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6pecial Notiees.

XII SOMETHING NEW AND VERY
SALEABLE. -BON-TON CANDY SURPRISE
BOXES cen be had at Won SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
No. 900 King street, BY dealers at manufacturers
price, 81 per dozen. At retail, % cents per box.
Each boz contains prize. nov25 ths2
3ss- NOTTCE.-A MEETING OF THE
Creditors Of Dr. JOHN j. INGRAM will be held at
Manning, S. c., on MONDAY. the 9th December
proX., OH which day there will be q sale OF the
assets OF the Estate.
ADAMS, FROST & CO.,
noy2s tu:ns5 Il Assgnccs
49, MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTS
suffering from Diseases pertaining to the Gento
Urinary Orgaus, Will receive the latest scientific
treatment by placing themselves under the care
of Di:- II. REENTSJERNA, Oillce No. IL Hascl
street. three doors ca:. from the Postulllce.
aur25 VIZ
ms-No lIO LLSPENARD STREET, NEW
YORK, OCTOBER -, 1S67-DEAR Slit is with
much pleasure that say TO you that | consi'ier
the PLANTATION BlrTEE-3 Of untcI value
IN the fall OF 1867 ] was taken vita Chilis and
Fever, with The most severe pains in my chest
could breathe. My lungs were greatly dis
trcsscd, and there was severe pain in my right
side, by spells. could hardly get up from my bed
called doctor who attended me Ill winter with
out the least benefit. About the first Of August
commenced using yOpr Plantation Git,crs-a
wine. glass full three times Il day-and have used
it most fthc time since, and ain now well and
strong able TO do Ill my own WORK anu the care
OF q large family. Yours. &C.,
SUSAN WILSON.
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne and sold q: half tic price.
ROv2s tuths3
N.Y. WORDS OF CHEER ON THE
Errors OF Youth and The Poilias OF Age, in rela
tion to Marriage and Social Evils, with II helping
hand for the er1ing and unfortunate. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS. Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. sept2s S!2os
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zcs- CHARLESTON SAVINGS NSTI

TUTION.-Thc following amounts have not been
called for in the above named Institution. As the
Office will be closed on the 31st of December, al
persons interested are requested to bring in their
Pass Books and receive the amounts due them
Those who have drawn the PIRsT instalment but
not the SECOND, will pot find their names in this
list as the fact of their having drawn one in-
stalment is an evidence that they know OF their
interest In the Institution.
HENRY S. GRIeaS, Treasurer.
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spscrA1, rELEorAM TO TaE NEvs.l

Brsc1AL TgLEoRAM TO THE NEws.l
WASHINGTON, November II.
An important Cabinet meeting was held TO-
Gag. The subject OF discussion was the seizure
81. the Spanish gunsoats at Mystic
!. It is rumored that General sickies has tele-
ersphed Secretary Fish, TO the effect that the
spanish authorities have instructed their Minister
ct washington to demand again the release Of
the cunbosss, and that II the demand is not COM
plied with, he will ask for his passports.
Several Spanish war vessels having gathered at
Kew York, the government has ordered a number
Of iron-clads to that point.
The impression prevails that after this sensa-
ton blows over, the gunboats will be released.
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IT. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
There will be no Service in this Church To-Aon-
ROW. meeting OF the members Of the Church
and Corporation will be held in the Lecture Room,
MONDAY EVENING, the 2eth instant, at Z O'Clock.
Full attendance requested. nov27
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Gss- MANHOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure of Premature Decline in
Man, the treatment OF Nervous and Physical De-
bility. &c.
'rrhcre Is no member OF society by whom this
hook will net be foUnd useful, whether such per.
con holds the relation OF Parent Preccptor or
Clergyman. Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt or Atty cents. Address
Tie Author, DR.. +. DEP. CURTIS, Washington,
DC. seM1 Tyr
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Women brokers operate at the Paris BoBrSs,
jest as they do In wicked Wall street.
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irson THE ASSOCIATED pREss.l

: ? IFfs0A -Ek1b hSS5OOkA&ED ]1"-1o@J
WASHINGTON, November &C.
Commissioner Delano relieves split kindling
weod from the tax hitherto imposed.
Revenue to-day $46Sooo.
large number Of opinions are expected TO be
deivered by the Supreme Court on Monday. No
arguments win be heard after Tuesday. Thenew
term begins on December g.
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@8- WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINT
ED Mr. LOUIS MANIGAULT to sign by procura-
tion for our firm. LESESNE WELLS.
Charleston, 8. c., November 9th, 1869.
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fHE WAR CLOUD.

spain Demands her rGunboats-The Ter
r1bIe Consequences OF Refusal.
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GOSSIP FRon RADICAL HEADQUARTERS.
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FROM COLVMBXA.
A HEW ELL OF RIGHTS,

TIE LABOR CONVENTION.
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ag UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Service will be held in this Church To-MoRHow
MORNING, at the usual hour and in the EVENING
at half-past O'Clock. Subject for the Evening
Discourse: Heresy concerning the ''Son of Man"
and the "Son OF Cod" nov27
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Gieclal Notices.
RIOSITY. WONDER

aas-GREAr CURIOSITY. "A WONDER
FUL Fish was caught by some fishermen yester-
day, in Ashley River. II is OF great size, ana
weighs several hundred pounds. name Is
wanted for it. This fish can be seen 1T Military
Hall, THIS DAY, after the hour of 10 O'Clock. Ad-
mission 10c. nOV2I
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N4-NOTICE-THE STEAMER PILOT
BOY viii receive freight for Beaufort and Savan-
nah on SATURDAY, at South Atlantic Wharf.
noy2e Q J.D. AIKEN s. co.
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rs NO CURE, NO PAY.--FORREST'S
JUNIPER TAR for Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Splitting
of Blood and Lung Diseases Immediate reflex.
and positive cure, or price refunded. IS cents.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels.
with white, imprinted wrapper.
Sold by G. W. AIMAR, Agent,
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
nov25 thstu3mO
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Ms- NOTICE.-STEAMER CITY POINT
will hereafter leave for Florida on FRIDAY EVE
MING, at O'Clock, instead of SATURDAY; as here
tofore. J. D. AIKEN & CO.,
noyo4 Agents.
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RS TO THE PUBLIC.-GEORGE LIT
TLE & CO., No 2ls King street, are Offering Fine
Cashmere VESTS at 81 and 81 so each, worth
"a Oct30 stuthlmo
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as-No. ITO LISpENARD STREET, NEW

MAGNOLIA wNrJsK-supcrior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne and sold a. half tic price.
HOy23 tuths3
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rs NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the assigned Estate OF Mr. GEO. Il.
GRUBER are hereby informed that their accounts
have been placed into the hands Of Messrs. 81
MONS S1RGLING, Attorneys, tofice, Broad
.reet,) for collection, and If settlements are
made before the first December next, no costs
win be incurred. q. GEkDTS CO.,
nov13 limo Agents for Creditors.
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@- j ST CEIV E D.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FINE BUSINESS NVELOPES.
NOS. AND 6,
Which will be furnished to our customers with
Business Card neatly printed thereon at 81 to ss
per 1000.
CALL AT
THE NEWS JOB OFF ICE
AND sER SAMPLES.
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M1- NOTICE.. N. NJ. WOHLTMANN
for the present occupies the store OF Messrs.
FARRAR BRO corner East Bay and Cumberland
streets, and win be pleased to see his friends.
nov10 q
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R9- ERRORS OF 1OUIH.-A OENILE-
NAN who suffered for yea;s from Nervous Do
bllIty, Premature Decay, and all tie ehects OF
vouthrul iudiscrction will, for the sake OF suffer
inr humanity send free to oil who need it, the re-
ceint and directions for making the simple rem
o5v hv which he was curcd Sufferers wishing to
nront by the advertisers experience, can d0 80
Inv addressing with perfect confidence. JOHN B.
OGDEN, No. q Cedar street, New forh-
uov9 Smoa
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HORSE NOTES.

Another race TRACK has been heard from. The
Fashion Course was accurately measured on Satur-
day last and 1t was found to be mile and twenty
that oil the Long Island tracks are OF the full meas
urement, and are the only places for gentlemen
owning fast horses to put them to the test What
ever time they make on Long Island they win DO
sure to show when trottlng anywhere else
Dexter has made another wonderful trst On
Friday Mr.. Bonner took him over to the Fashion
Course, where, meeting John Murphy, the latter
pressed wish to put saddle on Dexter t0 see how
he was moving this summer. The track, however,
had been ploughed up to prepare 1t for the running
meeting and 1t was not in order for high speed.
Mr.. Bonner Notwithstanding told Murphy to pus
the saddle on and mount After little warming up
Murphy started the horse for mile trial. and the
gallant Dexter tr0tted mile In 2:17A, 10 the sur
prise OF all present. Taking the condition OF the
track into consideration. this may be considered
Dexters greatest performance.
The great four mile race TO take place on Monday
next at the Fashion Course now the great topic Of
speculation. There Will be five starters, viz:-FlOr8
Mclvor lwho Is the favorite), Aldebaran, Biddy
100 pounds and 1t generally believed that they can
all go the journey with that weight up. good
race, no doubt. will take place.
1t is SAID that Mr.. Wallace paid $40 0o0 for the bay
celdIng Henry. That is good pgice to pay for
Commodore Vanderbilt has purchased Myron
Perry, to drive with Daisy Burns. They will make
dne team and trOt together close to 2:30.
Mr.. Turnbuls stallion Willie Schepper and his
bay geding Joe make beautiful road team. They
WORK splendidIy together and are very snowy. They
were at the trot at Prospect Park Fair Grounds on
Saturday last and much admired.
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toast Of tho evening. said:-That remarKao'e vol
ume which was published within short time OF
his visit TO the United States contained OIL
ograpnies of niney-nve young .0sn' wei
nurtured, well born, and trained In peace
them. sought distinction In the late war
Those great spirits displayed extraordinary apti suas
and were distinguished by their deeds and 81 sas
heroism. Every one Of them had been educated ~
one school-thet school the Harvard University.
(Cheers.) They fought against odds-.were remark
able for the invincble spirit In which they received
defeat. Was not the contest OF last Friday an evil
dence m point OF the spirit such - was SHOWN
BY their predecessors In the te war
tCheers.) He then paid handsome compi-
ments to the Oxford crew. In i-eferrlng
again to the Harvard crew. Mr. Dickens ~ ID that
tine manner In which they would be receive on
their return home would find ready echo in every
corner Of England
Mr. 6mmOnds OF the Harvard crew, briehA re-
spending, said that he considered that It was no
oxford ptttod against them.
Mr.. william, OF the oxford crew. then rose. ana ;
replying to the compliments of Mr.. Dickens and Mr..
Simmonds apoogized for the absence Of mis- col /
leagues. he then stated that OF all the races In
which he had rowed he had never been 30 hard
pressed a. In the race with the Harvards.
The whole entertainment wound up with spIen-
aid display OF fireworks In front OF the Crystal
Palace, which was given In honor OF both crews ana
which was witnessed by vast numbers OF people.
The entertainment altogether was O. grand sue
cess.
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NOTES ABouf Tors.

The autumn trade Is quite brlA X Our importing
and Jobong merchants are as lNappy under tho
blessed infection as CLAIMS are sal, 70 Do at hign
tide.
Tammany Hall and the Manhattan CiuD are az
loggerneads about a question OF Twes 'dle-de and
Tweed-leedom.
The City Mission proudly asserts that thA ouga ls
agents It has distributed 100000 tracts to Il 70 very
poor during the current month. Oh II it were o. 200
loaves OF bread
new play at Tammany Haii-The quarrel Of Atne
"Ring' over the plumber in the presence OF tl& II
constituents. Cantthe General Committee be satiA
fed with the loot without quarrelling over tS
Enduring monuments to pubic punder-Ths
Harlem bridge and the new Court House.
Tho government Is inclined TO make the most out
OF their City Hall Park fence 1t has farmed tho
wooden wall to bll-sticker as an artrtypographic
gallery. Does the money go into the Federal 9rear
sury? Or. We pause FOR reply.
The peach trade is unprecedented. The other day
Ill Carloads, Of Delaware growth, were brought TO
this city. SO plentiful IS the fruit with US that
dealers content TO accept 500 per cent profit ON
their sales This fact alone proves their abundance
When Is Washington Market to be 'dmpr0vedw
It's about time 'things were fixed"
The children OF Abraham, Isaac and Jacob have
petitioned the city authorities for ground npou
which to erect q home for INDECENT members. It
viii be granted, % 1t should be-that Ii, II the
Israetes will call and 'seen the city fathers
about 1t.
The "season" s gradually getting into full blast.
The sopranos mczzos, altos, bass0s ten0s and par.
sons are returning to the CITY, aud, Of course mus
cular well dRettante Christianity VIII keep
stin upper lip until July OF next year.
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Dismissal Of Member of the Vigilance Com
VIRGINIA..

Serious COnaa grafton In the Dismal Swamp
Heavy Destruction Of Property-Wiid AMI
mails Driven Out by the Heat.
WASHINGTON, August 80, 1859.
The following has been received from Richmond:-
destructive connagration is raging In the Dismal
Swamp In this state, the origin being accidental
Miles Of fencing, cord wood and other property are
being destroyed. The area Of the coniagration Is
conaned to the territory between the Norfolk and
Observation-Disclosures and the seaboard aud Roanoke
Railroad, about eight miles from Norfolk, and the
passinQ trains are exposed to such an extent that
Inc doors and windows are tightly secured to pre-.
vent injury TO the passengers Swamp cattle, black
hears and all sorts OF wild game are being driven
from the swamp, ana the farmers are securing large
quantities. The vicinity Of new nbre factories on
The CONGREGATIONS occur frequently during severe
dry spells, but on this occasion the fire is unpre-
cedentedly destructive.
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the BYRON ScbSnA.
MIR. nouuer WsaId Not Have Published II for
a Million Of Dollars.
NEW YORK. Auuu5t n 1890

Mr.. BSuner WsaId Not Have Published 1t for
a Million OF Dollars.
NEW YORK., August 30, 1859.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALp.--
In your paper OF this morning LIND the following
statement copied from the Louisville Co,srfer-JOie-
nal, in regard to- Mrs. Stoves recent article ON
Lord Byron:-
Dana fairly with speen-Dara because
didn't for the Legsy. "Damration ~ crsd bonner
when he first got rking ofit wby didn't stch Il
to mel Why, I'D have paid her cool $4,000 for ~
This Is not only q falsehood, hut u b q, false
hood which no enc at all acquainted W It'll me
could ever have invented. Whatever 1 mig ht have
Thought about Mrs. Stoves article it would
have been quite contrary to my habit Of speech
to characterize 1t by the word sDaanG .tion:' but
this must say, that million Of dolAry could nos
have induced me TO print that gross ~ d indecent
article In the Ledger, matter what u publishers
OF the Atlantic AontIIy were willing do. Few
women have evinced SO much talent q Mrs. stowe.
have myself purchased articles from er FOR which
have cheerfully paid her high nj ce: but theH
were very different Articles from the ne under con.
sIderatIon. And / do not believe u lat any true
friend who was himself In his righ mind couId
have advised her to sell for any sum that morbid.
terrible and unnatural hallucinAttOy about Lord
Byron. For her sake sincerely and deeply re0ree
that she has done 1t. know OF no q rtice published
In my lifetime calculated to exert more tniurioua
and demoraliznQ influence on the RI sing ReneratOn
and for this reason wish eveyybOf ly to know thai
nothing would have tempted me 20, publish It.
ROE ERT BONNER.
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o. whether they would sanction and give aid
20 any revolutionary movement on the part Of
lsmail Pachs under present circumstances.
That they have the controlling voice in the
matter there can be no doubt. They are not
ignorant that the interests involved in the
Suez Canal are really the material objects
involved in the difficulty between the Porte
and the Viceroy, and they will be guided ac-
cordingly In the course which they may
pursue, should any serious trouble arise
between the Sultan and the Khedive. What
course these two nations may take would pro-
badly render the action Of the Sultan very
easy, unless Russia should come in as o third
party In the controversy, in which event the
whole phase Of things would be changed, and
the Eastern question would attain new
shape-perhaps that of general European
war. Such result is not improbable; but
az far as we can see now the Turkish ques-
ton wears very cloudy and embarrassing
aspect.
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TBLBGRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
English Comments On the Inter-
national Boat Race.
Napoleon Reported Sc
riously Ill.
A Panic ON the French BOurse and
Eugenie to Return.
Fifty Bishops Decline to At
tend In Rome.
MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES IN CHINA.
~~~<~~~>~>S~N>~~~~~>~~~
THE SITUATION in PARAGUAY
~o<0~~~~~~~~~S>~~o~~~>~~
Trouble Threatening in the Scranton
Coal Regions.
~~o~~~~~~>~~~~~~-~~~-~
j. Ross Browne and the Bur-
lingame Mission.
MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES IN CHINA.
THE SITUATION IN PARAGUAY
Trouble Threatening in the Scranton
Coal Regions.
j. Ross Browne and the Bur.
lingame Mission.
FRANCE.


Panic on che Bourss-Aiarming Reports Of
Napoleon's Health-Prince Nspelson's POSI-
sion-Rugenie TO Hasten Homo.
PARIS, August 80, 1859.
The city IL full Of rumors to-day regarding the
condition Of the health OF the Emperor Napoleon,
and perfect panic prevails on the Bourse in oonse
quence Of the statements which are made on the
subject by different parties ana individuals while
these rumors, which are merely the work Of stock
jobbers, are being circulated.
There is no doubt that the state OF the health
O. the Emperor really such a. to create anxiety on
the part Of the public. He suffers from disease Of
the bladder. The dtnerent political parties,
in and out Of the Legislature, are busily
engaged In specuating as to tho issue
Of this physical anection. The imperial
family s also alarmed. 1t Il said that the Empress
Eugene will hasten back from corsica Immediately.
in consequence Of the receipt of news Of such I'm
port from home and that the idea Of her trip to the
East viii be abandoned
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte intends, 1t Is said, to
make democratic speech in the Senate some day
during the next ensuing week, but his friends are
opposed to its delivery just now. They alege that
II the present empire should fall his pretended de-
mocracy will not save his position In the eyes OF the
French people.
The Empress condemns his conduct towards
such path and ISSUE as being both unwise and un-
grateful.
The Official Bulletin.
PARIS, August go 1862
The following news is official:-The condition Of
the Emperor grows more and more satisfactory.
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TENNESSEE.

I,awIcssness I'm Rutherford and Sumner Coun-
tics-Negroes md Planters Driven from
Their Homes.
NASHVILLE, August 90 1869.
Nearly one hundred negroes have come to this
place from the neighborhood Of Rutherford county
and report that they have been driven away from
their homes by lawless white men. These negroes
have been working on shares with the planters, and
they as well as planters VIII lose heavily, II they are
not protected In securing the crop. well known
planter from that neighborhood who makes
about 300 bales Of cotton has been threatened oy
the regulators, and came yesterday 10 see wnat
can be done to protect himself and the negroes IN MS
employ Bands or lawless white men are operatlne
also In Sumner county, visng negro cabins, taxing
engaged In the business are wholly irresponsible:
they Will not work themselves and desire TO prevent
others from ENJOYING the fruits Of their LABOR gov
error Senter's PROCLAMATION warning them may
have some erlec but 1t Is probable the planters wiz
have 10 form a comblnai ,on for seii-protecslon
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The "A rincs to Attend = Bali at st. John.
THE NE w DOMINION.

The Expectation Of 4 'ilver-Removal of Troops
Postponed-Bus3a loss and Annexation.
QUM 'EC. Ont, August &c. 1859.
The merchants have greed to second Mr.. Weir's
scheme for the exportssta OF silver. The exporta-
ton Ia to commence on the LIST Of October. Over
$40, 900 has already been 81 described.
The Journal de Quebec admits that bust ness at
Quebec Is at q very low sbh but cannot see how an
nexatiOn will cure It.
The first SOD Of the COST 'rd Railway was turned
OF L0vell's on Saturday.
1t Is rumored that the in tended removal of the
troops this autumn has been \ ostponed.
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MOVEMENTS OF. MR.. PEABODY.

Departure from white Sulphur springs-IIis
Health Improvsd-Gcnerai Lee Accompany
ing Him.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Va. August 80, 1869.
George Peabody left here this morning In special
car provided by the President Of the Balsimore and
Ohio Railroad His cough is almost entirely relieved
ana mis- health m uch improved. He will stop at
Baltimore ana Philadelphia q day or two and then
proceed to Massachusetts. General Lee accompanied
him as. TAR as Goshen.
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The susQUEHAxSA RAILROAD WAR.

Another Adjournment Of the Receivership
Case at AIbany-Anothcr Attempt to Con-
ALBANY, August 80, 1859.
No witnesses were examined to-day In the Susque-
hanna Railroad Receivershp question. The exami-
nation has now been adjourned until the 10Th Of
September Judge Hogeboom holds special term
Of the Supreme Court tomorrow, when motion
viii be- made to confirm the order OF Judge Peckham
appointing Robert III. Pruyn receiver
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AUSTRIA.


PARIS, August 80, 1860.
Tho suspension Of bank IN Vienna is announced
Its name has not yet been ascertained.
Baron Won Beust to-day closed the sessions OF the
Austrian and Hungarian delegations In mis- speech
he announced that be was authorized to give the
Empsror's sanction to the resolutions which they
had respectively adopted. He said their proceed
ings would nx attention upon foreign affairs and
contribute to the maintenance Of peace,