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ever rs AMI lf0ug1 fGynes fsr sorne .Lrty nos-.ne
weather rsEg o.ente.y Lot, md the isni, pcrois so
ssndDe y. cloud Of cLor pg duet wt1ca ccmplesey en-
yeioyea About -four occs IN the sterEoor, mea ana
norses oepg uc4ry exk4csIcd Sdyaicsd party AMI
tracrs drove the Indians Efteen ngu Der INTO eeuse
thicse.. or Jingle, on the pank o. the river.
TIE indiana eGvng two Asxassoe and ono horse PACKED
with .Sica meat various elects, rAde nasSy re-
treat. To follow them rext 70 nsoss Die, he whole
bottom was 1lei with tangled scd matted mass OK
tall grass huge weeda cuisines and eon viness 80 tna.
MAI foot could rarely iorce El way thrcagn We
yehelefs al hands pcGgsd IN Iieer the rs ing foe, and
4 brisk fasade took place. which resulted n one des1
Indian being dragged OFT, neatly and eectively enct
through the head BY ira. SERGEANT Bernard Of Company
D. Eow many others weretx We cosd not tel, .s 70
Indians always conceal and carry Of their dead and
wounded. None o. the Ecaps were seroualy Injured
among the captured property wss he coat Of Hugh
Woods Of texas, mGrdercth by the few days sncs
Fad rot been fer Go Jungle .e which tae indiaus
took refuge should have killed the whole party As
wac .hsy received tg scare, which VIII ss Ter Seye
raj d&ys The same sght we reached Fort erscxnrdgs
and entertained scverS. hcurf ey TIC Rowing Of
soag ever the deSG and o-l-ea Of tie day.
The SGr Pedro river, b3ic The oyer.areai rols. "
tie Ola, ls q small intermittent stream asnged mots q
the way, by heavy growth u cottonwood Tie bottom
sancs extend r. m.le 20 two mes IN each ado o
the stream. me hills either side saney and bar
Of everything but c2ct and mosquito 1tere are Nv
az farms tie river but tho Cgops der or water
ara owing c tie arybesc OF the season sEd tie lndaa
poor location, and VIII be hot. Ss-sre able, SICK!
poet .,
Mining afasrs ccr.iEae seou. tire scme. Col. y T II
tra, OF the New YORK and Compad-s hir!ng " n2iny
leaves by the nex. overland mall or New YORK on pss
ness connected With tie company he has opened sevo
raj nl.pes which every premise y Paying Wo.i
Mr. r. r. Way, OF tne santa RITA MIXING COMPANY, Sh'
has been IN Arizona three years $50 aoout .SA. -
OF Je,ker 4 CO, Bakers q the expedition.
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Obituary.
DEATH OF TIE GRAND DUKE SE3EGE FREDERICK
CHARLES JosErH.



DEATH OF TIE GRAND DUKE GE5EGE FREDERICK
CHARLES JOSEPH.
Inc Europa by.ngs brief announce nent Of the re-
cent demise Of the Grand Duke George Frederick Charles
Joseph OF Neckenh org sreiz This potentasc was, up
10 the time Of his DEATH the Oldest OF the regnng
reisns of Europe and the head OF the oldest royal family
bis royal gepeaogy dating back to the days Of the Van
dais The ree which the Grand Duke reigned su-
preme lies 10 the northern part Of Germany and his sub
iects number about ono hundred ttoufaud.
The Grand Duke born August H. lI59, SO thst he
was over eighty years OF age q. his death He lived
70 see all the great battles in Europe, including all those
10 which the 1rst Napoleon lead the van. BE reigned
forty nine years. and s1ccecded oy his scn Frederick
william Charles George Ernest Adolphus Gastavus,
who is married TO q daughter " the iae Duke OF Cam
BRIDGE who has borne him hay Dg less than ten
Christian rames, therein exceng both his father and
hs grandfather.
JoexPB BROWN, known by many under the eobrGuct OF
aLeaney Joe Bsownn who has travelled ally for
the purpose OF being bed living skeleton, weigh
ing seventy pounds and measuring sx feet IN height
lied the 13h aged fortyfour years, near Trenton,
New jersey.
Judge Joxy STEWART. OF Middle Eaddsm, Conn died At
his house Sunday night, the I5h ins or dyseatery
His age was sixty I've. Judge s. OF the proni-
rent OF E!cdiesex county, and well known In
public lie having formerly been Judge OF the courts and
member OF Congress- having often served In the
Legislature Senator rosa the ghteerth district and
. representative from his town. His health had been
somewhat impaired by Injuries received in consequence
Of being thrown from wagon when his horse ran away
sst the approaches Of the disease By which he was laid
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oar readers viii observe from notice pubished else
where 10 columns that the Fifth rexos Colonel c.
schvrx~seder aes 70 proceed garrison The forsi
acaicn Bediocs Island Cor week by permission og
The Secretary OF War, In order 10 initiate themselves
the duties Of harbor defence This important movements
very commendabs the part q The commandan OF the
Tluh regiment; bui We are constrained 10
say that a 70 not Theoretically practically
with HIM, a. our readers On referring
to sur back aiss viii observe that during
last sumner, scr Of arduous PREPARATION The
old Cty Guard Captain Mansfield lowell, gave exhibit
ton dri with the bNOei'e guas Al fort Hamiison which
received the hahest snrpuNrs from the officers Of the
army and p~cSeat account % prcdc ency In
afne aud handling thr nieccs BY body Of men who
prior ~ thar cccsson unacqnalu;et with the use
Of the heavy rurr We maze mcnton a this TACT in or
der 20 give r force and eject to The good Old 81
s4I0ror 10 vhcra honor = due
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pARISd AID succEssFsL PERFORMANCE b THE
PRINCE or AcRorITs.
plordn the famous Canadian acrobat and rop. walker,
cspSd the climax OF his aaredevlsm yesterday amer.
noon y m exhibition jones' Wood, which innea.
surasy ds,anccd all hs previous attempts this side
ot Niagara Fails The contn lel and lnvarabic
.. this mai has Impressed the rrbl!c mind with
saYr,me confidence he powers and i may well be 50,
IL, II Ices seem that anything that man do on
rope 3oldin accomplish. II not too much to say
that he the great IL acrobat o. the day. The chiari
and ~ Isyes With the thousand aud one small 1ni
o. the mysteries Of rope walking Gil into oblivion
boofc iA!s little ac.oba,ic giant.
Jonesi Wood was not crowded vita people ycstcr.
day ansrnoon. The few policemen duty had
trouble 10 spcak Of with resrs story boys
AMI unmsnsgeaoie rowd.es The old trees that have
org adorned the woods there IN their gsaa yordurc
md beauty but clusters Of han naked boys bore down
their unprened boughg. Inc placid bosom q The EU
river particularly mated by The COZ sregsion
a. sna craft the lettering Of banners, renEass and
asgs. There vas no premium on ginger pop or lager
bier and many bottle OF coda water wen. OF In
filtration. = : 49, : :
ne hour rxca for the opening Of the perf,ru.ucc
WIS four oc0.g bat Bondln ld not appear unti mu-h
Eve The report o. his presence w1, Of course
greeted with uIboundcd applause The ropes were all
The Afternoon clear and br ght and, toush strong
breeze prevailed d not . bosteroas ~ nigt have
Oecn expcecl On the very day q the equinox.
when HortlE ati appear lie gas mnst cnthus4rs
ilcsly received BE drove around he WOOD % Az
oreo oaroscee so5 attracted great deal q ai.en,so
about nj rfeim nsres, but With degree of rf0nrt
toe TIA. Mould DO credit 70 public bo4cs. as Al oac'
proceeded r. business pvng into the tent, from the
centre Of sh.h aseended the main pole which Supported
his rope, lie ap tie s.se steps with the agility of
cat aad a son "a cy settled 90 the eanrae pacet
:here for H. Here he .ede 10 a-ranrs
msreh ths Gov SSu shouting ON, hr1ss. ADD t,ssrs
Ia NouIiu wx wNrw ma piv
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echs Albert Mason Ccrsor, 1eorgelosyL, &c. asyE
schr w ide world Burma Wilmington, Nc, days
sSLf bergen, Ccls. Psterstcrg, days
scAr = 4 tarkeI, Fitzgerald, Virginia, days
s.fr Nar.ha Barnes r drldge. Virginia, : days.
scnr p BaIkalow Bodine, Virginia, d4ys
srhr Mos BedsA Ryder. Geares.osn, DC, sdiys
Schr Roar. Ale., Ir-1gon. Days
eclr Jasslni, kmih, ho:l and. o.ya
Scar Thomas E.x, Hal, koek'a1s, . case
schr Rougl Ready. Robbins. Ho;x,and, aaya
sshr Mary Wise. brewster, kockhna oAys
scbr Cabot, Hamilton, Boston, osya .,,..
S,hr Daniel WeheeY. N,cke-son bostcn sof A-usnS'
sstI Ange.Ane, Avery, New haven, dsyh
sshr Joecph,re, Hays, Stamford, ssya
Schr v0lAn. combs Rondo1' iar Bosacr. -.
Schr Laura Frances, Hgg.ns, holdcu' 1917 Boeor
s.hr sprngboch Coggns, RoLdo1t u Dosor'
steamer De AWARE Cannon PtIadelpEA
Steamer Elack Diamond. Alien. Phlsdt pn@
Steamer Planet. Wisou. Philsdslphia-
Steamer lToLaoea vsrdGxveey Ph1klepAG
Steamer WsrnsutA Arey. Now Bedford.
EAGmey Penguin Wil1An1a. Providence
Steamer Pelican. Bxker. Providence
Steamer vkAsy CITY, ChspmAI- Derby, Ct
BELOW.
Es-n Hcp6rrss, from Belize. Hon.-By plot bost VIM
Romey. No
sips R!y FLOYD ocesn Monarch Invucole, Emerald Isle
Ara Ged.aar Liverpool; carke Cara II hrsll Thomas
CON, 0svssan Mary AM sBr, -: brig Brooks roncc
FROM srsnare-snp Es.ar Liverpool; brig Hope, s.
Naryx
wiax esIhs As GAy NV, fresh.
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INTERESTING FROM ARIZONA.
puy Eort buchanan Correspondence.


cur Fort bucnAnsn SoKresPonoeno"
Foar BrcHAsAS, August l5, 1850.
- -. 80 sso,..-,or p,.,~~;ro,, Jsf,ral:.r--
6snoS var " sOhoI u-0Vss," ~ Ss M,
Arrest Of The EarSsTers 81 brkHcsco, MOS Go -"
NM n tA>r 10 b. shot--rts Apactes-A 6eas-
"N' -, -. - g., y,,,,r, y, a.
SAyoh--Ls>steaans Cook~-lrpor.crcs u ~ T."s--r'
s~.,..- p.on nlor.-- MAG Mes-iVo d., d.
1'-f VT -aeO'-A' A.s's ,.n .,,s,Iarah,s
NE revolution IN scre,a continues, w. 49,
-. -, IN ,he vvers ysrui and MEyo-be cnuyn party
- =, :. ,....,a~ peec.eira the
N nWs cases gaming rYIt huN"l'-t ,-.. ,-,n
syaral Governor R rapidly ragng men ano snAl 10 "
= -. - ~.,.,,,or ,ne,a "a little doubt. learn that
~" uo"n sAe 'eSS'S . ..o.,..-s ,re yirh. ef
~ wiling 70 gran. 70 souae AuA' ',..
sasrortipe Foods across Scroa at mere nomIaA 11!'
-. ,,.,s. "a M - perd.ng 10 secare the privilege.
SS1 neso'A - -. :, Prunesow. Hoc- and
10 Areti'Dg the murosreis :. -, ,,..,.o ga
Musros Governor Pesceera has shown Jusssro Anu
.,., .,.a,r>,c,es and 10 ne efforts ne Eaa
womph'eoe en'"e'y IN. oss-o,. .ra .l-s,aae Wa
been warmly seconded ~ hs o'NS'' "e
rsve received Information lhat nine o. TIC H0oereis
- os,od and have been taken 10 kermoslo 10
gave peen ~ ..e. !, 80 .,olo, rrorer,v mas also
De shot hrge pofssun VI NY n'o'sN f'Nf~'N' '
7Aean recovered.
-. "a .octs Of the late brpgl.ng 10 lsunaraged cam
'De = ,- 49,, - - 49,, -. -hs
DAgn sgsinst TIE AI'l0Ies pes4n " P'0 Np " -
ya4aror mine Eas again been robbed OF al It's stock
-. 81, -, Ia. 4, command Of Fort Brek mr. dce
nrus ooVA' -" " - :. : - -. .
ne new post pear AryS'Ia csnoh On VIC 80 va =. -
ms pace ihat re rn npale, ~ H. - -, .ns
Je-y smart iEcsn FAMED fseno,sco, nave aug Up sos
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CLEARED
sesus-As City o. Washington tBrl. jeffrey. ivcrpoCiJ
s.e.m.ss ycr,s sa,, ,Cse.. s;rnw.n-p ? sllen.
Steamship nesoso sohnson' Havana aud New Orleans
s,sssr ssssssn RSo,s c.
ssS s s1s & scSsrs } s.sn o.
FAB t' Pu sSs uaa% w.ss. sTas-J -e c.
b.Is 9alpsy' Spare iIss .o.-trgl.leA Es.ssA
Ma esSnlsa' Hopkins. Bsnser-iirssi Son Co
~ Ariel c.ms5c9 rr9yia . L "a Ferris
srs II klnr sir1 uca h Hspsspors- nswolf.
sesi wssIsary. ssinse1sss Fernaasina-Doru.r rot.
81, Nzsee:s ssasor lane, chAritsoa-ysn Braai
sssRSTy ! y,s- a..s'a. w..s,sE.sa-, sa4saco.
% Vim pss,. oE gas. rs',saf;sAs- Mckee
ssSr Gss.ns Wa sSss s,..so.ax srs'3s'
schr y ccaqnesi Bails Ne. n..en-nunAam Dimoa
Steamer BrsiS. Allen. fhlsesiphlA-
ARRIVED
Steamship Mea. Dr. tnxl liverpool sept .ua tanfax
lsh yll mise 70 ose,Ea lsa n.. =. y IS Ion I. ~
d :Soss SS ss, baaas s S
passengers 70 ssnl I Misehl asoa Ias ia. 3 - PA Hss
ers bearing NAV, passed steamship Columbia hence Tor
ssesnsaiD scs,ssno: csrer, w.shnrson, AZ vns ns.e
s.ssm.h.V rccw,c, wsiscr, sanmurs. win ndas snx
s-.@.sr P.,sp.ec, ysl PSrasad ~ts mise and rar.,u
gers " y . vr,nreh z" -
woe hs.. md SAN i WIN Coleman 4 81 k.ss,srvca
s y s aS Il c. ss ss q n Ssf s a
e DAYS been 10 DAYS from the Equator, wih lg NJ hAnr
winda Nc date la u 70 ~ len 1le w s0nayet fr Fiya
from CAia0 for New YORK. lh Inst lat W ~ oa ~
nir saeiss lrun ls.a ior New YORK Tune tassed
ship Cca.sl Io ss.ssnss Heating, s.sannAh. lay, N
bslss; 10 O raxsrA Co
aars Meiosa .o6 Bos,or) webster rrnaisd Aur IS wHA
snd 10 Geo Stephenson CO; vcsel
Ter The hftt u days experienced hrhl winds ami csgns
3h ina bioun On The the Guf by voort NV
ss s c fs 10 r s
dayA
Co
Bris Isahei B~urnann Tsmss Port Prince sep with
rcNce and LOG wood W Mrrr~y Tr. iph rs la 81 ~ lon
"a - rnose bsrk orowler. Of Re-, klnnd, bound =.
Rrg sirirs tiark M. shss daya with lumber 70
.hr endgvi M Rossland, Bray, Hsboro, NJ " DAYS
sahr Jcn Bcsios from. esvesou rs dsys viii esaoa ana
wDcl. 70 Wstemsn. Dimon 70,
rchr MARTINS ncore, Beppev;, Jacksonville
Schr rrsrcs satsriy, Cooper. saysunsh. 10 days
6hr NARY rteaiman. Goodsn. =. Nsrya 10 dava
Schr Charles lem lIortcp Rxrie<on, c3tlor
Ae IN Ncssr.xy. Mott a IN
k.Jk jobs SsEey. yecs ser. Cfsrleson. Stays
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Later from Lieut.. Mulan's wagon Road
ExuedltkOn.
orr ST. gosIfK CORRESPONDENTS.

OUR ct. JOSEPH CORRESPONDENCE.
ST. JossfH, No Sept. II, 1860
Success qj ne EspesinsThe FITS. wagon Road Train
on ne 2ot.e-yGrsaiiou n: ulpss Atssesri River
fahospi.altty Of the ssouz indians, DC.
/ have arrived direct from Fort Benton, Upper NE
souri, Nebraska Territory, and thought may DC OF ne
rest for your readers Of the completion OF the
Fort waa wa.a and Fort Benton military wagon road,
IN Ter the direction OF Lieut. JOIN kalsn. Inc latter
officer and his command arrived al For. Benton, With
seventeen wagons and bis whole party ci wokmen and
engineers Oh the August hsv ng Completed TIE roaa
10 that point There we found Major Blake, with his
command OF three hundred recruits which arrived 1t
that point by steamer July q and were then really ~
proceed to Fort wala walla, Washington territory.
Lieut. Nuran left Fort Benton for rt wala Wa!a
Augus, g. with small party OF men, 10 do what work
nay be necessary in advance Of the wagon train.
Major Blake TO leave the b Of August with his
whole mant The road IN good order. have oeen
with Lieutenant Muan siuce the commencement Of the
work. have the road completed to ort Benton, and
feel justified in saying that believe with his energy and
large experience had In that section OF country
no win zee The whole comn,nd through long before
winter overtakes them In the mountains.
Lieutenant White, with party OF citizens aud soldiers
nom the expedition in all about sixyvc LEFT Fort Ben
ton August for Fort Lcavenworth Ksnfss, in arge
MscAinaw boat also left on the fsme day along with
Mr. David c. williamson master workn man IN Lieutenant
Nlllans command, and two others. ocr boat was built
on tho Bttcrroot river, on the Pacific aide,
for the use or the expedition, aud brought
over the Rocky Mountains w wagon,
and subsequently launched In the Missouri river goo
niles from s.. Louis After fifteen days We reached
Fort Brthod along with Liert Write II is trading
poet Of the American Fur Company There We found Capt
Rey nos boats with abont thirty msl ia charge Of
lieut. Nsrdcre they bad arrived from Fort Bentoa tso
days before us aud waiting for Capt Reynolds with
Lis and party, or thirty 10 forty dragons. They
arrived the day following and crosset tho river a. that
point proceeded 10 Fort Randall Nebraska, where
Trey erected arrive in fourteen days The SOAK 10
Gars we're much opposed 10 passing through their
country bui Capt Reynolds determined 70 through
At an ha1ards. ali The boats kept together Until We
reached Fort Pierre where out Of danger OF at
tack from the Indians Her, tie boats separated aud
VIC arrived at Soax City, Iowa. September H. .0co miles
from Fort Benton.
lieut. whites party arrived on the l2h, and also the
steamer Florence from St loais Al this place NC Aoaa
doned raciGc bull, boat and al took passage TO ST.
Louis, which distant abou, 200 mcs.
IRON Lieut. John NOLAN Fort Benton eId Tor, wsa
wala road expedition, Capt Hyenois' expedition VS.
explore thc Yelowsonc river oyeTa year ago.
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HAVANA, MArANZAs AND Nrw ORLEANS.
BuSvuIx-rruu New York lat arriving Havana Oh
New Orlcans ah From New or.sans 18Th Havana lsh Ar
irving New York 23d
Cultivation New york il,s, arriving a. Hsvsas lsh
and New Orleans ieh From New Orleans 49, Havana 2Sh
arriving Ct New york 3d.
DssoroYrnm New yorf sis arr,viag a Havana 2sA and
New Orleans 9Th Prom New Orleans Bh. Havana Sh.
irving AT Few York 12h.
QuAKER Crry-frcm New York and Havana every iwensy
eays From new YORK cN 8. arriving 81 Havana ish.
M.,Asn,-yron New York for AsiAnx On .Ae s Of each
KAnsA.-Frou New ycrk fcv Havana VA Nassau. Er,
the arrival Of Aeruais GUARD YORK.
NB-Wheu the above dates n Sunday he will
~ O NondAy sxcepi fvm Nsv orlsss whsn me dAiss
az prevtoua
SPECIAL SorrCn.
All yorico,.ani letters uissod for ~ NV yoKK HraaLp
soad u saoieL
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AEHlNALS.
MISUNDERSTANDING xelita-Ar and Mrs Gaskn, Or
Sands.
sAvASSAHseAn shp Star OF the sou;h-Thos Norwood,
lady and child cEr!s.ie, Dafn and son. T. Logan,
Durgar, W OsbshaIt. Curtis, Searie
pE1AHrcgEs.
Norro.x, Prrrnsrrse Ast hic,tEosD. scanship Roam
Stewart. John Sims Taliafelro q Henson David
Pollock. John Tnsey. Barber George bins and lady,
Sims. Miss W Hinton, samuel Lawson Ely.
Mr. and Mrs rurpbul. Miss sns. Mrs IeAfIo sId three
children, Mr. Chevers-and ~ Ia the seersge.
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Aid Tor syrian Sufferers.

Tue Committee for ne Relief Of the Des1la,e and
suserMy Syria sosuos edge the rse.ip, or the fellow
tas sums sincc the asst report
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TO 7aE EpIroE or THE HERALD.

TO TEE -EDIToE or THE HERALD.
New Y1Rs, sept. Il, 1850.
IN all the relating 10 the Lady Egn disaster
reference made to her former disaster in 1854 Upon
referring to the daily papers Of september 1854 The fol-
lowing Geographic despatch may DO found, viz
Clctco, Sept. I, 1854.
The steamer lady Hgn struck rock oil xasitowac on
Wednesday night while her dc ward Passage. but
managed TO reach the pier at that place. where she sank
She bad 600 PASSENGERS board 81 OF whom we're saved
70 doubt there many persons who board at
the time who oad furnish interesting particulars
and surprising that notice has been taken Of
this important event In the history OF the Inflated
steamer when Il is understood that only few moments
decided life death 10 the hundreds or souls
board.
u hoped the history or the steamer viii a; this time
be recorded in due FORM 70 serve matter OF reference
at least. ID.
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WMrEr ~ MASSACHUSETTS, MY Avn wpysv more
have been weighed the xtstsnlcs "a 10 E4stsa +.
seven days. 0,S31 as ver5 cM4isr whsgs
sveragc weights 10 lbs 10 ora 800 rero SEQ
Wise tNcri &c We eta we're i 70 us 3ek&
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Birth.
On Wednesday, September ~, Mrs. Isaac sLoxAS, or
hoy
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WOE tIa !. s....... ...... .fl@,f
Wy. A. EcyTIl, 1scasarsr, 50 Frert street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

The Warsaw meeting adlonFnod abruptly, on
the seth owing 20 the illness Of tha DoWager I'm
press Of Russia.
The Royal parties ana their ministers held .
conference ON the 9sth. Nothing authentic
transpfad, bnt a statement was Rhoat that inc
principle ofa European GQn9fRss was RdopsV,
At yIRNNA,
Vienna ID An order liaa been issued to pro
pose the coronation OF Francis Joseph rs King
VI WSraFe pr@nars lions were being extensively
made on tie Mlnoioy
Livorrool, h,-The breadstuH market l. agener'
heat heal. has downward tendency with slight de-
cline. a.. - ~ a ~
and Others report hour steady, but quotations barely
maintained for some bTanda. Quoted At 2ss Sd9
wheat downward and hSu declined IC87d per Genital
sinee yesterda1 e market Red w,atefn lla 6dgi2i
southern Ia 6d@l5a. white l2s sd@lss;
Corn quiet, the advance checkinF buaineoa, AtAoa
and yellow Sls 6dg9as white ESQ 90
Liverpool Provision market 27th. -higland CO.i
and othors report the provislon market 3 sady.
Beef dull
Pork oniet but Arm.
Lard more dOing al slight decline quoted q
Talow slightly advanced quoted at SSs8sII Cd FOR
North American.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

ST, JOINS, Nov. AVA SAcKvILLE.
The r. II. steamship Persia. from Liverpool
Saturday, 9th, Eas arrived with advices two
dsys later than those received BY the Adriatic
mseting terminated on the 26th. A vague bus
unreliable report prevailed that the principles
OF a European Congress was agreed upon.
IT II was reported that the Austrian government
had proposed mediation with France for pacific
solution Of the Italian question.
The position Of the hostile forces in Savoy was
literally unchanged. ts-1-
Detaiis Of the voting on the question Of an
ueEationi confirm the previous report, that the
result was almost unanimously in favor OF an
nsXatcn.
The British Legion IN Italy had a smart en-.
counter with the Royalists al CapuRi but were
Eleborlous, with loss Of three killed and thirty
I've wounded.
Spain had withdrawn its Ambassador at Turin;
leaving its afalrs In the bands of a Charge
Ihe text o. tue Russian note 10 Sardinia pro-
testing against her course in the adairs Of Italy,
and ordering her Legation TO retire, is published
Iti8Very strong in is tone
It's stated that the English Admiral is qoing
70 eaeta for the purpose of protecting the iigbi
Of the King Of Naples.
An Imperial decree raises the price Of tobacco
fhe Emperor Napoleon held amilitaay council
relative 70 the formation Of a new plan OF aul
army Of reserve. All tie Marshals attehded
The Opinionne NatiUuale caused considerable
excitement N al quarters BIZ publishing ar
ticle branding the Warsaw meetiRgi rs nothing
but G conspiracy on the part Of the governments
represented there, against Frunce, and Talso
charges England with being go betWeeu -
The same Journal gives report that the gov
eminent OF Austria proposes 70 negotiate with
France for pacific soiutiuu Of the italian ques-
tiSn. she viii resort 70 arms with the cOunten-
alps other new ally,