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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

news from the City of Mexico is that Msrgass W. 80
already on the march to aid Guadaslara, w with 800
men. This NAV cause Affairs 20 take an unexpec'e:
turn II was thought that the city could not hold on.
much longer, having been closely beseged Tor monss
and provisions fast giving out. Unless strong reen
forcement shortly arrived, It must yield
OcT. GA vessel just arrived from Mazatlan 'henok
on ed brings Hviees that 5000 Conservatives were
within DAYS march OF nc eisy. snd would undoubt
edly take Il. They are from Durango and commanded
by General Cajen Ii was further said that he would
be joined by part of Losadss band. from TeP,Ps
go Mazatlan will, without doubt, change hands ana
business will suffer greatly for what With forced icass
a ID other extortons the merchants will have hard
of it, We await further sdvioes With impatisnce
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The total stock in port l. etmsied co. 900 bales inclusive
" TTADE RyPopT.-The advicee from Manchester are
more favorable and holders OF goods demand an advance
UAvRE COTToS MARKET.-New-Oreanst tres on
6e Ia 6 S, stoct n port i22 900 ooes There been
an advance Of 3d4f and the market closes buoyani
IIvERPOOI. BREADsTUFYs MARKET.-Ihe Bread
~. market, acye Rcl rdson Spence Co and others report
Flour quiet partial decline Of CD quoted az 20 a.,
ia upward tendency. with slight advance on all
qualities; Mixed 81 White, 45L045l. -, Il. g..
LIVERPOOL PKoyIsION MAHHEI.-Ihe market Ior
Proyiions il generally quiet Messrs. Bgsnd, Athys 90
Wakefield Nash Co. and others report beei Inn oIA
quiet ard firm. Becon quiet Lard qus ~ 0''' IaN0" nH
- T.TgRPooI. PRoDUcE MARKET.-The Brokers' Cir
Soc b9ovpn !, an advance Cd for refining Coffee quiet
rice arm with slight advance Linseed scarce and sdysnced
AZ job flsh s I-u, i,si s,eady AT % .6a35
JOEpoN MARKETS BEARINGS Circular. - BRED
,rrys steady IRoS firm Bars and Rails 90 9tS lo 81
am buoysn and advanced SAL COFFEE sclive, pu quP
ir+ mi TAiL0w slightly advanced; quoted ~ e, srIRiU
III afKSIlSE Grm al 6a3S LiH:Ebp ViL a. az, -
UIvRF MARKETs-tWeek including 3lstl.-biead
s.as stesdy Ashes dull Coffee quiet Os duh aee nm
LoNDoS MosEr MARRET.-ConSols Us 20 20, E Ior
slsnd show. decrease in bullion Of &O7"" The "arAe'
EariRIcsS SrocEs-Boll, Son 81 Co report STATE
ks buoynut and slightly deaeT with large purchases OF rev
Yok and Ohio State stoe.s renbaI'De nszt S,.
Bonds 90 saalo0 dG Fye etg9i ken1eky shss
'Jfs2 RGtl MhfyHhd rlsts bDlna 5'"0' -
Fves Bonds lO00O2 PeuuEylysuis Fiycs s5GB.i 90 90
bd. OF ~ a8a8S; Tennessee sizes Bonds maNi 'igiH
60. a, 'gG 83i088; 30. Fiyes Of 'ss, 81 ass
LATEsT-Pi0 Lirerp0oi
LvrRPooI, Friday Evening.-lhe receipts OF let;
ters from Amcrcs steamship caused Iee h
b advance vas expeeneed There wa. large speculative
I'D M, aes are variousy estinsted At from 21oO to
m tco Rss III ~ which were made late this eiternoou
yrEY LArEsr-V,a Qaoc1,sto ogc...,, .A..
LIVERPOOL Saturday Corr9a nc S 't =, o 2
ytes the market closing buoyhnt 81 On sarsnSe ~ %
~ on cs quotation. all desci PsopA H Psoytsos,
ut
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ENGLAND sUsTAINs SARDINIA.
THE BATTLE OF GARIGLIAN0.
Victory Claimed by Both Sides.
THE CAPTURE OF cAPUA.
GREAT REJOICING AT NAPLES.

HALIFAX Tuesday, Nov. l5 1860.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada from Liverpool
at 10 a. m. of the Sd, via Queenstown p M of the 4th
inst, arrived at this port at p. to-day and sailed
at 3 p. m. for Boston, where she will be due on
Wednesday night.
The North Britain sustained no damage through get
ting ashore at Balycastle.
1t was stated that the Etna had been bought from
the Cunard Company for Inmans New-York aud Phil
adelphia line.
The Austraasan screw takes her place in the Gu
nard mail line in December
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Sir VIM. Dennison is gazetted Governor of Madras.
The meeting of the Atlantic Mail Company Galway
line on the 1st merely pro forma, and was adj
iourned TO the I'D November.
The Daily Ners publishes the text of the dispatch
from Lord John Russell to the British Minister at
Turin, dated October q. Lord John says the great
questions which appear to the British Government to
keat issue are these: Were the people OF Italy ust
IA h asking the assistance of the King of Sardinia
release them from Governments with which they were
dscontented, and the King of Sardinia justified ~
furnishing the assistance Of his army. His Lordship
SAYS Her Maesty's Government do not feel justified in
declaring that the people of Southern Italy had not
good reasons for throwing oft their allegiance and can
not therefore blame the King of Sardinia. The dis
patch closes as follows: Her Majesty's Government
will turn their eyes rather TO the gratifying prospects
of the people building up the edifce Of their liberties
and consolidating the work of their independence amid
the sympathies and good wishes of Europe.
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REVIEW Oh THE BosroS MLnARY-m ,e Boston
National Guard under escort Of CompaJ ~ r 9Th
Regiment, Capt. Moone, made grand peS ade yeser-
day afternoon and were reviewed in the Park by his
Excelency the Mayor, Brigsaisr-Geneu !, Hall. and
several members OF the common Coox ell Aher q
brief exercise IN the manna OF arms th military broke
into column and marched out ofthe Par honorinq his
Exeellency as they passed with the arching salut.
The Bostonians presented sOdieriy appearance and
elected loud applause from the large concourse Of men
who had assembled in front of the CITY Hall The
distinguished military officers aeeoT panyinR The Caora
on their tour We're assigned pos lions mon the -.
panaie, the Mayor. The co npany then returned
| to tie Armory Of the 9Th, wh ere they were en-
ter'ained with collation., after which tf,ev were es-
costed by the Regimentto the Now-Ha cen steamboat.
en- route for home. As the bost left. her dock the
strangers were Enthusiastically cheer ed BY the mem
bers Of the Sch. 1t is the intention of the Guard to
make short sclourn in NewHav,e zen before returning
home.
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ALuMYI OF CoLuNBn CoLLEGE.-The Annual Ad-
dress and Poem before the Association oft Alumni Of
Columbia College were delivered last evening In the
lecture-Ioom of the Historical Society corner OF
Eleventh street and Second avenue. The audience
numbered nearly two hundred. The Grafton was by
John d. Van Buren, Of the class Of 1922 it was a
quiet but effective plea for fun Mr.. John Lockwood
Of the class of 1917 then gave ballad entitled
Palermo which retrseed the marvellous delivery oil
that beautiful city from the Bourbon tyranny.
This evening, the Anniversary Festival viii be held
81 the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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STREET-WALKERs IN THE EIGHTEENTH WARD.-
Numerous complaints have recently been made of the
numbers of abandoned women who are in the habit
of requentng Madison square and the vicinity of the
Fifth-ayenue Hotel during the evening. So bold and
reckless had they become that they eyinced no hesta
ton in accosng and insulting respectable ladies, and
gentlemen in company with ladies, whenever opporu-
nifty offered These complaints being often
peated Capt. Cameron Of the Eighteenth Precinct de-
termined last evening to make an example Of some
of them. Accordingly he and Sergeant Bourden, with
Officers Anoux and Louden, attlred IN citizens dress.
promenaded up and down the streets leadag to Madi-
son square.
They were frequently accosted BY these depravei
stree-alkers and on each occasion appeared to yield
to their solicitations. Thus the induced
to walk block so in company with the disguised
oficials until officer In uniform encountered,
when the fIail damsel Immediately handed over TO
his custody The girls were then escorted TO tho
Station House. and locked mp for the night. The fol-
lowing names, ages, alleged occupations, and ma
tivity Of those arrested:
Caroline Gaer 20 years Of age United States prostitute
Margaret Malone, 81 United States prostitute.
Ms s-p ANN Fowl.r Is United Unite State. pFOt1te
Susan Fsllon, %, Ireland, pro situte:
Margaret Young, 10, United States housskesper
s Ms H &. Gnisd So Psos cu.lp
sesSns MSs@syG g Tss s5 s @
Ann Hopkins 80 Ireland, housekeeper.
Kitty Bloomer, Is, United States, prostitute.
Mary Gilou 81, Ireland profession.
Among these were two well-dressed women ws
claim to be respectable married women, having Cha
dren at home Their conduct toward the officers E
fore they discovered themselves gives the de 10 h
assertions. After having been only registered "a ,o
the books By Sergeant Twadde, they were phhe 1 il
the cells of the Station House, where they no
themselves throughout the night by singing o6 seen
songs and relating their many adventures Iiae al
all OF the low class of ignorant, braZen grh, ad a
though most of them are registered as natives of th
country, their will betray me true pa entag
| if not nativity of the majority. Fhey VIII take
| before Justice Quackenbush ION eAainmiE ON hi
|
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.,c.ho People of Kansas.

AroH,sOs, X. 4 Toesday "a SG GS, 10 S,.. lo
lnise d az bosope for the relief of the set IN TIN
T I@9 iHs making x car loads within The PAT week
and each car load averaging from 1 be- ef aaded
Teams are at present Mai das and oto Counties.
oSS are given to those only who haze PrGpe T
sTeSedials from the neghbOTho0d From T nm ne
cone and are duly authorized by the helle 'o""''
10 receive them. -. 81 the Territory viii
The settlers in some podlolS u VIZ
need aeip throughout Inc Winter
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PaRsPnRoRs,

MI Csbo; aud lady Miss Hawe aud yaid John3on sia te
Mr. Osborne Misse Davidson Sheriff Davidson sndafy mrs
Cook and servant Mr. ButteThed aud cd taconer MI re
ns and LADY, Blight Wadleioh, C. A. Savoy AuleTy &ncks
Butterheld C. J. Macdonald Hsstiugs C7therber norr,.
Street Ross and LADY, Mr. Knight Rev. Dr. Naysnd Mr. 10
shsen Carson C. Brown Mr. Osborne aud 500 Barlow, WI
Cole A. KeSe Leek TeAry Hazard and lady, Stannon
and lady Wegberg Charles Tsppan Edwards Rcdman. Prem
ti. Saver Green Buckley lady, AID two cidren Palmer
Evans Rothe Hubbard CLARK Capt Saunders, Mr. Adam. h
Turner and three children Mr. Jackson Anonerou, r Brown
Mead From QueenEoTn-Mr J. Ps;ou, Pacific Hotel, New
YORK Mr. KNOWLES,
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WONDERFUL PROGRESS IN TELEGRAPHIsG.--JoSepb
s. Wilson, Commissioner of the General Land Office,
at Washington, on Monday morning received a teie-
graphic dispatch from Portland, Oregon, via Sacra-
nento California dated November l. 1860 thus reach
ing Washington within twelve days, unprecedented
achievement in magnetic telegraphing and striking
instance Of the progress Of the age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-14

THE haeship Massachusetts, arrived to-day in 81 days nom
the Ochok sea She entered that May IA found whales
very scarce quantities OF ices crled an the oVOque
and southwest and left the north shore October came
ont of the sea on the It'll Of September then hsd st
Winds Reports and heard roG the following vessels
gbips-Jesnnette 500 barrels; Florida. ao barrels mas
Theresa barrels Congress 300 barrels south boston %"
barrels Cambria $50 barrels; St George 40 barrels Otheo
zoo barrels T. p Mason 80 bdues Hibemia 800 bsrei,i
Euphraes barrels Saw going in bark Ace Frazer clean
10 remain through the Winter. -
Arrived lst ship Indian Queen, from bordeaux To-,
Sailed i steamer Uncle Sam, from Panama taxing 100 pas
senEers and $4,000 IN treasure Tor Ne"1oA OF NAch
sl1S2. 900 H. for New ork.
Sailed I'd, ship Meteor, FOR Calao. fl ~.
CoHMERCIAL-During the past three day, rade VIII ns
country been fair and the weather hne IfhscuOh- RON
fret hands however only 10 the extent needed 70 rrisn
obber stocks daily trade The approach OF the rainy season
causes dealers 10 cautious about making large
$500 boxes Adsmantine at pie y n, and 1 oo1es o sperm
al 42c Coffee lower; 200 bags OF Rio A. l5s ale ID u
gs-4O at auction leaving less lono tus scotch f
AZ s35 Molasses and Smp-5O bbls OF New.fork al nZc
gallon Nais5OO kegs At Sc. OnAON gallons Ooat use o
~ y1lc: 251 gallons Kerosene At 81 5dt 20 buttroo
fkin vie the Ihnus 280c and 20 hhin via cape morn
o. l2i d22c. . So, II
Lard lTc for common. Kitchnes, l8c. Alden. ~ j. H.
Cos Ole Pork half bbs Me- at ~ % aud ~ Dds
Clear AZ al Bacon; Is hhds old l3c aud " cases o. ne"
At l5al6c Rice small transactions in foreign stS "
cans refined in brisk request to-day q I.
Focigl Brandes 100 pkg mTket suffer- uud e new" rom
France Domestic Liquors small saes at AZ qolasl'
Whisky; bbls 42lc Tie Bresdstuts ana Gram MARKET 70
unchanged either with respect to the demand % 'ns
urr iastT epOIt.
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Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Tuesday, Nov. 10, IS6P,
The result of the election in this State is doubtful
nd nothing can be known positively for several days
aSs R5cGn figures Douglas slightly aSe1 B YIN
about thirty counties to hear ron; h conntes 10
n.y. from The vote for Brecknrdge as lar as heard
from i % 900; for Lincoln 10000 Flyiour
tnfsciab Give Bell 81, S94; Douglas, 29,oi''
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FRANCE.

II was believed in Paris that the object OF France in
preventing the blockade of Gaeta by is merely to
facilitate the escape Of the King of Naples and to pre-
vent complications were he captured. The French
journals offer no explanation.
Ten additional iron-cased frgates had been ordered
by the French Government.
The Bourse was firm and animated Rentes 69f.
3Jc
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Accidental Sboes;re,

FoRT KElRsFY, Tuesday, Nov. ID, 1850.
F. Strong, In the Commissary Department u. 8. A.,
was accidentally shot dead at Kearney City, abort
two miles west of this place, on sunday evening" the
11th, by Mr. Mount, discharged sergeant Of The u ..
Army, who was on his way east from Camp Floyd.
The Pony Express, leaving St. Joseph on Sunday
morning passed here at 2ocock Monday afternoon.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds were quiet,
IRE money market vas unchanged but continued wihdawa
OF gold the Bank led 10 the expectation that the bsnA rate
must soon be raised, possibly next week ~.
IUYRPooL CoTTOS MAREET.-The Brokers Cir
cuar reports The salss Of the week amount to III so bales IN
dno a. m 10 speeulators and 10000 bales TO exporters There
has bsen an advance all qualities especially on the
middling and lower grades amounting on the week 70
"a of penny n 10. Fair qualities have so improved sghty
he being caused by late sdyces nom America
The ses on Friday 10 O0 bales including 5000 70 specu
stors exporters the market closing rn az the iust pCe
The blowing are the authorized quotations: .,,.
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GRAND WDE-AwsKE Pa s,DR ~ Bnook1Ys-Ths
several Wide-Awake ores Izatons in Brooklyn, w.D..
will parade tonight N Ionor of the recent Republican,
victories. grand demonstration is anticipated, Ia
which many o. tie citizens purpose participating ey
illuminating theif houses The route Of march VIII ia
found " another column.
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The Chicago Fugitive slave Case ,se:

CHICAGO, Tuesday, NOV TO I0OO
The fugitive slave excitement is ended: a Waor@ .
was issued las1 night for the arrest OF .e oce ~
10 bsnds of Deputy Sheriff Anderson. IN attempting
-, lie her FROM the AmOry TO the JAN, sne was reS
~ 80 h., a negro mob and carried oil.
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MEXICO.

from
PANAMA Nov. 5, 1861
Although the nsws received from this side may not
be 20 late rs that from Vera Cruz may tend 10 con.
firm OF contradict the intelligence received Qom TN.
Jusrer party in that city.
letter dated slsIuaailo, OF. g. says, Tue las,
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wide-Awalxe Jubilee.

Special Dispatch TO The n J. 4Iloune'
NORWICH, Conn, Tuesday Nov -, lS6O'
We are having a grand torchlight Wide-Awake
Jubilee here tonight over the election of Mr. Lincoln
All celebrate without distinction Of party with music
bonfres, hosannahs and rejoicings. All Eastern Con-
,sctcut reoiees. There is not Disunonist IN town.
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Virginia.

RICHMOND, va Tuesday Nov H. 1860.
Breckenridge majority will probably not be fa-
from thousand. Enough counties have been heard
from to show that he has carried the State.
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, of Comparative Zoology.

BOsTOh, IUt1udl 'NV'' - =, =
The Museum of Comparative Zoology at Cambridge
-. Ss5iesfed to-day The exercises consisted Of ad-
80 nv Gov. Banks President FELTON,, Prof. Agas
W. and Dr. Jacob Bigeow barge ana lp,eTgs 9iIb
.s9s 600 Of which 500 90 is by the State and the re-
1fn@inder by individual donations
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Fire.

| Sr. JOSEPH, No, Tuesday, nov. 49, 1860
fire at Palmyra, No, lat evening, destroyed from
tI5 900 t. $50 900 worth of books dry goods &c, to-
| getber with stores
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ObituaPY.

UTICA, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1860.
The Hon. II. c. Goodwin, ex-Member OF Congress
from the Madison and Oswego District, died At Ham
lion Las; night.
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The Bnrch Trial.

NlPHRynLK, ILL.,, Tuesday, Nov 49, lS1o.
Tie PARTIES in the Burch case ere all here, ana the
legal oentemen 10 whose care the has been in-
trusted have all arrived The Clerks office already
contains mass of sealed dispositions bearing upon inc
case taken nj ST. Louis Chicago, Albany, New ofk
and Cincinnati most Of them a. the instance OF Mrs
Burch with the intention Of showing 'he cruelty Pa'
iced toward her by her husband. -, "a,
Ter counselor for Mr. Burch, moved that the oepoa-
ion- in the case taken at n. Louis be ruled out the,s
relate entirely TO the character OF Bnrch ana CONN
Gkryyi.. the counsel alleged be- proved preyarcateu
and false After consultation, the counsel LOT us
fendant agreed TO the notion and II was 80 orue,sa
The casc was then sci for tomorrow morning, ~ ~
Thought two DAYS viii be- required In ImIaimehng
Jury. .. - h, taken
Madame Venice, whoa depoaiiion has been 'aAoa II
in that city Yesterday FOR perjury
Sailing of the steamship bienVii, 'n
Nry-OnLHANs, Tuesday, Nov. - lSo;
Tie Tinted States mail steamship BerTii'e saih io'
N.g-iC!A he lyLb iyrl,
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The Soilinn of the Europa.

EosTos, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1860.
| The mails per the Europa will close about Soclock
| to morrow "Wednesday morning, but she will not
| leave her dock until aboat ii O'Clock.
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TITRK Ely.

II was reported that the Government was about ne
gotiatng loan of sixteen millions sterling al Paris at
53l national forced loan is also spoken of.
Great financial fluctuations were occurring at Con-
stantinople
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THE WARSAW CONFEDERACY.

Berlin dispatch says the three Powers agreed to
decline any proposition for the assembling Of Con-
gress on the italian question
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Mr.. Iincoln's Inauguration.

ALBANY, Tuesday, Nov. IS, IoUU
The Burgesses Corps OF this city have resolved 70 g1
% Wssbington to attend the Inauguration lhey VIII
IN ,,rf 100 mnskets.
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New-J erSey.
, 70 The n. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch 10 The n Y Tribune. 80.
CAMDEN, Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1861
The Electoral Ticket chosen at the recent Election N
b. STATE stands three for Mr.. Lincoln, and probably
four.
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n.org;o and south Carolina Bank

NASHVILLE Tenn, Tuesday, Nov. rs i f1'' =,
Gsorois and South Carolina bank notes are 'aN'" :"
i've rer cent discount.
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Galnrdsy-c0s.0l, c!o.ed a % q. lppuey aad di,.

count. r,,t
AMERICAN sRrrRrrrys THE latest ssle today wete I
nois shares discount New York Central ksroad
TsQBl; Erie shares, ~ a6t.
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Accident on the Camden and Amboy
Railroad.

PHnGDEIpHIA Tuesday Nov IL. 1860.
train on the Camden and Amboy Railroad ran OF
the track near Burlington this morning. Three cara
were smashed. An employee was slightly injured.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrival of the Pony Express.
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To the Associated Press.

~ wv WAsHISeToS, Tuesday Nov. b. 1860
As the stormy season in the mountains Is near, ana
the Post Office Department having failed to order man
saTv;ce between Jnesberg and Placervie from semi
optbly "a weekly trips there is TO be new schedule
time for the Pony Express to take effect on the Ist Of
December, namely: From st. Joseph to San Fran an
cisco fifteen days and between Fort keaTney ana tne
outer telegraph station In Utah, Tor kilograms
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POST REVENUES.

The revenues of the POst-0ffice Department
have increased about half million dollars during
the past year. Expenses might have been dimln'
ished if Congress had exhibited the proper DIS
position.
, 1860-10-23

tT- q. M;sasolo will giro his fourth paffy OF
tae eeason q. his dancing academy this, Tues
dsy, evening. Friends and scholars arc invited.
, 1860-10-23

GRIND Rally at tho WtE9nm To"mo1'
row EventRE:!

The "Vagon Boy" OF Ohio will speak at
the wigwam in this city, Tomorrow evening"
This, va believe, is Nj. Corwin's first appear
auee II our city as al.ublic speaker, and he
will Of coa,so be greeted with m ove1floTIng
1,ouse. Nr. Corwin has been making q tons
oY.be State, which has been not unlike tri'
,,mnhart procession. The following is tair
estimate Of his audiences At the points where
no has rpokeain Illinois:
Paris 1900. Decatur 5000, Jacksonville
epoo. Edva:dsvllle c,ooo, fremont 5000
Canton 1900, Maoomb $4,000, Quincy
1900.
1Im audience at In Salle to~day will doubt
,ess b .. large rs the largest Of the foregoing
meetings, ills not too much to sa3 that III
Corvin hos displayed powers as an orator u
TIE capp.isn This year equal to tboss Of Ill
p.lm;est d.ye-which il perhaps the hlsnea
encomium that can heawasded him. The he
puelicans Of Indiana a.cribe to him very mue
Of the triumph which they hnve aeh'eFea' ~
twill b. Shown IN November that h1s pro-
enee and bis arguments hare contribute
largely to the minority for Old Abe ii uhnou
Let the Republican, Of Chicago g1ve him
rouafug welcomed
, 1860-10-23
f4dvert!ssm.ut.t
n0N. THOMPSON CAMPBELL

DeftoCF0tfe EIeCtoF &E 1sAsEes
viii speak 10 the people OF
p1JREAU COUN N T "
At PRINCETON,
On FYiday, October 1o1hs
1rd the psop!e of
Peoria f'duHfy. at 4'cos103
On SATURDAY, Oct. 9Th, In farcr Of the
.,.,,;a, ,f lila National Democratic candidates
nEEaEIyR1DGE AND LANE.
The D D,uglhs sotscss from the regular oemo'
crs::c oreaniz.:iou-th glorious old Democrat
Il co:,ty-s1e specially invited to attend
By order Of tts Ioaa177kE*
1w.oc2Q,
, 1860-10-23
THE CITY.

s5y- The police are making fo-ay today
rnoa uuhitcted hacks and unlicensed drays.