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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-08
NEWS FROM TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON, Oct. I, 1880
Be-tnotl the Sandman Minister, had on yesterday
prorac.ed interview with the Secretary OF State
ference 70 Affairs connected with his government
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS
Advices received by last mail from last natl from FL
rope from Minister'S tend rather TO increase than
mi. gate the diacues and complications that surround
the Italian question The disturbed aad threatening
pect of Affairs in Europe produc great uneAsne,s d.
piomatic circles here.
Information from . high and reliable source, brough,
by the last mall from Europe, states that the Pope will
leave Rome II is his present intention to main 10
the H,y City. 81 should" says the writer consider
fatal mistake FOR him to leave present he is safe
where he is Garbald would not modest him should
he take possession Of the Holy city"
Mr. Chandler our Minister TO Rome, who has been In
disposed for some time, is convalescent
THE PENNSYLVANIA EIRcroy.
The administration In receipt Of encouraging ne N
from various parts of Pennsylvania The friends of Eos
to ten Thousand majority In the last forty eight hours
several thousand dollars have been bet tha, Foster viii be
elected
rTx sfoppAo8 OF TIE PONY Express.
Much dissatisfaction is felt here at the soppage or the
Council Bluffs has demonstrated the fac, that the delay
is from four to nve days, and the distance several
hundred miles further. This Is the report from 81.
carria by Council Buns. The pony express will be
stopped the department decides TO Oh the
salt Lake route 81 Julesburg.
Senator Green OF Missouri arrived here to day for the
purpose IL Is said OF getting the department 70
their decision In relation 70 the Salt Lake and Denver
malls
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N, = Wolf, AMI family OF Mobile, DR. J. Middleton,
Of 6xtlmore John MAGE Of Bath, New York. schroc
der and two sons, from Paris Gault Of Montreal.
-ignor A. Amodo. from Boston: W. Evans and W.
spsl 10th Of tngand, are stopping AT the 81 Nicholas
Hotel
CAPT s. J. Resr, OF Albany; Col W c. JOY, OF Penn
Van Charles n. Yeomsns, supcrintEsent II the New
Haven and Northampton Railroad. Hon Charles McPber.
son. Of - Joirs, Newfoundland X Patterson, 81
Washington, D a. Cardcnas, a. Csba Dr. q. X
psalli &, OF Albany, and Avris and family OF Ccba
we're among The arrivals At the Metropolitan Hotel yes
tefesy
Marquis and Warehouses Chandcs, Mr.. and Mrs rootal
and siss fsrle o. Fuslsnd; Mr. Stanley, " p and Mr.
archer. Of England Hon Matt Ward, Texas; q. q Gals
her United states Corrul at Ponce Gee A. Jonnston
q. : 4 wese 10 washin gton Friday last.
IN the supreme Churt 81 Massacnueetts VIM A. Coch
rsne retn divorced from bis wife for ninat and
Mary Din from Thomas Dir for dcsertcn
The following persons 10 Chicago the Stu
inst Capt Lee and Capt Harrison of Engand Mr. and
urs Tourne. Mr. ard Mrs Moulton and q. D. AcGlnns
nd family, Of New orleans; Hon " Bartholomew of
Vermont: Capt Williams and lady OF Detroit; Rev. r. II
.tie and lady, II Bee. q yorseler, Morris Ketcaarn,
Benson q. iosslne and W X. Stuart and lady OF Ner
TorH = ". usrston, OF Boston, r DeFord, OF Bsti.
more; = Bowers aad lady, OF Mobile.
At last accounts Father thniluy vas In Dublin, solicit.
ing Aid sos he colony in Illinois
" Koeush has arrived IN rsrs from visit 70 Swift
zerlsnd and Italy.
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Nsw ORLEANS, Oct 9, 1850
Cotton-sAes today 500 bales: middllns, Io,.c a
1850. Corr quoted al &c. 55c Other articles
changed
oswroo, OF e-ePM
Flour ateafy, with fair demand for the interior aud
Easteu trade sales 600 bbls At o. Is for state
Wheat 1rm eaies COO bushels No. Chicago sprag At
II, 600 bushels DO private terms 1000 bushels
c0 Indiana AZ oohsc.s oau quiet Barley IN moderate
sa,es ~ 600 bushels CApada0son private terms
Rye unchanged gales 900 bushels Canada part
rive, ri zoe. Canal freighu nrmer grain, but not
- New York. Lake imports-75o bills nour ~ 500
cusher wheat 80 900 bushels corn; 90 100 do harley
$3.50 do rye, 100 do peas Canal exp,rts-6 SIS bbls
Gour $500 busnels wheat 81 2Co do corn, 1900 do
eSlsg, LOO do. peas.
BrYTAro, Oct 6-6PN
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat o,encd steady but
closcd nrmer sses 2ot0 bushels No Chicago spring
al 81 o3 - 900 bushels No do al 81 o. Is 0o0 buenes
No ha~sukcc club at 81 % 900 bushels do al 81 o..
COO bushels choice white Canadian at 81 %. Corn
ady and In far demand saiss 30 900 bushels alss
eco bushes choice NJ 66c No sales Of other grains
whissey nominal nj Fl &c Cs,a feighn close &c bet
ter 49,, on wheat, and Atsc corn 10 New York.
lake mpcrts-eoc c bbs FOUR So 900 bus, es wheat So
barley Canal exooris-2 900 bbs f,ur, p5 600 bushels
wheat, 81 600 bushels corn and q 900 bushels oats
CHcAco Oct e-6PM
Flour quiet. Wheat nrm and sctivs: ssles II 900
No o. In store, Corn arm, and advanced &c &c sales
~ oco bushels a AZ s3c from store Oats ste sdv
Receipts soo sbs four 12T 900 bushels wheat 20 900
bushels corn. ot0 bushels shipmenu-l 800
freghts dun, 81 loo ard lie. wheat u Buf
falo Sight exchange on New York per cent premium.
CisofSsArf, Oct o. 1850
Flour doll, and very little done At % q os or super
market easy Sight exchange on New York, II 10 per
cent prem.
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Police InseiIf0snce.

sHcorSo Asys,r-A DxPrrr sHEEuy ISvotvIp -vcx
some time past Francis Duly deputy sheriff. residing
Al No 23s Broome street. and James L Borlaad Of Ne
IA south Fourth street. WILLIAMSBURG have been on ssx
terms, In Consequence or business tansActiou which
repeatedly threaten cd 10 Involve them nsht Ga sAt
urday night the Isercnts met n Rector street. wAer
the cid difficulty w~ renewed and the pair c,mmcposd
qusrrclng usua Finally Du1y lost b,s temper and
drawing revolver from bis pocket Borisnd but
ucs Tho ball passed through the clothing ~ the nsend
ID victim withou, doing sny further damage Bor4nd
then snusht saty 10 nsht when hr pursaef by the
Deputy sheriff and nred al sice bat fortunately without
Effect The noise 81 ,hs sho ting attracted the sttsn-
ton OF policeman Philips, q the First pre-
Dufy Upon being brought before Justice Welsh at the
Lower Police Court Jos'eresy the prisoner required
feiorous s.sanlt Bo.sna's escape was met misscu
ous one consdcrng bis proximity the pistol and the
number Of shots nred n him.
AryxAr cxsIsx srRxKT AT lac hour "a
saturday night named MIchas Haley, resid AZ Al
% City Hail place got a light wlih fcDd a, the cor
Of Centre and Leonard streets ~hen ths latter drew
knife and stabbed his adversary 10 the abdomen me
assart then FED and Haley walked a. FAR Is the c,-u.y
~ N and Walker streste, uhen. Sec.mins falat nos
oss q blood, he fell 20 the sitowak ipBs6e The IA
ured r. 90 sas pcsed ~ The Sixth precsci police and
conveyed 70 the New YORK Hospital BY order Of Captain
lowing Haley, upon being Questioned, refused ~ ssg
who stabbed bun, snd eyinced rreu dislike 20 hoidas
sny conversation upon the subject cf assault The
suurd ia reprteeuied ~ be VERY dangerous and
eve doubts are expressed the very o. zoe victim
MAKER W trade
NoyAS Kn1M ~ TINS FicHrxxsrH WASH W Hss
Busassp --Bstsetn t~elve aud o'clock on sunday
morning q nan named nsnlei Fnlsy, reeding a, No 100
Past Fourteenth street. got into cispue With bis vile,
= "A Fplsy when be finally ores apenkre AMI siabssd
her "a the bress,, innitinr ce-p ~cuoc tom wns;,
BY the police, and bid &c walt We action q the
Corooer.
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Fu SIXTY rnr srsssr-A kAs Dasersornr
srssKp-shor,y before O'Clock yesterday Afternoon
Gre srvke out IA Leh,bodys Ink mandatory IN sixty
sst street. between First and Second avenues II wss
caused by the ovcrfo rinE Of the contents OF kettle Of
a. Tue damage dore VI the si,ck aud building vtl
srnorpt ~ about ~ oco-no insurance A man NAMED
Peter H,shroos, employed BY Mr. Iightbody, vN dan.
sr'eusly burned Ia trying 70 exsinguish the ore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-08

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER-The Washing
ton Constitution (Breckinridge organ comes
out at last, cordially, earnestly and hopefully,
ia support of the New York Union electoral
ticket against Lincoln II thus compliments
our Breckenridge democracy;-"They have not
insisted on the full measure of their rights
They have not thought of themselves. In
giving their support to the fusion ticket they
have done everything which their honor and self
respect would permit, in their patriotic anxiety
to effect the great object-the defeat of the
black republicans" Very good; but if Will
liam Makeshift Browne, Of the Constitution
would only pay little less attention to
Douglas and squatter sovereignty, and little
more to Lincoln and the 'irrepressible con
dict, he would be doing great deal better.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-08

A FREE FIGHT.-Our local politics and poll
tieians are inexpiicably mixed up, from the
Battery to the High Bridge. In the various
party divisions and subdivisions, as represented
in the competing Tammany, Mozart Hall, irreg
uar Tammany, Breckenridge, republican and
Bell-Everett candidates for our Congressional
and county offices, we have all the necessary
elements for free fight and for such scenes of
fusion and confusion on election day, and of
buying and selling, as we have never seen
dependent fellow citizens pick out their candi-
dates for themselves, aud see to it that they are
not cheated by Tom, Dick or Harry. That is
the best advice we have to give at present.
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.
In South Boston Saturday night Ore broxe 10 the
extensive ane chop o. Messrs LAnther Co., which,
together with the gunny bag mandatory o. Dunbar
eoining estroyed. The buildings i've stories
nigh OF brick and covered the square Granite
aud A. and First and Second streets Loss estimated At
500 coo Insurance sl25 COO over two hundred per.
are throx out OF Employment
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CuRIors STATE OF Times N OREGoS.-Of
all the wonderful political coalitions resulting
from the smash up Of the democracy at Bslii-
more, that between the republicans and the
Douglas democracy Of Oregon against the
Breckenridge democracy is the most extraordi-
nary. But there are two United States Senators
at stake. ard one Of them Is General 10 Lane,
the Breckenridge nominee for Vice President.
which will explain the case at once. The Goa.
lition aforesaid have majority In both branches
OF the Legislature, and they have arranged to
elect Douglas Senator and republican. But
from the lesser branch Of the Legislature-to
prevent the quorum which would consumnate
this bargain-several Of the Breckinridge mem
beers had taken themselves on to the woods. aud
down TO our latest accounts all efforts to cap
tur them had proved unavailing.
This Ia certainly very funny state Of thiugs.
and shows how far mere personal rivalries aud
ealousies operate on ell sides to distract and
divide the people In this contest The two
wings Of the Oregon democracy, how ever, have
hardly heard any thing later from the Atlantic
States than the break up Of their Baltimore
Convention into two hostile camps, with
Douglas and Lane pitted against each other
They do not know anything in Oregon of the
subsequent movements this eide the Rocky
Mountains In support Of the common cause
between Douglas men and Lane men, and all
other conservative men In the North. for the
defeat Of Lincoln. Distance and ignorance
therefore, on the part Of the democracy Of Ore
gon OF the real issues Of this contest will ex
cuse them touching their hcal dissensions.
But here In New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania and New England, where the precise
issues and dangers Of the campaign are tho
roughly understood, there Is nc excuse for any
conservative man Of any faction or party 10
hesitatiDg to support any union movement
looking 10 the defeat Of Lincoln. In this thing
be who is not for fusion against Lincoln lie for
Lincoln, and all excuses to the contrary are
false pretences.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1860.

Der, the conservative people Of the North have
only TO look after our noslavery disunionists,
and all will be well
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Naval Intelligence.

Wtt o,
United States steamer rawnee Lieutenant Comma dir
HaEtsein from Philadelphia 25h ult arrived here PES
tcrday IN ten days and reported excellent boat
with perfect machinery, which worked ~ih~t the prec
slln of patchwork.
Hs sxceliepcy, VI. kcLAne, Minister TO Mexico vent
board at 10 clock this morning. and at IL A. the
Pawnee her way W Vera Cruz
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woS'r srmuT TO LNcoIS.-Ths Atlanta Ca.

woN'r SrBMr TO LSooLS.-Ths Atlanta (Ga.)
Southern Confederacy Gays =
The South will never permit Abrshsn Lincoln 10 ne
President o the United stases rnis the d~ermina
Of all parties at the south And let tue copseq be
~hat they may-whcther the Potomac be crlmsoucd In
human gore, ard rcnrsyysnis avenue IL paved ten
faihous IN depth 9Th msngied bodies, or whether
the last vesilge CT liberty s swep, from the face
of che American contnepf-tbe south, the loyal SOUTH
the copsttutcus south. will never submit 70 such hum
ision and degradatioa ~ the Inauguration Of Abraham
Lincoln.
This fellow lie scared before be II hurt Lincoln
L. not yet elected: and II be should be elected,
these very Gre eaters Of the Georgia school, who
are always blowing and threatening, and never
doing anything but mischief 70 their own
friends. will be responsible for the result Had
they stood their ground, instead Of running
away from the Charleston convention, there
would have been NJ occasion for any
alarm concerning Lincoln's election. Be-
ing assured, however. from the late Southern
elections, that the Southern people will take
care Of Their pro slavery disunioniss II Novem-
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
RA-LlspA nj CHixousIx.
EIBLo's GARDEN Brosdwsy-KisG LEAR.
WINTER GARDEN. Broadway, opposite Bond street.
Cur MAssTRIsG-bxisr BAKER.
BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-THE FIRE THE
PLAGUE OF LosDos-Ar Son DIANA
wAlL.ACK's THEATRE Broadwsy.-PLArINc Win
FRK.
LAURA KgENE's THEATRE. No. 62i Broadway
Ausxs Ahoos
EEw BowERY THEATRE Bowery.-FAsr wozKH or
hoDERs TInr-AsfHopEL
BARrUN's AMERICAN MUSEUM Broad Ssy.-Iny AMI
Eveniug-JosEsH His BRKrHRxs-LLyisS CuKiosi'
40
BuaIEsauss sosss, Discxs, tr.-ScKSIs PHALoss
NTBLo'S SALOON, Broadwsy.-HooLxv CAsrBEILs
EtrsrRyL. EruoPiAr koscs BukLEsouKs DANCES, &c-
SIacTsIA MurEy.
NATIONAL. THFArRH. Chatham sreet-MR. AND Mrs.
PETER WRIrK-FRnKr CosHLKR-NEcRo BLusDKRs.
DArcEs, BuRIEsouss. 40
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NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES con DON ENNETT,
Editor AND PROPRIETOR.
OFFICE n. ". CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU Sis.

TERMS cdst N adranoe Money ~ mil f be a. ~
Tta y The snier. Postage stamps not rrei a. subscription
u0ae1.
lhh nAILf HERALD t,eo cents per COPY ~ r. anasv
THE WEEKLY HERALD. ererg Saturday, az ~ csat' PER
copy o. - onhuai The EnropodR Edition etcrK hsok
al ~ ct cr opg - pr GnRuil Z part q Gro Mum
IS put n Continent h1h IN is posgti ~
California E3ef M Ii In aud 2ls Of eIch p0am, at stf
cents per- coYg 81 % pr ..
THE FANITT HERALD Wednesday, al foN ee'S ~
coy. ~ 50 gal onnuB. ,---,-,
ToEUN4ARi CORRESPONDENCE containing tg'pogy5,gsnnf
solicited from. aHg quarter ~ ~ nota 49, ~ ~
lLraly fsiiI for a. OUR FoREics CORRESPONDENCE Axe
PARTICvLARLr SKAL AL LxTrEs AMI TACK
-,
NO NOTICE satca q anonymous correspondence We 10 not
,TS ysetre3 erery day; advertisements IN.
s,roJ n ~ N.rKty HsR.Ip sAsiLr HERALD, and ia tie
6ltfforyhI and FbFgyean Efftons; -
JoB PRIN7IY6 e1eated tsiA neatae cheapness and de-
sJsatch
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T.
Tie Douglas ctizens' fusion ticket viii The
city ~ 90 70. Breckenridge at the Presidential election
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TIE PRINCE OF WALES.
HE ATTENDS DIVINE SERVICE

His Visit to the Governor and State
Capitol.
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Il Bid for export considerable portion OF the sales
embrace qualities under middlng upands, VII "a closed
a. Abo,, lie 70, chiefly at the inside ngure fiour
exhibited more buoyancy for common and medium
raaef while extra brands were without change Of
men, tni sales were toleraby active. Whea was 40
tive snd prices rather nrmer; the sales large,
and chiefly for export, with purchases speculation
Corn was firm, with more doing, mostly on specu-
latoa; Western mixed was at Toe. q Tic, aaoat,
and In store at TOO for fat yellow. Pork was
without change OF moment, with fair sale OF mess at
sl9 ale 1874 $40 20, and prime At sll Co. Sugars,
In consequence of injuries reported have been 10
hlced on the crop in Louisiana, by the late storm,
came active and closed drm advance OF from .c
to q" per b. the sales which transpired amounted
about 5000 hhds. Cuba, with Of still larger
quantity which could not trace The chief sales
made within the range Of exc exc for refining goods
and 6xc exc. 1870 for grocery grades. The sales
besides Included 100 nhds. meado at I'd and 900 bags
tHatava) at private terms Coffee quiet but firmly
held. Freights were active 10 Liverpool, and some
$50 COO 200 900 bushels wheat bulk and bags (chedy
In ships bags) taken at I'D. with flour at 3s 3d.,
and -four 70 London 90 0oo bbls) at IS Cd 3s 7tld
LOCO boxes cheese At bos and 500 bbls -four to Gas
Cow on private terms Fair engagements were also made
by the Hamburg steamer, and At pretty full rates
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RUDENEss OF THE RICHMOND CROWD.
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BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery-THE FIRE AND II
PLAGUE OF Lospos-MY Son DIAFA
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC Fourteenth stree,.-IrALIAs OF
RA-LlspA CHixousIx.
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WINTER GARDEN. Broadway, opposite Bond sire
Cur MAssTRIsG-b BAKER.
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wALAcK's THEATRE Broadwsy-PL.nSo "
FIRE.
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