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The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-28

ID. j. SHErPARD AcQuITTEp.-Th gentlc-
man, charged with the homicide of w. d.
Roy at yieksburg in January last, was ac-
quilted by the Criminal Court on Saturday
last, after an investigation of five days,
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foRcH-LIGHr PRooEssIoN.-Owing to in
clemency of the weather the grand torch
light of the Minute Men, and military display,
appointed to come off last night, was sostpon-
ed till tomorrow, Wednesday night.
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~ Who viii follow the patriotic example
of Gen. Clark and Col. McGehee of Bolivar
Let the true sons of Mississippi come to her
aid in this her hour of need.
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Members of the Press.

We have had the pleasure of exchanging
saltdations with quite number of our cotem-
iporar;es of the Press, now sojourning at the
Capital-emong them Messra} Walker of the
n o. Delta, Cluskey of the Memphis Ava
lanche, Stevenson Of the Oxford Mercury,
Cooper (Secretary ofthe Senate ofthe Month
cello Journal, Miller CLERK elect of the
House, of the Enterprise News, and Nelson
of The Carroftton Democrat.
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Excltemeut ln Misannri Z

WARSAW, Mo-, Nov. 23.-The Inhabitants
in the vicinity Of osceola are under. great ex.
citement apprehonding an attack from ,hs no.
torious Montgomery aud his associates. Tf
is said that por ion Of his band is at Balgs
mills, twenty-five miles dist.at.
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Senator Hammcnds Resignation.

REDcLIFF, 81 G., Nov IL, 1850
To his ErceQeaey, the Gorsrnor.-Permit
me TO ysigns throusn you, hay commission as
United States Senator from the State Of South
Carolina.
Respectfully yours.
JAMES Ii, HAMMOND
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REMARKS.

The foregoing letter coming from high and
intelligent source, relates to matter of para
mount interest at the present time. Though
not written for publication we have inserted
il, because it presents with clearness .ard
force, an idea which is worthy of being consi-
dered by the Legislature now in session. Ed.
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The JEFF. DAVIS RIFLES Is the name of a
new Military Company just organized in the
town of Holly Springs.
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Most respectfully,
]. T. TICHENOR,

SECRETARY VI Tue COlNeHltoU.
The members of the Baptist State Conyen-
ton OF Alabama, though Assembled for differ.
eut purposes find ourselves together at a
moment when issues of the most grave and
serious character, are brought upon the coun-
try While possessing no authority to pledge
or bind the churches or religious bodies we
represent, and expressly disclaiming any
wish in any form to do so-we are constrain-
cd, as men, as citizens, as Christians to give
full place in our hearts to the love of coun-
try.
Standing aloofI for the most part, from pol
itcal parties and contest, our retired and quiet
position does not exclude the profound CON
ylction, based on long and uRqueStionable
series OF facts, that the union Of States in this
coniederacy has failed. in important particu-
lars, to answer the purposes for which it was
created. From the administration Of the Fed
eral Government, as things are-especially
with reierence@o our peculiar property recog-
nlzed by the eonstitution-we can no longer
hope for justice, protection or safety
We have supposed ourselves entitled to
equality OF rights, as citizens of this republic.
We are not willing to surrender them-even
at the risk of life aud all we hold most dear.
While as yet, no particular mode Of relief
IS DGiOlS us on winch TO express an OpinioE--
we are constrained, before separting to our
saered homes, to declare to our brethren and
fellow citizens, before mankind and before
bur God-that we hold ourselves subject to
tie call Of proper authority in defence of the
sovereignty aud independence of the State of
j labama, and Of her right, as a sovereignty, |
o withdraw from this Union; and to make |
my arrangement which her people, in consti- |
utional assemblies, may deem best, for secur-
ng their rights. And, in this declaration, |
We heartily, deliberately, unanimously, and |
olennly UNITa.
WHEREAS, The State of South Carolina has
ppointed the 18th day of this month as a day
/ hum liation, fasting and prayer, and through
er Governor has requested the other States
f the South to unite with her people in It's
bseryanee, therefore
Resolved. That We recommend to our
hurches throughout the State, to unite in
his request, and observe that day as day
{ citing and solemn prayer to Almighty
rod.
Resolted, That the Secretary Of this Con-
sntion be instructed te forward copy of /
lis declaration and these resolutions to His
xcellency, A. B. Moore, Governor of Ala
ina,
Resolue{ That the Southwestern Baptsts, I
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CRISIS OVER IN NEw yopK

~ HoohAnd's German Bitters and Balsamie
'CoraIal-sold by every druggist in the Unitsd
States See advertisement in another column.
march Is '60-ly.
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The Baptist Convention of Alabama
and State Rights.

We findAin our exchanges fhe following de-
claration and resolutions of th61Baptist State
Convention of Alabama The Rev. l. T.
Tiehenor is pastor of Church of Montgome-
ry:
MONTGOMERY, Nov IA, 1860.
To HIS Ercellency, Il. B. Moore:
DEAR SIR-The Baptist State Convention
of Alabama instructed me to transmit to you
the enclosed declaration and accompanying
resolutions, unanimously adopted at its re-
cent session in Tusk gee.
Should the exigencies of the State demand
the services ofany or all the members of the
convention, doubt not you will find them
faithful to the pledge they have so solemnly,
and in the fear Of God, made to your Excel
Iency and to the State
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Resignation OF Senator Chestnut.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 10, lS6o.
10 the Honorable he President anil members a,
the Senate:
herewith resign the appointment orUn
States Senator from South Carolina.
JAMES CHESTNUT. &.
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Meeting Last Night.

: a large Southern Rights meeting was held
in the Capitol lat night, DR.. E. R. Burt pre-
siding. Able and eloquent speeches were
delivered by the Hon. A. G. Brown, Judge
Walker, of New Orleans, Mr.. Clusky of the
Memphis Avalanche, Judge Clayton of Mar
shall, Messrs. johnson of Warren, Gen.
Clark Of Bolivar, Hooker, Wharton, Estslle,
Z. II. Yergcr and Caskey.
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: 9Fon FridAy night, 23rd inst, there was
e-ganized in this city company of artillery
suen, compolJd olathirty-six members. The
following officers were elected J. F. Kerr,
Captain ). r. Il. RflrdOm, 1st Lieutenant Ned
Parish, End Lieutenant; James Lester, Bird
Lieutenant.
g7e have now in our city three thoroughly
organized military companies; Mississippi
Rifles cgmmsnded by Capt. R. Griffith !;
Mississippi Capital Dragons, commanded by
Capt E f Bart, and Quitman Light Artillery,
Commanded by Capt J. F. Kerr.
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- Sanford's Liver Invigsrator And e..h.v,,.
Pilis-a very valuable medicine. Read IL ~ 49,
tisensn in cur paper. iaarehz5 60-iv.
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Arms for the States and the Money to
BuV Them.

EDITOR OF THE MIssIssIPPIAS Col. Miles
II. MeGehee, of Bolivar county. authorizes
me to say that he will be one of hundred
men, to furnish eaeh, one hundred bales o
Cotton for the use Of the State, by an advance
to purchase arms and munitions of war for
our defence. You may put me down also for
the same amount. CHAS. CLARK
or We calinttention to the advertisement
Of Mr.. E. Richardson in another column.
Arms FOR THE STATE.-It will be observed
By reference to note in this paper, from
Gen. chas. Clarke of Bolivar, that the planters
are adopting direct and efficient means for
furnishing the State with the meahy for
arming herself Immediately.
The patriotic offers of Mr. McGehee and
Gen. G are highly commendable and we hope
mary others will follow the example.
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To ADvERTsEEs-The Mississippian goes to press i'm
medistey aer the arrival Of half past O'Clock cars
from New Orleans Those wishing their advertisements
inserted would do well to brlng them in before o'clock
or publication days
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tzy- Blood Food Blood Food See advertise.
ment in another column. march % 'ee-lv@
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FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized to announce r. C. KERR
as q candidate for reel ection to the office of
Mayor. Election first Monday in January.
We are authorized tf announce E. P. RUSSELL
- 1eandidate for MaF5r.
A. MORGAN, is a.esndidate for Mayor of the
City Of Jackson.
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Later from California.
ARRIVAL OF the PoNrr rxrnrs,

ARRIVAL OF THE PoSEY EXPRESS.
ST. JOSEPH Nov. 23 Dates from San
francisco to the 10th inst. came to hand to-
day by the overland Pony Express.
The Pacific Nail Co.'S stes,nship Sonora
on fright
In the San Francisco market no change Of
importance had taken L!ace.
L'ncolns plurality in nearly the whole
state OF California Is put down al 1850 but tho
result is doubtful,
In the Legislature the Douglas Democa.
TIC Peoples Reform ticket is elected.
The firm of David & Moses Abrams IN San
Francisco, had failed. Their liabilities are es-
timated at 100000.
Farti1l election returns from OREGON are
favorable to Breckinrdge. NJ
CRISIS OVER IN NEW YORK.
New YORK, Nov. 24.-Ther is indeed
great improvement in financial aff,irs here
The money market is relieved and the crisis
S rapidly abating. Our banks Yesterday ais
counted nearly six 20 eight millions ofdollars.
Inc new bank arrangements are working
Mr.. Jacob Little has resumed his seat in the
Brokers Board.
WORTH CAROLINA BANKSusPESsIox LEaALIzEp.
RALEIGH Nov. 24.-The suspension Of
'snks IN this State has been legalizea by an act
y Tue Legislature now in session.
BANK SUSPENSION LEeALizED IN GEORGIA.
MLLEDGEvILLE, Nov. 25-The biz which
'rovieds for removing the restrictions on the
'anks OF this State, has passed the Senate
~ " ayes to l5 nayS This bill is designed
o legallze the suspension Of the banks in So
-annah and other cities, in case it is found %
'e necessary.
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x1rED STATES COURT BROKEN UP.
United States Officials Fly for their Ldves.
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MORE sHARP's RIFLES IMPORTED.

A GRAND JURYMAN MURDERED.
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A DISPATCH TO THE PREsIDEN
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LocEJAw IN HOUSEWIVES Spirit
states that recent case of lockjaw in the
horse is reported in the English sporting pa
pers, which was cured by eight ounces of
chloroform. The subject was Standards
year,ing FLY by Orlando. Mr. Barrow, v.
s, was called in, and administered the above
prescription. The FLY lay PROSTATE under
the effects OF the medicine for nearly four
hours, when the effects Of the powerful potion
passed of, and the malady went with it. She
promised soon to entirely recover
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Letter to the Governor.

Missouri and other States to be Invaded.
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10 ARMS TOTAL
rha rr@apressible Conflict Commenced!

EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS.
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or We calfnttention to the advertisement
of Mr.. E. Richardson in another column.
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THE BORDER COUNTIES PREPARING FOR Wal
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Secretary Of Baptist State Convention.
Gov. Moore replied to the foregoing as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

despatch nom Trieste states that the United Statea
Consul General at Aexsrcrfs has protested against the
creation q an international tribunal for the settlement oe
s dmpaies IN shch foreign subjects Interested snd
which The amout involved exceeds 80 600 ps Anters
Han NE renbcrs OF this trib anal be appointed
ey bc Consu General Of the great Powers and the other
bal BY The Egyptian government
The Consul General Of the United States declared that
ne could not recognise The conpeencs OF such tribunal
unless be should have the right appoint me nbers
- Inc eonsnls General Of the great European Powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

Psss, SEPT !, isei.
Nrs WeatsT IN fTanc<-Gs,x PruTez for Ne cops-
ne Neapolnaa Ques,ion-T. kwai Dsnssy, &c.
We are all blessing God for the change IN the weather
ve can Amoss boast Of weeks sunshlne, AMI a The
900 vce OF The earth has been usually sbun
a.r, se may hope, notw outstanding the dssructioa AZ
vr,s, Zeal, that, sset AL, somcshsg ike an average
n.,xeu VIII be The rcsut TIE rspss are An rroalgon.
usnlh - but nothing wiz resder them available for The
,.,.r. uless We have srnny autumn Of almost sanrc
- 80, hrsion. Generally At shls time Of xe., AL.
tuttcd with them, and the streets q PAS. a..
-. ~ the numerous handcArfs laden vim A..
,-.Nss " No~, however, there Ia iitsis or nyh,n,
- his, and the snss supplies exhibited At ,he
I'd the ordinary price. Peaches, nsc,s.
-. 80 60 evcry plentiful and II merely nominal
-. -. 7sation for any shortness Of corn tho
.ou, A. n,s, 49,. Cor cattle produced BY the exirsor.
49,, h,r.,av of,he vmmer must be- taken into cons
s.,.,,ou Tcru,ps, mango wurze and other species Of
beet root, o.bbssc., clover nd ecerne literally Cypress
ne ground and perhaps Al iormer period did the
usuniry present appearance y equa verdurc. The
railroad a. passes through the p e'ares1ue Plains a.
GERMAN en- Large present. 70 ths s'erseys psno
rama which, for richness Of heritage, s0y q scenery
and nsgnaosn, expsnse Of water, WOO. and yineclad
nm cannot be cxcelied By any country.
An political interest absorbed In Ire Nea polsn cues
MON Never before since First BOnspsre ,oacii his
n~sn,e< llAAa sAnPASn, were Vic ic0tsseps " co.
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Iveny Insasand Liberals Marching en- the
CsPhal-Aetiye Preparatisns for DeSenee-
Tho Clergy Melting Dsvn the Charsh
PIate-Pasheee' IDfluense-The Prinehal
Clergy Chiefs In the -sIsniNeant Iues.
dents,
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Oar Fiorsncs Correspond enee.

Hosxsc, SEPT. Q, 1890.
Frpw0s If ae nalan R>ro'ufio~-wh<r on Gur,BaLi,
R1'-Lo~orsaers's Brutal Prs<iama,sos-7xs Papsl
Pc~U On Ne Wane-saocca qf kis H,clis,, ne ro,wg
<woiosN Prims Dvnna, IN Ewcps-Lifs IN f1@escs,
&C., do.
Italy not only the theatre Of movement but Of pro
rreg. The feninscia ID q camp from the Alps 70 the
southern CAPE Of spartvcnto The homes, and gallant KING
holding firmly hs In the NORTH and the "audsc,cuu
scusrHr' IN the soush winniDs new provinces 10 be
added 70 bis soverssns dominicns. How far viii ,Als
career Of conquest be allowed advance me question
which "a nov constantly and seriously ssked A,'what
point win Austria, for her security nod sAlya,isu
be forced TO inierfere7 or whs, moment In the suc
cessfui onward march of the revolution win Francs sei
called upon 70 say mo, For long time Italy Ia, No,
been profoundly aroused n n the rrcssus moucns
All 10 feel that The srea, balance In which shc
desiniss Of the country are weighed u Al an even
rche. Treasure and lives generously thrown into
The scale By noble patriots and the hope and coua
dent belief q The riends Of Italy throughout tho world
ths, liberty, justice and national rshi win outweigh ,hc
wre,ched interests Of despoiic factions aud the seas
aims Of kings.
Inc very extreme and cruel means 70 which rsmori.
cSere disposed 10 resort io strike terror la,o M
rus,cns inclined 70 rebel shows the desperate state az
things With which he finds himself obliged 10 cco,era
u reserved for the commander Of ihe sn,ary fyeos az
The Vicar Of Christ 10 revive mode Of carrying on war
which "" thought belonged only 10 barbarlans ana
savses OF 10 Christian Countries - called 10 The lc.r
civilized past Bat the French captain IL pad st,ceod
o. $1,000 ayear for success, aud he is determined 10
have u, cost what II may q havoc. dcs,rac,loo and
Dlood re hes nov under his command something more
han 90 900 Three thousand ,roops from the sinai,
ny, su KEEP. up, q the Duks Of Modcna. have ,ut
ccn As1sd u Arccna ~ ICrs s that ecor : ken, ov,.
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The london Telegraph q The i2sn irss says,-we are
snabed 70 ate On reliable authority that the despatch
vhieh appeared the 7lsss on Monday, Affirming that
tconciistun bad taken piece between Russia ard Aue
q, and that the two Powers had come 70 arrange.
nent whereby tho preeent state OF things
20 he misigated 10 u veil informed circles beleved
70 be Invention 81 French origin and Intended n sat
The ricy of the Italians IN their operations In the para.
We need only rfer 10 the cttars Of our pe,tn
enc Vienna correspondents Of TO day and sserasv 80
show that The ruTIgprh<rtnf spoken Of H. even 49,
v.,y prcbiemsfcai ~tstever course political events nav
,sss N ~ soath o. E11cps my
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AmoAner speech rom NapOleOMs
The Ing N . full dxnsiaton Of The rmperor's
speech Al Nasselll ., AZ prbshsd IN the ncri,ew.-
GsSTtksxs-Thc banquet offered by the Chamber Of
Commerce gives ,hc happy opportunity Of publicly
thanking tho city o. MArsses the warm recspsico Il
has efven 10 she Empress and 10 myself me unani-
nous denonspatona q astachment which Ne have
received site the common ,cmept Of COR iouy-
nay touch ms deply, but do not m IKE me more
prtud; for ny o0y merit has been 70 have full
Anh 10 Divine rrovdsnce, well - IN the
pairictsm and good scpse cf the French people, II 4
this Intimate union between people and sovcrcgs which
Constitutes our srsngth At home well abroad and
lever 70 passc In our prosvoaive march, Th desire for
What good, this Enthusiasm for all that 10 pobc add
useful ospnot abNte noe, uhen circumstances are more
fsvorsbh~ and tranquility the wish Of ali The world
snviors murmus should roach % nom sfsr let mn oot
BE disturbed that sooounes ey yin break aesinst our
irdiuereuce ke The waves Of the a our shore
let n labor, then, wifa all our ssressth 10 d.
velcpc The resources d our county; The works Of
peace have In ~ cyes, eros bcsatifu 20 those az
contemplate for France, hsrseiies naturally ho,fs :
large place nom s energy and The intelligence q i In
haoiisnis, a. vel ~ IRON ~ geographical position
Cose 10 the military port of ronor appears 70 ma "a
represent s shores the genius o. France hojd,pu a.
olive branch IN hand bot Feeling is sword Al IL sde
Lei her reign IN peace upon that the rhoeran city,
~ The calm Influence 81 c.mmercc let her cvilu bar
bsrous nations ny Increased trac her egaw r,oscy
the bonds 81 civilized rsiions Let her induce The No.,
shores c This sea snt In the depth of lie strvs Inc
Jssrus hus ~ rest age Finally let MarselIles sfwAys
chow herself beautiful behold hcr-that Is "a ssv
espirg with me Gestnies Frapce--and one al n,
most dent wishes viii be accomplished 1 drink the
health Of tho city Of Msrselliss.
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THE LATEST.

LosnOs, Oct. &c, 1860.
The LOa3oa Times in second edition quotes 3 let
ter from Warsaw which Gays that the presence shsro
o. the Emperor OF Aust spPess 70 be Ill vie we'd ~
eli ps rtes Il Is not, however, thought that any
demonstrs::on Of i'll feeling will be made.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, OFT Is
Corros s,eady but qlist sales about :, 100 bales;
prices gene -ally unchanged since lAl TUESDAY o.se
Messrs. Cilss g. Son ard Bsrksrs report large ar
s OF reign WHEAT and -FOUR hch Il de &, rule
Su without alteration IL prices Oars sell rely a. he
ncreasiDgi prices ra.sez higher Refined
wanted; Brown Lumpe Lot bocght unceT NJ y
CoFF2-A supply Pantaon Cey-oA outtsrms aoese
TEA very firm although no: many purchasers.
RICE urIn sales ocerate
S.ITPs1g IN vented; extern terms given
TALON beid for treyious rItes with fttle passing.
LospoS Oo 2a-CoSsoLs Tor money aad account nrs a
TIYhRpooL CoTTos MARKET This sales OF Cotton
in he Liverpool market fo- the four including tb1rsd
added up 200 bales of bch 80 bales ssSuatson
spd for expo,t The y arSesclo ed c1ist hOssieeay
STATE OF Trade IN MANCHEsEER.-Ths Ranches
ter adyes Ayorsbe Tho mAzko oE goods Wa
qui, L but prices steady.
lIIIyEEsOoL BREADsTUFFs AARKEr.--MesSnA
Wsie ted Nash Co Bgaud Athya Co, s1ccothers. re
uo-t Hour 1uie ut Tuo.dsys advance OF 3D. o sale, At
Is $685. Wheat arm full priees obtned shs ms.sss
cos.d with ght adslnce all qrAt,s ssl-s Rad aie
dl3 and White lLcl39 Corn 1uoyan ard adssnce HU
- quarter since ssiog OF The Bsops; sale ~ Mixoa sna
Ye,o~ .. 81 dsOj; f0f Whi,e quotah are nod. AL
LIVERPOOL PRcyIsIOS MARKEr.-Besf duL fofk
Inactive steady. Lard steady at ta fAio~ aeadJ a.
IIyyRPooL PR9DUcE MARExr -Ashes-Po,seady-
Al 286 2 81 Pesrs oue. 2s6 sugar stese3 kics rtesdy
sales Carolina a. y Roam ssesiJ o. 10 i''
SP Snsnnp McSsy MARxEr.-Con sols closed on
Wed,ssdy at se aga for money, md 9sas8 or account
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TURKEY.

Pairs, Tuesday evening Oct 23-nie Pans p'Pcfz
pubhrl telegram, eSed BsyT,ui, Ocs ~, ss'sra1 p
that tie ENGLISH squadron l.ft on the NJ was sad:
for the AoYi.ijc. Tvr, French vessels rem snsd ne
Beyrut II was reported that al9itatioG Prevsiiee -
Damascus and That threats hsd besa mads AGAINST tas
Ch'isisps in COZ seqpeCes If lhewrt AK.
Fusd PSfhsy and The french and RuinT Consus,
bad retur3ed ~ haste 10 Dsrascas.
COssTAnTIsoPLE, Oct. D.-Is isabsened fhat sew
ersl Embs lssdors have requested thss Turkey IN ASA
should be visited BY the Grand Vrzior, al well ~
Turkey in Europs the state Of the forer berg eqaA
ly serious.
Arrests reported TO have been made 10 tho Army
and among tie lower Clergy Of Coasta1,ioopie. ssv-
ersl Poles and Fer-ad Pasbe have been srreeted.
CossrAsTIroPLs- Oct. 2e-Ths Grand Vizier u
sai6 10 be favorable 50 a forced loan.
Asli Pasbs bss besa named Minister for Foreign AZ
fs;rs The wiis3rewal of RIA Pssha frc a the Minis
try is expected great tight took place at the elss-
ton Of the Gree 'HatsArch. The British Govern sst
has proposed to the Porte snenimeus to the Com
nerclal Treaty.