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TIE lrsu-Ciad Fleet nc Civita vecchia-Re-
psrts Frsa Caribalais Camp-CenditIsus
Bstwsea the Premier 81 Italy aud The
Kssg-Rspsrsed Passage Of the Frestisr b.
~ PARIS. Oct 2s-Nigha
The French feet which sailed first from Tou-
lon--includIng shs iron-clads, for the Roman
watsrs arrived ~ Civisa vscchia this morn
Ing. and Iss commander is engaged 10 dsbsrk-
Ing the mon.
La Prssss Of this afternoon says that 0en-
eral Oaribaldi's army IL being reinforced by
Thousands Of men who have deserted from the
royal army Of Italy.
Garibaldi carried Monte Rosondo after =
severe fight, and marched direct for Rome, and
lis believed here that be il now a. the very
gates Of the city.
La Pairie says thai the Premier and mem
bsrs Of the new Italian Cabinet accepted ONCE
under two positive ofncial conditions with
Victor Emanuel The conditions ars:--First,
that Tho King shall publicly disavow al con.
nlvsncs With or in support Of tho Garibaldian
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ralALs n rsasss AisegAsTuss-

rue folIos csnnissiossn hold shsH regular Wss&1I
Trial meeting ysssss6sy aorniss. Ceuniasissss Aess
In We chair. N,a..
Sergeant Van Ragss. Il Me Broadway sqssl, sonI1
shas Sergeant sohoonnaksr Of NJ sqss1, - s>eno
assss Of absence fer tusssy dsvs NJ ~ = oeoow
and that be shsud have rsportsd fss duty ~ ll
ana since the day hs had len the sasion Asuss ~
dAy the leave Of absence obtained ~ I'D - 49,
assa nor heard from.
'1hsrs . seusshss rosss in shss sseosd DIsssss,~
said Captain Steers or TIE Twenty seventh pssns
roandsnaa Mullen, one day lass september, 800 -
must sss what's shs matter" huss wsnS y wssk ono
charged - sequence Of bic fsvrstine ahsr thas ~
aoers Clavbery, hsAulns. Adams. Presley, Knlgha.
and drsk liquor 81 l02 Cedar street Nullsa 1es10s6
that no managed = snts, he place and found he ne1
she expense o. the Iossn Of the game
The Captain testified that he suspected that somshln0
vas going wrong vita sns pl.oo. in question and g
Ancsusry In Cedar street. but the proprietor aiways
had picket outside who gave an alarm % the inmates
that when the second platoon were In reserve The festive
members would 90 Of the station house u body.
through Trinity place when they would csnraliss thss
forces l02 Cedar street To aggvats the odsncs In hs
man stated that he man in Cedar street, No ic2 ha1
license sell liquor. and that NOT oae o The o@cev
ssSusns 70 TIE p.;0on ever I nnna n Sns ~
The ocers coatsndsd thas they we're boar6efg q 10&
Cedar street and did not pay for say gucs ~ sssk
that thcy partook OF any iiqrorA
Satroimsn James q. GiIshaa, Of the EIsvsseA 80
cinct charged ocsr Bsde Of the Thirteenth pgsolne
with having arrested him for int0x cation the uGA1
OF the 9th OF October whom be nog tntoxtoa1o4.
Bsdsl produced who that alarm ap
given his post, and that answsriaG ~ fssn1
that Oicsr Callahan had given It. Hs then asked nlo
II he desired any assistance, but CALLAHAN told him. u
suriy manner. that be did not desire any nom hius
after which he used very abusive iAaguees
and acted Q generally does undos
the influence Of liquor. Bedsll ordered hin .
conduct himself In proper manner or he would esrooe
him. Callahan dared him 10 arrest him, and Bedelf DID
dare and do and took him 70 the Thrteeuth peeonoe
station house. whom Sergeant Barnett sent the following
telegram 70 the Eleventh precinct and which was pee-
duced In evidence the ITO Eleventh peeoinee
Uncsr James Gishan has been brought 20 this station
under the influence Of liquor have seat him back -
his post until you can cover L.
Gllahan oonsendsd that Bsdsll was nos over ~
friendly "a the thieves who congsgate % the cesnse
Of Rvington and Lewis ssrsess and that hs assssleo
him (GllAhan) through malice because he dared y
clear the CORNERS bus (Bsdsils) posA
The evidence both sdss was very combating. aat
the swsarng OF the witnesses had the appear
ance Of being very svali, /" n not more
Several other caass we're dspoeed OF BY the Comuh
nlOnorA
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VERMONT.

Reception Of General Sheridan NJ Montpelier.
MosrPsLrsR Dot. 80. 1867
The reception OF General Sheridan here to-day .
nns AFFAIR. A slight ram prevailed most Of the
day; but, notwithstanding. the people were out
by thousands 10 join in the demonstrations
train, and reached here about three o'clock r n. he
presented 70 the people IRON the steps OF the Capt.
the Two Houses Of Assembly, inlhs Representatives.
Hail. BY Governor Page TO both presentation addresses
which he was quite complimentary - Vermont and
vsrmons soidissa He attended The annual gather
gag u the vsrmoat on1csn and soldiers 10
BY me nIeAs train, via Springfield, Tor Now York,
whore he sspscssd 70 arrive ~ noon tomorrow The
whole aair Of The Generals reception has been
piss The pubic and private decorations notice.
able everywhere about town quite extensive end
me taste; seme OF them we're superb.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

mr.. Disraeli In Defence Of tho Tory Reform
BiII-Fcnian Aiarn In Livcrpool-Tho Riot
Trials In manchester rDu,u,o o.. no 1ss7.
public dinner was given to the Right Hon. BENJAMIN
Dss. the Chancellor Of the Exchsqusr yesterday q
Ediaburg.
Mr.. Disras. Ia answsr to complimentary toast rose
and made Characteristic speech. He gave history Of
ths reform question, rsoounted the action Of the dr.
fsrsat political parties In England in relation 70 the
subject and closed with strong argument IN justtca
ton Of the tory party for their In advocating and
triunphantly carrying through Parliamsnt the Repre-
sanitation Of tho People bill
TIE remarks OF the honorable gentleman were fire.
qusntiy Interrupted BY expressions Of attention and
approval, and when he took his seat he was loudly
chssred.
LIVERPOOL Oct 2o-Noon.
This city Is now the centre Of Fsnan panic. Reports
Of mysterious proceedings among the Irish Inhabitants
have caused the authorities take extraordinary pre-
caution The armories OF the volunteers and the gun
shops In the city guarded, and the police patrols
have been doubled.
LoNDos. 0ot 2e-EvsnIng.
Dsby Seymour, Esq, the principal counsel for the
Defence has made another application fer the removal
TO London Of the trials just commenced ct Manchester
On the ground Of the hostility Of public feeling against
the a in the latter city; but the government has
rsfsss4 rant their request
NAscH1srss. Ost. So-Noon
Tho trial Of Alien ID progress The against
him aad the stAsn 10 very strong. There much sx-
element 10 the city and the court building guarded
BY national troops.
Twsnty.six Of the prisoners have bssa indicted FOR
murder.
MANCHESTER, Dot. so-Evsnng.
The FsnIaa trials have been adjourned for the day.
The city 10 perfectly quiet
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Execstisp Or RevsIsiss Prisoners nc sastI-
are dc Cuba-Com0ercial aad Marine
HAvAsA, Oct 90, 1857.
Ten Of The prisoners who took part In the revolt ~ the
psntsntary q Santiago d Cuba shot the asa
Instant All the others implicated In the AFFAIR have
bssa sentenced 70 long terms Of imprisonment
Sugar insnmats; No. II D. q, 10 asossd 81 sx
reals per snob~ CAbbsgss go . tss per Auaarsd
Prov,uoss duh.
On New York, curreucy, - per cent discount short
sghL 2lk diseou.si gold ~ PEI csns premium. Short
gxm we'd ssssnsn 0esubls. from New York. Jsssps
ssiIsd steamer Rapidsu and bark Elisa FOR New FORK
from Matanxas, schoonsrs Willie, Tor Baltimors. and
valerie for north Of Hatssras.
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rHe aecsnr sruam on TIVE COAST.

TosrxHss Mosaos, Oct "a, 1897.
The most terrific gale that hes visited this this
season has been blowing to-day, and aiiI continues
with undated fury A nine o'clock last evening the
wind shifted from novthsast 70 due sast and heavy
rain squa sst in. which da not roach ts fun height
ing an English brig game into the Roads
with her nainmast completely carried away. The
squaiI struck her on Wloughby Point about two miles
out and several psrsens On the wharf here saw her
20 BY The board In the afterneen another brig flying
the Austrian nag, n with her
and main ssd ssocmg gone From The violence Of M
storm u 10 feared there hss been large number Of
veeseIs wrscked on u coast
The United States frigass susqushAnns the flagship
OF Admiral Palmer, 10 daily expected here, aad u II
feared she may nowbe In the Of Hattsras
but being hnt cnss vessel she will doubt weather
the squaIi st hsrs meet II whore she will
The Ros1s are Nun Of vessels OF oil classes waiting
for the storm 70 ,tbats.
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snHsr Conxms'ouaAs Ossu. 0oL 90. 1897
10 THE EDITOR o. TIE HsRAID:-
me Street conmssossr ssscss II shs days issss u
your paper reference made 70 ths ooassos Aavsg II
charge The regulating grading A. Of Madden avenue
and dssning thai the public shoud be informed V ~
condition, snl whss 10 will b completed, hes sensuitsd
With che consactss nsnsionsl In your articles and or
ahmed NE progress Of the work. asl hes The sasssss
ten 70 STATE that the oontrses hes % fas advanced
toward oomplston that in the oous Of from three 70
four weeks me contract will ~ flashed
Trusting you viii give this brief answer 10 The
Gus references relating 70 me condition Of Msdisoa
avenue some promiasaoy. remain yours respectfully,
GEORGE w. MCLEAN, Street Commissioner
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THE PRESS rftEsaAms.

Tho Army Reported Across tho Roman From.
fier-Tho Church Property NJ 6ale-Generai
La Marmora On . Mission - Paris-Lcglsla.
tiers Wounded with Garibaldi.
FLoRBNCB Oct. 2o-Evsning
II rumsrsd that the Italian troops have passed shs
frsatsr. No particulars are received.
me salss Of the Church lands have commenced and
promise 70 add largely 70 the Of Italian
government
0sussai Ia Marmsra has bssn sent On . mlssos 70
Paris
FLoRsxcK, Oct 2y-Even.pg.
Deputies Nieotss and Mosto are reported 70 have
bssn badiy wounded during the recent engagements.
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ST. DOMINGO.

War Declared Against Hayti-Baez Planning
- Resurs Cabrai On the Freasler with an
Array Of 1000 Mes. -
Intsiigsnss Aas bssa received here that g. Do.
mingo hes declared war against Hayu % 20.
count Of The sympathy and assistance given BY
the Haytsns 70 sx-Prssidsnt Bass Basz u
Canscas who're he planning On attempt 70 return
70 o. Domingo.
President Cabrai and General Psssin were on the
Hayden frontier with army Of four thousand men.
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a RovolutIenary Rising as Hand-Orsini
Bombs Rxplsding II tho Streets.
Row, Ook 27-P. n.
Tho revolutionary junts ID exceedingly &C.
tive In it, operations to promote ths advance
mont Of the national cause BY popular move
mont inside the city. and . rising against the
temporal authority Of the Pope Is regarded 81
Imminent
Great alarm exists, ~ number Of Orsini
bombs havs been exploded In the streets dur
ing lest night and to-day.
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CONNECTICUT.

The New EaGland Way Press Associations.
HARTFORD. Oct 90. 1851
Association was held q the Allyn House, In this city
this evening and the following oceSs elected for the
current ysar-SamueI Bowiss. Springfield Rspsbltoaw,
President, William h. Goodrich, Hartford Cosrdnh
Secretary and Treasurer ". Danielson. Providsnce
Jouywal A. e. Burr, Hartford Tymss, ). H. Bromley,
Norwich bulletin. II. A. Osborne. New Haven RS0iser
ana j. o. Candss. Bridgeport Standard, Executive Com
mtes Az che close Of the meeting the Association
held their annual supper ct the Ayn House. which was
vory pleasant affair.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

General schonoId's Explanation Of the An.
pointnent Of Delegates 60 the Couvoutiou.
REDMOND. Va, oct 80. 1867
General Schoneld, Ia IN oneIa report explains the
appointment Of delegates to the convention Tho ap-
poinmsnts actually made gives forty seven dssastss
from election distrcts having white majoritlss and
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qRLRCRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

r n o N



: SPECIAL IfLfsaAns 70 the HsaAlu.
Csuss BIsnarck's Pledge % Kias Victor
Emanuel.
QUEnE's HOTEL, LONDON, Oct 20, 1867.
The London Globe Of this evening says In IN
editorial article that although Prussia Is en-
gagged to neutral course Of policy on the
Italo-Ronan question, Count Bismarck. the
premier, has given an assurance 70 the Cabinet
in Florence that he will not allow France to
make war on Italy on occount Of the Papal
complication.
Popular Canvass Of tho situasion-TAs Kings
rrscia.asien Generally Ceademned-Feel-
iss ~ Disanectisn In Fiorencs.
FLORENCE, Dot ga. N.
Tho Italian press Is engaged In IN anxious
disousuion Of the national crisis and the policy
Of the government
The more moderate liberal journals express
appreciation Of the action OF the Cabinet to-
wards the Garibaldians and in the observance
Of TIP September Convention. The democratic
papers are 6rm In their opposition to the course
Of the Executive and loud in their condemns
ton Of the idea Of foreign Intervention in
Rome.
u There ia much popular dissafeetion, produced
m9inly by the vagueness Of the Kings pro-
clAmation on the subject Of the Roman quss-
tioe, and from the fact that the royal mani
fsst0 contains no allusion or makes no refer
snoe to the matter Of French Intervention and
how Il should be met
The army contingent, ~ classed in the year
lS4i, Of the royal troops has been called out
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bands We hAve crossed and ere crossing ~
froatisr iate ths Pspal dsnaIa and. secondly,
that BY nilitary movement on Ne frontier
the Italian army win co-operats with The
French sxpsditionsry force.
The Paris Epoqs publishes news, dated in
Florence, announcing that the Italian troops
OF the Kings army crossed the frontier and
entered the Papal territory to-day.
News ~ Garibaidi's victsry-Isaliaa Military
Cs.Operasisa Refused ~ Napslesa-Ths
Second Rxpeditisnary Fleet Delayed &C
PARIS, Oct ga n.
The news Of General Garibsldi's victory over
the forces Of the Pope at Monte Rotondo, In
the States Of the Church, has been confirmed
by kilograms from Florence and other SOURCES.
The General displayed great personal daring
during the engagement His soldiers succeeded
in capturing Gil the PontiAcal force, made up Of
Zousves and gendarmes from Rome; but the
Italian government authorities ct once released
Thorn.
The state Of the wind has delayed the de-
psrturs from Toulon Of the second French
feet, which had just arrived In that port.
La Li5ets, Of this city, says that the EN-
peror Napoleon refused to permit the Italian
army to cooperate with the French expe-
dictionary force In the operations which may
be undertaken in the Roman territory. In
reply to the proposal Of King Victor Emanuel
in this direction Napoleon said that Italian CO.
operation was unnecessary, % he ct present
intended to limit the sphere Of French action
to Civita Vecchia.
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a Bitter PHI, Indeed.

Who takes this pi why the doctors have - go ~
others who manufactures physo ptlls III: fcts ~ ew
snrs dose OF physc pill n their whole ife oeos6D
people their Diet and angle pill oGere1 knev
enough throw 20 the dogs and dogs turn
away In disgust 81 such insult
Dr. WOILoTT ~ TO Chatham square, New xork ooae1o1
people stop this disgusting health ruintng ps1
and shows practically that they are worse Aae usseee ~
aiso everybody shss b does asd 80 paa =
with liquid prspara.os called fam PAINT ppsA y
and 4 Sar9isss = vssss soldhy 81 lrugpsss = o
eens g ssasA q enl - per tes.ls resgle Re! sss1
always change &c yscs 80 gscd.:e s...ss - sasee
fNSTANf FAM ANIlafkxt6R. prss!lseG ssrss ssss1S
and colds IN the heed Ard hroeG ~ ~ eono11os ~
as;sss !. i srs.s ss:s "rsssss = - =
ohsAsed. k'41 gs IL
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The steamship Arizona viii sail from this port on
Friday, November !. for AspInwsIl
The malls for Central America and trs south Pacific
will close a hsf-pass ten O'Clock on Friday morning
The Nsw Yonx HssltD-E Edition for the Psclnc--vsll
BE- ready q, half.pan nine 10 the morning.
Single copies, 70 wrappers, for mailing, ux esas.
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Bavaria ExoIuded frou the Zoo1veretn-
The Austrian Premier Expected u Devssns
DasLu, 0cA - 1851.
Prussa declines 70 rsesvs Bavaria into ne zsllvsssin
a The terms proposed By the Bsvariaa sovsrsmsnt.
LoxDoH, Oct 3o-Evsaing
Baron Won Bsust. the Austrian Prime h,sstsr, viii
shortly visit this city.
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A Ruln THAv WILL Nor ALWAYS wonK in 1850 81
Louis business man, prosperous and happy, caught
thies In bis room. whe, on pleading for mercy and
pr0Aisss 70 lead "a honest life was let on The mer-
Chant failed and became poor and needy. Lately his
od acquaintance met him. aud on nndna out bis unfos
mont which he bad long intended 70 MAKE A . rule
II will not do 10 lot thieves 60 In the expectation Of
getting $40, 600 some time.
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Netting Important from the Seat Of War
Change In the Tariff Duties.
LISBON, Oct. %, 1857.
The mail steamer from Rio Janeiro has arrived.
There NO important war news
The legislative bodies or Brazil had agreed
port duty Of nfssn per cent 70 take effect and after
tss liz or January nsxt IN place Of The duty Of one
per osas. which now the Lac.
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THE PRESS reLreaAms.

SsastbRidi In tho lmmediase viclnity Of the
City-fhs Italian Army Across the Frontier
ead GaribaIdi Ordered TO Disarm-Revoiu.
desary nlove@esss In the City-Ths Pope
as'ss e Civisa veech'a. Pam. o., ao-s.oo
general 0arbaldI 10 a Monte Mario.
The italian army has crossed the frontier aad the
connaadins general has ordered General Garrbadl 10
Aimrn and dispsrss Als forces
FLORENCE. October 20, 1857.
felsgrapAic communIcasioa with Rome has suddenly
cssssd The Insurgents having probably eus shs wires
Owing 70 The serious aspect Of political anAirs the
Nasieaa Diet will BE- called together as early day.
PANS, 0ek $40 p. n.
The latest dispatches received iron Rome before The
destruction Of sslsgraphis communication highly
Important. The insurgents II TIE ssy we're actively
Engaged aad outbreak was mensntafily expected.
~ victorious troops er General Garbaid we're ealy
sx niss away. essAnxag fos attack On shs Eternal
Guy.
: 0niAi shsis we're bsins fred In Ne strssh BY
~ KAsty q Actisa, Who seemed 70 - impssisn,iy
awaiting the arrival q 0aribaidL The precautions Of
~ asshoetss for shs prssssvasIss q srlsr we're sp
passany insGsssivs.
Dsspasshss received nom cvita vsoshia announce
shal Ne Trsach 1sss had arrived without accident.
The ssssps asl nansIsas q var we're being landed.
ne Pope was hearty expected 70 arrive
Oessrminaslen o. the Pope.
PARp, Ocs. s0-Evsniag
Hs reported that the Pope has Informed me French
ssvsransss shas Il King Victor Emanuel sassrs Rome
- phs Pepsl viii leave
Ne ksglish Reports frea the Eternal City.
LONDON Oct So-Rvsnng.
~ further dsspssshss have been received from Taly
uesAiag h known Of NE future course Of General
'ooNhailL
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A.

n the stomach Il wrong ali d wrong The baianoo
Bic 81 SumsH beings The ars tSins necessary ckssrf
ness heathfu sleep, bodily 70 olearuese o.
int.ses activity .oss snloymsn. q ne Y soysd g:
regular and healthy action By the nee y uQo61E
TBR's STOMACH BTTEks, the puress d6uavs sltnulaaA
CRATES and sises slasseiv and emery . :Ae whs.s -
WONDERFUL degree Use for week and yea wln - -
Of eppression after eating and q sup1ese 80
faintuees 6etwoen meals watch the 6fe1mGu1n1onw
feasurss q dyspspsa sstrsiy re!iessd ne eewsS
al drusssss. New York once, - Dey street. N
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PENNs YLvANlA.

Scuiiins Race Between Coulter and Nickel
At Pittsburx-COuItor Wins.
PrmBuR0. Dot. 20. 1867.
The nvs mile scuiling contest between Henry Coulter.
Of Pttsburg, and John kcKisl, OF Cold Spring,
N. Y. for . purse Of $4,000, took pisss this
afternoon, and by Coulter. Az the start McKie
took the Iaad by few iset but quickly paused by
Coulter, who came In eight lengths ahead. Time, forty
minutes and ffty.one sscondA
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CANDIDA.

No Result from Tho Commissiou Or Inquiry.
pam. Oct 3o-Evsning.
The mixed sonmissIon recently sent 70 Candia sy
the Sublime Porto for the settlement Of grievances
Of the Csans hes returned without being able y eject
any eood.
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sks.lysr; s,,s.E 5s.:Iss.ss. r:ris isx1
the nrs grand gold medal for American Qran1 ssuare aal
upnsn Pianos ne 1 %:. vc5Cs 1900 q 4
orderSof merit all other American ezhbitcrs enf owl
nearly ell the celebrated manufaotursr9 81 kucepe
warerooms Nos 100 and III East Fourtssuth street. New
Ynrk
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QUIcx.-csI.vss aud Houston Tsxas papers Of the
2sth inst ere received ., this ONCE last evening only
Ave and = half days In transit.
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sptcIA, IELEcaAm 70 TINE wtsAto.

The Pope Rejects Isaiias Support.
BRUssErs, Oct. pa. M.
Advices received In this city from Paris
state that the Pope informed the French Min
lister In Rome that II the Italian troops should,
under any circumstances, como 70 tho capital
he would leave the Eternal City,
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The Emperor to Visit the King Of Prussia.
PANS Oct oo-Evening
The Emperor Francis Joseph. his return 70 Vienna
will pay King william Of Prussia visit q Berlin.
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THE INDIANS.
SPECIAL TelfeaAn r. rM yERAlo.

Alarm ID the Ceu ulssisnsRs' OanfI,-Six Has,
Arsa Cheyenas Warriors Advancicg % At
sack-Treachery Or the Iudians-frepara'
tfous fer Defence.
MEDICINE LoD0s CREEK, Kansas, Oct. 20
Via FoRr HARKER, Oct 80, 1901. J
Considerable alarm d felt In camp this morning ID
consequence Of the movements Of she Chsyennss num-
boring six hundred warriors. The ASspanoss Informed
the Commission that they suspected the chsysnnss q
bed faith and warned them 70 beware OF An attack.
Some Of the agents and Interpreters also believe they
mean mischief
We have about three hundred nghtisg men 70 vel
come them.
The Chsysnnss sent word that they we're coming In
charge and with yell, and desired all the other In
dams 70 get away from our camp soms Of the COM
misaionsrs are nervous. They hs Chsysnnss are sx-
psctsd o.morrow.
treaty wa concluded with the Apachss, numbering
sshsy-nvs lodges. yesterday. They are confedsratsd
With the Kiowas and Comanchss and receive annuity
Of i've thousand dollars
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDONDERRY, Oct 30, 1851
The steamship Nova scotian from Quebec, has arrived
here on the way 10 Liverpool
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GEORGIA.

Tho Election In savannah-One White Man
Votes.
sAvANSAH, Oct 90, 1857.
The election paused or quietly to-day. The total
cast 20 far ~ heard from. 10 $500. Only white
voted to-day, making two whites the election be-
gan. The negroes have 10 all their own way, - the
whites DO not 90 near the polls.
new poll will BE- opened tomorrow for the whites
Nearly oil the votes cast for the radical toket
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Peuian Mass Meeting In philadelphia.
PHiLADHLPHIA, Oct 20. 1857.
large Fsnian mass meeting held here this
ing. Speeches delivered BY James Gibbons, J.
Mshan and ". }. Howss. One Fsnan military COM
pany was present In uniform.