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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
rENEgD.

The defeat Of Miramon 10 the battle of Silva
some two months ago seemed to presage the
speedy downfall of the Church faction of Mexico.
Subsequently TO that defeat, MiramOn fastened
back to the capital and in anticipation Of siege
called il the troops stationed under Robes, at
Jalapa and a large part also of the garrison Of
Paebla. The clergy, alarmed at the threatening
aspect Of affairs, gave up part OF their church
plate to furnish the means # keeping the army
together. In Ortega the Governor of the State Of
Zacatecas, who, in defeating Mirsmon at Silva,
had given that lucky as vel as able commander
his first overthrow, the Liberals seemed at last
to have found a general of some skill and eff
cheney, and az he was at the head of a welap-
pointed army, brought into the field By the efforts
Of the State of Iacatecas, the friends Of the Con
stitutonalists looked to him for a speedy and de-
ciSyt movement upon Mexico. In this, however,
they have been disappointed aud the struggle
between the two contendng parties, in-
stead OF being brought to a decision under
the walls of that city, has made new
move northwsrd 0r.ega has marched of to
attack the City Of GuadalaHars, which It'll remains
III tue lbnur VI Tue OhhIfu purity Nu INC GlOuhu
that il is not safe TO advance upon Mexico leaving
this hostile force in his rear. To provide the
means 10 make this movement, the Constitutional
lists have seized upon a oonducta of specie To the
amount Of some twelve hundred thousand dollars.
which, under their own guaranty and escort, was
moving toward Tampico. Juarez has indeed
declined to take the responsibility Of this seizure,
and has ordered the return II the money; but he
has 10 control over the military commanders in
the Interior ard 40 attention Is likely 20 be paid b
bs commands 10 tbs matter lie is himself 30
short Of funds that he has been obliged 10 appro
pirate that portion Of the proceeds of the Vera
Cruz Custom House which ~ pledged 30 the pay
ment Of English claiUs-a procedure which * likely
TO lead to some prompt action on the part OF the
EHglish feet.
MramoD, meanwhile, relieved from any present
danger Of an attack upon the City Of Mexico, is
preparing according to the last accounts, 10 take
tie offensive, having for that purpose arranged HIS
forces in three diysious-one under Robes,
another under Mclia, aud a third under Marquee
whom be has released FROM prison aad again placed
IN command. In consequence Of this movement
the Constitutional force. under Ort-gs ere In dan
ger Of being placed between TWO 6res, while the
transfer of the field Of corteti from the neighbour
rood Of ihc CT, Of Mexico seems likely O. poo
tract the stusgle for ~ -dedate period.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

We bear. indeed, FROM bott sides the old story
of miserable destitution Of funds, such 90 would
seem to make it impossible for either party lsng to
continue the struggle; but in some way or Other
means are found to keep the armies on foot; aod,
il any reliance can be placed on the statements Of
Mexican letter-writers, there must be, counting
both ,ides, not less than 10000 men under arms.
The ely continues to be repeated, boh on the
mart of these letter. writers and Of some Of our own
journals for an American Intervention to put
stop to this protracied civil war and to bring the
affairs Of Mexico into order. But why such CAL
should be made specially upon US does not clearly
aDpear. The number Of our citizens resident IN
Mexico and the extent OF their pecunIary inter-
eats there, are very small. In that respect we ia'l
far behind either Spain, France, or Gieh Britain
One etter.writer states that there are cot dozen
Americans in tho City of Vera Cruz, and that the
united value of their property does not amount to
five thousand dollars. 1t il much the same Ia the
other trading cities. The other nations ABOVE
named, and especially the British have mercantile
and pecuniaIy interests in the country to much
greater extent. Not to mention the foreign debt
of Mexico, wbloh is held to very large amount
by EDslsh capitalists they are al'o very largely
interested in the mining industry Of the cOun'
try. If pecuniary interests OF this sort
are to justify an Intervention in the
affairs of foreign people, the English
have far greater occasion than we have to inter
yene for the pacifcatiOn of Mexico. AS to pOlit-
ica interests to be served or guarded by such az
Intervention, fortunately for welfare is quite
independent of the internal condition of Mexico,
or any other American State. If, by temporarily
sending few troops to Mexico, or spending few
millions of dollars we could restore peace, quiet
and prosperity to our struggling and unfortunate
neghbors, this cry for Intervention might have
some claim to attention. But the evil under which
our Mexican neighbOrs are suffering is not to be
cured in this easy way Intervention, to amount
to anything, must finally result in military occu'
patton of the country for an indefrite period. Any
enterprise of that SOFT is thoroughly repugnant to
the whole spirit of our Institutions aud, moreover,
its bepelit to Mexico would be of a very dubious
character. The Mexicans might well consider
chronic condition of civil war as at least equally
toerable with the military rule of strangers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSDoN MoNEy MAEKFT.-rhe Funds on ths oh
ir,, experienced unyo,tle reaction os chiefly 70 tsc
res,on Of profits or the .pecu atvs purchase. Tbs 90
oIire h. CSnsol, hoSe'., vs. Sny 'sest L.
LIVERPOOL CorIoS MARKFr, Oct. -Fae Brokers'
Cru reports. II Cot Of the week amount 4 n 90
saporte, TIE ustct buoysn' slnt sasss-s
ridtlns I'D laweT qusss The sales 90 Fda ressed ny
tecs clndtr 2oo 20 .peoulscrs sd srpolt-s the nsst
o At ~ iaioviag agtberized quei,ti on-ss
Fair "A Do Mdtlrs 80 Moeils Fsii 20 4, Nissh's
ftocs ln pet amout T. 70 $500 bales - which 0tn -"
TE,Sr EsfoTT.--Ths advice. from Manchester are
favorable 7hr ake bgosut 9Th shEat sdsaos on al
iIrtErSor BnfAnsfttt, MAEKrr.-LiyRRrool
OF bhreasslls qaiet Il Tuesday mp osgmsat To
h bs d.or srsucp 4 Go Ne.,r Hr.ld Aisy,s 90 ~sae
bod ~. 40 ohs, rrp,G 20. eai, a. gu. y I'd 81,
osy geoisuil, ls Nd Wes.sm gaId R,t sea',s
a,oS 2'''' 81 '''''' "'''' 80 '''''" '' "'''
In,Rro,f Pto,isio, MAnREr. oct G-Prov.
Il. rsnefs, -tssdy Bfd qst ta. more diis a. %
St 'iv M. 1.y'rrnsit soes't 80. ,ea d,i a as -
attt iofbhs H.roncl,st LsiddI snd gu lt,sn. = ~
nsn,aiast Ielov "raay H'2 teM Zoe BeuafF A'''e'
Inmro.f Pson,,, M,rlr. oci. 6. The Ire.
hers Cf,usr irprus Ath,.- rrals q.ie, 1t p Caaes
ya'.. b' a 80 a. '.'''s'.a az 80,
e.. l.'p.ata ds :, % paa Ie, 90 r. "a pi..
I.NIoN M,mtrs.- Barring B,-. crcoiT repors
VT t s.' }s a.. 80 80 20 .s :. 81 i sis 80
iou eos ftf Oh hsis nd Bar 81 th nt. h rcah
~. e.s, ~ "a COS Sugar tutN wht ss0ce ~ ~
rtt4ari. t.a.,n Como /, Coffee gu.i ca qefis'.,s
a. infIt rasilrfd. ~riis lfI 'in. siraiY a. Tao
&c., Ace bsve tHrit1 sd,alCrd Ntu frk Pa fss an %
t.l.s Ro.t.n ts.' tH % ts. n,s o.. Lnsera afr Il
4. Htr au q. o.. .ov sisttf st pr tft' %
AMthi,AN So htufts Bang hros and ksl,
s.nA 60 fsIot UUtfd HHurss "a pr,rHt rses thr it
rI..s iiros t tel sha,a ltl d fft shaurs. ~ .
L",oos N,,, u,RK, The Money -arA., "a
co. att rershv nrchs ssd Toe go As "a. - tss
tert of trfatd sh,u a t,cfcs. An bu ca n iisr oo
--LATEST MNRhtrS.
fB l.tgrorh o. gtf-HstsH.
LnfKruvt sunday Aierroca 20.
CofTuN.-1i. -siss Yesterday Saturday, wv
laDJ' lti,. trI 60 hats & spc,uaos sna ssPef.
fHe rartrf .Hs'I. Nr.U
trt trfrI ..t uHft af 4 strtiT.
fboNIsfnN.-.l hf .aIktt t.ua.d Gu'ef.
IuNtox sstriay fssui~f
toNssts close q ia s,Ji Tor m.r,y snd sscoast . -,
NhNU tuIIUN MkUktT .. Nats ~ Cotton fd -
~t.s srdra Do were 0t0p Geo. Osfs IT,. Orssste ~
Ba. of To r,et 9ui., .t-sdy fs sossl sseA
ftft auIluuitu g. Tt ta.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

the lower Wards, to outvote the Republicans ifth's
internal combination can be kept in check, or brok'
n I'D. the Police will deserve the thanks Of algood
citizens. We are also to have tie glass ballot
boxes again, after they have been locked up under
Injunction for years past 80 that the unprincipled
Inspectors of Election will hardly deem it safe to
stufr them with the ballots OF their friends, while
they coyert'y drop the tickets Of the other caud-
dates upop the floor. We believe that under these
precautions we shall have free. fair, honest cleo
ton in this city, that will materially reduce tho
fraudulent msjorities which have heretofore been
rolled up sgain,t US.
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Fatal Army Il, Van Burc", Arb.

AN bi ~ Mthohyt Otis - i'''s
Amer reR,mentni muet.r Which was held her" i1-
day, three pefrot- uamtd Rlius sad Jackson IoNog
tOn bfCihlfi. aud Richard son ~ the latter. wtrf
hi "a by tw brothers named Silas and Beuls wa
tdwsrts Hd several otlsrs were badly cnt and other
wse 10 iufed "a both SIDES An old isud bad stsd be-
tween iho Isries bat TIE Edgsrtsss, Who have long
glgrttsolt.
While uyiu0 10 make their escspe they were over
taken shou oistauce from the town by he constable
sld us I's--. and lodged IN jail. a large crowd
I,ary tu c,rd.G pa iskit ne onsoneu iron tue con-
Fsbc ard hanging them n the strsst sud after NAri
surrounded the lWl Tor that pUrpose bat we're finally
Uauhtd. TIE .roVle much excited and II r. feared
uat tie Tfisoners vii yet be- lyncbed. IL n the mot
luO1.ous affair ever known here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

The Pony Express, with California dates, reached
st. Joseph yesterday. The political canvass was
carried on with spirit, and a special dispatch in
forms us that the Republican State Committee have
returns from their local organizations showing a
list of $500 voters enrolled. They have great
hope of carrying the State. The Oregon Legsla-
ture had resumed its session, the runaway Demo
Gratis having returned to the Senate October ]
was fixed as the time for eecting the United States
Senators, but there appeared to be no certainty
that the election would then take place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
FHE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

Special Dispatch 70 The N l. InDlns
WASHINGTON, Monday, Oct. Is, 1860.
THE TROUBLES OF TIE DEMOCRACY.
Gov. John Letcher patsed through this city to-
day en- route for Richmond. He says that the
Democracy have brought all their calsmities upon
themselyes-that is to say, suppose that fraud
and force in Kansas, with the Lecomptor swindle,
baye done their perfect work. The leaders having
been false to the Understandings upon which they
we're elected, the people utterly repldiate them.
For years back official Democracy has been so
much synonomous with what is repugnant to honor
and honesty, as well as TO old party traditions and
doctrines that the name has lost its charm.
MOVEMENTS OF GOV. COBB.
Mauger the reports in mercenary quarters that
Gov Cobb has gone home to attend to private bust
ness, | am reliably Informed that be is going 70
take the stump in Georgia. This he has the right
to do but to say that his private affairs have re-
quired three visits 10 his State witbia about as
mary months would indicate trouble 10 quarter
where none probabl, exists. The Bre inrigde men
are harder pressed in Georgia than in any other
Southern State. Hence Gov. Cobbs frequent
trips thither.
TIE CALIFORNIA MAILS.
II seems to be settled that the mail route TO
Caliiornis, via Fort Laramie, is to be continued
until some other action is authorized by Congress.
This, il is SAID being 10 TIE interest Of Mr. w. H..
Russell the contractor for the service, he will
cobiinre the Pony Express. Th', per Sc, il not a
paying concern, but Mr.. Russes business ia other
respects is said to be benefited by It.
DENIAL.
The Stats Of to-day denies, with great warmth,
thst Nr Yaucey was offered tho nomination Cor
We, -Pr, -id,nt on the ticket with Judge Douglas.
ro the Ai.oci,ted Pres,
W,,rusGrov. Monday Oci H. lsf0.
Mr. Thadceus Ilysu, ius' returned from Kansas, isf
a G, nytrsaou with the Presdtn and The Secretary Of
the Interior today with view 20 procure postpone.
mtnt % the bard saes 10 kHusss. This srhlect viii
receive sr esrly EXttntive consideration. TIE reason
FOR tie Application ihe oxrl AuO wide spread cut
trirg from he failure Of The grOps Ia hat Fcrr,'org.
Mr. Hyatt vii proceed 20 Boston tomorrow iof the
rurTose q fasirg means ~ fehci.
The Postmaster General has extended The ccnr tCt
fcn vt. dos ph 10 salt Lake City vita the El.,sfl
couiracto o. the Csuual Overland Sal COMPANY, ".
n. Russell Precedent. This nsuros the continuance II
TIE PONY EHVrb.a.
Commi.sioicr Greenwood TO-DAY returned from su
obic a Welt Go The CleS euuss and Amp shoes 10 ttc
pke.r Peak country. having arranged Win thea ID
~ ss Of treaty.. ilrts luCafs Couuiue On bo friend
is. ard some 9f their rhi,s VIII eXer themselves %
DO tu,t fht hluwaNs aud lUmAnChes i1 be- ou peaceir
tonne with ihe United S'ate-.
Gtl. Iotiei .s until further orders, 90 bo employed
a. lnafsc'oI Of Fertilization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
ROME AND SARDINIA.

A summary Of the Poles ALLEGATION 81 the Con
s'story Of the 18th il published Ee reproyes ard
deuns in the strongest TERMS the deestabe and sscr
ltgious atsck of the King and Govern ment OF Pisd
mont He protested, and would not cesee to protest,
ae spst their acts which he declares null and Of
called on the European Powers for assistance lie de-
pored the and pc njcious pc icy OK non nVr
vepiion and called the Powers TO examine ser1onslT
into its dangerous effects and concluded by expressing
hs con, iction that the Catholic Prince. aud people
would yet come to the assssI OF the Father o tae
Faithful, who IS attacked by the pIcidal arms Of
degenerate sop.
il reported tia. Napoleon, in reply to the Pops.
n sjnsjutd the nou-LteTSenOn principles; aud vbts
rronisirp 10 maintain order in the Holy sos, hs ds
sire Yves consRn Rome 70 the protection Of geaa-
inc Itaijsn Poser.
Victor Emanuel Issued address to his soldiers Al
ApcorA extoing their bravery and Inc rightsoaslss
OF their csuse lie concluded by saying that he
sumes the command 50 be ceeres 10 be foremost where
there's danger.
10 tie Sardinian Chamber Of Deputies, Csdelli d.
manGed the production Of all documents reasung - sss
entry Of the SefdiDsls into Unbri and toe Marches
Court Cavour refused 20 comply lie also declared
that here existed neitaer public document nor prisa..
treaty, that no conversation or no negotiations as<
taken place and that no power had msoe any proroa-
on involving the cesfati, o. single ZACH Of itAia
territory He pronounced the statement TO the COMA
~ utieIly fhse.
Tie PaFsl Government il making frsah earollgsn.a,
and promising large wards 10 the emAining PsPs
uooIs concentrated 1t LlvoI.
TIE NJ aDish Cove rnneri bhs de handed congress
Of the Cshoic Powers with the view Of gusrantssiag
the integrity Of the States Of the Holy See.
The FftIch Cabinet admitted the psdisncy Of ssch
C,rgreee but Gays tnst territorial changes demand .
general European Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

rotary CO the Ame1ia an Institute:
AxRmcAS INSTITUTE NEw-yoRK. Oct IL, 1860
To ~ .f.aericdn Hpdyopui Company -,
In coo pianoe with the request Of one OF the oo % %
COMPANY crest pleasure II oeyos 70 the eucehey OF
the Hand En- g Portable Pump which yen sec popr 70
cal the HYpRoruIT WAFER TnSowkR Atne s'e ran OF
he Institute at Palace Gs6e In ihdne the gas Tor evening
IRE was comm uuica,ed Hight combuso!e orasmeh
and the flames quiy communicated TO the ca ana ooSa
ir, Of the roof Tire roof high that there were no
rs ~ reaching The IRE by ladders oherwe and one Of
~ H,pnoPuIrs being Exhibition it occurred to oae OF the
oo, ,ers of the exhibition bring ino use With single
pe OF water this lit h instrument the hre was amoS. IN
pv atngushed II was tine general impression tast three
or delay would have IN the cesao des"o
ton Of the building and al present coacurred In the oon OF
r IN the certain conviction that the Hydropult saved the ln
stnta from similar calamity which tie same day OF the
moch two years before laid the Crystal Paaee 10 ashes
Very repeatedly THOMAS McEtRrn
Corresponding Secretary American Institute.
From The New York Daily Tribune.
FINE At rHK AMERICAN lSsTITUTK FMslt may be remeu
hsd that On the night OF the 5ih Of October 1883 the Crystal
Palace In hh annual fair Of the American Institute was
hers held at the time caught FIRE by accident and was
telV DESTROYED Singular TO r.te the night Of the 5h
of tbs October Friday the hour and under almost
similar circumstance Of the main bulldogs In which the
Institute btop held at Psce Gardens took hr and
very narrowly oe,trucon The snor was heang the
wte he accidentally iened fancy iestoonngs in the
hall ard In an the flames overlapping esch oher IN
ALI and heht that 1t impossible 70 throw
water on by ordinary Fortunately io the exmo
ors and visitors othe art ces on exhibition at he time
Hy5ropu pump with hose and section pipe s'acnea
80 ieht that 1. can be carried sbou by chdyet capable Of
swire the water pail tab, reservoit and sending II
70 great hsbt of waters in the re'reshmert saloon
seized little force pump and threw several pals O.
tocb IN to the 6e and extiDguished the flames in few
minutes Had Il not been for The Hydopult the entire build
in sad AL valuable contents must have been consumed
The the Fair sl6ed the highest medal to the Amer
isn Hydropu Company ia recognition OF the valuable service
which Il ~ b5ered IT,. n in this emergency.
Many ooras,rstons been prevented by the use Of Thu
simple instrument
can be used for all purposes for which Hydrnt or Force
Puup is applicable situations where other oentrvance
are useless
For sale by the
AMKRICAS HYDEOPULT Co,
No ISL Nassau-st and No. Al Psrk-row,
NeW-York.
- DOLLARS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

We learn with great pleasure that the long.
standing difficulty in the Republican Nominating
Convention of the With Di.trct was last light set
tied. by the admissi OF regular aud harmonious
delegation from the XIth Ward aud that the Hon.
+. A. CONKLING was then selected as the candi-
date of the party on the first ballot The nomins-
ton is one We can cordially applaud. Mr.. Conk-
liIg has served repeatedly and with honor in our
State Legislature, where he especially distinguished
himself last Winter by earnest and persistent oPpo-
sition TO all the corrupt schemes broached In that
body merchant of New. York, he is well quall-
fed TO represent the great commercial interests Of
the city, while the vast mechanical and industrial
constituency of the District may rely on him with
perfect confidence as their advocate wherever the
rights aud the welfare of Free Labor are con-
cerned We confidently believe he viii be elected
The steamer Arabia passed Cape Race on Sun
day, at noon She brings Eur@ean dates OF The
eth inst. being one week later than our last ad
yioes. II is reported that Garibad had gained
several victories over the Neapolltans, and had
taken 1000 prisoners. 1t is also reported that
Ganbaldi bad invited Victor Emanuel TO 90 to Ma
pies, ard he would retire to his home. These re-
ports lacked confirmation. The remainder OF the
news is unmportant Breadstuis show a further
advance, and were quiet and steady Of the sailing
of the steamer. ConsoIs, 93iG93a for money and
account. The steamer CITY Of Manchester also
passed Cape Race on Monday afternoon, with dates
Of the 4th inst
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ARABIA OFF CAFE RACE.
REPORTED VICTORIES BY GNl0aLOt.
81. JoHr,s N. =. DC. ~
via SsckyiIls. N. B., 18th. evening. :

via ssckviIle N. B., 18th. evening.
The Royal Mail Steamship Arabia, Capt. stone.
from Liverpool, Saturday, the 9Th, via aesss:o N
the fth inst, passed Cape Race at noon to-day, as
aid was boarded BY the nows yaoht Of tho AssooI,l
Press.
The news By tie Arabia ia ons week later than pre-
viously received.
The Arata is bound to Halifax and Boston. aad win
be due at the former port Oh Toesdsy morning.
The D0ay he~s says that the Great Ship Com ,..y
have dispensed with the services Of Capt Hall All
Nice iesp, tbe Chief Engineer, and the manager. II.
detention of t1e chip during toe Winter q. Milford lis.
ven NAV have something 10 do with this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

We have omitted to chronicle the fact that e1-
Senator Goodwin has written a letter expressing
his disgust at Fusion and declaring his Intention
TO support Lincoln aud Hamlip. Mr.. Goodwin
wss in the State Senate with Mr. Putnam ald,
like that gentleman, was ali influential leader Of the
American party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16
N lPIES.

tia stated via Genoa that GsIibsdi had seat ds-
patch TO Nspee dsted the lst inst, announcing v,-
tory along the whole lines and that the Royal troops
were being pursued.
The Dietto Of Turin publishes dispatches dated
Natles the ID, stating that the Royal troops wers re-
pulssd from Csserta and we're surrounded. TIE Carl
baIdiars sde 1900 prlsonsrs. The above welcomes
lalk Confirmation.
En- anuel to 90 TO Naples sod assume authority, and
that he would retire TO bis bone.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For President. .........ABRAusr LINCOLN.
For Vice. President. -. HANNtBAA BAMLIN.

New-fO6ks
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
n Large:
WILLIAM c. BRYANT. JAMES y. PUTNAM
Di,tyfcs:
JOHN A. KING. E..ABEAH BsCKvITs.
2..EpwARDs W. FEsKE lB..HBSRY CHCRCH.LL.
ghNDRgw CAEHlGAa. ls..JAsRs r. ALLABRH.
4JAuEs KELLY o.. BBSy. N. HCHTIsGros.
s. SiGIsMuSD KAUYxANs. 81. SHgENAs d. PHELPS.
g. FRKpERicK KaPP. %. ions J. RooTR.
: WAsBIkGTOy SMITH %. .HiEAM DzWKI.
3. WILLIAM A. DAKLIsG. H..JAMfs i. FoosHsEs
O WrILlAx H. RoREkrsos. q. MILAN Van MATTER.
10. .GBOkGB 81. GRlKR- 2b..JOHH +. SBsLEf
n Rryrs IL KIsG. 27..FRanK L. JOSKs.
y J,coH g. CAhPgyTKR 26..JAsKs 5 WAnswORTH
Is. JONI +. WIssLU~. S.tthA NJ fAksoSs'
a.. JAcos II TVS EyCE @..CHAkLss {. PAH8RS
"a y T,soy sHx1pcS 81. ELISHA S. WHALEB.
. gouxpr g H,In y. ions GHHisKR IN.
SLAVES PARKER.
fiOrfTHOT. -.
a., J..,eooo, Corrraoy ..ROB BERT CAMPBELL.
'oz Caa0I C0rsznfsfoEe Eli II bhNr0'
For Ga1,eetor al Stat PCi.0hs. AhAS n. BATE
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FRANCE.

TIE French submarine Telegraph from Assris hs
been I'm cetsfully lsIctd 81 MiBorca.
The furer. service for the Pspsi troops lately dan
was celebrated by the Archbishop OF Paris al h0srs
Dane on the 5th int.
Several French Bisbops have issued pastoral letters
protetting sgaDs he ats taking plsce in Italy.
Rumors we're revived that the Emperor would %
10 Warsaw. having received al invitation, bal ths
Pans end Potrie puolish deniSi.
Tie Psris Boorse on tie 9Th vas dull and heavy.
closr z at oct. 20c.
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The Bombay mails to September II hsd reached
England. The ATabis has on board the American
portion.
The news is unimportsnt The Bombay market fer
Cotton and Seeds bad considerably adv snoed.
Imports continued satisfactory bu. there was nsr.
doing at the reduced prices. Yara hal improving
bDeenty. Freights were rather better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

The L. S. Supervising Inspectors Of Steamboats,
held meeting al the Metropolitan Hotel, yesterday,
when full Board was present. They continue in ses-
zion seyeral days and fol- reports viii DO given, and
the operations Of The ls~ folly discussed at The future
meetings which ars to follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-16

-. Jonss. y. b., Monday, SEPT - iva.
Tic steamship Cny OF Aaoenes'e, fie ZOO ,..'ItVt
d. m ou Monaay Her news hse hcen NnsciPAie' "
tie Au.bia.