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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoNnox oct s-Noon. 20 Consols for money. o. United
States FycT wcnty bonds. coupon. C9 Illinois Central
Railway shares. "a; Erie Railway shares, 20.
Afternoon ton.oi- steady at o. Illinois AMI ire
shares unchanged FiVerwenlies have advanced 70
Evening -Con,cs closed st 20 isie for AmerI
eau Securities closed 81 the following rates; United
states FiyeTwenty bonds Goa cN eonpoB Illinois Ten
trail Railway shares, ~ Ere HALLWAY shares 81.
FRANKFORT, Oct. II Noon.-Unhed States fNe'iN'n
ties for the issue 81 1902, ~. -. 81,
EyenIng-Unted states bonds have participated 10 the
general Improvement vf securities on tue COhuheh'' ana
have ADVANCED IA "a for the issue ~ ls62 ,
IyInrooL. Oct 2,-Neon- Coiioli-owlng TO l,n, iaii-
the market b. unsettled, aud prices though taser
not qo'aby changed The sale. To-Day Is ,a,"iht
quotations: Nhdine Upands, sd; NiidhnY orleans'
Theai"ls pr Genital Tor White Cslforns and IL Tor
Red Western BARLEY nominal ri So ~f 90 % Tor Amer
lean oat. so per - 70 i9 Tor Ae. ~, ~ % pros
Mess. rork, y Per2p for cary Prime Mes, baeon'
can Chec-r 81 per cNt for Middng American: Rosr.
pcr cwi. for Common Amefican anh II. lf Medium
~ per ewI. Petroleum spirits. per gallon aud q
Tor STANDARD White. ,
opening rates The Beadstf. market is generally dnll
California Wheat mas declined 3d. and j. quoted ~ p
Corn is 3D. better and Is selling 1T 6a Peas have de-
cned 10 80 per qnrler Tor Canal an Lara r. CO.. lower
sales at 81 per rwt Tor American Beei ana FORK ni,
changed TSow has declined Ia BJ olhef quotations
unchanged. . - =.
the unsettled state ~ anr, caused by the -oppage OF
the ROYAL Bank and also 10 unfaNOtabe reports from
Manchester. Business has been hght anu lr Safe oi
The DAY do not exceed the estimate OF 10 600 bales
Quotations show decline " SIC ~ penny. The follow.
rg are the authorized ngures Middng uplands, 1lGd;
Mddng Orleans, lllGd The adyiCes from Manchester
to-day unfavOrabe The market for goods anu yarns
IL duff and prices show declining tendency The Brtad
stuns market mas been inactive and quotations have
been irregular. Corn closed 1T an adyance ~ from
the opening quotations. me iast sses OF New MiSea
Wheat IL sd. lower closing at II per ceutn California
Oats unchanged. Barley nominal. Beef, 100. PORK,
~. Bacon, tsi6 Lard N Cheese, 52 Resin Com
mon Medium, ~. 1allow, IS g. Turpentlne, q Pc
tr0leuni-sprits, ~ Refined, 10y
IoSDoN, oct. 21-SooD-NO ~ Dutch Standard sugar,
o6 Calcutta Inseed o. per imperial quarter. fnsred
Cakes I'll per for feeding 1insosd on fi0l o per
Whale Oh, Rio per ~ gallons Sperm Oh. 1l5 per
tun.
Eycning-sugsr, 20 for No. - d. 3. Calcutta fnseed,
Gsb Iiisced Cake', I'll. LnsCed Oh, $40 10. Whale
OIL $40. Sperm OIL, fll5 ~
lANTWvRr Oct. 2l-EyeDiuR.-The Petroleum market
10 nat Standard White Is nominal al "a francs 80 eennss
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TIIETIrRr.
TIFF TRENTON HORSE FAIR.

- THE TRENTON HORSE FAIR
TRENTON, y. j. Oct. 22.-1he National Horse
fsr opened In this city to-day and made very respeet
aDle exhibition. There four trOts one for iree
year dds one for pacers for road and dohe
20 rohd wagons, and for double teams The double
team li"ed n244 The track very heavy owing 10
ram IN lhe morning There Ave six entries for
each race anu the trottng the finest we have had m
the state Ihe exhibition viii continue for two dave
longer H0rsemen say some Of the best stock In the
country lie here. III 800 80 " '"0
TIE NASHVILLE RACES
NASHVILLE, Oct. 22.--The Fall meeting ~,
the Association Course commenced to-day Tbere ,,nre
three races the first swcestake for two wear od ra
milo, was won by Rcbeeu beating Christol Time isaI
Tic second stake for three Olds was won y Mnch
zine, beating Maggie Hunter DuInple and n coli Nv
Bleak Wind. Time, l:5ll 1909 1:55 The third race
two nile dash, for all ages, by Muggns beating
Counter Proof and VictOrfne. Time. 3;44
FALL MEETING AT NARRAGANsET PARK
a PROVIDENCE, u. l., Oct 22.--'Fhe October
meeting at NarIaganset Park commenced today The
attendance very large. stimulated somewhat by se
vi9t OF Gen. Sheridan, ana the racing was
spirited aud satisfactory The first race was for
1900, for all horses, 70 wagon, two miles ard
repeat and by Lady Tlorne Of New.
York, beating Old Put OF Hartford Tine, BiiI b11l
The second for s2G0O for all trotting staons
best three In five In harness. 81 800 10 first and $500 20 sec
ond, and was won by George Wilkes, beating Dan Rice
second, DracO Prince, and Confidence Time mn ma
2:2s4, and $3.50. The viii continue Wednesday and
Thursday Cen sheridan will DC present again tomor.
row.
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FIRES.

LOSSES BY THE PHILADELPHIA FIRE On MONDAY
NIGHT.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.-The losses by the
fire here Last night were as follows Randolph Jeuk.
cotton warehouse, about $1,000; insured In the City OF
Hartford and ia the North American offices o NewSOrk
loss on the building t3OOJ insured In the Liverpool and
London Company. Thar Walker wool dealers; loss.
$4,000: insured IN the Reliance, Enterprise aud Home
offices in NeH-lOrk.
LARGE FIRE IN ROCHEsTER--LOss NEARLY
SI00.OO
ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Oct. 22.-1hs morning,
the spoke aud carriage bent stuff mauufactory OF ". 81
GOrfis Co., and the maGuiss tool manufsctOiy OF 4.
VI. Badger Co. ON Hlst were destroyed by fire Tho
origin Of The fire was probably accidental Tue INSURANCE
is A. follows GOris Co.. on building and stock tOSOo
which viii cover the loss 4. NJ Badger < Co.. build.
ing sud STOCK $751; Q which will about cover the loss
Equitable Company, Operative. $1,000: the loss OF This
establishment Is light A. r. Prchari trunk manufac-
tory, on stock, $500; The insurance VIII cover the loss,
FORK r1OEE IN SEYENTH-ST. II,
AT - O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. Martin
Clsres pork store at Nos IS and IsJ seventh-S was
damaged 10 the extent OF $1,000 by fire in the cellar in
sured for $4,000 by the FINGERS Company. The building
IL owned by st. Brdgets Church society and may lie
pared for $3.50 insured. s' ft.t
STABLE ~ GBEENwICH-ST.
Mr.. Charles J.. Balias's stable in the rear of
No. $50 Greenwicrst. damaged ly fire last evening
to the extent ~ nO@. The horses taken ont In
safety
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

TIE YELLOW FEVER Al MEMPHIS.
MENnnIs, Oct. 22.-'G'here We're six intements
al yellow fever here yesterday them Capt Breck
ibritge Blackburn OF Kentucky. A steady rain H. now
falling and IL hoped That after the storm ceases frost
wiitfOlOw.
NO DEATHS ~ MOBILE,
MOBILE. Oct. 22-NO deaths from yellow fever have
occurred during the day in this city.
A DISEASE RESEMBLING ASIATIC CHOLERA AT
TIE PHILADELPHIA NANY-rAID.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 22.--On Saturday last
crOus and Niren disease broke Out on the rcceiN
ing ship Potomac, lying off the vy-Nait In tis city
whereby men have been brought down. 10 of whom
have already died The Ist death occurred Saturday
and ediatey tie symptoms Of the disease were pro
nOunced by the PLY siCas board 10 be those or Asatic
cholera. Late a,t night aud early this morning four
deaths resulted All persons no. Infected were yes
terday removed from the Potomac aud placed on board
the Constellation and Florida. and the Infected ship was
placed under hospital regulations The Potomac has been
here since June. when sc TO this port from Pensa
COLA where she had been three years receiving ship
THE YELLOW FEVER Al NEW ORLRANS.
. NEW-ORLEASS, Oct. 22.-Thcrc were rl3 vel
low fever mtenncnis during the - hOura cndpg at
Oclock this morning
The greater portion OF the cDgrants 10y the bark Do
ncta who not permitted 10 land account ~ the
epidemic here. were taken hoard the steamer stone
wall for transportation 10 ~. Louis.
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EUROPE.
ITALY.
GhRIBALDI AGAIN IN ITALY.

GhHIBkJDI AGAIN
ATLANTIC rrIReR,TB THB TRIBUNE
F,oRrNcr Oct PA. m.-Reports are in cir
eulation that Gen. Garibaldi had not only
eluded the vigilance oil the VoVerhIheh1 III
making his escape from Caprera, but mas sue
ceeded in reaching Italy, and is now WIN HIS
son Menotti.
THE MINISTERIAL CRIsis-INCREAsE OF Poru-
LAR AGITATION.
NoOn-The Ministerial crisis ls not ehded'
Cen. Cialdipi has been unable to form q new
Cabinet. and has given up the task. III Is pos
sible that Ratazzi may remain IN once wlIn'
nerbons. n few changes in his ministry. The
popular agitation is very great from one end
of italy 60 the other. An extremely bitter feel
in, ia shown against France; while the Gov
eminent of the King is loaded with reproaches
by the people, for yielding to the dietation Oh
Napoleon. There have been several demon
STATIONS of Indignation in Florence. inc
popnlace gather in great crowds beneath ''ie
windows of the Government Offices ana shout
for Rome as the Capital of Italy
THE FRENCH EXPEDITION COUNTERMANDED.
PARIS. Oct 22-Noon.-The MoniteW an
nounces definitely that the expedition to Italy
is countermanded, because Italy pledges OBJ
servancc of the September treaty.
The Monitem this morning, III Its o'IlcIa
article announcing the cessation OF warlike
preparations against Italy, says France beheid
the spectacle of an invasion of the Papai states
by armed bands from the neglbonng provinces
of Italy. She could not, consistently with her
duty, her dignity, and her national honor silier
the September Convention 20 be thus violated
So she prepared to send an army across the
Aims and "A fleet To Rome. But Italy has since
given ample pledges to fulfill, on her part, the
obligations of the treaty in the largest sense,
and consequently all hostile preparations have
been suspended by France.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
MISSISSIPPI.

The Memphis Post sums up the political situa-
ton in Mississippi rs follows:
In Mississippi there appear to he three parties the Re
publicans who align themselves upOn the great Rcpub
can party Of the country the Conservative Rcconstrc
tiOniss led by The Jackson Clarion which advocates the
acceptance of the torIns offered by Congress matter
of policy fearing they may have to take worse ana thc
Constitutional UniOnists as they call themselves out
right Rebels who oppose reconstruction on the Con
gressional basis first last aud always The latter party
held state Convention last Tuesday, at Jacks0 me
Clarion prOuounces it utter failure. Only six orelgt
ont of the sixtyone counties in the State were repre-
scented. Inc Clarion says: The Constitutional Union
party however patriotic the intentions OF IFS authors, Is
no 90 This Convention (sOcacd settles that point
The people have not responded"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
MISSOURI.

TIE CASE OF MURPHY, THE STE MBoAT RUNNER.
ST LOUIS, Mo-. Oct. 22.-William Murphy, the
steamboat burner was released from the penitenary
last week, by Judge Miller Of the United states Circuit
Court and to-day turned 60 United States Marshal
Rogers who ordered by the COnrt 10 take nm TO the
Western District OF Tennessee, TO await such proceedings
as NAV be instituted against him by the civil courts.
Cen Weitzcls Surveying party surveying tho Lou
isville and Portland canal. The Portland and New.
Albany ferry boats laid up account o the channel
hlhngup, and slis now Ply in their places
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PERIL.

AREoUIPA STILL IN REBELLioN-Iut ooshhN
NENr OPPOSED BY THE CLERGY, PEBBLE,
AND TRooPS-THE CONSTITUTION OF lSU-
COZ. TINES CONGRATULATIONS SENT
AGAINST THE INSURGENTs-TuE NOSifor
TRANsACT!ONs--PERU AND BOLIVIA.
From Our Special Correspondent -. so,, 10 1857
Tho revolution in Arequipa against the new
Constitution assumed more serious aspect snco my
last The city of Arcqupa entirely in the hands OF the
reyolutiouiss and they fortng 1t 10 TIE pest ~
ther meons They have declared the Constitution OF
,s,t thar was reformed IN 1890 be in full fore and
yigor. recognize Col Pedro Daz Cahsseo eel 49,,
lent daring the administration OF Gen. fezet anu Tue
chief OF the revolution that was atterNard set aside
make prado Dictator, a.. .... ,,,,,n s,e Loft
Islay that Col Tines, commander OF the troops ~
Areauipa. was assassinated b. his own men, M wa
standing in front OF the barracks where eonp"y h
drawn up 80 as 10 be ready TO move TO any place mhes
their services might be required Channng 70 un M
killed him The are so conflicting that lis dh.
cult to form correct ides as 10 tas = ar ti ns.
called foraa four days march from Arequlpa Win 2M
force ssn prS to Ss L sad 5S Ra Whether 10 justly
or not cannot say hut be that IS lt may! TWO more @
taoes left here the s ees until
Cob Ugarteche, Prao's father-inaw takes eonm'na %
,e eS SpS q Inc s%IH Of the transports m
Islay. Several arrests have peeh inaue oy u sa,
msnt OF persons suspected Of being IN communicates
With the revoiutonists, and acting here rs q" '"e
same. i. ,,..,.i saNor Nf.ro,,z tl,
Peruvian consul at New York, came pasSil;rr ihe on
Iect Of his sudden visit TO Lima Is 70 eoncec ,
tious az Tie Lima Cabinet, for the purchaT W mr.
monitors in the United states Tor ms & % I'M In n
Iny snSiect however the approval Of te Peruvian
farnYcnt But as there were three other priths Mh'
e aasirnns OF purchasing the vessi each down.
and senior Marquee not having the funds II IA" ,IG he
IN secnrc the vessels lac proposed thar Ec r'.r" v
rsa m days fine SO ms to allow him % conc y" lama
and retnrn with the funds TO NewYork on s"Vys' u
psryIar Government conclude not To- roLih re p ui
Isasr ~ INC monitors the Peruvian Goyefnme1s wou"
pay the sum u s2e as forfeit sS y ~ aes,
90. or refusal for the 60 days ~ aDo,.
stipifted The other parties who Mcrs ee"n m,
dv wal,tns The answer of this 1oyetgmee,
were am agent the kiDg Of 1reeee also os 'os -"
s na,ehs,ns for the English Governments f,r ssrNrs"
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dency OF sladras save II report byorder Of Capt
Collins that the officers and crew oSthe u. s. steamer
sacr9 >mcnto with the exception of Chief Engineer
BIZ chs and myself embarked on the 9Th inst, and
Ailed for New-York via the Cape OF Good Hope on
tao following morning.
The President has directed reservation for mill
9ary purposes at FOrt Wordsworth, Dakota Terri
tory covering an area of 1876 square miles The res
ervatOn is made OF the extent indicated IN order TO
afford the requisite amount of timber ana meadow
land for the use % the Government.
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MovrMENr no SECURE pRIzE MONEY

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22.-An Adjourned meet
ing OF tile for prize money captured
M Orleans In 1862 held this evening, and organ
ized an association under the OF tho FaTagut New
Orleans Prize Association Representatives from all the
vessels Admiral FarTaguts fleet were present. James
ID HALEY late OF the gboat Itasca elected Presi-
dent and j. Marcor OF tile soOpO war Pensacola, Cor
RESPONDING Secretary Committees were appointed TO
walt on members Of Congress from their respective dis
trcts Admiral Farraguts men living at distance
asked by resolutions to correspond with this Assoc aton
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IOI ISIANA.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS.
3 correspondent from New-Orleans, writing
y gentleman in Philadelphia, says: The Convention
will assemble here ON the sd Of November There are
men among the delegates who. understand. are going
propose cOnfscatiOn. general dsfranclscmcnt, aud
am Elective Judiciary act when You read the lists
Of dcesates You will see that there - danger 81 foolish
legislation. With few exceptions the coorrd people
1y the capable certainly the most honest
me n 70 body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QUEENSTOWN. oct. 21-NoOD.--Tho luman steamship
CIV of Boston Capt Lcitch from NcWlork Oct H. ar
rived here early this morning. an The way t0 Lverp10l
IoNDONDLHHY, Oct. 22-NOOu. The steamship ilhcr
MAN of the Allan Line from Quebec on the 18th INST
arr we'd M this port to-day route TO Liverpool.
DIsAsfEE.
LIvERrooI. Oct. 2l--A telegram received from Mar
settles to-day reports the wreck of the American brig
Iuiueenc capt. Baker. whch sailed from NcvlofE On
Tho nth of July for Cettr France The brig went ash0f"
during "A heavy gale near scyignon and ~ probably De-
!. total los The captain and crew we've saved.
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1897 During the same year the enanty Of hand nndcr
cultivation had increased from 3i acres ~ ny
1906 in the latter the land under wheat sDp ss9
IN district had Increased from 1T92 aefes ~ sob
AGO acres in 1866 while tho growth or COTTON, VIII" IN
1865 covered but 447 acres IN 1865 occupied 2i re ,ho
The PaTament Of Queensland was open9Irl s = Excel
leney well received. The speech pIomses i h.
land bin extended settled districts which are 70 n
fore survey ots of from 40 to $40 ON condition .,
avoid further taxation. The division Which took place
after the debate on the address showed maloy o. T
dcred their resignation new Ministry has since been
formed as follows: Mr.. Mackenzie Treasurer anu IRE
for lands; Mr. Palmer Colonial Secretary and Minister
In South Australia public attention being drawn TO
the Echunga goldhelds which are being extended WIN
success.
NEW zEALAND-DEFEAT OF THE LOCAL GOV
ERNMEgT BILLr-JHE REyENUE-BUsiNESs
AND TAXATION
WELLINGTON, Sept. I, 1907
The Local Government bill was defeated by
q large majority in the Assembly. IL set mp strong
form Of local government independent OF provincial IN
situations already law, and was pct scheme Of the
ministry, but this very decided defeat has eomdeneG
them 10 abandon their antpr0yinca measures anu po"
TO circumstances and institutions - !, A.,
The revenue Of 1878 estimated ut 81 os40 and inc
expenditure at a7Ifs a. Cd but certain haycbeon
taen out III the ordinary estimates and cassed as extra
ordinary expenditure. In the opinion OF the treasurer
taxation cannot be increased Is not n'ehued 10 c
duce il. ~,
NewZeand coloniss, despite the injustice Of the Coo
NAL Office heart loyal To the core ana tue APP
proa ching visit of the Duke OF Edinburgh IL looked Tor
ward to with the greatest interest. sum OF $1,000 mas
been voted by the Assembly to de1ray the expenses Oh m
reception.
Business affairs throughout the colony are somewhat
depressed. Taxation is nigh the "PeImanent charges
for interest and sinking funds absorb large share OF
revenue which otherwise might be devoted 10 developing
the resources OF the country and reenehmeht - IN
eytabe tits satisfactory sign that the protests Oi the
press against extrayagant expenditure ana increased
taxation have been echoed In Nelson, where Financial
Reform Association ia beng formed.
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TIE NATIONAL BANKS.
QUARTERLY REPORTS OF THE NEW-YoRK CITY
NATIONAL BANKS.

NATIONAL BANKS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-It appears from the
abstract from quarterly reports Of the New York CITY
National Banks made 20 the Controller of the Cur
Tcncy Oct T. that the aggregate OF circulation and de-
posts about 0OO for which reserve OF 20 per
cent 7 100000 i'll lawful money required by Sections
81 and 90 of the Bankrupt act The abstract shows re
of SCI 0O0Q90 per cent more than Is required
The exchange for Clearinghouse is nearly sos 0Oo and
the amount specie 81 100000 The Controller Of
the Currency has received all the quarterly reports from
the National Banks excepting the First National Bank
of Fort Smith, Arkansas The abstract OF the condition OF
the banks classified by states and cities will be ready for
publication next Saturday.
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MEXICO.

MAxpuTIAy's BODY NOT YET sURRENDERED.
HAVANA, Oct. 22-The Austrian frigate No
vara uas arrived from Vera Cruz and will wait here for
orders She reports that the body Of Macmillan had not
vet been delivered to Admiral Tegetho, because Off
cal demand had been made. The Admiral, however had
met with polite ament from the Mexican Government.
The OF the Novara express great disgust at the
obstlDacy Of the MeXieane.
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RUMORS ABOUT TIE SPANISH FLEET = TN
SWORD FOR PRESIDENT PRADO-ARiJVM
OF WAR -EARTHQUAKE-TDEicirY
az BOSTON.
From oar Special Correspondent
VALPARAISO Chilli, sept. u, 1901.
The most contradictory rumOrs relative Ia the
return of the Spanish feet floating about through the
country without reliable plausible natSgs. IN
T. repeated that letter las reeeIiiY received by
one OF the Cabinet Ministers in Santiago from MotfeFdeo
m which n is stated that the agent Of tue SPANISH GOV
eminent in that city, in obedience 20 orders Iii 'ueh
Nuey has purchased provisions and stores iOl e sud
ron and made such arrangements with Inc iig,ay AZ
Government will allow them 10 De eniDaIhsu "'vs
DELAY upon the arrival OF the fleet IN MonteN ~ ~
r,ported on the hand that an lndenc truce haa
been agreed upon by the beerents ana tnat tps Gov
ernment will formally announce the fact 10 Cor gcs npo
its reassemblng next month by inc oIotEhu n. LOW
which arrived here the nth, bringing dates rom
Montevideo down to the 18th Oh August, We set hons
eorroboratiye Of either statement, nor indeed any iu
ther intelligence except OF the arrival at RIO Jansoo
the spanish frigate Nayas de Ioioso w9Sm s"eHs '
nmhtr of Spanish vessels in that port 10 foni. $500,
We have had an opportunity OF seeing the sword whieh
il soon 10 he presenteG to President Prado or Peru IN me
name OF the people OF Chic. IL arrived from afis Dy
,h steamer aud TO be forwarded 10 santiago or
act,on iv the President-inder whose auspices the
I'm origDated-after which 1t viii be RENTED !" LIMA
The French irOnclad Beiquense arrived mere OH 'ho
The Pen,yian corvette Union arrived from Coqumbo
an the 1ctb THE remaining ships Of the Peruvian squad
ron are expected from the above named pace tO-u.
ship City OF Boston, = BAKER ma.tef, VI
M inns arrived the harbor OF Valparaiso on the i.th
INST laden with guano In distress she was ~ oays
from HowlaLd's Island, aud was leaking pduS' '"t'
will have 10 be discharged. -. . ,.,...,.,,.o
severe shock OF earthquake was fet hi9ht Deiofo
lasI cllctng from the press mn earnest
against the present rage for high brick buildings
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GREAT RRIrAlN.

NEWMARKET RACEs-sEC0ND DAY.
NTwMARKEr Oct 22-Evening.-1h great eVent
to-day was the contest FOR the Cambrldgoshire
stakes. The race resulted in dead heat between
Loz..nge and Wolscy for the first position and the
owners of the two divide, the stakes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
SECRETARY SEWARD RETURNED TO WASHING


AUBURN, N. Y, Oct 22.-The Secretary OF
State finished here yesterday the duty which called nm
from Washington, which 10 erect monument TO ms
deceased wife. IL is work of exquisite beauty Ihe
Secretary left FOR Washington this morning Senor Conn.,
the Spanish Minister Sgnor Cerulti the Italian MIN
ster and his Secretary Canagoli, who have attended
the Secretary his visit from sympathy Tor us OecI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-23
QUEENSLAND. &c.

SOUTH AU>TRALI\-TlE GOLD hlNts-lIlE rort
' LATIOy or QUEESsLAND-riiE rAhLiA nINi
-f'uANGE OF MINISTRY. InH SO
4, A sample Of gold, consisting OF l;S ounces,
from the Isoseyopd dgsinss 80 miles distant from kees
hau,pto Queensland, has been lstey exlplteu IN fyu
IT, H. T. stated on good authority fnt " was procured
Nv three men IN zen weeks from Idfy greek Mesi ~ uo
,itf range There are several hnr Hsets W Tic ran
no Spe Weighing ~ o,nces smother ~ aho''sf '''"
"ho,no ,o tI ststioI yrefater ~ Queonsisa ,ns
aonnatn ~ firf safy az the cid ~ 1880 hmohhfu 70
~ IN showing an iBcys,te over be lt'sns 1.af "
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GERMANY.

PROGRESS OF GERMAN UNITY.
BERLIN. Oct. 92.-lt is reported that the Grahd
Dnchy of Baden will soon join the Confederation Of
the North German States