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NV YoaK nARKrT-J.a. 3.

Fqou7Slss Of 10 D3bbIs ass 80 for super state;
as s0RE6IO for extra State; IS s3 for super western;
s610ds 90 common % med. extra western, S5b G S.
for inferior good shipping brands extra rouT0 hoop Ohio.
aIket moderately end prices without important chohgo
s55dsss Four-salss 900 bills at s565a8 20 common to
choice extra Supply limited and market gTm-
Rys Fl0uT-Se ling at S3,I5.9A 40.
BaokwheuS FlOuIln good demand at S2zeS2s7 per 100
Crn NsaSalss 500 bbs Al $50 for Jersey, and si.20
NhSai-Quie and unchanged. Holders generally exhibit
no vey pressing sire 70 realize Miw Cub in store is
heldaf 81 IS "a buyers ~ Sales COO bu white
a 81 l75S, and $40 hu led DO Al s 10.
BSfisSZunehsasss, sses sroo bus Slate AT 7sCa7sc.
Barley Matt Quiet al 63,de5c.
Con-Qulet and without especial charge Sales 200 bu
sso Tor white and eoE, aud Sc for old white
osts-in tile better request sales at 4sI94ssSS47c
for state and Canadian. .L
Poik-Maderalo artive, but prices unchanged =
Sales 1880 bls SIC 37l6 mess; sil old and $3.50
ne " Hrinft sl5QlGl5, ~ new prime mess lrE a..
Beei-Unrhaheed and only In limit Il domGnd. SIS 80
bills at S49tto eountrV pEne Gs 20 country mess; S90
$40 ne v 7e6scEedt ness SlO. .50islf extra mess.
Sect RInS-Fnn. sales 50 bbls Wsn at sli5OslsOO
TslioITin better demand. sal,s 1000 Bbls Butcher
cat sIesls-Iul sales 500 paek'sess at ss fOrshOzl
sico6SoSssS sales g boxes short ribbed middles at
iard-Eun Sales $50 hbls at Sallszc.
BgrleIln mOdsra rsqueat At l2leo Tor Ohio, and l59
chctse-Sieady at ssllKe.
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JAS. D WESTCOTT. /"
n-r.n Van E.h....r. lo-n

Dr. J. f. BRIDGF-Dear sir Some two years 80 an in
timale female friend had been suffering from falling Of the
womb whites and deraRgBd menstruatiOn. tOgel with
the attending symptoms clearly scrhed Hd7er
semens aud pamphlsts SIZE bad the very best medical
finally told her o. be though her life might posbg be
prolonged little longer under the most iudiooug
treatment. For tWD ter that she coutinuad 70 an
when came inio your oce u the GTasfenherg Medical
Institution and related her Symphonic As were oond-
dent Of the GracfepbeTg DlaT6als CathGlicOn In ros
ing her she discharge al the physicians aud tried it.ho
d0ubtingy FToYidentialy, Il relieved her quickly and
bottles entirely eured her Since then, Tor Lear two ven
there has been any euranoe oi the complaint ana
she u as strong active and healthy when Vpung gr
JNO n RRTsGS
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The Oval ParlOr Stove called
TIL E p E A h L

For Anthracite Coal Coke is beautiful paften
and By the dozens Of citizens using the ar
tcle be perfect great tcsnOnzef OF fuel aud great
Heater.
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sssond Board-ChicsgO and Rnok Island SIS Ga'ena
Cnlcsgo So; Shr-sOI - 10 3; Rcngan southern gid
l6; dichigun Central 3l; RsBdmg Il; Panama ~; n
Mail 70.
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FL0UR-Unchsnged, Buyers are not taking
hold 50 freely.
WHRAT-sales car white at sl,ss and 2 cars
do at d.
C0RN-The market is triAe easier in conse-
quenee Of better supply. Sales car shelled at CSC
and cars at &c dslivered.i
OATS-Are duh and inactive at 45c.
SEEDS-Sale 20 bus prime clover at 4.37K.
HIGHWlNES-Sale % bis in two lots, at 221go
H0GS-Are steady at 5.50a6.oO.
BUTTER Continues in large supply and dull
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At Cleveland with eEsland and T0ad0. Cleveland Co
lumbus Cncnna Cleveland and EIie ahd CsVs 6nd
and PitisbuTei RailrS Is.
Al SOlOI with hacks 70 ChagTin Falls &C.
At hanlua with hacks for kaveuna, &c
At Brscegiile with hacks 10 NessiOT falss, &c.
Al Wanen with hacks to Sharon G. G.eenGsid kI0advTls
Bloomfield Canfeld, Ge.
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle, Polund,
&. 10 Pittsburgh.
Cleveland Feb g. 1859 -
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c1scrNNArr \ maRKET-1.p. Z

wbsstn good demand AID firm At 81 2s9l.2s for white,
aun S1,2 a - ior re l.
cents.
Oata-FiTm at t50leo.
whiIEy-inb tisrd nand and NJ higher Sales At 2oa
Hosss-esOd demand, with sales at sssO9sss5 for
WsiEItT.
. Chsoss-Fi7m At o6sHcfOr Western Reserve.
Buucr-Dul. Genial, l5eilW b lTc
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1S59--6O.

1SOOs.OJs
Cleveland, Columbus B ClHtinhatigallROad
-
WINTER ARRANGEMFNr ~
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ "a 1853 Passenger Fslns leave ClsYs land asfoilors:
7sS A NJ. CINCINNATI Expuss itopDiIg At Berea Graf
tou Ia Grange, WELLINGTON. New London, Sa-
- , - len shelby and al stations south Of Shelby.
t.a0 d Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping az
long between Cleveland ann Gallon, and
CaIdinsl9n and DelHEarsf also, stopping to
Leave id11snggFE at all siaiiQns e0uth Of G1llOn.
a, ~ - CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, sanduskY, Mantfei5 ana Newark Rsilroea f5T
r..,s Mansfield Mt Yemen, Newark, Zanegyille &c
Siellina, Pittsburgh Rt. WayuB and Chicago nailroad
loI Forest ppor sandnskyi Delphoss Lima -
aalqe, 4 porte, Chieasqt Ee, Wests and East
a2oA asd hesiOnlhnt Railroad Line for Marion Belize
l9niainej Sidney Dnion, Munce, lndianaB0z
AeIs Hauts ,Yineennfs Evansville, Louisville
sru, ST. LcUls, &C.
Dayton, Hanailton, Cincinnati. RehnOHd. In
dlabapolis, TeIre HautC, 81 Louis, Ec.; and as
Cincinnati with tho Ohio b hIiEgissippi Rail
ro1d f0r Louisytils, and al points ~ the Ohis
CslusbuS Liills Miami and Columbus and Esnia Ran
road ioE Aehia, Dayton, Indianapolis, 1aITa
Haufg, 81 LoaiE, ElouUW. LOgoland and Cin-
cnnati. and with the OHIO and Mississippi Eaif-
Tgad q Cincinnati for Louisville, EFansFilie
Cairo So LOUIS and az points On the Ohio river.
Csluhus Central Ohio Railroad f0r Newark Z1nesYils
wheeling, &c C0lumhus, Piqua snd Indiana
fi aarEoad Tor Piqla, Urbana, Be,
- For Tickets to all points and information apply a.
the Union Ticket onee 6ls1Peuorsrsoti OF a. the Pas
sshgsr Station.
Cleveland Nsv. y lsss
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.AliNtmerp,
Ladfes NOfice.

TyIIE NEW MILLINERY ROOMS
Il at No 23s Superior street. IN HoEthrup sDanglers
Choice & Late tyieS New Goods
Dirart from tbs New York sDsnings.
CF-Mn. SHAW-foImeTly at Shaw Cos-is tote iound
tR the above rooms. hsp@shs E
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OTIS CoFFIGBgRRY
G. ". PEISER' dec24.2e7

OHERItF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
to the command of order of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga county the suit Of
Lucy Brown plaintiff, agsint Alexander Garrett et al,
defendants directed and delivered shall offer for
sale the door Of the Court House eqnor of Seneca and
Champlain Streets IN the City Of Cleveland, said cOhn
on the 3lt day of January ls6O O'Clock p NJ Of said
day. the following dsscn ed lands and enGments, to wits
Situate the City Of Cleveland in the county Of cuyah0sa
and State Of Ohio and known sbOis hundred and
sx and hundred and seven Of the subdivision OF Ure
inHllcs yeght and foFlynns @ and 49l in the town
ship # Brooklyn, m4ds hV Elisha Taylor aud James n.
HOyt, and recorded in the Office Of the Recorder OF Cuya
hOga County said lots fronting FOTes street and being
forty 40l feet front each hundred and twenty 2O
feet deep and running back TO alley being eighty feet
frunt together. said lots appraised $l6O o each.
-| D. !. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner =
CHASE SLADE. Attorneys for plairth iei3ll25s
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov
" 18th, 1859. PASSENGER Trains Will ElloWs:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
l0l0 A NJ. Ia Express Train. stopping a. E satfOTs
csbt " ickline, MeLt0I. Perry UmonYils aad Say
brock. and arrives at kris l;5i P n. Dunk Il "a
P NJ, Buffalo Cos P. n.
s:l p n. Accommodation Train for COneaut, st1pp;n
all sEy stations
900P NJ Nisht Express ra;n, stopping a. Painss sile.
ASbabua- C0nnesut and GTaTt oniy, and arr ives II
ETie l2;35 A NJ, Dunkirk 2.lO A. IL, Buirlo Al
4. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
BIS A. 81. Night Express TIan, stopping st G aTl Cox
neaut Ashiabula and PainesVllle only and aFrVs
at Cleveland T.05 A NJ.
Sis P d. DaY h1pIess Train, stopping at All siaOuser
cept SaYhroOk. Unionvllle, PeIry, Efentor L Wick
life, AM arrive at Clevel nd 7.06 P M
Accommodation Train will leave Come fut ct GAIA n
stopping at all stations, and aTe Cleveland $40
A. N.
All the trains going Wsstrd connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo ChcfgO, Columbus Cincinnati &c
SC; and all the trails going ElastNsId cunuees =
luirk with the traP Of the New York Central au Euf-
falO aad New York City Railroads.
Clsvelani N " J4th Is6g -F~
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THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
\ enter upon is NEXT TERN on Thu gday, EsbFuary
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
Ii MEN.
Read Notices in The Tribune since Dec. I, 1883
From his EIcellencv, JAMES y WESTCOTT, Governor
OF FLORIDA and member Q, the United Sfaies Senate;
For upWaEds Of twenty e years afirtsd with
disease 10 family which The best medipal ana surgical
aent N the eount7 failed tpqare hgt Which Welded IN
most Bals eotOfy manner to TIE GTaeienber Remedies
cOnslie1clOusly advise their use.
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FLnnR IN MEIL-
LEADER OFFICE.
Man1av Evanfnr Ian o IG60

Hsy--,., Jtaal2 Oo9 Is gawsisr-Ees1 S5Sbl lSs .
Do baleG e2ton "a % 00Sundy EFd Oemnt $50 81
Hops-.-...-..flb aa istHhits Lime -. Id 90
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RD's
Family Gathartic Pills,
CoNLPoUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
PU-s Vegetable Extracts, and put gp "a Glass
CG9ss, dir Tigkt, and vii keep "a any eli-
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL. is q gentle but ac-
tive CathlTc which the proprietor has used his pTa
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing idBmaud from those WI
have long used the PHI Is and the satisfaction who
All express regard 70 ther USE has induced metOplac
then withinthe reach Of all.
The Profession well know that different Cafhartics
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The FAkILY CA-s lr II ARTIC PILL
has, with due reference 70 this well established
been compounded from vsrety Of The purtst Veee-
table E1tractS which act alike every pau OF the
alimentgiy canal and areI@ GOOD and SAFE in all
casEs where Caihartle isIS- Ipeeded, such as DE-
RANGEMENTS OF The MACH, SLEEPl-
NESS, PAINS IN THE IA CK AND LOINS,
COSTIVENESS, PAIN=IAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE o Y. .eslfrum sudden cold, which
FREQUENTLY IL neglected, ID, end In long Of Fe-
yer, Loss OF ApPE C,lTIrE, "a CREEPING SEN
81 aTlONO COLI OE Err IFHE BODY, RESTLESS
MES. HEAD-ACRE. NTl iWBi9HrIN THE BEAD
il IplamMaeTf DiSeusss, qrmS IN Children Adults
henmafisn q eat PuTrT Of the Blood ami many dis
to which flesh is heir TO mention in
this advertisement Dose. 20 3.
PRICE 80 CENrB.
The Liver intlsoTatOF and Family CathaTtic Pills
Ieta e b. Druggists Gent rally and sold wholesale BY
the Trade in al The lsrge towns
st W. SANFORD, NJ D.,
Manufacturer ahd Proprietor
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Murder In BROOKLYN,

Al about kaiEpaat eleven o'clock last night, two men
named John Moauey and Patrick Kelley residing al No.
2ib front street got into aquarrel In the yard Of tho
a their residence when MeCauey stabbed Kelly ic
tn b with dirk tnife Kelley walked 70 ihe door
OF TIE touse, exclaianiDg - .-a
fell rorIee John ramnoy, who inerfored with the
con,ending psrtes, was stabbed 10 tho lep groin,
but the wound IL not considered OF serious nature
Kelly, Toe deceased, the who indlctc I
with Patrick Gallagher for the murder OF Hugh Gala
at No IL Fulton sreet, three years ago. when hs
con ed Of manslaughter and s,nt@Boed 10 imprsoa
mept for ear hoCauley msde his tscape - New
York. but The police expected him during The
nj
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A de,aobmsst Of any nsrinss arrived u The Rocsyn
,sod.d 70 reinforce shs Sns,sst vssss,s ia hs Pacific
sous1rcn and VII leave thh port Ne LEI 81 pscemeer
Orderly eesseant Louis Jsccss, vhe .as -, - 1
and favovaby hnown - Orderly esvgsAns o. - rocs
Marine Barrscks, has bssa osdseed 70 Ne rorsmousn
Nsvy Yard - Orderly HsvgsAat and suuer sass PS~
Superseded BY Orderly esvesant " no.oa
san 10 The nee oS seen erpsssivsy wee Sisd on NE
United s.s, s.sssss = Isssvsoc1 - r Poss =.
tns. z.i,s, "a n asiuers W order Of The Nsvy Dc
reys,sn he result Of The erpev'men1 are d 70 have
beer ssiIv,sstovy but The fall pastruhn nave not -
r,s TINT, s,ses seanu Psvbstar, fsssAip; steamer
A.,.s fslss,e assfpe sscer q q toeis And store
III, supyIy, vere a vers 'scs ou zoe fir Psa fh<
unasd sts'.s st.msY rcoAi ortss ssa Rom Vera Cruz
for TAnpco % tht sAh.
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DETAILS TO Tue nrH
Arrival and Reception Of the Prince
Of Wales In England.
Views Of the English Press % his
American Tour.
Lords lalmtrstor and John Russell on the
Foreign Policy Of England.
"A # = AIRS IN ITAL " ,
49,, &s., ass

rhe steamship Arabia, Captain Stone, from Lverpoo
the lTh and Queenstown the 18th inst arrive At
Hssson a, eight O'Clock yesterday morning. Inc news
bag for The despatched the lake shore
rad reached this city At nine o'clock last evening
s points Of the by this arrival have already
gwen Uut the reception Of our nlss enables 70
give interesting details particularly Of the arrival
end reception Of the Prince Of Walls in England.
There ID tcesraphc news from Naples except what
refers 10 the doings Of Kng Francis At asea,
conferred the Order OF g. Jsnuarps General Goyon
Rome, the Pope's and Admiral Barber dc rinAn
hk own French protector.
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Garibaldf . departure for CaprsrA.
Correspondence Of the London Chronicle

Garibaldi 10 gone. Last night II asserted hs
departure bad been indefinitely adjourned. susdao
resolution, however, 70, and early this mornps
he sailed In the Washington for Caprera Nobody excep,
his final esove, and in consequence, be slipped away
break Of day, unattended, and almost unknown 10 the
sst he refused everything from the King. and drew
toug from the Exchequer but bis gener officers pay
b. day 20 that the story goes he actually borrowed
few pounds from personal friends In Naples 10 pay the
small debts he had incurred here while Dictator As he
sailed OF he stopped ~ Britain Hasshp 10 c, Ad
mira huDdy He invited the Admiral, In with
several other English friends, 10 an him
OPrera they put up With Poena porrdge and fresh
milk, which all ho has 70 offer them. The S4r-
dnisn mes OF war nred . salute to the Washington
Otherwise there sbow and pcmp, and there Is
nothing record about the departure OF the Dictator
beyond the great broad fact that Garibaldi u gone.
had 70 dsapprove his policy often and 10 that dis.
approval stiI adhere but this frankly and truly say,
that great and good has left Naples, has
none behind him worthy Of his Inheritance.
In The morning proclamation from Garibsldi was
pscsrded the walls OF Naples but the OF his
parture seemed 70 excite little attention, ami yet
there has been Manifestation OF public feeling the
subject
The solemn act the union Of the kingdom Of the Two
siees 10 Italy celebrated at the Paazzo Reae 90
the sih ipst during 6ArbAldps last intervles, In
and the ooor Conforti Primo Minister addressed his
h.esty In the following terms
Src the soplo Of Naples for such purpose assembled
taf proclaimed you iis king oy Immense majority.
Nine millions OF Italians row unite she nseves tho
her provinces un ier wise sway, and viii prove
he ra,h OF your solemn PROMISE that Iiay should be Tor
The IAlisrs
Tho krg replied In . short speech replete with soot
ard lslian sentiment GarbAdi alone nvtc
To api roach The throne.
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TIE Foreign Policy OF Englaad-Im.
pertane spesehss or Lords PainsSston
aad John R0ssell.

aad John R0seell.
fTroa The London Nsvs, Nov. lsl
The master and wnrdens Of the worahipful Compsny
saers estsvtained Lord Panerson, the Duhe OF sosr
tnen negnhcest hall g. svithnS lase, City,
wednssday. Among The COMPANY, vhioh vas upwards
o. sw0 hundred In uumber. were Baron RotheuhIld, n.
mr y DUKE, n r. Mr. ". Crawford, r. p (ths
PArnmsnsy representatives Of The cityD oblone No
.usno, ComDodcre Drummoad, 40, 10. rhs
naesy o. The company presided.
ne tsese q fhs navy, the Army aad tbe Volunteer
uorps w. respoa1ed 70 By NE Duke es epmsvses and
0coA monurdo. nhe latter gallant ofcsr ssated shas
ve hsd seventy eight selid bsilasas csrprsre shcui
Hcoo mes, Who vosld - o. ID vsvy shcsl tine, =
ketnsr pase vfA the line. Beadss ibsss ts'a
reshs s.A'ssfed e0rps, I'D Arssdy bsss brops ne
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X
he good ship hero steamed inss favored port
nine occct ibis morning, and there longer ins
sxh which he's % 'one pvevaIed respcctrs her safe'y
Ne made her punoer 10 Conjunction si ths Arsdne
tAe g. George lying In the soun1 s zen mnuis - sga,
culocs, and mrediately vas transmitted - ine siga
ssaton Mount wR, The admiral at oucc toiesracaeo
d 70 London rhe Hero saluea immefialsiy 90 n-r ar
rival m the Sound, and TIE lnpresns,c tne tag sap
the port admiral returned ~ Soon AL vr caumoloC
u Mount wsc. Two cmpsnis. % ,ho rw.nn rss nsoa,
spder the oomnand cf CAv,sla Ds-xsns, hsaed By n
bA,a, marched to the vctushirg Yard The adnirals,
barge and also toe ore be onsins 70 tae P,st Admir-
Immediately despatched 70 The Hero 70 convey "a
Prince and suite on shore
me Prince len thc vcseel at about half p,., ven O'clock
ard reached the vicuailng Yard socu after elcveu n
wAs rroveo On sndlas by the cbss of Toe different 70
vcyumert departments. The band o. The r~etfth aad
that Of the Psm voSa.eers played the nat ooa "a
them The volunteer co-ps of the three towns ~
rpressnted and the Aacrlty they sho ved at tbs call
ths busie 70 frrnsh guard Of hnor 70 the Prince
r.. y sss s E.r sns II ssaa @ ' %
MAJOR General Hutchlnsoc Va attendance - c1ayey
We Prince and sui.s 70 the station
the crew manned the yrds. rhe citadel nrsd
rcysl salute, also ths Imprcxnabe and Roya Aielsie
s ss nsrO Sr. s s's ss o% sos .s
ehore me 1npresnabe vss decked IRON bo- 70 sssfa
vits nsc sss royal standard vas boAed Al the d,ok
yard ard other sovcpneai estabshmsnts and the m "
ebant yessss In ths Pool behiad for ihey were
cify drsssd with rrsansvs, ana the dlI~sss crew.
.dsy upon The s. ~ ssuSs k sss. ss., s% In
sass Of The inhabitants there vas momsasary scsess
ssus removed vh tbe gus e ths earrssos ssss o,,s
sheb sounds o vsbhe and respect and these being rol
lowed from the various other land battsrs there -as
rush The Hoe W cstoA glimpse q The noble sh.p Hero
20 anxcueiy expected. Al the CAm~a Obsoura Z Iarsp
bespes with The town w. up the royal
ecased rally the breese om the hagstaf of the Great
western Dooks, vhfe another ~ coaspioucus q ~
Royal Western Yscht Cub, where Ne sinf drsnssd
win cosors Of different aatsoos From ths Hoe
vomcpsde nos pole could Be sesn without bunsing apS
- Ne bslk merry pcAh there ~ svsvy isdiassou
: es,hssiss. !. the return q ,ns rr,.e.. wSs. Is
Royal vehss@ embarked N TIE Admiralty bAyYs for Ne
acya william viotus ing Yard, the crowd departed In
hss drecsos leaving out few behind, vaiay sitmvssne
- discover Tho fr-', for its brilasey q d. s's ys
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Oar Italian Correspond sncs.

CAN'T BxyoRH CAPuA, Nov. 2, 1880.
ne BcSbardment and Cdpttsaoion Of Odpua-Heron
Cs~Suet Of Genyai Auersana-rAe Lsovter beUeas
Vsar rwanvsl and Garsbaidi, &c., &C.
hh morning at early dawn, Cspua, the devoted city,
decorated with white nag- Preparations being
made the formal surrendel which viii take place
~ Or early to morrow. The bombardment menced
yesterday at three O'Clock P. NJ and continued without
hternisson until ten O'Clock at night the enemy re-
spending most handsomely. General Avezsana had
pssssd his gallant division usual, In the post Of
dAager. We now within short rife range Of
The batteries Of the enemy, and have been for
swo days General Avexxana occupied the advanced
position the 2Sh and 10Th OF October, when during
she entire time, day night he was closely engaged
with the enemy almost without ntermisaion. He en-
Joys The confidence OF Cen G&ribad who
lin In preference 70 any ese His perfect cooness
= sction commands the admiration o, all. Although q
General Division advanced with his skirmshers
Ne thickest Of tho nTht, directing In person every
movement Yesterday Sen. Csldni, who commands
she sArdinian army, 10 have attacked the enemy
shout ten twelve miles from here the road -
0Asta; but have yet news from him. Victor
manuel s nos at Santa Maria, which Is within
swo miles of cApus There Is . rumor tha,
osribsdi has resigned, and that his resigns-
NoD will take effect upon the triumphal entry Of
The King into capua. Gsribaldi met the King the
Ssh, and the King saluted him - Field MarshaI The
s that they could be the best CT friends bit FOR
Ovour. The Kng has made bis chooe let him take
care, for the power that made him King OF Italy
make him.
Gen Avszzans, on the 2sh, drove the enemy back ,uto
their entertainments twice. and three times the 2oh.
He has contributed, In my humble opincn, more TO-
downfall OF this obstinate city than any other
general and should therefore, be known the hero OF
CspuA All that have said OF Gen. Avcxsana kno~ and
have aeen aad have 10 way been Influenced by him
y making his report Colonel Hicks Captain Van Ben
thuy sen, Lieut. Nancy and Lieut. spencer have sn bc-
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Oar Naples Corrsspondsncs.


Nsrlr Nov. Q, 1890
rs.sr Emanuel in NsplSs-TAs HesiAer and lnetIels-
Fctrsttes in Napls, ac, DC.
me King has ooue, and BY his side In the same car
rage rode his creator, Garibadi The day unpro
ptious hurrcxne had swep, the city the night
before, deiusns the streets and destroy ing the msgnn
ssht arches and tanspsrercics mo Toledo" (the
principal ssreeD ssiy decorated with banners and
every conceivable devioe-large portraits Of Carl
bsidi and Victor Emanuel In 'front.' OF nearly every
house. Colossal statues OF The Goddess Of Liberty,
on lony pedes,als, are placed on alternate
sides Of The street, A about thirty PAGES apart,
Cor . distance Of . mile In the Toledo San Carlos u
splencidy Illuminated and decorated with large trans.
parent portraits Of Gazibald, Victor Emanuel Napoleon
Turr and On the night Of The arrival Of the King
shee . grand performance st sAn Carlos, but the
Hns disappointed N much By coming late and remaining
bat hour All the beauty and chivalryr OF Naples
was gathered there 10 grsss him. GayoalH
present 1hs city 10 very gay, and frou thrss 70 six
o'clock n ihe magnificent drives nlicd with eie
Dor they scarce.
Gari6aldi, Il 10 said, win leave In . few days so~
Palermo. His army . 70 bc incorporated Into the 5x
sen.r. xvsrrana has established his hcsdqusrsers ai
hacaou, about twelve mIles from hsre. He has taxen
the PALACE, which IN only second 70 Cascrta. l vi
send yoc fall description Of biz palace In my nsxt VIC
sor nmapuel sails for Palermo Monday inc s~rdniAn
nset sailed this morning for Gseta and large counn
marched tro days ago The bombardment will
Monday. anal esve TO morros 70 b.
present, and shall send you . full account
Gsribadi aaicd yssserday In the Washirgtou for his
bs power, bu. he carried awsy nothing but hh reHs
80 ecsscsa rscsi
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AoApnr or MrTo ia Juve," with ~ nne dstri.
button and splendid we se~e vii be given this eveo.
ing, and On 70 morrow for the matinee No ooe snord
miss this opportunity so zee this noble work which The
Management Of the Academy has worthily presented