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HOTELS.

fyoLUMs1A PARK BnTxI. FoOr or ssvErrYHrwrH
~ street, Enst rver TO lei kssnur~n, g0lisrd R,r~4
and . suh q Htoms Apply on Ne prsmAsss -
81 LAsRswcs HoTGf. BROADWAY. xTD rreVTTr
siys PES yst crtu-sed on ,ss suro,ean pisn aress
rttued n pfic>e tns be sirsie -~os
yer csy Eessrt tanr at, c0nrsuur hsfroo~s IS J, lis
per yses Ahss ftens for Permanent ssnusmen " 70 g.
including fsa -
, 1860-10-25
The Oi8unIon IIurnb11S.

Correspondence n. !. Ere. POat1
WAsnISaroN, oct. ~, 1860.
The disunion cry has Increased here and
throughout the South within few days. II
Is Intended for cffet III the ltt7o lork .Sornbtr
election. There arc many prominent democrats
here who believe that New York will give her
vote for the fusion electoral tickct-hcncc this
bluster again, and tho renewed ttcmpts to de-
fta: Lincoln. It is said that more than one
Cabinet member is implicated in the proposed
treason, md the guilty parties are urged on by
northern members ofthc Cabinet But it must
be remembered that these r,ndom threats are
intended to prevent 1incoln's election. and
really have no reference to the State Of things
after hi" election is accomplished. Neither
Governor Wise nor Secretary Cobb will stir
step towards disunion after the Eoycn,bar
election has taken place. It Is more than Hike
ly that fanccy, keitt, d Co. will attempt the
secession of South Caroli,,a, md Alabanla-to
lie put down Mt home hy the citizens Of those
Statcs, who arc less fanatlcal and moro rcason-
abtc than those gentlemen
Real cstatc iu Washington Il higher than It
ercr was before, and know instances whcr.
protested dfsunion Democrats hold on to
property will, the expectation Of an increased
value! Their disnnion is sheer hunlhng, at
any rate.
, 1860-10-25
<DMMI2NCING IsAnLE.

The leaders OF tic Democracy have
abandoned all idea Of carrying the State !;
hut they still cling 10 the hope Of securing
the Legislature through The colonizing Of
voters i'll the close districts, and The tlior,s-
and one kinds Of frauds in which they have
bscoalc adopts through 1nng and faithful
rr:actice- We lavc just heard OF IN al
tempt Of the latter character in Mclean
county, the exposure Of which may serve
to put Republicans upon their guard else
where. They have had printed Il ticket,
which in every particular is Il fac simile Of
the regular Republican ticket, except that
tie name Of tic Republican candidate for
the Legislature is omitted. The object is
10 get these tickets out On the morning oi
the election, place them III Republican
hands with tho hope that they will be used
without close inspection. Let our friends
not only in Mclean, but in every other
county in the State, he on the alert against
frauds of this character. The proper COM
1ni.tccs should see to The distribution Of
tickets in good season, and on the day Of
election activc men should everywhere ex-
crcisc Il close inspection Of all tho tickets
that may bc offered.
, 1860-10-25
BATTLE OF THE vDLTUHEO.

~@~ - -N~
By the arrival Of the steamer. City c5
1Eo.hingt1n, we lave intelligence of great
battle fought mn The LIST inst on the banks
of tho Volturno, near Capua, between the
Ncapolitan troops and the forces Of Carl
l,aldl, in vhic', the latter were victorious
r!'cr eight hours hard fighting. The for
mcr, 10000 strong, fought under The im1ne-
t:iatc eye Of tic King; tue latter were led
On by Garilal:li in person, who with revol-
yer in hand, is said to have performed pre-
digics OF valor, The loss Of tho royal
troops is set down at 5000 killed and
wounded, and 5000 pr;soacrs-tiat or the
t:a,:baldians ut 1000. In connection with
Tue account Of the fight We have rumors OF
tic bcsnbardmcnt and surrender Of C;,rua,
aud that three Of the Great Powers Of Eu-
rope had protested ngainst the entry Of sas-
tlinian troops into Nearo1itan territory.
, 1860-10-25

THE PREsEKrs Or .PRsssDESr BUCHANAN
10 Aup-EL KADER.--PresIdcut buchanan has
recently sent to Abd-el kadcr, the old chief
who 50 gallantly defended tic Christians Of
Dcyrout, as token Of rcgard, n beautiful case
Of heavily silver mounted Colts revolvers, with
box containing over thousand cartridgea
1t WAS On exhibition for scvezal days ut the
United States Consulate, and the pistols were
greatly admired. The present is worth about
$1,000, and was accompanied by . compliment
tary letter to the Alserine Chief The old he
70 was much affected upon the reception of
this appreciation Of lis hunlane efforts by the
Government Of The United States.
, 1860-10-25
FROM VrnslIhEto1i.
Especial Dispatch to the N. J. Tribunc.J
WAs11kGroN. Monday Oct. ., p 1860.

TIE GOVERNMENT LOAN.
It has been whispered about In Disunfon
circles that thu Government luan would not
BE- taken by capitalists, unless, indeed, the Re-
publicans should come to the rescue for party
purposes. / have not fukcn the pains to learn
the names Of all the successful bidders, but as
theJ are Scw York parties, you can readily
determine from the list sent by the corrcs-
pondcnt Of tue Associated Press Low many uf
them arc 80 thoroughly ilnbued with Rcputls-
c:lr,ism as to be willing to make large prcnnia-
~ sacrifices in ite interests. I observed, how
ever, that Nh: Riggs wss so anxious tu secure
some OF the loan for Il certainty, that be bid
ouc per cent. premium for round sum. In
all, liz Is in Tor e, ,000,000 Now, Us Mr.. Hi=:.s
is . member Of the Dreckinridgc Committee,
Its Treasurer, by the way, aud us he Is cluse
ternls with Gov. Cobb, Is 1t tn bc supposed
TINT llc would plunge 50 deeply into the tFans~
action II said Committee and said Gov. Cobb
thought or spoke Of certain Southern seccs-
sion other thnn in Pickwlckian sensc.
Another interesting question arises In this
wise, and that is: How much the premiums
have been deprecated by the out aud out dis
union sentiments uttered by the official organ
Of thu Government, down to the moment Of
opening the bids!
Since writing the abovc, l hear that dfspatcl-
cs reached the Secretary Of the Treasury from
New lurk to-day, stating the willingness Of
parties to take ct I,ar whatever Of the loan had
not been subscribed for
, 1860-10-25

The TRIBUNE Is pre>eEtsd u Its patrons
tl4ie morning ,lp new dress. The tty1e Of ~
biography cannot fall TO please the eye Of the
rcale1. Ttis dress Is from the Chicago TYPE
Foundry, No. 70 Washington 4trcct The
character of the york: Of that: c1teblishmcat
shows for ITSELF Thi4 Is tho second outfit ne
have pnrcha4ed ffom tic Chtcaso Type Foun-
drr-lhc one Just laid aside being from the
samc concern. Our owu confidence in The e1.
teilcncy Of the type manufactured hy that t:s-
ta.!ishmcnt IL tlown hy ito continuous cn,-
ploymcnt on our urcolulnns, which is perhaps the
bcst Recommendation to the craft that NC c.1
give, The reader will perceive, 1,y couu,rtn.
tho old with the ncw dress, TINT the .atse, ~ a
lnrgcr faced type than the former; the adyer-
tite,neats sbox palmer and stand out nnonu
distinct to the eye; the general reading mat
tef Is presented on holder style of type; !. the
commercial department IS presented on a
longer style of type than bcforo--Sonpazcu
having replaced ,Atentc, which is an improve
mcnt commercial men VIII NOT fail to approve.
The general appearance f:the TRIBUNE VIC
trust viii be acceutallc to Its readers.
, 1860-10-25
Ct)jra9p Griibtttt.e, il
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1860.
IN EXPLANATION.

IN EXPLANATION.
Our readers will observe that tho issue Of
this morning appears under the name Of
the CHICAGO T,lnuSE, instead ofthc PnEss
AND TRIBUNE as heretofore. The use ola
double name in a newspaper is inconycn-
lent in many Respects; and in dropping one
Of those by which this Journal has been
known since July. 1858, We atc merely car
rS1ng Cat purpose entertained from the
date OF 1hr consolidation Of the DEMoc,,aT-
1c PE,sss and tlc TMnrSE We thought
IL best 10 employ both until the country was
thoroughly advertised Of the union Of
the t~o Journals, and to prevent any
literary roaehcr from appropriatiny
either Of them al our expense,
All the good tllst was 10 bc obtained by
'hc use Of both names, appears 10 have
been secured, mad, rs one or the other is to
be omitted, We have continued that one
having the earliest osigin-ll1c T,1nuSE.
This 1iano was first applied 10 ncwspa-
per here in Chicago. 3tr: Ryan, now of
milwaukee,, established Il journal Of TINT
name, in this city, about the year 1888; and
il seems peculiarly appropriate that the use
ofthc name should bc pcrpctuatcd in the
place oils origin. The CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
ot which this journal is The outgrowtl, was
founded in June, 1S47. Ono Of the present
proprietors became connected with it in
7s1s; aud, with the exception Of j few
weeks In 1852, when, with another Of tue
Present proprietors, lie established the
DEMOCRATIC Press, he has been continu-
t'noly connected with one branch or the
olicr Of tho now consolidated journal up
to the present time There is III additional
fitness, therefore, on this nccount, for CON-
iinaing tic name under which this journal
will henceforth bc known.
For the rest. it is only necessary to say
that the change Of namc works no change
in pcuprie'ors or editors The TRIBUNE
will bc precisely what the pnEss AND TR1-
DCSE has been, except in 20 far rs greater
experience and our constantly ausmenting
facilities may enable Us from lime to time
to institute Improvements. Changed in
nolhing but in the omission Of part Of its
:amc, il will continue to be :, live ncwsps-
per, fully up with the requirements Of the
city and country with which it IL identified,
II sleep1ess guardian Of constitutional frec-
doul, tile jealous advocate of whatcvcr is
founded in truth, justice aud humanity,
and the 11pho1der Of whatever will contri-
'atc to the rcnown and true glory Of oar
country.
, 1860-10-25

Uem0CfAtlc EItctoF nt 1nr~c.
Will speak 10 tho people of
BU RE AU COUNT Y,
At PRINCETON.
On Friday, October 20,
And the people of
PEORIA COUNTY, At PEORIA,
On SATURDAY, Oct. 27th, In favor Of the
election Of the National Democratic candidates,
BRECKENRIDGE and LANE.
The Douglas boilers from the regular Dem
ocratic organization-thc glorious old Demo-
cratic rarty-arc specially invited to attcud.
By order Of tho COMMITTEE.
1X-ncW
, 1860-10-25
A GENERAL GOOD TIME

A GENERAL GOOD TIME
May be expected at thc
w I G. W n NJ,
Thursday Evening, October 25th.
When number Of short and stirring speeches
will be delivered By our own citizens
The exercises will be intczspcrscd with
CAMPAIGN SONGS.
Political sentiment. viii be furnished by L.
dies and gentlemen, and read from the Speak
eE's Stand.
Speaking will commence at : O'Clock
The p1atfor:si .:=::s galleries will be reserved
for ladies' and gentlemen accompanying thcm-
Let everybody attend this
POLITICAL S0CIaDL E.
b. order Of the Campaign Committee.
>, ]. WHITE, Chairman.
, 1860-10-25
Domestic Tragedy In nStcphcnsonC Coun-
~, Ill.

fEfr.-. thu ES-,n,,t,.. 9nr-..f n.t atr
n, aa. r"ni luz rs, T1gslost yoatnal. gce: ~
,,,.,, WI ,,r Teoi ~ " .s,, l's, "k, ~ ". eSen
rsd n,tcr i !. to,,r,,t tsta1;,. r. oS A., IN ta
1a...;n'1 u eI,..t,.,etn - n1aer LUG i9
;n., ~. f,r ha1a,.s;n- - W;dn otsl s.a.a "atA
~ a." ,,.ss 1;.;na y tn,S. y" Muu" opa4ste!,
na @.a.o W.; !. sIe, un 1cF!9s OF IN
rot, t,n, ,ns's ,aJ n;a "nn e ".oo". ne nao Iof
so.I eilc int suslmetoas anq 3en1oufles o.
,'' ssa.a'n ncl3nuof, WY laiG ne tnought, too
.t,:. lausn d."1on ~. ~ ae %iuo". N luesdAy
some one Down !, ftalrs with the widow, and
snppos19g IL 10 0e thc person alluded To,
1usaea uown, an9 nna.ns q nun With hcr in
@ issn'oa @1 *na aan,toca III. oi no explanation, at
tai tn Go.nn.enu 's.' ~ teA &c ~ iMs esson ~
MY tfosn LII. ~ " D; i. nIenan, de
;n,t n ~ ~" " ,a one " tue :. siaes sesei
MIA n ns,,.e ~ f,in, 49,, A'u'' 41'' It - 'aoosat'
R,kcr r., vas ~ arrestea and 1,,,ccd !, ;,,1 md
~, ThnrS.r ,'.ht 49, a -. T ,or ~ ~ 9as ana
, 1860-10-25

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
M11lEn's, Indiana, Oct. n, 1850.
Tho body Of man 'as found on the lake
shore ncar here, this afternoon. Has on gray
mixed pants, heavy boots, and strap buckled
round him. SAM DAVIS.
, 1860-10-25

SIXTH WARD RErCBL1CAx RArLr-Thc Re-
public:,ns and Widc-Awakcs Of the Sixth Ward
bcck's Hall, eor11Gr Jefferson anu Randolph
streets, at 12 O'Clock, for consultation about
the coming election, Let all the friends Of
Freedom rally. LIT our German aud Scandi-
nayian friends be on hand, md let the Sixth
Ward still retain tlic honor she won last spring
% the Banner Ward" Of the city.
Per order Of the Committee.
, 1860-10-25

TENTH WARD CAMPAIGN CLrR-aIcctinss
Of this Club will be held as follows:
AtGeo. Hoch's House, Blue Island Avenue,
corner Of Eleventh st1vct, Friday evening, 18th
October.
Also, ut the house Of Jacob Frry, on the
corner Of Wri:ht and Union streets, Saturday
evening, Oct. 18th.
Speakers lrum other parts Of the city arc cx-
pectcd to be present and address the people,
AL arc invited. II. y. FIIsBIE, Pres't.
MAX SCHUYLER, Secretary,
, 1860-10-25
THE CITY.


Auction Sales this Morning.
At ~ o'cluck, Of Household Furniture, Crock
cry, Stuve4, &C.. at No. &C. Lake ftreet.
GILBERT & SAMSON, Auctlonters.
, 1860-10-25

mariner, was committed to Jail on Tuesday, for
dcscttion from his vessel, the schooner Gem.
, 1860-10-25

The Republican majority In Pennsylvania On
Members Of Coigress Is 47.792. This is
within about 2,30s Of what will be ABRAHAM
L1sccLS's majority on the 9Th Of the coming
mouth
, 1860-10-25

DUPRAT'S PCSlSH AND
French Black Var1lisE.

.npertor yarnth has been approved By tc cheu
ever invented fur varals!ar Boots, uafncs* Military
-Aecoutrcuent.- &c- giving them b~nutifnl lH*tre
CONTRARY The .y -uh.tance af which the Sasni.h u
composed zenterr pabTs and eof itpcts. Harness.
Dut injury to the l1-tre. a1so b. haulc. without
solIin The han This VAEnsh j. a!so good Cor trtal*
beautiful black And giving them .p'rnia lu:trr rre
serving :,c also t,tn Est. !sts Invaluable for lnck
dn,f buttons. &C. The FAs4h dries in less Gltn threc
mnutrs, therefore pEu1cnting Tho st trum &ecumuta
t y sa1 1 Be ssa S xs I. s s
En VI 4vinS the wood pcEmanrnt h1*ek aHa ..'ss9n
Il the &1e lime This vAtntah II ntvef sticky. evr1 ~
the warMe-t climate. II a.t' b. rrar5 e tn ID
vantl-c fpr the honfs Of hnr@cs. Eivn. them btanu
fal Po1th- aul pfescuttos the mud nom fattenns t"
to the hn4K
SB Sold bv Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Sr-Stnd fbr cirru{Ats tn Dealerr,
q Principal Depot SIT Broadway, {opposlsc St
Nicholas HoteD NJ
, 1860-10-25

Hon. Schuyler colfaz Of indiana, will speak
at the following places:
Alton. Friday, October %.
, 1860-10-25

BUILDING MATTERs.-Thc front Of tho new
Trinity Church on Jackson street Is nearly up,
and already shows to fine effect.
, 1860-10-25

~ There will be meeting nf the North
Chicago Republican Club at headquarters, No.
LAT North C1ark street. this {Th,lssday) rycl-
iug. A. Garrison. Calvin DcWolf. J. Lyle
King, and other distinguished speakers will
b. present. Let there be . general rally Of
North SidcTs.
J.J. RICHARDS, Pres.
r 4xrtrr, E.,o
, 1860-10-25

BELL AID EVERETT RALLr.-Thc National
Union Club meets this {Thursday} evening at
the Bell and Everett Headquarters, corner of
Randolph and Dearborn streets. Members of
the party, and tho public generally. are invited
to attend. H. 8. uARK1s, President.
II, ". Fonp, Scc'v.
, 1860-10-25

BREcK1Sn1nGE HEAD QrARrERs.-A meet
in= Of the supporters Of Brcckinrids;e and
Lane will be held at the above place, On tho
corner Of Dearborn and Washington streets,
on this lThursday) evening at 8 O'clock, when
full attendance Is particularly requested
By order Of TME HICKORY CLuD.
, 1860-10-25

~ The rich and elegant cornico on the
new Sherman House is just receiving the first
%n1rhra
, 1860-10-25

"'nnas, ana lanaed on tile other side Of the
fence
A lr-.11lng, and indeed principal purpose g
the Visit Wa Inc esS!oratlon Of aa exceedingly
,n,errs+,no hrdto..t,c,ic,1 feaicrc Of that r.
zion. In q sudden rise ot ;thg waters Of tie
south Branch, which there ascend 4 height Of
frn,n five TO six feet with thc greatest casc<
Ercn the non.scientlac observe: OF the waters
of the Soath Branch. especially during the
warm season. will readily accord TO them =
<,r-no,h cd,:.1 n the task of running NJ, hill.
hut "a = A VIA rrsaFtt,4 t,s,. frat sc;cn.
80. .os,,-ch of thc ,scts ,n,, thc;, c,rscs
Troo.odon acco.tcd n ncrson of MILD c1t.,,.
- 49,. -rn,ra,,,. :. ..rercn,ca 6.,,n xv;t,,t,tc
eaas,,an ~ ,rh.,,,.- ,,,, sont1 Dr.,nch o1oxe The
1 as.ss, s.,a,;oa would ora, h. r,,dc ,y,;,,b1c
-~1r.S.--,.s,. ~ .z,-,..o.a - ..i,;o.; ~,
.es,1 ~s4- s..,..e.aa 49, ..bo fl, ,v,s,,+
~. i' ~, - .-a.,..,.,. ..a
IT,, p, - +ta ,1,s. -
aa~.:- - a,.,.s.. = s..,,,. ~. e.as ,,,t - a,~a
~ -s.as,s,t,. 1f;., 49, -.as 49, ,,.as a.4f,,,,,shcd
~. p,. H>1 '"S' "'~' ~
49, ~ s-.Au,,ss. r,a.o =. ,,,
~ - annu,1 ,o,rr,a ~ T-,nsoc+trns
"1n inc oe'caes VIC nope Is pubic }o'ltnat'
fstS We na.e never o!aaed, NC maac no lo1'n-
CT use ol Inc eop9ors NOES 3. eo.leeteo oy out
spce1n 1epos'cl, "ot aoa ttl'1 tno eoc'e1s got
sa'e.S oach 10 inc Guy " way oi me Afenet
foao' asaa1'hs themselves o. Inc 1fee sioe"AAs
Of that avenue Oh 1fa'el' inc eommttee Oh M
mlsmsaoisGy na'4ng 1ale0 10 act. anu tnc ousn1-
f1inty stubbornness towards the savans, Of
which cSen the Rocky Mountains would be
ashamed, since 1t Is a well known fact that
the latter no longer ago than Inst month, give
a fresh pass to scientific party. One Of these
obdurate driyvrs on being laborcd with by Ne
e,,e,.,,t ;n,u;rr os 10 vhot,,ar b;s ,oa,crn,, ~,
c.x+,r had tmn, a market fnr her ,,nc,,.
o,so did Ia c1ncct ,,;s cvc-tect. soon at which
,he soe;c,r sce,up .he h,a;ua Of the poor FL.
1,+- --o,3o,irr n1,,,,,b2v fron, <,rcr7xnrk tool.
up the tenor ol thc'r way city'"ara on loot
Bus.i1,s, who had two Postage stamps, CON-
,nuto., vith t,,c driycr and tfcr,.,,v scc,ret7 =
'nu~ "- ~ - 80. ~. -.
oeeh lS'seasc' Anc eoneesaon7 a'.'ee ps 'hc
Society will largely enrich their Cabinet.
-
, 1860-10-25

TIE New BAsK.-On Friday, tie new bank
ing house Of B. F. Carver s: Co. will beopencd
for tic transaction of q general banking bust
ness
, 1860-10-25

WEST SIDE W1nE-AwAkEs.-Thc West Sile
N1dc-Awakcs will give Promenade Concert
and Ball, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 30th.
, 1860-10-25

01tos
The following is The official vote for Attor-
General, Canal Commissioner, and Supreme
Judge ut thu election held in Ohio on thu 9th
inst.
, 1860-10-25

. ~ Lubins, PfrcEs & Bazin's toilet pow
der, soaps. pona7tics and extracts, genuine.
Sold By Sargent, Apothcca:y, Randolph and
State street. =
, 1860-10-25

e Go to John Jones, l19 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices TO suit
the times.
, 1860-10-25

/! TT $500 Buffalo Robes for sale It New
York and ST. Louis prices, By J. l. SMITH s;
Co., lis Lake street. Oct..22Gt-
, 1860-10-25

FoG-Thc city woke up In fog yesterday,
with mist as thick rs blanket. It broke AWAY
about nine o'clock aud ushcred In the losclicst
dny Of Autumn thus FIR.
, 1860-10-25

MIRROR or 1rALf.-This fine painting still
continues to draw crowded houses At Kings
bury Hall, and dcscrvcdIy 90. al 1t surrasee-
anything OF tlIe kind that was ever here before.
1t will exhibit again tlls evening.
, 1860-10-25

CoMIso EvESrs--A week from Tuesday
next will tell tho story that Stephen has gone
South to promulgate, that he isn't the North
cru candidate al Ill, at ALL He can sustain his
speeches in the meantime with the State
election returns thus fir received.
, 1860-10-25

ADDRESS TO sEAMEx-i. L. Hammond,
Editor Ut the Congregational H7uld, will lec-
ture before the Seamcn's Benevolent Society,
at thcirroonls. Lind Block, corner Of Randolph
AMI Market streets, this Thursday evening.
at TIA o'clock. AL persons feeling Interested
are Invited to attend. d. D. WAITE, Sccy.
, 1860-10-25

OCn FRUIT MARKET.-Our citizens arc re-
calling Themselves with apr1es, pears, ounces
and grapes in abundance, perfection and at
.atable rutes. Tie bes. varieties Of the former
are selling At s:2225 per barrel.
, 1860-10-25

cfects Of the Homestead bill were referred to,
and tue Southern thunderbolts, " aimed ut the
SUI" shown up in their proper character.
Our brief report does injustice TO the cic-
CANT. address Of the speaker, rs but glanclng
ut points ds+clt rpon at len4tht aud listened
to throughout the evening by the immense au-
dicncc with unabatcd interest.
, 1860-10-25

HONE FOR TIE FRiESDLEss.-Thc managers
of this excellent institution arc adopting, BY
advice Of its friends, n new system Of nnnual
subscriptions which will work wcllasnong our
charitable citizens
, 1860-10-25

~ Let all remember that this evening is
the closing evening Of tho Fair now holding at
West Market Hail, for the benefit Of St. Pat
rick's Church Let all who can 80 and hear
the Concert to be given by the boys Of the
congregation, under the direction Of Professor
Gfr1c.
, 1860-10-25

BrnoLAsr.-A burglar entered the dwelling
Of P. 4, I1oync, Esq, West Jackson street,
night bcfore last, but was frightened away by
discovering that tho inmates were awake. It
Is pity you couldn't make cut III Indictment
against him, Phil.
, 1860-10-25

PEnsoSAL-IIon. Tlos. Corwin, Ohio; Hon.
L. B. CrocScr, 0swego; Mayor Shelby, Judge
Kinkcad and G. B. Kinlcad, Esq, of Ky; d.:
Geo Howe, New Orleans; Hon. P. T. Lowe,
Ohio; c. McDousal, Mobile; W. c. Young,
II sturges, \. T.; Geo. E. Kennedy, Syracuse; !;
D. Welsh, Jr:, New York, arc stopping at the
fremont House.
, 1860-10-25

7. Times says:
There Is no limit to the wrath Of the 1cslti-
mist and Catholic Journals Of Paris sincc the
fall Of Ancona- That the pIous, the coura-
gcouF, the devoted L..moricierc should be a
prisoner in tile hands Of the infidcl and the ha-
ted Picdlnontesc, is the dcsolation Of abo1ni-
nation. and they wonder how the world
stands, or how nature continues her functions
alter such III event. II. Janleot, of the CT
=tf: tfe Ffdnce, more furious than the rest, goes
TO inycntiny worsla Of opprobrium and cpl
tl1cts for his enemies, a method Of
argument go unusual In The French prcss
that Indicates n complete loss Of self
control in the writer. Among other things
which have buhbled up FROM n. Janicof's
wrath, arc the words Kol Eombardcur, rs ay,-
piled tc King Victor Emanuel, a term wl,ic!,
was Inspired in tho brain Of thc happy inycn-
tor by thc operations Of the Picdmontcsc army
and navy at Ancona. All Italy, NJ Janicot
thinks. is going to hc given up to CSaltliais,a
aud la=inism. As to Ciaidinism, the yictori-
ots aruis Of that General stand in evidence;
but as to MazzinisM, tho great propaganda
flas again game under, 1t Ii hoped for the last
time, 30 that II. Janicot and Italy will he de-
Iscrcd OF their mutual bugbcar at the same
moment
, 1860-10-25

PoL1cE--iestcrday' Police Court gave 4
variety Of petty cases, fuogreat extent or fm-
postance. Clement North and Harriet vii.
liasns were arrested upon the charge Of living
together in state Of open adultery. The de-
fence took ont 4 change Of venue to Justice
Davis, for this afternoon.
, 1860-10-25

EDS. RrRAL New YoHREn.-Sectns an in-
quisy in the Rstrtl for cur. 10. that Distress
Ing disease the Asthma, wrote to LET the en-
quirer know what has' almost entirely cured
me. hare had the eInsmodic asthma fifteen
years and never found any medicine that
would prevent au attack when it was coming
on until I commenced taking ".Jonas Wilt
combs Remedy for -Astlma, Ross Cold aud
Hay Fever: commenced taking this remedy
eighteen months ago, and have not had se~
were rasuxysm since. also Use salt1eter pa
per 'Saltlnter is present relief hut no cure.
Hhftcomb's Remedy has done for nc all that
1t Is recommended to- do. ! take 1t according
to directions tea,spoonful instead Of u
ble-epoonfnf. II is prepared by Joseph Bur-
nett T. Co, Boston, Mss. Price one dotlax
rer bottle. Sarah SEE1r.
EppTrows, Yates Co., n 7.
oc2TTh&21m
WHEELER Il WILSON'S azw1xo alAcrsEs.--
We Prefer them for. family u>c.-4'tw York
Tribune.
They arc the favoritcs Of famlllcs.- York
1'lA<& ::
Il has no riyal.-Seitnsiac Anseriean.
, 1860-10-25

TIE RTER--1t is about time the water in
the South Branch was pumped out again. 1t
might be deemed cxtravassant to state that o
slnal1 boy crossed the river on the scam at
Madison street yesterday, hut come Of them
may be trying it. Will the Sewerage Com
missioners give orders to mnn tho pumps.