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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
GreBt Britain

The Europa and Hecla arrived on ING <oea;
The Arkwrigbt from New-York, arrived al h'e'Po''
September 26 . ~, ,hs nth
Walter Savage Lander died at Florence Oh 'De i''H
Of September ...,oa
TIE coroner's inquiry into the circumstances
attSpding the murder OF Mr.. Briges WIS uiuuse 80
denomination, on Monday Mr. We" VINO saN Wy ~
MIA In the railway carriage WIN tle ,, -,
eSs,ld not swcsr to the identity 81 Muiie, WIZ va"
ken Ills Evidence on this point excited eonsiuernnie
ser ,ation in court especially when Mnher Vas igiou
nv The coroner 20 put the hat found IN the oariaSe
The coroner summed mp IN yer' Tncid U'n"eI ~. 90.
ts ,rv rrs,,rned a verdict of wi murder against the
ny;sorsr Muller WINS then removed 10 S"w.s'fr'e|
xheye thc adiouIed narsteria exam nation took pace
sod n considerable amount ~ evidence was heard.
YinaIly the prs,1er committed cf thai, resr'lhe
his defence.
Their ROYAL Highncsses left Copenhagen on
che 24th of September for Stockholm They WI reur-
IN eight days
III, Loudor Tfrpss In n Icader on the late hght
tween Admiral Fsrraguts feet and the ram Tennessee
An Mobile Bay SAYS Z" We must now invite the pnnht
to draw conclusion from this ext aOrdinHry rial VI
txo things Oneether tho urmOr cf the TENNESSEE ~hs
superior 70 ANY Of the targets which represent our IRON
cads ur the ord aaBcc OF the EedOrs Is superior 10 O
artillery We have sleady said that we do Mt thins
the farmer bvpothesls could be maintained for mo
ept and conseQueltly must close With the iatier
This we 90 withOu; hesitatiOn. ard we imagine tha
rrs persons acquainted with the subject would DC IRE
pared 20 afirm mat the guns which penetrated tht
Warrior target would. at ten feet distance nave
smashed in the sides of the Tennessee before the seton
had lasted quarter of iN hour"
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Letter from Cen. Dobiado.
l. $40, NE C1.rie, De, Erais Unis.

10 ne Edilor Of The CJuris, dss Etais CHu'
SIR: Referring to Mexican affairs in yester-
day number u yonr dali, paper you speak oil me III
terms so highly offensive to my honor that feel com
pccd in salfdeense TO trouble you again for the pub
LEGATION Of few lines.
repent once more thet never did solicit anything
At al nf tie socacd Imperial Government ~ Mexico
nor DO intend returning there 70 submit 10 1t; he whs
40 state. ialsely aii uis That have done So
isam most infamous caiumry TO insist upon saying
n I pr,tendod a. axe an arrangement with the In
yaders my private property WHAT possess ID
tbe st of Guaunlunio has been acquired just - legal
IL rs any property bought by any one elSc-politcs
bayiue nothing 10 do with my fortune which has been
gotten by honest labor for that very reason need ask
ma ganrnnicr a, all Of the socncd Imperial Govern
mont Ny property. like ever! other PERSONS IL guar
snieed hy the civil nVs IN vgor In Mexico long before
tho country was invaded o. oil TIE nstona property
sold in Mexico bought but one -iDge house. and that
paid for according Ia the regulation Oft laws q" r."
form, enacted there by the Legitimate Government "
my country The French ini.ryclt.dn has never da"d
90 a,e them IN spite o' the eNigcrers Gerry
aid traitor, because every one know, that ""lhs ~
them the French resisting IN Mexico have become pos
sssors of more than oua.th.rd ~ tho so.cacd ehnrc
properties.
Therefore that person asserts what Is urtru" VITO
pers..s In affirming that have obdesyorcd 10 enter
irtn any kind OF arrangement with tie nsnTlor Of
Mexico 20 savs ny fortune. AID defy anyone %
show my signature affixed to any document cf the
Alld.
did pretend to sAvo ny fortune leraly acqu'i'd' ou'
ly the only moaus honorable To Mexican in these cir
canstances viz: helping to keep no he war against
tie usurper. tie French aud traitors ard ropolas
force by force l., the utmost Of Any power uink. by
~ doing have done my duty IN Mexican emit
grated 10 thi. country afer %" Aio q" war mao ffo'co
aa ar.o H. me- and after losing nearly GIL ny soldiers.
ny orcct on coming 10 irls country. allow nc
e. Soy do no, consider my1H bond To ocrfte n To
nny one. and much lcss 81 writers Who iadgs nshty
of persons whose prosent misfortune sEt.ies them Ia
tic respect Of all know. pcsAsPs. better than any
ono ESQ, tho li'- vs're Of &c guarantees the
u,rrrcrs government rist. tess'r he. FOR save III,
30 forgotten tl- wsstA ~ Mr. Sgns signature at
the PrclIn'uaT!rs II Ia. so.edsl Ncsr Servant.
n DoDtApo
M, Yo,i o.. : lfGi.
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tte Constitution vii, again DO sacrcd thhg-that the
Union Will be restored In ''s former str9htn anu con,
ppteress aud that III. bow Vi peace an" pl"Spct''y
oueo more DO spread over his Afflicted ana ocou-
stIined land. ,. -, , ,,,, so,1iars
In tho field The lg"t to vo,o ma an w.
thew shall bo allowed 10 yot. mi the Eaant sh"ltiu
bc, ,,,y kor Y,n pfofes t0 believe that tiey WISH
70 vote for your candidate ce euro tns' ~. n"
iority would vote for Gen. Mcclellan. ana, therefore,
ma, Won this offer; II you 'sl nhc !oht iihuec' VII"
~. that u. To- oven channel fo' reaching our
armies will agree 10 print and sent :" ertrg sosa,"
FROM this State not "9l, INC n,on sp 49,,
az McCl.lan with noticeable mu7!aohc ana outtons -
bat also the abolition sodicEs ticket upon WI'n ia
,te cersinty there shall 30 the likeness OF L'neoln ~
any costume you my prescribe, oven though 4" ~
Scotch cap and long miitny COAX =, ,o,,
,ne Of tho most amusing points ~ sonf hI're OWE
a,tenpt to lstort the 18th section ~ tho solrrs D.
ting Low. which eect,on was drawn ~ Nc '"o'
whole zee Lion. i.GiicisiDg como paris;
syc H. Any officer OF th, sa:c, Of y, Tinted Ssfe
Who shall dlrsiy o. nd sc.y csatrol u rti 10 t
sny rch enii..i e!'oor IN he 'A" isr o. sny !" h.
under this Act By bribery fear Of punishment no
cfregid, any ohrf corrupt " anr'fJ eaie or
whatever or % annoy iYui'r o., w. i"'.' ."y ~,
oms, o. nan fy f,e ;ei Ia nay hare sler'd
49,. ,iy.t shall be- deemed guile. O. an ohen,o asar. me
sovereignty hi. Stale. which hIl ho pnui-led =" ms
denoanor TO- which IL my be 'di,d Cad s,d a. ~
tHiss tar, ric hs'eI ~ Da4i n'tn ''f NM ~ hl'
STATE aud rpon conviction be- i 81 ," imp i,osfd n. ie "a
not yesf and hred m mn no' 'scee ns ono
tho..sud dollar AM ie .hal = c,osfh b" h-'' "'i
COZ vi ion iirreof 10 bod suy of 4. ~ us stole ,
This brcton WIS adopted b. She votes ol men o' ri'
parties 20 fcbrAs such acts a. sue Dismissal ot i'eh
Edgery from the United states Army ZOO Voing "
Democratic ticket I. may uCt avail 10 prevent or pm
sh such WRONGS II pcrpcissd beyond ihe trisiict ON
Of TINS state Int certainly accomplishing one result.
By the force of aw o. lie rsat STATE Of Nos iofs !;
brands such 0cts that OF Abraham Lincoln ana I'd
win NJ Stanton in disnifsin. The officer h.y. named
az cum, and imposes i"r repetition, Ia the case of
any New YORK aoldi-r tho ssrsdo'ioa y fr'onrtsL
Yours respectfully, hELsDS j. NAIERBtRl.
C.c. u ,.s yads' Ado,ats Ge'eri q "a. safe Of A''r
To,i, Del 10, 1871
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Prussfo.


The Nord DeutsoAe Zsitmng, referring 10 Her
Bsmsrks dispatch Of August 81 In reply 20 the Engsi
note 81 the 2h, states that tho former does not ene
into the details OF Earl Russels note but merely
tions that Prussia never called in question the rights
Christian TX. and could not therefore demand the
nunciation Of those rights.
With regard to the apprehensions expressed o. posi-
BE Disadvantages 10 the Dstionaes Of North Schler
wig Herr Won Dsmarks dispatch declares that ths Y
are nBfounded and SAYS that the events which have
rsDspred between the close VI the London Conference
and tue conclusion OF the preinnares Of peace have
Induced Prussia 10 retrnito her proposal Of May q
Herr Bismsrk expresses bis satisfaction that Eng
band is paying more attention 10 the wishes of the
Duches than size did at the Conference, and rrjoces
shat IN this respect al least there Is assimilation Of
the views OF the two Cabinets.
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Fra nee.
o,n prs Of Sent. o.. saws:

A telegram from Paris, OF Sept ~, SAYS;
The statement that Count de Sarsges had communicated
Are note OF A. Drouyn dLhuys announcing the Franco
italian treaty 10 tie Pope and Cardinal ADtoncul Is
confirmed Ills Holiness hos received the commnnica-
.on with great interest snd has demanded iht CO..
shou BE- eft with him stating that he vo1ld e4awihv
them wiki the attention they deserve.
The Pare of the 2ih states that NJ Sartges IN con-
ancatug the terms Of the Italian CIhFehtloh
70 the Pope announced that the Government o; the I'm
peror renewed it's offer Of advice. 10 also PROMISED s
assistance carrying out those measures Bs hohhes
might deem necessary 10 adopt III view OIL he stare oi
things which the Poti1cial Government might sh"ii!
have 20 meet. The Pope and Cardinal Anton IL ue
eiared thar they not surprised at the announce
pent since they aware that the present sldn go
ouud no, be maintained by the presence OF the
French troops and that the Emperor had al~a acted
ioyaly and had indicated that the Intervention was
essentially provisional
The Pore added that re had AZ that moment DO OBJ
servation 10 make relative the engagements under
taken b. Italy in reference e. France, aud reiuestd
tine for mature reflection before communicating bs
expression Of the effects the state OF things might
have upon the PapecY.
NJ de Bonnechose, at the ceremony of re
seiviny the Cardinals hat said: France has always
wished. aud still wishes, guarantees fE The temp raj
power OF the Pope The Euyeiur Napoleon also de-
sres them because he knows France TOO wen not t be
aware ofths sentiment aud OF she necessity for union
between France and the Holy See La France an
nounces that NJ Vui;ry viii he appointed President Of
The Council replacing NJ. ROWLAND who has resigned
Several letters received in Paris state that the Ene
rvr Of Russia wall pass the winter at Nice.
Sir ii. Bnlwer has arrived in Paris Queen Christina
has set for Spain The Times Paris correspondent
SAYS Merchants and manufacturers In Iaris cOmpisn
OF the 1navorsdle effect produced trade in general
By tbe raising of the rate Of discount by the bank Of
France from 20 per cent They oonsder u The more
encaed for ut moment when the precious metals arc
There has been fall OF II in the price Of four at tho
Paris market The price flour. officially quoted was
<ef Sc Tue d,cino is attributed to the numeTo a.
sffers SELL and the un~i!insness or spcuat"rs 10
enter into new engage'oonts Shs noncs S !"
Aonday az 65f 90c
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! Terribia Catastrophe on Lake Eric
Loss o. tho Eeveuue Cater Winsiew.

from The Cleveland Herald, Oct. O.
Another catastrophe with loss OF lie must bs
added To the large numbr that haS oessrrei on Laws
Erie. curing the present season q csvieeIion. and
ytiiu :ne vicinity of Clevc nd 2<e Revenue Crttsf
0ormeily teg) inslow, last uit wrecked on tic
ers cat Of our rbof, and Far lost Ilc pagllcu-
lars of TIE disaster q c AS follows:
The Win,0'S was built in 1862, ard was of go nuns
burden ore o tle strongest and pG%cra. Of he-
class on the lsker. She ned by tho Mcasrs. Wins
low. She has been employed ~ towing since she ~as
built until Let Setemlef, when she was chartered -,
tdc Cover nmeDi, aud converted into Q revenue Cater
She was hiie ont in Buhao, and on her tr.s
cuke under cornmard OF Cap. Ot,irger tn, Nfrslos
carried crew of lwcaty seven men. inclang officers,
her armament consisted Oh one tenpoud rims gun AMI
the necessary Snail arms.
She arliyed here dog two dgo, and yesterday az
ternOon let FOR q cruise down the lake. The wind
blowing rcsh from the Northwest aud after reaching
point twelve miles below this pr the wind haf
increased Ia perfect gale. ond Capt Ottinger TUNED
round aud put back IA this port In coming into tne
harb0r 81 right che struck heavily upon the bar at tie
mouth uf the liver. and stuck. SIZE was backed OK
that she hnated, but II fund thut In striking the
se tho after part of he keel it had becoB,. ~ bert
up that IL came In cUnt1ct with tie ppClcr-wbeei cnd
rendered. the machine cry perfectly useless SIZE was ~
the mercy OF the wind and Was driven by .he waves be-
tween the railroad piers and went n the sres OF 10
thar extends from tie pittsbnrgh Goal Pier
across 10 Wheeler's Dining Hall She was driven
broads.1o the spcs with tremendous force knocking
hole ~ her side iiun!r ely.
All tho officers aud men, and Mr. s. j. Grosyenor, q
Buffalo who was on board, succeeded IN reaching ic
spies. This was between AID lJ0cilck
A portion Of the men succeeGed in getting from 10
sres on 10 the piers In safety bit in ,bs attempt four
Of them were washed ~ and drowned W The waves
that were running entirely the spcs. The naIeo
of those drowned were: John Kelly. QuaTeTmaster,
John Fox. Coxswain, Timothy Lyons, seaman, and
Chas. Washington, boy.
The Cnptain and eleven men remained Oh the splS
from half past 10 O'Clock. the SEA breaking ~
t ely ihem every MI ne, end fhe weather Yey
cold. Capt. Mckay II The steamer Ciy % cleveland,
hearing ~ h.. pericas gi.G.inn Of tie wircheG men,
drtsriDrd 10 rescue them II possible He lowered
Of the steamers boats ~ tle deck and ia sing The mae
MIR George Mckay, and the two whsrlInen, d'agga
the boat gcross railroad piers and succesoihy
launched il into the wafer The i1en then got into 1t
and ut the Imminent risk Of their iveS Succeeded "
reaching the cIingng men ami taking then Oh nnd
landing them safely on the shore IL was Ier'I""s
and heroic deed aud reflects the highest homer won
the humanity and bravery Il Capt. Mckay AMI BIO
rssa[iatca
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Conso.s we're heavy on Monday, aad slo,

N"h<O.s we're neaNt OIL mvAuaF, ScC Siord az
n. ecour, lppi-sticis lie Bsns ro-g sr,,,
'ls' On sstrr'ay arc In ih- open rukri TIE MOI
tse best fore bartSg bib g. iiro., CelrS paid VI,
shares receded IT,. Leeis Bsaf sgr- IL ksly 70 eaj 70
come strange oi;e!osr. IL discovered th5. J. w
Hsf.fen al ron ef who hss s0s,cndsd "a tnsrs, and
20 whom the o.ak had mat. rgs sivas,ss had hy hse
ard bis cashier forged ranrcu 81 TIE tote. .!
ia forseTi-s IL s.iJ 70 Be $40 co.
I< Lseds bsrcs,y mentions stftonr' fsure-ths. o.
W Cspss5, Bat ''s;es So We liabilities not s-se
40, ths the dslitt ncr es l.-1 ent--y conf Led %
-. parties soiapfotifea rih lac BAH The demands
'ir a. .feho<ers syil ~ heavy. br nors thar
r-sPeDded TO- Rft hsetite- e-'ana.d ~ OD0 o. Al
ned Iere socD rsrcisn tailed; Liabilities sbons iJdce
LONDON McsHY MAREIT. Sept 27.--JTher, has
s~n improvement & TIE ton. BE r,,ri. n d,, and
Cesos closed 8iaf8 In tis s.oct Jxel.ry. IN. ,srxs
.hoTi losp. b . &c. q AID pr eert '''
90 fsae ate Losn clereJ e. ~ % ~!
l.fs share, pad up er-t y Ine.s Cenrs! t,,.ya
fnnct ReItei cc.ed tjt "a.
LryrRPOOL CoTloN MAyKzT Sert 2r and y,
-. kr. o. sales for TIE "o DAYS amour, so L,I..
$3.50 spsca. alton and export. Prces ine,lu
LIyEErooL Co.'s DAsxZT, sept. .5.-riY.e
American Amber Spring hes ~ coed demand a: Kv III;
hsy. prices lsui "a y ps iorer. Indian CoIo-Am.t
,sa Mixed, 21i5
LONDON Corn m>ukET, sept. 26.--Market duh;
vyi-es2 lower than Monds~ is.t
LONDON COLONIAL kAPgyr, Sept. H.--SassY
arh. Csfss ss''es Tern. Isioa rssgy ga 75t1t
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Later News from Europe by the Blochndc-
| running Nicnprer Chnrlottr.
CAPE RACE Oct. 6, Ga PORT HcoD, Oot. 10, Is
Il

| CAPE RACE, Oct. g. ,id PORT HcoD, Oct 10 1864.
| The blOckade-rnnning steamer Charlotte from
Cork on the Goth 81 September arrived of this point
this evening. iier dates are two days later.
| The steamship Scotia, from Ne.-York, arrived at
Queen-iowh the :Oth uiimo.
The London money mlrket was very tight, and many
failures in England had taken place.
The Confederate Loan had declined six and half per
cent.
tn. (ork R<pofTe 81 the :sth contains the follow bg
market reports; Sugar dull Gud ratos weak for
and refined. Coffee steady. Tes not much wanted and
prices without change. but with q declining tendency
Rice dull. Salt peter dull"
On tie London Stock Exchange the opening ps!cc "
Consos for money was o7iasi aod for the new Three
Per Gents s5t aS.
I'll. Londo, I'1is Meas IA rs city article Gays:
Renewed heaviIcss prevailed In the stock Market
Yesterday. The large arrival ~ specie and the
timed purchase OF gold by the Bank almost in view
o the deafness OF money and the strust Occs.iont by
the mercantile failures which taking place in
the cotton and produce trades where heavy losses have
latterlT been incurred. The Confederate Loan
tremey heavy and experienced sl OF less than six
and baf per cent owing patty 70 the defeat Of Early
10 the Shenandoah Valley. but chiefly 10 the prospect
indicated BY present adyices of the re'econ of MI
Lincoln =, the Pre- deDtiai chuir"
Sigpor Psc;nuo has accepted the post Of Minister Of
Italian Public Works
A letter has been published from the captain COM
mandng the CsGbineers in the Casteets square the
night OF The 2ls which statcs that tie troops not
ordered to fire the people bat that the discharge
took place by accident
Some Turnese citizens have published manifesto
stating their conviction Of the necessity for the country
to continue coufse " legal agitation IN order 10 max"
farfiament aware VI the motives for opposing the
franco itafan Convention The manifesto further
nounoes the formation Of a committee 10 COLLECT sab
scriptions In favor Of the sufferers from the disturb
ahcee OF the 2ist and I'D September and 10 promote
petition to Parliament sgalnH tho Franco Italian Con
yeDtiOn
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1--WE PAWS LATER VIEWS FRO"
EUROPE.

x,rs H.S4l E.ocs Decsiaod G's Per Cent
Heavy raiiurcs in Eaeiaad-fte NC. u
sad ,hc Rranco~Htssian Treaty. con-
staUance OF Rios in TSrin-r rOgrsss
Or the Fcsce ssnvsution "f Vienna.
Steamship HSy,sa, from Sou;b ampton on the
che 2sh Of SEPTEMBER arrived here yesterday morning
with three Do! S later news from Europe.
The Belyian aud City Of Washington arrived On Che
evening Of the 9th.
The Germapa arrived at Hurst Castle at $50 E. ma
On Wednesday Sept e.
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Fsosr-The first of the season in the vicinity

FaOsT-The first OF the season, in the vicinity
Of the city yesterday morning October To- whitening
the fields and Spreading llm of loo over the pools
Nature has been snent TO the farmer thoronsy rpen
Ing bis corn potatoes and buckwbeat except chance
field Of the latter Gown late In the seAson Tho turnps
and cabbsges will continne to grow for weeks longer
except whisb the husbsndman may now gather LIS re
making crops. Corn. especially II not out up as 1t
should have been when the ears were well gasAd ought
to be put In shock Of once ~ save IN ~ fodder In tho
bert condition.
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NcrrapAi, MONDAY, y

NorrRpAI. Mohdayi Vc'' IVI 'o0''
IT,, steamship Jura, from Liverpool az .
y .s,c,noon Of the 10Th, eta Londonderry On
the acn If sco,ember arrived at Qncoee at oc'Och
,his .c'.aoen Size brings the following intelligence
hcm tar0ic: x r,l
~ steamship City OF Washington, from New '"'f'
sro, Iiyerpcol on the evening Of the 2eih Of SEPT.
The steanship Gcrnani'. from New-Nois' ar' ea az
,,h.muton on tho morning Of the 2eth OF September
A three masted Rebel steann BARK negc"' wa
IN ,hs channel Of Malta on ts 1oih Of September
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Italy.

Intelligence from Turin, of the 2ga. says:
The mob afier repeatedly insulting the soleifs a. The
Hotel de Vile were at last fired upon by Inc troops
several times and numbers were wounded and ~ KILLED
The movement solely In the hope Of preventing
the transfer of the capifal TO Florence.
On the 23d the Ministry resigned and GeD Della
Harnora was ordered 20 form Lew Ministry.
There il good ~ believe that the basis OF the
Convention with France viii I've maintained
telegram from Turin Of the 25th Of Sept says; Tie
city is tranquil.
A Ministry has been formed under the Pfesi-
Aency Of Gen. Della MaImora.
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Tnsrr OF CArTLE-An unknowp

TufFT W CAT1Ib--hn unkunwu 'rlf''r 10
tered ie II tbs iilhs cattle yards atcr. ceock
- lhst. sud offered them for sale. One snims. sortA
oyur silo WAS sold FOR si. ahch oYcfai susp'raz
that N "a right. and Mr. Ol,rien. NJ whose e. N
tiev we're offered made on appearance ~ bisias -
haanos At ssS per head. Becoming suspicious D. te
Dolby IN gsri; e his nay the woujSe 0rrsr lor .c a9
Tie tie returned 10 their Tgh;fui oHSsT 80
s.ps f..en Orest the ti,s, A. hv sllse y
identified eLoleT stop III be put - The prsc,ics ~
s,oal.ag a:,o during :.;a 0snf;sm q! ipGTsoi ds,l
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I.rsrsf ship News.

ARRIVED.
sh,pR e Wtnthrop Stewart, New. Orleans = dsys WI
n,G,e 20 J. Atkins L Co.
BARK Goethe Por). Cruz oportc a days, salt ~, iis'
bsrk Mgrons Bride 10. Carnavon Wsos), jones aiTor
Raw rs lays wool hoop, ss'tIer ca.
G.ra lsahest Jonas 10; B.l,iDose shaw, II. trsD IS
l.ys r l.r. and 20 pass. iiicss Bell
Bis Moonlight Small Cleee Bay, II days, coal Miller
sir francis, Pos, Key wes, Il days, hide, Cox 90
sch, Madagascar. Moore. EhfabeihpoEi isr so'tos
WiaD--At Sunset, W.
SAILED
Steamship Corsica
SPOKEN.
"a Inst, Lar, IS 20 lon g. french bast Ssls @m - 10
uillso foI lsUo Is days cut
MEMORANDA.
TIE ship r. C. Winthrop r?oEts ~ n''' ~ Core :.
out raised through lArSe quantity Of bale etd loo tc
uirked IN threa has, OF which l. marked = {, Il r.
The bsrs i.sb-. & Jcn.. reports: scp. itn, o. - '"-
~, snip Arrocon, bound 4 .,.
IN, report Of the hafk.n- Hannibal being s.lose 90 q
Upper Middle was rsfcri intended loI lie Lssip. 81
since sltivcd at this ely.
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D~pnnnrH.

Earl Clarendon, at Vienna, urged upon Count
Rchbere tho uoosssity q bringing tie peace negota-
lions 10 speedy issue lie also advocated the early
inaugmration ~ tho bake 81 Augs;enbrg. promising
the recognition Of England.
Clarendon likewise urged the solution Of The italian
question and warned Austria against opposition 10 the
-ecep, FroGch-ItaliaH treaty.
Al the fffh session o! the Pc GO Conference the
penipotentiaries are said IL have approved the pro
l,osals of the committee for the settlement Of the
ryntlorH
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RRooKLys Co.soy CoUycrL-THg RrcTsT
SUPPOSED Ni-RprR-Ih. Boerl met last eyeaiDx 20
smoug other business designated the places Tor t"ain2
the poAs at tie ensuing election. communication
WIS r., eiyed from Coroner Morris detailing the eEs
attending the discovery II the mntleted "a
mains Of human body at the foot OF Litest. On tie
sd inst and recon mending that a large reward 20
offered for the Gstserion OF he murderers. lie $50
stated al lie had beer called npon b. d. Bouicn, es-
.isant To Coroner Iidey OF New York who Informed
him that the pelyis uf was ionnd floating at no
foot If Corierrs ST. yeseida, morning. On comparing
The paris q ey discovered that they of tic saue
'ody 4 portion of che parts remnncd On the pe'TiS
md CORE ndel IN colur ai tex With The tons
OF clthng found with he body which Is sh c.ssegfee
10 thu dead house. In connection Herewith r-|a
OF oser thousand dollars offered ~ tue detection II
the murdeTerp.
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.yuIluu,i.

A despatch from AarLaus Of Sept. "a says:
An order OF the Government directs that the Prussan
army Of occupation numbering about 30 600 men, shall
70 into winter quarters the us Of the Eastern Dis
vic, OF Juand between Frederic and HoIseus
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Switzerland.

The National Assembly has ratified the treaty
a commerce between France End Switzerland by 20
against 81 votes. The Federal Council has commenced
sfs discussion Of toe Franco Swiss TT siy Of Com.