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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
FRANCE.

The answer Of the French Government to the
proposals of the Italian Government on the Roman
question bad been sent TO Turin by the hands of NJ.
Benedotte. 1t is to the effect that the economical and
financial difficulties 10 which France finds herself
make II impossible for the moment to deal with O
question which would serve as a rallying point to
all those opposed 10 the Government, and thus make
the position doubly embarrassing. The impression is
that the proposals thought worthy of eonsidera
tion al another time.
Tho Credit Mo5.ler of Paris was about to be wound
up.
Ners attributes the recent batch Of warnings to the
Press to seies Of condolences and to any sys-
tematc reaction against the relatively liberal policy
inaugurated in November last year.
The French war steamer, the Imperial, was to be
detached from the squadron Of evolution, and added
TO the naval force to be sent to Mexico The Imperial
will carry the flag Of Admiral Lagraviere, who was
daily expected at Toulon from the coast of Syria
According to the Paris Potrie, the English Ad-
miralty had decided upon iron plating the ships
which are already built and also to execute numer-
GUS defensive works in the English possessions IN
India China the Red Sea and the Straits OF Malacca.
!, The position of the Bank Of France continued to
excite great anxiety. 1t was reported that since the
last monthly statement further loss OF cash 10 the
extent of twenty millions Of francs had been ex'
perienced.
The Paris correspondent OF Ihe London Times 1ts
says it ia ascertained that the panic caused by the
deficiency in the late wheat crop is at least preraa
ture If not greatly exaggerated and that the present
hIgh price is in measure caused by the manue-
yers Of interested parties.
The Paris -four market had declined franc per
sack. but closed frmer Wheat was without change.
The Corps Legislatif is summoned TO meet on the
9th Of January, about month earlier than usual,
The BOurse on the 2d was very nat; Rentes
closed at g.. .95.
PARIS, Oct. 23.-It is asserted that Signor Ratazz
had an audience of the Emperor yesterday. The
Constutionnel of this evening, in an article signed
by its present political director DIR. Vernon, recalls
TIE promise made last session by M. Mayne, Minis
ter Of Finance that the right of voting the budget
of each Ministry, by chapters would be granted to
the Corps Legslst and tays 1t appears certain that
the Government viii submit senotus eonsutdtuD1
on the subject to the Senate in November next The
eession of the Senate will be q short one.
PARIS, Oct. 20, 1875 p. m.-Bourse fiat. Rentes
closed 67f. Csc. on same as yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
DIED.

ADAMsIn oakland CAL, on Monday, cos I, su..n Jane.
wife Of c.p. Joseph Adams in the ah year her CO.
BURCHELL-on Sunday morning Nov. O. Mrs. Msrsrsk
Burchcl widow Of John b. Burchen, aged 70 years sf
The end Of the family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this tMondsy afternoon at u O'Clock from the rssi
dence Of her George and Richard, No. Second street,
Wiifamsburgh
Lawrence Bolton infant Of John H. and Sarah A. Boz
ton, sged months and 70 days.
BENNETT-In this city, on Friday, Nov. I, Joseph Z.
Bennett ssed 26 years and months ats of the Ensnses
Corps I'd Regiment New York State Militia.
BRYANT-In Woodstock, Town Of West Fs'ms N. Y. On
Thursday Oct 81 Of bronchitis Margaret Denham, wife Of
4. W. Bryant In the saith year of her age.
CoEY-on Saturday Nov O. Jane, wife Of William J. Cosy.
The friends and scquainauces Of The family invited e
attend the funeral on Mosday afsnoon the 4th in' ct
CHHSTER-In San Frsnci,co on Saturday Oct 49, Henry
s. Chester aged 27 and days. formerly Of NewYok
Tarytown paper. please copy.
DARRAGH-In this city, on Frdsy Nov aged 81 ysarS
Charles Darrsgh
FoRBEs-In thi. city, Friday, Nov. l. WIN. B. Forbes.
aged 80 years and months.
FoRD-At Greenpont Brooklyn, Long Island Thursdsy,
Oct 81 William Ford infant SC son Of Thomas r and ARa
Ford, aged years. months and 10 days.
JOHSsON-In this city, Thursdsy, Oct. 81 William
Hayes Johnson aged 81 yeais and months
LoCKWooD-suddsuly, on Saturday morning Nov. ..
Ths funeral will be attended from the house Of his ths %
CsrusnsyIle, on Tuesday, NOV at y O'clock Inc
friends OF the family are invited 70 sttend wnous ftnee
notice. Hudson River Railroad cars leave Chambers street
at O'Clock.
MASTEN-In Saa Francisco, Cal, Wednesdsy. Oct "
sivsnus b. Mssten, native Of Maine aged % years
NASH-In Hudson NJ Y, Tuesday Oct 49, Rebeccs, wHs
Of William Essh aged u years, mouths and days
SCHUCHARDr-On Friday Nov IN the 10Th year Of his
age. Henry, RemseD son Of Frederick 5chuchsrdt
sNYDAM-In San Francisco, CaL Monday, Oct John
Snydan, native Of New Jersey, sged 62 years.
sMITH-At his residence Hudson City, ~ J., Friday.
Nov /, Job Smith, aged "a years.
SrAGG-At Peterson, j., on Friday Nov 2 OF oonSump-
uon, Isaac J. Stsgs. An the 74th year Of his age.
SELMES-S Suddenly Sunday afternoon Nov OF mem.
branous Group Edwin Reeves only o. Reeves T. ana
Mary Elizabeth selmes aged years months and 10 days
The friends and relatives. respectfully invited g attend
this Monday afternoon from the residence of
his parents No. $50 w est Twelfth street. at O'Clock.
WARD-At Ann Hsrbor, Mich, on "Wednesday, Oct 9,
Augusts second Of John and the late Sally
II. Ward Of Pleasant Valley, Duches County n T., assd
90 yeAIs and months.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

FROM The LAssor Daas Eew, city article Of Ost a.
The remarkabh, plethora In the market contributed
to strengthen pubh securities, but the war in Amer
lea and the financial anxiety in France continues to
check the tendency to buoyancy. Yesterday, never
theless, the prices wee rather favorable and the
funds advanced l y cent. There was fair demand
for discount but money is being refused by many Of
the principal establishments Good bills were readily
discounted yesterday at y cent and in some in'
stances as low as u y cent. AT the Bank business
was almost at a sand-sill.
From The London Times (Cay hrfi,ieJ Oct a.
Yesterday there again some improvement IN
the tone Of the English Funds, caused solely by the
abundance Of money seeking employment at low
rates. About f4S,0O0 in Russian gold was taken to
the bank yesterday. The Railway market was
generally firm owing to the satisfactory traffic re-
turns OF the London and n. w.
The commercial letters from Calcutta received
yesterday report very favorably the prospects Of
the revenue and the general condition Of the conn
try. rise of about per cent in Government Sc
curities had occurred within month. The Import
market al,o presented on appearance Of improve
ment, which was expected to increase. The Ameri-
can trade, however, had become reduced, and there
were only two ships loading for Boston and New
York, these principally with saltpeter.
The Times City Artielel says financial letters
from Paris yesterday state there had been appa-
rent mitigation Of the financial crisis. On the con-
trary, bile Oh London were increasing in demand,
and it appears renewal Of gold remittances TO
this side could he unavoidable unless some new
measures are speedily devised
The DAILY News says il ia rumond in Paris that
the bullion in the Bank of France had decreased
f1 200 coo since last return, and immediate rise
in the rate Of discount was in contemplation.
The Herald says it is stated in the city that
Clyde ship.builder now in Paris, has been induced
to undertake the construction of entire steam feet
for the long expected French Transatlantic line, ac
ceptng in payment the preference shares Of the Com
pany.
The Times thinks it not unlikely that the moment
drain Of specie commences the financial community
of America will have its Bull Run. "No people are
more likely to be acted upon by epedemic fears, and
if the passion for boarding should seize them IL would
be carried TO sn extent less remarkable than hat
of the blind confidence in which they at present
revelling.
PARIS, Oct. 2I-The MoHifeur Of to-day an
nounces that the interest Treasury bills has been
raised TO 4la5 per cent, according TO the dates Of
their falling due.
TURIN, Oct 2i.-The bIigands have insulted the
French NiceC Consul at Consignoa, and pilaged his
residence. Rodia and Ayiccana are infested with
bTgands.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
GERMANY.

The Hsnoverian Minister of Foreign Affairs has
proposed to the Governments OF the Geri1sn Gohleu
eration that every State should immediately con-
struct number of gunboats in proportion to its i'm
portance the coat TO be paid out Of the general
Treasury of the Confederation. The King OF Hano-
yer intends to construct twenty gunboats ior the
defense of the Elbe, the Weser and the Ems.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Oct. 22-The entry of the King and
Queen of Prussia into Berlin to-day was announced
by salutes of artillery and the pealDg OF bells.
The streets from the Frankfort Gate to the Royal
Palace presented most festive appearance, all the
houses being richly decorated, and the roadway bor
dered by Venetian masts.
The houses were crowded to the roofs, and the
streets thronged by spectators to witness the entry
of the King and Queen, who were welcomed with
incessant cheers.
Their Maieslies were evidently gratiied at their
reception and cordially bowed their thanks TO the
people.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
ANOTHER PRTvATEER,

Tho Nova.SOotisn. brig Lotus, Capt. Thompson,
from Arroyo, arrived yesterday, reports. Oct. 2i,
Lat. 2s lon 70, was spoken by aft schoonef
of about l6o tuns, showing the Confederate flag. who
inquired whether we had seen any American YES
sells, or left any in port When ste left us she took
in most Of her sail and lay to, head to s. and w.
She carried pivot-gun amidships, and had cre'
of about fifty men,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
SPAIN.

The Infanta Donna Marcia de Ia Conception is
dead
MADRID, Ocr 22.-All the members Of the OPP
position have agreed to vote for Rios Rosas as Pre-
sijent Of the Cortes The remains Of the Infanta
Donna Maria will be conveyed TO the Escurial to-
morrow.
A deputy of the Spanish Cortes, who has been
travelling 10 Ireland with administers, writes to Ma
drid to say that owing 70 the distress in Ireland, II
works in Spain, and that they will all be Catho-
lies, they might be employed without any danger Of
religious perturbation.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

The GRAHAM ART ScHooL.-The Brooklyn Art
ists commence their studies from the life and antique
this Monday evening at their room in the lnsti-
tute. This Association, called from the founder OF
the Institute the Graham Art School 10 modelled after
the best LifeSchool Of London, and in the arrange
ment Of lights and convenences for the artists is
unsurpassed in this country. The fostering care OF
the Directors Of the Institute has brought 1t to high
,a,s of usefulness 1t has good collection of casts
and secures the best living models that can be OBJ.
tanned.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
HOLLAND AND BELGIU M.

An interview between the Kings of Holland and
Belgium had taken place at iege. The monarchs
were received with enthusiasm, and the town was
brilliantly illuminated in honor of the event.
The Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs had re-
signed. lie declined to present himself before the
Chambers as Minister until the recognition of the
Kingdom of Italy had taken place.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
BRAZIL.

The Europa brought US some commercial intelli-
gence received via Lisbon, by the French mail
steamer Additional advces state that no belligeSent
movement of importance had taken place. Urqniza
was fortifyDg his position.
The Chambers Of Buenos Ayres had passed law
for the emission of AL additional fifty millions Of pa
per dollars for war purposesthis emission TO be
per cent, commencing On the LIST Of February next.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

TBT EUROPA orr CARE RAor.-We are under OBJ
legations to Captain Anderson Of the Royal Mail
steamship Europa, who kindly delivered our news
bag to our news yacht of Cape Race, at 9;4o p M,
on the 2sth uliimo. Owing TO the unfortunate de-
rangements Of the Newfoundland line, the news
failed to reach us in advance Of the arrival OF the
Europa at Halifax on the Goth ultmo.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

MAJOR FRAsk J. WHIIE.-Msjor Zagonyi, hay'
ing stated in bis official dispatch that Major White
did not participate in the attack on Springfield the
following telegram, received from Ma. Gen. Ere
mont, via st. Louis, by Judge White Of this city
Major Whites father, fully explains the cause;
ST. Lows, Nov l. 1901
NM RnopA Y. WHITE, care Of Jds ". Whns
Major White who had beea captured before the shsss
men and retsptursd aud again escaped n''s wun mo-
slightly hurt.
spriaaSsid, Oct 20. 1861"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
r,.,,,,,.-R,ported bv TsIerraph.

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 2-FLovR firm at ~ 20 5ol
White 81 asa 81 II; Com dull sales, 1900 ou'n
firm. ,. ....ax WHAT dali
and no sslss CoRN Is shade easieri peftes sPsi'
Of 25Oo0 bush at si942c. mostly "a 'ns fr,shs. trSs
..,r bas pnshansed. Imports bsl 81 sSSJs hS
4 600 bush Wheat % 900 bush Csrn CO. Coc Sss5
Flour. sis.Ooo bush. Wheat i4o'"0 o0'' 0''"
harlAx
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

q. that foreign nations are bound TO recognize But
"a mnst also remind our Lancashire friends that Tue
event also shows that the cutting on oi 'as ,Sa
If ships can get in, they can also get ont
d II be South desired to send us cotton, 1t has not
sa"pa5 the opportunity. But il seems TO re quite
.s tbat all cotton expectation has been forbidden
~ the Confederate Government in order that foreign
p,ons NAV be forced to take side in the quarrel
~ rond III become England to make herself the tool
az snnh Vaccinations.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
Ahon. - o,rlook Saturday might q

FfRry.-About IL o'clock Saturday night fire
hoL ont iu shed attached tho lime kiln the foot Of
mv street Tho flames spread to the main structure and
oice both OF which destroyed together with large
onsntity of lime The premises owned by Mr. Dwight
Snencsr Damage oo6. About O'Clock Sunday morning
6,s broke out In tho tenement house OF Mrs. Clasa How
ard No u Main street. causing damage to the amount Of saV
bsfor, the dsunes were extngulshed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

be heard
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIT. - Part I.-Nos
f7 1901 IsO3 gT5 1902 1915 1871 I5l9 1891 1898 1875
1871 1922 1851, l532 1881, 1899, l54l. 1873. IA.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part I.-Noe. 23S9, 1921.
24s 1851 23l IO43 2299 74T 1885, 25l7 25l9 1921 2525
25as 1871 252s Part uNos I64s 1896 242 24i6, $500,
1854 35e4 2sO6 25i8 252O 2522 2s24 2528 $780, 2532
COMMON PLEAs.-PARr I.-Nos. 72I, 901, 86l,
IaS5 1863 1870 1857 509 1873 $780, 1888 559 1859 1890 2a9
Part lI-Nos 33sT 1863 1870 l8 1887 li33. I4i8 1863
1870 l4a2, l47T, $50, lt56. 894 900.
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THE LATEST.
iBy Telegraph to Qusenstown.]

QUEEksTowS, Oct. "a, 1861.
BERLIs, Oct. 23.-The official Stactsanseiger Of
to-day announces that the King has conferred the
order of the Black Eagle On the Duke Of Osssna,
Gen. Della Rocca, and ths Duke Of Magenta.
TuRIN, Oct. 23.--A Royal decree, published to-
dsy. authorizes the last two.ffths Of the National
loan, which are due Ia November and January: TO
bs paid in four equal instslimeats'ia Novemoer' DO
cen6ber, January, and February.
Another decree abolishes the Lieutenantcy Of Ma
pies, and the separate Government Of Tuscany.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

LET Us LOOK AT THE BmGHr SiDE A MoAEsr.
"A correspondent Of The Sdndu'ky Regf'ter,
writing about grumblers, says:
"Why not look on the bright side Of thingsi We
have had defeat 1t 10 true, but the enemy report
their carnage greater than we do ours. But think
of the good news we have had during the week past
Springfield and Lexington recaptured, jeff Tbomp-
pon and Zollicofer defeated, and Romney taken
We have heard too that the enemy were badly re-
pulsed at Fort Pickens and at least three prizes
have been taken on the ocean. Our arms have been
yery successful, owing very much no doubt, to the
fact that Gen. Mcclellan has drawn their attention
90 exclusively TO the Potomac Inc lo,s az Lees
buro will not strengthen the enemy nearly 20 much
a. tbe erumbling Of our own people,"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

From HAvAsA.-The British mail steamer Kar
max arrived on Saturday morning from Havani
Oct. 26, and Nassau 28tb. She brings no news
Health reported good at both ports.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04


The following are the places designated by the
Common Council for holding the polls:
Fu., ward l.. Di,.-No % Fulton street. I'd D't-NO.
second Wmd-ir Di.t-Frsnci, Msrksys corner OF Msir
and From. street, 81 Ds-PeoPles Hall corner Of foi
Third ward-l,, Di.,;Cy Annoy corner Of Cranberry
Foarth wsrd-l. Di,t.-No 4 Sand, street. I'd Dist
ws'hDsOn 81, Adam. ,tIsst % 9s.hsssman' 'u'
Finh wTd-iH Dia.-Hoa.s OF Hugh CLARK, north. h.west
corner Gf Ply@outh and Gold street, I'd Dst-shGP Sf
and Prospect street f:h Di'-Comsr Of Gold
srih WEd-l.. st-cosl Office, Of Congress and
Hicks streets I'd Di-Engine House, Hicks Desraw
street ID Dia-EpSne House. Van Brunt street, between
President and Carroll streets
Seventh wud-is Dis, At III. store Of ThomsI Phip,,
"a Di.At saving. Bsnl Myrtle south side,
corner Hal stree, Fani. BSidn G Di.1t T store
Fulton .e9us nPTh .ds SIX door es. q oImSPd place
enuc door the Of Ninth street, "a DiHouse
Of Engine Company No a Fourth avenue, next door to cor
Ninth Wsrd-i.t Di..-Potsr Mcouire,, Pacific street
corner Of ",ns1n 5 issnus Y "a psJ sS. b. tosr an
d Myrtle avenue i.h Dist-Aber Roberts,. Marion a..
Tenih WMd--ist Oi,,-No. Fulton avenue I'd Dia--47
Smith street. Sd Dst.08 Atlantic street. tth Dist-Cer
Butler and Court Vsnderh0f o. 9Th Dist-Corer OF
President and Ee1ins streets.
Eleventh Ward-ls D-stors OF J. L. scCu.ehecn, 10
Myrtle avenue between Prince and CARL streets; "a Dist
q ni.s 97 Mytl, .ysn"e between Cgmberland street aud
.yenue between AdsPh stree, and clsmOnt avenue Sh
D.-sors Of A. Bingham corner Of Fulton and Laf,y-
ee sh Di't.Fs door in Fleet street from Full
ton avenue 9TH Dist.Sors Of Root Smith "A alton
snae, between Adephi street aud Cermont ave.
Twelfth ward-ist Dst st-House OF Daniel Norton, Nan
Brunt street Hamilton I'd Ds-Houss of Patrick
Drury, Hicks and Luqueor streets.
Thirteenth Ward-ls Dist--StAbe Third street. be.
tween South Third snd South Fourth streets. "a DIST.
Odeon Finn between South Third and South Fourth
streets I'd DissHo. % South Seventh street. sth Dist
Warrington Market Of Fourth and South Seventh
s.rests
Fourteenth wara-lr Di...-Nouhwe.t corner Of North
Ninth and Second streets I'd DlsNorth east Of
Fifth and fith streets Sd DisNo. 90 Grand street
4tb Dist.-No 81 North Second street.
Fifteenth Ward-tst Dst-Gfand street. between Union
avenue and Lorimer street I'd Dis.Samuel Keeler No
t28 Grand between Leonard and Even streets.
Sirteenh Ward-lst DistNo. 29l South Fourth street
I'd Ds-souh-east Of Heserole and Leonard srees
81 Dis-Souh.west OF Graham avenue and Schos
street 4h Di-South east Of Graham avenue and
Marshall street 80, ~
Seventeenth Wad-lst Dst-House Of Peter Bechtlof.
Franklin street near India I'd Dist-Houss Of Jacob Frank
corner Of Coyer aud Eckford streets. -
Eighteenth Wsrd-id DistAt the house OF James ksr'
nan Grand street and Bushwick avenue I'd Dis
At the house OF Jacob Morrss Busbwick Crossroads
Nineteenth Ward-lst Dist-Store of John Hart Broad
way, between whppe snd Bartlett streets, "a
OF Engine Company Ne 10 Cymer street. between Bedford
and Lee avenues.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
RUSSIA.

The University Of st. Petersburg was not only
shut but dissolved, and the Universities Of Moscow
and Kazars had likewise been closed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

Capt. Merritt, Underwriters Agent, left on Friday
evening by land to the assstsnce OF the barkentne
Agnes Garland, ashore on Quogue. The schooner
Norma (wrecker) also left on Saturday morning with
anchors and cables.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
Balance on hand. ................... 90

In connection with this report, a resolution was
adopted to tho effect that, in order to facilitate the
examinations Of the special report Of the Supern-
teudents relating to the Relief expenditure, that the
Committee on Accounts be permitted to remove the
Cancelled Relief certificates from the office Of the
superntendents, at the Alms-House, to the office OF
the Clerk of the Board for Examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

R,ooxtys CrrY MoRrALIrY.-The total number
=, AR. On IRA, oity last week 3d. Of whco 81
odn, and S. children. The principal di,eues were con
sumption III convuaon. infsntns msrana'' inisnne'
Under ono year 80 Natives Of United Safes 6s Ireland
q. osrmsny, 81 England, o. Scotland, /.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
TURKEY.

BELGRADE, Oct. 2-The Oteiat Journal CT to-
dav publishes On article on the mission of Prince
Gaaschanin to Constsntinople and its results stat
ing that the misunderstanding with the Porte con
tinues, and that the Servian Government will permit
in its demands,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
Nrw.Yonx Ho,prrAt.-wsetly Report to Nov

HUDsos Rlyfe RAiLnoAD.-A now tine nple'
glb important cbanges takes effect on 'ns '''' W.
day. For particulars. 800 advertssaent'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04

THE voLrsrrER RrLrrr FUSD.-At the last
meeting Of the Board of Supervisors, the Superin'
iendents Of the Poor submitted the following state.
ment of the accounts of the Volunteer Relief Fund:
Amount on hand at last aecouut........... 1888 q
Orders for money on County Treaner..'. 2O,SO "
sgi9?s g.
Paid out, and vouchers received. f2l, 707 50
Contingent eHpensei....,'',''. 2H % =. $3.50
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-04
Fire.

gaHAr FAILS, N. H., Saturday, Nov. ., 1881
The blanket mill and the wool house, with its con-
tents, belonging TO VIM. Hill of North Berwick, Me-,
was burnt this morning. Loss some $3O, 600 which
is covered by insurance. Mr. Hill was making army
blankets.