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ST.. Louis, October 2nt

stebbin's Line.
ST.. Louis. October End.
Baron Rcnfrew arrived at Pittsburg at 8 !
O'Clock last evening. lie was received by
tho Mayor, and escorted to the hotel amidst
the cheers of the multitude. Gov. Morgan
of New York, issued proclamation, yes
terday, for general Thanksgiving Day on
Thursday, November Goth.
st. JoHx's, N. F., October LIST.
The steamer Glasgow. from Liverpool,
Sept. 10th, arrived at Cape Race. Sept.
30th: The Sardinians had taken Perugia
Spi!lctto, and tho latest advices say they
bad beaten Lamoriciere.
1t is reported Napoleon had been fired
upon by an insane man at Touion. Ills
aim was ayerted by a bystandcr.
1t was reported that Garibaldi was eSclu-
sivcly occupied in organizing an army and
navy, the forme. to consist of 15,OOO men
while 500 vessels are to be made for war
purposes. There were indications that he
intended going to Venetia.
FARTHER PoIsr, October Cd.
Tho steamship North American. from
Liverpool, Sept. 20th. via Londonderry,
Io1st, passed here at A. NJ, bound for
Quebec. She was boarded by tho News
COMPANY news boat of tho Associated
Press and summary of her news obtained.
The news is quite important, confirming
the report of the GLASGOW. off Cape Race
|of the defeat Of Gen. Lamoricicre by Gen.
Cialdine the battle lasted six hours and af-
forwards tho greater portion of tho pontifi-
cial army capitulated. Lamoricieiro escap-
ed to Anacona. Considerable uneasincss
was felt in Paris, and fears expressed of a
collision between tho French troops at
Rome and Garibaldi's legions /; the hopo
of more serious complications being avoid
ed, was chiefly founded on tho expectation
that the Popo would shortly leave Rome.
The sacred colleges were exerting their in
hucnce to induce the Pope to seek an asy-
lum in Spain or Austria. If the Popo de-
parts. tho French troops would follow his
example and tho Sardinians would occupy
Rome.
twas reported that Gen. Gorgon's for
ccs will be increased to 10000 men. The
London Times says the Papal army no
longer exists, for the 10000 men bcseigod
in Anacona, may DO already reckoned as
Gen. Codtedcnis' prisoners
The Herald says the Papal army has
been defeated but not dishonored.
Lamoricierc was evidently out-numbcred
and his forces i'll organized and ill-formed,
and wero no. match for the regular army,
led by able commanders.
| The Chronicle says the result of the re-
cent battle is to transfer to the King of
Sardinia, tho whole Roman territory ex-
ccpt Rome, and ono two States.
| New YoRK, Octt.2, 1860.
The Tammany Congressional convention
nominated j. ohm w. Chandler, in the fifth
district, and Adolphus Wolf in the sew
enth
| Unpleasant rumors were circulated YES
terday, touching one of our city Banks ;
the directors attempted to remove the Pres
ident, but instead Of yielding, he demand
cd an increased salary as condition of re-
maining.
| RICHMOND, October I'd.
| John NJ. Bolts made a speech last night,
hours long, in which he took, substan-
tally, the same grounds as II. Winter Da-
Wis, declaring for Bell and Everett, but op-
r --:t;~~. OF oil hazards tn den,ncracv. Ho
denounced secession, declaring that should
it be attempted, 5000 volunteers woulI
rush to the rescue, without calling on q
single FREQ State.
| LOUISVILLE, October ID.
The Kentucky State Central Executive
Committo and Of tho Union party, publish
an address recommending tho Dell men in
Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania to disro-
gard the Gubernatorial candidates in thei,
respective States, and throw their votes in
such manner as to prevent the success o.
Lincoln.
| CINCINNATI, Oct. ID.
Gov. IL. V. johnson addressed the dc
mocracy on sixth-street, last night. II,
advocated principles of non-intervcntion
y Republican asked whether he considered
Lincoln's election as sufficient cause 70,
tho dissolution of the Union. To which
he emphatically replied No. The meeting
was very largo and enthusiastic. !,
| WAsuISGToN, D. c., Oct. ID.
There wcrc several bids for CARRYING thu
mail from Charleston to Key West and
Havana. The Postnaster.G General award.
ed. to-day, tho contract to NJ. l.. Mordrea-
hence tho steamer is ablo will again be
placed ON the route.
Baron Renfrew arrived at / o'clock by o
special train-there about ono thou sand
spectators at tho station eyincing intense
anxiety to obtain view Of his person and
in this they were gratified they greeted hi.
appearance with cheers Immediately on the
arrival of tho train. Gen. Cass was intro
duced to Lord Renfrcw, by Lord Lyons,
when tho former said he had the pleasure
of welcoming his Lordship to Washington
in the name Of tho President, and with his
Lordship's permission he would accompa-
ny him to tho Exccuctivo mansion.
There werc present with Gen. Cass,
Alessrs. Henry and Buchanan, nephcws of
the President, each Of whom were former.
ly his private secretaries, and OH this occa.
sion they represented tho Presidents fami-
lily. Several Of tho carriages of tho Presi.
dent, together with those OF Secretar;e.
Toucey, Cobb, Thompson, Cass and Lord
Lyons wcro in waiting to convey tho party
to tho White House.
Upon arriving at tho mansion where tho
President was in waiting to receivs him he
was presented to him by Gen. Cass, aEd
received a cordial welcome. Lord Lyons
then performed the ceremony of i2troduc-
ing the suite. AS Ithe proceedings were
private the gates of the Presidents grounds
were closed against intrusion, and attended
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