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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
ITALY.

On the 9th the Sandman hotilla cannonaded the
Royahsts near Gaeta. The French Admiral dispatched
trgate to stop the firing Admiral PersanO retired
and returned to Naples expressing regret at the con-
duct of the French.
Austria put the three following questions to Russia:
VIII your Government recognize the facts which
have been, OF may be- accom- lisled in Italy
Should Austria be attacked by Sardinia and the lat
ter supported by another great power, what would be
their attitude
In the event Of another war; and its being trans
ferred to German territory, what would Prussia do
The answers are not given, but Count Rechberg
stated that Austria about TO issue circular note
10 its representatives abroad giving the results.
The German journals unanimous in pronouncing
the Warsaw Conference "a failure.
TIE london Morning AovertiSer asserts, on the
authority Of an official Dispatch that Victor Emanuel
was to Immediately bOnb.ild Gaeta by sea and Land.
Capua had been definitely occupied by GOIibaldis
troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Earl Of Dundonald died in London, Oct 81,
aged Is.
Parliament had been further prorogued from the 9th
of November TO Jan. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

HUDSON COUNTY CANVASS The County Canyassers
met yesterday. The total n amber of votes for Con-
sress VAS Nehemiah PERI 4, 47ss; WIN. Pennington,
$780, Perys majority, .g.
The canvass on keee n was not entirely completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

Corurrn. s. c., Monday Nov 70 1867
Tie Senate i'll TO suspend the penalties of snspep.
sion ofsJece payments by banks, passed its second
IesdDg IL tic lIOuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
~1pp,v,1, or THE NORTH AMERICAN.
MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE
FRENCH INTERVENTION AT GAErA.
,ARDTNIAN NAVY FORCED TO RETIRE.
INTERESTING FROM CHINA.
CAPTURE OF THE TAKU FORTS.

.t r,r QUEBEc, Monday, Nov. -, 1860.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool
November l, via Londonderry ID, arrived at this port
at q P. IN. of Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
Southern Bank Bills.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Monday, Nov. IL, 1860.
Brokers are charging FIVE per cent discount on South
Carolina and Georgia bank bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

Kt,es CoUsrY SUPREME CoURI-SPEG1AI TERs
c,I,1phr NOV l3-kos 20 a. n 2J e. TO- o. g. 80 81 50
"a cG SO. 90 Al, A. a. 49, g. r , an ., 40 d, A
ReooFIYs CRY CoURT Nos. a. 3, 6, 10, IL, 10, IL
t. 10. IA, 10, % q, IA g. g. 70, ~, ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

To-day Company -, Second Regiment, Boston Ma
tional Guard will a reviewed In the Park bvhi, Ex.
cellepcy, FesnanS % Wood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
SPAIN

Marshsl O'Donnell in tie Cortes, on the 29th, re-
iteraed that Spain had resolved to remain neutral in
doubts expressed of the loyalty of Napoleon toward
the Spanish Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA RESOLUTIONS.

Tie full copy of various resolutions noticed by tele-
graph as having passed the Legislature of South Caro-
| lima, il as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
Texas.

NRw-ORLEAEs, Monday, Nov. ~, 1860.
Texas gives large majority for Breckenridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

PUBLIC MEETING IN FLORIDA s,,.id.
AT 9mtelmS of the citizens OF terah mn ''''
assembled a. ',he Town Hall, ON theo p'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
THE cLFRKsHIP RESERVATIONS.

The few departmental clerks who have re-
signed, to take effect on the ith of March, with
view of making a newspaper flourish, were
only temporarily employed, and appropriations
for their service will be exhausted before that
time All the South Carolina and Georgia incum-
bents are still supporting the Constitution with
Good salariPs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13
TILE LATEST.

The Paris Prssse asserts that the sovereigns al
Warsaw united in promising assistance to Austria Il
she were attacked by piedmont.
SPAIN.
Marshall O'Donnell announced in the Senate that
Rosas would proceed to Rome on a mission; but that
Spain was resolved 10 observe s1ct neutrality IN
affairs OF Italy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-13

kilograms are received and sent from here
with 10 other purpose than to create excitement
and encourage the reasonable programme OF th'
DisunOnists
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

SALE o. REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES IN
- EssEX COURTY-As Commissioners under two decree. OF
the Circuit Cort Of Essex county, rendered. one on the 10th day
Of April 1890 In the OF G and wife vs. foembs and Others
and the other the 9th day Of April 1900 In the case Of Croxton
oomb shall for sale public auction, at Woodfsrm
the late residence Of Dr. Wm CrUTon decd (Which lies imme
hammock about miles from the latter plAee WEDNESDAY,
day July II at day othewe, the nrst o.
day thereafter the following tracts OF land, to Wit;
Of land called WoodArr above meLtoned which con-
alns SOS This tract well ilmbered Upon there Is q
large twstored framed dwelling house and ouhouses
The SOIL which originally good has been much Improved and
Is nov 10 4 condition for profitable farming
The tract OF land called RAefoos which contains 1A
This lies Immediately the public road leading from Mrs
Dunnsve PscAiAgAy creek. and Abonb miles dis
TappAhannoek. Upon It Is mall dwelling house.
thirds timber OF fine quay The open
land Of nne soil already productive aEdin an Improving con-
dion.
The tract Of land called Rich Neck which contains
This tract lies Immediately PcAaEAy creek and on the opps
site side Of the road the Bareoos tract aud az % good
location the creek for the erection Of granas Tor the storage
Of gan There upon two small dwelling houses Us well
mbred and the open Is product We and In an improving
condition.
The tract OF land called Mount vesuvius Which
adjoining the lands Of mr. Tribe There this tract
43 Of rich Dragon low grounds VIII Oh highly productive
land Il Of good SOIL well improved Upon there small
dwelling house This tract contains 207S
These tracts Of land all rented out tor the but purchas
will have the right n seeding grain this fall and full possession
will be given on the Let Of January
Also the time Will be sold ten Slaves consHng OF men
women, boys and girls.
third the balance able 10 and two years but with In
tere from the DAY Of sale epurhAserso execute bonds there
for with good personal secariiy.
Any Inquiry addressed ehr Peter TOombs Fleetwood AeAd
envy H. Jones' Burlington, respecting any Of the above
property will receive prompt reply AMI Mr. Toobs all show the
properly to any one desITirg 70 look att
oHAs. G. oRoXToN, Com'rs.
je1s-etds J H. O. JoNEs,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
VALUI.IrLR FARM AND MILL FOR SALE
SALE oF yAMUAnLEE

u n .
OF ALLEGliANY, vIRGNIA-In pursuance Of decree pIo
nouneed IN day OF December 1882 by the Circuit Court Of
Allegheny County therein depending The first
JAHes Montague The Bank Of the Valley In
vs. Wa L. Alexander and others Tn. undersgned commits
missioner appointed y r decree for that purpose VII Cd FRI
DAY 2Oh day Of Ju neIt offer for sale 70 the gh bidder
Wild Beautiful and Picturesque Properly yhs yhcks)Ds
River In County o! Allegheny, Va known &C Ciilfon
Forge Property unsurpassed BY proper ~
In Western Virginia hAs on II good Furnace forg black
smith Shops Mil Urge and comfortable Dwelling, with Ne
Stable and all oher out build There
TEEN HUNDRED AND sixty ACRES or LAND, OF which
Is cleared cultivation he residue In timber, and there
thousand. nbered land lying around for sale
uhch sell for the purposes Of this decree
breaks through splrs Of NH Mountain, Immediately
on OF the james River and KanawhA Canal and within
few hundred ards OF the virginia Central Kali Road
sALE-0neourth OF the purchase money In hand and
the balance In equal annual enamen Of one two and three
purchase giving bnnds With approved security for the
payments and Zen retained the Ands sold for ad
dnlonal security.
On the same day within hundred yards Of Clifton
Forge the undersigned Commissioner appointed by the
cree for sale Valuable FarnI lying Jsektons
and Sn Ills Crek, adjoining the Clifton Forge Tract The
improvements good and conveient considerable
portion land River and Greek bottom. u well adapted
ping The land described In the Commissioners book
being three parcels the hst chat which e build are
contains (2 hundred .Eeniyour acres the second
mine the third led half OF
containing between three and four u ndred lying
Smiths oeekthey all adioln each other and would make Gne
farm.
TEsNsTs tract will be sold n credit Of SIX, twelve and
eighteen 0nths the purchaser giving bond With approved
riy, and lien on the land for add ional security
mA8i-eids HENRY IT. ROBERTSON, comr.
copy six weeks and forward aes TO me al onEton
H.. Il Comr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

RKcORDERs CoUEr.-Yesterday, Chas. Behle and hi
wife arragued for aaultng and abusing Ms Han
nah Rose Belle and Leopold Rose arc rivi shopkeep
ers Brood street. aud are engaged 10 the deecble
occupation every day, Of fitting CATER TO TO the fOotsy
toOtes Of the ladies who patronize them Rose inform
oil OF his fair Omers who intimated purpose 70
purchase a pair Of shoes from Belle that the latter
wouldn't make exchange If the shoes should fail 70 give
satisfaction. Belle heard Of this remark and sunday
being pOt-valant be went into Roses store ourishiug
big stick, and talking big words Mrs. Rose order
cd him to have and inay pushed him OUT Of the door,
but not until be had struck her slight blow on OF
her shoulders. When he returned home his face Was
beding from cut on his check, seeing which, Mrs. b.
became excited and supposing that Mrs r bad caused
the damage, went TO that hdys door, and said some
harsh things" The Recorder required the defendants TO
give security for their good behavior.
Philip Mctnniss charged With threatening 10 assault
and kl Q. W. BransfOri, committed in default Of
security keep he peace. The parties live Oregon
Hh Nc had been Kicking up fuss in bis own house,
when druuk bu; bad become quiet, when B. went in to
remossIrate. They then had quarrel resulting in a
scua in when Nc of second best but he threat
ened make minee meat Of Bransford az the first op-
portunity. b caused him 20 be arrested
Catherine Glthright a name which appears upon the
police record frequently than any other eharg
ell wi,h waking through he streets on Sunday in the
primitive costua Of Mother Eve. This poor is
cazy and Notwithstanding repeated circumstances,
she s bitle-doored between the Poor House and Jail
until she escanes from the former u discharged from
the a-ter Where are the phiAnthrOpsts Of this city
Why DO they not iutetpose voice in behalf Of crazy
Kate?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
June lS-eawtda
ssa!.Weekly Enquirer publish.

A VAIUABL ESTATE IN UOCKBEIDGE
n CO, VA, FOX SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTOEBy virtue Of 4
decree the Circuit Court Of Rockbtdge the l2h
day April last 10 therein pending between GTeenee
Trevey cbers defendant shall proceed wEDNF
DAY the 18th Of July sell auction the premises that
very VALUABLE ESTATE Of which Joseph Y Trevey died. Ier
ed lying the North River In Rockbrdge adjoining the Rock.
bridge Baths, and containing about $50 acres
This lies upon the turnpike leading from Lexington 10 the
Goshen Depot The Central Raj road aud distant from LeXng
ton II miles, and 10 miles from the depot.
For produ u unequaed by farm In RoekbIdge
bold and neyeFug reaE through a. unlshng lne sit
power There several fine Springs It, and
field be watered considerable portion OF the tract
ed Into Meadow About ITO or 100 heay
ly tmbered. II mile North Ry
and ushes several desirable locations for business stands
ethe sale And situated on OF the chief
ties eight OF churches and merchant mills and adj lining Of
the valuable Wsteng Places IN Ng MIA, there Is estae
In tie county egbly situated than his And Il Ia remA
able that this farm situated with rCren TO the
visited by spsg showers when the aoIng
s9Geng for want OF rain It's crops are, therefore,
known 10 fall
The improvements are excellent capaeous Frame
DWeung, handsomely AtuAied emiuenct, fronting
with necessary ouhous,s Including probably the
largest and best conarueted Barn 10 the county On the river
also tore House. Tailor Shop &c On the lower end Of
the farm plain Dweing Houseand eligible building
IN word, safely say, that for prodletyeness and
location this farm unsurpassed by any In he county
TERNs Cash In hand Sufficient 10 costs OF sale and Tor the
residue credits Of and years equal paymen bearing
the day OF sale The purchaser ag hon therefor
with good security and the legal title retained until the purchase
money Il paid
Plat and Survey Will be exhibited on the day OF tas Sale
ing House, the premises, near the DAlhS.
JAMES y. DkvIr SON.
GRESNLEE DAVIDSON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

v unksEh w FRANKLIN AND ADAMS srRELT5, AND
COAL YARD LOT AT THE CORNER or BROAD AND LAUREL
STREETS FOR SALE AT AUCT0NAt Of the Board
Of Directors Of the Richmond and Yrede oad Com
Sho vii By deed with general Warranty we shall
sell a. public auction the premises FRIDAY 10 July 1850
at O'Clock II fair not, the fair day the elegsnt pr
ya residence located above recently owned occupied nv
Mr. Kdwa Robinson The lot has from. south side
ofPsDsn street and depth the line street
5 feet alley 20 feet vide The improvements
st Of beautiful dwelling with brown stone fon built In
caste And substantial manner modern
AID universally admitted to be
In dis city IT'S so well known that further pton Of Ia
deemed unnecessary Amer the sale Of this property sold
the premises that va liable coal ysr property The
Boad aud Laurel streets having front Of go
Of Broad ga and cept Of 6b feet alley line Of
Laurel street This lot well enclosed tract
lag Into liand Is supplied with staging ce dc II under
rental OF 5000 to the New York and Virginia Mining
Company
Por the foregoing real estate, be onehnh cash
balance at H. Is and 81 months for negotiable not
payable he yearly secured by trust deed retained
B2-tds G0nDGN APPERsON, AueiS
sThe dwelling be examined every afternoon from to
ofrt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
BY GopDIN 4 APPERsoN. Auct,.

UCTIoN SALE OF 5s4 ACRES OF LAND
"A IN TIE COUNTY OF HANOVER ON THE RICHMOND
AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD ~ MILkS FROM RICH
h0ND A. the Of the the Richmond
Fredericksburg Railroad Company (who will convey by
General Warranty shall sell public auc.n pr, misses.
TUESDAY, the Il day July ls6O commencing 10 o'clock
M ~ acres OF land located above recently owned by Mr.
Edn Robinson These lands have been recently surveyed
have been laid OF into separate parcels They will be sold
eodr y or gross may be deemed best at the hour OF
portion OF land Is well Wooded and portion cultivation On
one OF the parcels there Handsome cottage reence and the
usual out buildings These lands well located besides their
Agricultural advantages are yauabeby Of their proximity
70 Richmond being Immediately the line the railroad M
Christian living on one OF the places viii show the pro
those who may wish to purchase Pas Of the land seen
Office
rrRNs-One fourth cash. balance 10 and Is months for
negotiable notes. Interest added secured by deed
retained ,GUDDiN a APPERSON,
iV2--tds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
PETER TOOMBS,
OHAs. @. CROXrON
je19-~tds J II. O. JONEs,

DLANTYRE FOR SAFELY virtue Of a decree ei
ID Pauqu Court the undersgned viii offer for sale
public auction the premSes TUESDAY, the 18th day OF
July 1890 the above welknou and dtrabe Farm situated
Immediately the line OF the Manassas Gap Railroad mile
Road station and forty niles from Alexandria In
tani o Acres about 40 Of which In wood rest In high
cultivation The Improvements consist OF comfortable
Dwell House Of and out building
The fencing ntary all Of stone and In good repair This soil Of
the fertile description and admirably adapted to cultivation
gTazngsuaed in remarkably healthy country, with cd So
eety and In few hours ride Of AexAnda, Richmond or Wash
Ington city The attention Of gentlemen residing In either OF The
above cites the dewat Section particularly directed TO
the property presenting Unusual aacuonS FOR summer resi-
deuce.
The trims Of sale prescribed In the decree Of
the purchase money be paid IN cash one h The 18th day
OF October 1861 one ami the 24h OF MAY 1885 and one-hh
on the September 1871 interest he deferred payments
pain and the purchaser give his bonds
deed the land security Possession Feeding
purposes given Immediately and full possession the Let Of oc
Der Fer further particulars address WIN Boswe Who
reside upen the premises and Will be happy land 70
any desire Us Of purchasing
JAMES X. SKINNER, oOaml,sioasr:.
Boad Run Station, NJ G.RR. Jes-ees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

Enormous RNr.-For some time past a compact has
existed bstEeen the 6shmonger Of this city by the terms
Of whch the dealers in the First Market not 10
compete with the dealers IN the Second Market and
er Last week this compact dissolved aud the right
20 occupy the principal sh benches having been for
ieited the stalls were again rented yesterday, by the
Clerk Of the market Tor the term Of sx months. The
rent Of each dxed so per annum PAYABLE quar-
tery and the award determined BY the highest pre-
MUM bid The competition active, aud hnaly Beech
No ! vas knocked dowu" to Messrs. Brown 4 Peasley
a. 5000, and No 2 20 Mr.. Danl Rogers at Sl75-paya
Die ia advance These hgures equivalent 10 rent Of
$40 per anuum for No. and when it Is remembered
that the sh market consists Of small open shed cover
ing feE cid wooden benches e. will be conceded per
haps that no building in the city commands higher
rent relatively. The premium paid heretofore for these
benches less than 500. Qaars VIII the price Of
fsh De Affected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
VERYyaLUAHLK Private RESIDENCE


POsTE TIE CITY HALL, FOR sALE AT AUCTION Attic
quest Of Dr. W. RotdeY ho will shortly remove 10 his coun,
Try sea; near RehI9ondl s Sc st Pablo auction, the
prenses on THURSDAY, the 18th July Ist1 at O'Clock NJ
' valuable residence located skoYe The lot has
- feet on the Iih t c Broad street. and depth
e the west line 81 llh street, sey %
dwelling hiss tea (E mont and poriicos)
oat basement irgel rick kch q tile carriage house &C.
location NJ ths property equal 10 any IN q city.
TERNs One fourth cahi balance a. ~ ard Is
negotiable noe interest added secured by deed title
retained. GODDIS APPER on,
hg-tts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03

VA1LLTTyAtg,Ltss n re EsTATE on oARY, BE.

TWEEN Urn AND 18TH srAEErs, AT AUoTlON.-Win
De snd upon The premises Thu sday the 5 day Of
commencing at u ocsoGk two valuable pieces Real
follows
A hek tenement en- the North side OF Cary between iith
and 18th Streets adjoining the property Of Mesrs horace l.
Kent and oih.rs
2d-A Brick Tenement Cary 18th streets
or number OF years occupied BY Nicholas Deveeur leather
store.
This property has the usual 'front.' ard Ia renting good
tenants at f,ir rents.
Trans fourth cash. the balance att r. months the
purchaser executing negotiable notes with Interest addei and
secured BY trust deed. JAN NJ TAYLOR SON,
ltHz-tds Auctloneers,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
rrrHaRAMs.


R,t,usoaE Julv s-Flour quiet rreet s65o Wheat
du ana unchansed Corn steady white and yees el cts
Provisions higher Pork 10 co. Whisky closed dun a. s0h
cent?
NEW YoAK July acotcn steady Flour declined eenis gen
orally uihern unehsuEed. Wheat i heavy rev virginia
White no eta Corn Is lover mixed G36tH es Pork heAvvi
mss rs iSis s. Prime n 5o0ls 81 Lardk IN At l21lss
eta sugar quiet spt rurptntne dull At zoos CENTS Rest
unchanged.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-03
1ARINE NE wS-
PoRT OF RICHMOND. July ..
1.1z, lrr,,n,1l AZ .,cloc. IS 40 suns I.Is

ARRIVED,
Steamship YORKTOWN, Parrish n Y, rdse and passenger
steamer Beviere Keene Baltic. mdie and passsnssrs D.
W Curre.
steamer Pennsylvania Teal philadelphia nds and passengers,
Big Northern Light, CBr) Edls Halr Ash, C. WORKMAN
AGO
sehr Brunett Johns, Phla q, ' & 10, y. Ard son
RnE Dove Adams, hzitn, pts ION, ~ s. pe'L
-" D. ". vaughn. CLIFFORD, (AarlsoS iauberi T. AAg 2no
schr NortA Carolina Bunting pals, p Hases SOP
Henry rravers, Wyatt, Ca lesion, huber, L T. rag
sshf J. W. Roche, Rogers jacksonville luuscr, wAaOek
Brig Brothers, Riassn 81 MGr,ln SALT Edmond Davenport
sehr AlvArAdO - white Point gravel Jno Wales, Jr.
" T. J. HILL Weldon, Jacksonville, lumber, Nhito;k Son
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke Couch New York. ndse and passengers
steamship City Of Richmond Mitchell Philadelphia ndse and
passenger O. 2. CardOEA
schr. ~. P. Josy, -, down the river. light.
MEMORANDA.
Schr W 70 he, Jelly ist at Old Fort Jas River, in
sqaA had both ana top mast hvered injured on
board
On June qOh Lat S2ls Long 1880 the Sehr T. J. Hill
Weldon fell In with sehr President Of Brook Haven, aban
doned wateFged Capt Weldon took from her 23 hides
dana "a ion. Ais June "a In LIST ASA long. ions
the schooner mn willie lAyiagio. SHIPPED heayysea carrying
CiW,tc Head and Head rails and bOas from D2vs, and
sustaining other damages