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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIOSS-ALL THE STATES
HEARD FROM IN FAVOR OF JuAREZ-CON-
GRATULATIONS FROM BOLIYIA-SANTA ANNA
SENTENCED TO DEATH-RECEPTIoN OF NIX.
q PLUMB-THE COTTON CROP-RIFLED CANNON
"A NEW STATE.
From The Mexican STANDARD Oct TO-
The triumph of Juarez is even more complete
than the sangune anticipated OF the 800 electors
2 voted for Juarez for President and 1913 for Leo for
VicePresdent president OF the Supreme Court In the
evening OF Monday when the election took place. the
popuaee began TO collect in front Of the Presidents
dwelling and by o'clock the crowd had increased so
much that the street one mass OF human beings,
swayn9 TO and fro each man eager to get as near as
posbe TO the President in order shout his c0ngratua
tons Nothing conld possibly demonstrate the extreme
popularity of Juarez more t 'ng Dd ,he
nnboded enthusiasm OF the people wlen te reS. ,h
the poll @ e o Se y p snd 20 he neigh
boring villages until past midnight. -. 49,.
From Vera Cruz Orizaba San Luis Potos, Zacatecas.
Ouerefaro Touca Cordoba San Juan del Rio, and many
other important localities information has been received
TO the effect that the poll has resulted with hrge mao
The Republic of Bolivia has sent to Mexico mission at
vedo to congratnlate President Juarez as representing
the restored Republic OF Mexico upon the success when
has been attained by his persistent resistance 10 the En-
pre- which Napoleon endeavored to set up in the New
World Attached TO the mission OF Col. Queyedo are
Mr. InIiis oueyedo on the sth inst President Juarez
in the presence Of his Ministers ofciay received ts
Bolivian Envoy who. on behalf Of his Government ana
fellow citizens of Bolivia expressed the warmest sympa
thes and sentiments OF fraternity for Mexico He stated
that all the American Republics had contemplated with
much satisfaction the great struggle in which Mexico had
been engaged for the salvation Of republican institutions
and they had with Joy witnessed the ultimate triumph
IL il expected that Col Quevedo will remain IN Mex
leo about month and then proceed TO RIO de JanerO
where he has been appointed 10 represent MS Govern
ment as Minister PlenipOtentary.
On Tuesday Mr.. Plumb was received by the Preslueht
as Charge fares ad interim of the United states
Santa Anna has been tried at Vera Cruz and sentenced
TO death He has pettioned the Supreme Government
for mercy. ,-..--
IL with much regret that learn by private letters
from Durango that the cotton crop in that neghbornood
and as far as Chihuahua has been seriously Injured al
most totally destroyed by the ldngosd which we believe
ia kind OF locust. ,
It reported that the inhabitants OF Cuautlan have
petIoned the Government TO constitute new state 10
be composed Of Cuauttan and Tulancngo and the for
mer 10 be the capital thereof.
In Oaxaca relied guns are now being made which are
pronounced TO be equal TO those imported by the GOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30

That part of Italy known the Papal States, or
the States of the Church, until 1859 comprised the
fairest districts of that sunny land In that year
large portions of territory transferred 10 Sar-
DINA and on the creation of the Kingdom of Italy
of which Victor Emmanuel, then King Of Sardinia.
was made ruler the loss of the temporal authority of
tbe papacy over them was confirmed. Since then the
object of Italy has been TO gain Rome for her capital
and In transfer the allegiance of the Popes remaining
temporal subjects to the hing instead. In 1900
the King in a speech from the throne to the Italian
Parliament. declared his purpose to respect the
nontifcal territory. That territory IL little more
Than the patrimony Of St. Peter given to the Church
Inv the Countess Matilda in 10. Previous to 1889 the
Tertiary of the Sovereign Pontif embraced an area
If n 21s square miles, with GGS inhabitants but
of the former 20 Legations" and delegations only
five remain. namely: Rome and the Comarca,
Viterbo Civta Vecchia, iNelletr and Frosinone,
The area of the papal possessions embraces only
4 sal souare miles with Gg2 100 inhabitants. OF the
nonuation about 100000 belong TO the City of Rome
Itself and Rome and the Comarca di Roma comprise
fnlv one-half of the population of the whole terri
tory The ecclesiastical population consists of Gi94
persons. of whom S9i of the secular clergy or
nriests $3.50 of the regular clergy or monks and 9O3l
Nuns.
The trade of the Papal States is extremely small.
There is an excellent port at Civita Nocchia but the
unimportance of its trade with other countries is
shown m the value of the exports and imports be-
tween Rome aud the United Kingdom. The annual
;mports from the Papal States into Great Britain do
not exceed Il 900 and in 1868 the export Of home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGEYCE.

SOUTHAMPTON Oct. 27-The North German Lloyd
steamship Weser Capt wenke, from NewHO Oct. H.
10r Bremen arrived this port to-day and after
her way 10 Bremen
QuEESsrOwN, Oct 37.-IThe Liverpool and Great West
cru steamship COmpany's steamship Nebraska, Capt
this port to-day.
LOkDoN, OCT E-rhe New York aud London steam
EMP company steamship Celia, Capt CleGdcl, from
10 day.
BnEsT Oct 2s-The General Trans Atantic Company's
steamship Ferere capt Duehesne which left New York
October 49, arrived az s port al O'Clock fhs morning
sud subsequently sailed for Havre
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l2l for Medium. Tallow. H9 per cwt. for American.
Spirits Turpentine, 81 per cwt Petroleum. C per gal
Ion for Spirits, and 8 for Standard White.
AfternOOn-The prices OF Cotton are unchanged but
the market quiet and easier No change reported in
Corn Wheat since the opening Of the market Pork is
higher; Prime City Mess is selling at 72 Lard con-
times Decline aud the quotation for American is SO
per cwt Beef unchanged; Extra Prime Mess is selling
115 per Dbl TallOw is rmer; American 45 per cwt,
Petroleum strOnger Standard White is quoted at per
gallon.
LONDON, Oct. 2s-NOOn.-Sugar, 26I for No IL d. s..
Calcutta Linseed So g per imperial quarter. Lnseed
Cakes. al per tun for feeding Lnseed OIL $40 l0 per
tun. Whale OIL 940 per 252 gallons. Sperm Oil, 2l15.
ANTWERP, Oct 2S-NOOn.-The Petroleum market opens
to-day with increasing Lfirmness standardIWh is
francs
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CUBA.

LERsUNDI ACCEPTS THE GOvERN0RsHIP.
MADRID. Oct. 2a-Gen Lersundi, TO whom was
aendered the Office Of Governor aud Captan-Gener2l
of Cuba, and who declined the appointment, has, at
the solicitation of the Government, recOnsidered the
matter and concluded TO accept the posi-. He will
leave by the next mail steamer for Havana to enter
npOn the duties Of his office.
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FRANCE.
THE vINCENNEs RACES.

THE NlNCENNEb kAtbN-
PARIS Oct. 2S.--Large crowds left the city to at
send the races at Vincennes, which took place yes
terday. His Majesty, the Emperor Francis Joseph,
drove out to Vincennes in the morning and was
present on the course occupying the Imperial Stand
The leading races of the day resulted as follows
The grand prize wen by PolygOne; the prize OF
Paris was taken by Said; the Minims premium was
won by Nemesis In the steepecnase, which created
much excitement, Magenta was the winner.
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r,upo,6 ,ccIDEyT IN coNYEcrIcUr

W,rrrnrRy. Conn. Oct. 29.--As the noon
train mn ON the Naugatuck Road crossing nchns
Bridge about three miles above this city, the axle OF the
nyie brake in consequence OF which the trestlewUk
ne, av and the baggage ear and tender fen distance
81 about twelve feet J c. Bailey MESSENGER Of Adam dan
xnress onpany sustained some severe bruises, hut no
hIas were hrnken conductor Beers and few others
we're slightly bruised but none of the passengers were
aerlnIaN injured.
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4 SECRET MISSION.

ArnrRy. n. V, Oct 29.-The Rev. DIR.
Uawey OF the First Presbyterian Church OF Auburn eft
for Washington yesterday where he is TO receive nstru'
tions from the Government and Immediately proceed
from thence on highly important secret mission 20
fnreyn conntrv. He was appointed 10 TINS mission ~
secreary seward during his recent visit 10 tins eiy JIG
,rtti H., ahsont about fOur months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30

According 10 the version brought from Caprera by
Crspis friends the Scsa before aIrestng GariDadl,
nohots aud only tho Island Of the Madeleine rose
hetwecn the Toscana and the sesia but all things
are possible aud nothing is too monstrous 10 DC De
Garibaldi's last appeal to the Italians, dated Ca
mar, 7th brought NV Yesterdays mail runs inns
P"Wnlians! On the Roman soil they bght; there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30

that Menotti has been defeated by the Zouaves. As
70 the idea of fresh French Intervention, every
laughs nj the scarecrow. as every one knows that
France would not permit it. and that moreover Ma
poeon wonld not dare 10 risk his chance of Italian
alliance. 49,
The Last news from PaazzO Ricciardi il that Ratazz
am bouf N, Ls forces means to Ian ic this army across
the frontier If his master objects he has Prussia 10
fall back nDOIf
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
STORM on THE COAST.

WILMINGTON, y. c.. Oct. 29.-The weather is
clear No damage sustained IN this section BY the
late storm The steamships VIM r. Clyde aud Rebecca
CLYDE for New-York and the James A. Gary for Bati-
more have detained inside the bar several days by
The heavy weather crossed this morning The
ship Pioneer for Philadelphia, ana Fairbanks far New
York will probably tonight tc-norIow morning,
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WHALING INTELLIGENCE.

san Francisco, Oct 27.-Later advices from
the whaling fleet In the Ochotsk Sea report the Roman
with 400 barrels Of oil Sunbeam with 600 barrels Mid
les win 800 barrels; Hercules with 400 barrels Guam
hon with $50 barrels and the stella. with COO barrels
The latter vessel has been wrecked however, and is a
total loss
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combat men for whom would give a thousand hves,
Do not listen 10 words of cowardly doupLs pestn
fhe entire world absorbed i'm the contemplation oil
your her0ism 4. dhIbhp''
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
THE EPIDEMIC IN SICILY.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Oct. 29-0ur Consul &C
Messina Sicily under date Of Sept 80. writes the
rotary of State follows The prevalence OF the cho
era has prevented all and every commercial transaction
for the last two months and nearly all the merchants
cent the few English and German had departed from tho
civ together with all exchange and mercantile brokers
the nOtse lawyers Judgcsn fact nothing was left OF
the population usually engaged In business The number
of fugyes is estimated at no less than 0o out OF the
nonulaOn Of 100000. The number Of deaths is $500
The greatest portion OF the fugitves have returned
thp cholera has within the last few days decreased 10
mess will regain its usual activity The misery il great
unusually high. all the crops nave fallen
short and the only left 10 the people are the
benefits which they will derive from the shipments of
gran and dry fruits, such lemons oranges NUT, nj
bertS, almonds, &c.
TIE YELLOW FEVER.
NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 80 - There were II
deaths from yellow fever to-day, among them Lieut.
General OF the Fifth Military District for some Time
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. 29.-rneIe were nine lntefments
from yellow fever during the day.
MOBILE, Ala. Oct 29.-There were Two deaths Irom
yellow fever to-day The weather Is clear and warln
THE REPORTED SICKNESS AT YALE COLLEGE
NrW-HAyEN, Conn, Oct. 30. - President
WooIsey authorizes the fiat contradiction of the reports
Of the prevailing sickness in Yale College, and
respectfully the report OF Mr. Chatfied in The Noc jork
Post OF to-day Dr. Hubbard Of the Medical College says
that 50 far he ascertain not over hair dozen
eases serious illness have occurred among the students
The town il remarkably healthy IL Is unnecessary to
say that there is thought OF snspending college
exercises.
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WASHINGTON.

LETTER FROM TIE HON. TIIAD. STENkNs-IhE
ELECTIONS N TIE SOUTHERN sTAIES-GtN.
GRANTS CONVERSATION WITH THE SOUTH
ERN EDIrOR-THE CASE OF j. II. BRADLEY,
SRA DECISION UNDER THE CoNfIsCAriON
ACT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30
MEXICO.

THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIOSS-ALL THE STATES
HEARD FROM IN FAVOR OF JLAtEI-CON-
CALCULATIONS FROM BOLIYIA-SANTA ANNA
SENTENCED TO DEATH--RECEPTION OF MIR.
d PLUMB-THE COTTON CROP--RIFLED CANNON
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ENCYCLIcAL OF THE POPE.

Oct. 2s.-Pope Plus TX has issued an ency-
Clical to the Bishops Of the Church throughout
Europe, in which he calls their attention to the
great perils by which he is surrounded, and in
pathetic terms deplOres the many dangers
which menace the temporal power and threaten
10 destroy the independence of the Holy See.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-30
EUROPE.
THE ROMAN REVOLUTION.

GREAT VICTORY OF GARIBALDI AT MONTE Ro-
ToNDo-HE ADVANCES TO TIE GATES OF
po,,r-rHE POPE IN THE CITADEL OF ST
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DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
A Substitute for CalOmel.

These Pills are composed Of various TO
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AT grand dress ball in Paris the
gentlemen wore knee-breeches, and
o number of wsgs amused themselves
by pricking the calves of the young
dasdies, and this intellectual smuse-
ment is said to have created "great
merrimeut" among the lockers ON,
while it attracted no attention from
the unconscious owners Of the calves. = d
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SAMUEL GREGORY, of Delaware coun-
ty, Ohio, recently HING his coat on a
hush, while repairing worm fence. An
old sow came along and "chewed' the
garment, laoersting roll Of grsenbacks
in one Of the pockets. containing seven
teen hundred dollars, which were rem
A ed W orfhless .....-
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WEARY PILGRIM as you wend yonr
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THE lady managers of strawberry
festival in Cincinnati, day or two
ago, spoiled the ice cream by havoring
it with paregoric in order to avert any
bad feelings that might lie produced in
it's crude state. Acurious scene ensued.
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A PRINTER and q painter loved the
same girl in Chicago. The parents
liked the printer, the girl loved the
painter. The printer married the maid
en-, but after two days of welded bliss,
the printers excheqaer was found to be
very low. o divorce was applied for and
the Shird day it was granted. The
painter is hopeful. s,..I :
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A CORRESPONDENT from West Point
says of the young ladies who were pres
emit at the graduation: "They are I'M
der graduates in the ultimate mysteries
of love, but full-blown dons at firta-
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A NEW idea in photography is. an
nounced, by which the head of lady
is taken in the midst of the petals of
any kind of fOwers-such as rose, o
tnlip. or the like.