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An Evening with Mr. Lincoln

friend las cont W TaTer containing d
very interesting editorial letter from the ii.
CT Morning H.ra4, dated at Springfield
June DIST. We extract two or three para
graphs from the same
He related many pleasant incidents CON
nectcd with biz contest with Douglas H.
tod me that he SPOKE, in all, sixty-four
tiucs, nine or ten times face Il face With hi
antagonist. lLs estimate OF the - Little
Giant i generous. lie eauccies u him
great hardihypi. pertinacitY and MAJ
netlc power. OF all men he has ever seen.
savs Mr. L.. ne has tine most audacity ia
maintaining an uutcnahia position. Thus
IN endaasorIas - reconcile Popular S5yer.
q -nty aud tde bred Scott decision. his ar
.umrDt, stripped Of >etAistr4. Is :" |; Is
gal t. expe. slavery from territory where
it Is.atiy exists And yet h. has bamboo
lied thousands into believing him
arkal NJ Lincoln Il h. saw much oi
the Democratic lapars. Hss.i some OF b.,
friends were kiui enough to Let him re the
mee, abusive # thin Il should ial.a Tia
llne ri tltIc> V bica they ar la.'Hi I = pur-
sue. was that OF personal Itllauls IN.
CdIzqyJ Ii8es' triri that in -. api helped
HIM tLiHe3iu) amazingly IL WI. inclined
- bcl-yt. that the present , Il n u his enc
lnies would be ATTENDED with Ike happy r..
suits
WIS fortunate in finding Mr.. Lincoln
alone aud di>en5t-r,i Ny writ. which in.
tead3 should b. ten minutes was uearty ~
hours long More than once | rose u leave,
hut be Was kiud enough t. assure me that b.
dad not regard ny cal. IS 5JEe. | found
him y y: one Ut the nI..st comp iuionlh.e men
haye eyer met. trank, hearty. and unas-
sua.ing, one teel. m -i-tIbly drawn toward
him. tn his ephyer>ttian aud barring he
Asefs tie gentleman. Hardly trace OF the
rough schooling of hi earlier days Remains.
You may h pressed by his augularity o.
character. but it never occurs u ypu that b
lacks culture. II has manner is at times
somewhat unusual, L never strikes you as in
tie least esree unc7uth In the css utials
Of god breeding, Mr.. l., Is intimately ,uperi-
OF to the generality Of Americans | ind
him far more refined, far more subdued in
manner. exhibiting far more the Fl cts of So
ciai attrigiou than bad expected
MAS CRAFTY impressed with the practical
character Of hi~ mind. W man living has
les OF the visionary He i, evidently a
- good hatrr" Of cloud-cappcd thcorics.
the gasp OF hi, mind Is strong and teiG.-
ci,us. lie talk, like one WHO thinks clearly
aud profoundly. lie has all the marks II a
mind that scans closely, c7luyass,'> thorough
Is. concludes del .berately, aud holds To such
conclusions undinchnglv He seems Il M
t. hc really gifted with the faculty of rc-
naming faithful u his convictions Of right
in the face Of difficulties and discourage
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FOREIGN NEWS.
II.IlrAN. InlY 10

HuHaX. July 10.
The Roval Mail steamship Arahin, irola
Liverpool 10Th Via Queenstown July ], AZ
rived at this p trt tits 2 NJ.
The Arabia bring Ia passengers She
VA, detained twenty -four hours oatside tho
haTbor ~ fog. She will sail for Boston
about L. VI.
Til, steamship city % Baltimore and Sax
0nia. r. m New YORK, arrived at Liverpool
on the 18th. and the Africa July !.
N,rLES. Tie Ncapaiitaa Government
had yielded - tbe energetic demands OF TIE
American AMI Pieim5ntess Ministers, and
ordered the release of tie two captured Yes
81. with their crews aH4 passengers The
American war sloor lraguoIs went T. Naples
,,fzz.itllv t1=a>>ist the american Minister ia
hls rrprss nations
Tie agitation at Naples had increased. y
IN II infammatory proclamation had been L.
sued by the Central Revolutionary Commit
te.. calling upon tie people to rs
The French Am .>>ador had been most
terribly maltreat u IN the streets. il Is sup
passed isy members ot the anti-rei5rra parity
lie was heaten sen>eless,
The Clmmis,ariats Of the twelve districts
Of Naples were simultaneously attacked and
pilla-.-I an the 18th. The agents were muir
der-i and the archives burnt.
Naples was declared in state OF sing, and
street assem- 4ges prohibited.
The news iscoufrined that the KIM pi Ma
pc hal granted 4 new and liberal cynstitu-
ton On the terms already published
The tri-cplsr,,l liz had t~an formally in
ouguratcd Ju the public buildings. palaces
and war vessels. am, was salutej by tereiSu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

If We allow Congress To prohibit slavery
We cannot consistently deny Congress TIA.
right u establish it. If We permit Congress
to legislate tar the people Of the Territories
on this one subject Of Slavery, how can We
deny their right To lt.islate "a all other
subjects in which the pcoplc,t n Territory
are Interested, aud thus let the two Houses
Mt Washington become the sole snaudian Of
the people whether it i the wish Of the peo-
pie or not -NaehtaS t,i1ot..
There is question preceding the one Sug-
gestel above by the Et.toa, which will have
u he settled before there can be any neeessi-
~ for discussing the propriety or improprie-
~, the rightfulness or wrongfulness OF slay-
cry protection or prohibition in the terrific
ries Fairness and common honesty de
uands of the Douglas branch Of the party,
4 declaration Of hostility splitting on
the 9th resolution Of the Douglas Baltimore
platforn,,-before any discussion can he had
with liz journals upon the doctrine which
they call pslar sovereignty. Let the
orators aud the joaraals ie Mr. Dougar
interest ignore this part of the platform.
tl.en it viii be time - discuss the main
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13
The Vote.

Many ef the political HaTer. are '.ylher-
ins out the result Of the N1yenber election
Here is one prediction from"the lia.g which
ha. the merit of looking Ike confirming t
the facts a. they will he developed at the
election. We wish oar readers you'll iu-t
cut i; ont and pat ii in their pocket for ri
erence ais.,r the batt!c has i,,a fought and
Won
Promising. therefore, tina; tic waaie alm-
h,,r If elect val v.,te- j. :tts,. II winch =
constituted majority, w set down Tire tai-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13
CORRESPONDENCE,
The Fourth in fremont.


The Ladies' 3enef lent o'''s,y' ''''' ' =,
to previous notice held tae'r f"'' AZ ''"'.
llarbor on the Fourth, lhere "''e ".''''
five hundred present from o'h5r'h. i'''s ~
the i>lhnd' aad '7'i-e"'eN' pto'N''''
Isle, Swans Island Long isiaii' ana e''u q
ry Isle,
TIE occasion WAS de'S'""' anu t''''s''' :.
The exercises were openea ana eo"''""s'
by,
l. Voluntary music ~ 'ne e0o.,'
>, Prayer by the chaplain he'' Nr
Fierce oi if''i7"''
>. IN address ~ lev b I .'''''s''' -
fremont circuit, -
>. ! me ''n'''' j" ~ - y - -
o CLOCK IN d spruce 'I',5' ~ ~ 49,
al were ''-'' 's' I'm "2'' "a ~ ''',''
''", J, ''7.''', ','''.'''''.,,
''''' '.'.'N.' ~, Jus wa go
'"a' W. mus ~, 0'' 49, az ~.
l~IslE iIf hll Ntll Isl XII 7t'fAAi VI - ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13
What is Democracy ?


A.iIi.s.ratci and sysmFlifesi by -" -
ea,laI Dcaar~4,ls party, What Is den r.
racy2 Like that w7nder # iry, tic X
laniie Cable. i MT al connection between
bema-ra'is Principles and the purity q the
name. ~ d "a - TT D. >aHtr- NAY -rt
new hatteria~. manipulate the machine. ali
FIR answers hat never word Of rcpIg CONES
t1cs#er tie b -. animate the to3y e.=par-
ate. - tee ans'-u- -f.rah,t-r and news
m4a=s. = WIKI TIM Democratic PARTY
T., Connection between genuine democratic
principles 4al tte p4r;y barring the oaaa
fe5aa na.l- IF Bru1z-asv. j. irrctrisyabiv
broken Tai- larty, when judged in TN
is't II it. acts, fails IN al tic essentials q
. trae party There il IN infinite distance
between tae spirit whi.h e,u}A initiate
EeDmp;la schea., aaA The -Firjt which
conceived lie Declaration # Ia4r,ezlcnec=
Jal-si y any res'-aiz., dstni3i7n = lTia-
siF..-. Inc party m4s. le eaniemne# : al
&sH HeaHju- snl honest mfaiei mon.
photographers -ay HAT a E.l49..e may r.
either lea +sr.,. = or IA art Ira n tAe
former, tas slp7snr power Is vested IN the
whole b,ls Of The T. pile, r ia representa-
t5y,.~ elected by them la tho lat,er j. i
vested IA ii nobility II III privileged las
Tic Democratic party has made aar Eepah-
It,. = far = i: eaa d -e.aa ari-t.araey. l.
chief and leai.n, principle Of action. j. l.
sustain. build UP and propagate mgr slay-
CRY. T. leay tai,. i q deay the taet- ii
l. history. Nesr7 -5asers. Wherever il es-
- excludes freezl ia gf ~Hefca freedom Il
81 u. aud Ir-c men. Tie highest tvIa -
eIe5.ilati ,a. - a55I as the nearest approach
l. pare I'm 5eraey. are found IN cemmnai-
- fr+ jrsm slavery. WHsrc slavery Exists.
fherc fser -zHaals are bau5shel and tie ~
frac,8r1 -av- and anti slavery literature ar
e5mml.t.d-in ,ite maslacss= If tie. h tlsr.afa
in the .r'ri, which necessarily nc- rr4ta a
t Irr.aae Of ,be =. vsaf II III. t..ts.-41s. T.
tn flames. ThI. system. which modern de-
r.5rrar,. exist, only t.. sustain necessarily ana
inevitably builds up an arist5erary. Il
egny rts our =. IN ,d.l RepubEr's A. il : 1ftcn
termed. into model arist5eracv. The -rir-
it If slavery !. AWAY an anra.,,nj,tie .t,irit
+, that Of bhrrty R1t. said the IIooar,i}a
b, Bradbury. in hi. address here. =. ,,ba,
have We II, Maine t,da with slavery - The
question mi ,bt As we'll be asked what ba.
Maine ar Maine rs,,,la +, 4, with p5,v,.a-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13
The Firemans Trial.

The trial Of Engines al Watersille the 18th,
Is We learn by the Ma resulted a. follows
This playing was horizontal, and through
300 lt~st et h5se-tHe >ike ef the stream OPP
ii5ua with each contestant. That com-
parl. N OF the performances may easily be
made We rccapitulte below
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

7 plant Doogla.i,t,, utterly refused tie I'aaF
boon - the officials here, Of dubliu5 their
ehlb. the e. Democratic Club, a their ur-
gent rt7lucet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

ARoosrook.-T 4roostool f1sra'f il do
ins good work for the Republican cause ia
that county Bro Hall is bouul t. succeed
in his enterprise, and We h,pc the Republic
cans Of the county and Of TIL. C,nsrcssian-
al District will s.. that hcha- good paving
subscription list Tae Hraid shows c,ideu5.
Of ability and tact. The climate and ,e.I
Of this famed region Of our State, must l.
peculiarly adapted tothe production Of liz
inc things, for newspapers, sprisbtly and
thrifty looking, spring into existence in a
few weeks and go-a-head farmers thrive.
mechanics are in demand, and the whole
valley of the Araostook, Judging from the
reading and advertising columns of Us four
weekly papers, is tcemins with lite and ami
nation 1t Is the Eldorado of Maine, and
many of the hardy and steady sons Of 4" Old
I!ancoek" are selecting farms there.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
ng~The EHsporh american
will be furnished for so cents for
six months. Begin at any time.

will be furnished for 80 cents for
six months. Begin at any time.
TnE Fotgrm At GorLpsRoRo. We have
received an account Of sailing PARTY from
thi- town which visited Pctitmet,au Island on
the 4th. The party had good time, were IN
der the charge of Capt. Geo. Bunker landed
On the Island and were kindly received by the
Light IIous9 keeper Mr.. Henry Tracy, and hi.
wife Tire time seems,--frvm the accoun,
sent u, but which is too long for pnbliea-
ton. to have been pleasantly spent, and the
nations birthday satisfactorily Observed
-Capt jonathan IIamer Of Eden va,
found dead in the hall Of his housc, ON Sun
day morning la.t. about sunrise. He work
Il MI day on saturday, and went b b,d in
the evening in his usual health. lie had
evidently just left his sleeping room. 1t il
supposed that he might have had fit. He
W. about 50 years old
We call attention t. the advertise
ment Of (. 7 Baldwin, Bangor Mr.. Raid.
win is the Ode dealer in Boots Shoes &c.
~ believe IN tia; city. Vt any rate, he In.
occupied his present stand for more than
twenty five var, 4 at which speaks vol.
umes in hi- favor. GIVE lin call when
at tie city.
iIref ufa,> % Mcs,rs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

OREGON ELEcrioN.-By the latest adyices,
the election in Oregon remains in doubt, -
far rs the election Of Representative is con-
ccrned. The retarn in twelve counties gives
the Republican candidate 1882, and the
Democratic candidate l032. The thir,y
counties to he heard from gave a democra:io
minority of 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

AS~ pEr>ro>. u b., Professor II Phy-i-
olasy and Hygiene.
EDpIN Rt,>ILt, D. Prof~>,r of Oh
.tctrics and Diseascs Of Women and Chill
drcu.
SYLVESTER BIRp,ELL, NJ. D., Professor OF
the Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
ENEIj>E H. CLEVELAND. VI. u, Professor
Of Anatomy and Ilistflol,ss and Dcnonstra-
tor Of Anatomy.
NJ SiArLE, ". u, Professor of Chemis-
try and ToXicolaEy,
f. J.. OTTO RdHRIG, NJ D., Profess n OF
Materia Mclic,s aud General Therapeutic,
RErNELL CoArEs. NJ. b. Professor Of sur
gerry.
EDwl> RUSSELL. NJ b, Dean.
To- Arch Street
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

A Western friend asks = Is Now York
SIRE for LlScoLN ?" Our reply is i" New
YORK is ~ -urs Tor LINCOLN as Vermont s ],
..nd vii siYel Ltrser majority taah any
atlsr sat- in the Uaian. The Democrats
already heel themselves whipped and We
haycu yet h'gun 10 tight.
Hillary Ereaiqg Journal
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Total

~ large number Of the federal Office
holders (and therefore Brcc keuridge men) Of
Connecticut met al Hartford last week. 10
harmonic the party by "A half-nud-half eic,-
tor,l ticket The pr eet amounted t. moth
iug
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13
Hon. E. Z. Smart.

IH3- gentleman las fz-R pUt IN n0mr.a
..1u faF Governor Of the state ~ the Dcma
erztir PARTY or rather. the party has suffer
u liz noted individual to tbrv,; himself on
- Tie nominee. mach against the wishes
= the ,.h,z thinking portion. The object
,,ilnatiy i. ;, eiar Tie campaign the .ltar-
aer..r II Id. tlefaHt one 1fr >ussar, has
n ~a#H q = aFs5at him a. m1leSty. ,-,ln,-
49,. Is. 4!sFstti3n ~ fairness in slealin. with
opponents 10 u~c tie fitting WORKS # a
catcmplrary. . be has sheeled hi tongue
in all the art- e dishonest speech = We
have befJry u. his Wlmo, Proyiso Speech Of
ls49. and his - Defense Of Popular Sover-
eighty. sI.cch made ia tic Maine Legs
laturc April -, l>i2 During the interlne-
diatc period Of ten Years. he has been ali
sides If the slavery question, even T. sus-
tanning the President IN III infamous IL
compton policy. Nv his " seheole3
tongue j, employed. and will h, IN Do
nssneip- all w65 have been pursuing
straight forward path. whether ther L
" they af hi. own household or the Repub-
li5an patty. T. quote again from a catem-
Iar'ry
H. i farnea- >iarc aa,y f1r the hea, aua
mis- with which he ha- heen urging epm.
fet;y leta! 5aarr4 # b oNn ABOUT y Gus
IN h4a-e attlar. H. i tam destitute al
convictions. ealalle of entertaining ans
lhi,trz. and Of swallowing aud swearing
) any th-ery however moustrous that vii
remote his interest. He : nominated
Fl 81 ~ respect u BIZ character for hi. own
Idrty know hlu Il rau.hlE. lat l.aaa>s
the PARTY WIN taalaii themselves Il Il Ger
tain rcrkir-,ur>s ae4 aulaeity which be ar
r4.ztt,~ ami ne J. iu~t the man = ter COM
plIncu. ed by tie distinction
Tn. p.rtI4fl From, c.s..,,,. t,s ~, ~.
Ne4a Win 'ha 7laf'''h5 hea4'hS o. lhe
Pirate Of the e'l.t. Aswe never read pirate
i rie-. or pirate articles. w ignored this
5.=,,-t:a, rr;.r5 s...,-.l - -. -, p.r..=
Vi - -Ntf'-ssd century, VS. NJ ie>S sFz
saHa-e taau e7nm54 re Vanderbilt wh9 has
refused + carry tie mails across t. ls,5mas
t.......l ;.-=,,:..... ......,..
~ F. III
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

This table shows tis figures. and II may
not be aInss to state that the water was
drafted but four feet being the same all the
time the playing Was with the wind, a
gentle breeze drawing down the river the
stream being alsO projected from any side
current Of air and though THE pipemeu
-;ood On a level WITH the engine. there was
4 descent Of about two and a half feet in the
TWO hundred ie,,i me.ssurel With this de-
scent, we are quite sure shat much Of the
PLAYING was to- high. We are also Of opiu-
ion that three plays in the allotted time
would be preferable 10 tiyc--n3 engine ever
lettering her second play and thar the
time devoted to each play might be shorten
ed nearly one half Without any l5ss IN dis
taucr, aud with great relief to the men who
are cxhausting themselves needlcssly.
The contest beng finished, Ithe judges
T.. l.. Oetchell, Gen. +. Smith, j b. brad
bury, Esq T p. Haviland a W. Phitrick,
Of our village. and Mr.. \. 6. B1dlsh, OF
Kendall : MiiI.-lecided upon the awards,
and the prizes were presented to the Winners
by Mr. t,etshell rs follows
First Prize silver trumpet. valued at Sl2j
TO Victor, of kendaA's Mills.
Second Prize, silver trumpet, valued OF : >,
to Excelsior, of saltwater.
Third PrIza, flag, valued SO to Pa
ciit, Of Augusta.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

Vt the regatta in Portland on the fourth
The following banned toats took the prize
First ciass-first prine 50 by the beat
Jack Of Clubs, built and owned by j. II.
Dyer, IF Portland. Second priza, S2p. by
the boss Echo, Ctas. II MeIellan, oi Bath
Second clas.-ti rrize, S2u. boat stephen
\. Douglas " Griffin, Portland, Second
Prize, 81, b,at WArlwnI g. W Jones,
Pur.l4uI.
fhirielass-dr.t priza. $50. boat Twinkle.
Charles 0xnafi, P9rtAtni- Second prila.
So, boat tnIlne, II, e. d ". " Thomas
Portland
L. the rowing regatta. distance Of two
miles, rlwcl hy one man, WAS m43e by the
brat James DinsnelI, - II minutes-pri1e
~lu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-07-13

\ jon FOR TIE PNNtfR.-WcIearn that a
meeting was held last night at the room call
cd . Democratic Head Quarters, and the
old organization dissolved. and a new one
formed, called the = Douglas and johnson
Club. " The latter fails heir to the spruce
pole protruding from the club room window,
the uulettered flag, the party bills incurred
to date, the privilege Of contributing for all
party objects. the honor Of buryins the po-
ltieal dead after election, and minor other
a prtcnances not enumerated. The trium-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-05
His is theaE1ipr heart Of thu doomed in


"A galley-slave-a compositor on morn
ing paper. ..sr'.
"A symbol for the followers of Uriah
Heap-humble bee. H'
"A right that is always wrong-the mar
rage rlte.t-.i;tao '4ro4 rrar .mi .H. ..glt
"A celebrated opera never represented on
the lyric staee-opera Oiceronis. ..
--Briefbutjust criticism on Wordsworth-
not worth words. I.ra.iuP -r.si.
Why is a landscape at sunrise sad Be
cause it is morn-full spectacle. ,t
-Trihing with woman's affections is
only trining with triles
Laying siege to a woman's heart is like
attacking Giberaltar with pop-gun.
When do men resemble spectaclesP
When they become parasites (Pair o sights(.
1t is little singular that persous with
broken hearts always live to agood old age.
1t is not to be wondered at that men,
when corhed, should have a husky voice.
The mill destined to grind tyrants--the
million. I9 e
Why does the sun rise Because it is
in the (Y)East. W.. a.
"A cockney's welcome to the eldest of the
deities H Ops, all h all
Until after the Fall, our first parents
never figured in Eden.
The most humorous of surgeons---Sir-
John Falstaff.. ..g .,..a.....l.. 600.
Surgeons are waggish fellows they live
by running saws on their acquaintances.
"A monetary paradox bank depositor
finds the worst way to save money is to
| check it.
7 Why should we expect women to be
careful and tidy, when even in Paradise the
mother of the sex led a shiftless life.
I -7Hash-eesh eaters, without their delicious
dreams-the patrons of private boarding
houses. = ~
Beautiful is old age-especially when an
expectant heir is waiting for venerable
uncle TO die. ..., .''.
q Some women are so opposed to profanity
that they won't even darn their own stock
ings. tiGB r. ~. ~.
when woman owns many broad acres,
the man who woos her may well say he loves
the ground she walks on. t..
The editorial privilege--to toll through
life for others, without thanks, and die un-
regretted, without reward.
One goose saved Rome; why should we
in this age of geese, fear for the American
Republic2
Love is not, as often supposed, an affec-
ton of the heart, but an hallucinstion Of the
mind. .us ~. .rf1. -...
If fear does not always exercise reIig-
ious influence on the soul--it often makes
men Shakers.
Tragic actors, nowadays, would rather
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-05
NEwPORr ME WIS.

The SABBATH.-The city was remarkably
quiet yesterday, although here and there,
on street-corners, were groups of politicians,
discussing the merits and dement's, the
probabilities and improbabiities, of the four
aspirants for the Presidential honors. The
churches were well attended, and seemingly
a larger amount of elegant clothing dis
played than usual. The ministers eKhorted
their congregations to "hee from the wrath
to come, y and portrayed, in true orthodox
style, the glories of the future home of the
Christian, the everlasting bliss which they
inherit, and the eternal suferings of those
who die in their sin. In the afternoon 9
large concoufse of friends assembled in the
First Presbyterian Church, to pay the las
tribute of respect to the inanimate body o
Miss Jennie Remper the daughter of one o.
our old citizens, whose future, only few
days ago, was bright with happiness. Deatl
called, and she answered the summons snC
now lives in never-ending happiness, await
ing the coming Of those most dear.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-05
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPFs
/ SUNDAY EVENING DISPATCHES. ii +,
TWO DAYS Later frOm RuF0pe.
THE PRINCE ALBERT OFF CAPE
RACE.


ST. JoHN's, N, f., November The
steamer Prince Albert, from Galway, ar
rived here last night with Liverpool dates
10 Tuesday, the 23d ult. tf't
The steamer North AmSrican, from Que
bee, arrived at Liverpool on the 22d.
The Neapolitans have voted unanimously
in favor Of the annexation of Naples to Sar-
dinia. I|f
The royal meeting at Warsaw was IN
progress, but nothing had transpired.
The Duke of Richmond is dead. "a
The Gazette de Lyons has been suppressed
on account of its incessant appeals for agi-
tation.
1t is reported that Garibaldi win be Of
fered the rank of Prince and General after
the annexation of Naples is effected. The
Sandman troops have beaten q corps Of
Neapolitans and captured 800 prisoners with
portion Of the artillery. ..
II is also reported that Garibaldi's ships
have captured Spanish and an Austrian
ship. II is said that Austria has given pos
tive assurance that the sword will not be
drawn unless Rome should be attacked.
The Galway Steamship Company has given
orders for the construction of two fine ships.
liverpool Mdrket--LiUerpooL October %.
The sales of Cotton on Monday footed up
10000 bales, including 1000 bales on spec
ulations and for export. The market closed
quiet and prices firm. On Tuesday prices
continued firm, although the, market was
not opened. Flour was firm at partial ad-
vance of Cd. Wheat active at an advance of
Cd. Is. Provisions dull. Sugar steady
Rice firm. Coffee steady. Resin steady. f
London Honey MdTket-LOndon, OctObsr
23.-The Money market generally un-
changed. Consols closed at 92H@93 1i bar