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ilization in all ages. 1t went with the Jews
into Palestine it invaded Greece, Rome,
and all the States Of the ancient world under
the preaching Of the first heralds Of the truth.
Its principles have been at the base Of all
revolutions that have pushed forward the hu-
man race. II was so in Germany, England,
France, and Scotland, and in our own c0un-
try.
The Pilgrims fed to American wilds that
they might enjoy the blessings Of Bible truth
and Bible teachings unmoested and unop-
pressed by the laws Of tyrants. 1t was de-
youtly recognized as a book especially need
full for people struggling for freedom by
the fathers Of our Republic. In the darkest
and stormiest hour of the Revolution, when
money could hardly be found to pay the
starving. naked, and bleeding soldiers Of
liberty, Congress in l777 appointed COM
mittee to confer with printer, with the
view of striking off thirty thousand Bibles
at the expense Of the Congress; but it being
difficult to obtain paper and type, the Com
mittee Of Commerce were ordered to import
twenty thousand from Holland, Scotland, and
elsewhere. They gave as the reason that its
use is so universal and its Importance 50
great.
In 1880 Congress appointed a committee
to attend to printing an editnn Of the Bible
in Philadelphia, and voted that they highly
approved the pious and laudable undertaking
as subservient to the interests of religion,
and recommended this edition Of the Bible
to the people Of the United States. In eight
successive years Congress yoted and kept
sixteen national feasts and thanksgiyings
On the committee, which reported these bills
were such men as General Livingston, o
New York, r.. II. Lee, of Virginia, RogeI
Sherman of Connecticut, Elias B ,udinot, anC
James Madison. Some Of these signed the
Declaration Of Independence, and m,st O
them we're engaged in procuring the Gonsti-
tuition, and knew its true spir.k
Thus was the Bible honored by these apos-
ties of freedom. When these children, whO
enjoyed the fruits Of their labors, shall cease
to cherish it as the palladium of civil and re-
ligious liberty, that moment will the nation
begin its downward march to ruin.
Selected.
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K. b. WATT,
To the Travelling Community.

gNrE take this method of returning ouf thanks TO
w the travelling public fof Ire patronage hefeeiefe
received and hope 10 receive lbefai share 70 ulute,
4. We are determined 10 spare no pains 10 mcri, a.
We have removed our Horses and Hacks 10 Gu,hfie's
Hotel in Chspel HILL where We viii be ready q all
times % carry passengers % any depot o. ne fafosd'
&c cheap ss any hackmen IN The place.
Our Hacks are Ia good orde and We have good Horses
aud careful divers. that are ready 10 depart st any
hour We may be called upon. We also have bugeies
on hand 10 accommodate single passengers.
JAMES q. LUTER x co.
Chapel Hiii, August 9, 1880. @-ew
- Raleigh Register and standard publish siI weeks
and forward sssount.
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From the National Intelligencer

De ritis nostrs scuiam noJis faeimus 81 riiia ipsa
ealcamus.--A Augustine.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Fy1y Dollars Month, and all Expenses paid.
AN active Agent is wanted 10 every County 10 The
n Unitsd States and Csnadas, 10 solicit orders aud
ln,sodaee eus New National Double Thread $40 Sew.
Ing Mschins. wsnsn,ed equal 70 any high priced
mschias. Pfsciiesl Coz every iamy, which makes u
the ehsspes and most popular machine IN existence
A limited number q responsible Agents are wanted, 70
travel and solicit orders BY Sample al salary Of $50
per month and expenses Business permanent As-
dress, with stamp. fsf conditions and instructions,
j. w. HARRIS K Co,
Shoe and Leather Exchange, Boston, Mass
Isly -. s2Asm
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Hearing in large churches. according to
the New York Evening Post. is now made
as easy as in the smallest, by the success Of
an experiment just completed in Trinity
Church, IN that city. Il consists OF pa.
rabploidal reflector Of sound, placed at the
back Of the pulpit, Of which the speaker's
mouth il the fncus. A beam Of sound about
ten feet in diameter is thus thrown to the
most remote point Of the church, and by its
she.a aow fills the whole body Of the build
ing. The structure isquite ornamental, aud
in harmony with the general architecture Of
the building. All great public buildings.
whether for singing or speaking. may have
similar arrangement adapted TO their use.
Il is particularly suitable for legislative halls,
as i works both ways. A person standing
at the furthest door in Trinity Church eau
carry On conversation with one in the pul.
pit in the lowest tones. even in whisper.
Any person well acqusinted with the higher
mathematics and accustomed to make con-
siructions 10 architecture. engineering, OF
machinery, is competent to superiatend such
an erection. The one in Trinity Church was
put up under the supervision Of Professor
Hackiey, Of Columbia College, IN New
York.
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While admiring to the utmost the elevated beaut,
anu s'ern nora'y = hohs,s"o" Poo'a ~ 'ae aoo''
pas'sse' sohe on''.aai 'sa'e' "s, pe''nan'e'" -
"'.e' = VIC 'o'o"as .e.'' 'ee' '"e sou' WIG ~
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Written on Times earliest pages,
Handed down by solemn ages
head we there a wondrous story
A'''e' "a'''eu :" s"'
oeen IN c'ear recofueo VISION,
neacn'ns 'n'0 ne'sh.s hysan'
in.o"s 'y seraPn "ooPs aueoulng'
" :" .e es'"u noa'
ha' hsuoe'' "a"'eu ~ s'ofs'
in'ohs y anses pmpa'n1lhs'
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CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
Booksellers and Stationers

No. zoe baltimore Street. opposite Hanover,
BALTIMORE, ND,
"A RE prepared 70 offer 10 the Country Trade, Goods
in their line al prices that win compare fayoraby
with those Of any other market.
Their Stock Of SCHOOL. LAW, MEDICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS is large and well Sc
lecied.
A large and varied assortment Of Foreign and Ame.
riesn Stationery always be found at their esiab-
lishment.
They keep constantly on hand fuil supply Of
BLANK BOOKS Of different styles and Of their own
msnuisciufe. Having Bindery connected with their
Store, they are, oil limes able short notice. 10
GIL orders for Blank Books ruled 10 any pattern, or o
any desired style Of Binding.
~ Orders, received by mail will meet with promp,
attention.
You are requested 10 call and examine our Stock
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Baltimore, August 8. 5l-6m'
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{" Here is yoar money, dot. and tell me
why YOUR rascaliy master wrote me eighteen
letters about that contemplate sum-"
"T'm sure cant tell, but If you'll excuss
me, sir, 1 gsess il was because seventies
didn't fetch it,"
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REDUCED EXPENSES.
BOWE, GRIGG Il SWANSON,


RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the trade
~ Of North Carolina and Virginia. that
they have removed to their Large Ware House, oppo.
site the Bank Of Virginia, and have opened large
aud choice stock Of
GROCERIES,
Staple Dry Goods, Fertilizers, Sweedss Iron,
Grass Seeds, Lime, &c.
With increased facilities in conducting the GR0CE.
RY and COMMISSION BUSINESS, and relieved Of
heavy rents and other attendant expenses we are
enabled TO sell our GOODS at small commission on
Cost. Persons visiting Dsnville in search Of cheap
and reliable Goods, will find il TO their interest
anime stock before purchasing.
Farmers, Market Gardeners and Country Dsirys,
lending Corn. Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Beans, Peas,
Turkeys, Chickens Eggs and Butter to DsnviIe for
sale, informed that we have opened In connection
with regular mercantile business market for all
kinds Of Country Produce, for whi:h we will pay the
highest market value in Goods.
As Agents for two valuable FERTILIZERS. and
with large supply Of Peruvian, Elide. and Reese's
Manipulated Guanos constantly on hand, we are pre-.
paredto Gil all orders on application.
BOWIE, GRIGG, & SWANSON.
Dsnville, Va, April. Sem
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-03

In Common Pleas
CuyuhOga CUun
", OhiO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-03
1860. THE 1860.
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
y@-A.1 WILL, DURING THE
81 dfdE1f present season, run their well known
statz and popular line Of FIRST GLASS
- ScreW Steamers regnlarly betWeen

OSWEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES.
Forming daily Line for Cleveland, Sandusky, To,
ledO, and Detroit, and a Tri-Meekly Line TO and
from
CHICAGO, MILWAUKE EE,
and Intermediates ports, Connecting with the Rail
Roads between
OGDESBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lo,geI Lawrence Nashua Manchester, Concord,
Worcester, Fitchburgh, Keene, Bellows Falls, Iut-
land, Burlington, and other intermediate points;
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WATER
TOWN 4 OSNVEG0 RAIL ROAD, and at OSMEGS
with the New 0SWEG0 LINE Of FIFTY FIRST
CLASS CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged Canal be-
tween OsWegO, Troy, Albany aud New York.
BS- Through Freight subject TO but enc Tranship'
ment. -
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines of Hail Road TO Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and with
Messrs Hanna, Garretson 4 Co.'S CLEVELAND
DETROIT LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
Leaving Cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
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Last Nights Report.
ADDITIONAL. BY THE NORTH AlIERI-
CAN.

ADDITIONAL BY THE NORTH AMEltl-
CAN.
-- FARrHEE PoISr, Oct ,.
The submarine cable intended 10 connect Al
gfers and TOulOn will be landed al MInoro and
establish communication between Alglers ana
CAsoTrAt sept. Isth.-Garibaldi has appointed
Signor safi Pro Dictator of Sicily.
baron Brenier will leave Naples on Thursday
II is reported that Mazzine has arrived at Ma
tiaribaldi will leave tomorrow for Capua.
The journal Armenia, of Florence, has been
seized for publishing an article insulting to the
Emperor Of the French.
Iamoriciere's defeat will hasten the departure
from Gaeta Of the King of Naples
The London Herald's Paris correspondent Is
Informed that q manifesto by the Pope announe-
ing his determination TO withdraw from Rome,
is already prepared.
The battle Of the 18th between LamOricierc
and Cialdini lasted six hours. After the battle
the greatest portion Of the POntical army capt.
ulated. The foreign troops will return TO their
respective countries Iamoriciere, with few
horsemen, succeeded in reaching Ancona Out
side of AncOna there is not q single POnuhcal
TEere was a vague report in Paris that Napo-
leon would attend the Imperial Meeting at War
The following official dispatch reached Turin
JEsI. Sept. 18th.-Lamoriciere with IL 600 men
attacked today the position lately taken by
but desperate Wa5h the following results The
junction Of LanI6ficiere's corps with the remain
der Of his troops at AncOna is prevented. Six
hundred prisoners have been made six pieces Of
artillery and flag we're taken snly the wound
ed among whom was Gen. Piendeni, fell into
the hands Of Cialdini The loss of the enemy Is
considerable. A column of COO men made a sOT-
tie from AnoOna and took part in the fight, but
wns compelled to retire and is being pursued
by the Sardian troops. The NeapOiitan fleet
opened against AncOna.
The COO prisoners of war taken at SpOletto are
Irishmen. The Sandman government wished the
British minister to take charge Of them and send
them home, but he declined, saying that he could
not regard them as British subjects. No foreign.
Ministers, excepting the French, had been or
dered 20 quit Turin
AiVices from Turin assert that a letter had
been addressed by Garibaldi TO Victor Emmanuel
demanding the immediate dismissal of CavOur
and Farini He also demanded 80 900 Sandman
soldiers TO garrison Naples. Garibaldis letter is
cOuched in respectful but energetic terms.
The above conditions are specified by GaTihO&j
as a sine qua non Of good understanding between
him and Piedmont.
The King Immediately dispatched a note tc6far-
ibaldi, but its contents are not known
The Ministry will communicate to the Sardin-
ian Parliament the demands Of Garibaldi, and re-
quest its approval Of their conduct Should this
approval be withheld, the Cabinet will resign
II GRribaldi's request is granted, TIE King will
place himself at the head Of his sEmy and march
for Naples.
Much agitation prevails at FHan.
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ing tina, he will only proclaim 20 the inhabitants
AZ Rome the Constitution and Kingdom, nnd
will not accomplish the ANAL lgamntion at present.
II was expected that on his return he viii Ol =
crate against Capua. An early capitulatOn OF
that place was anticipated.
The oitcinl Turin Gazette gives FORMAL &C. l.
nI 10 the raports Of certain letters having been
received and answered by the King. The state
uaent is nevertheless reiterated In Turin corr 8
nundencc, aud the substance OF the King reply
thtinrfbaldi l. given The King wrote his reply
Without consulting his Ministers, n Il concerned
them personally. ltc0mpletely saves the dignity
ofthe Crown Tie speaks in the language Of u
sovereign justly hurt In his amour prefera, points
out thar he knows how 10 resist the suggestions
menaclng, and declares that he cannot comply
with such strange prctehtiOns from man whose
successes so misend him.
II was reported that the Papul army was Ntr.
tually disbanded after the defeat OF LamOrciere.
The London Times regards il as no longer In
existence aud argues that 1000 men beseiged IN
Ancona can have NO motive in pr0longing u re
sistanee, aud may already be regarded as prison
The Emperor and Empress had returned from
Algeria.
The Emperor Of Austria and Prince Regent OF
PruSsia viii not be accompanied by their Minis
ters 90 Warsaw,
II was rumorcd that Napoleon had caused Oh,
Car 20 be notified that he would have pleasure
in Joining the circle at Warsaw and dispel 10y
personal explanation the disuut cntertained re
specting the designs of France,
BRAzIL.--RiO JaneirO dates 10 Aug. 20 EN
change had advanced 10 26A
Coffee was active at unchanged rates; Sple'
since last udyices a 02O bags otwlIich 1900 bag
were for the L. 5. Receipts average 1000 bag
per day.
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NEW YORK nIARKRT-OCT. ,.

FLOUR The market opuncd 561l0c brtier with
moderate demand for homie consum pti0n. but closed
dull Ut our revised quotations.
sales wnre le,U0 bbls at s. 2l0lh,l0 for auperhhe
u tlte Sb,tt6160i for extra state; S5290i Tor super
noe western; S54b6as75 for common 10 medium extra
westerni 57a95s0 for shipping brands extra round
unOped Ohio.
CANADIAN FLOUR Scarce and brings more
money, SALES are 40 bhls, ut SaGoea1olur common
RYK KFISIIR- -Quiotand STEADY, Ss,sOabtO for
common tocnece supernne
CORN MEAL-Dull with small salos jersey at
WIIISKY-Not so firm Sales are 20 bbls at
WHEAT Tribe better with moderate export
demand Sales Milwaukee club 81 ,2n@l,2l; winter
rcd western 81, ,2S6ll29; chicago spring Sliml lohi
white Michigan Sl.a35gl 30; wlltv Ohio and lndhlne
Si,3i6lL3; white Cnnadian tl,iO. "A
RYE-Scnrco htmrr, with sales OF $500 hilsh al
7S6niE,
bush 6gt1Gg nc aaat and ~ la store for good sound
HARLEY Active and nrmer. sales $1,000 bush
P0RK-Dur and heavy. Sales 6tO bblsut Sl9l,2
61g % iOr new mess; Slg,Oliur Old mess Sli,o lil
for new prime; Sl325 for old prime.
BEEF-The Market is Quiet and unchanged
ales are 80 bbs at Si,Ooap4,2o for country prime
S1Olfia,50 for country messi S7@iO for repd mess
Sln.5nt1ll 80 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull and nomiRally un'
changed.
UEEF II tlIS-null and nouinally unchanged
CUT hIEATS-Very dull, az Sih@9c FOR should
! ers; iO60llc for hams. ...
IARD-Market steady and active. Sales are
| 600 hhls at 2il0ll2Ac.
BUTTER- SELLING at lnljc for Ohio; lGG2l'
CIEESE- STEADY with moderate business dpnl
! at 9@ll56c for Inferior TO prime.
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ARRIYAL or THR s. S. cANADA.

ST. JoHYs n, F., Oct ?.
The r. N. steamer Canada, from Liverpool on
Saturday, Sept. 22d via Queenstown 22d, passed
Cape Race at II O'Clock on Monday night
News unimportant
Italian affairs were unchanged.
The Papal army was beseiged and blOckadcd
Garibaldi was preparing to march against Capua-
He had again said that he would only proclaim
the KingOm of Italy from Rome
Paris bOurse had advanced Z per cent H-
Vague rumOrs existed IN England of unsatis-
factory China news via Russia. Iisr
Liverpool markets, 22d.-Bigland Co.. aHd. R.
s. & Co. report flour quiet but steady Rt 2ssGd@
31s per Dbl.
Wheat hrm at Tuesday advance; sales Of red
Wis I1sdI2s and white 12s4dtdl3S61
Corn firm and advanced Cd; sgits OF mixed vel
low ct s5s and white 37sd3ss.
Beefsteady.
Pork firm bnt quiet -T9
nacOu inactive
Lard steady.
Iallow firm; e. "a Of American 52s952s6- no.
LOndor roorpef&,aring lpsf Bros report new Eng
lish wheat declined 2sd3s per quarter, oWInB 70
rs bad Condition: old DO. advanced Is. Sales OF
White American at 5Gs86Os and red 54se5os'
Flour sales at 2763ls-
Latest BY telegraph to ueenstown.-LIvER-
PsoL, 28d-Breadstuas steady and firm.
Provisions quiet.
LoNDoS, Saturday evening. -Consols 90 Ss93' Z
for money, and 93lz ze9331 for account. IlE5I
American Gecurites.-Baring Brothers report
r,arI-et f1T American securities generally firm.
Nessrs Bell & Co. report an active market fol
ssco,sp IIsP arcH-The Canada takes the placC
offbe Arabia. in consequence Of the latter haT
ing dauaged her wheels in docking. gQ8I
The Etna Is advertised ipr haiiiaN ana New
York on the 2gth. No. 4,
GREAT BRiTAIN.-The Queen ana frnce Al
bert were embaTking at Gravesend Tor AnlWer
on the day the Canada LEFT.
The weather was again unfaVorable Tor N
crops. g. d, ,,.. go \, 4, H., ,,-,.,
~ fl,e month af the GairyliRno, and intercepte
- ~ Communication Of the Royal troops betwee
Capua and Gaeta. n 80,
Garibaldi had been 10 ? PaleTnO, and publishe
fresh proclamation to. the inhapltanu, Iepeal
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aaItaitinks.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
LIN MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune since Der.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-
lMEN.- Road notices in the Tribune since Dee.
!, ls58.
srOm his Excellsney JAMES d, WEsOOTT, Gov
eTnor Of flOriia, and member Of the U. s 5elais:
~ or uRMard Of twenty-five years was lf1lcled
with dlselss IN my family which the best medicine
ale 5fie9l TALENT In the country failed % cure but
Wllen yledeq in most satisfactory manner, 70 the
GraeienbsTg Remedies. conscientiOusly advise their
use. JAS d. WESTCOTT.
NEW YORK, February, ls5S.
DR.. j. i. BnfDqE-Dear Sir. Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering nom
falling Of tho womb, whites and dernussd uensfru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms ~
clearly described IN your Advertisements and uar-
phlats She had the very best medical skill IN this
city til entirely prOstTateand her physician finally
told her that he thought her LIE might possibly bs
prolonged q little longer uEdcr the most judiciOus
treatment. For two weeks alter that she Continued
to sink, when came into your Office 81 the Grse-
Esnberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms. As you Was confident of the lraelenberg
Marshal's CatholiC0n, in relieving her, she dscharg
ed all the physicias and tried t. though doubling
ly. PrOydentially il releved her quickly and hye
bottles entirely cured since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrence Of the com
pluint, and she Is as strong active and healthy
when young girl. JNO. X. BkliGa
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FRnlI PIkF,s PEAK.

ST JoLEPH. Oct. ..
Denver City dates to the oath Of September arc
received.
The Express brought little over $1,000 in dust
but much more was in the hands Of passenger
The coach met officers with Gordon the murder
er $50 miles this side of Denver Il Is thought ne
will be taken from the hands OF the officers De
fore reaching that city, and hung.
The citizens of Denver met IN mass Convention
on the sd and adopted Provisional Govern
ment under which they hope in future 10 ENJOY
all the blessings good government could AFFORD
The election Of officers for the ensuing months
was TO have been held Sept 29th-
A chunk of gold weighing 19l OF. is reported
TO have been taken from the American Oulcil
on the head waters of Blue River. This gulch bid.
fair TO rival the celebrated Georgia gulch IN the
same neighbOrhOOd.
A new silver lead has been discovered on the
dividing ridge between the Arkansas and flau'
which proves very rich.
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Mtaitints.
HzAR WHAT raB PEOPLE sAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HUN
PTREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
Ip our families with The most saisiactory results, AMI
having full confidence IN their gennnenes, purity
and eAleacy cheerfully recommend them 70 all per
sons Who wish 70 have safe, reliable, and eiheacnus
comedies Al hand for private Or domestic use
The Rev Wm. liosmer, Editor Of The Northern
f,'ier,ardent {" Auburn, n z the Rev ?. II. Cres
ss,, 4 Restnr Of 81 Peters Church, Auburn, n y
- o. n Ives Chaplain 0f ne AHburn State
PTi.an DE Rev Spencer 81. Rice, Rector, NeW Bed
ford. Nass The Rev Allen s.ss'I .. sala ~ ~
fsre1cr n y the Rev. P. 5. Pratt, Dorset, " uie
~, ~, , Rcbis Buffalo; A. O. Hart, ESQ, Utica,
NY: the Hon Neal Dow, Portland Ne; uis hon.
scbuvier Collar South Bend, Ind the Hon .ieorse
II,,,,yyi,revq Y, Ueury D Cook, Esg., Elbor OF
he "Ohlo state Journal" Columbus Ohio ule lio5
r. Il. Graham, Moline, III the Hon. Thomas
Chase. Manticeilo, Fla The Hon joseph bene'ii15 y
Utical n. Y. VIM Bristol, ESQ, Uuca, ~ = Z
Pond, Esq., Utlca ~ Y; James Plunkeit, Esq Nash
Vile Tenn
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ARRIVAL OF TmE NORTH AMERICA.

fARruRR PONr. oct 2,
Tho steamship North America, from Liverpool
2gth via. Londonderry 2lst, passed here ut tiree
O'Clock TO day, bound for Quebec.
She was boarded by the news beat OF tlle As'
societed Press and q summary of her news oh'
tanned. s.,...- a.
The news Is quite important, confirming Ue
,s5,l,rt ~ the Glasgow on Cape Race, OF the de
r,at M Gem Lamoricierc by Gen Claldina. lhe
hntfle lasted six hours, and afterwards ths great
esi norton Of the POnihcinl army capltula'eu'
LalnOrioiere escaped 10 Ancoha: a.. =. ,,.-t.,s
Considerable uneasiness was felt IN iaris oi
q collision between the French troops al Rome
and Garibaldis Legions.
Mo home OF more conhcations being avoided
Was chiefly founded on the expectation that TIE
Pope would shortly leave Rome.
The Sacred College were eNerting their inuu
ence 10 induce him 10 seek an asylum In Spain or
Austria IL the Pope departs the French would
follow his example, and the Sardlnians would at
ID was reported that Gen. Guyon's forces would
be increased 20 200OO men
The Times saws the Papal army no longer eN.
ists for the 40 900 men besieged m Aneona llg!
alre ,dy be reckoned as General Cialdlnis prs
Tie Herald SAYS the Papal army has beeu de
feated but not dishonored. -, ,,.,
Lamoriciere was evidently outuumbered' ana
his forces, ia-Organized and III formed, were no
match for regular army led by a0le ooliiilah
The Chronicle says the result Of the recent bat
tie Is TO transfer to the King Of sardinia the Woe
Roman territory, except Rome, NneroO anu Wv
LryrRPoeL, 2Ist, via. telegraph TO Londonder'
Ty-FlSur is sesay& y & IT5 nsst n 5sS Sigber ~ '''
Weather Is favorable for the crops
Provision market generally quiet,
I,oypoS Fridav p. M.-ConSOls H3A A@95's.