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DIED.
Al his residence in Newbury. March 18th
1860. brother WILLIAM FERRIS, aged
IS years.
Brother Ferris was Christian in heart
aud lifo. His seat was seldom. if ever, VA.
cant in the house of God wble he had
strength to got thero. About thrco years
since, no had u severe attack of sickness
from which he never fully recovered. At
nv last call before his d0aih, he said to mo
Brother Hubbard feel that my steward,
ship is about ended; you will SEQ that a
steward is appointed in my place, as am
going to Civ" an account of my stewardship
to God" lie seemed, ct the time wo visi :
ed him, to be horne on the wings of love
his theme, salvation through tho blood OF
the Lamb; his watchward, onward; his
motto, holiness; and We trust no is gone to
his great reward. His funeral was attended
by a large concourse of people. Brother
Thomas Guy preached an appropriate dis.
course, and the writer followed with an
address to the friends of the deceased.
Brother Ferris has left beloved wife and
lhrco children to mourn their loss, May
tho God OF the widow and fatherless bless
and sustain thom. 5, HUBBARD.
At Twin Springs. Kansas, July 9th. OF
congestivo fover, FRANKIE G. VAN NET
TEN, oldest son of Alanson and Eliza A.
Van NoUen. aged 10 years and months.
frankie has gone TO rest road thvsc
words in letter from dear sistor, written,
she said, with trembling hand and an
aching heart. The name of Frankie G.
Vau Eetton will be familiar to many IN
household in this and Ashtabula COuntios,
Many an oye will rest upon ii with much ol
sympathy for the nffl cted parents. And
dear brother and sister, Hs your eyo rests
upon this in your far Western home, be
assured you have the sympathy of your
largo circle of relatives and friends. We
know no was your first born; that he wai
a child of more than ordinary abilities; had
grOat intellectual powors, aud an education
far beyond his years wo know you hat
high hopes and glowing aspirations for YOU
frankie; but remember, dear sistcr aht
brother, that We arc in the hands of the
Lord, and ale doeth all things well"
CARRIE f. BEARDsLEY.
Huntsburgh, August 18th. 1860.
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EvTh Public Schools of this village
will be opened on Monday, the 9Th inst

eg~ Advertisers should remember that wo
cannot place all their advortisemeuts in the
mos, co srcuous place in the paper. We
should bs pleased to crafty them all, if ii
wore possible.
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ETElaving used Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, we do not hesitate TO say that we
think them worthy Of the high commenda.
ton they are receiving.
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Tavern for Sale.

TNHe Tavern, so we'll known as the Parker
Il Tavern, is now offered for sale on very ren-
sonable terms. Connected with the Tavern Is Is
acres of choice land, good orchard and plenty
Of good spring water. For particulars enquire Of
Z. HERRICk,
S552w6 Newbury Center, o.
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To Persons out of Employment.

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
N ERIE SEWING MACHINE. We will give
a Commission, or wages at $40 per month,
and expenses paid. This is q new Machine.
and so simple in its construction that child
of 10 years can learn to operate IL by hall
an hours instruction. Il is equal TO any
Family Sowing Machine in use, and the
price is but Fifteen Dollars.
J.N. BOYLAN,
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company.
b52w6 Milan, Ohio.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-17
Hambden Select School.

THE FALL Term Of this School will COM
Il mence, on
Monday, august 20th, and continue
TWELVE WEEKS.
No pains will be spared in qualifying those
wishing to prepare themselves for Teaching and
those who are worthy shulL receive the influence
Of the Principal in securing them schools the
coming winter.
Board, with rooms furnished, can b, obtained
in private families, from so to Sl,7S per week
Rooms can he obtained ior those wishing TO board
themselves, on reasonable terms.
A continuance Of the same liberal patronage
with which the citizens OF Hamben has favored
the Principal heretofore, is all that cau be ex
pectcd OF them the coming term.
TERMs-Thc same ms formerly.
NIB, No deduction for less than half term
only in case OF protrucled illness.
SETH EDSON,
Mrs MARY EDSON,
Teachers.
Hnubden July 9th, 1860. 5oOw4
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Change of Time.

The Geanga County FREQ Agricultural
Society have decided to postpone their an,
nual Fair ono week, and have issued their
pamphlets accordingly. 1t will be held on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October
10Th, llth and 18th, and not on tho Sd, 4th
and 5sh, as at first announced. 1hI Soci-
oty discovered, after tho time was first set,
that the Lake County Fair was to be hold
the same woek, and hence the change.
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MARRIED..

At tho resdunce of A Patch. in Troy, on
tho 27,h uIt., by W. F. Pratt, Esq. Mr..
GILBERT L. SMITH to Miss SUSAN
CROSBY, all of Troy.
On tho 7th inst. by the same. at the
hotol of Fl NJ. Harvey in Troy, MIR JOHN
O'CONNER to Miss ALMIRA DICKER.
MAN. Of Burton.
In Burton. on Tuesday, August l4th, by
J. PETERS, Esq, ENOS A. HAYES. of Hart
ford Trumbuli Co., to Miss EMELINE A.
GRIFFITH. of Chardon.
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eD-see Advertisement of Sanford's Liy-
or lnvigorator and Family Cathartio Pills.
10 another column,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-08-17

Samuel Squires, plaintiff, Before John Nicho's
against Esq, J. r., OF Char
jas. Hathaway, defendt don township, ,GeGuga
Geauga County, o,
nN the 2sth day of July. a. d. 1860.
W said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action, for the sum OF Sis5,97.-
Said action viii be for hearing on the 29th day
of SpeptembeT, 1850, al | o'clock p. NJ,
SAMUEL SQRIRES,
by Garfield g. French, his Auys.
553w3
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VOLUME XI. NO. 33.
HOME DEPAR RIM ENT.
Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
The Republicans of Geauga County are
hereby notified that a Delegate Convention
will be held at the Agricultural Hall in
Claridor, on Saturday. September lst q,
10 o'clock. A. NJ. to nominate Republican
Candidates for the following County Offices,
to wits Probate Judge, Clerk, Auditor, ,sbor-
Id, Commissioner, Coroner aud Director Of
County Inilrmary and to transact such
othor business as may como before said
Convention. The Republican voters are,
therefore, requested to meet at tho usual
places Of holding elections in their respect
i've Townships, on Wednesday, August 29th
at 8 o'clock, p. NJ, unless tho Township
Clubs shall appoint some othor hour, for
the purpose of elocting Delegates. The
Delegates will be apportioned among the
several Townships, upon the basis Of the
npportionment of Jurors for the year 1850,
I. ,oitws;
Chester, 6; Russell, 9; Bainbridge. 0 1;
Adburn, 6: Newbury, 6; Munson. 7; Char
don. II, Hambdon, s Claridon. z; Burton,
y Troy, 7; Parkmau, 8; Middlefeld, Q /:
Huutsburg, 8 Montville, g Thompson, T.
1t is recommended that the Delegates be
elected by ballot. -..
NJ. C. CANFIELD,
J. o. CONVERSE
S. B. PHILBRICK,
II. 8. TOLLES,
A. W. STRONG,
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Western Reserve Association.

This body stands adjourned to meet in
Willoughby. on tho first Wednesday and
Thursday, Is h aud CHI in September next.
Each Church and Society in fellowship will
this Association, is entitled TO three dele
gates in council. Ruv. IL. l.. Garfield
of Occasion Sermon.
s. p. MERRlFlElD, s. Clerk.
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STATE Of ONO, GE- In Court of Common
AUGA COUNTY, IS. Pleas.
Elbridge S Dimock
rs. Notice.
Nancy L. Dimock.
NJ ANCY l., DlMOCK is notified that Elbridge
IN S. Dimock did, on the Both day OF July, A.
ID. 1860, file his petition in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Genuga and State OF Ohio, charging
the said Nancy l.. Dimock with willluHy absent
ing herself from the said plaintiff, and asking that
she may be divorced from the said Nancy l.. Dim.
ock, which petition will be heard the next rm
OF said Court, commencing on the 22nd day Of
October next. BlSSELL e. TINKER,
Attorneys.
July 30th, 1860. '55lwa
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THE MODE OF EXAMINATION
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth is very simple and
entirely new, and by it disease Of any of the inter-
with facility and certainty, without asking the
patient n question, or having the least previou
knowledge Of the case
Among tie diseases treated successfully are;
SCROFULA,
And oil diseases Of o scrofulous origin. Ulcers,
Tumors, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease,
Swelled Neck or Gotre, Scrofulous Sore Eyes,
Scald Head, Erupions, on the Face or other parts,
Cancer, Fistua, Spinal Disease, Dyspepsia. Grnv.
ell, impotence, Structure, ST. Vitus' Dance, Ep.
lepsy, Rheumatism, DTopsy, Syphilis, Ague and
Fever, Neugalgia, &c, &c.
All diseases peculiar 10 Females and all chron-
ic diseases of the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Spleen, Skin or
other organs.
Those suffering from Chronic Disense Of any DE-
scriplion, may be assured that their will be
treated fairly and candidy, and they will not be
encouraged TO take medicine without a cores
ponding prospect of benefit. Dr. w. has visited
Gle reand and other places in Ohio and N. Y
regularly, for the last two years, and can furnish
10 his skill and qualifications as physician. He
will visit the above places every month, f9f one
year thus giving those who consult him. .bppor-
sunity to continue till cured. Those cases, by 9TH
ers pronounced incurable, are requested TO CALI il
will cost nothing TO have your case examined and
explained. Those wishing to consult by letter,
may direct to Batavia, New York, or to the care
Of the Hotel at any Of my appointments.
II. w. WADSWoRTH,M Nj. D.,
Batavia, New York,
Residence and principal Office.
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STORE for SALE.

THE Subscribers now offer for sale their Sto; 0
L situated at the Center Of Newbury. Con.
nected with the store is one acre Of land and
large barn that makes nn excellent cheese. house.
Any one wishing to engage in the mercantile
business will find this to be as good location as
can be found in The country. The above prem
ses will be sold cheap. and terms easy.
HERRlCK g. GAINES.
Newbury Center. Aug. 10Th, TO. 'j52w6
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sHERIFF's SALE,

Humbden, July 27th, 1860.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

Naples ielcgrapho aessatcn ol the eth Toe
arrival q Garoaai al his forces Il saler7o. He -as
expected Al naples Immediately. salerao soaport cf
Esos capita o. The province q Prncipato Cts AZ tho
Dorahsra extremity of lhe rah o. name, thlsiy
miles s0uinsas, o. The city q Naples, from which
separated Ouy ~ oae cAmpahslo strip q land sbr,y.
sis miles IN sreasin.
Toe despatch SO Gays the King ~n leave here to-day
for Gssta
ksht Sard n3n vcsrcis 10 tbs Bay 81 Naples,
with regiments o. Bersagier 90 Saasd.
The British steamer orwcg. which was taken porses.
zion % By ine CarbsldAss had rccapiurc BY tho
Ensish ssesner scyiA.
Rear thousand ncz, under General Ten, hai dssm
bsrsed II CAPRI
fpsurrectou had brosea out q said, where Victor
Ernasucl wa rroclslmet.
II pRs reported that The Aussrsn Mnisicr a naples
had ecgrspncd 10 vienna that The Kmg o. Narc- nsi
resolved 70 qui h states The pictures and furniture
n be palace and me Kings baggage, we're embarked
The sth On board sp&nlsh vessel
osher acthorltss affirm that The King had adopted tho
desperate policy Oi surrenicr would not leave tall
the ast extremity.
When Eiwin james, member or Parliament, passed
shrcsn Paris he received ~ Jules Fsvrc aud others
He stated be vas going 70 Gsriealo and Lord Pal
nsrsscn bad authorised him 70 tell him tasi be Hord
pAnerston) considered that Garoad woud comprorr se
all his success by immediate attack upon Rome or
veneta-
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
Letter OF the Count OF Syracuse ia lns
King of Naples.

Tue Count Of Syrscass addressed the following let
.er 10 ;he kiug q Naples
SsiE-fbogfn my voice once ra.scd 20 avert the
dnpgrrs bst threaten house aud hot listened 10
ft tells greater DISASTERS dsgn opcu your
bart % the councils otter, apd not 10 reject them
aaopt evil Tue cii2ugcs which saA place
I,Aiy sLa the feeling "a favor u un.iy Shch has
sinisc ahtc pugog sioss within the isst lew
hal have apssd the fa ~ Palermo have deprived
tie sav-I ut-ut 81 your Majesty oi forcc which
= the WGt stsy OF r1atee aad rendered all.
Anec with Piedmont impossible Tho populations OF
Ncrthern Italy, seized WITH ho-ror a the intelli
stece 81 tRe cfGoliies c0Dnitej ~ hcly. repellad
u llcis lear.s u'c -pha@ sdprs rom Naples, ard
have h.reiutu Ssan sasadooei II onar ~ var
aonn, without aancc aad eXpos - tho fesentneat ol
the l.de, Oh. n I'll - III ltsy
tbs - o. e1tcfm ratuu hariei nPsost aose witch
Lat become tNe mark Tor universal renru0Aton re.n-
Nhbc 81 4i scr, rait = aiteady sprrHfng tn pro
vine.s ~ Tbs teUtiE~ul, VII carp away Ee eynas J
Gto thAt GGe rnin which .the nlgntals lrts " psr
V,rsr vsers have long been prepsring for tDe ie
tceodutE q Chae III ol Bourbon tus blood q tie
ct fwts, useo.Ay split, wNl agsn L0ot the thpuand
toghs of tte kingdom, and " the hope Nnd love
tst ~ pie II he regarded Sth horror rhs so'a
c4gs ~ ffairicidsl S4re, wlle d. rs yet
Fo.os the Tools eknNrlc Of roynl klnsWoulan
- fHfnA. wna. the bTcaktnx ont ~ civil W.,
released hcr sahscic from their aleg ce ant le ncn
81 aFpIt.rs thcir d,stnira EGT % and yonr
kaai all take YOUR sub ssnri1re iu'o irt
yea s,rc vii able - y,r brow caauaercs 40
l. God, whp vii reward tAe magnan uDous sct yoar
Maivsiy fo1r hear, tempefci - Awe city, vii be
nls - the rcnie aspirations uf patriot
an all bcfs ~ DAY whea 60 erously sacrificed
yG1rs n lCs lhc 4 c4tr~xs ilaly. Wan tlose suris,
upoa ne, pay 10 t-i thsi He may enh gtea
ysa anu ar yoa deserving 81 Hs blessings Your
kAlcsty's AfcctionKte uncle
SAyi1s, Aasgsl - IEoP0Lp, Count Of Syracuse.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
LETTER FROn Ma. LINDSAY.
SLIGHT ADVANCE IN COTTON.
ANOTHER FALL IN BREADsrUrFs,
&C., &C., &c.
ADDITIONAL BY THE TEUTCNIA

rhe screw steamer Teuiolia. from southampton On
ruesdey scpebsr 5, arrived bere yesterday Afternoon
On Friday, August 81 fire broke cut n the extensive
premises Of the Thames Iron wofxs, Blaokwa which in
Sev hon destroyed property 70 about $4,000. rao
loss Of property, which 3 covered by nsr ance, Is
aoth!ng compared With tho delay and impeachment viii
Offer 70 tho progress u steamer Of prodgous di
strength called the Warrior. The tonnage
II shs vessel is Estimated ~ 900 and her cost
$3.50 600
he English Opera at Covant Garden, viii commence i've
thd season, under the management Of Miss Louisa Pyn
and hr Harrison, on Monday, october =
The distribution Of prizes in all the primary schools
France zre Forbidden, II net officially approved Of ssa
ths recital Of ascourss not tho althor
taz ad he delivery Of addresses by teachers male
semaie, without previous per mrsiop.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
TIRE Railroad Convention.

TnKiGHr RATS FKoN noSruS Westward REPLY TO
TaE PKrfTIoN or THE wEsrrRS ROADS, Hrc.
he railroad representatives commenced their ncbc
raons again yesterday At 9AN, at nc 81. NictoiAs
boici. Tho same pcrscns that present on rdday
and saturday toos part 10 the proceedings.
TAo question Ct rates from Bos,oa westward Vas one
cf he mos, dliculs suhsc,s before them II xas a1aly
agrecl 70 give 70 each q tho four lines
water Aria from the heb" u The universe IA central
points IA The west, the Central aud Erie 10
use the lakes for their water connecton and the penn.
tyiyan Central 10 have The b.ncnt of stream All soil
from Boston TO Philadelphia aud the baltimore and oals
tho ssme rom Boston 10 Baltimore Offset fr TIC
iaAcs Ia the Erie and New York Central ooanections
The % be charged these routes u he IS cents
on the class. II ccnson the scoond cent. 90 hs
third and ire f,urh class frcishs more than
from New york 70 the leading cities o. the wcst thus
placing View York the Bosson rates. than uFsu any
previous compaoss.
In rcg,ys The petition or the Western rsos apply
Ing for privilege 10 control the rates for tie Eastern
bound fresai oavs0too sdopsed the following
lutlcr
Resolved ina, ve recognise and cordially approve q
the asocasics Of The tvo nss q rarcod connecting ihe
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
Est wnhsooclns,i and Ir4.asspaus. aud vii aspss .

EFT WIN 'tacnsti kHI M VIII axroa =
ncreSre-, N making coy changes IN the rates Of
eastwEd b~Qnd lrsEs Wa bead VI s7>n association.
This 10 turnng the Western line OF with small dish, II
can hardly be called quarter Of Loaf.
There has been considerable difficulty Of late occasion
ed by the Western roads advancing money drovers to
aid in purchasing thee live stock Many OF these droves
have been nre pcnsibe, aud la delivering the freight
fcm one road 70 The Other the last road held
sbe for tue amount OF chrrgea inciudng freight and
money advancef and II frequently the stock
does not sell for enough 70 reghts and money ad
vanced IN that case the Eastern hsvs been heavy
ocsers TO prevent this III the future they yesterday
resolved that they viii not ooect be res ronsblc 10
the western roaos for any caah advances live
stock at poute u shipment.
The Convention, at r L., adjourned TO meet al TIE
Sc. Nicholas, on the ltth October.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
IMPORTANT FROM HONDURAS.


Men, DC. Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept II, 1850.
The steamship Star Of the Yves from Havana on the
18th inst. has arrived here. Sugars we're Gull al 81
reas for No. l2 The stock was l95 900 oxss Freghu
were declining Exchanse on London l6a 15as per
cent premium, and New York Az per cent prem.
The Spanish war steamer Francisco DAsis arrived at
Havana from omoa the e,h and Truxllo on the 1th
inst she reports that the British war steamer Icarus
with transport and troops, under Of Alvarez
proceeded 70 Rio Negro, where Walkers army were en-
camped The Of Icarus proceeded up The river
and captured Walker with seventy Of his men, all Of
whom were taken Truxo and delivered 70 the auiho
rites Of Honduras.
Walkers were very destitute, and many Of them
being permitted to 70 the United states
the condition of engaging again in expedition
against Central America
General Walker and Col Kudler are 70 be shot.
The Guatamala expedition arrived from 0mos shortly
after the capture OF tho nhbusters-
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
THE LATEST NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. I, 1850.
Edwin James, n 7 the Hon. Ar. .ishley, NJ p, and
ether EDglssnen, board Sandman vessel on
visit to Garibaldi at Sale no
me cy Of Naples is perfectly Tranquil and the people
Conduct themselves IN . diQniaed mapner
Very large quantities Of wheat barley rye and rape
seed nave recently been bought Austria by French aHd
llg gsn SPECTATORS.
Another French fne-ofb battle ship, Alexander has
len Toulop for Naples.
The sale OF photographs OF Gsribsdi prohibited in
Vienna.
correspondent OF the London Daily Neps
aays-GenerL Lamoricicre's procia nations impose
On the Sandman government the duty Of
watching the frontiers, and of preparing TO cross
them too, In of necessity Tne government is a.
ready collecting IN that direction force Of twenty thou
sand men,
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

NV UKfhANr, Spks II, IooJ.
There yrs furious gale Saturday 10 the Gulf Of
Mexico involving great destruction of property Near
ly every house in Belire wS carried a~sy, and several
lives lost, including Captain Kinney plot cf the
New York and Hsyana steamship Company.
The steamer Galveston ships ealeaa and sheffield brgs
IVES, India and Toucey bound out, all blown ashore
at the rssees
Several sowboais are lying hIsh aud dry
Minsburr, the termpus n the poucbartrain Rsircsd,
10 submerged and the vbarves damaged II s reported
that all The wharvcs end bath houses on The Ake
shore, between New Orleans and Mobile, hare
been swept away. The town of Biloxi, Miss = n vuns
A. Mobile the storm severely fe All shs wharvss
In the lower part Of the city Submerged during ths
eaic. Pomeroy MarshaiIs lime warehouse was surssd
and several steamboats, blown ashore ne brig rNshosn
from MotIlcto Pensacola was also washed ashore.
The los by the Gre and storm Was ssoo.ooo
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
Letter rroua o. Lindsay.

TO THE EDITOR or raE LONDON TINES.
! am sorry did Lot cerLain the acs connected
wrh my Wait 10 The United States beors cslg attsa
tol your aiiog article of s.tarc " hat 3ut
much has been about II, think IL right - state
that co Wait that country IN any Official Capacity
what vss ana that Tho sovernment will not oe re-
spvpr sitle for anything ! may say do. n wished
cfo@ which do not shond certainly rot aspire 20 that
Of "spec,Si ensoy.n AN sir. your opedent servant,
g. AgsrN,GAEs, CITY, Sept. ls5o W. LINDSAY.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
GREAT HRIrAN.

rno weather contnuod comparatively nuc throughout
EdrlaSd ard lrc'ard. ard the harvest prospects ~crc
more promistng, ~h,h exercised Ouoyani fccns tho
funds ard cotson.
saith, sirchr Co., linen fsc,ors q forGor, hsi
p--oded paymsut Their haeiutics we're estimated o,
fr5o oc0 Il feared that their viii iesi
10 that of Other rnailcr nrrs 10 ths trai.
Tnc c,ecn goes % Germany tLs 2sih tcp1crnber.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
THE REws BY THE JURA.
orraHr. srnt. IL. lsso.

NrfaEcs sept. II, lsJc.
re staiu-sp Jura, from Liverpool ~ q tho sth,
ia IOadondsy cvcriug q TIC 7h has arrisci a. tbs
port
Tac sicamshp Elnburg, from Vow YORK. arrived a
crccnstoWn the mOrnne q tho on
m sisamihp PAraas, FROM eosson, August -, va.
ST. joins, y. y, arrived a. galway September 7,
Tha steamship Persia, from New York, arrive. At
puccr town on the sth
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
FRANCE.

Napoleon Is reported to have assured n. Yarini =
sincere .eslre % geo - inde'
ansaael shall be master Of sicily and Naples he WI be
s,rous sssush . contend aon- against Austria but
should Austria prove victorious In a conflict, France
wouid not allow her 10 abuse her victory.
The Paris Bourse was dull and dropping. The rentes
closed at OF. Soc
nsreported tha: the Empress ia unweIl, and viii not
acoor pany tho Emperor 10 Algeria.
The New York herald., 1860-09-18

was again asserted that carisiars Eai been unasss
cred at B&abcc, and 10 . village near Jean d'Asrc
An -~s~s bad tAker place 81 Sermons. and . more
serious one was .pyrchcpscd Of PhnllpunohtL
Agitation confined 70 prevail IN Bose aad lAe erre.
Fovna bu, the suss bad orsef the Grssa yzcr 70 70.
,or Immed la.sly, vah1ut risih6s thOse prOynSesL
The New York herald., 1860-09-18
Ths Letter or Prince Morat.
The Faris Eonr Of yeste day pablkhes the followlr

TO THE EDTrOR OF THE hosITEUR.
have pro1est against the given 20 my
leu In yesterdays AoBsear bad the pre-
sampon 10 ,psaee beforehand either the policy OF the
tmpeIor OF TIE Alliance of France but thiax Snd I
<aned that III free on all foreign influence uni
versal Suffrage should express nscif my favor the
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