The Van Buren press., 1860-09-28
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Nrw YonK. Sent. %. 1860

New YoRK, Sept. %, 1860.
The dwelling house Of James Buchanan
Wis recently robbed of S44, 900 in bonds.
Yesterday. Julius NJ. Slick, broker was
atested while attempting to negotiate for
sone of the stolen bonds. A package con-
timing 800, 900 in notes of the Farmers
bsnk mailed at Catskill is missing from
tie mail.
WASHINGTON, Sept. %, 1860.
The sloop-of-war Powell is ordered to
Rey- West to take minister McLane thence
t, Mexico. A land patent has just been is
s,ed to Hon. ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the Re-
mblican candidate for presidency as capt
t,in of tho Illinois militia during the Black
Hawk war.
HARRIsBuRG, Pa, Sept. 22.
The Douglas State Executive Commit
tee publish a card stating that as much has
recently been published on the subject OF
alleged propositions for fusion in Pennsyl-
wnia. The public are informed that the
question of fusion has at no time been en-
ertained by that committee.
BosToN, Sept. 20. 1860.
Edward r. Rope. farmer of Quincy
euarrelled yesterday. P. NJ, with France
fFortier, young man in his employ about
wages, and shot him dead. Deceased was
10 years old. and native of Vermont.
Officers are in pursuit of Rope.
New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
Messrs. Karstenbreck & Cos, and other
Liquor stores on Tchoupitolus street, be-
tween Lafayette and Grand streets. were
burned, last night The fourth story OF
Karstenbreck IL Co.'s building was heavi-
H loaded with spirits, which Exploded eau
slug the building at the corner of Lafayette
.nd Tchoupitolus streets to fall, burying
from 10 to so persons in the ruins. Up to
this time 13 dead bodies and several woun-
dod have been extricated from the ruins
Loss will reach $4,000 dollars but is
mostly insured.
a we'll l-bnilt square liz the 4th distric,
was burned this morning. Loss between
$4,000 and $4,000. Mostly insured.
CLEVELAND, Ono, Sept. D.
Douglas men here express themcelves
highly gratified with the demonstration
Douglas spoke to large crowd to-day
|The attendance from the country especially
large, and enthusiasm great. Douglas re-
mains here till Monday and next goes &c
|Tiffin, Ohio.
CHICAGO, Sept. 90, 1860.
Lord Ren1few and suite arrived at Dwight
Station, at 30 clock this evening. Rem.
frew is guest of J. c. Spencer, at whose
residence he will remain over Sunday. Mr.
Spencer's accommodations are ample for
the entire royal party. The others are
guests of Air Roadright's and Mr.. r. P
Morgan.
LEXINGTON, Ky. Sept %.
Joe. Slower won mile race distancing his
opponent. Time, 2;41.
CoLUMBUs, ONO, Sept. 25.
Douglas and johnson here to-day
Speaking in the park. Immense crowd in
from surrounding townships and counties
Procession over one hour passing.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25th.
Lord Renfrew will arrive on Friday
grand Ball will be given in his honor at
Pik's Opera House on Saturday evening.
The prince and suite will be present.
CLEVELAND, ONO, Sept. 25th
Douglas addressed very large meeting
at Tiffin. Ohio, yesterday. A company OF
Douglas Cavalry were present, numbering
12O-all handsomely mounted. Monster
procession.
New YoRK, Sept 25th
Fashion course, to-day-the race be-
tween, Planet and Congaree'was witnessed
by ten thousand people. The withdrawal
d Daniel Boone, in consequence of an ac-
c.den., probably lesscncd the attendance
Tho last two heats were run in hard show
e. Planet, the victor, distancad his rival
Time, 7.39, as follows, l mile, 1.52,
niles, 2.56t. 3 miles. 539b, 4 miles, 7.39.
oongarce evidently struggled badly in the
last mile.
j. L. Brady, candidate for Governor on
the Breckinridge ticket made speech here,
tonight. He proclaimed war to the knife
against the Douglas democracy declaring
that If Lincoln was elected, Seward would
be his Secretary of State, and Evarts
would fill his place in the Senate In that
event the Republican party would be the
sscendant, and after the contest, Douglas
would not be heard of again This speech
regarded as a final blow to union of the
democracy of this State.
BosToN, Sept. 25th.
The Brig Gem, of New York, and Phe-
AN, from Georgetown, d. c., have arrived.
The Captain and all hands are sick with
the yellow fever:
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 25th.
Douglas has accepted the invitation to
meet the democrats of this city and address
them on Saturday next.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Sept 25th.
The Neapolitan minister has taken leave
OF our government. His diplomatic func-
tlons having been terminated by the recent
revolutionary events in his own country.
Reliable information has been received,
showing that no difficulty exists in tho con-
of the cession of the Bay Is
lands to the republic of Honduras. But
the transfer has been declared by the Fill
clustering attempts of Gen. Walker. The
stories as to the disaffection of the British
were exaggerated, nor is there any
truth in the report that the Cabannas OF
was friendly to his movements.
The Central American States were prepar-
cd to make common cause against the in
vasion of any one of then. For the first
time they are all now automatically repre-
scnted here by Senior Molida, for Costa OF
for Costarica, Nicaragua and Honduras.
DWIGHT STATION, ILL, Sept. 24th.
The Prince has gone cunning, to day,
and seems highly delighted with the pros
pect OF enjoying a few days quiet and rest
on the prairie.
September %.
Lord Renfrew and suite express them
selves highly delighted with the prarie