Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1860-09-27
The News.

try into Naples, we now know most Of the
events which preceded that elimination of the
Neapolitan war. The situation of the ex-KiBg
10 said to have been so depIorable as to have
excited the compassion of bis enemies. He I
has taken refuge 10 his own fortified town of
Gaess. whence. as soon as the time comes, he
will pass TO capua aud 10 Austrian ierriioryd
for he has been advised by the Emperor Fran.
els Joseph not TO go to Madrid. According to
latest adyices. no Sandman troops had. as yet,
crossed The frontiers, but they were being col.
lected in large numbers. France protests
sgainsi this aggression Of Piedmont, and ap-
sers that il " will separate il from the Emper.
sf's policy Austria. too. is again making
extensive warlke preparations, having concen-
,rsted corps rarmee of $4,000 troops 10 the
Manlusn territory. II is officially announced
iria and Russia are once more friends, and tina.
the reconciliation between Tho two Sovereigns
will take place at Warsaw.
A TERRIBI.E calamity occurred in the Marble |
Works al Plttsburg. on Monday, by the explo.
sion of q boiler. There were one hundred men
engaged 10 The works at the Time, ten or twelve
Of whom. it ss supposed. were killed aud sever.
al wounded. The boiler passed through the
building. reducing part of it 10 heap of ~.
los, and then struck the front of clothing
store on The opposite side of Liberty street,
killing the proprietor. who was standing at the
door, His head was nearly taken off. The
boiler then passed through the rear wall of the
store inio lager beer hail, which it nearly de-.
molished, and man who was in the saloon
killed. The boiler finally landed in The Pres.
byterian graveyard. back of the hall, hauing
passed through four s0alls.
BARos REsFREw viii arrive at Washington
the Sd Of October, and with the Duke of New
castle, the Earl of St. Germans, and General
Bruce, will take up his quarters at the Presi-
dents house. The remainder of the suite will
stay at the residence of Lord Lyons. the Brit
isb Minister On the 4ih grand state dinner
will be- given at the Pressenl's. and on the
9th The Royal party will visit Mount vernsn,
returning 10 dine with Lord Lyons. Baron
Rsnirev will then again dine with the Presi'
dent, and bold reception in the East Room
The fsshionables are all ia futler about the
events thus indicated.
AT noon % Sunday the stable Of DAME
Sullivan. on Twenty third street, between Ca
aud Washington streets, ST. Louis, was fires
by matches. which were thrown, while burn
ing. on a heap of loose straw, BY party 0
boys. who had used them 10 light their segars
The flames Immediately spread 10 the adjoin
q log baildings consuming in all over twenty
4 FIVE tenements, and rendering houseIess tire
hundred people. During The excitement Q
the occasion child was thrown from hous
q on to feather bed, other bedding was the
thrown on il. which took fire, and the chill
n was burned 70 death.
n Osx calamity is followed by another in Ne'
81 Orleans. On Friday night number of liquc
u stores on TchoOpilonlas street, between Lafa
ID ye,te and Girod, were burnt. In the uppe
@ story of one of them was stored large quart
ia tyof spirits, which exploded. blowing over
3 large building on Tchoupiioulas street Fort
a or fifty persons were buried 10 the ruins, |
whom fifteen were killed and several woundet
A square of the city wac also burnt on Sass
n day morning. m
An THr drought in Kansas has been unprec,
~ densed aud terrible. People were leaving III
State, according to the latest accounts. at Il
average rate of 200 per day. An able lett
writer says;
Kansas has no wheat to eat aud no se'
wheat to SOW, and 40 money to buy IL vii
neither for this year nor for the year to com
VI K2nsas has no seed corn for the coming sprin
III aad she has not to-day, 10 all bar borders.
II both old and new corn, sufficient to sustain b
population beyond the month of March nc,
and she has not the money to buy il With, n
The means OF procuring The money.
Her crops generally this year are "de
faure," unless. perchs nee, late showers shou
save tribe Of boc wheat, of but little momel
Wheat, she has none; potatoes and all 9th
vegetables, none; and her entire stock Of col
Of both old and new, would not fattsn her DO
aloas They who IN Kansas have bread !
ihsmsdlves have none for their neighboFs
And they who have no bread at al are the On
who also have no money. The shadow Of Ia
lac q this hour il over ell the land i
liuneet-6end crouches upon The door%sill
buSvstion hath already sntered the door
n Ar Cincinnati hogs for future delivery b.
III been offered quite freely during the past we
II and buyers we're more difficult to find. thou
acan6sssien Of II cents psr GENITAL was ma
ssiers o6ssiag @ take % 60s6 IS for ss
hoseu.ber. On the 18Th instant 20OU h.
~ bsst price paid 20 far. The asssssor's
tsfne trou eixty.ssveu counties ID Kentu,
ekow 4 dsesssso 81 33l, - IN Tho numbs
hegeIses. compared via list ysss.
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