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, 1860-10-25

The Alleged Secret Gold Mime BELONG
IN. to Trance--Tsle Parrish Claim.
From the Paris Correspondence Boston Post.1
The claim of Mr. Parrish on The Emperor
pcfsoually for the sum Of GG0o, 600 has been tue
cause Of 1nnch controversy in Paris during the
week. ny most people Mr. Robert Parrish is
dreme1 sufferer from excitement Of the brain
on subject which, from its very magnitude,
was calculated to create 4 loss Of equilibrium.
That the gold 1niues do exist, md that the
Americans haye evidently had knowledge Of
tlli.m fur sotuc time, there can be no doubt
either, nor that II. Fould is accustomed 10 do
business In the way mentioned in Mr.. Par1;sh's
memorial: but great doubt docs exist that ill
tl,{s has really happened. Tho mine is that Of
yanlbouk, situated on the Faicl1e, which emp
tics itself into the Senegal river. This latter
ri1er ia preserved by treaty entirely under
thn control Of French arms, and no ships Of
any other nation arc allowed 10 enter thu Ia1-
bor Of St. Louis, lest their crews should pene-
tI2tc Iuto the interior. The fabulous wealth
as no fewer than four eovcreigns Of France
have been on the point Of fitting out expeli-
tions to visit them. 4 Traveller who returned
thence in 164G, said he lad met there TITO Rus
sian gco}ogists, who had been dispatched there
by the Emperor Of Russia ostcnsibiy to coui-
pare the q'!ality ofgold with that of thc mines
in SibcTia, but in scality to make trcasy with
the King. He declared that the wealth Of the
country Has beyond description, Inhabited by
Moore Of industrious habits, aud well inclined
to civilization
In 1858 there WIS great Talk amongst the
English here Of an expedition to bc lifted out
by Mastcrman for a visit to the nincs-' The
plnn Of the exact spot in which t4ey are stu.
atrd. and the route by which they are to be
gained without raising suspicion In the French
authorities, wcrc submitted to company o1
English engineers, and the arrangements
agreed upon, when tic death Of the principal
agent in the affair put M end to the srecu'a
! tipn. There Ia still something to be done by
English enterprise, The secret Of the manner
Of approach has been well preserved, aud Lty.
errooI might still sccuEc tho prize with 1 little
| cxcrtion. Tho papers relating 10 the various
| expeditions lifted out by the French Govern
1ncnt arc casy Of access 10 the library Of the
i Marine, and there exist two persons In Pn1it
D.! who have behcld with their own eyes the won
/ dcrs therein mentioned.
, 1860-10-25

Produce Commission merchnnta.
Provisions md Country Produce generally. Business
exclusively Commission. Advances uadc N n s%9ziGn-
ments. III kfn1lt street, Chicago. H0Nlg
G Il kpAFFuab n s1ErAs|, E. +. Y. ELLIS.
, 1860-10-25

h1 0 \ f 7 r o AN E D
NA on hrstclasa seeurttscs ut tho =.
Ranking othcc Of VIM. II. Rice T. Co.,
No. Ga Clark Street.
Il'sre % n<e years Loans at 10 per cent Short "a
FcL ,Soanted Cas1t advances on Warehouse Receipts
sc: Gty=k11p wanted; :My3Aot13r
, 1860-10-25

hlol{at's Vegetable Life Pills,
AND PHOENIX BTITJ3RS.
"a s1s,a xs
5adered d. stasl rE.eicg Il pulling not only IN
In ALL CASES
OF Ast1,nn Acute and Chronic Rheumatism Affections
Of the Hladdss aud Kidneys
Bilious FeEers, and Liver Complaints,
In the soul, and West where thcsc diseases pre+nl
,sy ~ as
wHrls be without tAen
Bilious Collie, .seruux Iookeness, Hiles, Costive~
uezs, Colds, Coughs, Collie. Corrupt Hu1aors,
Dropsaes, DyspyGa,
fsc ~. ssts should de-
<danf :ens vi s. 0 u .sssa
,atdisass Is persnanent. TT ulen De satisfied .nd
ISslns4 e The ceape.,on, General psh,,y, Gou.
L.. Hsapaoas II e sGs ssa
%ssss:41 oS a eradicate Entirely
n T.. q II 'haS f
swest.. Sersous Complaints Of nj .kinta. Organic
Nse9 Ea@9he eas!Ss, rsoprtstc1 y ot tsest Medicine.
I'll Ss = VIZ terrible o.,
Ssfs 9 y Kiass *sG III y Sis
ssssts @ Sss;: Il q
THE LIFT: p111-s AND PHESlx n111EIsS
tystsa. Prepared And - ia H., = :; !, ,;1..t
:=s broadway: cor. Of Anthony street. New FORK
/. :v for taie br Ill Dsussasts lau.sToly
, 1860-10-25
Gprtll Notirrs,

-; Ihose MO are curious to wit
ness Inc wonde1a'aestecston. 10 which \. oh.~a}d;
*'a'e MANAGER II nsehe1ora n f,> haa troueht the
ca'uAc<src Of Wig and 1Ya,,ees ar sn,t,r to +stt
lis Mig aud Hair D,as RoouA a, No Id 1..c ntrrtt
and c1amlnc thrso ,nzions PRODUCTIONS Of at. No
scrutiny cAe detect he from tue pn,p.s when
adjusted 10 tic i7cst
, 1860-10-25

1TILLAR'S NEW PATENT
III LockSt.teh Family
SEWING MACEIINE ESi
s35, s35, s3s, $35, 1876, s35.
The OMIT one taking this stitch sold for lcss than
fso r. form: general appeas.aec, stitch. tsiikc on
u,n. and lsnner Of ioraanE tho sttcn: II i xrcu
celebrated WHEELER & WILSON {ie5 MACHINE.
We also haTe the -..-~'..
III 3 z q o = o I.IT AN
ponhlc1.ock Tight Fast GftOyE1: s BAKER stitch
Is Family Sewing Mactine-wnryanted superior to
either both Of these naenine* Ut agents prices 70
any party engaged io the rhe u sewing machines and
not estlsaed: N5 eo9Eec:toa Tlsh ccrncli & CO.
LEWIS CORNELL, Ea1 sdsir Chicago i'll
, 1860-10-25

! DEAru or TESAEssEE HEnx1r.-Thc
.AcAlnnyi11e, (Tcnn.) :,ep Era announces Tic
death, on the sd ult+,: Of Daniel Vest tho
weIl-known hermit Of the mountains, at the
asc Of seventy eight Hc Ind lived for q num-
bcr Of years ia the hollow Of a large American
poplar tree, In the opening Of which lie hnd
lifted d rnde door. In The centre Of this hol-
low lie wonld build Lis fire III winter, for cook
Ing Ills plain meals. This hollow also served
rs his sleeping apartment, and 1t Ii said he
slept in sitting post urc, reclining against the
wall Of his house: Adjoining Of near to this
tree he had 3 rude SIZED which he used as q
, 1860-10-25

A TREE LOVE SToRy.-Mr. Fitzpatrick, the
anthor Of memoir of the late Lady Morgan,
recently published, tells the following story,
rs told to him By tho celebrated authorcss:
When she WAS very young, Mr. Crosslcy,
who Tas younger still, became 10 attached 10
ler as to offer marriage. She told him That
she would have accepted him at oncc, but that
neither Of them could boast Of possessing a
single shilling, and tho result was prospec-
tive engagement, to be realized only go soon
rs means were apparent for their subsistence.
To devise This, she suggested rs career that
m application should bc made TO the Marquis
Of Hcrttord for cadctship In the Indiau ar
my; and, rs Crossley's family had some local
clAims, thcirrcqucst was successful, and he was
speedily appointed to regiment in the Presi-
dtncy Of Madras. Tie correspondence con-
tlnued for some yeats, though 50 iuterruptctly
that considerable suspension took place, dur
Ing which tho lady'a position and prospects
Ind been uniformly rising, and her marriage
tho ccrrmony having taken place at Barons-
IT Tyrone. On the morning Of The wedding,
the post arrived before the procession to tic
church. aud the sister Of the bride took Miss
Owenson's letters. These she opened on her
return to the house, and among them was oitc
from Cross1cy, accounting for his long silence
By the anxieties Of . period Of anxiety which
had now ended BY receiving some -pTamotfoa
in the army, and 4 staff appoIntncut IN tho
service Of the Sizam. This was the long look
ed-for point in his carccg nnd having ut last at
tained Independence, be wrote to claim tho
performance of their early engagement, and
proposed IN immediate union.
, 1860-10-25

52s, S2s, $35, S33, $40, $40:
SEt1.F.e-G< .E.4ETFE.3.E )!
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING.
$500 already in use.
Double Thread, Grover l. Baker Stitch and MAR
RAN1Ep equal t. the very best at any price.
They have wrought thelr owll GREAT SUCCESS. and
are tac only C'AFE1rox* and 1axAr xEsrkE
to high prices ani wonld.be roaopoli,]. Thoasands
e,fl!; Stitching: Hcmnia:. Fens. Iuckias. Gathering.
4ut!aaE Cordln. and EM6roidsliu* 1nost Beautifully
from nook MGslins to Heaviest 1!evon md cowltde:
llemmer claims J:qGAL1TY t. onr ES1yE1sSH
MEMAER adjustable. "a It l.. to AL. WIDTHS AID
TM!CkHk44E4-
&c wa1t reliable Men and omennsAgents In evsY
toNu In tho North and Wttt, to whom Eraat per ct
a=c will b, allowed Men OF all professions and ladies
a aEc nov 1T work for a. doing their
trolnclng our Aachlncs, which BREAD AND
GOLD fvr the Poor and all tat Is Eantcd for the lach
Samples OF Sewing. Descriptive Circular And Cuts
sent on receipt Of rcd stamp. Address
CORNELL & COMPANY,
Gail At IS3 Lake street. I}oY GS8 Chicago, III.
, 1860-10-25

Popular R t.& rosse&* AT the uourtsh!n< and
iasfEosatins properties Of rysk o.. norspox wu,skx
N'o arc c"nstdcFu tne most cnlcAciora Toslo and
ofktIAxF ~ *en atnc snost sruxA71c cvrr
offered 70 2ha public. AZ Tonic tor Old People. dell
catc ladiea conva)es,ent invadA md ali xcaEiypco
re aey cannot be surpassed In iii caacs Of Weakness
III Debility. they sivs immediate rc1ie and lmpa1
stron+ healthy tom 10 lhe systczu Atrial will cstah
hsh their merits overall other Topies now In u1c For
Irs1 Co4r1Arsts- hanxcnnss, DrsrArsiA NsRvurs DIS
EASES 4Sn IIyE& Co1rtAfx7s thcy arc N Invaluable
HcEncdy: and art = ceasa1n preventative Of cnlis
aud FE-EkA
Tut arlr Quart Dilea In cascr OF ont Ane two dozcn
snd for sale hy Dt1cctsts and tIroec. eEr3 xhose.
" r. /. n. GREELEY, prpp.ictorA Nc. = Tre.
.aoat e:1cct, pestou Mas<,
n JoHSsoS. General Agent,
NJ. y E1ate street, Chicago,
n n TtESnn% nMrns
, 1860-10-25

IT. D W E $ ~
Ill I'm
M
81, IA
Fmnrornd Standard
{4k
t&29
e3:@9@
& -
,d,a ,-.v,,o,,,n-.
1"'' ~ "'Ao' 'Ns ~ III
90AH HOWE, 1r, and 61AoHu q hoo6,
THE INVENTORS,
:.u =. ro7-a,a avn
-. g|41e4a tsp1 -, ~-],3,asa-s
0o'o AAAt"1e,o11s; y. w.. wal~a.
o1oN1@ o0"0
They arc extremely simple in construction are made
Of tue very beat materials By experienced and ntclll
, 1860-10-25

LAKE STREET MILLS xfii supr1r n.iers {or New
White Winter Flour without ad7anee Ia psee. ali OF
our Superior nrant.s q: flour At low rates. Ne havs
nr.x run nr t!oae tc7 tIfn Heal and ferd md ebaV
supply rrlers At toe ratca Goods warranted and do
1tvrrt in the city frcs ct Charge. STEVENS SOH-
, 1860-10-25

DOW ELL s MANSFIELD.
= XkHtYicICAEhs or
FELT AND COMPOSITION: ROOFS
And Roofing Materials.

&, II
Ca-o, Ill T. U. Box ISIS
From nnr years experience In thi. bas1aess IN CHI
caEo We are enabled TO lay Roofs and fornls. mate.
bat proof of the ssMe rrer to stt cla.s but:ins
u tht$ ety wte:e. for the above term Of ytAA or
lions far ute cent With II country orders.
lkIEsE1cks-o, /: Wheeloek: n lIaFlln&. r, #.
MI:cox q Hallsst. Builders: J.. 4, Io.lurI. ia. i.
N1dsI ~. s.Ne@ i!1E1on Es4- J. 7. Elwsrds Es9.
Henry MnbecE. Esq, Thomas Church. F&q,, Mathew
LsGln. Es2.---.--- se1s.t1lts2 IN
HOT CORN WILL NOT PAY.
IL SYLVESTER MAEsu, Manufacturer Of and
dea!ef IN caloE1c Dried Grain. Neal feed, te. tbs
Aesl r. snpereE !a 9aaAt{ aad ~ tsep for yesss 4
Died to ~ original 1nsNt} 10 III poI
on the ocean 0gtee C3lorac Graia Ltter Sorh ead
OF f{i14i ftfECf Hf5&%E.. I{e1t ,
, 1860-10-25
Gl)itaoo Gribiulte:
CIE PRINCE IN BOSTON.


UosA Noston in a nIIurry--Vix3ts Bunker
r!lt ,Ac.-la Caught by the q Charmed
Circle - Dives and Gets C}cnr.
, 1860-10-25

PLO0MING'rON NURSERY.
- ILLINOIS. Fruit and ORNAMENTAL Trres+
large stock cheap for raeh Arple. n yraip, np
bs*y Aeufhtoa: sro=. 1on r. hs-pbe!73 Inany s9r1s
3@ to N SstnThsErE. Wilson'S EEe: seaitst e
!;oM IS To1!r.. 1o. q f:o named sort4 poao'c and
ssisdss aai - 'A' t'AF' FIX pHGS1x. !:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
Why has not Mr.. Lsmkin demanded sight Of this
letter, as we do
TO EARNEST DoUGLAs MIN.

Can any one name single State in which tbs
Breckenridge men are more numerous than ths
Douglas men in which the former have " fused"
or allowed the latter so much as single Eeotor
on their ticket There is not one from Maine to
Oregon. In every Slave State the BrickiDridgers
90 for 4" the whole none" Who does not SEQ.
then, that for Douglas men to vote Fusion tickets
where thy are strongest is simply putting the knife
to Douglass throat Breckenridge has alresdy
~ States In the House to Douglass 2; and this
policy will give Breckenridge at least 100 votes to
Douglass So supposing New-York, New-Jersey,
and Indiana could be carried for Fusion ticksts
No man can honestly say that Fusion gives Douglas
the ghost Of chance either with the People or in
Congress. Do real Douglas men mean 10 be used
10 elect Breckinrdge7 Pause and consider!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
TALKING RIGHT OUT.

That old Clay Wing organ, The Commonwealth,
Frankfort, KY, after avowiDg its editors irdi'
yidual belief that any State that will has right to
secede from the Union, goes on to say that
al" tie people Of South Carolina Alabama or eors. desire
secete from the Union iD the OF the Constitution
them do Let them form Republic Empire, THU
else they may fancy Let them inclose themselves within
Chinese wall II they to- and here who will contrib
u.e bis mite toward Furnishing the requisite Let them
do what they Let them dc II they and when
they please with solitary condition viz that their sepsrs
ou shall be final Their ebsence would be incecuabe
invaluable relief the balance of the people Of these United
States We should escspe large quantities of quadIeDns gas
ard noise and confusion, and stuff.
Ateyery Presidential election these political fbuers remind
the poor Fenchman who locked him self In with
eh ditto and threatened blow bis brains and chsrge
the rich wh the murder unless the latter gave him then
there five hundred dollars Every four years Southern
QUiIotes swell vh bad whisky and logic and tell
balance Of the people they don't do and that they-he
Quixoteswi scede. LIE. them secede and bebessed We
tired OF their gssconsde their terrific tbrests and OF he
bloody prophecies They calculated for higher
destiny than that Of frightening old and young children
They have been vised and peated uns expfes
Sive yusa'ism-,hey played out Their bOmbast ALSO
lutely slckenng."
Mind that this is no Republican, no Northern
batter of the South or of Slavery, but lifelong
kentucky Wing, now doing his best for Bell and
Everett. Ue do not indorse the sentments-if We
did, the Dry Goods Committee would issue another
parting shrek of horror-but we must say they dc
credit to the honest fraDkness and the oldfashoned
Wing sense Of our Kentucky cotemporsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

th,, they raised s97 900 last week at ono private
mestino and then told two Of their leading capital
49,. not to subscribe now, as they wanted to hold
them in reserve for an expected emergency. we
lno,, that they have called on mercantile houses
for subscriptions, merely because they 'cere mer-
camille, just as they would ak all on particular
block TO help sustain a private Waterman ior
that block. We knop that, beginning win
thousands of dollars each subscribed by their lead
ing bankers and operators in Aldermen ana Sacn
merchsptable produce, they have swept over .ne
CITY, raising more money than any party ever De-
fore spent in an election here-more than can DC
honestly spent in this one We kno0 that, under
this stimulus, their drlsergeants are every where
working with frantic energy never before eH'
hibited But We know, too, that the htroDi',
CANS are meeting them at every point with zeal
and resolution equal to their own; and though We
cannot raise one dollar to their fiye we are con-
iident that the State will go for Lincoln BY 90 over
whelmirg majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

A Bell Everett "UniOnist' in Cecil County,
Mary writes to assure us that We are mis-
taken in our suppOsition that Lincoln will poll a
large vote in that State. He adds:
"Let your Cowins, and Stevenses and NJ Gays como
into Maryland II they dare and will insure them mos, ex
een coating of and feathers and good number Of rail
rides. We determined to put AbolitiOnm down. and WIN
leave unturned to accomplish this object"
Does our amiable correspondent believe in
government by law, or government by mob vio-
lence If the latter, what becomes of that plank
in bis party platform which pledges it to "ths
enforcement of the laws ?" Is that to be-
pitched into the vortex which has already swal-
lowed Free Speech aud the Freedom of the Press :
We attectonately advise him to keep cool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
PIss.s S,sroy tits circular. Yours, truly,
X A. WIGHT Boz No. 40, AIbssy

The Henry Committee, in their Manifesto yes
terdsy announce with admirable candor, that
determined and vigorous organization is going
con in every County and District Of the State"
and that they have the most cheering accounts OF
good work being done BY the national men OF
"New-York everywhere within oar borders"
We have no doubt Of the yigOr, nor that tho &C
counts sent back of the work among the
" rustics" are cheering. A hundred thousand
dollars to spend in rural schooldstricts is good
deal of mouey, and the returns are not likely to be
discouraeDg from the men who are intrusted with
Tie spending thereof particularly when they bsvo
the assurance that there is more to come At
the last meeting held 10 relation to this i'm
portant matter of organization, convened, a
few DAYS since, In a large and well-kuOwn
grocery establishment not far up Broadway, tho
subject of funds was an1iously considered One
yery wealthy gentleman who was present-we
shall not be wrong if say one Of the wealthiest
in this city-was told that they asked nothing Of
him on that occasion, as they preferred to keep
him in reserve for the larger outlay which might
be necessary at the last moment 1t was wise
reservation undoubtedly but nevertheless it win
be unavailng. The Journal cf Commerce may eX-
bsust it's font of talc type in declaring that it is
" entirely possible to prerent' the casting Of the
Electoral Vote of the State for Lincoln; men Of
meals almost unlimited may be called upon to
pour out their cash with lavish hands; but disap-
pointment will be the result The TRUSTEES" will
not be persuaded from voting according to their
convictions by any smoliut % p7erent,on.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
ARE YOU REGISTERED?

Erey Republican 'ohOis name 'caS not registered
last ,,eek, or uhO has reason to bsliere that any
other Republican is not registered, MUST REMEM-
Der that the BOOKS WILL BE OPEN FOR THE
LAST TIME on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY NEXT.
See to it, friends that erery Lincoln rOer IS regis
tered and see, also, that our opponents put no
fictitious names upon the Hsts his easy to incent
names and locate the imaginary o,oners IN tene-
ment houses, and If such are on the books they p'tI
find somebody to represent them at the polls. Re
public0ns. see that REAL VOTERS ONLY are regis
terfd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25
LIAR TO sOMR pIRPOsR

We 90 not believe in calumny nor 10 forgery;
but then if man riR SANDER or forge, we insist
that he shall do it to some purpose. "Hon. +. S.
"Swett, whoever he may be, is liar that we
can afford to take off our hat to. lie doesn't stick
at trifes-not he just read
T. "A. Editor eJ The A. y. Tribuns
SIRE In The Eiiya Daily Goree Of yesterday 6nd the fol
lowing paragraph, which seems drec, and explicit:
recent Democratic held Eagle Hotel
Camden Village Tiogs County the Hon Sweet produced
letter Written by Horace Greeley Southern
ing proposi that he (Grsey ooud abandon h ddpocacv
ma pT'stRf tTteme Northern principles and ddr0ate Southern
doehser number II southern sEbserbeys could be
procured Jo' TnE NEw YORK TKnUNK at per
unHum"
Was this oer for sale real or h Roorback7 Not doubt.
g bu, that you will explain th, the Satisfaction of
your political endr and supporters Of THK TRWusR Ia this
yi;hity, IrmAn yours
B. SMITH LAMKIN
EiDlirG, N. Y, oct 20 1890;
We beg leave 10 assure Mr.. Lambin that W
have no "explabation 10 giye-none whatever
Allwe have to say in the premises is that either
The timird Gazette atrOcously lice, or "Hon. l.
IS. SWEET" is forger of the most yillainous
type. That lie tie whole story.
Can it be that there is on the face of the earth
8 fool foolish enough not to know that, if any such
letter were in existence, It would not be suffered
to rest in the private pocket Of "Hon T.. S.
" Sweet Who does not know that it would
have been published, aud lthceTaphed, and poured
over The whole country with tho uttayst rapidiiy
that could be extracted from steam aud ishtuing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

Tammary Hall has quiet but effective way of
quelliDg everything like r,belOn among her people.
Last Fridsy night, the Judiciary Convention was
convened TO nominate a candidate for the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Judge PierrepOnt. 1t
was alleged, with good reason, that the Convention
was packed, many Of the delegates not being no
tilted, while their places were tiled by outsiders.
The proceedings of the Convention were rushed
through with indecent haste, and the triumphant
majority, with their President, after taking the ayes
on the nomination Of judge UlshOeher ran out OF
the room without taking the nays. respectable
minority, among them Emanuel b. Hart aud John
T.. Deyehn, reorganized, and adjourned to meet las
evening But on going to the Old Wigwam at the
time appointed, they found the doors shut in their
faces BY o, der Of that power behind the throne,
" The Committee" The reason alleged for the
Refusal lie the fear that should the Convention meet
egaio, Mr. John T. Hoffman, the Tammany can
didate for Recorder, would be- hauled down, to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

make way for Mr.. Abraham d. Russell, the Mo-
cart bomiree. 1t is certain th,t the support OF
The Nep York Herald was offered for the Tam
many City AID County ticket, if Mr.. Russell was
substituted for Mr.. Hoffman; but the result proves
that, however willing some Of the leaders may have
been to trade, the majority of the managers con-
sidered the price altogether too e1orbtant inc
Herald will have to take its influence to ano'ner
market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

AS our reports at various times in the course Of
this campaign in relation to the progress OF Fusion,
and the operations Of the H., S. & T. connection,
have given our readers variety of useful and ed
terfaining knowledge, of which otherwise they
would have died 10 ignorance, We are not willing
that any shado8 of doubt Of its correctness should
be cast upon it. That doubt of the infalhbility Of
our various sources of information may have been
suggested by the mistake ia relation to the report
that Dir. Edward Lambert was a donor of 81, 900
to the last sum raised BY the Fusion Committee
for the benefit OF the rural distlicts." As We
have explained already, We were mistaken as to
Mr.. Lambert. The mistake was natural one.
A Mr. Lambert was donor aud Mr.. L. Lam
bert; but there was middle initial also to the
name, which not observing, we were led into
clerical error.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-25

We have some additional European intelligence
by the City of Washington. 1t was rumored that
Capua had surrendered but the rumor was uncon
frmed Garibad had called upon the King of
Sardinia to go to Naples, and send him forthwith
IA, OOO troops. The Piedmontese had entered the
NeapOltan territory anda portion of the Sandman
troops took part in the battle Of Volturno. 1t is
reported that the three great Powers protested
against the SardiniaDs entering Naples. Mazzini
had quilted Naples at The request of the pro Dicta
tor. The Pope remained at Rome. Gen. Lamori-
ciere had returned TO France. The French occu-
pied numerous places near Rome, and it is rumored
that third division will be sent from France to
Rome. Military movements on vast scale are
reported in Austria. Adyices from Pekin to the
lst OF July had been received but there was no
news Of importance.