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SWEDEN.

DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMERS 'MIASToNosAH AND
AuGusTA-MARK OF ATTENTION ON THR PART OF
TRB swBDEs-sCANDINAvIAN EXHIBITION OF ARTS
AND IHDUsTRy-THE AMERICAN OFFICERS DINING
WITH THE KING.
From Our special Correspondent
STOCKHOLM Sweden Sept "A, 1850.
The United States steamers Misntonomah and
Augusta left this city to-day They 90 from here to kie IN
Ho,sten where Mr. Fox viii leave the ship The ships VIII
then 20 on TO Hamburg The officers and Mr. Fox have re-
ceivd many marks and courtesy nom the people Of
Mr. Campbell visited the ships and received with salute
Of II guns. 4,
for them BY the Swedish officers They took the steamer
Fyrs and steamed 10 miles Lake Malar northern
branch 10 Sokoster As Skokoster many trophies are col
ected principally those relating TO war; for several hundred
years past
On Friday the 2 the international Exhibition OF Arts and
Industry OF Sweden Norway and Denmark was visited This
Exhibition was opened June 18th by Prince Oscar It VIII
close In October The collection large and varied I'm sat
urday Sept % Carl XIV King Of Sweden ind Norway visited
the Augusta and Miantonomah, and was received win nc
proper salute The Diplomatic Corps visited the ships on
the I'D. ,,, a.,
On saturday at m the American Minister gave dinner
NJ Durgnhon Hon Mr. Fox and the representatives Oh
the American Navy. About $50 guests were present -
On Sunday the 2d the Hon. g. " Fox Capteins Murray
and Beaumont Commander Cornwall Lieut. -Commander
Prtche Surgeons Taylor and Scoheld had the honor OF
dining His Majesty the King Of Sweden and Norway al he
Summer Palace In Urchs Dahl.
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to revse ,he whole body Of law and reduce II all into writ
tn ana code the other was that the sne
be 70 revise and reform The rules Of Judicial procedure Hewes
pointed on ne practice commission who FIRST drafted this
actions at law and suits in equity, and the forms Of all
Be ana s sa esr o Of @
the enforcement of the Protection OF private rights the redress
oy action All that had be done to provide sum
mons FOR bringing , dscnda a into SoS 70 pt0' as
defendant n plain simple manner that the defendant
should answer 1t; that the issue thus formed form. be
he whole Of the NewYork code Of procedure The bar Of
New York was hostile the Engsh Bar e.ud possibly be
By the people hear hear who reasoned this way We have
sss to se x sss si
teri The code referred TO Committee OF the Senate
Three aerward the Senate passed the bn winch
sent to the Lower House and passed in about two hours
has passed this day Isughter He dispar
agement to body to which be proud to belong Il was
occupied necessarily with the existing law and which bad no
tine to attend 70 anything else Hear hear There then fol-
detail Of IN The s.t code
ISa broke down entirely but Was s dsa ~ ae
which first vent work upon making an ANALYSIS Of the whole
FIST the political (Which defined the whole process form Of
goyernmen secondly the civil and thirdly inc penal INC
suggest MAI should be- done in England but he cond not help
on law reform by Lord tranworth who then
a promise that there should be for England
Code Victoria While the reign Of Queen Victoria had been
fruitful Of glory; while during the time be had mentioned the
nation had made the most rapid strides in al material ana
moral prosperity while they had built steamships and had
made kilograms and had gired the
land and and bad done many other things, yet
nothing could with the glory OF the reign OF that prom
Use OF the Lord Chancellor carried out Checrse
number Of questions relative TO the contents OF the code were
subsequently put Mr. Field who In reply to question
said that that of the code which he had brought with him
had been promised by him TO Sir j. p Kay Shutieworh who
would place II in any institution no might think proper A
vote Of thanks moved BY Mr. Webster c. and seconded by
Mr. Hastings adopted and after II had been briefly ac
knoNledQed by Ny. Field the meeting terminated
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Marine DISASTERS.

HOLMES HOLE, Tuesday, Oct 10 leco
The steamers Salver and Fairbanks, New-York fo1
Doston in port During the gale on the 18Th the eS
chains and went Holmes Hole Harbor and WIN y4
discharge part her cargo Of coal 10 get on The eehoons
Jesse L. Leach Of and Philadelphia for Boston IN III
harbor in the gale the 18th came In contact with hS
schooner Cullen and started her boaspt and lost
nbboom &c. and prevent further damage, slipped he'd
Chains and ashore. She will get of after dsehDgne
portion Of her cargo. -.
The steamer Alabama from Savannah for New rorh pux
into Norfolk this morning short Of cos She encountered
wcaer The gunboat Lenapee which was sent ou
in search OF Sarah Ellen reported dsmasted
side Cape Henry returned after unsuccessful cruise
The schooner probably made Southern port The sesmes
Ellen Lacy from New York for Nesoern Is here detained
the weather large number OF passengers ON board
The steamer George Appod arrived from Boston T{
weather is still stormy outside Wind, northeast
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 16.-Brig Nellie Move srt
rived to-day Cardenas She reports in latitude 3lo or6
iude 5000 boarded BY the Swedish bark Penelope In
tresS.
NEWPORT R. T. Oct l6The British steamer PALMYRA hon
bound 70 London has put in here She reporu
Oct i5th Nantucket shoal n. n E. distant 70 niss sz
peenced heavy hurricane lost her bulwarhs and sasehe
had her boats stove strained her frecase and started
bridge house and received other damages y
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
fBy Telegraph


Pm,LADsLpnIA Oct is-coass quiet ssa7sici sseu snm
i ollie Flour duh unchanged Wheat steady II % for Req
and % I00 Q, Is for White Rye 81 saein Corn unsssdl
Yellow OIL o68sioe Whisky dun
BuyyAIo Oct s-i m-Fionr 6rm and sctve sales $500 bh
.. prices ranging from ell % ca rs whess 7sco boss
Il % for Milwaukee spring per sample % 10 for No. Cbess
and a, for Extra Bay Club Corn fni sales bash.
.. s4s to arrive for No the closing asss os
Gales as eoo bash Chicago Spring sac and No. Toledo
$50 Barley and ye quiet and nominal Mess Peh t VEGA
Lard lslaisc Whisky, % 81. csssi frsishs = tic.
Ia, on Corn is Rye &c. osts and lee Bssy Rscsipe
for the last "a hous-Fleu iooy b6s Wheat ao bosb Corn
"a ca bush osss Sol bush Barley s45s bssh Csns Espo
wbss, $3.50 bush, Corn. $3.50 bash Barley. $3.50 bush
Thar /, ahoss on canal destined or udewster, inelud
an, ,boments ffem Bufao for days. ending October Is
and from oswsgo for days ending October oi7s bb flour
77s ,s3 bush Wheat s2oslo bush Corn 2so bush Oats,
hu,h Barley 100 Rye The rec At the pos Of Chicago
Toledo Detroit for tho week ending octobss ws
Isa e bS Flour bush. Whe ss 39 bush Csrs oss
bush osts so bush Barley 1850 bush Rys Increase
the previous wssk-7ios ST. bush. Of eli kinds Of san.
OswEGo n " oct i6- m-Flou steady ssss Of lace bts
Al Gil 75d$i5 IS Wheat dull sales Of 2oo bush hiwssiss
Club Of % Barley dull bat unchansed sass Of IL 200 basb
Canada 81 % Rye nOminy Of 81 % for Canada and Sta
feights unchanged Flour &c. Wheat e Corn and Bssy
lolc. 10 New-York
BArrnoar Oct M-Florr firm sHowsrdst ssrsrkne ell -
Wheat quiet Red 81 es8sa Com-Yeow OIL 49, hts ssase
and nominal Oats arm, sales saaS9e Provisions sssts,
essan fun Coffee steady WHISKY dun, Western % q
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NEW-YoRK. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1866

soeh hand ~ ba Of which is o2o bale. ere America
demand yesterday fof oosn Cios
and very limited and producers 70 effect ' has seeeP
lower prices.
Son reponi Flour neglected but quotations unchanged
add price barely mslntnrd Winter Red and Southern
,dn very dali decline Of s on hswsek Mixed A"s''
nominsy 28lydJ0l y $50 ID.
PRovIossMsssr Bgsnd Athys and Others report beef
moderate rsque late e Pert slow Of .as but
Bacon doll aud still decpg nowhstancne com
large shipments NewYok Lard active at sight oeeins
In demand Batter less active bat hne qualities
thr price, Ia low In steady Of hardening rates. Noh
American. 44lGa46l6 per cwL ,.u,nos,
PRopucE-Ths Bolsys Cys'av reports; Ashes steady
Pots ~ for Pa Sugr quiet but steady Coffee
owing scarcity Of suitable descriptions Rice less ssse eiS
dull nseed-uo saleS Rosin hmeri Common American
Ln.ecd Oh easier <. Spirits furpentps steady Of 81 Tor
American Petsoenn dull, Refined ls6IoI Spirits 81 9sd per
gslon-
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PRUSSIA.
TIE PRussIAE VIEW OF THE IMPERIAL CIRCULAR.


"Our Berlin correspondent" says The Patrie, has
forwarded TO us an Of the reply which the Prussan
Government has made 70 the Circular OF M de vaet dated
t le This reply been draw In the form OF dis
match and addressed Sept Is 10 the Prssan Enasa
dor Paris by NJ de Thie Under Secretary OF State charged
with the conduct OF affairs relating 10 the Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs during absence of Count Bsnafk King William says
the Prusan has experienced the greatest sasc-
zion reading the Circular OF the French Ills
Majesty having perceived in that important document the
wisdom Of the Emperor and continuance OF the good VIII
which had fhe King hope that In order to Judge
Of such great events and 70 appreciate hen necessary coe
an elevated point view This elevation OF sentiments has
enabled understand the cgences OF the po
lte stuaton Ia which Prussa found herself TO do Justice
10 the legitimate aspirations OF the Herman hs,onan
Central Europe constituted danger TO France but was
ouaroptee for continental peace Have occasion 10 tell you
adds de Thie that this view OF the subject Is also ours
that believe that the time has passed away when each
pendent condition OF Its neghbor and when any
or Of power by the union OF populations nay.
ing che same customs and the same national spirit
were viewed with distrusti The writer Of the dis
patch points out line Of conduct pursued by the En-
peror during and after the events OF the war proof OF the sen
tmen by which His Majesty IL animated with regard 70 the
work OF the internal consolidation OF Germany III il also 70
the wisdom Of the Emperor that Europe owes that one OF the
most difficult questions which threatened TO throw the whole
Continent into confusion has found solution ahke prompt and
satisfactory II Is the Emperor who has greatly contributed 70
save off the danger Of universal condagration and the
snssoSeny points out tha. alter such shocks as Ger
many has recently experienced, and which nave mo-
died its political conhguation certain period OF time IL
icstioa for the great principles embodied in the Circular WI
greatly contribute 10 abbreyine that period OF transition
What remains TO done Is longer any more than work Of
peace and Of internal arrangement Her cdce must be con-
10 rs by the mutual confidence whose reign the Emperor
hast nau0frated"
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TURKEY.
THE CANADIAN NsuRREcTIoS-rHK FRENCH WARNING
TO GREECE.

CANADIAN fbhNNh "@"-'-'N
TO GREECE.
A telegram dated Athena Sept. %, says; 1t Is
stated here that the Marquis dc Mouscr during his short stay
IN this city warned Greek Government that France would
break of diplomatic relations with Grcecc the latter did not
observe the strcesi neutrality during the present instruction
Ia Candia.
RATTLE AT KERASiA-ToTAL DEFEAT OF THE EGYPTIANS
-THREE THOUSAND THIN TAKEN PRfSosEEs-sEw
RKrxroRcEMEsTs THE TURKISH ARMY
battle hc lasted ays has taken place at Kerams
few miles distant from Csnea the result Of the engagement
not known The Cctan National Assembly have Issued an
peal Greek nation calling upon them TO take part In the
nsurrecon The Engsh and French Consuh In Gambia are
opposed 10 the movement - , -, .. =. ooo
Corfu dispatch OF Oct says ION the 22d ult 20 600
Turco Rgy pa troops attacked the Greek camp extending
from Mae1a to Keramia The Greeks epused every On
saught =, A..
ON the following day the battle renewed. when The
Greeks who received achievements OF 1000 men, totally
defeated the Imperial roops The latter are said 10 have lad
aOOO taken prisoners. -,
The remainder Egyptians taken board the
Turkish squadron near Mncsa
The Turkish troops been again reinforced by the ar
rival OF 600 Egyptians Turkish battons and con-
siderable force OF artillery
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deep impression the uncivized mounaineer VINO naa
peced nothing short OF decapaton His reception by the
habtants Of the town which he was banlsbed sun fner
soened his heart and by one his Asatc semi
fears and preudccs were removed At last even he was
honorably received by the Emperor at Chugmen ~ q
cavalry review. Struck with the magnananiy f ana
condescenson Of the Car different In his ON
Asac poentatcs Schany there and then confessed t ms
heart fairly won and that he only awaited an
to give proof OF his sincerity and gratitude AT Iat o
month great came TO disturb the ms
Emperor having been Informed OF the sad event BY
dispatched officer who was charged Win inc
the body Of Na6spto 70 her native Caucasus
upon Schamyl addressed the following autograph Et'ei III
Arabic 10 the Emperor: =,
Thou great sovereign hast vanquished me and the people
subject TO by force Of arms thou great
by thy benefcence II Is sacred duty as decrep o nun
loaded with thy and vanqnised by thy msgnanip 10
nstI into my children OF their obligations toward kus
STA and her lawful rulers have enjoned them TO cherish ee
the fyors Which thou continually heapest on me- have
enioned them TO be true subjects OF the Gar
of Russia and useful servants Of country Render
Sovereign my old age tranquil by ordering that should take
ready TO take that oath publicly call upon Almighty God
and lis great Prophet Maonet to witness sincerity and the
purity OF my thoughts and record oath the most holy
Koran before the not long chilled body OF my
daughter Nasato vouchsaie Sovereign to grant this my
The Emperor had Of course objection to receive the I'm
aums oath Of allegiance which must inahely nav an IN
cordingy on the 26h of August h September last sehsm
and h sons Kasi Mahoa aud swore feay 10
the Emperor and his In the great hall oi the Ase
bly, Of Mobiles at Khluga- ,uo.,
The Marshal of Nobility having addressed bis new fellow
subjects Of welcome and congratulations schany re-
p IN Arabic almost the terms as those used IN Ms
letter 10 the Emperor The ceremony terminated win
hsnEng the inhabitants Of Kalusa through DIR mayor for
the kindness with which he had been received IN their owh
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FTNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Iosns MosxY MAKKgrThe Bank Of discount remained at
cent and good bills taken In the general srte below
thai weekly Of the Bank show fuhe Incl
the bullion Of fl and decrease In The reserve Of notes Of
million sterling. =, r..
London Ttpss 3b m City Article thus Remarks upon ~
THE fs In descriptions Of securities made further progress yes
tedy persons who compelled TO effect NEG
very Hue between the present time and the wo
nerod of the panic The discount demand o. tho Bank
vas moderate Stock Exchange money sbOndAny offered
symptom bad the rockiess bueyaney Of 100:
shows that the the public swayed by fla Of wild
enee or Of equally Wild dependency and that there little ten
dency calm exercise Of Judgment Nothing that can now DC
urred be slightest effect IN aesng the downward
the certain that the classes who are
thus avoiding will be ready whenever ths
d. eioD TO rush mo ieh ocs quite
from we they have Just emerged and iof
vhi tbe:r penenceis ~ sl-absorbDE.
the Ac Bank announced conequent upon
long upon the Bombay branch TIE total iaole
OILS portion u which England amount to u millions
fertnE - n. -
DCoT1ox- Brok Cpir The Cotton market 10 the
syces om SewYok continued high price, and injury to Tue
cro The been and quotations advanced un
Wsdneseay demand became end some con-
cesson made from the rates OF Tuesdays plt me weh
closes with every Description American has been
est ell csss buyers aud sner advah o spout
la a. B closes i1id above last weeks The sale. of VIC
week so bales including $50 spseeaon and I"
for Export The quotations are: - u,,u
NswOhesns. ..,......'..tfd ,oe
hebl,. ......,......'.....'''..'''.'.,,n tx
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THE QUEBEC FIRE.

OVER $500 HOUSES BURNED, AND $4,000 PEoPlp
WITHOUT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF RELIEF.
QUEBEC, Tuesday, Oct l6, 1866
At public meeting called to devise Of relief fo
the sufferers by the late FIRE, $4,000 subscribed.
Treasurer appointed to receive further contribuons
The number Of lives lost is known 10 have been six
The number of houses burned found to be even gsS
than the previous estimate, and numbers 800 Nearly
20 600 people are without shelter. The skating snk dd
sheds, Marine Hospital Jaques Carter Hall aud owcf
town market arc filled with people. The weather 10 ve
favorable.
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MEXICO.
THE REPORTED DEFEAT OF RsooBspo.

THE REPORTED DEFEAT of ksoobspo' n,
WASHINGTON Oct 1.-THE news OF the defeat Of "en ESQ
bedo by Mee not believed here The last dates from me
City OF Mexico received In this city are up TO the h n
Gen Mea was then about starting nom Mexico CITY Tor san
LUIS poos Il Is utterly impossible that in 10 days ne could
have marched the City Of Mexico TO Monterey distance
OF nearly 200 miles and have captured the city anu the news
Of IL have been received at Matamoras
II. E.orNs LETTER
There to dought the authenticity Oh MP Eioin
original of H. with papers minor Importance IN proving
its Authenticity received in this city few days ago and
10th inst they were fled in the State Department and are now
there.
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GEORGIA..
MURDER OF A FRIEDMAN.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct ia freedman was shot in
Columbia County last night The outrage originated nom
Difficulty with white man. which the freedman reported 10
Gen Ison who advised him to seek redress nom the civil
oay AZ white men surrounded his house last night and
murdered him while he attempting TO escape mo citizens
are indignant the outrage military force mas Decn ses
Several jsyhawkers have been arrested IN Newton County
by the military. ,,.. r.-...
h favorable for the cotton crop which looking b ter
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EUROPE.
BY THE CABLE.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 16.-The market for cotton is
uuiie sCvs The sales to-day footing up 5000 bales Mddfng
VyaAaas are quoted at i5ld.
LIVERPOOL BREAesTUFFs MARKET
IyHRroo Oct l6The weather st unfay orabc for the
sops and ub Brcadsus Barket tends upward Corn has sd
yaseed to sSsAiGngs per GENITAL for mixed Western
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LoSpoN oc, l6rbo money Market lie steady Consos for
money "a
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The Allowing the closing prices for American Securities
Eric aiload Az Illinois Central 7sa Five Twentics eel
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INDIA.
THE FAMINE.
Tho Rombav Overlan

The Bombay Overland Mail brings advices TO Sep
TENDER The famine in Orssa fearful The Board OF
Revenue had ceased publish the number OF reported deaths
The Calcutta correspondent OF The nes cry has gone
I'D Sir 10 supesede Sir O. Bcadon or at
least 10 send Sanitary Commission ~ Osa 30 near to
Calcutta the famine approached that missionary has 10.
eeyed large grant fer the southern villages lie says that 1t
win be impossible 20 relieve feh part OF tho suffering
around Calcutta for the next two months
BOMBAY Sept. 2o-EIchange, ID. I'D. Freights, cos
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AIrSTRIA AND ITALY.

rup Ipy,ry OF PLACE sIGyEp-THE EpIscITU ITALY
The treaty Of peace between Austria aud Italy signed AZ
Vienna on the 3D. consists Of "a articles 3proocos ana sup
Elementary article The rafcaions are to be exchanged WIN
In IS days L., =. ,,o-.no. mn
II was believed that the King would raty the treaty on
Afer The radcaons the Austrans win evacuate Veneta
and the Italians win make their entry into the province len
days after the entry Of the Italian troops INC P~''u" WI"
The question relative the railway guarantee has been set
tied in accordance with the Italian proposals -
oosvocAuos OF THE ITALIAN sfNArE-IBiAL cF ADhi-
RAJ PERsAHo
The Keeper Of the Seals had notified the President OF e
italian that that body would be conyOked on the M
high Court Of Justice 10 order 10 Wy Admiral
The city Of Naples was decorated on the fh win nas' In
consequence Of the signature Of the treaty OF p ace
PRINCE HUMBERT 10 BIZ MARRIED TO AN AUSTRIAN Akch
DUCHESS.
The Milan Seeo SAYS that Menabrca has been nego,i
Ss N no! Ts o Prince Do HumS q savoy 70 Re un
the beautiful Princess Matilda Maria Abegonds Alehsnars
born July IS isi5 daughter Of the Archduke ADe Oh Aus
PRINCIPAL CONDITIONS OF Tng TREATY oY PEACE
A Florence dispatch says the following arc condi-
tons Of the treaty peace The mutual exchange Of all prison
ers OF war Austria consents the union Of Venea with Italy
the Italy those which constituted
the administration front OF Neneta while under the Austrian
dominion the amount VI the debt assumed by Italy "o
The Monte Loabaro venc,iSn Is transferred Italy with
It's actual assets and liabilities lie assets are SVoy ana s
Liabilities horlnss wns egaI 70 se , svsn -
the rail nora and south Of The Alps VIII
allowed accumulate IN order 10 calculate the
snus which should bAss for the valuation Of the
kiometTio guarantee
The contracting parties engage 10 prepare Convention In
which the Railroad Company would take pi for tho SEPARATION
networks and the completion Of the unfinished ya.
way The Veneans residing In Austria 10 have the right
Of preserving their Austrian nationality. All objects III art ~
web The archives belonging 10 Neneta, ~ BE- restored
without exception The iron Of Lonbafdy VII also 10
given up 20 Italy.
The treaties, which forreIiy Sa.isiff ysfna a8q1
ss.ete iuLl toiN'
blAt concluded Another provision
the restitution ~ the psae property
Italian Princes which has been seqneauted
by the Italian with the reservation 81 the nights OF
the State onetbird complete amnesty WI DC recouea
Nv both Ausa and Italy To all PERSONS condemned for political
ocnses descrers nom either army and 10 persons eonpo
missed by their political conduct
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Oct. l5.-Ihe Grand Jury
made presennont the United States District Court to-day
ociu upon local topics they expressed the hope that
The National Congress would dispassonas consider the state
of The county and direct its efforts to the NIL oil e
Ii and ha removal or Modification Of a disqnyng acts
the test oath They also adyerted to tho case OF JET
rson Davis urged his speedy Trial nv 'saAs On pal as
4 mattsr Of Justice and humanity