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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-30

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Pennsylvania ABOLITION C0siissIlON.
~-~~0~>N~>~N~e~ .-e~,,~~~~~
Anniversary Of the Pennsylvania
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and Republicans.
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hw 4, to Test Of Anti.Maycry Rleiaas:
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' 1snacing Condition Of Affairs ind
the John Brown. Sympathy.

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Tor + Tced to Retire Amid = Storm Of Kisses,
SC, &c, &c.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER VANDERBILT
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Interesting Intelligence in regard to
Italian Affairs.

NEW YORK, August 26.-The steamer Vanderbilt
arrived here this afternoon, having sailed from
Southampton the 18th. She brings $50 passen-
gers.
The resolution for raising loan of f3 600 900
for India had been agreed to in the British House
of Commons.
The Neapolitan Parliamentary eiecrronS
mence on the 10th inst. Refugees preferred by
the electors who openly declare for the annexation
of Naples to Piedmont.
Austria, it is said, has abandoned the idea of
possessing Ventia as guaranteed by Germany.
Gari5aldi was expected to attack Venice,
and Austria will maintain the conflict alone against
all Italy. Prussia will remain neutral whilst other
powers do not interfere.
The material of war at the Austrian Arsenal at
Venice was being transported to POa.
The Garibaldian steamer Veloce entered Castella-
mare at midnight on the 18th, and fired several
cannon shots at the Monarca and retired without
producing results.
Later Chinese advices say that Loo Chow had
been sacked and burnt by the rebels.
THE LATEST.
GENOA, Aug. l5.-The papers publish despatch
| announcing the unopposed Decentralization of Carl
bad with 5000 men, near Reggie, Oh the night of
the 10th. The same dispatches report the evacua-
ton of the fortress of Scylla by the Neapolitans.
| Both, however, are doubtful.
! TRIESTE, Aug. 15.-It is believed that Garibaldi
intends to attack Austria, not on the Venetian, but
| on the Crotan coast, by attempting disembarka-
| ton at Fume. The Austrian authorities believe
that he will first endeavor to provoke revolution
in Crotia and Hungary before proceeding to attack
Venetia. All the coasts where an attack may be
apprehended are vigorously guarded by the impe-
rial cruisers.
same as received per steamer City of Baltimore via
| Cape Race on Friday last
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

.
C0FFEE-There is doing in Coffee than there as
been, but the market is nevertheless active. sale
made after left the market yesterday, 900
bags Rio Banshee, the price to be fixed the 1st
of October, and to-day lot of 200 bags do. BLUE
Wing sold on the terms We note also sales
to-day of 800 bags Rio private terms and so bags
do at 144 cts. We publish below the usual weekly
port of Messrs. White Elder, Coffee brokers' to which
we refer for quotations
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee, August 18th, 1S60 20 $50 bags
Received since, per ship "Banshee. 4,5O9
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The favorable features of the market previously noted
still continue with steady but moderate upward ten
dency in most of the leading stocks. Buyers
have about to the belief that the lowest points
the season have been nearly if not quite reached and
this idea gains strength renewed confidence will spread
through the market Mining shares not very ac-
tive, but firm all round, and sales moderate buyers
were in cNcesS of sellers in most cases
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The New York Erening Post of Saturday, saws

The New y ork Erening Post of Saturday. saws:
The stock market was lower and heavy on the opening
OF business to-day but gained strength towards close
with recovery of 4h per cent from the lowest points
touched. The transactions to a moderate
only, the activity being confined to few Western
New York Central closes with sales at 81 \ Erie 294
Illinois Central S. Michigan Central r. Toledo 49, Rock
Island S34 Galena S1A New Jersey Central is quoted
ll2H1ll6, New Jersey Railroad 1S1 HG33. Milwaukee
and Mississippi is per cent better-15x bid 16 asked
The coal stocks dull and lower Delaware and Hudson
9ld9iH, pennsylvania S2HGns3. State stocks are firm
and in good demand Missnuris lAdS2 Tennessees
90M, North Carolnas 9SA G99 For CALIFORNIA; 9Oa is
bid for Lousianas 97 for Ohio long 1l3% For Iowa
Skies 100 is bid For government bonds good
inquiry. The Fives have advanced H@aS per CENT
The Skies of 1867 1O9G1o9h The railroad bonds
steady with few transactions. Chicago and Northwestern
bonds wanted at the quotations.
The Michigan Central Railroad earned, the third week
of August:
Third week, S6O....................s4l,O5 ,O5S "a
- 1S59....., .............. 31,720 81
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
third week of August were:
Third week, 1865. j........................ $G9,1S0
Increase. Observation-Disclosures s2349s
The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad the
third week in August give gain of 81 400.
The official return of the Galena and Chicago road the
third week of August is as follows:
Third week, 1860. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $435s6
lS09 2olS2
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A grand tournament is to take place at Point
Lookout on Thursday next. Benjamin G.. Harris
Esq, will be President, Robert Ford, ESQ.,. orator
and Col Edmund j. Plowden, all of st. Mary's
county, Nd, chief marshal, with twelve assist
ants. The Blues Band, of Baltimore, has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
The New York Post of Saturday publishes what
purports to be letter from Blondin to "His
Grace, the Duke of Newcastle" proposing to
bring His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
into America in a wheebarrow on tight rope
The house at the southwest corner of Ninth and
streets, Washington city, long the residence o
the late Joseph Gales, is now being torn down to
give place for Methodist Episcopal Church South
which is to be erected on the spot.
letter from Messina says that the number of vol
! unteers going to Garibaldi embarrasses him, ane
that he has sent word to his friend Bertain not tC
| furnish him any more men at present.
The feud between the Italian and Chinese inhab
IL Is feared that more lives will be lost.
The census returns show that Cumberland, Nd,
contains 1880, an increase of l,l00 since 1850.
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VOL. Vino. IT'S
Munetarv ana Commercial gsbith.


There comparatively little business done to-day in
Stocks but the market decidedly rmer in tone than
it has been for day past especially the Mining
fancies nearly all Of which advanced in price Railroad
shares were also rmer Baltimore and Ohio is steadily
moving upward sales of l75 shares oft being made to-
day at $Si, which advance of to of dollar per
share the last sales This stock left of however to-day
at only $S2H bid, sS4 asked regular way VI Northern
Central there 100 shares sold at S22s cash. this
figure being advance of on the price bid for it yes
terday it closed at $22S bid, S22H asked regular
way Railroad bonds were firm but the only sale made
was one Of 81 900 Northwestern virginia first mortgage
at 49, City 6s were also rm but there was very little
done in them the sales embracing only $3.50 1905 at
1O2, and $500 1s75s at 1O2A. The only sale of Bank
stock of l6 shares Marine at s3Oh The Mining
stocks all frmer but the transactions in them were
light Gardner Hill advanced 3,16 sale of 100 shares
being made at SIX cash. the market for it closing at
bid and S7S asked regular way For Springfield 81 was
bid to-day advance of the price bid for sew
era days past and Guord closed s2A bid "a asked
regular way. Silver Hill improved q, sales of 2IOO
shares being made at s O6 We note also sales
100 shares Baltimore and North Carolina an ad
of 1l6 and of 900 shares Silver Valley at 19G14
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, August 25, 1860
$3.50 Balt G's, '90-102 100 shs. Gardner Hill
zoo =" '75-1024 Mining Co. TX
1000 N. W. Va RR 100 shs. Bait. and N.
1st m. bds -93 C. Min CO. l 10
1G shs Marine Bnk-3OH 5O0.shs Silver Hill
so shs B \ OR; b3-s4 Mining Co. boo l
so b20-S4 500 - Il
SO b5-si 1900 b6O-1.oO
25 a" -S4 100 shs. Silver Valley
500 do. boo 4
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Judge Douglas at Norfolk
NORFOLK, Aug 25'-Judge Douglas arrived here
this morning, and speaks tonight.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES AT MONTREAL
The Inauguration of the Victoria Bridge.

MONTREAL, Aug 25.-The Prince of Wales landed
here this morning between nine and ten O'Clock.
A royal salute was fired, an address read by the
authorities, and replied to on the part CT the
Prince.
1t rained during the early part of the morning,
but bas cleared off. The weather is warm and
pleasant.
At the Princes landing there was great multi
tude of people, and the streets are now filled with
people, thousands ofstrangers adding their numbers
to the ninety thousand residents of Montreal.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed on all sides
The Prince proceeded to inaugurate the Provin-
occasion being splendid. At the bridge celebration
a solid gold medal, manufactured in England, will
be presented to the royal visitor. The medal is in
tended to commemorate the opening of the bridge.
The upper part of the front of the medal is occu-
pied by the coat of arms of the city of Montreal,
hanked protected by the lion and unicorn, signi-
flying the protection of Canada by England be-
meath the two latter appear in scroll the names of
the great engineers OF the bridge-Ross and Steph-
enson. Immediately below the coat of arms appears
the bridge. raft of timber and steamer are
seen descending the river, train of cars and To-
comotive is just entering the bridge to the right
whilst the extreme left the mountain, al the foot
of which Montreal is situated, rises to view. On the
reverse of the medal appears at the top, the royal
arms of England, and busts, which are kenesses of
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, and the Prince
of Wales.
Among the visitors who will be present at the
bridge Inauguration the authorities of Quebec,
Toront, and other cities, with members of the Ca
madam legislative body. large number of Ameri-
here and will join their forces the grand
affair.
[sECoND DEsPATCH.l
MONTREAL, Avg. 25.-The Prince of W ales landed
here this morning in presence of over fifty thousand
people. The streets were swarming with people
and beautifully decorated. All the civic societies,
the clergy and military were in procession, making
the greatest display ever seen here. The Prince
proceeded to inaugurate Victoria Bridge at 1219
o'clock.
Railroad Collision.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. ga collision occurred this
morning between an express and freight train on
| the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, near the
| Boardstown junction, seriously injuring Joseph
Smithers, a messenger of Adams Express Company,
and wounding the engineer and fireman of the
| train.
Arrivals ut Bedford Springs.
| BEDFORD SPRINGS, Aug. 25.-Among the recent
arrivals at this place are Augustus Schel and Ed
win Croswell, of New York; George W. Riggs, ol
Washington, and Joseph b. Baker, of hiladelphia-
The President is still here.
Further from Honduras.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-Honduras advices say
that Walker, the filibuster and General Cabanas,
| would probably meet at Cordayagua, when a gen
eral government would be established.
.yudDe nnuplos Norf,,Ir
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TRAGIC OCCURRENCES IN VTRGINIA.-On the Nth
instant an old man named wager, living in the
Blue Ridge near Mauck's Tavern, in Page county,
hung himself whilst laboring under excitement
caused by the arrest of his son for horse theft and
that of another son who attempted to release his
brother from Jail. This announcement to daugh-
ter so prostrated her. that in short time death re
lieved her of sorrow and trouble. Thus, has the
transgression of one brought two of the family to
their graves two to ignominious lives, and the re-
mainder to crushing sorrows.
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OLD IRoNsGDEs-The frigate Constitution ar
rived here last Sunday morning, and was towed to
her moorings on Tuesday by the steamtug Mer-
demned as unseaworthy she has come here perhaps
to spend the declining years of her long and glori-
GUS career. Her name is linked inseparably with
some OF the most heroic deeds that grace the an
mails of our youthful and prosperous republic
When we look upon the noble old ship, it requires
no flight of fancy to picture to ourselves that go
rieus scene when in stern and ominous silence she
bore down upon the Gueirriere, then sending to
Heaven the shouts of freemen, she Redeemed the
ocean with the blood of her country's foes. We
look upon her with pride, and point her out to
children, telling them to learn from the record of
that gallant old vessel the history Of some of the
most heroic deeds of our sires.--Annapols Gazette,
Au1 25
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The SOUTHERN PAcIFIo KAILRoAD.-Reliable
information has been received in this city
20 the effect that the prospects of this great
enterprise were never good as at present
Messrs. DeGraif, Smith Co., contractors for fifty
miles of the road, will commence operations next
week with fifty negroes, and will push the work
steadily and actively forward. The difficulties
which at one time cramped the operations OF the
| now remains to a vigorous prosecution of the
| dnn %
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Lieut. Gillis returned on Thursday in the steam
er from Aspinwall. 1t will be remembered that
the Coast Survey sent him out to take observations
of the eclipse, July 49, in Washington Territory.
He selected Moab Prairie, southeast of Steilao-
com. He had but two clear days while in the Ter
ritory, but fortunately, the eclipse day was one of
them. He was very successful in his observations,
and will forthwith make his report to the Coast
Survey.
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Further from Honduras.

New ORLEANS, Aug. 25.-Honduras advces say
that Walker, the filibuster, and General Cabanas,
would probably meet at Cordayagua, when a gen
eral government would be established
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The French Academy has accorded its triennial
prize, by unanimous voice, to a"Histore dAngle-
terre," by NJ. Emile Bormechose. The French have
such very funny ideas of England and the English,
that one cannot help wishing to see this work trans
lated, that poor John Bull may for once "see him.
self as others see him"
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Arrivals Mt Bedford Springs

BEDFORD SPRINGS, Aug. 25.-Among the recent
arrivals at this place are Augustus Schel and Ed
win Croswell, of New York; George W. Riggs, ol
Washington, and Joseph B. Baker, of Philadeip phia-
The President is still here.
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The official vote of North Carolina shows that
Ellis is elected Governor by majority of 6,32S, a
oss of about 10, 900 since his first election.
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Minot's Ledge Lighthouse is now completed and
the lantern was lighted Tuesday evening for the first
time, having previously been covered on the sea-
ward side, to prevent its being seen by inward
bound vessels. The light is very powerful one,
and can be seen a long distance
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Several negroes were arrested near Memphis,
Tenn, on Wednesday last, charged with having
in their possession large quantity of poison which
they confessed was given them by white men for
the purpose of destroying the lives of the white
people of the neghborhood.
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MvsrrprorS Dc,sa.-Miss Abby Barber, young
woman residag With her mother in Mossup, Ct.'
went ont With a female companion Tuesday alter
NOON, 10f the purpose of gathering huckleoerrles III
neign%%;: field. After they had set out on their
return, Miss Barber re"stnd that she had lost her
handkerchief, and left her companion to go back
to look for it. Her prolonged absence alarmed
her friends, and search was instituted, which re-
suited in finding her lifeless body in the woods
some distance beyond the field where the berries
were gathered. She was lying upon her back, with
her handkerchief pressed closely upon her breast.
No marks of violence were perceptible except a
slight mark upon her neck and one wrist. Three
gold rings were missing from her fingers, and set
of upper teeth secured in gold plate. Miss Barber
an operative in one of the mills.-Ne,0 HaUen Pat
{adUul, AUTist "a.
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Railroad Collision |.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. ga collision occurred this
morning between an express and freight train on
| the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, near the
Of ssrous arng Joseph
and woundng the engineer and fireman of the
| train
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Mr. Gerardus Clark an eminent member of the
| New ork Bar died at his residence in that city
| op Thursday eyeninp last.
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couple of young bloods of Memphis, Tennessee,
agreed to fight duel on last Tuesday morning on
theArkansas shore of the Mississippi but the fighting
ardor of one of them cooled before the hour arriv
ed and he failed to "come to time" so the affair
of honor was izzle.
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Concerts are being given in England in behalf
of Jullien's widow. One to be given in the Zoo
logical Gardens, London, on the 2lth inst, was to
sian nobleman, who is said to be one of the most
admirable chefs dorchestre living. He has also
achieved great fame as a composer.