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WAsH1xoTos, Nov. 1-Scmi-oftlcIal advices
received here show that, owing to the energy
of President Ospina and to Gen HerTau's d.
rcct!ons Of wnr operations, and 10 the patriot
ism of the people, the revolution in progress
in the Republic Of New Grenada By this time
torio, fought 1,y $500 men, COO were LEFT on the
field; and in the combat Of Alamgalcs, Gen.
Mosqufrn lost 800 ont Of :2500 men. It is men
toned rs noticeable fact that no revolution
commenced in New Grenada has ever triumph
cd, and that the present one. Which seemed
likely to be tho longest and most fntal III Its
results, is the soonest put down. The princi-
pics which tlc reyolutionists were fighting
for were the expoulding .of the Federat Cou-
stitution In 4 notification sense, but the vic
torious party are now urging revision OF the
Constitution in more conservative spirit.
Some incorrect statements hane been made
with regard to the temporary protection given
tn the city Of Panama by the American and
English ncn-of:waE. The lnteudentc Of that
staie, while employing the city troops In pur-
sning the negro Insurgents theretrom, request
sauadrons, and as soon as they were considered
Of no further use, orders were consequently
riyeu for q Withdrawal Of the 1ozces.1
At the latest dates only six British marines
remained in the city, but not BY the authority
| or the Intendents.
Tlladdeus Hyatt, previous to leaving Wash.
| ington for Boston, Tuesday, for the purpose of
| obtaining relief for the suffering 10 kansas,
laid before the President Of the, United States
| crtracfs and documents under oath to show
| tho deplorable condition Of the people OF that
Aes51tS, ooo1 cop,cs Of the 100000 copies of The
r Aoricnltural port Of the Patent Office Report
ordered BY the House Of Representative, hays
been printed. :, ;,
, 1860-11-02
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10 American pumfp-(sreatT W

1NS american NEQmp-~:ATGAt "0EAs
About year since, after IN examination Of
fayornble notice Of 1t, since which ample time
has been afforded to tcstlts real merits, which
we learn has been successfully done In almost
every section of the Union. At the residence
erected upon the site Of old Fort Independence,
Soutl. Yonkcrs. near kingshridge, built by
VIM. o. Giles, Esq, {of the house of Andrews,
Giles q Co., 100 Chambers street. one Of these
pumps has lately been pnt in operatioa- It is
eet IN reservoir, supplied by two memorable
springs. By invitation, on Saturday last, in
company with 31r. Jalncs a. Edncy, We visited
the above locality for the purpose Of Witness
ing the operation Of The pump. While VIC were
present, Mr. Edney aud Mr. Giles measured
The distance to tho house, which was found to
be eight hundred and =irf! feet, and thc per-
penulcular elevation was one h'tndrta and Jff!Y-
eigaf feet. They then put tho pump In opera
tiun, and, through i tLrccquarter Inch pipe
(which was very much against the pump, being
loo small, J forced over five gallons OF water 4
minute the above distance and height by two
ucn-by one man, and Ar. Edncy worked tho
tees that two men will elevate water two hun
drcd and fifty feet, Mr. Giics has tried other
methods Of getting tho wafer from the spring
to the house, which have proved to be slow,
uncertain, mud expensive.
We have no hesitation In pronounrfng It one
OF the most ingenious inventions in the way
ofhydTau1ics ever constructed. 1t can, in ali
ordinary depths, be worked with the greatest
case by a small boy, and its simplicity: dura-
billy, chcapness and adaptation for forcing
water up to almost any height, gives 1t a decl-
dad advantage over the najority Of other In
ventions made for this purpose. For Its size
aud appearance, its power Is most wonderful.
4 man eau put It on his shoulder and carry
it almost any dlstaneo. The public have
only to witness the operation Of this p,inp
ia be convinced TINT too much cannot he
said in commendation Of it. Those who hare
experienced a difficulty In getting water up
into hisi, building, or to great cleyations, Of
who wish to obtain something substantial, ut q
trialng expense, easily worked by hand OF
power, will find in the american Pump all they
need combined, for 1t discharges ut my nun
her Of given points, and throws water By hose
from 70 to 50 feet by hand, with great ease aud
regularity. Mr. Edney keeps samples .: Iii:
office, amt O working pump at 70 feet, at his
factory 49, Tenth street. Full drawings ant
prices will be sent free By addressing Jane:
II. Edncy, LAT Chamber street, n. w y
, 1860-11-02

CAFE RACE, Nov. 1.-The Europa, from Liv-
crpool on Saturday, the Goth Of October, by
the why Queenst own 2lst, was boarded off this
point ut A. 81 to-day by the news yacht Of
The Associated Press Tie Royal Mail steam,
ship Persia, from New York, arrived at Liver
pool on the Goth. She carried out news Of the
burning Of the Connaught.
GREAT BHlTA1N.-The weather in England
continued unsettled nnd stormy. A Gotha
newspaper supposes that the only daughter OF
the Duke Sake Letningcn, just turned seven
teen, Is the destined bride OF the Prince Of
Wales.
FRAscE,-Count Persigpy, the French alin-
lister to London, had gone to Paris on sum-
mons Of the Emperor. It was reported that
be would soon replace N: Thousenel in the
continued boldly and vigorously to defend the
Papal cause. Itwas believed the Papal Nunclo
at Paris would not return.
--LATEST VIA quEENsrows1
LIVERPOOL, Oct 221--Thc departure Of tho
Russian Embassy from Turin Is officially M
nounced. Thcreis no other news Of import
ance.
The Bourse on the 10th was firm and anima-
tc1-Rcntes closed at GSf o0c. -.
1rA1r-Yictor Emanuel had not reached
| Naples. The Last steamer took report that
| PollayicIdo, the pro-dictator Of Naples, had re-
signed. Later dispatches say he and the min
listers remained in Office on account Of the pop
u1ar demonstration, aud the expected arrival
| Of Victor Emanuel.
| It was reported that fresh attack by the
Rnyalists on the Garibaldians Ind been re-
| pulsed.
A telegram from Naples announces the re-
lease Of Count As7iyator and his recovery from
his wounds.
The movement Of the French upon silisoa
and other places within fifty miles Of Rome,
| caused great disaf1ection. Among the inhabi-
l fnpfz 91nfftiona IN 4ha fnW nj Rar6in1n md
| Napoleon had been signed at various places.
| 1t is reiterated that Austrian troops were
largely concentrated on the frontiers, and
there was an uufoundcd yuu1or that 5000
Austtians at Mantua had crossed to Po.
1t was reported that the national vote Of
Sicily wouid not take place till the 29th.
Tie Sartllnian Chambers closed their session
on the 18th, aftcr adopting IN address to the
King expressive Of their homage and gratitude.
SPA1N-Mr. Escura, the eminent banker Of
Madrid, is dead.
RCssn-Thc soycrcsgns wcro to meet at
Warsaw on the day the Europa sailed. It was
reported that Prussia will demand of Austria
as the price Of her support in Europe, uat
Austria should help in reviying at no distant
day the question Of the Danish Duchies-
1Sp1G-The' 'Bombay mails reached Mar.
settles on tue 10th, and would probably reacf,
be forwarded in the Europa The dates and
commercial news had not transptrcd- Anotlt.
er wager rising Of m important character had
taken place at Califawat.
-CHMA.-Accore1ing to the Paris Ihtrse the
English Minister to China had received IN In
ti1nation that the Emperor would be disposed
to conclude peace II the Allies captured the
Pciho fort.
RRAz1I.-The French mail steamer had ar1i
rcd ut Lisbon with Rio dates to the 25th O
September. Coffee was dull; 5000 TO 500
Ecis for good first. Exchange had advanced Il
, 1860-11-02

Fort KEAusEr.-The Missouri and Western
Telegraph line is completed to this place, ind
ne aTe nov In direct Communication with st.
Louis. The Company IRE prepared to receive
and forward dispatches to and from California
in connection with the Pony Express, which
delivers them at the eastern terminus of the
Placcryille telegraph llue, over which they can
be telcgrapled to my part Of California. The
tariff from ST. Louis to any part Is GAO for the
first ten words, aud % cents for each addi-
tional word Telegraphic connections can be
made with the Pony Express and st. Joseph,
as heretofore, but day and half, and some
times two days, can be saved BY making the
connection ut Fort kearny.
Cot Miles, commanding head quarters OF
the Infantry, with the band, arrived here on
the 21st inst. The commanding officer md
surgeon ofthe port are greatly embarrassed by
tho opportunities of the sick mud fndigent re-
turning Pixies Pcakets, there not being f;acill-
army provided by the government.
On tho 9th Oct. 1t commenced blowing and
raining, turning into almost Z tornado. On
the 9Th it was cold and snow fell occasionally.
Thermometer TINT day s6 deg.
The Indians quiet-ali the Pawnce braves
having gone south on a grand buffalo hunt
Capt Sully, with lis company F, second In
tantry, expected to return to this post from
the Tawncc agency on the 4th prox.
Mr.. G. T. .1nglc, q resident Of Monmouth,
Town, returning from Pixies Peak, was left BY
two Of his travelling companions, names un-
known, at the hospital door, on the 25th Of
October, when they gallopcd OF. Dr.. Somers
humanely took him into the hospital and at-
tended him, but he was too fur gone with the
fercr to recover. Hc died and was buried In
the grave yard Of the Fort OIL The eth.
Col Croselan, deputy Quarter Master Gen
eral, arrived from Utah to-1ay, Capt. Heath,
Of the 10th Infantry, accompanying him.
The thermometer this morning was 90 de-
, 1860-11-02
Lincoln Procession and Meeting In
Baltimore

BALTIMORE, Nor. I, 9l: M.-The Lincolnites
are In procession tonight. The Wide-AWakee,
numbering about ESQ, formed In front Of tho
Mayors office; zoo policemen were detailed
to protect them. The Kissing and hooting Is
universal, BY men, women md children. They
started on their route at halfpast seven. Bal
timore street was thronged viii, people wait
Ing for the grand Union procession, They
were received throughout the route with
groans and hisses. No attempt was made to
modest them. On Lombard street they passed
the Union Minute Men forming, and were
greeted with hfsscs from tic whole line. They
are now marching through the lower section
Of the city, escorted by large police force,
They will bring up ct the Front Street Theatre,
where 4 mas meeting will be held
, 1860-11-02

kD1ASAroL,s, Nor. 1-6n1rious bills Oh
the Boone County Bank, have made their np-
pearancc here. The plate is genuine, but the
signatures arc bad imitation, both Of the
officers Of the State and Of the bank. The
IS Of sae mae6 rer sxnrs 6sn he
genuine, aud presents a dlngy, greasy and
blurred appearance. The filling up is coarse,
aud on the large notes bnnglingly done. This
counterfeit appearing almost simult aneously
with tho genuine, has cast suspicion upon
those interested in the bank Ms parties to the
, 1860-11-02
JANIS o. HEYwnETH. Mort.aeec
HKRyKY. Ax7HnNY 4 GAI,y. .ttty4 ior M"r:Ea:e".
EhlcnwQ itckphe5 i!Hh. ltsal In.
TRUSTEES S.\LE.-Pui,lie No
I tfce " herrhr Given TINT r Samce1r c,nt,h t,o


1Il Simon $. wutsce and Mary C.. bia lie. did on
the 18th 1ay Of April - D. ia aud driiSc cr to
jacob ", Ludlanl, tieccn5rd lir!r rrrtnin
u.orta:r bearln dale IN. dsy and year Aforesaid a,ni
recorded the Recorders oice ef Copk Cnnpty iiit
Sos n o.oE :! " t .. A9FEAses RaSs - and ad ih-:r.
hereinafter naMed 70 secure the payment OF onv cer
tain promlssory notes therein particularly mentioned
And, whereas. was provided u Aid y said usftass
thAs In Of DEFAULT in tho pa7 u.et u said ntrs
either OF psincipa! Interest," n,adc the whofe o}
said principal and Interest should become md pny-
hhlr. And the sa.d jAcob y. Ludla hta hers exccu-
tom. administrators as+lEns afer twenty dI. no.
might sell a no.tccd the prrnl-es md
a right and cqaity u redemption af r 4ald Simon
8. Wlsea and Mary c. hit = ht. theren. And where
A. default has been made In the Payment u two az
said notes. and or Interest on three tatreui Now.
therefore, public notice L. hcreby giyeu thai the nn
dsFsi@ned. Jamts D. Ludam and 5(asy Lutilam, ad
mttsttatoEs Of ehe ESTATE of jaenh W. LnaIHM, eis
AD iyO II TIC hour AA II that day SELL
at public suction At thu north door tic Court House
n said city Chicago. to he khrst bidder car tho
foltO~tn. premises, to WIT. C0nlEeucng tu The
tcr ltae of tho Chicago and Green Bay road and On
tie ilno OF Henry Hepworts land. ine'lniu. the line
Of HcnET l!epHoEtha land Mt the date ol snlt mort
EaGr.l and 'funnlog west u. - rilo!n.E theroo
Routh .c9 chains: thtace rnst H. - i. etans TO tho
center q Tho said toat 70 tns v nf nrsianlns.
section - township A. rsnge IL y CooS Etlly. Irt-
nols and Hi right and equity Of redemption AZ tho
b4la Simon 3. stltser aud Mary {. wiltse. shefrIn
81 make ihe Am0upt dno Oh aatt notes. ad tho to4t
and expenses Ut kmctl aAfe. LANES D. LruLtN
Cn1rsco Uctut.r y, ,s4. MARY u .IDLAM.
cea.ed. the afoFtsaid MortgSGee.
0EEAdsatti
, 1860-11-02
Ghiira1t> Grihuttr,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1860.


THURSDAY EVENING. NOV. !.
There was A bettcr demand for currency To-Day.
on aceocn, uf an Improvement In the European
markets, Tie llaukrrr. however. were tolefaols
we'll provided with currency. and produce buyers
found little OF no difficulty In getting accommoda-
tlons, Eastern Exchange Was iu good demand on
tic street II pr cent. 1Een. aud tho selling rate
n, ,hc banks wse firm ri ING. Some Of the ban
krts found ihcmacl.cs short Of exchange to-day,
and in order to supply their customers. paid per
cent. prem
new l.nk MasEr A4R6ET.-The New York
TIor:d II yesterday says:
rrhe 1cucv market remains without change In
,.ic hui with moro confident feeling in its con.
sinucd case aud <onudness since the publcst1on Of
The bart statement, and business men have VII.
nes,cd thu utter rowclleEtnees OF the political
nan;c-;uakcrf to odcct commerce OF 4nancr: The
ttpt exchange. nntorous1y tho iheatcr for the EN-
cicnt display OF sensation reports, was 81 cohfse
The r1, inllucrcrl by the concerted attack on ~
certificate tccu,iics by the politicians aud stock
spcculn,o.s 6ud pruuiees. also 10 he tht last ihc
Ceor.,. Law and Vanderbilt 4uatscls have been rs
nowc,ful ~ these Gisunion Trades 10 dcp!ese Ger.
lain -.uck. bus tae-c political prophecies have had
thc adtuL1aec III depressing greater number Of
1hr e.ecks, aud hasc proved, tac.rfurc more mo'i'
cy.pl3us to those IN the secret Of the Late stock
fi)ccclasirc scheme.
, 1860-11-02
Rat{r0d1S.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
lYE JQEoIEt21- ff.AN&QAi E41IWATS

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
IHl GREAT WESTERN tcASADA) RAILWAYS.
Summer Arrangement.
Trains ls2ya the Great Central Depot foot OF laks
streGt Chicago: .,,
60 A. M-1f1htn1nw Exprr3s, {SuDdaye eIcepseu.l
ayTtvo It Detroit d.J =. w. 6uspsn.ioh
nri1Ee 40 4. H. Albany 80 r T.. M"
York P. NJ Boston lf-0 +, X.
ano p M-Sdw Tork md Boston Express. Except
Saturday, arrive at detroit 10 i. ~. sua-
pension bridge OF buffalo $40 ?. H.. Albany
... LIS 4. ", New York 9.45 \. u. Boston ?. y.
SSo A. A-Ctncinnaf Express. tr1cept Sunday.J
through to Cincinnati In Is hours.
1tsP N-CInrllnAtl and Louisville ExpttAs: fexctpt
Satustnr) through to Cincinnati In II houfs,
Louisville IN i3 hours.
$40 r. M.-Traia. safurdaI, only to Miles Sunday
rrPa.ent sleeping cars On all night trains.
The r. ". train connects It rArts Win ne baHsio
and Isfe Huron Railway for lsudnlo and au poinfs
east: " Toronto with lhe Grand Trunk Railws, e e
KinTttou Ogtlensbusgh, Montreal Quebec and ~!
points 10 Canada Eass Northern Vermont NJ" aasap
shire and Msine-
Baggage checked through y,.u...a
ThfouSh tickets for sale It tho principal Rsltoaa
ot1ces IN The North and w<ss and 1t the Company
onice s. Dearborn street and 4 the d.coG do1t o'
Lake 1tFecE. = T. RtE. SuIee ee!nl7no1c.-v c..-
, 1860-11-02
A"'> MARY i. sTowELI. Guardian.
BY JgAyHEH 4 TAFT, her Attorneys, pC.tJL ....tA


il +
~ 1acnn I.rs.ell and Mary T. Er.:cil Is Nlt.,
both Of tho city OF Chrr:o :..i STATE i;i, r. III
txcrrtr and deliver 10 rH undersigned 1te!s crrfa!l
ndrnture Of mortgage. bearing dat. cul ft ut
Jaiy. a. H. 49,. IL sscEsr thr rs,nt'.i o' rrlH
prn..sorr Of even tt,se tleEew!h -.vra hr tha
sail Jaob R~s,S.l far iilc OF F,,,g'r . =! rsaGl
Dolfnr., fsD parable five years s:+r:r Iat- r:e
DL 1t tic Civ Hank In Eo-sn. AassarEee;. aud rro.
willing that the esrtt thetcan. r:ich Il !! h. at lilo
rate Of ten per cent PER aEntist .nHli -i-u he Jay.
able nj raid City HsaE Ia-son. scm:. .7rnal,v 10 IT.
year. which SAID tortse IL lstn: d. II
office Of Coak rouns: STATE OF l:fnr!s Il. bnh /: nj
mCrt-.=cs. At p.ee tie and whereas. a,sE, he h-ea
naIc In tho payment Of the astaeHt ihtr,-t Irt
The secDn.l ~ oi January 10 ard a-., II tie k..
eni Of the istallent OF Interest a:.e &s sucan day
OF .ny. TIA. and both r-nlNls nhrrlt
Now. therefore, pub.tr aotle II hrE b. eisrn th. T.
tho city OF raesn md S;ate OF Ma-stcn. IT,. aGurJ-
tng to the tsrns OF rAld uHrtsa=r. III, s BIZ trrsrn
the principal secured t:ictrbs b. Tn"
OF hata default it, pay ,rrt ri Interest rn. Ill.,.
shall In pursuance anti by virtue Of te Power att
authority tn nac vcated b. glhl 1nnr4 13r :l tor
at purposeN therein rxG.t s-css. lC ff
thirtrensil day or Drtcnh hrt. - y. '41 y: .'r-v'!
oc;.EN In the forrn0bn ot anai Ity >: tfr n'T:I nr
Of tile Court nonse.:n tfe city aG chksa.sl II 1T b.
iir anct.on ti.r hich+a. h1cr for c:ar ln
III aatd tnartxA.c described to vii:
Iha. E!t CIR r f:srcr "f laid known @7a d. .r.tlaH
let fo. I'll In bloc seventeen .i} IT, To nal
section h:.e,n TIL. n!tt!un Ia tn. t!tv tt .n in:
eighty fert IaI sfnnk on Michigan ,1t! hun-
Grei and ri:: r. feti ai:si, 1t i:r: "a: alley Ii
rSar. according to tie ptlI r.rn7.9ra 1t. tus ru.tr
Kr:istEy VITA the dwss: EoG: and OTTER t,nr;'ss
lnent4 thereon JAMf~ 4. NtE!;Iti.
J. II. PAMKEa, Attornc-. Trustee. Mrr,:a;ec.
tnc1i,f12ttd
, 1860-11-02

iAS1th , cALE.-St1te Of Ilii-
~ mol. 4 @ Ceok County. 3 s:.;super,or 8: Court os
Sherman Francis II Benson. Robert Mcrrii Js. Issac
Foiast; r91tsr FaneF. aud Patrick i. sheaktn Bill
r1ss polss os ven thst IN of
qn fs 5th tay Of October T. b. 100 l. I'm Scott. ~
Mn.tst u Ehancery OF tho Superior Court Of Chicago
Il 10 ocioek u rs foreno19 ot 81. day. ssl II pubs
doGq ~ 5 W E;assL oidss for fash Lbs nos!h
nd County q Cook, u.r following dcscribe.i sraf
tsate. Tor 10 much thereof may DO necessary kn
sAsfy the amoant of shd Decree v t,h Interest ant
eoat together with AaAcra frr* disbursements a0l@
sesihsa 1T pess orpsEcs u land sinate In the Town
et Leyden: county Of cook. and stats OF 1l!noia.
Cd md ths ress hal. of INC xtss half tle northeast
quarter Of section seventeen In tDA nS4p number rv
{ north. Of range twelve t1e east, o the hI.d prtr
etpai meridian Also lot number seventeen sI cI ae
number 0as ~ Of the HUutl teetion pt Kob{ntons
reservaton lying and being In the township aoTtsnis
With The buildings sttuAte thereon U:A SCOTT
Master IN thAnteFy OF tie Superior Court uf Chicar
Daseu octoorF ~. lro. oCs.5i3l.td
, 1860-11-02

new ORLEANS, Nor: Title steamer PhHa-
delphia, from Havana on the 18th ut, has aI-
rived. Sugar flrn at e@et teals,: The ftofE9 aES
on hand amounted to 100 goo boxes and W.
1.3m1 Il; Exchange on New York, 2t@4,
News unInppr$Ant.
, 1860-11-02
u-re.e Robber Arrested.

:, NEW Yonx, Nov, LA. man named Steb*
b;ns. ba-ragc mastor on the New Haven Rail.
road, Is Under arrest for the robbery tq April
last Of Ada1ns's Express Of money and drafts
TO thc amount Of <16 900, and confesses the
crime