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cY SATURDAY. NoYEMBER9 1851
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Aab0S TO N OVs II,
CHICAGO, Nov. IA, Times special says
Vallandigham has enough votes pledged to
elect him IT, S. Senator
Ex Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts,. died sud-
denly of apoplexy, at Boston, Oct 29th.
Reports are had of much damage in New
York, and heavy losses on the coast by the
late storm.
Gen. Grant has discharged 49 clerks from
the Paymaster Generals office.
The Cheyennes have signed treaty with the
Pence Commissioners, by which they have the
right of ground between the Arkansas and
South Platte while game lasts. ThAy want no
instructions or reservation, but will 1--we the
old way. There will probably be peace till
next May. The Apaches, Kiowas and Conan
ches have all signed treaty, and agreed to go
on a reservation in common
New YORK, Nov Prominent SoNthern-
ers predict a general negro outbreak All the
negroes are armed. The military prohibit arms
to the resident whites, and they have no means
OF defence. The rising is expected soon after
Congress meets.
Gen. Pope has ordered the polls in Georgia
to be kept open till Saturday night.
The bonded warehouses and rectifying es-
tablishment of S. n Pike, in this city, the
largest whiskey manufacturer in the United
States, were seized to-day, for revenueefrauds.
Vera Cruz advices say Santa Anna has been
sentenced to death. He has petitioned Juarez
for mercy.
San Domingo has declared war with Hayti.
PARIS, Oct. 20.-The Emperor ordered the
Exhibition to close Nov. 3.
The entire force at Toulon, for Rome, have
been ordered to embark at once. The second
fleet had left.
La Liberte says Austria has assented to
conference for the settlement of the Roman
question England and Russia have refused to
join. The Pope emphatically refuses to be a
party to the conference.
Rumor says Napoleon and the Austrian En-
perOr concluded no treaty.
1t is said Spain will now join other Catholic
powers In behalf of the Pope.
FLORENCE, Oct. 3l.-Yictor Emanuel pro-
claims Italy III great danger, denOunces Carl
baldi, orders the insurgents to return to allegi-
ance, and says when peace is restored Italy
and France will settle the Roman question
Garibaldi is before Rome with % battaions.
Papal troops maintain strong hold of all the
Notifications about the city. The Italian army
crossed the Roman frontier and ordered the
Garibaldians to dispense. The excitement in
Italy is tremendous.
LONDON, Oct 31.--Although Prussia is com
mitfed to neutrality in the Roman question,
Bismark assures Italy he will not allow France
to make war upon her because Of Papal com
plicatiOns
Prussia has compromised previous obiec-
tions and concluded a military alliance with
Bavaria and Wirtemburg, and both have joined
the Zolverein.
DUBLIN, Oct 31.-The Government has re-
fused to allow juries half Protestant and half
Catholic to try the accused Fenians. One of
the prisoners has turned States evidence and
made full revelation. Two policemen were
killed by Fenians last night.
WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-The Supreme Court
has decided the Civil Rights bill. so far as it
attempts to override the laws Of any State in
the admission of negro testimony, is void. One
Judge dissented.
Minister Dix writes to the State Department
that it is the impression of European states
men that general war in Enrope is inevitable.
The Roman question is only pretext on the
part of Napoleon to precipitate it.
A number of gentlemen are organizing a
movement IN favor Of Chase for the next Pres
idency.
Pope has ordered the Alabama Convention
to assemble at Montgomery, F0vember 18th
Il is said that Seward sent special messen-
ger to Rome to offer the Pope an asylum in
this country.
A mob at Franklin, Indiana, took from jail
two men charged with murder, and hung them
LONDON, Nov. dispatches from Florence
say the French troops arrived at Rome, No
demonstrations whatever have been made, and
the city is quiet The French were received
in profound silence. Garibaldi, whose force is
constantly increasing, held a position on the
outskirts Of Rome. The Papal forces are
about to move out of their entertainments and
attack him
Allen aud four other prisoners at Manches-
ter were convicted of murder and have been
sentenced to death. The remaining cases will
be tried on Monday. Extraordinary interest
is taken in the proceedings.
Lord Ross, the celebrated astronomer, died
yesterday.
FLORENCE, Nov 1.-The Nazione deniesl
that the French entered Rome. Cialdini COM
lnands the Italian army that entered the Papal
territory. The police seizedth bureau Of the
party, being the headquarters of com
mittees, last night, in this city The last ac-
counts from Rome say Garibaldi remained at
Montvido with 5000 men.
PARIS, Nov 1.-The Moniteur says Nap04
leon has demanded an. an.explanation from Victor
Emanuel Why the italian troops invaded the
Papal territory.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 1.-The marriage of
King George, of Greece, and Princess Alga
took place to-day, Great pomp was displayed
at the ceremony.
CooyH Cols Gilbert who sunnressed' a ma