVkass
Pack All the Green D.sy sod 81 sedy rates The
low adj In pa,icus brought II pIices; bat g11ily
To Of h. bl-rk d-oply lot or ~ h'f chests
soDcb d. pos-d 0, The prices OF i1ed wsss io
lowt: ,olc 53d 4slc ro.Ds bys1n, 3412c I'm
rera, 4a57.o.; Twarkay, soIdSsic.; ooohG aG6a.c.
Souclorg Bic. . -, -,
WHsKY-The mHtet steady the demand Is fair sales Of
40 bbls A. 24lc
WOCLNas W. Fleece end Pded WOODS N light s1ppy
and Nth fair quiry prire rue hTny saes OF S99 bt
stare ard Eepcts u 40dooc for common % choice
Sax ny 700 ms Tex 23oLSc, 20 % rs California a:
1885 for common hne, end 1900 Ds lambs and
sup pt d39c Foreign IN hight stoch and price.
sts one nm O. 100 talrs pc, al 5,d5lo II OF
DonE T. tn, d. unwshsd African, AMI % d. ChHan,
o str tsrns
NH,IFEONE Il quit at previous prices.
WUALFFOOTS So light stoc,, and firm VI 81 a7t
ca. fer Untl-s he'd and blrached.
ZINC-The market quiet but steady ct 70fie., nos
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Porsc 81 Sss
Cubs husoovsdo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is a3l

NAVAL STORES -Spiri' Tnrpentne i. in limited dam,nd
b. prices naDtslLed Gales Of 800 bills 1t 39d3 for poor
sid good Merch ntaoe iOc for Ship ing snd c Ship
pg lot in Newly made bbl, The stock Is aed 900
bb Crude quiet but holders Indifferent sellers Of
W 95d 70 2or N the stock 5000 bbs Common Rosu 4,
~ good supply With only limited nq1y sales Of $50 bs
(" 10 yard 7G do aaoat a. 81 T. 80 h. dliveed aud
40 80 at 81 2 The low spd medium grades 10 limited
quest OF vrIs oU ces sae Of 400 bbls good No ant
no Il u bOd FL 20 T. $40 H. and 80 d. Whit 81 IS y
a9 n. T qUlet bit teaiy So 20 a. bb Pitch Is in Il a
lied requedE / 70 e Dbl.
NAILS ut are IN demand At BE-" aud Cnch at ~ dIic = n
LS-Linsed Is in limited censnd, j9d66c bus tugses
do not con mad over 5Sld SEC Olive has been iu mpov
demand shiy etaoctd Ta'es sles Of 8O0 at - 70
for quaus 81 100 81 20 70. dozen pints Other
d.'cp ions rray inactive, but prices wed mliu
ta1ed We quote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

HEhPThe market continues quite dull but ices are wit L
essen change. At Boston DO baes Of Jute has been
plar ed % StS = tun e mos
HIDES Tie m-Ik,t Is active and firm sales Of 1000
GrI &c 600 do private terms 2O00 Rio Gflnde Il
n 23c 400 Ped4Dg u b. '2lc 800 Caiforni. at BIC
30 st l7c and 600 TruIillo private terms
OPS-Hew 10 fr demand aud o,ic.s upchsU s4d
GALES Of II" brs 2G28c 1885 In good dsmspd sales Of
40 bale ct Il 6l6r Old a. demand at st -4dy rates.
HsY' he inquiry for hppinE yood and the supply larger
sa's Of B. N o b ell IT n are e loo 10
Scotch Pig quiet yet steady sales OF 210 tuns
gr and sp Of % 750 2s y run, month"; for best
brsuds ard On tons Al ecsn 42I1 t2 50 v for No
delivered 1t Eizsbrtbpo Othr kinds IT yet eldy
at sra f43 cpTnon English Bars +52d $50 ( 7 Re
free do 3tG3lc for English Sheet 70 quality Russia
Sheets firm md in moderate request sales Of 80 packs a. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

Marie fs-CIKEEULLT sEPoSTBD rcR rHA N Y. raBuSr
NEBSNsD1Y, Sept. IL 1870
AsHI Site mariet 4 hTm Tor both HI G ths demand sr
fsl,s vi Pots v % q, AID PeaIls AZ ~ 5SQ S5el,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13
DRAWS AID CaBcss-

The steam, today took S3JOOOO IN gold Inc on'l-
ne,p of the Cleariog. House wa, 81, 3l7 ,OOO lie
Phuix Fire IDturapce Company Of Brooslyn mas de-
dared a ciViderd # y cent payabla on demand A.
q. Jerome. ID. ii. Ftzhugh jr., and James +. Jsn-
tns are the n. mbers of ew firm of Stock Brokers,
NJ a. the style Of Jrrome, FtzbUgh g. Co. The firm
combines long Yereuee 10 Wall street, with ample
ea,ital Messrs. CammaIn & Co. are paying the
Fe,rusry COM ous Of The first mortgage bonds OF the
Toledo and Wabash Railroad Comp ny. Toe supply
of uope co tiuues abundant at Gal Y ce1t on cali,
and ccasior ally lower ami q al cant on rst-cltss
,sper TIE IA Ike getting all the papr they want
from their cesls re az y cent The Norh Star brnge
$500 600 in gid.
On MONDAY next the Stonington line Of steamers
will make Grot'n Conn, the eastern 'ermnus OF the
route instead ef Sionng az a. present On S,tur'
day The Plymouth Rock will make her last trip to
Sronipgton aud on Monday viii siean around TO
Groton where grand demoDgratiIn on the part OF
citiz ms will take place. By the change to Groton
the line will have the advantage Of more commodioas
harbcr, and the running tiUe between this city and
Boston will be shor eued nearly al tOur.
The s'atistica of this port as follows:
Total value goc DIS IN bond Aug 1850
Fnerd usiehouse from foreign ports In Augost' az 20
Received In bond from ether domestic prts''. lsl"'
Tot, l3 5Ok, los
vitfdrswr for consumption here....".. sais2s Jos
Re.l ped TO foreign pors s5o ~ oe. o.,
TrIshpped 10 oh,r domes l; por''''' l~4l'- S7o'oE'
Leaves soel IN warehouse Sep. J. 1860 465i25
leaves stock IN srehouss Sept ,t5....'. 2865 ~
faye ,trtk IN snh Sept 1888 1929 80
L. ave, soek 10 w.ret ouse Sep; ls57....... 2llale05
lie socs il wsreh ous' Sept l.95....... 10 Q4S@
III. II hv he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

A CauD DRowstD go COTO,er OK sefe held an ln-
sOss, ~ Aseo.stsy Up ths b,dy Of 5n nay cara
wa 10 20 dTowfee AZ the 200 Of Goth strss On SATURDAY
d.osd errsrd I'D ~es ts s-en siy' follow
81 fuDsTs procession the Ter Vi street ieTg lie
ySssd % bs,s fallen oysrbOsId while play. verdict DSs'D
b. downing"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13
We are indebted 10 Edward Bills Flour and Graf,
y for i year, l7o25a lOl5Il ea9 ess 600

FHm New horh:
sert a. Sept 6O..... IL 29S ...... I7aI5g ~ ist
~ M C,bHHtHf JOH v bbls b1.h bn.h b IN
York 0fd other D.Th I'og Flour WleH Corn Rve
s,pt So - Sep / no.. ~ rs 1881 gl8 =
sepf.1 q h. SIT 49,. s., GG3 81 8t5 2S5Ig ~
sept l. 49, 10 sept l. 49, %'3 lUN SO428 lGa.g IaiOi
SIT J. 20 10 bep 'sI4AN' 2oi3 baj $40 $40 26 It2
sept l. .5 & Seat ." ~ ih 2tlut4 zslal LOIS rs
selt l. 20 to Sept l. as. iu3 tg1 3Bi2g $3.50
Total for ye.rs.....I 6is 2ss sIl7Gs Ils88 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

The unfinished portion of the road is under contract
s,snteeing its completion by the lu January 1861.
The smount Of coal transported on the Delaware,
LsckswsnDa, and Western Railroad, for the week
dina tba 81 inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

INDIA RUBBER-The market is quiet bat STEADY pre-
vious
LEATBER-Heml Cd and Oak are In demand and hrr We
gu e Sbt end middle Buenos Ayros l9 d2c. Oak
LnsI DE- 26d3lc
LlMEThe p4Diry for Pockand fair sales of 900 bbs
Conn on at &c Lump held at 81.
LAT bsEsern IN terate request and pricss are
shs { lower. ssles of $50 ,O'O at 81 600Sl IS
1t ER The hquy for Eastern Spruce and Pine Timber
mod, rate but with ght receipts prices have nprov s-
Of nGGO feet Ut 1d t5, 10 length sizes Southern
We low Pr Lumber ard Timber continues good dem
the supply im ed sales Of 500 feet Pensacola Flooring
Boarcs n private terms.
LEAD Zig In fair dem and prices firm ssss If $50
iuns so Spsrh st - 62ln+5 IS snd $50 do English At
t2 Bar steady At 6c and Pipe and Sheet 6 cash
MOL ASSkSls with sales Of II hhd Porto Rco
a3sc 10 bids Barbados 3sc and 200 hhds Cayei at 2l
Ne~ OIIeans, 50 0t9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-14
Prom xico.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l0.-The steamship
Tennessee, from Vera Cruz, 7tb, arrived to-
night. The Juarez government had granted
an extension Of the Tehauntcreo charter
Ocampo had been appointed minister OF for
eign affairs, and Manta minister OF the treas
ury.
The British legation has permanently re.
tired from Mexico. A portion came by tn.
Tennessee. The Constitn,ionalists were stil]
before Guadalsjara. The country was in a
dreadful state. 1t was reported that Mira.
mon proposed TO resign. The British, Prus
sian and Spanish ministers, with the II. s..
Minister Mclean, were at Jalapa. 1t was
believed that some decided step was contem
plated by them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-14
Dss WI oinxs Rtxer Lands.-New Trial
Applied for.

letter from Judge Mason, dated Wash
ington City, Nov. 7th, to j. l.. Estes, Esq,
of this place, GAYS that q new trial in the case
OF Lltchfeld es The Dubuque and Pacific
Railroad Company has been applied for, and
the Judge feels confident that ii will be OBJ
tanned. The Judge has learned that the only
question submitted by Judge Catron to The
other Judges for at7isement) last winter
was that which concerned the construction
OF the act of August 9Th, le46, aud that the
effect OF the subsequent action Of the Depart.
ments was not considered by the other
Judges.
This being the case, If new trial 10 OBJ
tanned, as II probably will be, the whole case
will be brought up anew, and will be pre-
sented in new shape so that result favor.
able to our interests may be arrived at.
We learn that the sale Of the Des Moline,
River lands above Fl. Dodge is ordered te
take place on the 10Th and Goth Of this m onth
Those who intend 10 bid on these land,
should be cautious, as, ia case Of new trial
the title TO this whole Des Mones Rive
grant will again be in litigation.
The Judge, In his letter, mentions a lat
decision of the Secretary OF The Interior " biol
10 highly important to the settlers upon tn
Public lands. The decision s that after th
lands are offered for sale, the settler
matter how long he may have been upon th
land already, -msy again give ootIce of bi
Intention to Fre-empt, and take year to pa
his money, being all the while protected i
the possession Of the land.
IL 10 important for our interes,s that
knowledge OF the above facts should be co.
veyed Immediately to the settlers and 9th,
parties interested ia the land above 70,
Dodge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-14
a lac Coming Conflict europe.
From the European Times, Oct. 27Ih.1


The great powers OF Europe are evidently
preparing for general conflict. Ru.sis, as
Warsaw, has arranged the terms with Aus.
tria and Prussia, and the smaller German
potentates will join the new crusade. twill
be France and the Italians against the des.
potsof northern and central Europe. Every
thing indicates the approaching oonvulsion.
Austria, having most AT stake, 10 foremost in
her arrangements to strike frat. She ia con-
verglng her troops on the Pc and the Minaio,
ready to make a dash on Turin the m oment
the tocsin 10 sounded. France il armne to
the teeth, and prepared to march half a mil.
ion men to the support of Italian nationality,
as represented by King Victor Emanuel. IL
10 the principle OF hereditary rule against the
elective principle by the people. In this
stake, progress on the one hand and retro
erosion on the other will be brought to the
test. But the issue can hardly be doubtful
Austria, paralyzed and bankrupt, 10 destined
before peace is restored to see her empire
dismembered, and her conflicting nationali
ties severed from her sway. Russia, poor
and embarrassed, with th Q chain OF serfdom
| tied round her neck, has the will but not the
power to fight successfully for the divine
right OF kings. Prussia, vascillating and
fettered by her despoto alliances, will pre-
sent the same pitiable spectacle which she
did in 1854 her feelings one way, her in J.
terest another. France, which represents
the most military people in Europe, will have
the aid OF more than twenty millions or ltal-
ians, and the population on each side OF the
Alps, moved by one impulse, struggling in a
common cause, will repeat, on larger scale.
the series OF triumphs witnessed recently on
the fields Of Solferno and Magenta. In such
a struggle, where the rights OF mankind are
invaded by half q score OF rulars, who pro-
Tess TO govern without responsibility, the is.
sue cannot be doubtful, and, what is hardly
less important, cannot be seriously protract-
ed. War has been brought TO point which
/ renders time an important element of success
and makes procrastination impossible. sue
cess in removing obstacles, as in conquering
armies, depends on this law OF mechanics
the greatest amount Of force at your com
mand concentrated on given point. This
was the theory by which Napoleon the First
achieved his victories, and he has bequeathe ed
it rs legacy to bis nephew. That be proved
an apt pupil, let the results Of the last Italian
campaign testify.
When the tremendous struggle is shaking
Europe to it's centre will Eogland be passive7
The effort will be difficult, but the force OF
circumstances will force us to remain quiet.
We may not admire the French Emperor, but
still less can We like the motives which actu.
ate the despotic rulers. With these men the
parseneu Monarch is On object of dislike and
hatred, and the enemy ia prompted by his
contemptuous treatment Of kinecraft. Ow-
ing bis throne to popular suffrage, he has a.
little respect for hereditary right az a pro-
fessed republican. The family OF reigning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-14

News to the Sd Of Nov. 10 brought IL the
steamships North American and Bremen.
The Warsaw Conference bad failed, as was
believed, mainly from the determination OF
Russia TO revise the treaty of Paris.
France lie making great naval. and military
preparations, having contracted. for $50
iron-cased steam gun.boats.
On the 9th the Sandman hotilla cannon.
AIDED the royalists near Gaeta, Tho French
Admiral dispatched a frigsts TO stop the
firing.
Admiral Persano retired to Naples, ex-
pressing regret at the conduct of the French.
The London Daily News OF the 3lst saws
that the Emperor of the Frenoh has placed
four ships of the line before Gaeta with or.
ders TO prevent an attack on the fortress by
Admiral Persano, and il necessary, to sink
his ship. Under these circumstances ADM.
raj Persano will take no part in the mp.
preaching seige Of Gneta.
The Daily News denounces this No direct
intervention by France, and says Europe
must not be SLOWED to remain a victim 20
all ths mystery and repeated surprises.
Victor Emanuel and Garihsldi, whose OF.
erations were combined. were preparing for
battle.
The London Morning Advertiser asserts
on tho authority Of an official dispatch tha,
Victor Emanuel 10 to Immediately lombard
Gasta By sea and land.
Capua has been definitely occupied by Gar.
ibaldi's troops.
IL was reported that King Victor Emanuel
would confer on Garibaldi the title Of Prince
Calihrno, with al income Of 10000 livres and
voald decorate him with the order of the
annunciation.
IL was reported that the Austrian Envoy
had notified the Emperor that unless tho war.
like preparations of Piedmsnt were dscon.
nnued and the Hungarian Legion dshanded,
Austria would Immediately commence hos
tiitics,
Five hundred Of tina Irish Papal Brigade
bad passed through France en- route for Ire
land.
Judicial proceedings have been Instituted
against the Opinione Nationals for the pub
/ LEGATION Of false news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-14

A telegram from Columbia, s. c., on the
10th says the Legislature has called a son-
vention which ia to be elected on the 9th and
to meet on the l7th OF December. Ii pro-
posed to raise 10000 volunteers. On the
evening OF the 10th, the minute men were
out in great force, paradng and fussing
around as if they really expected to meet an
enemy and fight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-14

The Roman Journal Of the 5th OF October
says:
We have already announced, with deep re.
gret, that the revolutionary power in Naples
bad forced his Eminence Cardinal Riario
sforza, Archbishop Of that metropolis, to
quit the kingdom 10 two hours time We
hare now to announces that his Eminencs
Cardinal CaraGa, Archbishop OF Benevento,
was obliged TO leave bis flock within half an
hour, and that be has arrived in Rome this
morning. The reports from the Marches
are not less painful. His Eminence Cardi-
nal Antonuco, Bishop OF Ancona, has been
arrested ~ lac 'iedmontcso anu iaaen 10 q
country house, where be Ia strictly guarded.
is Eminencs Cardinal Morichini, who left
Rome 70 90 to his diocese Of jest, has been
arrested Mt Foglno. Ills Eminenee Cardi-
nal Angelic, Archbishop Of Ferino, was ar
rested 10 his palace, by three Pedmontsse
othcers,-on the 2oth Of Sept. LIE was taken
to Nacerata, and, IL 10 said, will be conveyed
TO Tarin.