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ST.. JOINS, Sept. ls.-The Earl OF Granville
has gone to Madrid on mission, IL is szid, r.la-
tive 20 the slave trade
One account from Naples says: A battle WA
considered imminenl between Garibaldi and the
hCyai Army. The latter occupied stroag uosi-
ton, and In case Of defeat would retire "a 1,.st.
The Queen Of Spain has offered the KIM NJ
Naples refuge In Spain, and he has accepted
the offer. -
The brigsde Of Caldarell is reported 10 have
gone over to the Gauge Of GaribaIdi
IL is rumored that Count Cavour sent a no.e n,
come, stating that Piedmont would occupy the
Marches IL the Political troops crossed the Roman
frontiers ~
Ii 10 reported that Count Metternich A about a,
become The Austrian Minister Of Foreign fairs
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TsrCoNp rcu I
Later from Havana and H.nd.r.,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept IL The steamship Star
arrived here Il -
Sugar was duli, al X reals for No. IL
The Spanish war steamer Dssis arrived az
havana from Omoa on the 9th, and Tr,lxillo on
the 9TH inst. She reports that tie Brifish u,r
Steamer lcarus, with a transport aud to ps under
command OF Alvarez, proceeded 10 the kioN egro
where w alker army was encamped. The boa N
OF the learns proceeded mp the river and captured
Walker with seventy OF his men, all OF whom
Were taken TO Truxillo and delivered to the au-
thorities Of Honduras
walkers men were very destitute, and many OF
them being sick Were PERMITTED 10 return 10 ,hs
United States ON the condition Of never again en-
gaging In an expedition against Central Americs. .
General Walker and Col Kudler are 70 D. shot
The Guatamala expedition arrived from Omoa
shortly after the capture Of the nlIbusters
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THE LATEST NEWS
Z e L. K g RAPHIC.
The New Mexsesu Mai.

lsDKrENDEscE, sept B.-Tbe New M.xic..
Mail; with dates 10 me ID ipss arrived here tsIs
evening. -s.5 ...E.t -
A Convention Of the people Of New Mexico mar
at Santa Fe on the 9Th ult for the purpoee a.
making arrangements for the protection Of Their
lives and property from the rsvages Of the Nsv,io
and otter Indians. They resolved 10 raiss i. Ge
volunteers and asked the Governor 10 receive them
but he would not. They then passed resolutions
that, owing 20 private quzrrels between ofheers Of
me regular army. no dependence could be placed
on the and that the regular troops In the territory
are not sn fhcient for It's protection.
lney determined 10 take their defence into their
wv, LANDS, and call for for one hundred mounted
IT, rom each county wss made. Maurice Chsvis
sPPoIhted Colonel Of the regiment. and 10
* I 70 open the campaign on the 10Th inst
40 sunuefoy has ordered a cam psign against
~ TN ~, 70 move In three spa ate Columns,
On The sth inst band OF Kiov.s nnnhe,,,g
eleven, with katansk, their chief went "a arr
sons Ranch, on Cow Creek, and Igrr.S yife
Mr. Peacock, the proprietor, TO come N y, Az "a
Iawnee fork and make treaty with the n MID
states officers. True 20 their promi,. tie, -
and induced Mr. Peacock 70 20 out ara 49,
through spy-glass at (as they reprpsenteS . -.
pany OF soldiers q distance on Wbils Al.
Peacock was in the act Of looking they shot hs,n
through the head, and also through the lc.a.-
killing him instantly. They then shot Mr. Mve,,
his clerk, but did not TN him al once
he retfealed 10 room where there was ,iek
an, and warned him Of what was going on He
then sank down and died. The sick man was
armed with two revolvers, which the Indtsns
being appTised Of, did not modest him They
loaded eleven ponies with goods, and left
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DreadiaI s,srm-Le,. Of Life and Pr.,.r,,.


NKw ORLEANS. Sept ia furious x L. &C.
CURED on Saturday, clusIng great destr stiop 81
property. Nearly every house a the IAzs was
carried away, and several lives Were In Ind
Ing Capt kennev, the pilot Of the New Work .,d
Havana steamship Company
The steamer Galveston, sh ps Galena ana shef
Held, brig West India, and schooner Teuc.y
bound ont, Were all blown ashore az the psss.s
Several tow boats are lying high and dry
Mllneourg, the terminus Of the Pontrhsrt-sIn
Railway, was submerged and the wharves dam
aged
IL Is reported that all the whnrves and bathing
hohses on the lake shore between New OrIrr NJ
and Mobile have been sw eot AWAY
Ths iowa Of Biloxi, Mississippi IN I'm ruinsy
-At Mobile the storm was also severely felt All
the wharves and the lower portion Of the CITY were
submerged. During the gale Pomeroy a Mar
shall's lime warehouse was burned and several
steamers were blown asIore - =
The loss al Mobile by the Ore and storm in about
half million - :
lsTCoND DISPATCH
AUGUSTA. sep 10 The t~le graph linz soufh M
this place has been down az one noiut ar another
Tor several days past. The mail brfnes Mobile
papers OF Sunday, which report a terrible st,rm
o. Saturday, doing immense damage The
jured. The water flooded the whsrvrs arS a.
walks half way between Yater and Royal tire I,
The walls OF several warehouses and Other I'M IA :
ings were undermined and fell, des.rcyinV 90 zoo
sacks alone, besides vast amounts Of other srtcles
A IRE broke cut in Goodman's WAREHOUSE bu,n
ing 3.UOO bales OF cotton. In Poreroy aud Mar
shalls warehouse. the lime ignited and burned
VIII IMMUNITY by being inaccessible 10 the fire.
men.
Great damage, 10 is feared, is done 10 vessels On
the coast. The estimated loss in the city. as far
es known, Is about S5pOIOO 20
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Grand Leds Inde pendent O rder oda Rel,ax.

NASHVILLE, Sept lS.-The Grand Lodge Of the
ni,ed States independent Order Odd Feilo~s I'M
session here, elected X. B. BOyston, Of South Car
olina, Grand Sire; NJ Herndon. OF Indiana. Den
uty Grand Sire; James l.. Ridglsy, of Marylsnd-
Grand Secretary; and Joshua Vsnnnt, Of Mary.
land, Grand Treasurer
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Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE brig Hone has
arrived from Vera az, with siatss 10 Ihe "a inf
She brings so 90 in specie
The British mail steamer sailed for Havana
with 81 600 900 in specie.
Tue United states steamer Pocahoutas arrived
on the 2d inst.
The Liberals, Il OO0 strong, were march inR ON
tne capital, where AiramOn had only 1900 men
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BaItinsrs markss.y

BALrNoRs, Sept. ~ Flour w y daIl and
he1vv; no sales. Wheat duh and hesyx xed ~ d
asl IS; white 81 30ai 90. Corn dun ~ IoXer.
white 05a67c; yellow 66.6sc. Provision. 6,If
and unchanged; bacon sides 1aaIak: mes.-oorS
sls75; prime SIS, Coffee firm: Rio I4aIsc; - r
100 bags Whisky dull al 23xc.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DIR; Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
m me- a Remedies put up expressly for family
IN cases, containing. % walls, from 81 10 81
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
retail agents w: A. Fitzgerald, $50 north r street;
also by r b. w inter, corner of Massachusetts ave
nue. and sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Hasei for internal and external iniismmations OF
oil kinds. Sold as above. maqly
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BOARDING.

ROARD-A fine Front Room, with Board, in a
- delightful locality, may be obtained BY gfnfIe-
man and lady, or two gentlemen, by cal ing at No.
443 street between 9th and 10th SITS. se list
IA NINTH STREET.-Persons returning To
1.(c the city from their summer resorts will fnd
vacant several desirable rooms, having the conve
nlences of gas, water. and bathing closets at q 81
Ninth St, one door south Of r; suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boarders ac-
comaodated on moderate terms se5sw
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The Seventh cengre..lon.I D,,,r,e, Of p,

ALLENTOWN, Sept 1.-THE democratic con-
vention of Lehigh county m 4 here on Saturday.
and instructed It's eonferees TO favor the nomins-
ton Of DIR. Thomas Cooper (Breckinridge) for
congress from the Seventh district composed OF
Bucks and Lehigh counties -
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HoLIow.y,s PrrJs

Acidtfy Of the Stomdeh.-These medicines are a
most powerful antacd remedy for the correction Of
gil those aciditles, whether induced by debility
from lat substances in the stomach, impaired by
excess the torpid functions are stimulated the
blood cleansed, and the secretions Of the bile and
liver purified. Sold byall Drus sists at 25c g. and
81 per COX. se II-Iw '
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The Prince Of =, ME.

CLIFTON, Sept IL - The Prince visited the
American side and Goat Island TO-DAY In ,hs
morning he win visit Ques n.tJwn, ana Law the
cornerstone Of the obelisk {, be erected 4, the
memory Of Brock. and in the sftt rnoon will 90 to
Hamilton, Canada w est -.
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EiOaucinI

NEW YoRK, Sept f9-stocks are 10 yer: Chi.
cigo tsnd Rock lslaad so Illinois crutrsI SHARE
York Central s5k; Reading TX: Bndson n I've,
II ii. 6IS; No. 6s 7ex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

Physician, has Soothfrs Syrup for CAfidsn Tseth-
arg, which greatly facilitates the process OF teethins
will SHAY all pain. and is sure To regulate the
bowels. Depend upon IL, mothers, il will give rest
20 yourselves, and relief and health To your lnsnts
Perfectly safs In ali osses. See advertisement 10
enotIer cotumn 90 lily i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

the Oldest and best remedy known for extermi'st-
ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs, Ants
den Insects.
~ Principal Depot. 6I2 Broadway, NY.
Sold by III Druggists everywhere. ma is-sm
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NV Ha.k Nfnrksts

NV YORK. Sept 70 Flour has declined q,
&c State IS 20a5 2S Ohio IS 60as IS; sout berp
as S0a6 10. " heat &c lover Corn adv. m,,-a
tea 6kc. Provs onI dull. whisky sseady a3c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19
Anniversary Of the Set,,emsnt .fm.,a,

BosroN, sept. l7.-Salutes we've Ard IA
runs Al sunrise, noon snd sunset t5,day
men, ., D Q, the 2'O'h anniversary Of
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DlLOrS NOTICE. Al CAPTAINS and
y owners OF Vessels, bound "a the D sirlc. an
~ Coiambia, Ioiee is hereby EIven. thai ~
ueorge isiSld AZ the mouth of q! Mar, q river,
ana near finey tint, and that 70 IS nat n cessary
70 taks sifsinis Pilots from the oegf, hen the
vessel 4, bolad TO Georeetowa or wa ilngton city,
as maIJisnd fllots can be foeui oiai fea<t equal
skill aat RELIABILITY. az III ot2Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

NoTIcE-Dsiict OF Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted IN the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

FEVER AMP AsuE is. a terrible disease OF call
hrtt Manifestations, the most unrel 'nting In it's
progress, and the most defiant of medical skill,
Fever aaa Ague Is more destructive Of life than
CONSUMPTION, because il is moro easily induced,
and therefore more prevalent Ii marks its victims
Tor the grave like an executioners bond. DAY by
DAY the sufferer grows weaker and wea kerr and each
hour does he fear strong consciousness of ap-
proaehing the tomb. We have said that the disease
Is one OF those which has nearly always de6ed medI
cal selenoe-a few cases oncs and 8 while having
been cured and reported. We recommend DR., J.,
Hosfeftrs Stonideh Biiters to suffering humanity
generally, as . sure and speedy specific
where. "a 10 aost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

Arrival Of the stsreshtp Release.
BosTos, Sept. IL The United States rsoresbtn
Release, Commander G. w Ha 20. last from
Apinwall, hss arrived here.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening, September 18Th. at Israel
Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. WILLIAM
II. BROW TO Miss EDINB0ROUGH ELKINS
both OF this city.
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CArrunK-Yesterday afternoon Mr. NJ Nc Dew
W. entered the once Of Justice Donn, and said he
had received information from Baltimore that
MI X hainey had been robbed Of some clothing
by Frenchman, a boarder ut his house, who had
decamped without paying his bill And. said
MT McD the man has just pessed the door !"
onicer Yeatman started ont, and in moment
returned with the man. He gave his name as
Robier, admitted his Indebtedness, but denied
s'eailng tne clothing He finally admitted that
officer. The garments Were Of no considerable
value dispatch was sent to Mr. Rainey, In
forming MIN Of The arrest and Robier was cone
mitted for further hearing
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BARRV's TRrcopuypous

BARRT's TRIcoPHgROUs
the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
tlfying, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving aud Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', Try 1t. Sold BY ali Drug
Elsts ano ferInmers ar u em,
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MADAME MORsiCE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
w GisT AND DoCTREss, jast from EgYcp,.-I< IL
highly glted and inteli gent lady can be coDsul,sd
on ths Past, Present and Future Events Cal at
Washington. lie 10 Sm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

THE Union party Of Alexandria hold another
grand mass meeting In the second Ward, To-
night. Speeches viii be made by J Edward
Nesag, Esq., of LeYdoua county, Va, and others,
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DIED,

In this city, on the 18th instant, Mrs MARY
ASHTON FITZGERALD, formerly of Maslachu.
sets, IN the 9lst year Of her age.
On the 18th instant, JOSEPH V WEBER, in
thc $50 year OF tIs ages rative of Germany, ard
for the last % years n citizen of WASHINGTON : :.
His funeral will take place to morrow afternoon,
a. o'clock. from his late residence, on ID ST. cot
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| Union FREwoOO MIELs,

" tCokNKk Urn II. AND CANAL.
The undersigned 81 re. peetfsll, ssVits The at
.ent On % Our custom and the pubc gererally
70 The isct thst we have Rfioai 5.fe TONS Of
tOAl., OF sl 3 mes sad OF the very best quality.
the vessels : - -
mS- We are also mxnulsctunng HICKORY.
OAK aud PINE WOOD, all ieng th2 and sizes
II y All ORDERS al cd with dispatch.
IL Office carn,r 7th street AID Canal.
50 eOlot MckNEw a NARROW, Pro,rs
Icn NOVELTY MILLS FLOOR
fUU RBl.S. OF this superior Lrand OF amilx "a
Ext.a Flour rsceivsir tbs SsS For sac an lots 10
ses corner Of rvelf1 and ats.
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CosrRAcT AwARpED,-To the firm Of Messrs
Warder Stewart, Of this city, has been award
ed the contract for furnishing the US, Pension
Once with wood and coal during the ensuing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

IL Though The sTaR Do printed on the fastest
ream pres In use south ef Baltimore, It's edition
Is large as to require II to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL o'clock m; otherwise they NAV
no; appear until the next day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

IL You want to have good time this evening,
and improve the state of your health aud spirits at
least hundred per cent. by hearty laugh, just
drop In at Odd Fellows' Han, and see and hear
the Wood Minstrels. You can hardly improve
your time 10 better advantage - = -.
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Magruder's msjority..........2i2

CoRoNKR's VRRpIer.-Coroner w God ward sum-
moned a jury yesterday TO inquire how new. born
white male infant, which we spoke Of Yesterday
Is having been found lot on q between sixth
and Seventh Streets south, came to Its death. The
jury returned a verdict of death from neglect and
exposure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

ERRAruM "A correspondent informs us that
we were In error day or two since In stating that
at the mayoralty election In 1856 DR.. Magrudrr
carried the Second w ard by - majority and says
that the vote at that election was ~ follows:
Magruder.. .......................5 $50
Hill 333
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

WYMAN is holding forth at Liberty Hall, Alex
andria, to OVERLOOKING houses On Monday night
the crowd was so great that many were com PEELED
to go away without gaining admission, and last
night, Notwithstanding the rain, the large hall
was crowded in every part. This afternoon he
amuses the little folks and tonight he holds forth
for the last time in this city, as we were informed
by "Tommy' last evening that tomorrow night
he opens In Charlottesville. To these who want
to see fun we say emphatically go and see wy
man, rain or shine, and go early II you want 10
get a seat -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

Dos'r PoReKr the cotillon party TO be given by
TIE Mount Clare Club, at Stott's Hall, On next
faesdsy evening. See advertisement for further
particulars. Iisr. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

CoNsKcRATIcN. = Grace Church (Episcopal)
Island, Rev pr Holmead, pastor. will be con-
secrsted by Bishop Whittlngham tomorrow
morning At 10 O'Clock. The services viii be Of
peculiarly interesting character -
REV. Mr.. MccAuLLy.-Upon inquiry as 10 the
condition Of the esteemed pastor OF " esIey Chapel
this morning we aseertained that last mig lat hts
symptoms Were favorable, and this morning his
friends have hopes Of his recovery
DoN'r ronsEr the cotillon party 70 be given by
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LOST AND FOUND.

e = REWARD-Straye cd or stolen on "Wednesday
ID the 18th inst, "a large red buffalo Cow .oeoSe
with white face, a little white on her hack XGk~
and white underneath. There is a mark or
scratch on the right hind quarter forming nearly a
stralg ht line, which only dscernabe on close Oh
servation. The above reward will be paid for her
return to me, or for sDy in formation that NAV lead
| TO her recovery. JOHN McNERHANT,
Sc 49, Corner Oh and Z streets north
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TO THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Madam
SO well known as the most Successful ex
palmer of the Past, Present aud Future eve: in
w ashlhston, continues to be consulted weekly by
zen from them: Her consultation fee, TO both gem
her house, on the south side OF assschusetis av :
between 18th and 18th sts.-the only house there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

DisSRAcEFuL SCENE AT COLoRRD FUNERAL
On sunday afternoon last most disgracef,il scene
was eaacted In trout OF a colored church on the
isand; which demonstrates TO the full, the
uttef wofthiessness OF our model police - col
ored fanernl took place at the church above indi
Gated, snd after the family Of the deceased person
nad gof ont Of their carriage to enter the church.
four drnnken Young irishmen came up and en-.
deavoIea 70 compel the the colored driver OF the
hack 10 take them OF for a drive. He refused ard
they enieayored to force an entrance, and In the
struggle the driver struck one Of the yaVabends
Arrow ensured which drew together crowd Of
the drunken fellows who had created II, In their
frenzy, seized upon an Innocent eoiored man who
had not pted at all in the prooeed ngs and
beat him most numerically with their fists and
feet, ana with stones, and slung-shots lThe ROW,
continued for sometime, aud excited 90 tue hiVh
est pitch an entire neighborhood, and vet not a
policeman was TO be found, nor was an arrest
"a. adj,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-19

L. situated IN miles north OF Soldiers Home and
miles from w ashington city, being n part of Chi
the ba;ance Is heavily timbered, with p sering o
never failing water. Young orchard Of psaches On,
STAND No. All Center Ma ket, OF Mira M0RTI
MEs Or on the place 70 IA. MORTIMER.
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PERSONAL.

S1O0 REWARD.-Ran away from the
p lOO scrIber, living near Glymont ~.
Charles county, Md on Sunday, the l6te IN Cal
slant, NEGRO BOY ISAAC NELSON, n
aged a. out l8 yC ars, about feet inches in -
height; light copper color; verv fml. suit OFF,.
hair; has a scar on his upper lip; clothing no,
of said negro IN Char les county or Siu0 M tax, N
elsewhere; IN eth case he must he delivered u
me or secured in jail so that get him again.
Sc l9-lw SAM'L II. cox,
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lTOR RENT-ROOMS Nos. 2, "a, S, 6. II.
y Il, Is, Ii, IL Is, ~ and %, in The new Il We,
story brown stone building corner 9Th street Uest
and Pa. avenue, known as .tWashingtun Build
ing" They are we'll adapted for Offices having
gas, water, &c. For terms apply at our Store, No.
4Q1 Ia avenue, or to John II. Semmes Il Co No.
523 9th street west, corner Louisiana av
Sc l3-2awlm MURRAY a. SEMMES
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY mas niliceni
"A FARM for sale or exohange tor city property
containing "a acres, half mile from Fairfax sta
ton, Orange and Alexandra Railroad. II ls undo
z hikh state Of cultivation. well watered, good
on G. w. BRAY 4 CO., at their JewelTy Store,
Sit seventh street. 1sg - A. - u. Sc s. imr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-02
H.V. johnson Threatens DisuniOu.

Secession is so bred in the bone of the
Douglas candidate for the Vice Presidency,
that it will not down even at the bidding Of
the Little Giant. 1t must have voice, and
we find at Indianapolis, that Mr.. johnson, in
his illusions to slavery and the probable elec
ton of Lincoln, virtually contradicted Mr..
Douglas. Mr.. johnson asked
"When is this agitation to cease? Are we
of the South to be perpetually outraged by
this interference in our affairs? If the Black
Republican party perseveres, do you expect
we can stand it always? Can you expect US
to be satisfied with the election of Northern
sectional candidate? I stand in the centre ot
an anti-savery audience, and l love the
Union too, but tell ycu, there must be for
bearance and mutual confidence between the
people ofthe North and South, or you cannot
preserve this Union. l would let my tongue
be palsied before / would surrender one jOt
or title of the rights of the South. We must
look toit you must begin with your con-
tables, and go up to your chief magistracy,
and plant.yO foot oneyery mans neck who
dares to say he will interfere with slavery
anywhere"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-02

Imporrnnr from Italy.

The Glasgow brings late and important in
telligence from Italy. The news in brief is
that the sardinians have taken Perugia and
Spoleto. The previous intelligence was that
about Is, 900 Papal troops had been stationed
at Perugia and Marcerata to defend Umbria
and the Marches, and that Cen Lamoriciere
had formed a third camp at Spoleto.- Gen.
Lamoriciere had concentrated the Papal
troops proper, 5000 strong, at the distant
seaport OF Ancona, the most strongly forti-
fed place in the Pontifcal States, and CON-
nanded the force in person 1t is reported
by the Glasgow that Gen. l. has been beaten,
which is not improbable, as by the previous
advices it was stated that the Piedmontese
forces were rapidly marching to attack Gen.
Lamoriciere1 and an immediate engagement
was anticipated.
It was reported tbat Napoleon had been
fred upon by an insane man at Toulon. and
that his aim was arrested by a bystander