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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
Tn, PrcaIdcbt's VIZ.

The Washington correspondent Of the SPRING
field RpuJhcdn makss the following good-na-
tured comments upon a power in tue land
which is not provided for in tho Constitution -
I'VE have for tho first tin Q in tho history Of
Presidents, a Presialsnt's wife who seems TO be
imLiuous Of having a finges in the government
pii. Her friends compare Mrs, Lincoln TO Queen
EliIgbsth IN her safe Smanlike tastes and capa-
biiues. She IL by no meas a simple, domestic
woman, but was evidently intended by nature
to mix somewhat in politics. Tina rhe does 80
l. undeniable. She has arc this ma le and IN.
made tine political fortunes OF an She is said
to be much In conversation with cabinet NOM
beIs, ard has before now held correspond.
snco with them on litical topics Some
90 30 far ~ TO suggest that the Pres dent is w.
dobted To her for 80 ne Of his ideN' and prU9cts
She Is a worry 3ctIvs wJman NJthins escapes
he. aye. She mal.,;e the affairs OF tho White
louse q do not dsIn 9tIie aifa,rs) with ab,li-
~, AMI " i'll SEQ ~ II that the old man' do ~
rot return to Spin field pehniless H. foreign
,,uIires her turn for politics would no. sub.
jntt her 20 adverse criticism but tho American
people are 80 unused TO these things that II IA
rot easy for them 70 like l.. Mrs. DouglAi wac
good doal OF politician, though She never
| I4luTed her husbSnd's position, but ra'hsi im-
| p owed II, by her social alliances. Miss Lsne
| never alluded 10 politics, and Mrs Pierce knaw
l nothing about them. She was probably the
most simple-hearted woman that ever presided
1 at tho Presidents table. The word simple i
not used in a depreciatiye sense. She was 4
pure minded, unselfish, Christian woman, and
knew nothing at all Of the world
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ReliEieus Ls,rty and American Citi1cu.
ship il Egypt.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
rREnDENT or THE UNITED STATES or
AMERICA.


rREuDKNT or THE UNITED STATES or
AMERICA.
TO HE HgIaey Moiaumed Sad pich1.
I'oeory cf-Egyps and hs DepeHSeAcaes &C., SC.I
GREAT AND Coon FaIESD-I have recoivs 2
from NJ. Thayer, Consul General OF tho Unite l
States ct Alexant ria, a full account Of the
liberal, enlightened and energet.; proceedings
which, on his complaint YOU have adopted in
bringing 10 speedy and condign punish
ment toe parties, subjects of your Highness in
Upper Egg pt, who were concerned in an at OF
cruel persecution against Faris an agent OF Ger.
tain Christian missionaries in Upper Egypt.
pray your highness to DO assured that these
proceedings, At once 80 prompt and so Just, VIII
he regarded as a new and unmistakes'le pr ot
equally OF your Highness friendship for t1e
United State and Of the frmness, integrity
and iidom with which the government Of
N.tu Il .,h ir~s - CONDUCTED
wts'ng YOU lre' prosperity aud success,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WAsuINoTos, Oct. ., 1861.
) It sppearsthat FARIs WAS Syrian physciao
employed by the missionaries in distrbutin
bibles and religious books at 0sut, the capital
Of urpOr Egyp'. A Christian woman VIII, hal
been compel oil to prufc g NJ 1om neii1isn lud
wished to return 10 her own C,,'h. -mploysI
FAsIs "a her attorney. to rt,r n the usce ,,rv
lie al act-.tn' this purpose icco-lin 20 the l,v.
On appearing in tho curt Of tbs Cad. he was
eeizel, bastinadoe1 AMI tortured In the mort
inhumn IN innsr until he swooned away from
his sulTerings. After being revilod, beaten
with slaves, shoes, courbishes (rAw hides), and
being tpit upon, kickcl AMI frighGully MANNED,
he VS. ORA, eyed by a clamorous mob urged on
kv the Cs1i and Mift 20 the cnmisal cell Of
fne prison. and only rnlct.c ths, evening whea
the I,lor reported BIN - bc diving.
Quo Conul, VIM ). rHAYER E'l on being
nt.fed Of thu outrage, at once took up the
ma''sr With determined enHrgy, diIegirding
The technical plea that FAeIs was not an Amer
lean citizen, and taking the ground that as All
dg,nt Ct two American citizens, (the re ,ident
missionaiicO an outrage on him vas an out
rage on them, and must H. ryiressod.
Mr.. THAYEks nep collation., were certainly a
model Of rim He domsn ir' ~ the vcer,y
the instant removal Of the G. III and all ,hs
officers e his court, DE II sj,nOD to h. pail
to the injured man, End the improvement Of AL
the gully parties, thirteen in number, Cor full
year The vceroy wanted to delay, to inves-
dgate, TO lie leRient and polite, &C., but Mr..
Thayer was incxorar'c, insisted on his terms,
and the pun shnen. wa' vi rinisicrod.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Toronto, C. W. oct. 19.-Both the Leader
and Globe newspapers today, devote each a
len lihy article TO sir. SeNIsd's recea. circular
letter.
The Leddcr says ;-''lf preparations Of this
nature are TO carried on, ON the South shore,
British power ON the North is bound not 10 lag
behind. 1t cannot DO an idle spectator OF works
svowtdly intended 70 DO u me- ACC against its
d0miDiun.
The GLOJs says that the Federal Government
Is exercising wise discr, ton, which We Of tho
Bitish Empire, considering our antecedents
should be the last TO impugn.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

lwfs scored hy the yapnse proprl9tcr 10 j
T''uit VI eluCdut ~ OuI,, Op"uinK ono bryun
a. y her, ard csparl" uf ..nt sepl-l.si t.t,
private rooms ~ cl,oin,' tn lding screen, ,nl
Sliding panels, which cNtou,td 4 wn he lcSlth
OF the building, and were easily moved IN ttTsir
groc7ed lines across the several apartments. The
walln were covered with neat white lowered silk-
en'grafnSt p pc, with native plintin.,s and
lirle ornimert- ta-iof liy arranged in each
an le and the u ~ was covered with the
usual 1ican mating, padded and fitted mo
square ~ obiOng uhptrtmeuts A cnait was
brought tor INC 20 sr IN h rupean s'via .
ana tbs Jepan"Js hnd!adv, a ~ dile
Agei, black .iOp'1oC perSonags NJ cnmsl,
WkS snd "is manners, MAJ hsr a..
foirance Her hu'han som rel. med our ~
t., III hb'h cOmbin "A their endc.vur- ~ asc,--
tan or wants and meet our tp,l iitsm-nt She
was SON in lowed ~ thrNe waitn. dam-l4
wearing t7,if taturI -,ts or sli,ter,nI shits
yetth. win the utfive rudlv chhplsx 81 ~ 81.
h,r'e ~ 10y little adiucsl addr On ut u ar
dust aud rOus,, AMI th,ir p' siuei wifh "a
dark purple crimson. Those youu, wait,i x
girls arc always selected a. tho most boan'iiil
sni pneppssesSing of their sex, and do beantu
themselves with simple, artless motestv In
all parts these public hotels are served by the
most handsome gifls; and was informed
that thoy were well conducted class and
that Japane4e law rigdly protects them
while filling such capicity in thes, houses
d refreshments. ga THIS occasion the ltndlady
and her native damsels overbuidened mo with
their attention, placing my chair in tho most
convenient spot, rc arranging my travelling
covcrets, VipinE my shoes, pltci'g n cushion
on my sea-, aud anticipating every want. Cake,
soup, lice anal sweet meats were brought In sue
ccs,ior. Ote laughing, hright-ryed damscl
Approached me 'eliug with u cup oC tea in
her hand; another held some sugar knecling
ON the opposite SIDE; while a third from her
lrwly pe urc ON the ground held to my lips "A
boiled cgr, already broken and pc led, with
the spoon con'ai' ing tho inviting morscl duly
tc,sonca with Sdt,-Dr. George Smiths Ten
U't,k, in JaD1n
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
The Case of Gen. Fremont.

81. LOuis, oct. ia statement in the Gin.
cinnAl Gdsere Yesterday 10 tho elfec. that
t'rv'sry Cameron IN his recent visit 10 this
t-par m,nt, hrout HI an order fom tho Prcsi
r-ut instrucIing General Fremont 10 transit, Z
he ,onm and a tho Western Military D.Iart-
mtnt 70 General Hunter, and thai that order
VS. DELAYED Mt the rques' Of General Fremont
pronounced uniro, II Secretary "a heron
orc such an order II was not presented. The
O.. tryiew lriweon General Fremont and Secro-
tAtv Camcrnn wa satislactnrY 10 both partiea.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

The above statements Of the rebol journals
It will be Observed, ce It tho usua' sur.-usrs
gs'con"'e, which amounts to nothing whoa
sifted- Like llol,n,' account Of his naval cx-
ploit however, be NANTES. inability TO ioast
Of any actual re ul's or trophies, show. tat tho
rebels were virtual, teatsn. We s5alI know
10 mig deftit,ly Of the aGHr, until the next
news from For, Pickaps
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
D,ath Of Col Abel Smith.

Mechdnicsriile, ". T., oct. l9.-Col Abel
Smith, Colonel Of the Thirteenth Regiment Of
Brook Ign, who was injured by the cars yest"r-
day morning, died at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
bis remains will he taken 10 WILLIAMSBURG.
Colonel Smith, who was aboard with some 9th
err officers and men, attempted TO jump on the
last ear after the train was in motion. He
mis- ed his footing, apparently, and the car
passed over him, crushing his two legs and one
OF HE arms,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Billy Wilson's Zouavo reg iment is said to
be competed Of all the New York thieves. -
Lir,JpOO Albion.
This could not be, without giving offence to
EnclsrJ as nearly oil the New York thiev IS
ere British subjects. Lot Lord Lyons look to
1t, that the English neutrality laws ara not vio>
, lated, and reclaim the Queens own" from the
tarnish If Democratic institutions.-,C 1mmu
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

o. serious trouble. A gentlemen has bean
making a tour Of 0sbui, urging tbs natives 10
csmmence the cultivation ~ cuttOn and for this
purpose he was distributins cotton soed among
mem. The seed, however. wa u,r corrrnon
hauve seed, which is harily DIT to culdva,c,
having almost degensrated TO a rank weed,
during the thirty or forty years since IL was In,
troduced.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
The London Times WakIpE Up.

A remarkable change Of tone on Amerie an
affairs, is 10 be seen in the recent editorials Of the
London Times. Under date Of Oct 9th, that
paper has the following remarks;-
The Norh will be able TO occupy the most
tropical and fever. breeding strips Of coast for a
TOW months and 1t will he for the military genius
of President Lincoln Generals TO make, It they
can, those few months long enough. Ia week
br two we shall probably hear that the whole
Federal army is on the move, aid that in Viz
R,inis, in the West, aud on some points of the
- seA-coast the ConfedsrItss are 10 he attacked
with the full strength Of the Government they
.Nave deftd.
q The Federal army is now undoubtedly far
Hyperion in numbers TO that Of It's opponents
The twenty millions of noTtherneIs AVE been
able to put in The field force which, though
f,txAggtrAtel by patriotism policy, is still one
IL the most imposing that was ever gathered
hinder the banners Of a state. The army COM
handed by General Nc Clellau on the Potomac
,Irobahlv exceeds in numbers the whole force
Which the Contederates have to defend Virginia
md the Atlantic coast. Wit out sending away
man from the army destined to protect Wash
pgton and 10 advance into rlinia, the Fed.
sral Government can direct expeditions against
I'll or POINTS which they Judge assailabls.
For iBs'ance II Is said that the success AZ
',ape Haiteras has been 40 complete and i'm
lor snt, and yet 20 easy, that the President has
etsrmined 20 COZ tinue this method Of warfare
nd that ono or two other expeditions are pro
ected, and, Indeed in actual preparation. 10
he West, TOO, the Feder4lists have very con
tderable forces and IL must be by a soma " nat
lepllrent ,,se Of them that the Nortn has re-
eiyeo the check at Lexington, Missouri. The
:outh INDEED, can mayer hope 10 equal its op'
,orents in the number Of its men. The only
5dyan,age that the South enjoys is that its in
lahitants are more generally trained TO arms,
md that thew will fight with thu desp'rl'iJn oi
men Who know that defeat really me H,s ths
fal Of The iHs'iWion t'~ 'rb'ch h'y h1rs t.tken,
,r7qY aud the destruction OF III II Rn p lit'ca'
.s.. in the E,SicrE.lu which Ia hal the
m 10 60 rec them.
eken, pa interOriiy stu moro important IL that
wsIIsnSh the COME irra'cs suffer in the mat
R and materials OF war. IL has beer
Abe southern states 10 neglect at once
DES)s and shipping. TIE coast is sc Alec
'sI p. fsw, clever seanel cpn nandlnl
p'rAsssels, and the skill for fahricatin.
'sr,sslowly acquired with al enemy
o. TO be from the s,u.b, =.
ouncing that General Nc
I'D ia bet Eecn the lines o
lfPotomac. Ii this DO a spa
n, ei tertaincd az the Sold
Sliyr..pf the Federal forces,
- he ASSERTION that " tn
tSA . freely" Ii the
clearer notions {
Sral, who will
My msnacih
e.ngton, tb
nportanc
N'aNur
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
I'll. Penn.,IynuIa R.aIm.Dt.

harrisburg, IA Oct 49, Governor Curtin
authorizes the announcement that Pennsylva-
mis- has already sufficient number Of reg msnts
to meet all acquisitions made by the National
Government, and that they are being filled as
T. idly as could be desired.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Montreal, Oct 19.-Colonel Rankin, who
stands charged with ondeavoring to enlist men
for the Union service, has been dismis od by tho
government from tho militia service. Lieut.
Clark has also been dismissed from the cavalry
service on the same charge.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
The GRIND Trunk Railway.

TOrOnto Oct I9-Notico has been given OF
an application 10 the Court Of Chancery for the
appointment Of a receiver and manager for thu
G aud Trunk RUlway, and for an injunction
to restrain Barring Bros. 4 Glyn & Co., Rn
glish contractors, from seizing the rolling
stock under their executions against tho com
DAny
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

C'ofon Dam, oct lS.--Chauncey NJ Dcpcw,
~ Psckskll VIVA today nominated hv to Union
Cow ntion for Membcr OF tho Third Assembly
District of Westchesior county. H. was Rlso
nominated by the Republican Convention by AZ
clamatitn
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Greet Fdils, ". II, oct. 49, The flannel
factory Of John Townsend, at Milton Mills, n.
600, which is partially insured. The factory
was running on Government contract.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

o,hes. with q million It white inhabitants and
but comparatively few slaves, can ever belOng
" the SCuuh
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
fBu Tslearnah 70 Queer.to,cu l
The Potomac Blockade.
NO SERIOUS DAMAGE DONE.
so VESSELS PASS UNHURT.


Washington, OCT. 2O,-Thc report from the
seam tug X, soIuto u at the rebels have stretch.
ed a chain scross the Potomac, rear Ruid
Point Ferry, proves to be untrue, a. has been
asccrtsired by careful Inquiry, in responsible
quarters. Since last Tuesday, whoa the rebel
batteries first regularly opened, about ifty yea.
sells have reached Washington and George.
town. The schooner loaded with hay, cement
and furniture, which yesterday fell into the
hards Of the rebels, is the first casualty Of
that kind, and is alone owing to the breaking
Of the hswser by which it WAS fastened ~ the
Resolutc, aud drifting towards the Virginia
shore. The other vessel in tow arrived heru
safely wi h the K, solute Notwithstanding the
attack from the batteries upon them. The tug
Murray came up during last night, with two
schooners in tow. They escaped u1hurt though
fired upon. The Murray returned the compli.
r~e-.
TANNING LOOK AHEAD.
This morning a heavy detachment from
Gen. Smiths division with portions of Motifs
aud Ayto's batteries AVID companes Of tho 9Th
rgiment u regular cavalry, aud G Il. Fried
N ne PbiladClphia cavalry, advanced towards
Fairfax Court House, on a reCOYnUisance. They
went ss far as Flint Hill, whicA is two miles
aid half this side OF that village, s~A over
looks IT, They Saw there the pockets of the
envy in such larger force AS q imprea them
III the belief that the reserve Of the rebel
ar oy was not far from that point.
The 'xpedititn was accompanied by Generals
Mcclellan, Porter, Smith and Hancock. II
probably returned about nightal.
NOTHING To CRY ABOUT.
Those VINO arc ell, cted with wax nerves
viii pro1sbly be relieved by the fact, which
- ascertaised AZ the State DEPARTMENT, that
the sdvices received by the mails OF the steamer
Arabia, are more than usually satisfactory, but
there is great activity in schemes for violating
the blockade and introducing contraband goods.
LORD LYONS WRITES SOUTH.
Lord Lyons had addressed brief circular TO
Il-r Msjesty's Consuls in the southern states,
enclosing the following, as embodied in the Off
cial note of the Secretary Of State, namely;
The law of blockade, which does not permit
a vessel in blockaded port TO take on board
,TgO after the announcement of the blockade,
will bs expected TO be strictly observed by all
v. ss,ls blochalvd by the naval forces of the
u tied States.
Lord LYONS ins'ructs those C)nsuls TO take
this law for their guidance.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
Nrry ClothinE Mutters-A Protest from
nosOn.

BD,'or, Oct. 10 The Board Of Trade and tho
Gonmi'tcc Of Associated Bake have protested
tothe Vrrrmen against the purchase IT army
clefhins in England, for which purpose United
Sttos Quarermas or Thomas lofG in the steam
II NagrrI. with letters Of credit amounting
% I'VE millions OF p1u ds sterling. IL is ru-
morcd that ths Government has cOuRtermanded
the or'cr by telegraph 70 Halifax or Cape kace
At oh cl latter poiot tho Niagara will call -
night.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Fortress Monroe, Oct Is BaifW,,re, Oct 10.
-Gcne al Wool has issued an order wing every
male couirab1nd employed ia the department
eirht dullus per month, aud every female four
Dol am par n,onth.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
TlAElUN IMyoam AT INV IonK


Shlco jail '''''''''Pi'@'"''tS0N 'V"'S''A'@
Tieiu p Tts of general merchandise for she esE
lncluds 30 200 Ia GGds, 8IS,93T, in md g, 8A,O59
oDrum, Sil2ST Ia paints, Sl2 SI3 In bicarb sDdA,
A. Gp4 IN sOds ash, $5i9yT fits, So4oT In watches
{bO2J3 T. dre,sod hides, 83O,+| In undrcssed
hidea SsG'T in wines, 81, sdT In cutlery, tilll4l
m gum, ~ 6yI IN hardware, 3 O,tsO ia pig iron,
4. Gl6 in rAilruat iron. $1,000 N metal goods,
81 200 10 stse., sTG49 in books, $40, !9I In log
w,od, $3.50 in bags, $lo5it in coal, SOL -5sT In
sat u, s23 lOl m cocoa, $50 "a in coffee, 32O,o7l
aucy goods, sS,lSl in machinery, sT,'5s in rice,
t6sOl In sails, sd4,lT4 in hhds and b. b sugar,
oil, 96T in boxes and bagI sugar, S6O5 h2 in tea,
$3.50 in toys siT,OsT in tobacco sS,s69 In vultaTe
Gathers, sl2BIs in waste, 3lO4sG in WOOL
a,,..,xy uAIEa pTuqF Ann
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

baltimore, Oct. i9-Tha vanerabls Thomas
ildey, ,Lc founder Of Odd Fello wship, dod this,
SATURDAY, morning suldsnly.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Uriel Wright, a me rt.r Of the Ststc Con-
ven'icn Samuel T. Chpchiil, a msy>,'cr Of
tie Legislature, and J1tn r. Chapel, ell no.
toiious tehcls, were arrested here today by order
81 the Provost MIrshal.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

A COLLISION OCCURRED between two trains
on the Quincy and St. Joseph railroad, near
parsons wors badly iOjuodi and several cars bro
ken UP,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

TuIs is THE GEAsON OF THE. YEAR. whom
children tee'hing almost certain to Afflicted
with Dys' ntery aud DiArrhna. M-s. w4RsLow6
SOOTHING sYIHP Is never falling Ssmedy for.
odheaSss, and will give Immediate relief frou.
all pain AID dstrs~- ncidon, " prpos OF tes.h--
ing. Every mt thsr should provide IL Tor hsr ehii-
d en-.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Il Is now bslisved that the large rumbr Of
men reported TO have deserted from General
Ptices army, including sOms ayo or six thOus-
and said 10 bave been disband after the fall Of
Lexine on, are still in the service q the rebel
lion, and will form in bands IN various parts Of
tho state for bridge burning and general mirau-
ding purTs ses.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
Foreign Intelligence.
Four Days Later from Europe,

50 Johns, ". r., Od ia.-Tlp sie,rn,bir
| Etra, from L verpoo, 90 e. . h, wa . d-ens-
/ town on the 10th list srriyed of Cape Race
On Friday night.
The da'e' FER The Z ms, are four days later
I than u o'e per the Arabia
| III, King Of Prussia had paid a two dsys
viiit to 'he I'm, erU Nap. eon.
Chin' De"s \ a nus IA, report the death Of
he En , fvi If China
II Nss I.p)Ttei mat the Pcince Nan ,laon had
ct. hc mperU- ~ France AN important stI's
% per on affairs IT. America.
tie I"hdOn TID.eg edt'uria " thanks NJ
S-~sfd ter the jus, ,N.rciss # his judxmen .
r.iSt've 10 the nJen7rlti against Dr. RUSSELL
,t"lr corr pondeu' although his (sewArd' -
sbo~s ring u'.h,r 'Irren, 1t feeling.
NJ LINDSAY nemh-r Of the British Parla
men'. m a public lee ure again strongly urged
tie "Nl" drtcy # England ana Franc, endssv
orirg 4" fleet - acetul separation bstw zen he
y rhou ANA SOithern states
IT,. B'i, ian American Company have dis
~ lv,d
Ed Russell ina reply to a membriL on
NJ Niyhn STAIRS, discourages interference ia the
Internal affairs of Mexico, but says that the
Government will exercise the right Of requir-
ing security for persons and property, and for
the fulhlmtnt Of Engagements.
Mr.. NaLdenbon, the celebrated actor, had
died at the age Ot seventy.two years.
The King Of Prussia arrived on his visit to
the Dperr Napoleon at COmpeigns on the
9th, a. left on the Sth int. Everything pas
sci oil we'll.
Ire King Of Holland was expected to visit
Frauce on the l2tn inst.
IL was stated that orders were aJout TO be is.
81 vi to prepare tho French SOU uirou for Mexico.
The high price Of bread continued IN claim
att N ion at Pam, aud the Government had is.
tued an assurance that the price would not bo
fur her advanced
GTIbAldi had left Csprera, bat hii destination
was unknown.
II wa rumOred that Gen. Ratazzi would ca
t,t the Austrian Cabinet
The American NJ MISTER az B,rliu was nego
tiating with the Hanover Government for the
riacGi1n Of conii ions for the abo t,on of at Ats
Juos.
Tho Spanish Government had consented 10
deliver up th Ncapolitan archives.
At tie insurr,ctiOn Al Cyelady, Poland, the
Ru,siln EAGLE was torn from the pablo build
II. and the Polish substituted. Tne Mayor
Of the town WA killed.
--latest.
by Telegrd9h 10 QIeens,oicH
Lir,rpooi, Thursd1y sreniag Catton-Sales
,ss'e'tay and today, go, coo bales, inclu ling
5000 bales TO Spectators and exporter
u . market is excited and firm, and clio o. with
a trihinz advance.
Brcad.tuir- hrm. Corn active mixol 81 (, Cd.
Pruvi'ipns quiet aud steady.
LoHdon, 7hHr'iiy erening.-Conaol, closed
to-day al 92A. 92I.
American Securities are quiet end s'caiy.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

a. ovef ..... S-a %
'imo hy III 70 q 90 2
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
IRON.
F | N A N & | A L, 60.
NEW YORK, Monday, oc,. 81

NEW fOIIk, MondAy, Oci- II.
Tho week opens with q steady stock market, but
H.. amount of business WAS smaller today than for
ng tine, and Alnos, wholly for cash.
Money Is fairly active 81 CAT per cont. on call.
,h.tGy al the latter rate. Upos prime commercial
fsp.T li,,ls Ia doo uuder legal ra.ea The uArkeI
'or foreign exchange op ms at about tne proas cur.
rent last week, but without much doing mus far.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

A LoT or PsrcL CARrRrDoHs s.r,-sf %
10 the cavalry At Washington, few day,s Ago
were found TO BE- filed with wooden plugs 70
turnip seeds.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
rhia sAhls " derived b. aonparisO. q the Fra
D ard sAles sash dDyI-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

a.siA.......2G an
llnNes. ......, -ait
Finger, race ..lO-,aiOS
Nutmeg, No. l. ~ $3.50
Fewer, SamA l1htaliN
ftmanto, ia Apl
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26
Reported for the ". Y. Sun
MONDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1861.


Sperm ....... p -(GJl
Adaninutins 80. lGN(ailS
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

tytIs6i n, Ii-m29
g. y lsfu 'h..... : %
Cpp ls5A,lb... 90
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-10-26

Plpe6sheci,l b. a 7
Barnet cash 6o0q
Gnle'H, l0Ulbs p sgd'h 50,
Spani.h......b ~ -Cdh sT's
Engliah. m