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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
Markets Peported bu Teleeropk.

NEW. ORLRANs Sept I8-CorToS quiet the
had effect the market sales to-day $50 bales at
days bales against 10 90 bales the corresponding time last
FLOUR quiet at Sc 23Q sc 80 for Superine Yellow
Corn 75c Pork dull Mess Pork B2l 80 offered TOBAcCo
unchanged quotations EXCHANGE London 1881 no.
York tdl premium FRBIGHTs-Cotton to Liverpool ID.
BUFFALO, Sept 1876 p. m-FLOUR dull and unchanged.
WHEAT and In moderate demand nothing doing Spng;
sales 20 900 bush Red Winter Ohio and Indiana lOG H.
steady and in moderate demand sales IL COO bush
OATS lower sales 10000 bush at 30c Other grains nominal
WHISKY nominal at &c. CANAL FRBIGHrs 58c Flour Isle.
Wheat. LAKE. INPoRTs-20CO bbs Flour Ill 600 bush
-l60O bbls Flour leo 900 bush Wheat ~ 0OO bush Oats
CHICAGO, Sept. 1916 p. m-FLOUR dull. WHEAT firm and
2Q3c lower sales 60 00J BUSH at &c for No Spring. 79 for
No. ia store Corn hrm sales 81 900 bush at SG374c In
bush Wheat ~ 600 bush Corn 6 900 bush Oas sHIPxsSTs
400 bbs Flour 40 0 bush heat 10 bush
quiet ct 5c. Wheat to Buffalo. Sight EXCHANGE New.
IoIk, cent premium
yOus quotations WHEAT dull with declining sndency sales
the mornIg 5000 bush Winter Red Western 81 10 Corn
dull and scarce sales last night 1900 BUSH at SIC BARLEY
firm; sales $500 bush Canadian private terms. CANAL
Com 10 New York LAKE. IMPORTS 30 900 bush. Wheat IL 100
bush Barley CANAL EXPORTS $40 bbl Flour; 800
Wheat TO- 200 bush Com H. t0) bush Barley 100 bush Oats
CINCINNATI Sept IL BREADsTUPPs closed with declining
tendency caused by the steamers market unsettled
WHISKY dull at l9c PRoysIoNs dull and unchanged SGHr
EXCHANGE on New YORK steady at 4 y cent premium
PHLAI ELPHIA Sept 18FLoUR dull; supeThne +6D Sc l2
MHEAT closed with declining ten6eucy Red 81 39 81 30
Rio 10y 4lc Msacaibo, l4lc WHISKY steady at ~ ass.
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BosToS, Tuesday Sept IS, B6O
Capital 33 100 Due to other banks. $500 900
Loans and Discounts a73907l Deposits. 1903 600
Specie...;..:. 53al 7Oo Circulation 7O7aOOO
Due from other bnks 6,7S6,0O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds closed languid
but steady The demand for was moderate but rather
active; rates were unchanged. .,, ~, =,
hickman Bros iron masters Of Bilston hsd failed Ihs
liabilities eighty thousand pounds sterling.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET.-LIyERPooL, Sept. 9.
The sales of Cotton to-day 1900 bales including 700
bales speculation and for export The market closes hr a'
Sil1E or TRADE.-The advices from Manchester are
favorable The market firm and slightly higher Tor al AnuS
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, Sept. The
wf sa ar nSTs Cor 5ol " %.sERd
Spence Co. report the markets psay ed and sales qs u
today iday about the following reductions on the week;
Flour 3 as Wheat, I'd. Corn, 3D. m
The Late.-LyERPooL, Sept. s-The BTeadstnia market
IivTRPooL PRoyIsIoy MARKET.-Messrs. Bigland,
Athya Co Wakefield Nash Co.. and Richardson Spence
Co report Beef dull Pork quiet bat hnn Led st ee G6'
Bacon quiet Ia low steady North American = 6eS5 o &,
The LatesL-LyBRPooL Sept lS-Ihe Provision market -
ITERPooI PRoDgcE MARKET.-The Brokers cir
Sugar steady Coffee quiet Rice Gull and Cd lower G Bar.
qqs, SGs BaRp5e & ani .e. Ssa
poit.i Sperm Oil sIo5 Whsle ga . tan Linseed Oil,
osin 9'sd buoysD with an Sc lie a%a Splits
Turpentine hIna at 81 ds2 closing at 80 5. -
LONDON MARKETS. - Barlngs circular reports
BREADsTuFPs considerably lower for ali qualities 61t sale. IN "a
important and quotations nominal lR9N dull ct 70 20 ~
snd OGan y req Cd hphs TEA aecncd dd Congo
TALLow quiet heavy sPIHTs TrHrISIISE s;esaS
and ~ q Jun unmanufseued LISsEgp CikEs IN put te
inquiry and price; wsak , m oSs sa GOO OF eS5
Lnseed OH slightly lower sales at 5O ,
HAvRE Markell For the week ending the 9TH inst.
CofroN sales the week 900 bales stock 2OIOO bales
NewOrleans ordtRdUe92 d bos 8 The market closed
quiet steady BRYADsTUFPs generally had declining ten
depcy but Whel had slightly advanced in Hae ASHES dal
CoRfEE firm OLs frn. RICE hn SUGARS 6llli buyers de-
mAnding reduction. LARD quiet but hrm WHLEBoSE az
tive at slight decline "
LONDON MONEY MARKET -Cons0ls closed on FIJI
day 0934 for money, and 3 93 for account The bull
lion IN the Bank has increased 1880 --.--.-
The Latst-LOSDoS, Sept 3-CONsoLs closed at 95 99J
for money aud account
American SECURTIFs.-Baring Brothers report
sales Of United States Of 1865 95 do Sc at % Pennsy
yen So at g do do bonds OF 1877 ct 81 Virginia s Of 1883 At
82d82 Securities partially slightly betteri sales OF Iii
nois Central Shares 49, dis do Bonds az GOT; NewYork
Genital Shares at 80 DO at sc do C. 49, Erie Shares 29i
do Third Mortgage Bonds, e3d84 Pennsylvania Central 6
First Mortgage, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
SYRIA.


The following particulars are found in a letter from
Jsfa
Alarmed by the news Of the occupation of Syria,
the Arabs beginning 70 assemble the mous ans
of Jerusalem and Neapos where it would scent they
are organizing the resistance they intend TO oppose
the foreigner in case landing should be effected at
Jafa. The Christians consequently most appre
hensive of the future and means Of safety but
in fight. Fifteen Of the principal Ottoman inhabitants
of Damascus who fled TO this place 10 avoid being ar
resud for their share in the late massacre omit no OF
portunity OF exciting the fanatacism # the Turks.
Last week the Cadi Of Deirel. X amar arrived here
with two large cases full Of gold and silver plate costly
female garments and many other articles stained with
the blood of their former owners. lie endeavored to
sell part Of them far below their value. The auth n.
Ges Immediately spprsed of the fact but instead
of iBstitung Inquiry, and Selling the punder they
gave the Cad friendly hint that he had better leave
aid he accordingly went TO Hebron, where he expects
10 he taie from further pursuit"
The Journal dc COHStaAtiaople Of the 2ith ut con
taDs the folio wing
1.-The Commission al Damascus for trying the assas
sins lie presided over by Monamned Pasna. Eda1
Pasha has caused twenty piastsIs yer head 20 be dis
trbuted 20 the ChTstiaua Of al Fes for days sub
siseDce independently Of the food allowed theD lie
caussd the unfOTtuLae men % be- sent 10 Bsyrout
" heIe lodgings and tents had en- prepared by Abro
Efe1di. The Commission for relieving the refugees "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK... ... SIR
Cteuref.

steamships--Foida, Crowell, Savannah H. B. Cromwell 4
Cos Columbia Berry, Charleston spoaord, Tileson Co
Jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk Ludam x Heincksu W
ships-Amity, stnson; New Orleans WIN Rahbone Pratt
Liverpool Lawrence Giles CO. lnvincbe Hepburn Liver
pool sPon0Td, lteston Co.. Beaver, Smith Sydney N
w Cameron SOUTHAMPTON Pratt London Morgan Wiley
haIshdil reihns London c. G. Duncan Co 81 Whitman
eTpool ~' ~ A''N' isso' Li''
bsbs3houston, Shaw, Galveston Wakeman Dimon & Co
Maph '' 'NS'''' "'ha'ni ~
bngiTR Lincoln Rivers Wadoboro Walsh Carver Chs.e
~; ~ 4, Ellsworth tBrl Curry Horton ID r Dew-I., q -
ohnen Ames Mobile, 7. ID llnrlbut 4 Co
w9hs H. Sears, Monroe ,mscs J Eneas * Co w I N
&c a. IoIIaer FeEnandna and 81 Mays O. D. Dibble Co
nihs,hhn, Farrell Savannah, McCready Mott Co L,n
Vad, hsi9mf Lisbon Croker Wool 20 N Chase Doans
IsuA 4 Chase Statesman. Mott AleNandria s,a,nI
y Dad DAD small ssre = w Rop., Co. Ocean Wave
slooY-Tb7mss iInl, HUI, Proyiieuce nast-r
rtsGtIt-N. woodward, ~uAHe Baltimore; p,swar, Gan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
THE FLOATING DEBT FUND STOCK.

Controller Haws yesterday opened ffty-two
sealed bids for 50 600 900 of the Floating Debt Fund
Stock OF the City of NewYork, authorized by chap.
46S f the laws of 1880 and by an ordinance Of the
Common Council, approved by the Mayor, Aug IL,
1860 for the purpose of lqudating and funding the
floating debt Of the Corporation, the Controller reserv-
ing the right TO reject such bids as be deemed not to
the interests Of the city. The stock will bear inter
est at the rate of Elk cent per annum, payable quar-
terly and the principal will be reimbursable on
May l. 1873. 1t was sll taken at premium rate Of
100000 and upward. The following is an account Of
the bds in the order in which they Were opened with
a list of the awards:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

Rcyrout " presided by the Commander Of the o..
topar squadron on the coasts Of Syria, Vi1s-Aduird
MSustspta pasha, and By Abro Efendi. who il chief
Of the foreign correspondence at the Su5lGe Porte.
The number of refugees to whom relief h.s been Dis
ubuted amounted TO $3.50. battalion had been sent
to Safat and a,ohert, Hasbsya."
Another letter. from the Rev. Father Rpussesu TO
the Union FrancomptOise contains horrible details Of
the atrocities committed at Dsr-Kammer snd Damas-
Gus by the Druses and Turkish soldiers. Tney mutt
lated great number Of the men; cut OIL ms nosss,
chDs, and of the PRIESTS tore the children rom
O. aims of heir mothers, cut off their limbs aud even
compelled the women to drink their blood. Inc a;-
count s 80 dreadful that refrain from more than
summa,ily mentioningi it,
The Patrie and Pays of this evening give positive
deps TO the report that Prussia and Russia are about
10 send 600 men each TO Syria.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR
l. THE MAYOR FOR APPROVAL.
FROM COMMON COUNCIL.

FROM COMMON COUNCIL
Resolution RENTING the penalty for overtime Ia F-
tyfourthstree from Second East River and direct
ng comptroller to draw his warrant for $isO IN favor Of Thos.
Board Of COuncimen, August 10, 1850.
Boerd of aldermen, sept II, 1860.
Resolution authorizing Street Commissioner 70 construct she'd
on the square at the n,srsseon Of BsrO~ and Foara 'es
Be Board Of C9utclmen, Sept H. 1860
Board Of Aldermen Sept u 1860
caSy 9iot goosdior exceeding $500 for the use
Boaffd Of c9anclnsn. Sept. IL, 1860.
Board of Aldermen, Sept. 4, $780,
onayes and noes cOncurred in.
in Amos street Greenwich aver Ne and Wsyesy Pss
Board q Aldermen, Sept. 8, 1860.
BOafd Of Councimeni Sept II, 1860.
Resolution confirm spporionmen Of assessment on epenirg
BOsld Of Aldermen, Sept. 10, 1890
Board of councilmen Sept H. 1860,
Resolution to hold Election Polls in the Fourteenth Ward,
Eishth district at No go Hester street Ninth dtt q No. is
Board Of Aldermen, Sept. 10, 1860.
Board Of Councilman Sept 10, 1900
Resolution relative to name Robert c. Mcintyre on Ia,
Board Of Aldermen Sept Il, 1900
Board Of Councilman, Sept H. 1860
Resolution appointing wm NJ Tweed Commissioner Of Deeds
in place of George w yewe, resigned
Board of Aldermen. Sept II, 1850.
On aud noes adopted
Board OF Councilnen, Sept IT, 1900
On ayes and concurred in.
Resolution appointing VIM. Campbell Commissioner peeds
In place of James III. Morris resigned.
Board of Aldermen, Sept H. 1900
Resignation accepted
Board of Councilnen, sept IL, 1860.
Ayes and noes concUIrsd Hn.
Resolution appointing William S. Food Copamissiorer Of
Deeds, II ace OF Thomas ': Wallace, resigned
Board Of Aldermen S, pt H. i86O.
On ayes aud noes adopted
Board OF Councilnen Sept IL, 1860.
On and concurred in
Resolution permit c. Won Claim put up wstefing Hcrh
at No. West FoTy fifth rect
Board OF Aldermen, Sept l3 1890.
Board Of CCcuncmen, Sept. II, 1860
Concuued In.
Resolution directing CrOou Aqueduet Beard 70 esaso no
Square bounded by Tenth Second and
street to be paved With trap block the contractor eL peyhk
I,th 'tIeet VIII DO the In accordance WIN DIS S0bS~
board Of Aldermen, Sept 8, 1900.
On ayes and noes adopted
Board OF Councilnen, Sept Il, 1900.
Ayes and noes adopted.
1859.
Beard Of Aldermen, July 20, 1900
Board Of Counelmen, Sept H. 1860.
Ayes and noes adopted
Resolution send reconsideration TO Board Of Fire
Commissioner document No 6aS being on complains u Hsv
~ against Engine t5
Board Of Aldermen, sept 49, 1860
Adopted
board Of Councilman, Sept II, ls6o.
ConcuIred in o and
Rseolntlon nhn assessment for 10 FN yicprh
Il nom cond East River and appontng le.A-
tn. Tatter Co,coG OF As.epfueLts, collector inegsE
Board of Adm Sept H. 1850
Ou ayes and adopted
Board Of Counciurn, Sept, H. lSO0
On end noes c'ncured IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

SINGULAR ACCIDENT ON THE HUDSON RIVER KALI
Ro,p-A singular accident occurred TO the up night
express passenger train on the Hudson River k,lroao
about 8 o'clock on Monday mig t, between Pougn-
keepsie and Hyde Park. 1t apPess that while the
train was running at it's usual speed the coupling be-
tween the tender and baggage broke thus deta'-
ing the locomotive from the train. the former re-
duced its speed and run into by the latter. The
tender was demolished, and tho two baggage cars
eighty broken. The brakes were applied, and the
train stopped without further damage The train was
DELAYED about two hours before the damage could be
repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
TURKEY,

COSsTASTINOPLE, Aug. - via Ma-seilles).
Toe Sultan has addressed letter TO the Grand vi
zier ordering him Immediately without visit
ing Bosnia ana Herzego viDa, although agitation
tnusly prevails in those provinces
An emeute has occurred at Tnnoya. A most serious
is apprehtDded at PhilippopcG where the Russian
propaganda is very active.
Austria said 70 have offered 10 assist the Porte In
the event of an outbreak in Bosnia.
II il again asserted that Christians have been massa-
cred at Baabec, Bekaa, Cof4Ibaram, aud in the vii
lagos near Saint Jean Acre. Some anxiety lie mani
tested by the Christians in Palestine.
ConstaI tinople s Tranquil bot armed Montenegrins
arr1ve there daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
Disasters, sc.

SAVANNAH, Sept 1.-THE steamship Chesapeake hss heeed
over considerably and requires much pumping to keep her
free, and IL is slow work getting cargo out pamp has
been sent down. The wind is blowing fresh and prospects
abaDg
ST. THOMAS, Aug. 3OThe bark Margaret Of Philadelphia
Twg from PhisdePhs bound to Perusmbuco with cargo Of
-four &C. In this port yesterday distress having
tered hurricane the 18th inst in lat 2sl lon
lost spaT sails &c buwsks and bottom injured drag
gng Of spas before they could be away survey
held
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
mARRIED,

HILI-WILDEROn Thursday, Sept g. at ths resi- en,e Of
the bride father by the Rev o. Hibbsrd Mr hoi
Dscsnr III and Miss Sarah d. Wilder of Randolph, NJ T.
HFANEY-FORsTER-O Monday, Sept IT, at the residence
The brides mother by the Rev Hugh H. Blair Mr James
A. Heaney 10 Miss Maybe Forster all Of This city
uARKs- DOOLITTLE At the residence Of the brides
brother by the Rev. Thomas De Witt D. d., Cspt Jam
MARKS of Philadelphia to Miss Cornela A. Doo'te OF ths
city.
E-MATTOCKs-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, sept 49,
by the Rev Dr. Veuilye OF New fort Thomas b. yemlye
ofBTooklyn 10 Jane Msocks daughter Of the late Hon
Vim Mattocks of Vermont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
MONTENEGRO

The FortsckrM states that Prince Nicolas oil Monte
negro having ordered the arrest of two persons who
refosed acknowledge him sovereign nearly caused
an insurecon. To prevent il the Prince had the two
prisoners executed ml,arily in tbs market place. He
then mounted his horse, attacked the rioters, who
threatened {, burn his palace took three of them prs-
ont rs and had them hanged the spot. This deter
mined attitude on his part put end to the dig
urbancss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
THE PApAL TROOPS DEFEATED,

ST. JoHs's, n. F., Sept IL, via sackvills, 18th.
The royal mail ste .mship Europa, from AverP'o on
SATURDAY. sch inst via Queenstown, 9th, passed Cape
Race at n O'Clock Sunday evening.
sne was boarded by the newsyacht OF the Associated
Press and the following summary of her news OBJ
tanned;
TIE Intelligence is quite important
The Galway line is advertised to run monthly the
Coppaueht, sailing ON the 25th Of September being
The Rrst vessel under the new arrangement.
Mr. Lindsay, who has instructions relative to ship
ping eOtiatons with the United Safes, is Passen'
peI in the EuTOpa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
Passengers Arrived

In steamship kangaroo, from Lirepoo-Ms Neuman and
family g. Herman Miss Deami Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Velen.
II Sartan, G. DennsoH Miss OIea q. Lmge w. and g.
Henderson, Thompson, Miss Palmer, Mr. Butler aud family
T. Rosenberg T. Crawdon and lady, Mr. aud Mrs VIM Bnr
game Mr. and Mrs Chambers and servant g. Snez Powe,,
Mathews, Adams, Miss Adams Mr. and Mrs. w. Powell
and two children, Mis- McCutchn w Tate l.. Se-ly a. Coap.
land, p Young w. Amor +. Ferguson, Blair C. On P.
Dursn T. Reddsn Dack, G. Steam, a. MoLell,n Miss Bra
main, g. OHee, Mr. and Mira w Small and daughter C. Bates
Mr. and Mrs. w Upton, @. Hertz Harvey, Ms Henley G.
and A. Pesat, Miss Forester w Sader Parsons A oh.
bons B. keynon w. Cook Mr. and Mrs. c. GRAY aud three
chdLen Mrs. Baldwin NJ and Mrs Sims and three chdn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
GREAT BRITAIN.

The weather continued fine and the harvest in the
Southern counties was nearly completed and the re-
suit exceeds expectation. Operations have com
menced In the more Northern counties with encourag-
ing prospects. 49,, :.
wss reported that he has mission relative TO the slave
trade.
TIE number of English volunteers offering for
Garibaoi great that funds could not be RAISED
fsst.enOugh 70 send them TO Naples.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

cod .busing the Justice 10 outf1geous m'nnsr an5
comm ri, ppsopn was increased 10 .Hty days and
p a. mt orer IN ed remove them im1nedia.y
eonpseS q apply oos ion Sne a0I S
60 he Jastcs add they were carried on o. tns Ios
,bey card announcement frop the Ju4.lss ''a' ~
H. y, nit,r tiary Yves extended to three months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
BY Telegraph.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept 1s.-AH. brig Mary Z. Mfiken
from Havana
CHARLESTON, Sept lathe steamship Nashville Murray
from New York here at IL o'clock Monday night
BOSTON, Sept lam. bark +. Leayit, Hsllet, Ria; brig
Heckla, Malaga
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. ls.-Arr bark Ceph. Sheriff, rom
RorLI apd
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LATEST, ria QueeHsto~a.

D5TI.
IDsurrectionary movements have broken ont az
Pessro and the insurgents have attacked aud defeated
the Pspal troops.
The OpinioRe Rationale of Tuesday of the 9Th says
the first column of the volunteers enter the Marches
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

GAS PIrEs.-The Citizens Gas Light Company have
contracted for 600 feet Of l6inch pipe 1900 fest 10.
inch % 900 feet 6nch 1000 feet 3inch, 1900 feet II.
inch, 1000 feet sncb, and $4,000 feet 4.iuch pipes
They are receiving now at the rae of 1000 feet
weekly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

RRooKLYs CITY CoURr CALESDAR1,W,ee1.n1e 81
Sent Io-Nos 49, a. 49, A. 4 IS, Al, 49, 49, w. d. o. ''' ~
80 se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-hes. 5:ii Sets 6Ol Moon Sets. 30
HIGH WATER DAY.
Sandy Hook 1853 Gov Island. 40 He'll l;2g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

CoNNITTED oS THE CHARGE OF AEsoS.-John G..
Scott vho time since arrested the charge .e,taa
Ie biz paiu store ~ Bridge street Yesterday exained
before Jusce Co!nwe and July committed 10 gwsthe action
~ The HIALa jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

PUsIsHNEST Of Az AsCENDISG taLE.-Yestsriay
yo men, father aud ed i-Lry and Frederick Russell
sn,d b,ioe yla Ioiahan charged With violently
aisaulng Mrs. Nancy Rae the wf AID stepmothe Of Tho
G,e4s,l rey were emitted OF the JHsHse fsu.euced
gL.y lSys u tie i,aeutcJ. upsD tens &c inc!aej icy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
1wo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE EUROPA orr CAPE RACE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

FLIGHT OF THE KING OF NAPLES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

AyoTHER ATTENPT TO FUsE.-The National Dem
ocrac Committee of Hinge County adopted resolutions
at their last meeting in favor of appointing commit
tee of three to confer With any other public organiza
ton for the purpose of consolidating the national
elements in opposition to Repubicanisn, aud to take
such action may Do deemed expedient for the
and interest Of the Democratic party of this country.
MessIs. Bishop, ORorke and Moore were appointed
such committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19

are admitted 70 suberbe 70 tire ntV loan tne ,h
ties being received in payment ct par. Inc P''' VI
new rs, G 10 both eases Is hxed ~ 3D. A.. 4. Ia
The NJ ri publishes the following purPo ," ~ the
a. sddressei by the Nespolitan Governmens 10 Tue
SECTION Powers protesting against the pronunciation OF
tie R dwoptess Constitution IN Sicily, ana ~ Anst ne
oath of fidelity 10 King Victor Emanuel wmca Strf
babi administered 70 the municiPa authorizes Oh tne
island .x - q,
"Geu. Gariba.ii, after having Invaded Silly, not
ss-ed with having usurped the royal b4oner of Sir-
d,s and clothed ali his acts wi h the Of Victor
Ematuel has by dec zee of the Sd inst, put in force
the Sardinisn Constitution, and obliged AL function
aries ana municp 4tes appointed by the revolution TO
take an oath of fidelity TO King Victor Emanuel.
TIE Government of his Majesty thiOks it its duly
10 bring these scts of usucpion under ths cogn
zance of all the Powers-acts which tread under foot
oil The prsrogaves of royalty, all pr Icpes OF inter
national Ia " and make the destines of nation de-
pend upon the arbitrary caprice Of a foreign Power
"The Government of his Majesty Iwi-hiog, a. the
price of tie greatest sacrifices 70 avoid the etuon OF
blood in keepipg with the promu CATION OF the Sove.
reign act of the 25h Of June, aud with the desire Oh
putting Its policy in harmony with that OF Safdinla LOT
the main e1ance of peace in Italy, hoped for solution
of the SciAn question in its long and persevering ne
gotiatioDs.
This last hope having been deceived, the Govern,
ment of bis Majesty by the organ OF the undersigned
Nil ster Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, finds
itself evtably called TO denounce those atempts
70 your GovemmeIt-sttempts which are commitsed
under the pressure OF foreign 1orce III olCl auu w
protest formally sgsns all acts which tend 70 disown
or weaken the ep rights Of the King his august
m ster and declares that he does not recognize, and
will not recognize, any of their consequences being
firmly resolved to maintain the ample liberal institu-
ons promised especially TO Sicily and not to infringe
upon the principle founded upon history and inerna-
topal law which untes the two kingdoms OF Naples
and Sicily under the royal house of Bourbon;
ode MARTlN0.'
Turin journals denounce the position of the troops Of
Lauociere and call the Pope to dsband his foreign
mercenaries.
1t was rumored that Count Csvour had cent note
10 Rome announcing that any movement OF the Pom
tifcal troops beyond the Roman frontiers would be
considered an act of intervention; and that Piedmont
would in such case consider herself justified In occu
pyiI the Marches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-19
FRANCE.

1t was reported that the French Government had
sent diplomatic note TO Switzerland relative to the
outrages at Geneva on the French nag. Inc outrage
in question was perpetrated by Swiss mob during
violation of Swiss territory by Savoyards going in pro-
cession to congratulate the Emperor.
The weather was fine in Paris, but floods and hurr'
canes are reported in the provinces.
The Bourse was quiet but rather iirmer on the 9TH
inst. closing at OF 9Jc.