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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-12
the James River and Kanawhn Conversion
scheme

We have been watching with much s0Ic.tUde the pro
'.e>s oftbs bi which has for some DAYS engaged the
attention Of the Legislature After its passage bv the
House Of Delegates we had hoped TO would have met with
u' ser9u. opposition l the senate but greatly TO our
surprise and regret this most irporau, and vluable
measure was defeated I'm the Senlt, for the want few
votes That this Improvement bv far the mos. valuable
IN the state and caulitsl TO promote the growth and
prosperity Of the Commonwealth I'm a greater degree
than any other which has vet been or I'm ouropron can
boz projected should have been oyerlrrfed an defeat
cd must bea matter of deep regret 90 all who have the
int5rss, Of our good Ola Commonwealth at heart We
y.- hone chat the Senate viii pass the bin as +, came
from ,5e House. and was reported by the Joint Com
mit.ee of the ESQ Houses.
i.s5rs,t.i Md hollow, ND, I'D L.-f. .t.,, .t. r4,...
Din was good one. and we SIRE satisfied that careful
examination ofi,s provisions win convince every candid
and f,g mind Chat, under the circumstances i. bs bes,
ana frest aifls.uea. Of ae difficulties of the Company
t4t could have been made. A-ttes.r. ftbc corp11,
stool there WA. r, earthly r1-. lion, fp. SIM. ,
a,.5sr. of i,. loan. opp .--,--,s OPP ,- t, continued
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coasff.rao,sri-y sr .r. r.-. f.. .-r,r, .,,.., -5
our mind The BIN f.-r,r r-,,.I.4 f,- -sr.,.-r. ,t.
C3npany from i-. p-.-. r9,,- i.b. bv t,sir- s.al-
pa1 ofsfi.-.,-.f r- t..r ,t.. ,t. s.,..
vera "a, 5s ..,.5 F,, rrs ,,,,.. ,s .,,r,,,.r ,ts
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by n,-.r.,s ON ,bs r,ns and VOL. Of che r,r.nr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-12
SPRING BUSINESS CARD FOR 1850.
A. MORRIS.
81 Main Street, Richmond, yIro,hIn,

ID ENEWs his salute lions his old friends al customers H.
the psst twenty-five years, well 20 ~ more
date TO his large assortment Of School Booss Be-
sauonerr articles generally Including Cap Writing and Lisr
papers Note and BIZ Flpers, Wrapping aud Curtin p a.
veopes Music Musica Insrumeni Strings auI lnsrn
FOR the Harp Piano. Guitar, iioR Fie, Accorlron alf
every thing else IN his ne Ihe rates he
hop that the trade eei2ore diverted 50 he Northern Hou
will this year and herceforh be given 10 Hl.e 1Ir D. s
made ample provision and AZ such cannot fall 20 Ash
to the nrest o Country dealers to give Richmond the pteenes
in laying in tAelr supplies.
HAVANA ClEARS.-T would call the attention Of t-e
public to my large and well selected OF Havana Cgas
mostly imported by Myself and comprng the
such as CAhanas Fgifa, PametS EspaRoa, Psrsy Dana
Puoch, etc etc. o. CRAM,
mhi2 No . Txeh.rge Bsss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-12

cana. he rtr.le 0t NOT whether It's affairs nave oeei
we'll or m conducted We bound 20 vie" the question
E "a prsc zeal altogether, and 10 T1Ne us p'acucai
flr,-Nh, under a ths circumstances OF the case Is
best 20 be done. And this bring up, necessarily anoth-
r iaq1irv-whlt is the condition Of the Company ana
les vo-sss o.,
Sir for the reasons already assigned, they may be said
ID hc Frustrated bon the dust Their revenues are toia Y
INADEQUATE Co meet their engagements; they have 10
fund, for tue pros cU1n Of the work 70 Coyngou ana
he works O. the improvement, ia consequence OF tue
extraordinary demands upon the annual revenues are 50
Inundated and So japilltrc ;uJt, 20 uSs the language
of ttc Chief Eng leer "taere is danger that the l-
nroyemtut vii, 60 down altogether
Now sir under these circumstances, what does be-
come us t0 DO
Que orthree things We must do must either aoan-
BON the work, sell out The company OF pass TINS OH Oh
its equivalent.
Sb,II We abandon the work-giye it away to the city
of Richmond OF ans touee who viii take H. As recon-
ueudtd by the gentleman from lpshur; GIVE up the
nine millions and upwards tie Safe ha. Invested IN 1t
Throw away nine millions Of the peoples money, when,
lv the passage 0 ibis Din, may not only save every
dollar Of i- bIt make che Investment the basis oil COM
ercsl preemileucc and general prosperityy Abandon
the gres. water hle OF che state which takes 10 tse
the proud distinction OF having received the special
sanction OF Washington sud Marshall, Sud Whco, oy
reason It's capacity for cheaper transport, IS worm
more both for aud trade than all the airoal'
tbs, could be built in generation. SIR the thought Is
u-euo.ta-1uS-is almost tratOrOUs 20 the state.
But. canals, ,ssys The gentleman from UpShur) are
behind the age aud Therefore .he reasOnsl we should
make 10 farther appropriations 70 the James river "a
nal. aud should vote down this bill
Experience, ,he saii) has settled eonclusiveiy, the
worthtsuess Of canals and be made reference, an sup
port OF his position 70 the ksseE, Pennington and
Blackstone Canals In New England, the Delaware and
Rattan and Norris in New Jersey, the Deavare and
Hudson the Lehigh the SehuylSl the Chesapeake and
Ohio, and the Dismal swamp.
4 the short canals u rocky barren New England,
gu 20 bulky products for transportation and no miner
ais aud connectrg e4Llgiye back country with the
Atlantic markets Il y enough q reply that they
bear Of analogy 70 those great sStsF lines
that connect the great west with the seaboard, and 10
from the TO the other Is totally illogical The
one might be perfect abOrep, aud the other triam
/ plant and brilliant success.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-12

I,KCHANGE ON LONDON W f,Si ptisf 4 co.
~ mhlz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

A UCTION NOTICE. -ASSIGNEES slLB a
IA HOUSEHOLD FURNfrURE-On MONDAY Nav i<1a
at the elsgsnt residence No. I2 West nA nsar 7h%s CO.
.istg Of general ss.otsn Of desirable Household fatsre
Drawing cortsn elegat 7sotxy pi,.
Forte fully guaranteed two magnificent Drawing rom 5ass
velvet CsTpet ros~ood side snd pier Tables pier Mor
tsns Secrte and Bokcas quatee and chess Tssi,. Le
PsTlor Chambers cosin English Brussels Csrps carved rc
wood Bedtesds Contodes BUreous Wsshsbdi ToI-t o.
Coucbes Lounges Essy Chair.. wsrdrobes Dresden Cb;.
yases end santlo hair Ntres- feather Bed Mr.
ros lace Tspery French Shades &C. Upper Chsnber con-
tain mahogany and black walnut Bureaus, Sofa 8edaS in
grain CaTpsts &c. Dining Roonsod oak BEats estsnsioo
Dining Table hair. match sysr Dinner and Tea at. ~
yeTs Coffee Urna, Spoons FORKS general aotst 81 issy.
hsn5led balance Te Gallery &C. klo general s.-efunt Al
Basement aud Kitchen Furniture.
Sale positive without regard TO weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
Gouses an6 farms t)ante6.

A FURNISHED HOUSE or COTTAGE, to
"A Rent fo< 3 4 months l. WANTED, within hours
tide by rail steamboat from the city. place Of moderate
Preiensions with plenty Of shade and rather than style IN
the house will be preferred Address c. with location and
terms, Box No. ] $50 Post-Othce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
rICTORIA HOTEL. BADEN-BADEN. GER
Doaro ano Tooms.

CLARENCE HOTEL, No. AZ Lispenard-st.,
~ Brosdwaysingle sentemen respectable ladies' OF
married persons have single double Rooms with board
IS each per week Piano bath and readngroom
Watchnan attend and house open all night Lodgings
gentleman and wife, 30 to 7s cents per night
FURNISHED ROOMS and OFFICES TO LET
Several suites of somely furnished fronting on
Broadway without board in the marble buildings Nos CAS-
broadway door above BleockeT Mendies
slloon. Apply at No. CAS-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

Chanres for Dnsiness Mcn.

A RARE CHANCE.--Intendng to close our
"A business we offer sale great bargain our entire
stock Comprising general and well seectod lot OF Dhi
GOODs. snd aso the STORE RENT, being OF the best
looted snd most conyeeny business stands IN the
State prime order and having all the facilities
doing an extensive wholesale retail business Yard tabhg
sorehouses &C. IN the OF premises For further iniofme
ton, address Box No $50 Postonce trenton now'e'soy
A GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE. PARTNER
~ WANTED 10 take the place of retired partner IN long
established Machine Making busness II practical nchinis
800 ouy Of capital wl be required Address with real
Bsme, WILLIAM TUNSrILL, Paterson, NcwJerssy
rINHE ADvERTISER-A person of extensive
business 60 Hence desires 10 form connection as
PARTNER, AskT or CLERK, with house where his
knoyedso Of business would be- Of value A. Agent for esab
fishing branch any business in this city his experience rem
DIRE m peculiarly NJ The best city eference Al be given
foT int gritty, cspscity &C. Address y. b. Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
AT AUCTION.-Yannble Private LIBRARY
"a for SALE By WILLIAM G. OTIS No. 81 Cann-s

Boston
The Library Of the late Augustus ToSndts ssq and psi,
srly selected BY him by d. CoSge Of the Asto1 L5ssy
ton, including:
Audusons Birds; Boydslps Shakespeare Gallery; Dsss
Dictionary Peloss Anecdotes Bscon Burke Bes,noDt snl
Fletcher Ch.lmerss Brith Esssyists Chsaerss Brks
Poets: Clarendons Rcbelor CA<sca Ttaisna
cycIopedis Britannica Edinburgh Review Foreelifs Ls
Lexicon Gibbop GaeTc du Musee Napoleon; Johnon;
Jonson; lie Besn Gaere; Prescott Lowndes sad Brunes
Manuals Quarterly Reyicw; Raper State Trials Ssih; Tn.
ncr; yalpy's Classics Weshnrtons Writings Was Bibio-
Brisnncswh slsrge collection Of French, Geruaa snA
italian authors
Caoaucs ready the 18Th Of May Exhibition one week prs
to sale which VIII commence the 2sh II Nay, ct oa M.
No Ils MIX at. Boston
For further particulars apply 70 tho Aucticnee q No ~
Court ct. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
ADRIAN II: MULLER. Auc.ioneer.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE LOTS and WATER-RIGHTS %
2sTH-ST and FAST RIVER, by ORDER Of the So
PREME G0 .I y. MULLER win sell ct s n
chants Exchange under Tie direction of KETcHUN ed.
referee Twelve valuable LOTS Of LAND situate the Nc
thery side Of 2ath and commencing loo feet east Of s,
valuable Lot adjoining 10 feet inches in Width By -
inches In depth Together with the water RICH. In font q
betw the bukhesd and Avenue being space -
feet inehes Sixty per cent remain Mortass hs
with full particulars, at the office Of the Auetionees Nc
Wan-sk t1,Ss)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
GIDEON B. STEVENS. Auconeer Office and saesrOom Ne IN
Broadway.
| MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

N AUNI IT ItENI uOUoTIIVLDIUN NII UbH
WI and WORKS OF ART will be sold THIS DAY Me-
day) 0t o'clock 1T the private dwelling Of James Bensen
ESQ., No l45 West l5thst between 9Th and 6thsysThe ds
ingroom and receponroon contain richly carved rosewood
Suites In figured satin splendid PanoForte, round cosne
city maker stool and velvet Carpets pier and nsn<
Mirrors Bookcase Library mantle Oauents Chan
bers en- suite antique Bedstesds Bureaus Wsshands h
Mattresses feather Beds and Pillows end dungroo Furns
Of all kinds also, Basement end Kitchen Furniture css
positive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

COLONY LAND for SALE.-6,OO0 acres of
Nyalaabie FARMING LAND, situated in the forks ofNIsH-
1 ues south Of the aud NJ Railroad a.. direct road from,
Chicago Cou1c Bhn and Is T.' east Of Council Bluff.
upland rolling prairie, with sucency Of timber we'll wa.red
by springs and bordering on the river for distance Of i've miles
This land the Of those seeking settle
men for a colony there being excellent e M In the
center the tract II viii be sold only In body and di.
yided Terms cpsy. inquire Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
Rral estate for Sale.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-Any
"a peron DESTROYS Of obtaining truly beautiful Country
Residence situated on the bank OF pasH. ver within
miles Of NewYork City la healthy location and containing
every requisite eonvsnience and embesen with
plenty olaIge and small fruits &c particulars by
calling o W. e. X. ENGLISH esq, No "a Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

IrOR SALE-INTERESf Of RETIRING
rAn1SE in 2. ST. 'ST rd sne % S 9, an
IEsrRuMENTf f fAhLos sis esoal ressirod por a
Particular apply at MOTT Join..t N Y.
INVENTORS DEP or and SALEsR00MS-For
Il The E,dbion Sale AMI Pneh0e commission. oi saii,
s r:, !ssa A To sos F cS % % ' '
PJTIER HOSFOHn Co. TO 81 broadway,
Proprietor. Of the rersson s'tiencoiins ua'-i"ioor
NEW BUSINESS, secured by patent, of very
IN wis application and for ~hcha demand aleay ere
nrd for SALE small money only required; tho
balance to be on time Apply No 81 Finest I'd story front
CrsTu,I DrraRTuEST oY Titv MyrRoPottrsx PouCw,l
No. ala Rroone-st OF Elm hEwyoHK. May IL. 1850
PROPOSALS will he received 1T this Office nn'il
the 2fth inst fOrCLEANING TENEMENT anil sLAt. {.
NAY BY The Board Of Police be deemed pudsa to the pa5c
The person persons offering proposals. nst TO furnish
all implements for cleaning and have sufficient body OF clean
tween The hour. Of M and and rely upon the SD and
sd sections Of the Police act Of 1850 for payment
by 0' GE0R OF W " iEMBREE, Chief clrrs
CHIPMENTS to JAPAN.
= The bscIiSer i prepared to aak0 c0nn'n' direct TO
'iN'' JOHN ALLMAND JR.. Co.,
KAsAatwA 1AiAs; -, =. ,;.h A.
Parties disposed to be the hrt In tho market WIN
ret shiuonts as above wip do well confer with TIE nader
signed Clipper Bark viii be put on at en- carry Day
there every believe that those who avail
Of the opportunity thus offered trade with Ph under
WV NV 49, E.H. GALLAHER,
No. II Liberty st, y. l.
T7TE Subscriber offers for SALE, or to LEASE
ExGnANGE landed gIGpetSS 4 M GI g ING
ESTABLISHMENT, located IN Conuectien on tne oc"s'
communication with New-York daily both by steamboat and
railroad. -, -. ,-.~oa
machinery lathe. tools all in good order The boiler wa
new within tho last months and together capable oil e
ploying $50 The buildings are Of brick ana uo',",,a
and il Is believed great nducement can be offered 10 any per
sou or company about engaging in any manufacturing business
ehney &C. viii sid separately For further particulars
address r. H.. Tribune Office, New York
TINHE ADVERTISER has large acquaintance
eonp Farmers in this State and the West and Merchants
who deal in Country Produce and would like with sane
respnn.ble house With view to PARTNERSHIP has little
money any amount Of couTguments and Isl good
| business man. Address ADRIAN. Tribune Oilee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
NOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and

FkRM .itrat,d NJ RYE Wrstcester County two miles
from Rye depot improving and desirable ns5n
borhood on the White Plains road There are 10 acres OIL ia
we'll cultivated and fruits and flowers IN abundance Inc
buildings are all new and Of two dwelling homes large
bsrr ese sblr and other oubuldings There eight
head OF fine stock which with farming implsnent fixtures
crons &c will included the sale Of the place en All at
bargain applied for soon, 10 HANSON X CoRNiNG' No
Southst NrwYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

UCTION NOTICE.-Elegant and costly
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE q; public auotsou. THIS
Day fNcndsy O. the residence No ~ Ws lab
A. between Sh and 6tbays Sale commencing at 10, occi
CONFUSING one magnificent u octave Piano Forte foy safan
teed elegantly carved Rosewood Drawing Room Suits Oa
Paintings by eminent artists stansry Bronzes Dresden Bs
snd Psrsn Marble Ornrments Velvet and English f.pcsU
Carpes Bronze ard Ornulu Chsndse Pier and hsnt!s Mr.
rors Bookcases Esgerers Oak Dining Room Fpm'sre chts
ard Glassware Slyerwae &c. Rosewood Chsfnbe fuFatas
en- quite Sale positive. N. GRIFFIN Co. Aeisuecn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

JUDICIAL SALE.-ln obedience to an order Of
~ the Breckenridge Circuit Court made at IT, April tern.
1860 shall the l2th day of June 1850 In thu Town
CLOVERPORT Breckenridge County Kentucky oder for sale
10 the highest bidder the BRECkENRlDGE CAMEL COAL
MINES and Six Thousand Acres of Land lying In tn CouHi
Of ckenTidse and Hsncock together with the rights u
snd all tho buildings fixtures and eec,ions Of every kind TO-
her wi the siroGd and carriages engines tools tmp
ents utensils and ober personal property used for the p
Of carrying tho business Of the Breckenridge Camel Goal
Companv its mines In mining manufacturing coal d
conveying The market and el and Singular the rsht
privilege and franchises Of said Company much here
may be ay judgment in the name. OF Daidh
and John felyeTton trustees &C. against he breeksn
ridge Coal Company The sale will continue from dy
to day until pleted Terms OF SaeThe sale to be made
credit Of six twelve ard eighteen months In equal install
Tho purchaser 10 give bond with good sesury besr
interest from the day Of sale and have the force and eject s
repeyin bond and lien to be reserved tho propsr! par
sh MsS art a5 paid for Rh MURRAY Commissioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

A UCTION SALE THIS DAY Of PLANTS R0-
N SE9 TREES, PIONEERING SHRUBS, DAHLIAS
yERBEHAS, HELIOTROPES FUCHsIAs, CRAZE FisES
HONEYsJCKLES &C.. at No. l0l Maiden lane, AZ " ocsk
J. ID. HOLBRO0K
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
CORAL REEF IN TIL AHt RED RET sEA-sUNRIsE.

CORAL REEF IN THE RED sEA-SUNKISE.
The man any event wounded Captain; the toothes
Knight the Sisters Of Charity life in the Bun Hospital
notes Major and the sentry; Downey redins Land
Land If it's ony reef husband and wife; Wild OATS the
lost advertisement father and daughter the msn;
vouchers the Lascar discovery; the real Simon Pure; III
take these boots glorious Downey done
the Lases booty the Doctor dives treasure found sudden
apparitou; the good tdngs; Hurrah hurrah owar
the boats my diamond, my shawl
WHO Is JACK2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

trl,- lot. on 3d. 4h and 5h-svs and 53tb st.. brooklyn
commanding full and spsn I'D ysw Of New YORK Cty ana
nor sni within 81 r.nuies of Ws by city cArs
Money advanced to build Hde.ired Apply to IL brnoSN'
No az Ves.y.rt or HOMER MORGAN, No 3Ptnsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

J1OR SAIE-,A Plot Of GROUND containing
about ceres near Hunters POnt aboat lSo feet S On an
,y,pre by $50 feet high ground overlooking tne - ~
rn, F,uy well cscuaed for Cottage 81 and wiz DC sod
l,n,; lon for Sale several Gne FARMS some OF whoh
~ d..,,.bv located on the Hudson River. Apply to
Se"Iy oes"''' ~ M G. ADAMS No. ~ eiMs,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14

UNDER TIE POOP DECK
Morning CALLS an inqustiye customer wanted Doctor me
well laden pair the little Bell eventfu biography
sharks officers the tender loves Of female doves
sp overheard the ships surgeons the recogniton the
missing card; the Begu necklaces the easck passenyer
fatal mistake the ghost the detectve the felon the sTrest
ACT H.
THE POOP DECK OF THE sIMOOM-.owmd evening
A TROPICAL SUNSET SKY. EVENING in the RED SEA
taste Of Bryon; the Cashmere shawl; pair Of companion
portraits little bit Of couse medical adice the ghost
again The pivot the plot love and Moeskn and his
prisoner; the private Interview the revelation the challenge
q Eyerybodys Friend the climax the climax capped the
LaicerS breakers ahead sence for lives De cool and
obey orders" boats crew, stand by the tackle ss we
sink swim together"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-14
TOR sALE-The 2I-story frame HOUSE stu

sted al No q Pot Jereyst Elizabeth ~ j. containing
ton roos GOOD cellar and large attic with all tho modern i'm
rrovement and ga throughout and within two minute,
for a gentleman doing In NewYork Terms cay For
further vartIculars inquire of J. c. A. d. MILFORD, ou'e
and Land Agents NO. 2ll Brosd-st., Elizabeth, N. j.
, 1860-11-19
LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM 'ECRopE,
DEATH OF ADMIRAL NAPIER.
The snrdtulnns Gain auotf1cr snrcrI,d
Victory In Italy.

| NEw foRK, Noy. 18.-TAc steamship Van
noon.
Admiral Napier is dead.
hurst beat Paddock In dyc rounds, lastine
ten minutes. No knock down blows.
The piedmontesc, under Victor Emanuel
snined brilliant victory on the Sd On tlt
Gargliane. They attacked in front viii, troops
| aankcd BY the ieet, and dispersed the Bouur
bon army Tents, wagons aud stores were left
IN Victor Emanuels possession, with II 1,0OC
| prisoners. Gen. Somnazel pursued the cuemg
| afterwards, and occupied Mola aud POSITIONS
commanding Gacta.
Victor Emanuel was expected at Naples i'm.
tncdiately. Gariba1di was at Naples,
Anarchy reigns ut Eiterbo. The voting On
annexation commenced. ut. Pcrugia. The in
habitants Of Vi:crbo hastcncd to vote, not.
Withstanding The French occupation and Pom
titcal 1r7ts d dsD,s
The reported conclusion Of the treaty of
commerce between England and Austria is un-
founded. 49,
A large body Of troops remaining, outside
The fortress At Gaeta have scut Il prurosal to
surrender to the Piclmontese.
4 later telegram from Shanghai SAYS it is
reported tlat negotiations arc not going
smoothly at Tiensin.
burned aud twenty persons Injured.
a telegraph cable to connect Singapore and
Eangoon is about to leave England. Length
LOO mics.
Fresh troops have left Turin for Naples,
The corn crop In Italy was deficient.
The demand was full IN London for money.
Int no pressure. Some doubt whether tie
Banks will raise the rate Of interest,
- telegram from Hong Kong, Sept. 17th, re.
ports Teas unchanged aud silks declining,
The +Etna arrived ut Liverpool on ,ycdnes-
t1ay.
Illinois Central aud Eric Shares hayo ad.
rnrrad >~'~ %'0-