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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
FRANCE.

The Emperor aud L 'prss had reached Anne'y, and
wouidsiaN tlere MT the Les int.
A rpuor bad beeu current that goor FARM. VINO
went to com lmeDt the Emperor 90 the occasion oi
Ire rrst visit TO tTsnslt rrrd ynces eenIsd an
autc grath letter from tte kiog of SHd IA, Ia "hic7
gi,to EmaI uel dec ARID cs-i6e fOr b N
joI ger TO resist the current Of pubic taeCg VI any,
81 that be uust lssd it o. be SWEET away by IL.
Paris TEL gran DO R-ver, ssoer tnat this rd aor ~'s
UithCut tOu daiirp and thF Fsr'ii seat merely 10
COP lime nc the Eml error ii tie pane OF the n ng
Letters from Agiers Soy thst 30 OOJ Arab horsemen
from ai the tribeS OF Algeria aud eyea fro inio
we're ms king prepaTatlo0s he present a. hs 10 W
be given 10 h, nor e tbs Em ,sror on wbi ID oecason
tbeS viii execute u aDeu Vers on grand scala
The Paris core POI dent Of The London Herott saJs
that the passage savoy and the silence TesoecN
p the French treaty, il Queeu Victoria speech, o.
dn-.d a bad impT, $500 10 Paris.
The Constitutional stats that 100 GOO uen he'd sen
pob z, d. al CDas permanent camp was about u BE-
established Cl, se 10 the SWieu and German hOGter.
The PARIS PdtT5e gives Tumor ttat TO more r'g.-
mems we're 70 be O.spa ched TO Rome as reeni0re7-
meuts. -
Speeches 10 the Councils General Of the Bias RHO
~ Tououfe of pacific Daturr bad been mace ras2sc-
tivel, hy Mareba's Msgutn aid Mel
The Pans BOoT-e was FIRM, and Rsnies were rather
higher, clos.ng Oh the Jlst ut 6o.l5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
GREAT BRITAIN.

letter flom Capt upg, of the Arctic eu'eer Fox,
a uaidovs;no Aug s. ties tba. tie Eek was On
,ot of ssrtirg for Iceland, aft sue essl1 sur
vty the Faro Ises, for the parP $50 OF Moth At
lobtic tels grap7.
m, tint ttiee rlr I'd in Eoglard on the Amen IAN
- am If Aopos, and the geosrJ impre siou @as
biUtly f.yorabie MIR Geo f. Train, toe pron't4r Of
ne 81 terprs.. gave gsrd br quet al Bikenhead IN
he nor Of tie event snI delivered chs scter'tie go
abesd speech. mr. Train ehor's iisroe ios t-e syS
ON in Iond y. Dublin M -ncheeter, and els where,
were me-t'ug vi b every success
Jke London Times IN leader on the subject OF
Mr. Lmd,av's nilesi TO America reati'e to slipptag
uslt.rs ID ses al objection {, tue appoint nenN ana
bpit of the coun ~ ou Of the hsnos OF he respoo-
gble Ministers at foreign Courts aud p cling 1t IN ne
hands If owl es, ono parcbose by serving tne "oun
IRIS fr uoihinq mlst uEliGllted b;elss for misnan-
spsuent,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
SYRIA.

Ry order of Fad hs 20 indiviiusls convicted of
hny1rg en- part in the late osn beeu hug
snd 10 sodiers shot lie rad compelled 3 900 ilhso-
itants OF Dan ascus to enter the army.
-Four tbvusauo i've hundred Of the soldiers Of the
r euch expedition had dsembsrked ut Beyrout.
THE sppearaD Of foreign troops bad bsea the Gig
ps tor tie manifestation Of i'll feeling between the
CbIi.iisps d, d Mo ms Partial fights had taken
Fbee IL Bey rout> Constautinope lstsrs coutuued 90
exprrss Of general ,rirg against the Christians
vi en- he french l4noed.
hickeI ing details relative to the late con-
time come to band.
At Hssbeys out Of 200 Christians, onlS 400 we're
fund ftma Dirg nearly all womsn and children. The
cDIp.es remained uDbnri,d d. Zoe Seda Sas fall 4
hen, il te upPer-roCns they were piled IL heaps
i've To AK feet high.
Gen. BEAUFORT tie Commander Of the French fjroes
in proclamation rad prohibited the Msronites from
lei eU ing the coufic.
A CoDstautIbople dis stoh says:
"EUtwit staIdoR tie representations Of he Enbl '-
eedora Kuuhid PashR remained Al CoOstautnopls no
I'll tie MARQUIS de Lavsl'te tgio issl-tsd and oh
tantd bis departure in order tina! be might brought
to rial in SYRIA.
"Tte Mussuuap iof abitarts are q sunni threat
etIg attitude. Tie garrison hss been increased, but
the eoldieIs pay is slill III aIrtsrs."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14

BIoEDIs AT JoSEss WooD.-rhe rope walking ex-
bibi,ior Of yesterday afternoon was marvel athouSa
not physical success. The number Of people Gu the
GROUND scarcely exceeded 900. After deiey Of an
hour a1d halt tic hide Freedman ascenoed one OF
the ssss betv cen which the rope anilla, seven
irch,s 10 ciIcu foretoewas susDeDdsd az an esvs-
lion 60 great that il sesSoed to lie az nst the firm insn'
End went through series Of those marve'os Feat a.
whob the world has belo ies breath, tying o1t on MS
back bar gipg oy fis legs ard in swing alta he'd to
The main cord turning Sitbont any Balance
poIs The wind blew 30 hard that the acrobat e)utd
Scsrcely keep bis balance, ID utterly unable 10
u.ase progress forward. He therefore wicked 6aeF-
ssayd over re COURT concluding the performance at
o'clock The sseen5oDs . i'll 10 REPEATED every Ffijay
81 erroOn during The se-son, the mkt TO be week
from to-day. Bondiu viii aoPesr az Niagara t'-m'r
row. He promises, 1t soDe flLore day t. carry Win
bin, Coloord, bis agent, over Jones's Wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LohDoA MONTY MARKET.-A continued Improve
ut N ike welhfr bed caused hrnless D the fnds
tonsol' hd sghy advanced They closed 0u, yany on hs
lsth at t5GtJl 10, money aud account
j. th- dcgln nass the dtmalG Tor mcaey moderate
and TIE genera rate rather under the BAnk mun On toe
sso3 Eichansr dioo employ money abort periods
z & cent
lhs .esy retains Of the Bank Of Ensnd show an increase
Of 8136 5ls IN The .ulion
bsi7g Bro. Go qSo.e Bar Silver st 5ll, Dollars, sa,,
EsSIss Eat u 553i. -
LivEEPooL, Sept IA K.
esfpHu Of set weather has hA5 unayoraba aaeucs
nPeA inc uset which has been qaie 10 ,aA
&c - - OF nen On more especially Of tho lower quaint
henh Ia too huJea tayor. rhs of have been
'y el noinding lfo 70 sp and n so for export
1he ooAieta yesterday lfdsy nAea ia1ludiug
Eiih fair demand.
Iar ui.raus. Orleans M1dlng .....sld
fhr Mobile ....,..,.....r Mobile NJ ng .......ald
"a DP.anda. sid upiands Midd1ag " LOUD
Sob IN port cstrated E, Io8 200 Of which Soss5)
An,il-an.
IkApT AT MAEcHTsTERi u rather more active, pa
lol'Iy f. yarns which aIe Clbs hosuS"r asnuaac
hes,I :. he LIZ tal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
AUSTRIA.

II VISA supposed tla'tts Government would p-om1l
estF tie Eev 1uiCeI form wubca ~s'ti1g for ID o.
vvte tf the Reictfrstn, u DER give a- Emperor tbs
Whole mem Il epob'aosOosy 10 ,tISR tNem.
IliJce N srfth TO Acct isG EN- oass .d9r 10
France had arrived at Ni-Ufs
TIC Ausiriao Government, fearing an staok on We
or wts meet actively "a biuR GO the 'rkr Dnnect-
irR he Neurtisu rai~gse with ia lse Of Ger name,
viicb woulo ena 10 sts 60 tIauspCrG oonsd r@ols
& &c 70 Yer stia ~ t-w day..
Tie Austrian Gdzeifes y:
a, co,dr Y to it'll g-uce received Si7ect from
Wsres " tbs ran o. a. approaching lntersleE De-
tween tts Empsrorr Of Austri8 aud R0-sis aud the
Prp,e R.geIts 81 Prusss gaios more COTS Btruc-, aio
pr,paihu 81 for that eveBt ate u l. SAID oelpE maze
VIFSNA F,idN-It is asseried that ths Nj iders
have sgre. 10 . 90 re toe following fsso uiou ~"
adnp'iol ~ he Majesty, VIZ:
Thai NJ the oteti of tho G IT full stting OF the
r.. bsrath the Preslo ent srcbdnke R'n~r Sn W
ad 10 ihe Ace N ly al sui'eIs5h ieter OF t1e ~
p.rr. IL ills er after howl ated u 81 'cS1ty
Fl bis irtsrti ps give sstaet,5o 70 tie u h4t5
wi,b.e tf the D opi-, re Emperor should promi Q -
sake ilto eegiOas neoerston tn, views espresso 10
tie two IeppIts 81 toe Commit e OF L |eu s-one'
But, wi lie awaiting meas L !eeoncie "a. opPE,r 70
eId.i,i the ui.j riy and mipority OF ms. Clm
nit &c the Emperor VI oider not 20 adlou the pow l.
CEI r.geIerano If the euEire considers t1at ia bis
soyeI g cbp4 ity H. should grant the ga 1e' Il the
P,oyirtial Diet eud Ga ioTehsld tne!r pr else
Eriv eges thu assuri and guAraDt7ei tie aul n
ony o. each province. .
A TO, that the promulesion Of these q ute ou'd
rot H. 6y way pr Judi.e tie rlgh. o. tho ID or !,
ca changes UodiHcai rs Of provedn oessit aid
uity.
he autograph letter should likewise announce the
INN tdIse EIonalgsion If tn Electoral Law hoth
IS rfga,cs tie formation u the Pr)Siuolal Diets aud
the ca ini'iye oons uon Of the enl rg-d Council OF
The Empire.
Tho Ministers hope that euch al autograph letter
would prevent political dtb4tfe il the Re .rath, aud
q lov the Govern neUt 10 ira gully clio tbs Session
with the increased confidence II The country,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
THE SICK AND WOUNDED VOLUNTEERS
y


The following distTtesi' account OF the sanitary
coLdi ion Of the Garbaloan volunteers IN Sol has
been received by one Of the Honorary Sscetaiss OF
the Ladies GaIibaldi Benevolent Association:
"PALAzzoREALE, Messna, Aug. II, 1860.
"In the absence Of the General, was ked to viait
The bos1 itas of helazzo and Bar eona vito the view
Of introducing soue improvements mo the adn'nStra
ton OF the sanitary Department. j nave suggested
some improvements there An extract OF my report
~ m. & cretsry Of War have gwen u TIE LoEcet
ana have alsO jmplOred the editor OF That Journa 10
,i.ad m. cause OF the poor wounotd patriots Alter
i,V ~ nm frou Nj, sZzO End very uieancnoy stae
~ The arm; ~ 600 aIationsd al Faro are worn out
viii fatigue "a huDger and deoili a]d witn ever
re bogpiraL are roNded there are JOO men In tns
bosnals here without po sheet Tlth1uta snlrt
vi h0ut everything. ASH your Ladl-s Commill7et 70
,ollsef sbrts towels, shees fuTNcA lhsTumehS',
anime circhona powder and pto As, or lnese poor
IIovs all be dscimsysd. Send tDem direct 70 m's-
ma "a be care of the English Consul ~isn very
Tnch 10 i0in Garibadi room st possible, Dt Snal!
not leave this uutl have gained an ambulance 10
emo with The emergencies Of the campaign AZ least
mali erdeavor 10 do 20. glad - hear that you
Rave saDt come money 70 Madlme Mario, and also
nm boyes which we expect with inpatieoce. Iuat
efforts on behalf Of these poor, brave fellows
,hi1k evoua praise. She IL very eucrgec, runs from
Earcelona 10 Faro like lightning, add works very
lard / a1n sure that everything that Is good mast
cToe from ngia Providence has pIacs INA Island
"a H. ht In rbe midst OF the darkness oil Europe All
the lht sbd ruth nust proceed from thenoe-iu the
tfals for the regeneration OF our T6ee NUT Commence
with Great Britain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
A Naples dispatch Of the Both Angus, says
AFFAIRS IN SICILY.

Correspondence CT LIE lsono9n news
NAPLES Aug. 81, 1860.
Revolution and civil war are no lot ger fear, bus
orjevous fact. The Government yesterday p'acsrded
The CRY 18th deias Of the events In Cad5r1a, III an
aver 20 the exsggtTaons of Ii coOfesses re-
pulse bat hopes ground by new and better
osltioBs The ROyssts BEHAVE, believe 10 the same
sIiect manner as they old in Sics, AID one see The
difference between who have been tsuRht TO hight
for money and those who fight for pri c'pe. On
Thursday night the Sd and 10 OF the co .~eurs left
for Salefno, a compsDied by artillery. Of Bs ilicat'
no fuller notice than what | have already
yivep Won. rhoee who have just arrived from
that Province say that tie insnrrecton 4s assumed
large portions that the best sTsteglo points Of tue
ryipce are occupied, that eveTy hing had been pro-
ioed for and that il will take much 70 subdue the To-
sntct on The struggle has begun, incIe 10 rec
and NAV God give It happy termination. Lsst nls91
he Am aud 9Th Rifles and $50 cavalry left by The
French stssmsr the Mes sgeries as also % nnes al
cornmt nded by Gen. Rivera. Pi4ne'h, Minister OF
War. and two other generals aso left yes'ardAy; al
together four steamers left laden with troops. the
King osve seven horses from his own stables. what
tte IL of the cOpnercial world ~ s evlden. ron
the fact that the Five per Cents have fallen 70 VT
v heress no great interval OF time has passed Since
they were at lilo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
KOsSUTH IL ITALY.

Correspondence Of u London 1tnes
BELLAGIo, LAGo DI Conc, Aug &c
The teegDm has doubtless this inlor ned you Of
The unexpected arrival of Kossuh at this .ce. lie
can g in by ihe steamer ye-teIdsy atteTnOoo, at ~
o'clock from Colico, and to,k uo his abode az the
Hot, de L. CIR nde Braiat NJ the shore Of he Like
mid@ay bet Co.i;o n Como. At u o'clock she
haUl 81 d he adj iceDt gardens were illuminated and
bel fires also iighttd the rhore, which were
qui,kly responded 70 by number Of similar bei3ons
AZ several points along The ong mountain rang1s Of tle
OH ose sioe Of the lake. The population Of Belligio
IL bat smal yet tcIey irhabitant could haze been
ab.en fIom ,De spot when the Hungarian beraor mad
taksn up his hbcde.
The ent usissm o. the people was very great aud 81
each dis harb of csInCr Their crs Of ViUG Iolia
" Viva Ungheria % . PiTa FFcncia :" and thoayh
ss not is,,st . P,rG iEgh,leyTa :" sg loud add
BOisy tie mort vehement pttrlob eou desire. Ids
town bar d. sstug Of nearly Al mna!c'ans ssmblef
under the widow Of tbs hoe and played several airs
iih prscfion, the most popular Of which SCENE
TO be tbs Hungarian March, after the perioT nan e Oh
which esuih a, p-srtd az window, aud DO ~ed seY-
eral times 70 the TOpu4ce Viii act the sgua for
renewed yocferstion. A. 'out ~ O'Clock the rowd
dispers d. and The lights Of the hotel were so py eXtin
gush,d. BY singular coincidence Pfincs Ab'echt OF
PruttG arrived ifOu COhro y ZOE came steamboat III
which Koesu'h lad embarked ADD proceeded a. zee
10 bis elegant villa oppoie @ Be lagio fr1m which
he had beeD at ser foI two years al Ca ds Saturday
was alrO / birthday Of The sOl Of the marq1s
d Azel 10, ID ppiue 70 whom many Of the Was
were brilliafu inUmiuai along the shores OF 'is
bhe The fleets of which, under loosely Italian * y
With bright-FhuiDR noon, were most fairy lse AZ
ar eay hour this IBOrbir the town baud took boat
sld az they approached the Hotel dc Ia Grade Bro
tame sertlhceo Kossntb who again appeared and 40
know leoget the compliment offer TO h'm. TIE move
mens Of this rfmaI kabe man are 90 present unkno"n
bu. the general imLrs here appears 70 DO tnat ne -
about 10 take part IN the OF hboraiion "a AZ
vi ich Olbng DO popular in This part OF tay,
Ii ihc sigos OF enthusiasm everywhere apparent 1
aken as genuine The hatred against austria a. ~
evtnt s most unmisiakabe. The ffincers i'eu-'a -
i nj the Hotel Gethzzin which i adj cent 70
RtauIh's hotel Tbs fair Russian seemed 10 be hueu
ntrrest. 1T ko4suth's recephou and ~ Boon ~ ,'
sertnhde 81 tbs morning began appeared on INC pe"o-
dcre q The hote!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
the following:

1t will be perceived at the fret glance oser THE table,
tba' with the e. option Of 1850 which " very
healthy somtDeI) there has lot been q season When
the De she few they have be~u 10 the r7t
part Of the present SOmWsr for although 10 1897 the
O. See 10 70 tie ;ls July Only acbed l54J, the deatbs
" ere then IS more than they have been III lS6O-aud
the exoes IN cases the year over 1857, which nlunt
10 81 usy be estl nated III propornoU tue increase
Of sut jcs," as the has not been Summer seisou
for pAty yesIs WIN the shipping in port ddriug the
notthr OF June and July has beeu 50 large.
This sts'ep ent further TO c1rrobora'e Our as
serpoDs OF Juus sno July, that the health Of the
civ spd uot of Havana was remark aJls good for the
sessop aid thai the g0mto wss tar FROM being epi-
IL uic
The totsl nuu Der Of eases and deaths dnriuR the
t.rlna n nrtts of the lat AZ YeaIs were folio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14

Tag Twenty .sEcosD WARD observation-disclosures
scbruer on Thursday belc ano oques az tbs twenty
sseono Ward ation-fI ouss upOo the body OF James
Farrell who WIS fatally stabbed on Monday night az
the corner Of Foretl steei ADD Teuth avenue, while
IN 8 fight with John fitzpatrick, and died almost I'm
Ineoiaiely.
slsued b. kusw snything o. inp0aace II rsgs' tne
sBsa He ssed In evidence follow About u oetoot ~
nis nv father hzat with d-ce1sec brau
fstbs oecoessd hsbt Ion, dec s"d AS atslE =.
ty5k At the tine aid ssid Hold ~ az Pot OF gD'
hsdp hs boots be 9 ny lh
rosnsSoeS sqoa6s him 90 not Enog ~ho stnch w
Est l4oN pretty DARK ttsy 70. gn about Two .t
tao other rear bl I1sy ~
va nts ERE one tired n gst my ia"-i s~dy
Il a. 6gi beKan sts the 6gt TOOK fstnsr over 20 on
Soo H. 80 blood "a and my sleeve
Old not s aIy N biz hand AZ the tsd1e u l- s %
aeswsgd s.W biz have outcAikuoi soon asr tne hsh u
s1bei IT1Sy rpdug IN Ninth nsar Fo 18th street
tstthed thsi the uight o. ths Usiaef -
H. boie = h witness bed Asd wanted % oe 10 10 ~
cov.Ted with blood and h vas dfOnA
al itness oald sdut him 70 lett aud "l1ne' mas no.
seen biG siLce.
Drs. Boutou and wel.js made PoSt-mortem exam
nation Of the body and found five wounds each A'oa'
three inches deep in the chest Thee "as then SUB
pitttd 10 tho Jory, who rendered VERDICT o. osa'n
from beuorIhage, from wounds Inflicted BY John t1-
psiri-k."
Upon the rendition Of tbs verdict, warrant iof sne
arrest Of Fiizpatrck was issuse by the Coroner DS
ceased was naive of ireland, q years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
ITALY.

Nothing of moment had occurred n C4ls9ria aud
the repor ed flight Of the King from Naples had not
been confirmed.
Was reported that the Count Of Syrseuse, uncle to
rbe King Of Naples, had written letter 10 the King,
recommsr ding him to Foid nssess efuson OF blood,
and 70 fellow the example Of this Duchess Of Pirms
Col De Flostte, the epch Republican and Que OF
Gaibalos officers was kiIl-d ia the engage neot be
fore Reggie GaIibsldi ordered splendid obssquiss In
his honor.
IL vas reported thst several Of the Neaool an Min
lit rs bad declared they would fsht against their
couDlryneo, ana if general rising took place, would
give it 10 opposition.
A Naples dispatch Of the Both August says
"Trar unilliiy prevail In the city. The King held
review Il sone r. Ra ents winch have been sent to
Castellamsre. The e pect military demo atJn 10
fsyOr Of annexation to Piedmont hae been adj arned
GaIiha di bss left CalahTa btt ia not kno VI m what
direction be bar gore DE i've events s'e expected 10
take Lace shortly Baron B',nior aas obtained The
satisfaction " bich be demanded"
4 report was current that Gen Btgsnt had beso
shot at MoDlsoDe by the soldiers of his wn regiment
A statement was RAoat that Gartbel1i entered
Monie one on the 9Th August, and that he had sue
ceeced in Transporting his whole army to the main
lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
SWITZERLAND.

II IL stated that the Fed raj Coun H. hsvin hecn
roi,ihd 10y lhe Ffsnoh Government to sspd iepnts-
tOp 10 Tbopon greet tie Emperor, replied tha thsrs
wac 10 o,cssioD for sny su n step.
Kossuth bad arrived at BE lagio on the Lake ~
Como. He was re .eived Win great enIhusiasm. Ha
intsLded movements were unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or The ASIA
The NeapOlilan Ministry in Favor
Of Garibaldi.
ctRIBsLDrS ARMY SAID TO BIZ ON TIE
MAINLAND.
EXECUTIONS IN SYRIA.

The s'eapsbip Afs. f'oU Liverpool, at 10 a. ta on
the LIST AID Queenstown the event of the ID lost
airiyeo ct Tins port st on Thursday HerGdvicss
have been in part al icip ted by PREVIOUS arrisSa
The Jurs il adve'tsea 10 take the place OF the
Capacisn, Having Liverpool for QaeSeo on toe Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
THE LATEST.
BIZ Teleprapk 10 Queenstown.

LIVERPOOL, Sept, 9, 1860.
DAMASCUS Avg. 90 lUfic az This morniug, lb1
peIs n plie ted ID tie late seuer-s aod on ~n}m
ence Of attn bad been passt d. were executed %
II the condemned were hanged 10 tn ,st p)pi-
Ions lar q tie ci = sid 10 of the local pol were
sho ia be sQnsTe. Their eGscu ion ha' struck tadro'
into the Iuhsb snis OF he city which TenAt Ell trdh-
qu. Tee Ortow tGCse eOode Gnfd 10 hard labor ana
Dee non will be sent under strong escor 10 b-yoot
where e will be Immediately emb arked for Co-sa an
tioople.
Amoi the PERSONA banged were brothers, sons aud
pai EMS vi The fret Il the 'ouItry. No attention
as lao to their rank or digit ity. Tomorrow al tue
pipciyal Iariies c,mproni ed viii b. arrested tried
81 punished. The trial Of ex Governor Ahemud
Agh,a a. other tticeIs l. proceeding before Coun
q of War. The seDt pcet will b. eDfotcsd TN nedi
stely afi, they are pronounced The guilty persons
no esrsDd arsr The uassaere, will be tried ~ out
lava They VII Undergo their penalties as soon ~
tbty aye ss ed.
The srmy Of the Sultan acts With the moot rigorous
diss plls ard in ptrect 10y airy. The arm OF josce
triuD ant. Perfect tIaJqui lily reigos 10 all tue
borders Of syria. Order is reetablished at Said aud
lie q viruns.
PERuUIA. aug l3-Gen. LauoIice-e, in an order
Ct tie day hss df ctsc his troops % puI de- ans - va
which the approach of the enemy should rse IN To-
su1ection.
Tie Times City Arti.le, dated Friday evening
ssys The bett>. pr-s.ees Of weather az tia In
pared mue-s 10 the fund, aud they have 81 ssd to-
oaY vi coed appearance ut an improvement Of l.
furiber fax Of god ID the bank having also
uibut,d 70 the upward tuDdsDcy.
FyOE IAs Duay Ns,E. CRY Aytels
MOsDAY ETEsISG
Stock markets have quietly espondel 10 lhe iu-
prov emeUt IN the webtber. Funds To-Day have rissn
lal per cent and there in ireas d iuqniry II
,eCui lev CobuIued purchases OF golf by toe Il Ank
The al senee Of sirhgeucy 10 the mouey market an 1
The anticipation Of a fayorat btok retusp, were
an eng n q INN. date features 10 op-r .tioa.
The discount mAIsgt may be considered slightly
osier but trsI ssctIohs thai take place below the k
minimum are coIlned 70 the bet snort paper. Bda-
Etee al The Bank TO-DAY Wac quiet.
COMMERCIAL
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ?, 1860.
The Europa has arrived here
CorIos steady; sales yts'e'day, 1000 bales, of
whlrh 600 were taken by spectators and expor.ers
BHEADsTuFFs quiet and steady.
Provisions duh.
LoEDOS, Saturday Evening
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14
SPAIN.

Cfolera was prevailing TO a serious extent in SPAN
At Malaga coo persona were attacked ia day aud
20 of them died.
Mtorid dispatch ssys that the Emperor of the
F,eLcb on lie rt turn from geri, ., Will 1t ut BIrco
Iona. whey be wishes to have lntsrgew with tae
Queen of Spain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14

From Jaeuary July, the cases and deaths were
tee, in pTotoon thau any o'ber year IN the sgerr'
p.te it WAS he worst % tea that have 20,
as there we're no ess than 040 csses AID OlS deaths,
OF which in August and S-Otenber alone tue cA'.s
were 1893 ava deaf 2}7, uaklGg the deaths IN
tbose two optbs Al more than they were during the
whole year OF 1872 -, A.,
The average of deaths fro 'nnary 70 July THIS
wear shows a frac.iun over ~ per cent whi'5 te
ms wears have shown the iOllJwing proc ftloos;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-14

Gov. Morgan sr,iye6 in the city yesterday ana Is
stopping ~ TIE Metropolitan Hotel.