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the mos. cTectual remedy which the mcl;p,,
skill of our times can devisc fer this every.
where prevailing and fatal nalatly. Il il com.
bincd from the most active remedig,ls thu, bays
been discovered for the cXpurgation Of this hmI
disorder from the blood. and the rescue of I'm
system from its destructive consequences
Hence it should be employed for the cure al
aot only Scrotula. but also those other uGe..
ions which arise from il, such rs ERppfrr
md SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANTuoNys Fmr
,osr, or EHySIrELhs, PIMrLEs. rrsrrlrs
,lorcnEs. BLAINs and DolEs. TuNoEs, Trrrrn
md SALT RHEuM, ScALD Han, RtNeweny.
tuEuMArIsN, SyruILlTIc and MERcrRML Dus.
Asses, DRorsy, DYSPEPSIA, DEnLuy, and
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VIM.
ED OR IMPURE BIooD. The popular hcligi
IL "ia,p,yiiy ofMe blood" is founded in truth,
or scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The
'artictilar purpose and virtue of this Sasapa.
lila is to purify and regcnorate this vital fluid,
Without which sound health is impossible in
Contaminated constitutions.
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Ague Cure,
ron TIE SPEEDY CURE OF


Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Agu-,
iruc, Periodical Ncadne he, or Bilious
;cadnrhc. and Bilious Fevers, indeed
or the whole class of diseases Ortg innt.
.ng ;n hillary arrangement. caused BY
.ne Malaria Of Niasinatic countries.
We are enabled here to offer the commuuitra
"emedy which. while it cures the above complaints
With certainty, is still perfectly harmless in apy
Iuantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
here these affecting disorders prevail. This
CURE" cSpcls the miasmatic poison Of FEVER
MN AGUE from the system, and prevents thede.
clOpmcnt of the disease il taken on the frs; ap
roach of its prcmOniiory symptoms. Ii is not only
he best remedy ever yet discovered snT this class
# complaints. but also the cheapest. The lane
quantity we supply for q dollar brings il whiHthe
each of every body and nhious districts whac
EVER AND AGuE prevails. every body should
ave it and use it freely both for cure aud prn.et.
iDn. A great superiority of this remedy over any
thcr ever discovered for the speedy and certain
IRE of Interm;ttcuts is that it contains no Quinn.
y mineral. consequently it produces no onirisin or
,;hcr injurious effects whatever upon the cons:it-
on. Those Cured ny it are left as healthy as l.
hey had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
he miasmaiic poison. A great variety Of dsor'
lcrs arise from lis irritation, among which are
Nema,gia, Rheumatism, Cont, Headaehc, BAad.
rrSy, 1OOfhHcjtc, E0I6Che, tdtaiYh, ASTHMA, idF
Gtation. PainfM affection Of tie Spleen, H~tr''
s, Pain an the Bo1crk,, cote, Paralysis and De-
uugcHient Of Nc StOmach. all Of which. when
originating in this cause. put on the iRt7nHt'h
yJje, or become periodical. This "CrRE cSrc's
he poison from the blood, and consequently cures
hem all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling OF temporary
rcsiding in the maarious districts. II taken oera
;ionally or daily while exposed 10 The in'ce''an
gill bc nycrnfcl fran the SystpIn and CAnN0t
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rpcn into dis
case. Hence it is even more valuable for proce'
ton than cure and few will suffer from lrirr'
nittcnts If they avail themselves OF the proccloa
this remedy affords.
Pre,ared by Dr.. C. AVER g. CO, Lowell, has'
J. D. HoNS, Council Buns; JAS. K. ISL, Co,
Omaha; VAN LEAR, HARDY. Il Co. st. Joseph
RICHARDSON. MELLlEH, Il Co, st. Louisi aud all
Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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6Tshso. him on the SPOT. wrote Sec
re.ary DIX. What spot ?-A. Paul Pioneer.
Where twill put an end to him, OF course.
Boston Post.
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Gold discovered near Council Blufrs

SEED WHEAT and OATS,
THE SUB<cRIBER HAS on HAND Avn
l. for sale superior quality a PREMIUM whe..
and Oats Aisa. = small quantity Of the CHINA .na
AEpiTEnhASEAN WHEAT.
Asreh 8, 1851. D. =. CLARE
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ADVERTISEMENT.

nEs ~ =.
Wandered away, al viii 70 pay,
Like Jacobs 3aaghter Oman,
Forth .Tu,, her loving fathers house,
Ny petted Carolina
Wifi, arr; mild, cen when child,
She mock d ii legislation.
And now my she!teEin- rcot hata iei''
Without just prosoSaisoi.
A decent Gotten dress she WORE
That once was rich aud gay,
But in the uaainess Of her moods
She tore the stripes away.
She feels dislike TO manual tell,
She has lefty nature,
And though in haste she stole away,
She tooS her negro waiter.
By features fair. and high-s-ed aiT,-
You know her If yea met her
Palmetto spEiss on breast and eso"
Tm sure you'd ne'er forget hef'
I'll ray no debt. though she seoaio ifeh
Au,i make defiant faces -
IN nav us debt that she contracts,
TIL she her steps reiraoes-
BROTHER JONATHAN
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival Of the steamer Hsmmonia at this port
from Southampton, August 49, and the steamer North
Briton from Liverpool on the 29th, via Londonderry
on the 10th Of August at Father Point yesterday we
have additional European intelligence, not so late,
however. as that brought By the Africa, and published
yesterday.
The North Briton reports having passed steamships
Bohemian and United Kingdom the former bound to
Liverpool, aud the latter having British troops board
for Quebec.
The North Briton also reports seeing no ice 10 the
Straits Of Belle Isle, but passing several icebergs out
side.
The steamship Norwegian, from Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool on the 9th Of August
The steamship Fulton, from Hew-York, arrived at
Southampton on the 2Sth ofAugua.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New-York, arrived
at Queenstown on the Goth OF August.
The steamship City Of Manchester, for New-York,
has ESS,OOO.
ire North BTiton was detained lS hours of Cape
Whittle. She has l53 passengers. HeT news Is an-
ticipated by the Africa.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
UNION MEETING AT FoRDHAM.

A meeting was held at Duify's Hotel, Fordham, on
Monday, pursuant TO call signed by large NUMBER
of independent citizens Of the Ist Assembly District
of Westchester County, for the purpose Of selecting
delegates to tie Union or Peoples Convention now
10 session AT Syracuse.
Dennis McMahon esq, Of Morrisanis, was called
upon 10 preside and Secretaries were appointed from
the several towns in the district: The call OF the
meeting was read and unanimously approved, and
Committee being appointed TO draft suitable resoiu'
tioDs reported 8s follows:
Re,oed That the members Of tbs Convention until Sn @ ths
Peoples Parry Of eud for the Union the Constitution aud
Ressd That at the ensuing Fall election there should be but
ticket supported for State District and County ocer oy
ddes who favor yisoor prosecution Of the war peace
IL conquered osov mental Other 'essvdtonS In fola-
soTs or the Suppression Of durOn and reasonable
Re'olred That recommend Peoples Union district and
County Conventions and the nomination Of good Union men TO
be supported u this County at the coming election
bold a patriotic couse for hs able and patriotic Pceshe, IN
which he has advocated that oil former party strife should be
treason AID sustain the Govcrnfnent b deserving Of the
mendor and praise Of Union loving citizens and wo recon-
be he'd at SyIscSiS on the i6th and ilth inst
Rs,oG Ttst we essys IL the dyns declaration OF the
Two sides TO this questionevey must be Tor the United
stateI an; There be nsatra in this war-'ny
ReSorsd That we have the entire confidence in Major
patriot are due 70 hin and the brave and fearless
sacrificed the comforts Of home and business and have gone to
do b,ttle for common Country and Constitution.
Rssoitd That loyal citizens forgetting all party ties aud
preadices we hereby pledge the support OF
country and declare for the Union aud the Consuon one snd
insepsrsbe, and forever.
An election for delegates and slternates was then
bad resulting in the choice Of tue Hon. j. II. Haskln
of West Farms, and Abraham Hatfield, esq. Of West
chester, as delegates, and J. Brommel and John A.
Henry as alteruates.
Patriotic speeches were then made by Bernard
Waters esq.,, the Hon. John b. Haskin, james Still
man and others and the following resolutions indOrs
ing the action of the Grand Jury and Of the Committee
of Public Safety and Vigilance OF Westches.er County
were unanimously adopted:
R.o-ed That this Convention with pleasure have perceived
the late action Of the Grand Jury Of this county at it
late session, in presenting the reSsonsbls publication. and
and unarmouby approve OF ts action in the peInise
R,ored further That the action Of the Cozmttee of Public
SAFETY snd Visce psssng and publishing tho resolutions
on the suec the socaed Peaoe Geon OF certain Of cit
1ens and journals meets With unanimous approval aud va
pledge the Of this Convention 10 carry out the objects
thsrein
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
HUNGARY.

dispatch from Pesth of Aug. 20 eays:
Two circulars, addressed by the Hungarian Chan
cellory TO the 0bergespant Of Hungary arrived hero
yesterday.
One Of these contains the assurance Of the Empe-
rors intention to maintain the Hungarian Constitution
intact
In the other, hopes are expressed that the public
mind will remain tranquil until the assembling OF the
new Diet and that the attitude Of the people viii be
such as TO render a reconciliation possible
The Emperor soemnly declares that he has no inten-
ton Of incorporating the Hungarian Crown with the
Crown lands of the Austrian Empire, bat that he
wishes 20 maintain the selfgovernment and ndepen-
dence guaranteed to Hungary BY the Imperial Rescrpt
Of 1870.
A great popular demonstration took place at Pesth
Oh the 18th. The people shouted Deak foreyerF
/" Hungary foreverv Order was not disturbed.
The Assembly Of the Comiat Of Pesth hss declared
its determination to cease to collect the taxes, consider
ing that they Illegally imposed by the Government
The functionares Of the Comiat have consented 10
reduction Of their salaries.
The expenses Of the C0mitat will be covered by VOL
untary contributions aud issuing of bonds
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

mored that some French troops had arrived at Gasaa
villa In order u prevent CHA zone from entering non'n
territory. a..
The Florence Naxione Of Aug. 25 publishes a aus. !.
patch from Rome dated the 3d. stating that bana OF
500 Reaeonists had set out from Rome IN the oeCoh
Of the Tuscan frontier.
The Garstc di Jorino Of Aug 26 says: II is runor-
ed that Gen. Cialdin has demanded fresh troops IN
order that he may be enabled to make simultaneous
attack on the insurgents.
A dispatch from Naples of Aug. 26 says: Yesterday
the Reactonary bard in the mountains of Somma was
dispersed. The brigands at Maltese having been sur
rounded by "a bateous were oil killed or taken pris
oners 400 who endeavored to the frontiers were
takon by the French troops.
1t ia reported that Cen Della Rvere will take the
portfolio Of War, ard that Cen Brignoue win replace
him in the Lieu.enantcy Of Sicily.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
SOUTHERN ITEMS VIA LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Monday, SepI' y 4

LOUISVILLE, Monday, cePs % A00A'
Richmond dispatches to the Southern press report sne
a,;v,I on the 5tb Of A. s. Johnston. he ranks next
n Adutsut- General Cooper.
The rank of Ms;or-General of the Confederate Army
was fixed by the late sct Of Congress.
Parties engaged in counterfeiting Confederate Areas
ory notes have been arrested.
Colonel Wheat, c. g. A., has recovered ron Vne
wounds received a. Manaseae.
Vce-President Stephens viii spend the Fail 10 hicn'
uOnd.
The Memphis Avalanche of the 9Th announces thia
sds steamer Hartford City has been captured oy the
Federal eunbosts, and her entire crew taken Prs-
Oners.
Cen Anderson arrived here from Frankfort tbseyen-
ing
gumom are asOat that Mudraugh's Hill' 40 mites
south of here, viii be occupied tonight by portions
OF the State Guard and that one company rs already
As,s and sbst ZoIlieofsr, with q large force, has
Darched through CumbsIlabd Gap into Kentucky;
These ,1msrs are vory prevalent but not generally
ke'syed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

70 stop hip when. before he said more he heard the
command Present arms "-'' Fire." and heard
bis bis men screaming aud falling around bin.
IheY then-oboM thirty Ave Ia numbeF-made
ther way. od, he does not know where, and
he arrived IN Flushing alone, where he met the
who was with him. Il had been his intention TO take
me cars at Flushing with hi, company, when they
regiment, who bad agreed to give his lieutenant s35
one dollar for each man--which money had previously
been given to the themselves on the occasion Of
ther enlistment. lie solemnly protests that he to
make nothing by the change bat would retain his cap
'ainey' he says that his had cartridges but did
not load their nUskes and that not Of them fred
Ot himself he says that he served Sicily against Bonn
oa, and in the French army under Napoleon. He
states that be ia ready to suffer for what he has done
punishment ia inpossd upon him.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
THE FIRE IN MURRAY STREET.
THE INSURANCE AND LOSSES on THE PROPERTY
DESTROYED BY FIRE IN MURRAY sTREET--LosS


THE INSURANCE AND LOSSES on THE PROPERTY
DESTROYED By FIRE IN MURRAY sTREET--LosS
$130 900.
No. as Murray street-First floor and basement oc
cupied by Lockwood Bros. IL Underhill, dry goods
loss 100000; insured for $4,000, as follows: New
York Equitable, East River, National Metropolitan,
Common ealth, Jersey City, and three others.
Second Aoor-0ccupied by L. ). Wheeler g. Co.,
manufacturers Of butons loss slS OOOi insured for
so 900 in the Continental, Grocere, end other city
companies.
Third Hoor-I. Heidenhemer & Co., embroideriesi
loss $1,000; fully insured.
Fourth Aoor-Isaac Bernard, clothingi loss s5 900;
insured for 5000, follows Central Park $3,0oOi
Fb oOrrsasc .p seu shirts; loss o. OOO In
sured in Relief for A., $40 Merchants, $500.
b. Hertz oso occupied part of fifth Oorj his loss is
$4,000. Insured for 800 in the Gebhard Insurance
No. IS Murray street was owned by F: W. Hutch.
ings. Damage about s2O,OoO-fully inSured-but
particulars refused.
lar occupied by NJ. & Z. Ditman dealers in boots and
shoes stock damaged by about $4,000 insured
for $4,000, as follows-Relef, Clinton, Brooklyn,
Central Park. and Mechanics and Traders; o..o..,.
& Hotop fancy and dry goods-stock damaged
insured for 400 O00 as followsMerohants Citizeus,
Continental, Manhattan, Mechanics and Traders,
North America Hartford, and Eagle p, GOO in each
Fireman's $4,000 Franklin, Of Philadephia $1,000
don, $4,000.
Third floor, J. d. Nairne, importers Of fancy
goOds--Ioss 5000. Insured $500 as follows
IoriIlard Al 800; Humboldt $4,000 Commerce $o,,
900; Resolute s2,5OO Long Island s2,5Oo Liverpool
""R RniIdiH0' owned by D. Il. Martin, damaged about
As 900. insured for 10000 in the Merchants and
other city Companies.
No. a3 Murray street-Basement occupied by
Mathews A. Co, dealers in spirits Damage to stock
by smoke and water 5000. Insured for $4,000, az
follows; ,,ooo,
E;rst Aoor-S. s. Knapp & Co., fancy goods, lose
A. 600; insured in the Peter Cooper Broadway, and
Phenix for o., 900 each.
No. As Warren street-Sutton, Beach q Co., dealers
IN cloth Stock damaged by water TO the amount Of
$500 fully insured. The upper part OF the building
was slightly damaged.
The Books of f: S. Wheeler s. Co. were saved en-
tire In one Of Herring's safes.
1t is strongly suspected that the FIRE the work OF
an incendiary. Tue circumstances viii be investi-
gated by Fire Marshal Baker.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

ORG.sIzArros oy THE CHARTER COMMISSION
This Commission met and organized at 2 p. m. on
Monday but transacted no further business. Mr.
FRoaEsr presided, and there wero l3 members
present. The resignation of w. +. Havemeyer
was received and accepted. Mr.. PURDr, Of the
Committee on Organization then presented list of
rules whereby the sessions of the board in future
should be regulated; previously appointed com
mittee recommended VIM. NJ. Evarts, esq, for Presi-
dent, John Hardy, fos Clerk and Messrs. ID. +.
Tiemsnn and ). t. Hoameyer as substitutes for wm.
d. Kennedy, deceased, and Dir. Havemeyer resigned.
The report was accepted and adopted. BY q reso-
luton the Mayor and members of the Common
Council, Mr. ID. T. Valentine and the heads Of
departments and bureaus, are admitted within the
railing and requested to formally communicate any
suggestions they may have to make with reference to
the defects In the present charter
Mr.. Tuomey, Assistant Clerk Of the Common Coun-
Gil was instructed TO publish the doings OF the Con-
mission ia The Daily Transcript. Mr. f. " Bal
lard was appointed AssistantClerk, at 900 COM
pensaton. Messrs- Sweeny. Stout Butler, parsons,
Marshall and Tucker were appointed special Com,
mlttss 70 report List OF Standing Committees, ena
tho Commission teso sdI0wssd e Taussdx' at .
o'ol0ekPW
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
AUSTRIA

Tie Donan Zetung OF Aug. "a gives a dens. to the
news published by some Belgian journals that M.
Brentano Ministerial Councillor is now in London ne
gotiating the conclusion of q loan Of 200 900.
telegram from Vienna of Aug. % says: Both
Houses of the Council of the Empire have voted
an address, acknowledging in loyal and grateful
terms the rmne55 Of the Emperor in maintaining the
historical rights Of the Crown and thanking him also
for bis intention Of persevering in the constitutional
path upon which be has entered and for his policy in
protecting the interests Of the nonHungarian prov
inces, without, however, neelecting the means Of
bringing about some understanding with Hungary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
ITALY.

The statement made by several Italian newspapers
that some Bourbon psrtissns had attempted disem-
barka;ion on the 2st at Ascol is without foundation.
large vessel conveying them, called oil without any
been immediately spread among the Inhabitants.
The Cheyalier Visone, rnteBdant-Gcneral Of Pia-
cenka, will temporarily replace Sgnor Cantelh at
Naples.
4 dispatch from Naples of Ang. "a says: News hss
been received bore that Col. Loren has attacked CHA
Vones baud on the mountains near Seliia Ia Concert
with the French.
AaYicsa 1r9Q S91Q 10 tha I'D state that il wsa 81
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
ALL QUIET IN VIRGINIA.
SUCCESS OF THE NATIONAL LOAN-TIT NEW
POSTAGE STAMPS,
! % II HOF . NH %
Wlanrnrarn.. nl.n.Hr.r

WAsHwsTos. Tuesday. Sept 10. 1861.
All Is quiet Ia Virginia to-day. So far as can be
certaiued, the enemy have made new movements.
The success of the new national loan is very gra-
fying to the Government. The amount thus far re-
ceved is about fifteen millions of dollars. OF this
sum- five millions have been received from private sub
scriptons.
The demands upon the Treasury Department are
very large Secretary Chase receives reqnstions to
the average amount Of one million OF dollars daily
All these demands are promptly met.
Tbere ia some difficulty about the new postage
stamps, particularly among the country Postmasters.
II should be distinctly understood that the old stamps
are good at every Post Office until the new ones are
furnished to the Postmaster. The now issue s unaVoid'
ably delayed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11

The Indian Government continues TO publish reports
from oil pats of the country relative to the cotton
producing capabilities Of India which are represented
to be equal TO all wants provided that steady demand
and good roads established.
telegram from Calcutta OF July 90 says Shlrting'
and nus twist dull Raw silk dull and declining.
Indigo: Prospects bad. Sugar unchanged. saltpeter
and rice quiet. Jue declining. Hides active. Shell
lac unaered. Exchange on London 2s. O4d. FreightS
declining.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
CHINA.

SHASGRAE, July i.--Busuess dull. Gray sbirtings:
Prices declining. Tea, Congou, unchanged. silk, 3
satte quiet settlements in fortnight, 200 bales; ex
port to date, 81 800 bales.
Exchange on London Id. lower ditto on Indis rs.
lower Freights unchanged.
Foo.CHow.Foo, July 4-Tea: Common COngou
active but unchanged 10 price.
CAsros, July l2.--Sbirtings dull. Waier-twist:
Prices unaltered Tea aactive End advancing. Exchange
n, Iondon 1 lower.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
TURKEY.

Omar Pasha has signed an armistioe for ten days
with the insurgents Of Montenegro
The Syrian commissioners have had q conference on
the question Of the indemnity to be paid by the Porte
The latter had decided to send smother commission 70
Beyrout competent to settle the question.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
NEWYORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Ill,

Other articles about tbom BY which they could be
identified.
MIR. II. took horse aud rode to Osburn, where he
Iound nsnd-car, upon which he proceeded further.
Between Osburn and StewaItsvile Oh Smith Branch,
or fifteen miles eas Of Platte River he found that an-
other bridge had been burned All that part from the
abutment on the west ono to the bank some 81 feet
had been totally destroyed the fire having been set
after the train had passed. which met the disaster at
Platte River So 1t useless to 90 for the train at
Brookfied il could pass west until the bridge
over Smiths Branch could be repaired.
We have the names Of but very few Of the killed
and wounded Among the former are Lieut.. Shaw Of
the let Kansas Regiment; Frank Clark, Engineer; s.
G. Cutler, Conductor; Martin Field United States
Route Agent formerly Of the St. Louis Post Office;
Chas. Moore, Fireman; j. Fox, Brakeman; and an.
other brakemap-name unknown.
OF the wounded, MIR. Hager recollecta only Mr.
Lounsbury, formerly Of the Pacific House. ST. Joseph
badly, SIDNEY Clark mot Seriously aud Mr.. Medu
son OF DR.. Medill Of Ohio.
LATER,
HUDSON, Sept. 6.-I got the following from Brook
field By telegraph L. G. DOUGLAS, Agent.
KILLED.
q C. Cpter Conductor Martin Field, Mall Agent
Charles Moore Fireman. Dr. III. Horton Of fAtchison.
Erank (, erk esa L. M. BoIsDd of Kansas City.
John Fox, Brakeman. G. Fording Of Wea Liberty, Ia
WOUNDED.
Mr. Lockwood Of firm Of Lockwood Judd. II feared Mr.
Lockwood will net live.
Mr.. Martin, Brakeman.
Capt Davis of2d Kspsaa Regiments severely Injured
]. w. Parker Of ST. Joseph slightly injured.
G. Carpepter Of U. s. A. slightly injured
r. G. Edwards, st. Joseph slightly Injured
w. x Lounsbeuy, st. Joseph slightly injured
Hr. Deutchmsnn, St. Josephi slightly injured
Beside the above list, are man and woman known
10 be killed and vet in the ruins and four dead who
belong to Iowa and Kansas, who are not identified.
There were not less than 60 wounded, with broken
limbs and bruises and crushed bodies; they are all
being cared for. This Ia taken from The ST. Josepk
Da,iy Journal, September 4. There were over loo
passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
POLAND.

Cen lambert, The now Governor, has arrived at
Warsaw He presided on the 9th inst. at the Coun-
ell CT State in his quality Of Governor Of Poland and
Commander u-Cbief OF the Army.
The gendnrmes, police and all bivouscs have been
Withdrawn from the streets Of Warsaw.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
SWITZERLAND.

The Federal Council is now negotiating witn tne
Belgian Government for the conclusion OF treaty Oh
commerce with every prospect OF success
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
HITSSIA.

Russia has proposed to the Porte to defer the de-
oison on the question Of the union Of Moldsyia with
WaIlaehia for three years.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-11
RAVARIA
INDIA.

King Macmillan Of Bavaria will pay visit TO the
King Of Prussia AZ Ostend.