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Another Account or the Trials at Corn
wall.
ouk TORONTO DESPATCH.

opK TORONTO DESPATCH.
Tososro, q. w., April 20 1880
Tho Giote Cornwall despatch tonight says that great
dissatisfaction exists among the magistrates by the
sSe ssa''. .ps g ts o Nan. IN on. 70 g.. court az
cuded oil Catholic magistrates from the bench. This
fact together with the exclusion Of tho prcs~ aud
other circumstances lead people TO believe that whether
guilty or not a diaboicai at,emp, IL being made to
punish the prsoners Wheeler was very nsoIsnt, and
threatened 10 Instantly released 10 apply Prcs-
dent johnson.
special despseh from Cornwall si.o says that a very
unpleasant snesi. follows Detective Clark
while here witness, BY speaking Irish 90, into the
confidence OF O'Donohue, of Cornwall. and In 4.
duIged him In ~h,skey lie represented himself as
Fsaisn sympsthrxcr. aud drew from o Donohas the
names n other symps,hizsr here also that u
any movement made Mayor Allen would be tho nr.t
victim CLARK ma.ie andayn that o Douohas save thrs
Information snd hs Mayor says hs has Il In his posses
siOu.
tn. citizens kDdiy offer 10 sgpTay prisoners With
newspaper but us magistrates refuse allow them
receive them The mas already declare that the
prisouef. will DO committed 20 the fail The
people consdsr this cruel persecution shameful
The Ciot,E Easipor desps,ch tonight aays small
squads are moving Calais aud other Maine town,
Kiuan h,. gone 70 Portland and senso'ts ia command
The Csnaaia" Parliament to Meet o."
Juas-csasdisb Detectives ~ WORK.
rnf roEoSro rEEss DgsrsroH.
roFDsfo April 20 Issa
Ihs rssi@n pu-su~r. c0russ'l have bseu rrnsadsd
tiI Wednesday ne,i. awaiung important ey.denca
mot compl.te detective system b. 70 operation. snd
far,her arrests s h. mad ne sasTeisd lerca
-ucceed In sscsping
The needing of Parliament s goo poBsd lHti Jsas
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General Meade Enforcing Neutrality
Arrival az Another british GunIoat at

ouK gAsrroRr DESPATCH.
EA-noRr, Me, April 20 1900
General Meade, at public reception to-day, stated
that his mission here the simple Performance Of his
duty, which included the enforcement OF the law
neutrality, matter what feelings might have with
foreign nations.
warehouse on Indian Island burned and dos
troyed last night by supposed Fcnans, To whom it's
owners, American citizens had become obnoxious
Another English gunboat arrived to-day and
anchor on Indian Island Two companies of United
States regulars have arrived for frontier protection
and more expected
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HsfDH frAftAw HEDfn afED soar faHssts..
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dffsa a. mfHaf@sf
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arc preferred by the ladies 70 all others and th"y
a." 'riy superior article --oodey's Lays BOOK APfi
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fHf ray'hs rrisAr afa - 80 srsfyshsf
fARnfH a cmArnAs Hs.5a
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A.-Of the General Merits OF the Dup1en
ELLlPTlt SHIRTS all other caimants Va the iaiss'
favor 70 Is usele.s VI apcaE-frAnk L.sias Magazine
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THE BORDER WAR.
-~~~~~~>~-~-~-~,-e~--.--.e
The Fenian Invasion of Maine"
at an End.
~~~,>0~~o~>>>~-~o~~>~->-
killian and His Warriors "Quiet
and Orderly"
-~~~~~~~~--~>~-~~~>~~-e-
Colonel Wheeler Released at Cornwall and
En- Route 10 New York.
He Fights His Way Out Of
Court.
&c. &C. &c.

United states Troops for the MA Inc
= Bordsr-The Garrison or Fort Ham IL
ton Under Orders for Eastport.
Tho present garrison at Fort Hamilton consisting "
the Twelfth Infantry and portion OF tho First artL
lcry, regulars, under orders proceed Eastpor
Me- The First artillery under the command Of
Major Anderson at Fort sumter, and hss been at Fort
Hamilton ever since the capture OF tha place by the
rebels They viii be conveyed 10 their destination In
steam transport,
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The Lords Of the Committee OF the Council on Educa
ton OF England have ordered that the Museum OF Irish
Industry Dublin shall be converted into College Of
Science for Ireland
The New York herald., 1866-04-21

Gentle msa's Farnt.htaUs Under Price -
tfH~'ient Httfts o. fst-r tasrs % rents bstrfi 90
saffsnsaf DO rggseFtIpn ~ 3 rsrf
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How, sewing Msshtos Company
BttAHH4et o. Frssiasps en- sgfa.f-ay Ago. Hsatsf
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Ifos.@ Cleaning Made Ea.y by the t.'
ai FfsaD Hs&p Ga rss-sfs sFsfY 80
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nounced and committee Of conference was appointed
70 consider the same.
Recess until 8 p NJ
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The Chcfncal socety u England has hsd neeilns ~
London Dr Gladstone read paper ON FPyTophOspho
dinmic Aeis md SIX m.tiiOfs ~ preparing H One
method CONSISTED ia thro~ ins horde 81 ph0spho
rus into the strongest solution ~ ammonia w. DE-
ribed the sns ~ the ard aud their propere-
The for w. presence at present. knDwn 10 The
heating Of acid solution u pyrOphOsphoihmic ACID
with fcrric sat The red SALT of iron give vith the
acid an fnsolnble pyroph0sphanae ~ Iron heating
The reading Of the paper produced warm discussion
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Henry e Csre DvFll~ istsiy cofntnu hipsisf "
the Academy ~ -ucs- of Pars ths fat that nas n@s.
obtained By cacinatDn from rhnrne " usgpssign vii.
whom exposed 20 ths Ast0n rsisf fpf some mouihs
acquire ouslasranle consislsnsy and b"c0fn~ bard
enough 10 cut msrtda A lafnluA ~ his ms.nea.s ~
rnoisrafe thckns~s ~ iranAlgcid .s alsbsstef Nft
THE sutetantsh Dsgile has bsan ensbe 20 cats
a. N with plaster % psus ou'y ths former uufsf
water A nixturv ~ shsls end magnesla In Iesdrf
made up n'o paste rlih Nstsr v god for ulg4i ns
and sttl bsa1np@ earaed nsiv bard anfer ~stsf
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rHOAIsHvr FARrtE. IMPLICATED nJNtfrfS
owns YRosislUOrsiY- ONt YnH rvEsTf rHHTr
THOUSAND poLLaEs nov 10 sAKE sALAHr
% EBurr bOLLAR~ A Hosrn rAr
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ENGLAND.

EXCITEMENT ON THE APPRBHENDRD FRSIAN INVASION
OF cASADA--oPIYIoNs OF THE PRESS
The threatened Fenan invasion Of Canada, and the
military preparations 10 meet it, are prominent topics
The dispatch Of three regiments Canada fully confirmed
The steamers and Brutu would proceed 10 Queens
town in very few days and embark the SD and elst
Regiments Infantry for Quebec The 18th Hussars are also
reported as under orders Canada and The Morning Post
thinks possible that s another cavalry regiment will pro
coed to Canada rapidly as possible.
The Daily Telegraph says Canada the brink Of another
and much more serious invasion.
The Times remarks:
ada but RE edntempated movement is throwing heavy
expenses the colony and making some demands on the
The Arnv and Navy Ga,ee says that gnnboa:s lately
added to the list the Royal navy Canada waters were
purchased on spot AID manned by officers and men
from the ship OctorOra.
The Times notices as especially satisfactory the fact that the
Colonial Government has undertaken obligations which
should have been dschar the late admiralty and placed
eunboats on the lakes and rivers good oa Of thefe vessels
WI furnish the Colony with best possible defense the
American frontier Just Of the East Squadron
would provide the with the greatest opportunities Tor
mischief boats hastily equipped bat manned ana srmed
from the Queens ships already engaged In the service
Three eunboats too from England have now We are told
arrived at Kingston.
The aiiv Telegraph says three additional batteries Of artillery
were dispatched 10 Canada prudent anticipation OF the
emergency which has arisen
THE ADVANCE IN CONFEDERATE BONDS.
The Daily Yrs 5ls IN its city article says the Con
aerate bonds which Of been altogether neglected
were in demand to-day adyance they opened at IT, ana
closed at A. "a II is surmsed that accounts may nave
arrived favorable 10 the Philadelphia Convention and the
CONSEQUENT return Of Southern States to Congress IL
difficult however to see the prospects OF the bondhode
can thereby improved since the absolute condition hos been
made and agreed TO- the deb: Of the South should be
totally repndiated.
RUHoR OF = ROYAL MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE.
It's rumored King Of Greece has offered himself as
a suitor for Princess Louise Of England.
bs ro has been contradiced IN q recent Atlantic cable
dispatch Ed 7tibl
REPORTED VISIT oY Mr. GLADSTONE GREECE on HELLENIC
AFFAIRS
It's rumored that Mr. Gladstone has gone to Athens al the
request Queen ascertain the position OF the affairs
and prospects Of Greece.
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THE PEACE.
nKASUgsS FOR COMPLETING TIKI WORK OF THE AN
EExArIoE OP TERRITORY TO PRUSSIA.

nRASUeES FOR COMPLETING TIKI WORK OF THE AN
EExArIOE OP TERRITORY TO PRUSSIA.
The peace exchange of the Austrisn-Prussian Peace
Treaty place Prague the 5oth The text Of the
treaty would be published Berlin and Vienna Sept l.
Bella dispatch says Pending declarations Of adhesion
having received from al tue States invited BY Prussia
her Preliminary steps being everywbere taken for the
alu'l completion Of the North German Confederation With
seeeee Incorporation Of newly qatsd territories
Nonn1ou about he appointed composed OF the chief
Snceis the Administrative Departments who viii draw up
span 81 asgimang the constitutional arrangements OF the
ne1e States those Of Prussia As soon as the Prnssan
F-Rreni hag adopted The Annexation bill the preliminary
legislation for the administrative arrangement Of those States
WI De Immediately introduced TIE Peace Treaty 1t is said
eoetaus article relative TO the Ebe Ducbies supulatng
mat Prussia shall continue pay all the pensions granted by
Austria 10 Hosten oea that AusSsa shall have pay
rfu'sia $1,000 Danish thalrs belonging the Hosein
hhanees that no Hosiein official shall be called
sunt Tor reasons connected with past events.
row 1rE TRANSFER OF yESEnA IS TO BIZ EFFECTED.
FAgi sept 1.-The MoHie0r Of today says that the En-
htia accepting The 81 yenea vas guided by de-
ss' Contributing u the principal causes Of
We ' wr and 70 lusea TIE Suppression q boshties As
p'psh epselnson o. arustice Waf decided upoD ia
'A9 l4e C9ie.nmc-tc lis 1oesiy employed its efforts 20
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Thrty.two towns give Chamberlain 1926 and
Pllsbury 1926; Republican majority, 5,7ll. The
same towns last year gave Cony, (Rep.) 94ll, and
Howard (Dem.) 5,l34-a Republican majority Of
4277. This is net Republican gain Of l,464. The
aggregate vote this year in these towns is 246 more
than last year.
THE GAIN IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
The Portland vote, not yet complete, adds l5oo
Republican majority to these figures.
Fifteen towns in the First District give Lynch,
Rep.) for Congress- a gain of 1897 This is the
weakest Republican District
THE VOTE TO NOON.
PORTLAND Me-. Monday. Sept 10 1866.
Att O'Clock little over half of the vote of the city
was counted and gave the Republicans majority of
1000. Their majority in 1866 was li3, and in 1864
it was 9s3. The Republican official canvass prom
ised Lynch 2, 100 majority in the district, and in this
partial vote Portland is ahead of the canvass. The
vote in the city SO lar is not large was expected
THE GAINS IN THE SECOND DISTRICT
PORTLAND Monday. Sept. 1880 p. m.
The towns in the Second District give Perham
(Rcpublcan) 1893 majority, against 1888 last year
being net gain of 795.
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THE GRAND RESUL r.

Special Dispatch to The n. y Tribune.
AUGUSTA, Monday, Sept. TO- 1866
THE VICTORY IN THIS STATE TODAY FOR TIE
UNION PARTY is UNPARALLELED. OUR MAJORITY IS
FULLY $4,000. f.
OUR AVERAGE MAJORITY PoR THE PAST EIGHT
WARS HAS BEEN LESS THAN $4,000 WE HAVE CAR
RIEp EVERY CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, THE CLOSEST
BY NEARLY 1000 MAJORITY
wBHAvE SWEPT EVERY COUNTY. ELECTED EVERY
SENATOR AND EIgR.TENTHs OF THE House. The
TOTAL VOTE Is VERY FULL ONE AND OUR VICTORY
IN COMPLETE.
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PRINCE.

THE RESIGNATION OF THR FOREIGN MINISTER.
PARIS, Sept 2.-Imperial DEGREES, dated the LIST oil
September have been published to-day appointing the Mar
qus de Moustier Minister Of Foreign Affair." in place Of NJ
Drouyu dc huys whose resignation has been rendered and
accepted The functions Of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs
Will however be carried on ad interim W NJ dc Lavaletie
Drouyn de Ltuys been named member Of the Pfiyy
Council.
The Emperor has addressed the following letter dated yes
terday 70 the late Minister for Foreign Afsirs
MY DEAR NJ DROUYs LHUYs deeply regret that CIR
cumstances obge rne TO accept yOnr resignation In feH
gushing however your cooperation, Gm DESTROYS TO give
Won proof of nv esteem naming you member Of the Pyy
Council post will possess the advantage Oh NOT break
log those relations which your enlightenment ana devotion
to rysef and my dynasty rendered precious 10 me-
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. l.-BRRA PsTUFFs. -Alessrf. hch-
sTdson Spence Co. report; Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat steSdy; Winter Red and Southern, lO HO9 Corn
active a ~ for mixed.
PRoyIsIoNs--Beef firm. Pork quiet and steady Bacon
still advancing ana prices trhe nlgheT THlow advanced
Co.. sales az ~ Ia i6i for American .
PRODUCE-Ibe Brokers Circular reports. Asnes-SuhH
sales 5O Tor Pots Of Pearls the Is bare Sugar quiet
aau hIinc W. IhsI hnu l's. t,,, o,ie,
aUd steady Spirits TuIpeniine quiet 80 Petroleum ae
tive aud hrmer sales at i9iGl for Refined and lO@ISd
foe spirits
LONDON MARKtIs @Batlngs Crenar reports; Breadsnhi
qu ct aud steady; Winter Red Wheat lDJ2 Iron dull
at IS l0 for Rails and Bari 1910 for Pig Sugar quet
and steady. Coffee steady Tea quiet Linseed bnoyant
Spirits 1urpentne sales a M Petroleum steady at
Oh Tor Refined tLrseed Oh tending downward and
prices TAIlow quiet at i5i Sperm o. 2l3o Cod
Oil fS.
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prepsro ay for the conclusion Of between the Cabinets
Of Vienna and Florence and necessary TO regulate
Drnjpsry the cesson Of Veneta made TO his Majesty
By tho Emperor Francis Joseph
treaty 70 this effect signed on the 2ith OF last month
between France and Austria and the ratfcatoBs
changed on the 3st Of August last at Vienna In vrue Of
this act the transfer the foresses and territories Of the
ombardo Venetis Kingdom will be made by an Austrian
missioner the French Commissioner who now In
Venea The delegate Of France Will then arrange with the
Venetian authorities to transfer TO them the rights Of posses
sion which he will received and the populations will be
called upon make their decision the future destiny OF
their country With this reservation His Majesty has no,
heaed declare the Goth Of July that he consented
20 the Union Of the provinces Of Austria with the Kingdom Of
Italy.
EAPoLBOS's LITTER TO VICTOR EMANUEL.
On the nth Of August the emperor Napoleon wrote as fol
lows to the King Of Italy
have learned with pleasure that your Majesty agrees TO
the arisce and peace premiDaes signed by the King OF
Prussia and the Emperor Of Austria 1t TO- therefore prooa
bic that OF and tranquility aboat 10 open up
for Europe Your Majesty aware that accepted the on
Of veneta to avoid useless blOOdshed ny intention was al
10 restore 10 herself order that Italy might DC nee
from the Alps the Adrato aud mistress OF her own des
TIMES Venes VIII soon be able to express her WISHES %
that these the influence OF France was
exercised favor Of humanity and the influence Of the people
RUSSIAN POSITION RELATIVE TO THE TERRITORIAL
CHANGES IN GERMANY.
The Journal Of St. Petersburg states that the mission Of
Gen. Manteue to Prussia caused by the proposal Of the
Prusan Government the uenra powers that they should
participate territorial changes which being effected
in Germany This proposition did not meet with any support
from other European Governments The Russian Govern.
ment ereore RETAINED from taking any further decision In
the question but at the time reserved the night OF
Prussia great power well her fan liberty OF action
IMMUNITY FOR OFFENDING PRUssIAE AND AUSTRIAN
OFFICIALS.
The treaty Of peace Austria and Prussia stpulates
that neither Austrian nor Prussan officials shall be punished
for having incurred the dsessure Of their Governments By
their Rttitude during the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
ITALY
DISARMAMENT OF SOLDIERS.

DISARMAMENT OF SOLDIERS.
FLORENCE Monday Sept 10 1866
The Italian Government has issued decree which
disbands IS 600 men of the Italian army.
AUSTRIA DISPOSED To BE EEIGHBoRLY
Austria has invited Italy to send penpotentiarieS
to meet others appointed by Austria for the purpose
Of adopting measures for the improvement OF tele-
graph and post intercourse between the two countries
SLOW PROGRESS OF THE AUsTRoITALIAN CONGRESS-
FLoRENCR Monday, Sept 10, 1906
The conference between the plenipotentiaries OF
Austria and Italy progresses slowly The financial
question has not been settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
Austria About to Introduce Reforms in
Her Army,
BY THE STEAMSHIP CHINA.
Excitement in England on the Threatened Fe-
MAN Invasion of Canada.
NAPOLEOES LETTER TO VICTOR EMANUEL
JOHN BRIGHT'S BIRMINGHAM SPEECH.
PRUSSIA.

PASSAGE ON THE BILL TO INDEMNIFY TIKI KING.
BERLIN Monday Sept. l0-s- N.
The upper House Of the Prussian Diet has passed
the bill to indemnify the King for acting without the
assent of the Diet in the matter of the budget and
army supplies previous to the war with Austria The
bill passed unanimously.
ISSUE OF TREASURY NOTES.
The Chamber Of Deputies has rejected the Govern
ment proposal for the issue of sixty millions OF
Treasury notes, and adopted in its stead an amend
ment authorizing the Issue of thirty millions payable
in one year from their date.
THE KING or sAxoSY DECIDES TO RESIGN
1t is reported here that the King Of Saxony has de-
cided to resign in favor of his son.
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TURKEY
TEE rssURRpcrIoS IN CANDIDA.

THB ISSUKRECTION N CANDIA'
Athens Saturday, Sept g. ls66.
The Cretans have rejected the terms offered them
by the Turkish Government and continue their revolt
REVOLT IN EPIRUs.
The EpirOts Inhabitants of EpirusJ also claim their
freedom from Turkey and have abandoned their hsbi-
tatons and taken TO she hills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
pRoDUcE AND OTHER MARKETS
AT PHILADELPHIl.

II FHTLADFLTHIls
svpr 1o-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quet, Red
a. GSa AZ 50; White s. 10 Corn dull Yellow Gle Mixed
Western e1c Cotton quiet Middling Upands. Dc New
orIsnos s Coffee qnief Rio l9d 9lc gold Provisions firm
pennsylvania WHISKY 81 81 Ohio o. 40 and hhds. g. ~
AT OswEGo.
srP1 to good demand ard 2c better sales Of
s 81 lar Double Extra Wheat quiet but nomnay higher
No Milwaukee Club held Oh 49, supply light Corn held
at72a73e for No. Illinois. Other grains nominal Canal
Treghs dull, Flour IOc Wheat l0c, Corn SIC. TO New.
York.
AT BATIdORE-
srpr 10 Flour firm. high grades Wheat steady;
Red a. 75as2 20, White o. O5asJ IS Corn dull White
eSSeSe yellow 0c Oats steady. Provisions dull Pork
Mess, 81 p5 Sugar firm; Groceries l!0l4ic Conee-
Pio ,ery scarce none AZ first hands Seeds quiet Faxeeed
IS 20 bonded; Western. e. 36Gs3 81.
AT CTSCISNArL tr.. I.I
ssptiO-Four active and heheri Trade brands slO goa
AS to Wheat se Cher Whisky unchanged. Provisions
guie,, Mes- PORK scG ia s71 Lard dun. Gold li6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
TIE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Mayor HOffman's Chances for Governor
the Best.
Weed Pushing Dix, with Murphy as His
Second Choice.
ITO the A-oeIstea Pres. |

ALBANY Monday Sept. 10. 1865.
The delegates 10 the Democratic State Convention,
which il meet here tomorrow, are arriving by every
train and the hotels already nearly full. r.r.
The Attendance ~ outsiders, Including number m
prominent Conservative Republicans, is large.
OF those already hero large majority are apparently
for John f. Hoffman of New York for Governor.
The headquarters of the TammRny delegation are at the
Decyan House. and they making all the capital thy
can for their candidate.
Gen Dig is spoken Of by some OF the Western delegates
but the only prominent candidate besides Holman IL
Senator Henry G. Murphy IL ~ claimed that no was
Dean RichmOnds candidate and that there would be no
doubt OF his nomination the leader alive. several
of the leading men from the interior warmly for him,
ugng that h. has earned the nomination BY past public
and party services Bat If the New-York delegation act
steadily for Hoffman his nomination seems almost certalE
Mr. Weed aud his friends aud certan prominent Demo
Gratis favor the nomination Of Robert III. Pruyu OF TINS
citv late Minister 10 Japan, for Northumberland.
Judge Comstock Of Wyoming also Republican, 10
likewise mentioned for this nomination. $50.
For Canal Commissioner the candidates are William
w Wright # Geneva aud T. r. Ross Of A-burn. ~. .
Several names are mentioned ior Inspector Of State
Prisons but YET none Of them seem to have ANY par
tioular strength.
THE PROSPECTS, LAST RvENisG.
albany sept IO-eveniue.-As the delega from the
western part o the State arrive the feeling IN favor OF
tLe nomination of Gen DIX for Governor grows stronger,
but l bis chances look slim. Those opposing lin, while
az TINT be would draw Republican votes than
shor ,ntend that such gain would be more than
by the opposition OF Democrats who will
not forget his toward Gov Seymour II is claimed
that Mr. Weed for him, and falling In his nomination,
will advocate the nomination Of Senator Murphy. but
Murphys friends don't feel ovcr-couhdent Of tins Mr..
Honmans chances CONTINUE TO appear best bat several Of
the leaders outside Of the city quietly operating IN an
other and John MOrnsscy presegCc IN bf aYOr
does not seem 70 add TO his strength.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
EINANCIAL.
THE BANK or FRANCE.

The weekly returns of the Bank OF France show an
increase 300 OOOf In cash. The Bank the 10th reduced
its rate Of discount 10 - Der cent.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The Bank Of England the 3Oh, as was iulg expected
reduced the rate Of Discount from per cent The weekly
returns show az increase Of more million pounds ster
ling bullion. and more titan m,lon aud quarter III re-
Of notes which is unprecedenedy large secnmna
ton in the banks during week Another re-
ducon to per confidently expected the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
FIRES.
IN wALKgR-sT.

About 10 o'clock last evening kerosene oil lamp
upset in the establishment Of Henry Caw Co. No 50
Wakert and set fire 10 the stock which was damaged
before the flames could be exnguhed 20 the amount OF atOat
goo insured for 600 In the Peoples Insurance Company
IN MAIDEHLAER .t
Inst before O'Clock last evening fire broke out in the
fnh floor Of tho building No Maideclane occupied BY
William Ruh "a manufacturing jewelry establishment lie
also occupied the third and fourth oos HIS total loss by
ire and water o. 0OO fy covered by Insurance
Tie building which is owned 10y Wm H. Smith 81 No 10
Bruld.st damaged the anonnt ~ sItf wA.cn "'s
alrD nnXerel nY inaaFaAce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
ENGLAND.

TIB BRITISH-CALFORSIAN BANK.
LONDON Monday Sept. 10. 1896.
The Directors Of the Californian Bank are
urged to wind up the affairs of the institution.
LORD cowLEY's SUCCESSOR AT PARIS.
Earl Lord y Stanley is spoken of as the probable
successor Of Lord Cowley British ambassador 70
France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-11
JOHN BRIGHTS SPEECH At THE BIR-
MLNGHAM REFORM DEMONSTRATION.

At the mammoth Reform meeting held at Birmng-
ham tic 27tb uL particulars Of which have already ap
pearod 10 ourcoquns a speech deJye.ed by Mr. John
Blight which has been properly characterized Of his
erstest nrtor ai ca5rt Tie p5csSme SPACE re