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Dates to. Oct. III.


Dates to- Oct. III.
PARIS, Oct. 6.-It is reported that Napoleon
will inform the Italian government that # may
occupy Roman Territory with troops. but the1y
must not enter Rome.
RICHMOND, Oct. Ut is understood that
the negroes agree to run three whites and two
blacks for the Convention. Hunnicutt and
| WardWell are the two whites most prominent.
ly mentioned
The trial of JEFF Davis will certainly occur
in November Both parties are ready.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. INDIAN Superintendent
Murphy says the unruly Chief Dog Soldier had
come into the Council and intended to force
other hostile Chiefs do the same. He said he
had been on his last raid
LONDON, Oct. Earl Derby is going to
resign the Premiership. The Times SAYS Ed
ward Thornton will succeed Bruce as Ambas-
sador to the United States
A destructive typhOOn had visited the harbOr
OF Hong Kong, and the shores for miles were
strewn with the wrecks of vessels.
PARIS, Oct. 7.-The eminent French states
man and financier, Achille Fould, died yester-
day at the age of sixty-seven.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct "A tremendous gale
occurred at Galveston on the Sd. The dam
age is estimated at $l,000,000 The storm
seems to have been general along the coast.
New YORK, Oct. 8.-Charges are filed
against Wells, Fargo & Co. for gross neglect
in the transmission of the overland mails.
The steamer Pierre has arrived, nine days
and two hours from Brest, said to be the qnick-
est passage ever made.
Boston, Oct 7.-Sheridan was received
with enthusiasm by the city authorities and an
immense crowd of citizens
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-A telegram from Ath-
ems, Sept 23d, says hostilities have recon-
menced with Gambia. Combats occur daily
the Christians having the advantage
VIENNA, Oct. 7.-The Neae Freie PreSse
publishes as authentic the summary of q con-
versation between the Car and Fuad Pasha,
who recently visited him. The Gar said it
was indispensable that Turkey should cede
Gambia to Greece and told Fuad to represent
to the Sultan that he had better have Russia
for his friend than trust his supporters at the
ether end OF the world. The Gar added that
Russia may one day cease to be conservative,
and then the Sultan will find opposed to him
all the forces shescan command.
Maj. Sidney Dekay a young American Off
Ger, was dangerously wounded in recent fight
with the Turks in Crete
FLORENCE, Oct 9-It is reported that Me-
nottl, Garlbaldi's son. has been arrested by the
ltalian government If it is true, it will be
severe blow to the revoutioniststs depriving
them of their ablest leader.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-Uipasiness is felt at the
revival of the Fenians. The conspiracy is in-
creasing in England and Ireland Extraordi-
nary precaution has been taken and trOops
dispatched to the various threatened localities.
MUNICH, Oct. 9.-In the Bavarian Diet
Prince HOhenlohe discussed the question of
German unity, indicating the position of the
government relating to other States, and de-
clared that the true policy of Bavaria is to
seek the union of the North German States
under the presidency Of the King of Prussia,
at the same time taking steps for a firm alli-
ance with Austria. then the unity of the whole
fatherland can be completed The balance
power OF Prussia and Austria preserved the
peace OF Europe, which will be additionally
guaranteed tr
The Times Washington special saws it seems
by administration authority for the statement,
that the Cabinet will be immediately remodel
ed. Seward will certainly go; possibly Me-
Cull0ch 1t is understood Reyerdy johnson is
to have the State Department, if he desires it.
Erastus Corning and Tom Ewing are men
toned prominently for the Treasury Depart
ment. tHF
New YORK, Oct. 8.-Several persons, in
clnding ex- Collector Collicott and deputy Col
lectOr Allen, have been indicted by the grand
jury and will be arraigned to-day for a con-
spiracy to defraud the government.
Garibaldi issued a proclamation and used
violent terms against the Cabinet, den0uncing
Rattazi as an enemy Of Italy and unity, and as
being tool of the church party and Napoleon,
and urges the reYolutionists to capture Rome.
Nothing Of serious character has as yet oe-
Cured in the Papal territory The insurgents
lack leaders and act like banditti, capturing
peaceable villages, leyying contributions and
committing outrages-
ROME, October 8.-Ridiculous reports are
current of disaffection against the Pope. The
Times editorially says the difficulty is near the
end
NASHVILLE, Oct. 9-The House of Repre-
refused resolutions instructing Con
gressmen for impeachment. Brownlow will
be inaugurated tomorrow.
LONDON, October 8.-The commission, for |
statue Of Peabody, to be erected in this city, |
has been given TO Storer, the African sculptor
Continued rumors of the designs of The Feni-
ms cause much anxiety in England and Ire
and. Prisoners are doubly guarded to pre-
vent attempts at rescue.
DUBLIN, Oct. 8.-The FeniaR convict Kelly
lied in prison. An immense crowd surrounded
he house where the remains were laid out
had long funeral procession
1t is'said that ane agreements has been made
French 4and Italian governments
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