The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01
Her news is three DAYS latter than tina

her news is tnree Gays latter Cnan tnat
brought by the Asia at New York.
The Neapoltan Princes had ordered re-
newal of the attack On the Garribaldiars.
1t was asserted that there was great con-
sternation among the Cabinet of Turin, in
consequence of the Rus sian and Prussian
Ambassadors having RENTED formal pro
test against the Sardinian invasion Of Ma
pes.
Victor Emanuel entered Naples on the
18th. He had already entered the Neapol.
itan town of Guilannova amid enthusiasm.
Mazzini had refused to leave Naples.
The diplomatists at Gaeta had protested
against the degree returned to Melina, and
all the ambassadors had signed it. -.'.
Gen. Guyon had re-occupi d Viturbo.
Three new forts, armed with rihed cannon
had been completed between Sido and Me-
lomoctes, and the ornaments on the whole
of the Venetian shore are being renewed and
Connected with an electric battery. a
The vote on the question Of annexation to
Piedmont is to be taken Sicily, Oct 9th.
The Russian ambassador will demand his
passports, if no regard is paid to protests.
Advices from China state the allied troops
reached the Peiho on the LIST of August, and
established camps at Phetany. They found
the Northern and Southern forts evacuated,
and attacked the Tartar Camp on the 18th.
the Chinese fed in disorder. At the depar-
ture of the mail the allies were opposite the
Taku forts, where the Chinese were prepar-
ing to resist the grand attack which was to
take place on the 18th of August. ina
The rebels attacked Shanghai on the 18th
of August and were REFUSED. Trade was
st,ppcd. .r. .,n ...sl.,t. s.a.a.s
The Fulton has PIP passengers and 5000
tons of cargo. She has experienced con-
tinuation of severe gales since leaving South
ampton. ...r. ..a.- ...E g
London Money Mlrk,t-There was bet
ter demand for Illinois Central and New
York and Erie R. r. securities. ID. IA. r.....
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ga report having
been current here that the Governor elect
Col Curtin, was dead, we are happy to as
sert its untruth. He is in good health in
Boston, and speaks to night at Providence.
New York, Oct gu. S. Marshal Ryn-
ders has been arrested for an alleged as
s,ult upon Lewis Tappan, ard grandson,
R. NJ. Whittlesey, well-known merchant
was seriously injured the other day, by b.
ing carg'lt between a freight car and the
walls Of the &c Dot on Centre str ct.
Dave r. Brown attempted suede last
night by throwing himself in front of loco
motive, on the Harlem Railroad, in the up
per part Of the city, but was thrown off by
the cow-catcher. He was seriously hunt
cause, he had recently lost daughter.
A letter from Manila, July Is, reports
that an American ship was taken in charge
of by the authorities of the northern end of
the islanl The crew had mutned, wound
ed the captain, and confined him and his
wife and offi:ers, and three persons were
killed on board and several wounded. The
vessel is presumed to be one Of the British
chartered transports. ....r.... ..........
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. - The U. S. Court
of Claims has resumed its session after a
long recess. The number OF cases on the
docket is small. .....l, 1890
Renewed eff9rts win be made to procure
ap amendment Of the law establishing this
tribunal SO that awards not exceeding 5000
dollar5, may be final instead Of having, as
now, to be definitely acted upon by Con-
g,ess. hon.. .. ..... -.i. ... . .....
The Executive Committee o! the four po-
liiical parties are closing up their business,
having ceased to issu, any new printed ma
terial 1t is estimated that the aggra gate
number of documents circulated bv them
since the commen .ement OF the Pr ri lential
canvas is between six and seven millions.
Nearly all OF them were God d at the Capt.
tol. 1871
New York, Oct 3iSt.-PaStor Rosnus
who recently abscondei from Havana with
$4,000 belonging to the firm for whom he
was working, was arrested here yesterday.
The Star of the West, from Havana 9th,
reports slave vessel with 800 negroes bro't
into Havana by Spanish war vessel.
BosToN, Oct. 3lst. The steamship Arab a
sailed at II o'clock to-day, with "a passen-
gers for Liverpool and Is for Halifax, but
no specie.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3l.-Messrs. josiah Lee
& Co., closed their banking house to day.
They have made an assignment
Messrs. Appleton & To-, have also closed
their doors
There are other Numerous suspensions
among stock dealers.
NEW JERsEY.-Besides the fact now rem
dered certain that Lincoln will sweep the
State by decided majority, the prospects are
god for a clean sweep in the fiv, Congress
sional Districts of the State. Speaker Pen
nington'sis probably the most doubtful dis
trict in the five, but the Newark Mercury
regards his election as beyond doubt.
Cincinnati, April Il, 1859.
Messrs. A. l.. SCovILL & Co..
Gents.-From sense of duty, give you
statement Of cure of my son by the use
of your BLOOD and LIVER SYRUP. He was
taken three years ago with the Serofuta /;
sores made their appearance upon the side
Of his neck, under the skin. which was hard
and red Cor inhamed). We called upon one
of our first Physicians of this city, who treat
ed him, but the sores, under his treatment,