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TENN EssEE LEGISLATURES.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

THURSDAY, JANUARY "A, 1861.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
ciIck, ana the session was opened with prayer by
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PROCLAMATION

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m.RREED.

BBINCT go WHIT 90 On Wednesday Oct. q. a. Che-es
Hight stsieu Leland by the Rev. Mr. Wsers, Thsodors
Brach Of Cairo, Gree County, " fto Mifs HeprestA
Youngest daughter o. Geo White, esq
BABBtTr-McDOU ALL.-On Tuesday Oct - st West
Point. n. y, by the Rev. Mr. Caro-, Lieut. Ls~rencs
Babbi. United States Army, to Fanny daughter CT III
Che. McDoagsl 4 nited States Army.
CROMWELL-BARTON- Thursday, Oct. u, at the
Fret Unitarian Church. Troy, BY the Rev r. Buckins
ham James Cromwell o. Cornwall Grunge County TO Anna
" Baton daughter of L. L. Barton of the former place
HOBBS-MALLORY-At Norwalk, Conn. Thursdsy
Oct % By the Rev Mr.. Anarron, Fraucis b. Hobbs OF
EeSYors and Harriet r. DAD ghte OF Jenles Mallory, ESQ.,
OF NorWak.
RI-sHNoRT- LOWERRE-On Monday, Oct. a. at tbs
samuel W Rushnore RANGES Gertrude daughter Of bep
IL Lowere ell Of Brocklyn.
uTBB-MERKLER-Ou Thursdas, Oct. q. 1861. by the
Rev 8isbop Isus. John a. Webb Of Sten5en County, 20
Mar Magdaeus daughter Ct Geo. T. hefkeF ESQ., o. thir
css
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DIE d.

AUsTIErn hi, city; on griisy morning Oct Is indefeS
Janice Austin aged 80 ycsFs AID 3 months. -
The relative. aud friend, The family respectfully nvs
to attend hs fanssl nom el. ls,s iesasee "a 10y -
23tb inst. at O'Clock p M
BERTE-On Thursday Oct "a Of scarlet fever drich G.
Berte seed years and D months Oct p Amofose "a
Bere, ego pears and IL nontas sons oil T. l. ana Jun"
The iena. Of tho family e.,sd TO ssnd the fssri
twenty ninth street Harlem
BOYDn this city, saer ong and ,evers Illness, Jusa
A. BOYD vale o. heilan noss ~ ue a se II -
The relatives aud rends o. mo y are iespe ,lus stoa
20 attend her funeral hcm her se rosiesnce NO. 81 ofsF
street Saturday at p m WithoEt further notice
BENEDICK-On ThursdOy, o.. o. Ut Hudson cit-, n j..
smith Renedlck eg'd 20 yesfs and csys
The reEtye aud red Of ths family respectfully Invited
20 attend hi, flaei Sunday "a 2ih, u Al, from
tbe Reformed Du,cl Church. in Bergen, \. j.
CHEsHIRE-on Thursday, Oct. a. Samuel Cheshire, ageS
2. year, mouths and Is 4ays
No 31j OF T. end \ NJ, the act.,s sud exemps memess
and ieds Of L.1ngos steam haze trsne -np<n, "a
. and the FrO DepAaent Ire general are REQ 'sd % -
tend his funeral sunday x0rnins Al o'cook nom tns
Engin House No 100 E,t Twensy hnh stset wl's s
ftner notice His remains .1l be tAken 70 Wy osy'
Leas Island for a.sinieat.
CARPENTER - srdasaly At Chspysqua, we,tchssss
COuny n Y. on ihur.dss Oct "a, Joseph T. osrpenses.
FIG. rsr 1 Tx pp on Sunday 9lh ast II Oco
a M from FIiends Meeting. House, ChappaqaA
COIlFY-on Thurssry afternoon. Oct a. Mary Ned, IN
FAINT daaRhtsr OF Chat,s Oates and MEry Coley.
n,prvyI, Fi.sksIt N. Y, on "Wednesday evening. Oct
70 Pbsbe Ann wido ofibs late john T. Daley. aud elaes
ia ?, and "a Ss Of bs family s,e invited to aerS
her funeral from the resdsace Of Der father sstards
AZ p O'clock r. Hudson River Cars leave this city o. III.
NJ and istuInst p Carriages viii DO IN waiueS 81
tie depot
DUPIGNAC0s Thursday Oct -. Of apoplsxy Mre Phchs
Drfignsc, IN de 18th year Other age. .
The relatives snd friends the family re- ,tea
attend ssr iutra from her sonT,lsw's. Harrison
Reed No. ais To "a ihiry-srth street. ON
SUNDAY, Sot. q, a. 2 p N, without further dice
FULLER-On Thursday morning Oct "a Mr. Robert D r"'
Ter, IN mo 3ith wear OF his aga 49,,
His friends are invited 70 attend the funess without Iaus
invita- ton from BIZ late fesi1onse, Na ~ Hess A"''
fourth street, Saturday morpi ig at u o'eioeA
UA RRIsoN-In brooklyn op Thursday. Oct ~ LIN '-'
wife of William H. HarrisoD, aged ~ yeas a. A..
PERRY - At Easton, Com. THURSDAY Wv
| CGrissa Tresd~el, wifv Of Orlando Pefy.
syIrUERLANp-st C,ruws,. Orange County o. sa.prcs5
Oct 49, Ida aud Tho,ns. within .ik Am G satbstiard
| scsriet fever, only enildfen Of j. D anu N y
| aged and year, and mon ths. -. e,.v
J Monmouth couv :, n. J.. PspessfsaN0"'
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EUROPE.
DETAILS OF THE AFRIcA's NEWS.

DETAILS OF THE AFRICA'S NEWS.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa, Capt. Sfsnnon'
which sailed from Liverpool at p. m. on tue i~'"'
and from Queenstown the 18Th inst, arrived mere
lat evening -.
Mr l.qiug, the Financial Secretary for lnoia' "hr
again en- route from England for Calcutta 10 Ie'uao
bis labors. ,...,
The Prince Of Wales wasabOut 20 pay hiS proWiSeo
,isit ia the Duke Of Newcastle al Clunter Sahie'
Nisconnt Forth, only son OF the Eau OF fer'n,
committed suicide al a hotel in Gloucester oy taking
IsuSaupp The immediate CAMEO OF the act was
,ief and excitement consequent on the death OF bis
mistress.
A new company was proposed, 10 try and estao-
Ill ,.f.e,spbic communication with India by the
Red Sea route they require no guaranty from
/ Government but demand all the concessions, &c,
that were ot,lued to the original Red Sea Company
I Prince Leopcld being in delicate health. would, it
WIS reported, pass the Winter in the SOuih OF
France.
Two letters are published from Florence Nigftin-
gale declining account Of i'll health to I've prceut
at an entertainment given in honor OF the Buckiug
hsmshire Volunteers She bss offered them plir Of
coorf, and SAYS she has seen more than any man.
what horrible thing war is, and yet feels more
than any man, that the military spirit, in u good
cause-ihat a ones cOuntry-is tie finest heaven
which exists for the national spirit. She adds: 81
have known intimately the Sandman soldier, the
French soldier, the British soldier; yet have no
Hesitation ia saying, that We had the better military
spiGt-ihe true volunteer spirit-to endure hanishps
for our Country's sake" n
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LATEST.

BE- TELEGRAPH 10 QResHstOpp.
Tie london Times editorially denounces the
course Of the French Princes in entering into the
American war;
IhyKRPool. Oct, 13-The r. NJ. steamship Eu-
rOps, from Boston on the I'd inst, arrived here at
noon to-day. General news anticipated via Queens
town.
PARIS. Oct. 13-The MouHepr, In its bulletin Of
today, SAYS the King Of Holland arrived st Com.
YeigHe al o'clock p. m. Yesterday, and was re-
ceiyed by the Emperor at the terminus The I'm.
press awaited their hajesties at the foot Of the
grand staircase.
recent pamphlet, and alleged 10 have been addressed
by the Emperor 10 the King Of Prus,ia, is pure
invention.
VIgvsA. Oct. 13.-It II raid that the servian Dep
utation, before leaving ConstantinoIe, broke off the
negotiations with the Porte.
TURIN, Oct. l3.-1he rumOred departure Of Carl
baldi from Caprera has been denied. The King has
signed the DEGREES relating to the administrative
organization Of the kingdom. 1t is asserted that
Gen Cialdini viii today publish declaration of hs
reasons for refippjpg the Lioutenancy OF Naples,
which are fad 10 be the cessation of brgandspe and
the reinstatement of public security III the South
eIn provinces. A royal decree has been Issued,
ordering that ell Italians who have deserved well OF
their country ehall benoefoIth be buried under the
Holy Cross Of Florence
MADRID, Oct. I2-Tbe City Of Corona, Ia the
Province OF Catalonia, has been visited by inunda-
tions, whereby i1menfe damage has been done TO
property.
BERHE, Oct. l2.-The Federal Council maintains
the truth Of the version Of the afair OF Vile La
Gri.nde, and is said to demand mdemniEcaton on Its
side also.
BrRLIy, Oct. l2.-The semi-oficial PIussisn On
ee OF this evening says the announcement II hardly
needed that the letters from the Emperor OF the
French 10 the King Of Prussia in the pamphlet re-
Gently published in Paris, entitled "lEmpereur Ell
PRoi Gniilame, are apOcIyphsl.
THE HAGUI, Oct. l2--Ihe King Of Holland lef,
the Palace AZ 2:30 a. IN. to dsy for France. His
Majesty Is expected " return about the 18th ins<
PARis Saturday.. Oct. l2.-rbe King Of HOLLAND
The Prince and Princess Napoleon have gone 4
CompeigDe.
The P.ss Of this evening saysthe stsSenspt of tb'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

Tx VERMONT QUARTERLY GAzETrEER, Nos i.
and H., edited by A. Maria Hemenway, and issued
By her at Ludlow, VI. is very crediisble and IN
ieresting work Of its class, compsctiy and web
printed. II il devoted 10 historical and Topographic
cal sketches of tie several Counties aud Towns
with biographical notices OF the notable persons who
live, or have lived therein, and is TO be co"ni~'"4 -
TIC elye Nos. That before Ms is deyoi"d to pehn'hs
e. c---.y, ....i ,.iVciusned with goo1 Likeness
of ex-Gov. Hand Hail. The work is rich in interest,"
TO vermonters, and we commend il TO tie favor Of
the migrated and daughters Of the Green Noun
tain State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
IOWA POLITICS.

10 ne Fiioy " The T. Y 7'riisHo
Sac: In your Washington dispatches Of the 10Th
inst il is ,aid that adyces received here show that
Mr. Nelson, Republican, If elected Representative from
Mr. Curtss District in Iowa large majority. Also
The Republican Supreme Judgeis elected ILerc'Hrns
Indicate he election Of The Gorcfa0r and L'cntcH4R-
GorerHor." VIII you please 70 say in your paper
that, whatever may be the indications 81 Washington,
it ia quite well known here that Gov. KirkwOod is
reelected 10y from five to seven times his majority OF
two years ago. in 1859 bis majority wss 3, 100: it Is
this year between 1000 snd 10000
Bpriirg'oa, Iopa, Oct 10. 1851
ut seems but just to explain that The Dem
ocratc vote was somewhat divided-a fraction
of it being cast for Zen. n. Samuel', who was
not the regular candidate. We think Gov.
Kirkwoods majority over both viii hardly reach
10, 900. Ed. Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

Opinione that France has threatened 10 break dpo-
attic relations with Spain on account OF the affair
of the NeepolitGn Archives, ia unfounded
PARIS, Oct. l2.-Tbe Bodrse has been very dull
Bentes closed at 6S.5, or 30 cents lower than yes
terday.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Afternoon--2 O'clock
C"rToNhe usrSct Las been strong to-dsy viii s'es Of
about ~ coo bses ncud 1910 for peculon and export
hRE.nsrUFFs-A articles steady and firm a. yesterdays
quotations.
fEoyIsIoEg quiet and uusltered
bpNEoS. Saturday AcrupOn.-CO~sots hsye h-er f.t -
dsv The quotation for MosE is VI aud for account 81
al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
SALES OF REAL EsTArE-By A. J. Bleecker.

CORONRRs' CAsgs.-Yester'lay, Coroner Sctirwer
held inquest the NewYork Hospital the body Of
Ann McCulouEh ey yesrs and mon cd whose des'h
had been by falling from toop frs Of the second
story house No 2G Mott street In consequence Of the
railing giving way Sep IA The jury ccnsusd the
Of the house for the Insecure condition Of the railing ri tbs
time of the occurrence Verdict: Accidental desth.r
Yesterday Coroner Jscknsn held az nqn. ct No l6 VIZ
csrge piece the body Of Charles Ebe who died suddenly
OF 5isesse 4 the heart yesterday Decea.ed Is years Il
eye and was formerly employed in the CustomHoose he
formerly merchant In Cans ohare' Mortsomerv Co,
NY His Tas among the recent removals OF Collector
Bsruev. 49,
Coroner schiner bed inquest Yesterday ct the New
York Ho,pita on the BODY Of John Couna who died from
injuries received a, the Novelty lion Works Cctobsr
Verdict accidental Death" Deceased wss III years oil age
ard native Of Ireland.
Yesterday the body Of Jared Washington The coored usn
who drowned days ago Pier No. East River
recovered and conveyed to the Bellevue Hospital Deed
House whore Coroner schnner held inquest Verdict,
accidental drowning" Deceased the time Of the sccident
route 10 UzyH with number o. her coored
who had cone from Csusds, and were tr way forp,
colony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
FRANCE.

il is stated that the Chambers Of Commerce OF
Lyons, RoueB, Muldouse and Other manufacturing
places IN France, the trade Of which with the United
States has been Frustrated by the civil war, have adj
dressed memorials 10 the Imperial government
urging an mined ate recognition Of the Confederate
States and the raising OF the blockade.
The monthly returns Of the Bank Of France ex-
hiblt decrease in the cash in hand of Sl00OO00 OF
8ucs and Increase in the bills discounted of over
80 U0J 600. The amount OF Rentcs and other funds
at the disposal Of the bank was rather under
y ,000oC0 being lcss than half what it was last
month. Ii was rumored that independently of the
two millions sterling TO be obtained from London,
the Bank Of France was making arrangements TO Sc
cure further assistance Of similar character through
other channels. IL was believed the two millions
would prove insufficient.
The Bouise on the llthw inanimate and shade
lower. Eentes closed at OS.;J.
TIE london Daily Meas says: " Some of the ac-
counts from Trustworthy quarters in Paris express q
Confident belief that the Emperor contemplates
recognizing the Confederate States Of the South, as
the want Of Cotton is severely lelt.'
Prince Napoleon and the Princess ClOililde ar
rived al Brest on the eth inst. from Boston.
The vintage accounts continue unusually fsyOra.
bic.
The Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, and the
Grand Duchess are to pay avhit to the Emperor
Napoleon.
The Paris correspondent Of TIE london Times
says that conference about Mexican affairs, at
which the Janith EmbsfsadOr would assist, was
about to he held in Paris.
There are rumors that the Chambers will be con.
voked very early in January for short session, and
that they viii then he dissolved. This IL said TO be
in Difference to the wish Of the Liberal party for
dissolution.
The Emperor Napoleon was it was said, about TO
dispatch naval officer Of high rank with an auto
graph letter TO the new King Of Madagascar.
A decree is published eXempting from interior
navigation dues until September leo, all cargoes
of grain, flour, rice potatoes, and dry vegetables.
Foreign vessels to enjoy the same privileges as
French ships.
Another decree is published appointing Admiral
La Gravierc 10 the command of tie naval division
which France sends TO Mexico, and nominating
tie commanders OF the five ships of the expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
NEVy-JERSEY ITEMS.

SUPPOSED MURDER-BoDY FOUND STABBED IN
Tv,,1y PIAcEs.-Justice Irwin of Mlddetown,
" j.. wascalled upon on Thunday to bold an inquest
upon tie body Of an unknown man found at Apple
gate Landing near the ilighlandsl. The deceased,
from appearance, was German, and had been III
the water but short time. There were about
twenty fighful siabs on tie body, mostly in the ab-
doinen and ofi side. The Jury rendered a verdict
that the deceased came to biz death by violence ut
he hands of persons unknown to the Jury. The de-
ceased WAS dressed in black suit, linen Shirt aud
Congress gaiters. $40 in gold and between two
and three dollars in silver found in bis pockets,
together with gold-paied tobacco or snuf.box con-
tanning a fnger-iiog marked Levi -, and a Ger
man newspaper. The body was placed in ice, and is
now awaiting identification by lii friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

RocKLAND CoUETY PEOPLES NomIsA1IoSs.-At
County Convention of the Peoples party at New
CITY on the 18th inst the following, composing
part of the county candidates for the ensuing cleo
lion. were nominated: For Member of Assembly,
James Westervelt; Sheriff, John !. Cole; Superin-
tendent of the Poor, George Benson Justice of the
Peace, David 3. johnson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

ARRIVAL or THE TEuTosM.-The Hamburg
steamship Teutonia, Capt. Faube from Hamburg
9Th and southampton 9th, arrived on Friday morn
ing, having experienced heavy westerly gales the
entire passage, aud seen much ice. Size brings 81
rst and seoontClaes passengers, and l29 in the steer
aye. She has. but little specie.
TIE CosTEDERArE MINISTER'S TO EURorE.-We
learn that an English gentleman. who applied 70
AFR. Beliamn the Rebel Secretary of State, for
pass 10 the North, was told by him that Messrs
Mason and Sidell had gooe TO Europe viz Tampico
yer. Cruz ana Havana, and that the steamer Nash
/ vile had rot left the port of Charleston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
ITALY.

The meeting Of the Italian Parliament is fixed for
the 9Th OF November
There were rumors al Turin Of dissolution Of
Parliament the ground that Ricaeol fears TO tId
majority against lin.
Gen. Cialiiui had deinitively resigned the Leuten-
ancy of Naples.
The command Of the forces in the Nespolitan
provinces had been offered 10 Gen. Della MarmOra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
WFsT COAST oE AFpIC.

The September mails from the West Coast Of
Africa bad reached Liverpool. A destructive fire ut
Bonny had destroyed half of The houses in the town.
Palm oil was rather plentiful on the rivers and on
the coast, but the prices continued very high.
TIE Wesl IfricaH Her0id says very little was
being done toward the production Of cotton, in spite
of some encouragement and earnest recommend
atoms and it does not think much will be done till
capital comes forward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

m y from all parts of the land, and iropl an or
r.';,at,ops. as their fathers rallied under SAMUEL
go and L.yeDoS in New-England, under GEO
CtrsToy in New.York, under hckfAS IL 'i'''; >
vsria. under the RoDSETs in Delaware "Noer
M,co, in North Carol;us, end under JL' 'i'soS'
u,D,soN and GEORGE Mason in Virginia
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Y TO and highly appreciated by tbs

are satisfactory to and highly appreciated by tbs
prisoners.
The folIoMpg letter, received by the Marshal yes
terday morning, will be read with interest:
BRzDouARrREs P0Rr H.mrroyl
NRw-YoRK Oct "a 1861. (
ROHRKr hrRgV, ESQ, ". r. Mammal Neio- York:
Nv attention drawn 10 staten. NJ in The Hsysd
this ming from rrsoner Lately released from Isfsy
cite Nov wish to cali your attention the article
aid subject ~ further e. your gnent Yos
and both know how hard tie Government stveu
mako hose prisoners comfortable. and in the whirlpool d
business thew Az have sppsIeEy bern neglected
both testify a. TO the present apple preparations whicb
beirg made not ouy reuder them comfortable but
put beyond the complaint Of some who would be unresssa
able.
In regard nvsef viii simply say tst have 10 the nj
Of ability tried 70 do nay duty alike TO the 4osem
merit nd he psouers Lieut. Wood q uucesiug 10 bis care
and waebulness ord you well know ready at any Tins
do oil ne for the comfort CT those under ne chass
With regard 10 improper snd fe Communications no AZ re-
leased psoueTs 81 such there IL question iof 10
Hon Secretary Of State 20 decide how far such conmuors
tioDs uvelde the parole 81 the persons nsAs
them. Nery respectfully. yonr obedient serS ant,
MARTIN BuBhE.
Lieut.. Colonel Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

FoRr LAFAYETTE.--Oue by one the State prs
oners in Lafayette being set at large after TAX
ing the OATH aud if the authorities 60 on at the same
rate for a few weeks Col. Martin Burke will have
nothing TO do but watch the big guns and fish of the
ro.ks bard by. T.. b. Schnabel Of Pennsylvania,
arrested in Connecticut foraIleged REASONABLE words
and deeds, was on Thursday liberated On taking the
oath Of allegiance. lie expressed entire Willingness
TO comply with the requisitiOn, remarking that he
was lswyer 10y profession, and had taken the oath
first and last score Of times. He declares war to
Inc knife. however, with all ." Black Republicans
He ayows vengeance against Mr.. Seward, and is de-
termned to bring the matter OF his Incarceration DO
fore the courts Of law. Mr.. Charles M. Hoge-
lin was also released on taking the oath. John
!. Shafer, to whom Deputy Marshal sampson
waa authorized 10 offer liberty on the same terms,
refused the oath, on the ground that he % subject
Of Great Britain, having been born in Canada, and
his father before him. He also Chains to hold com
mission in Her Britannia Maestys service. lie is Z
Director in She Great Western Railroad Company OF
Canada. and feels confident that lis detention III
duranee vile IL causing loss TO that Company Of at
least 500 day.
Yesterday Marshal Murray went over TO Gov.
ornors Island to investigate certain complaints OF III
gufcicnt exercise made TO Government by some Of
tie prisoners
The Marshal on Thursday sent down to the Fort
the following articles for the use of the prison
ers 100 bianketg, 900 pillowcases, 900 sheets, 20
single mattresses, 50 pilIoYs, 50 small iron single
bedsteads, so Armchairs, 20 small tables, 30 wash
stands, 25 Vashbowls and pitchers, 10 small Goa
stoves and requisite pipe, 50 wooden buckets, IO'
Tin cups. $50 yards of rope carpet suitable fdr laying
on brick floor.
Lieut-Col. Burke has Synthetic the Marshal tha
The ships galley and other ARTICLES fsiished BY hin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
COURT OF GENERA sEssIoNs-ocr. 25.-Before

Three lads, The youngest only five years Of age,
Confessed 20 stealing lead Pipe from Nos ll and Jl Grand
aud were to tho Juvenile Asylnu few days since
boys George Looms ard Patrick Connolly OF The same
tss "eie convicted snd 10 the House Of Refuge
Cornelius Sweeney Cshsnne Sheebsn convicted
~ s1saah nPon Cshaae CfaHey, and were Teuanded Tor
zane spaneDherg pleaded guilty Of keeping disordeTly
N-o AZ crtenwieb strce', and fined 30 Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

"Es1EEs VIRGINIA AFFaIRs.-Arthur J. Bore.
man OF Parkersburg aud William A. Harrison of
Clarktourg have been elected Circuit Court Judges
In Western Virginia. Both gentlemen have been
e''snfHely eageged in practice in that region FOR
pany years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
TURKEY.

Al the second Conference of the European Com
mission the subject of the union Of the Danublan
PTncipalies great differences Of opinion prevailed
among the representatives respecting made
by the Porte ia accediDg 10 the union. There
appears to be great difficulty in arriving at an
understanding upon this question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
grERocATEs coURT-oe!. ss-g.s.Is se-rosai. w1,'

The willie of Matthew Chambers. Schuyler Liv-
gton spd Mary H. Gfesnwsy were admitted TO probate.
ce,y Ito New Jerusalem The Of $500 TO the Amsicsu
sweeenbOg Printing aud Publishing Society," 1905 o to
~ husband Edragd VI. GreenWsy, tie sct % fscrnet a
sete belonging to her. 10 be given at suitable time and
psce To some new church society," al his discretion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26

CAPTURE OF CoyFIDEScE M.S.-Yesterdsy,
Off ere Slowey and Dusenbuy oftfe detective police.
rested Abrsm Nroi. aias Wilson who charged with do
ardius W f. Scranton Of No. % Canal street to the smoank
Of II sppeas that the accused has been going about The
ey borrow ig money in rom Is to 81 notes pur
porting have been signed by only existing In the
animation OF the prisoner lie taken beois Justice
Steer or examination.