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LvKproor, Sept -, 1860
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advicee from Manchester favorable. The mar.
ket IA frm with an advancing tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurFa MARKET.
The Weather unsettled. Messr. Richardson,
Spence Co. Blgisnd, Athya a Co. Wakefield, Nash n
Co an others report Hour quiet, but steady, at 2ss Cd
q a. Wheat nrm At Tuesdays advance. sales n red
Western al lis 12 a. and white at l2s Id 13s 81.
Corn and advanced Cd sales % mixed and yellow
al 35s. and white Al 31s. a sss.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREEr.
The Prokers and other circulars report potahca quiet
At 27s ca 27s I'd pearlashcs quiet at 2ss 81 2gs.
Sugar doll. Coffee quiet Rice hrm and advanced "a.
for son grain BarkSales OF Baltimore At 81 and pbis
dephis az 81. Cd Lnsced declined 81. Linseed cakes
Sales at los for American Insecd oilsalcs at 3os q
sos o.. fish OIL generally unchanged Rosin dun aod
quotations barely manaped sales of common ~ &C. "a.
q b. d. spriis Turpentine steady At 80
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MkHKEr.
Beef steady Porh nrm, bot quiet Bs,on inastivo.
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GARRIgALDI's MOVEMENTS.

Garibaldis troops had dIsembarked at tina mouth OF
Gairgano and interrupted the communication Of the
Royal troops between Cspua and 6aeta.
Garibadi bad been 70 Palermo ana published fresh
proclamation 10 the Inhabitants that he will only pro-
claim nj Rome the constitution and kingdom, and will
not accomplish the annexation at present.
II was expected that on biz return be win operate
against capua An early cspitulaon Of that place
anticipated
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ArTrTr Al srIcIps--A named George Weber, re-
siding Al No 81 Elizabeth street. got into dispute early
last evening with bis wife, when, becoming corased, be
drew double barrel pistol and hred two sho,s at biz
heat, blowing away portion a. bis lower Az His face
sfo terribly burnt from the powder Tie con.
vcyed 70 the New York Hospital and placed 10 u the
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS
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FRANCE.

The Emperor and Empress had returned from Algeria.
The Bourse was nrm nd animated; Rentes the 2lsi
advanced nearly hail per cent closing at est bs,
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THF CAsr o. Miss LYs,s Last evening II was reported
that Miss Iynes died about six O'Clock but upon
porter inqurng At her residence he found 70 be untrue
she ", however, 10 dangerous condition. and cannot
strongly believed b. her attending physician, recover
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BRAZIL.

Rio Janeero oates are 70 August IS. Exchange had sd.
vsrced 2ez. Conee active Of unchanged rates.
Sales last advocs ~ 900 bags Of which 10 900
per day
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THE ROYAL MEETING AT WARSAW.

The Emperor Of Austria and Prince Regent OF Prussia
viii not be accompanied by their Ministers TO Warsaw.
II rumored that Napoleon had caused the Car 70
be notified that be would have pleasure In joining tho
circle II waaw and dspe BY personal explanations the
dntrust entertained respecting the designs Of France
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FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Post telegraphs
that the statement Of attempt the life Of the En-
peror Napoleon is totally unfounded.
current in Paris that Count Persgny will
shortly follow NJ Thouvene In the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs
The Paris Cm,ronnI aivesa categorical denial 70 the
report that the sardinia and tbs 70 be Oeded
TO France Adsmny ios the annexation OF Naples and
Sicily 70 Piedmont
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The Queen and Prince Albert embarkins at Grave
send for Antwerp, the day the Canada left Liverpool
The weather again unfavorabe for the crops the
22d.
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CHINA.

Rumors were current In London Of unfavorabie news
from China, but there 10 nothing authentic Ia sup
pored the advice may have been received via Russia
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Annual Dinner Of the Veterans or tho
National Guard.

The VETERAN association or exempt members OF tho
National Guard celebrated the second anniversary OF
organization Monday night at the Iafargc House. by
giving banquet, TO which they invited select company
Of friends including the officers OF the Seventh regiment
Al nine o'clock the meeting called 70 order and Rev.
Mr. Dennison, formerly chaplain in the regiment, in
voked the Divine blessing TX Colonel Smith, the Presi-
dent, said there was an article in the constitution
requiring that the occasion should BIO fes-
tive one but II had stun higher Offices.
He stated the object Of the association TO be socaby
and charity and sad that In order 10 dispense with for
malay, u had been determined 10 prepare no regular
toasts. He concluded his remarks by calling upon Mr.
Roome, OK National Guard, who brief history OF
the National Guard repete with Incidents and good bu-
he sad that he that did not fear FOR the
Union. He met with New Yorker that did, for
he believed when the Juon shall be really 10 danger,
every freeman will be National Guard. Their
association IS benevolent Que, they have al
ready collected between twelve and fifteen hun
dred dollars, with view 70 assist their comrades
as may in the march through life, BE- compelled by mis-
fortune 10 fall In the He concluded his remarks by
proposing the health OF Col Marshall Leers the present
popular commandant Of The Seventh regiment
Col Ieerts responded In brief speech and cioeed IL
by proposing sentiment 10 the chaplain OF the reg-
ment
Other sentiments given and response. made ny
the following gentlemen -ExCol Ab-am Duryee ex Coi
Sherman Rev Mr.. Watson ox Capt. Brown, Col YER
milyes, Rev Mr.. Dennison, Capt Hot MAJOR VIII
son. ca Capt Loutre Captain Ribett Henry Meigs and
Captain lrice. lhe festivities lasted till late hour
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The Iandon money market was unchanged, with the
exceptin ~ a rather more active demand.
The bullion In the Bank OF England had increased
fse 600 since the last report
Conso closed on the z1Et at 90 90 for money and
p3a a p3,s for account.
Bar nver, 60 1sd. u. ia. Doubocns 81. "a. ass.
21d fsglee, 7os "a. T6s 21id
AMERICAN sHcuNrrEs
Nesrrs Barring Brothers report the market FOR Ameri
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AFFAIRS IN ROME.

The London Heralds Paris correspondent Ia informed
that manifesto By the Pope announcing his determine
ton TO withdraw from Rome, 10 already prepared.
The London Tuna quotes from Turin letter Of the sth,
that Garbadi persists attacking Rome while The French
the Pope there the Of Victor Emanuel
viii repase the attack in concert with its allies, mat
ter what may be the consequences
Tho letter says that complete anarchy rcgns
in Sicily, and administrative disorder al Naples.
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Some Of the Details Of the Defeat Of
the Papa Troops.
Important Demand OF Caribaldi on
Victor Emanuel for Aid.
the DEMAND REFUSED BY the KING.
Apprehensions in England Respect
ing Affairs IN China.
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT IN SYRIA,
&C.. &C.. 90.
THE NEWS BY THE NORTH AMERICAN,

FATHER Porsr, Oct 2, 1860
The steamship North American, from Liverpool
Thursday the Goth a via Londonderry 2lst passed this
station at three O'Clock this morning. bound 70 Quebec
She boarded by the boat Of the press, and
summary Of her news obtained.
The Is quite important, CONFIRMING the report by
the Glasgow, of Cape Race of the defeat OF General
Lamoricere by General CiAldini The battle lasted six
hours and afterwards the greater portion OF tho Ponti
hcal army captulated.
Iamoriciere escaped 70 Ancopa
Considerable felt in Paris owing TO ap
prehensiops Of collision between the French troops In
Rome and Garoadi's legions.
The hope Of serious complications being avoided
was chiefly founded the expectation that the Pope
would shortly leave Rome.
The Sacred College exerting their influence To
induce him TO seek an asylum in Spain or Austria.
If the Pope departs the French would follow his ex-
ample, and the sardians would 1t once occupy Rome
was reported that General Guyons forces would be
increased to twenty thousand men.
The London Times says the Papal army longer exists
for the forty thousand men bes,eged In Ancona may
already be reckoned General Caldni's prisoners
The London Herald lays the papa army has been de-
feaed, but not dshonored. Lsmoriciere evidently
osnumbered, and his forces Id organized and III formed
were DO match for regularly army led by able com
manders.
The London Chronicle says the result Of the recent battle
10 10 transfer to the King OF Sardinia the whole Roman
territory, except Rome, orbiteo and Cvita veochia.
The foreign journals notice prominently the struggle be-
tween the civil and military leaders OF the Italian revou
ton ,he subject adverted TO In several Of the Lon
don papers.
The London Herald says the fate Of Italy 10 involved In
the struggle between Cavour and Garibaldi.
chs n sI,oSh tha
thing and endeavorng TO obtain the Same OBJ
ect but Cavour recognizes difficulties which have TO be
avoided, while Garibald believes be ride down all
obstacles, sword In hand Garbadi's impulsive system
s admirable against his countrymen, but Cavour's
win be indispensable Italy antagonist for France
and Austria.
There vague report in Paris that Napoleon would
attend the imperial meeting At Warsaw.
The submarine cable intended 70 connect Agiers and
Touon will be landed at Mnorca to establish
nication between Alg,ers and Paris, via SPAN.
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INTERESTING FROM NAPLES.

INTERESTING FROM NAPLES.
CAsoRrA, Sept IS, 1860.
Garibaai has appointed sisnor sam pro Dictator Of
Sicily
Baron Brener win leave Naples on Thursday next
II ia reported that Mazzini has arrived At Naples
Garibaldi win leave tomorrow for Capua
Iamorkiere's defeat will hasten the departure from
Gaeta OF the King Of Naples.
TrRIs, Sept. 20, 1860.
The Journal Ammonia, OF Florence, has been seized for
publishing article insulting TO the Emperor Of the
French.
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SUMMARY PUNISHMENT IN sYRIA.

Military operations In Syria would commence after the
DO, weather. Achmet Psons, osmaa Der, and Musaphs
Bey who betrayed the Christians al Haskys and osman
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100, Goo are American.
STATE OF TRADE.
The advces from Manchester are favorable The mar.
ket has an improved tone.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFTB MARKET.
Flour Ia steady Wheat steady at full Tuesday prices
Corn firm and Sd. higher; mixed aud yellow 35s.
Tho weather 10 favorable for the crops.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The prov sioa market 10 generally quiet.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Sept ZIP. NJ.
Copsos gjI. 4 s3az
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, ,
OCTOBER 3 ls6O.-TRIPLE SHEET.
FRANCE.

Bey, who commanded The troops during The mAssacyes
were snot at Damascus on the sth.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
rEIkGRAra To LONDONDERRY
LIVERPOOL, Sept A-P. n.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The hrckers circular reports the sats Of the weok ~
about 81 coo bales including $4,000 10 spectators and
800 10 exporters The market generally unchanged,
but auie,er for the sde though there average
business on American account Tho sales TO day (Fr,
day. were 5000 bales, Of which 1000 to specus
and exporters the market cosiog quiet 1t the fol
lowing authorized quotations -
Fhiy. Aiddlino
Orleans. ........................Tk 63s
Mebile... ........................fA o..
upaIds. ........................1 Ga
The ttock in port estimated at 955 bales Of which
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The race 1T mile heats for . purse OF $500 came on
yesterday at the phion Course, L. l. This WAC or'gi
naIy announced The day which the three mile
race would be run, for which Nicholas L. oysierman aud
Muddy Coon are enteved. OWING however, the unfa
vorabe weather Monday the authorities Judged
polite TO postpone II until 70 morrow and twas socord
hgiy advertised for that day The mile WAS there
fore, the only event that OIL yesterday and from
the cause above stated the attendance Of spectators
very limited. proved 70 be interesting and well
contested race, the time made being very good The
winner fine, slashng any, and win be hoard OF here
aftes, % she viii undoubtedly make her mark on the
turf.
Tomorrow the race a. three mile heats for q sweep
stakes OF one thousand dollars each takes place. viii
wind up the meeting the Fashion Course The entries
are Mr. John Hunters chestnut geldng, Nicholas L. so
well known for his four mile race achievements Mr. O. p
Hares bay horse Oystermsn who this spring defeated
Col J. Halls Any, Annette Hail, In match for So 900
aside, and Mr. ]. B. Monnots brown horse Muddy Coon
whorun with defeated by Throgsneck the three
mile heat Friday last The between these
three horses win prove highly interesting, and If the
weather should be favorable will be witnessed by large
concourse Of spectators.
The following Is a summary Of the race yesterday
FASHION COURSE. L. TUESDAY, October 2 Racing
purse and sweepstakes OF $500.
w. II. Gibbons biz. T. Bllow. observation-disclosures 1
j. b Monnots CHI. f. Aurora. ..................l 3 3
r. c. Bush's D. r. Cyclone. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2
acknowledgements
The great double team trotng match for 81 oo0 mile
heats, best three in i've between Sam McIAughlns
rel selding Jem and mate, and Horace F. Jones' bay
gedrg Putnam and mate of to day on the Union
Course L. good deal Of interest exists among sport.
ing men relative TO this match, and speculation the
result 10 very brink
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THE BATTLE BETWEEN LAMORICIERE AND
CIALDINI

The battle OF the 18th between Lamorciere and Cal
DIM lasted six hour After the battle the greatest por
ton OF the Pontncal army captulated. The foreign
troops viii return to their respective countries.
The following ofnciai despatch had reached Turin
Inr, Sept. Is, 1850.
Iamorcere with IL 900 men, attacked to-day posi-.
lately by CAldni Castle Fdsdo The light
short but Desperate with the following resuu-rhe
junction Of corps with the remainder OF his
troops n Ancona prevented; six hundred prisoners
have been made; SIX pieces OF artillery and fsg were
takon; only the wounded among whom General Pet
poden, fell into the hands OF Cisdipi The loss Of the
enemy considerable.
A column Of six thousand made . sortie from An
coma and took part the eight, but compelled 10 re-
tire and being pursued by the Sandman troops The
IAnoricere With few horscmen sucoeeded 10 reach
Ing Ancous
Outside Of Ancoss there not single Pontiasa bat
tailor.
The London Timer city article, dated the evening Of
The 2oh says-on the news the defeat offAmorcicre
the English fopds opened this morning at further frsc
ilonal Improvement, which upheld throughout the
day Notwithstanding The approach Of the end q the
quarter No gold was boush, ~ the Bank today.
Amer The Official publications Of Caldins victory Turin
was IN tee The Nominations we're general
The six hundred prisoners Of taken a spolsto are
frshmen. The Sandman government wished The British
Minister take charge Of and send them home b., he
declined, saying he could not regard them British
subjects
No foreign Minister, except the French, had been
dcret 10 quit Turin.
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
The Firm Il. gimsnt In Garrison.

The Fifth Re giment In Garrison.
The h regiment, Colonel scawazw selder concluded
their fourth day duty yesterday Fort Wood
drilled At the guns under the command Of
Lieutenant VIM. Sinclair, of the United States army.
This young and mertorious officer displays extraordinary
ability instructor evidenced by the skin exhibit
ed by his pupils after the lew days tuition they have
ccved Another portion OF the regiment drilled In
the use of the field battery, q six FOUNDER piece
being used for that purpose others drilled n squads
and companies in the infantry tactics Colonel sshwsr
zwaelder has not left the island since the regiment went
there be devoses his whole time and attention 70 tho
duties Of the garrison and this be ably assisted by
Brigade Major ~ Alfovd aud Brigade Engineer n. p.
Hubbe, of Gen. YHtes sts who have volunteered their
services assistant instxacsoys Major Burger Adueut
keidof and Quartermsster n = Fearing
Major Holmes, the commandment 1T Fort Columbus, &C.
ccmpaned BY Major Robert Anderson Of tho First reg
ment United States Art ery visited the garrison st Fore
Wood yesterday and Hospitality received and enter
tanned by Col Schavz waeder Major Anderson orgi
nsy detailed chief instructor TO the Filth regiment,
during It's stay at Bedloe Island but Ia consequence Of
the conclusion Of mpor duties At Ord Point Com
fort, Virgnis be not enabled to report earlier
The annual inspection of the regiment will take place
10 day, ut the island. The steamer engaged 10 take
visitors to the island win leave the government dock
Whitehall at eight, ten and twelve O'Clock NJ and two
and four O'Clock NJ.
Brigader General Charles Yates aln stat will vst the
garrison during the day, leaving in ,he O'Clock boat.
lutte Of eleven guns fired from the battery OF thytwo
Founders.
Major General Sanford and SAT- will also Wait tho
Island TO day. leaving in the two O'Clock r. NJ. boat.
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Inspection OF the Eleventh Regiment
WaahinGt0n Rifles.

Washington Rifles.
This regiment, commanded by Col Homer Bostwick.
Was inspected Monday last by Brigade Major Robert
Taylor, at Hamilton square, YorkviDe. The day was
nauspcious Of the prevalence of storm,
but notwithstanding this drawback they inspected tl4
men.
After the inspection, the officers proceeded 70
Landmarks Hotel, proximity 70 the parade ground,
where well deserved compliment paid TO
Lieutenant Colonel Berdx, in acknowledgment for
that officer in discplinng the regiment He received
dollars. Lieutenant Colonel Bendx also presented
afew evenings since, with rd sash, belt epaulet.es
sc by company G, Of his regiment
Among the other Incidents which occurred at the din
table the offer OF Major Ferrero behalf of the
staff officers, 10 give douceur OF 500 10 the company
that recruited the greatest number OF during the
ensuing year. sad also another Of $50 for the member
who should do the same.
The seventh Regiment New Armory.
1t has Inadvertently stated by Of the daily
papers that the Seventh regiments armory
opened to the public. II is by means furnished or
ready for occupancy viii IL be opened until the nrst
proximo
There the second floor ten company meeting
rooms measuring twenty-five feet BY forty, comprising
quarters for the artillery, engineer and drum corps;
nne officers meeting room, forty feet by four and
. company drill room, forty by seventy Ave feet.
The officers meeting room 10 elegantly carpeted, fur
nshed with tasty and durable chsrf desks bookcase,
color case, and table Of carved black walnut Over
Col Hnerts' scat " overhung by the picture recently
presented to the regiment by the Baltimore City Guard
The cost OF fitting up this room Is about So 900.
me First comp;nys Captain Bensel'9 meeting room y
nut gun cases. desks and furniture elegant and
window shades at expense Of neen hundred dollars.
We shall aoprise our readers Of the formal opening Of
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IMPORTANT DEMANDS OF GARIBALDI.

Adviccs IRON Turin Assert that letter had been at
dressed by Garibsld 70 Victor Emanuel demanding ~
immediate dirmiadl Qf Carow and Ftysat Hs also
demcndcd Airy thoaaa.d Srrdinian ,oldirs 70 grTi
ron Naptes Garibaldis letter Is coucbed In respect
fol but energetic terms. The above conditions spe
ciBcd BY Gsribaldi . sine qua or good IN
derstanding between him and Piedmont. The King i'm
medaiely despatched note 10 Garbadi, but the cou.
tents not known. The Ministry will communicate to
the saroinan Parliament the demands Of Garbad aad
request r approval Of their conduct should this ap-
prevail be Withheld the Cabinet win resign. II Carl.
balds request granted the King win place himself at
The head Of his army and march for Naples Much agia
ton prevailed a. Turin.
Seventy four Austrian vesses.ofrsr, mounting nine
hundred guns ordered 10 rendezvous on the island Of
Lirzs, In the Adriatc.
The Austrian protest agsins, the invasion Of the Roman
States had reached Paris Austria will not interfere q,
present, unless veneta attacked but holds herself free
70 chooee her own time Of attacking the revolution.
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Cffp and County Of Nec fovk.-George r. Gordon the
plaintiff above named, being duly ssorn, saith he has
heard read the annexed complaint the above entitled
action (verhed BY him) and knows contents thereof
ara thar the sane Of his knowledge except a.
20 the matters whsh therein stated 70 be lnorma
tou and belief and 70 those matters he believes 70
be true and this deponent further saith that the said do
PENDANT 10 Justly Indebted 10 deponent In the Of
~ 7sl and upwards for lawful money Of the United
states Of America deposited by the said plaintiff with
the sad defendant as banking Institution In said city,
before and drawn from sad defendant On the drst
day cf October 1890 hitherto, or assigned ~ @ ssd
demand Of the money therein exrreesed AZ ris sad
complaint, and payment OF said sum - demanded aoa
dspcsifed ~ ssid plaintiff, wss refused ~ We tad 90
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BUSINESS CouRERsY.-Nothing more Ger.
tainly makes the gentleman than the obser-
vance of uniform courtesy and kindness
in the business Of life. Such a bearing to-
ward all men should be cultivated lil il
grows TO be habit. Sure, hind words are
as abundant, and cost no more than harsh
ones. Many q man has robbed himself OF
success byssnd aaetere an naughty manner.
Such an address eiisllz shuse shoIa 81 ssi
attracts. and impaifs confidence that might
become almost fond. There is nothing Ike
quiet, gentle and polite manner in bust
ness. Petu!ance and passion grow worse
by indulgence. and unfit their posessor for
pleasant intercourse with his follows. But
every gentleman has right to demand aud
receive courteous treatment At the hands OF
those with whom he may deal. He is worse
than boor who pu,posely aud cOolly re.
fuses to extend il.