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themselves a DELAY of one month and half TO give up
their arms or emrate altogether and 10 the
delay until the 2oh of October to ga me Ell Sad ddsros Of
Porte also offers Of transpOp 10 all ues!,ooo Va
leaving Meanwhile the blockadeNill be strictly con
tinued
The Russian ambassador is expected 10 return 10 'VH
stantinOple from the CTmea Sept. IL.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Russian Courier observes that the closer
which appears 10 have taken place between the Court OF
ussia and the Ottoman Porte is Of good auguiS Inc
journey OF Fuad PaSha 10 the Crmea. where the Ihs
Minister received distinguished welcome has no dOupt
been the OF convincing the Snans GOyerDlhene
OF the loyal and pacific intentions Of Russia with respect
10 the Sublime Porte. and of dspellng the suspicious
which have existed long, aud with so little reason re-
spectng plans of conquest and annexation, whch tIe
Imperial Government rejects with all s strength II, at
length, this point has been placed in clear lghtand we
have some reasons for believing that 10 has-tne ceI
difficulties Will speedily he removed and tine Eastern
Question will soon enter into phase"
telegram received from Teheran, dated the 10th inst
announces that the violence the cholera there has
greatly diminished, and that the now reduced
to 10 daily.
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SPAIN.
GENERAL TRANQUILITY.


II ia announced from Madrid, Sept IA, that
the last OF the small bands in Catalonia has now disap
peared and that general tranquility prevails.
CHARGES AGAINST GEN. PRIM.
Tho Pofri, which took from the beginning very hos
tile attitude to the Spanish nsurrecton gives the follow
ng news:
Gen Prim is now in Germany. number of Spanish
refugees in Paris lately formed themselves into com
nittee TO consider the conduct OF the invisible chief OF
tba nsurrection in Catalonia great deal Of test-
mony was adduced showing the complete faislty OF t1e
stories published about Prim taking an active part IN the
struggle He was, during the first days Oi the rising IN
France Afterward embarked for Valencia, where ne
appeared for only few hours Having convinced MN
self that the regiments on whose support nc nv o
would remain faithful 10 the Queen, he left valencia
eight hours after his arrival Tor Perplgnan whence nc
addressed officer implicated In the lnsurree
tion, begging him To send loo men 10 iacIhlate NE
entry I'm Spanish territory in the direction OF Iarragoh
This application considered too late, ana the Wor
treason pronounced by several OF the nlsuIgehts,
ties by some of the first refugees who sought an y
n France He, however, got unpercelVed OUT ol &
man, went by sea to Marseies, tnshee ~ shed
daily during the insurrectiOn only serve 10 place III
stron ger relief the strange conduct Of Gen Prlm
This account although IL may be truc coilcs
sonrce nnscrupulousy hostile TO Prm, and proDapy
furnished to the Pdtrie by the Spanish embassy
TIE LATE RESURRECTION
An ordinance of the Military Governor requests an per
sons nossessing arms without authorization 10 denver
them M within three days under penalty OF Deing
as rebels The order recalling the Oh e"'c oaeA
10 active service has been counternahdeu'
An AMNESTY REFUSED.
r, Oueen of spaIn has refused TO sign the amnesty
oosea nv the Ministry who therefore, 1t is supposed
In retire shortly There is doubt but the Govern
mi "a not at all reassurcd about the state OF pubic
nninion Moreover, the French Embassador at spalh'
ho was q, cOnge at Biarritz has received orders lron
~ Eoregn Office return Immediately To Mauru' anu
I'm consequence, hltcr hdNi"s ''A'H W Va W.
he left at a days notice
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EUROPE.
ITALY.

CONFLICTING RUMORS FROM ALL PARTS OF TIE
KINGDOM.
=, ATLANTIC EeRAPH
LONDON, Sept. 2S-NOon.-DiSpatches from Flor
ence set forth that the recent riots by Garlbadan
parsans in various parts of the Kingdom have been
suppressed, and it is officially announced to-day
that the country is tranquil The different reports
torl all parts of the Kingdom are, however very
conflicting. The latest telegrams on hand make
mention of serious riots at Modena, Milan, Genoa,
Naples Gen Garibaldl was going to Caprera. The
Pope has sent message to the Emperor Napoleon,
thanking him for the arrest of Garibaldi.
LETTER FROM GARIBALDI.
FLORENCE, Sept. 29-Garibaldi from his prison at
Glessandra, has written letter, in which he says
the Romans have the right, which all slaves have to
rso against their OppreSsoTs and it is the duty of
Italians to help them in their struggle for liberty.
He hopes his fellow patriots viii not be discouraged
By their last reverse aud exhortS them to reOrganlze
and march again to the achievement of their great
purpose. the liberation of Rome. Tho letter con-
eludeS with an earnest and eloquent appeal to the
Of the Liberal party of Italy declaring that the
eyes of the world turned upon them, and the
of the earth anNiOusly await the result of their
action in the present crisis.
SERIOUS CHARACTER OF THE RIOTS.
Evening.-The particulars which have been Ie-
eeved of the Tiors which broke out last week in
various parts of Italy show that they were even
more serious than at first reported. In some of
the cities the mObs fierce and obstinate and the
troops frequently obliged to use the bayonet,
and sometimes 20 fire upon the people. Many citi-
Eens and some soldiers were killed, and large
her were wounded
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r.1v.NCIAL AND COMNlERCIAL.

ToxnoS sent 27Evening- money market Is quIo'
And steady Consos are quoted at - ',io Ior money
ne foloripg prices Of American SECURITIES are mauo
s,ht ,,,, rets,ence 10 the market in New-fork OW-
n n the prostration OF the land lines no recent
intelligence from America has been receveu' FI'
,bsres 1o.: Illinois Central II; United states fNei
hes 10 Is1s Atlantic and Great Western z4' on'eu
So Rods closed at Frankfort this evening al 'o4 Ior
the old issue =, -,s 1rni,ed
Sent aa-Noon.-Consols for money, 7lo; Unl'eu
So r, r,Ventv bonds 70 1916; Illinois Central Kan
w. sbares ~ Erie Railway shares 4Ot; Atlantic anu
rreat western Consolidated bonds, 253
ITvyppooI. Sept 27-Evening.-The Cotton nialno' l,
tosea dull The sales today foot up lo'OVO paios nv
folorino are the authorized quotatlohs' MiuuaiHe "
lands ga Middling Orleans, Sd. BreadStuns ni,n
M. s1aneed 10 al y GENITAL for White California
ro ,of a, ouarter for Mixed Western. feas' 4'io
"a, :, Cor American. Barley 6IS 90 10 Ior A'eiI'' ~
Oats an % 40 u for Canadian Beel Si'' 0O' - 49,
p,,ra prime Mess Pork, III y 200 ID iol lii'no o-!
Msss Racou l3l q ewt. for Middles. Liiu' o'i wv
b., ,or,ca, Cheese 53l Z, cwt for Middhng American
NJ o s1 !, cwt for American and 12i for Me-
dim, Tauow a4ls p cwt for American. Spirits Iufpcn
tine o. % cut Petroleumli gallon Tor epir''s anu
ia ,r standard White. Clover Seed' hI CIV" Iva
American Red. IA. 49,, The
sent % Yoon.-Cotton opens quite hrm. Ihe
sales todav are estimated at 10000 Daies "Iuue ~
lands s3d Mddlipg Orleans 3D. BreaoS'uis a'' -, o.,
finn wbea, 141 for White California. Colh' ~ 20 ~
Mixed Western Barley i5for American 49, ,S@, pv,ra
American peas 6 for Canadian. Beef l4oI iof NA""
Prime Ness PORK ~ for Prime CITY Mess n"eo Ss for
for Mlddles Lard, s3i for American Onee'. .r,oan
hiddling American. Rosin, 81 for Common oa
and ~ for Medium. TaOw, 81 splrlts .o,
Spirits of Petroleum, ~ and standard "H'H''
COyerseed, al for American Red .,,o
Eyening-The Cotton market under more la
trade report, closed Grmcr and with more dong.
sales to-day have reached fully 1900 bales neiuans ."o
usuaJ proportion f)r speculation and export "iuuSe
Uplands, SD Middline Orleans 9d. The bTeau''"i9
market is qnet and steady. The Provision n"ihes 1 -
hnn. Lard has advanced % s5s for American o''o'
articles unaltered
LosDos. Sept 1-Eyemng.-Ro. lFRulch staD""'"
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<, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1867.

ence The warnings which Garibaldi has received from
so many various quarters Of avail neither is he
impressed by the open re2ugnance with which the per.
tent and alarming reports Of hs projects have been
Gcyed during the last two months in every province of
ltay Equally TOO, does he disregard the internal dini-
cues OF Italy, whose present situation is like that of
snip tcinpesttOsSed in mid ocean, Several arrests have
IaScS oecl mace IN umbra. near the Roman frontier, of
st,ptcted TO De revolutionary partisans, and ev
uehly on ther way into Roman territory The Times Is
dtcsisd 10 state that the Baroness Ad0phe de Rohs
% uiI not supply flowers for the decoration Of Gen
Dlpadls apartment on his late reception at Geneva as
MIS- waS &eIronconSy reported, aud that the Baroness re-
!ihu ehtlfcy alOOf from the proceedings connected
WIN the reception Of the General.
ADDRESS PROM TIE ROMAN JUSTA TO GARIBALDT-ARRI
VAL OF VoLUNTEERs-GARIBALDI IN FLORENCE.
dispatch from Florence, dated Sept. L. states:
The Roman Junta have sent an address to Garibald
dated the 7h inst, stating that complete nsurrecon
aryOrganZaOn is in readiness and requesting his as
sStance. Garibald in his reply, dated the 10th nst
urges the Junta 10 action and them OF the
operation Of the Italian people
The kdtOne publishes adYces from Orvieto, dated yes
telday, announcing that many young men are daily On.
terinS the poncal territory Garbadian uniforms and
arms are being forwarded merchandise and active
Garlbadan cnrollments taking place in the province
of ere Di Lavoro where the authorities have made
Cen Garbald arrived here this evening from Bologna
with the object. 1t is sad OF comforting with his parla
mentaTy friends.
sANGUIEAEY TUMULTs SOUTHERN ITALY.
Popular trmus, attended by the most atrocious acts
of bloodshed, continue TO take place in those parts Of
the southern provinces visited by cholera The popuace
in every appear TO have been excited by their belief
that the cholera was prOpagated among them by the
wells or had some OF injecting the air with the
deadly epidemic Some journals. however, attribute
the saDguinary that have been committed to
Bourbon and clerical nguers who have sought to make
the epidemic OF disseminating hatred against the
Government, and exciting rebellion.
The KING AT MILAN.
At Milan Sept. 15 the King opened IN person the new
Victor Emmanuel Gallery. large crowd was present,
and the King was loudly cheered s Majesty has now
left for Turin.
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ITALY.
GARIBALDI--THE ROMAN MOVEMENT
.;Ia1d; 10 renorted at Genenestrelle i'll LON

cARIRALDI-THE ROMAN MOVEMENT.
Garibaldi is reported at Genenestrelle Ill Loih-
hardy. o ..rbo ,r,tia
e NJ an insurrectionary movement must come rom Tue
poman people themselves The Italian Governvn. "u
enne will then be bound TO assist ther ia fbe
Tle latest summary Of gossip about 1i,So' - Wv
,inSyng from The Pail Mall Gazette sept 40. i,ol IN
otters from Florence announce GaIlpaIuI ,eed
40 c,,v II is said that his sudden return VIE Wis yi
VIC ~ lis reception at Geneva but by !ctcI iou @ n
Wpctoy Emmanuel addressed 70 him as iIlonu, M & an pooe
,estInc mm TO abandon his projected aach nl aotcr
letter was writttn These letters give M h
NS ~ his return 10 Florence, where theJ say no H.
yosv M 90 cef thc money obtained for the fal1 uVn t
Papal territories by his son Re,iG % iIo re m las been
@ aid hreaE between NJ. Ratazzi ana 1aIdpln Ia, az
ieai t paiIs fhe Minister rogue, VINO IelaAVS 10
o ne General that he quite ready Tor SEEM orSa
suls s,te The Gasofd del FOpOt0 munster ii ~ ~, W o 90,
Aspr0noiMtS. ~ uerc c1n be no doubt Of GarDalds IN
ttcntion 10 make movement ag9,t h9o n has let
return a ITO" towns upon the Roman honiigl ontnr.
~ III th Elements of sucn al 81, ,i1 M
Az oud has only t0y tho day ara inc ho1' % I ~ frc
Prise a.p n,,tinres: We cannot yet i,cl lsn'
1e WIn'r wiz ,.ibil tics 10 which GaruaIn' oisi-
DC m ~ ~,cat i tic universal NoLdeI nl su'"
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PRUSSIA.
NEGOTIATIONS WITH FRANCE. ,

NEGOTIATIONS VIII FRANCE.
A correspondent says that VI. dc GOtz, Prus-
san'Embassador has gone to Biarrz by order Of his
Government, political business France ii would ap
pear has expressed the wish that the views OF Prussia
not only concerning the German affairs and the obserya
ton the Treaty Of Prague but on all points should be
clearly and precisely defined In communications between
the two Cabinets. NJ de GOltZs mission, In that case
would In preparing the ground at any rate, in
ascertainng what are the pretcnsiOns OF France.
TIE PRUssIANs LEARNGNG FRENCH
II Is stated that officer In the Prussian army, from
a lieutenant upward, has lately been gwen French
grammar German and French pocket dictionary, and
map OF Eastern and Northern France, indicating the
rivers, woods, hills and railways.
sCHLEswIG-HOIsTEIN.
telegram from Berlin afiirms that plan relating to
the administrative division Of Scheswig- IOlsein has
been laid before the confidential Of the Elbc Duces
These territories bc divided into two Government
circumscripuOns-S Schleswig being one, and Holstein
with the Island OF Fremcr the other That OF Scheswg
TO be divided eight ACCOMPLISHMENTS or circles and
Holsteln INTO eleven. Other plans respecting conmu-
nal and provisional constitution for the Duces arc an
non
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FRANCE.
NAPOLEoN's VISIT TO BERLIN.

The Etenddrd of Sept. II says: Several jour
mails certain that the Emperor Napoleon will
shortly pay VISIT to Berlin, adding that Count Won der
Goz, the Prussan Minister at Paris has gone TO Biar-
yaton from the Prussan Sovereign. This intelligence
Is ineXact. The invitation from King William was re-
ccivcd by the Emperor time SINCE ana Count Won
der GOz has not required to renew H. but the probable
period for the journey has not yet been fixed"
AUSTRIAN IMPERIAL VISIT.
The Emperor and Empress will remain at the villa
Eug6ne till 10th of October. when they expected
return 10 Paris, and give series Of splendid J6s for
the reception OF their Austrian Mesties The squadron
of irUn-clads under the orders Of Admiral dHorvey
called the squadron % cNOlutlos Is 10 in'uNcr III
the vicinity OF BarritZ about the latter end OF next week
the Chapel OF NOtrc Dame dc Gaualoupc. where service
is celebrated 10y the Abbc Chazcau the curac Of Bar
rz who always invited TO breakfast with their MJes
ties that day.
The Emperor and Empress of Austria will quit schocn
brunn The Goth OF October arrive next day at Nancy
and reach Paris on the 2sth.
THE CREDIT MoBIIIER.
The f?mOus Credit Nobiler has long been in bad
way, owing TO ITS having made advances beyond Its
various companies, which unable TO repay
io,yinC also IN the extraordinary lack OF eufcrprsc
which has prevailed for long time past. and 10 the de
probation which has taken place In all sorts OF securities
TO assist in meeting OF its most pressing lab
ties, the Bank OF France has been obliged to lend IL f
100000 II has done 50 ON the personal security OF It's drec
tors The affair was concluded last week.
STATUE TO Bn.LAULT.
The unveng OF the statue OF NJ. Bault took place at
Nantes, September IS The ceremony Of very
brilliant character NJ. Rouher, the Minister Of State,
arrived at 230p m was received with great applause
speech delivered by the Deputy Mayor. He
followed by NJ. Rouher VINO traced In appropriate
terms, the career OF NJ Blllault The ceremony term
mated at half past three This evening banquet to
take place in the theater and there Will be display OF
fireworks.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF VISITORS.
During the four months less than 5000 600 were
admitted through the oneanc wicket to the Palace the
average number Of holders Of weekly tickets has been
1000 per day the number Of agents, walters, wofkmen
&c Nc employed in the interior OF the buildng-and
who Of course, admitted gras-is G0OOO day IL is
reckoned that 200 soldiers visit the Exhibition daily with
out tickets.
PACIFIC ASSURANCES.
A grand banquet was gwen Sunday evening 10 VI.
ROulcr by the Nantes Chamber OF Commerce, when the
Minister said that all the Efforts OF the Government and
maintenance of a long and lasting peace.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE ARREST OF RIOTERS-MORE RUMORS OP
FENIAN INTENTIONS.
LONDON, Sept. 2s-Noon.-TelegTams from Man.
chester report that the Police of that city are very
active in arresting persons believed to have been
implicated in the recent Fenian riot Scores have
been apprehended since the last report The pris
oncss are all discharged, however as fast as exam
med by the Court nothing being proved to warrant
their detention nor has anything to the plans of
the Fcnian organization been elected The FeGian
umors are still current It was announced this
morning that another Fenian cruiser had recently
been seen lowering about the Irish coast. The Gov
ernment is taking every possible precaution TO pre-
vent any outbreak.
THE NEWMARKET RACES-FOURTH DAY.
Yesterday the last day but one of the Newman
ket meeting The crowd was large and fashionable,
the weather delightful and the racing spirited. The
first race was for the October handicap, and was won
by Friday. Trocadero came in second The second
race. for the forlorn stakes" easily won by
Athena.
PAN ANGLICAN sYNOD1
Sept 29-During the session of the Pan Anglican
Synod ut lambeth. last week, the Writings of DR..
Coenso, Bishop of Natal on the subject of the in
spiration of the Scriptures, discussed and con-
dcmned.
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DENMARK.
lHE NORTH scHLEswIG QUESTION


The Vienna PreSSe of Sept. 10 states that
on the 10th inst the French Government addressed ds
patch to the French Minister at Copenhagen most ur
gently recommending Denmark TO show complaint
spirit toward Prussia in the question of North sceswig
The same journal says: , -, 49,,
Austria has declared to Denmark that the North
Scbcswig question affects the interest OF Aus
tTia." ~, .,..1.
confirmation has been given TO the rumor that the
reassemby OF the Danish Chambers Will be deferred t
December in order that Government may have time
TO prepare SOME important bills 20 be submitted 10 the
Icpislature AT the commencement Of the session.
ADMIRAL PARRAGUr .
Tho Tinted States squadron. under the command OF
Admiral Farragu has arrived in the Copenhagen ROADS,
ving come through the Great Belt and the Cattegat
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SOUTH GERMANY.
ADDRESS OF THE BADEN CHAMBERS.

ADDRESS OF THE BADEN CHAMBERS.
The following is the draft of the address
submitted by the Committee Of the Baden Upper Cnai
ber in reply to the recent speech from the Throne LULU
Sorht x,sts that it Will be adopted by the House
"Mosr ILUsTBIors GRAND DUKE; MOST NO ne yo1P
,,r5 m LORD: The cleyating words 0l welcome you'
I iShncss has uttered from the Throne at inc ope %
inc Of the present Diet nd the fullest assem- ns ne mast
i,nuoscd upon country also heaVy trias d s
5scces and although foresee that te & mniyersa
Ha' fion of Germany require great anu i u' G
ito @ vol ook forward with courage anu 81 oY ra
m th nroercssiye dey e0pment oi the pon''0
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THE MEDITERRANEAN.

MILITANT FNEFAkA HOLEEA.
The Commssaiiat officers for Tyre, Trebi-
zond and Alexandria, left for the latter port the 10TH
in the steam-tug Prompt
The Hydra, surveying steamer, leaves for Bombay
Sept l5 sound up Alden, for laying the Anglon
dian cable.
The llth Regiment after losing nine in eight days
from cholera removed to Coco. The Sth Regiment
has been placed under tents at Forana The fever was
subsiding.
or two only Of cholera daily among the
civil population. Foul bills of health continue to be is
sued.
The Malta victuallng yard has orders to forward 10
Basta tuns, co days provisions, for the entire
squadron under Admiral Page who, owing TO the quar-
aiItine, contemplates Winterlng away from Malta
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sugar, %iG, Calcutta Linseed ssl o imperial onar-
@ Ic,' LS'eu Cakes $40 81 per tun for feeding Whale
oi, m s4o y 2'2 gallons. Sperm Oh, Rn5 q tun. Lpseed
Oh, $50 q tun 'O'' '''N''eu
'P" %o-Noon.-No. u Dutch Standard Smear
11,to, Oa''ut" O lAhSecd' CsG Liusced Cakes $40 81
"."c oi SiO Sperm Oil, Rll5. Linseed Oil. $50
ANTWERP, Sept 29-standard White po,rolcrn, c,oecd
last night at 54fr soc a. bill
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GREECE.

REPORTED ABDICATIoN or THE KING.
1t is asserted in Paris that the King of
Greece has resolved TO abdcate This startling piece of
has been spread by Vienna Journal and is not yet
confirmed. But assuming it to be true people ask what
the powers will do with Greece. They also curious 10
know what will become OF the projected marriage be,
tween the young King and the daughter OF the Grand
Duke Constantine OF Russia It to make her queen
of the Greeks that the Imperial family of Russia con-
sented 10 the union; they may not be willing TO bestow
her on the cadet OF u third-rate relgnng family.
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CUBA.

HAVANA COMMERCIAL AND MARINE NEWS.
HAVANA, Sept. 27--The Sugar market is more
active on the basis Of reals per arobe for No H.
Potatoes A. Onions, st. Bacon, 81. Exchange nnal-
tered Arrived, steamer Cuba from New-Orleans Char-
tcrcd English brig Eliza TO load molasses for New-York
at s. so per hogshcad.
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TURKEY.

pOKIIARA UNAIDED BY THE GOYERNMENT N ITS
STRUGGLE AGAINST RUSSIA.
PARIS Sept. 2S.-The Government of Turkey has
,cialy denied the published statement that its aid
has been or will be lent to Bokhara in the struggle
If the latter country against the dominion of the
Gar of Russia
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THE VEST INDIES.
SANTO DOMINGO.
THE TREATY WITH HAYT

TIE TREATY WITH HAlTI.
ST. DOMINGO, Sept. 1G, via Havana, Sept. 27
The National Congress approved the treaty with Hayt
ON the Sd inst Eugene Smith arrived here the 9th
with the treaty negotiated with the United States Gen.
Cabra arrived at the capital the sth and the Hayten
Comm ssioners reached here the 18th.
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CANDIA.
A COMMISSION OF INQUIRY.

A COMMISSION OF INQUIRY.
CoNsrAxTINopIK, Sept. 2s.-The Sultan has at
length sent out a Commission of Inquiry, consisting
of three Turkish and three Greek members, to inves-
hgat the affairs of the Island Of Gambia The Vzier
Ria Pasha. and Kabul Pasha, are the Turkish men,
bers of the Commission.
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JAPAN.
..,.,c,.r,ox or cuP1sTIANs.

PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS.
LONDON, Sept. 2S-Evening.-Late dispatches re-
,,ived from Japan announce that the Christians IN
yarions parts of the Island are despised and mai
treated by the natives. This is especially true Oh 'he
Inhabitants of Nagasak and its vicinity
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PORTO RICO.

PoRTo Rico, Sept. A. via Havana, Sept. a.
shock Of earthquake felt at Rio Pedros the 7h
freshe has occurred the Ponce River causing much
damage and the loss OF one life.
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PRUSSIA.

THE GOVERNMENT FORTIFYING KEEL.
BERLIN, Sept S-Evening.-Kiel. a seaport in Hol-
sten is to be Immediately fortified by King William
and garrisOned with Prussian troops.
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PAN ANGLICAN sYNop.i
FRANCE.
THE PARIS RACES.

PARIS, Sept. 2e--Evening.-The Paris races, which
commenced at Longchamp on Sunday last, were con-
hnued to-day. The race for the "Criterium" prize
was won by Sarazin, and the " "Omnium" prize was
won by Nemea. Both horses are owned by the Mar
gus de Lagrange
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TURKEY.
THE cRETAN INsURRECTION

The Porte has officially proclaimed iu'l
amnesty 10 the Cretan insurgents ana suspeis'u"
hostlities throughout the islahd' allowing 'N' NA
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BY STEAMSHIP.

Inc steamship America, from Southampton
oP, H. arrived here on Saturday. The Hammonia from
southampton Sept ls, arrived here yesterday.
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MARrNE INTELLIGENCE.

oUEESsTowS, Sept. 2S-Noon-Ihe s'ealnsmp
~, tos from New-York Sept. Il, arrived here OF
the way 10 Liverpool.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
MEXICO.

THE APPROACHING ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT
AND a CONGREsS-ADDITIONAL DETAILS OH
THE VISITS OF ADMIRAL TEGETHOFF-SANTA
ANNA STILL \ PRISONER IN SAN JOAN LIZ
ULLOA.
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CONFLICTING RUMORs FROM ALL PARTS OF TIE
KINGDOM.