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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1880-11-11
Goshen, No. 466.

Mr.. Porter, our successful candidate for
Sheriff, had the largest vote here of any one.
Mr.. Frank Waihams returned from Florida
just in time to vote. Lorenzo Stewart came
up from Bridgeport to vote, and went right
back, Mr.. Chas. Stocking came from Water
bnry, and Mr.. Kirkham fr3m Derby came up
and put in the first vote, and returned imme-
dlately. One young lady told me she would
not have her husband fail of returning in time
to vote for Garfield, for a thousand dollars,
and he was on hand. Not ballot went into
the wrong box. Before Geo. Howe came
over to vote Tuesday morning. he shot two
foxes East of Dog Pond.
MIR. Seaton's little boy lived only three
days.
If had nothing to do but write for the
papers, l should not have written that Mr..
Wadhams was burnt to death his name was
NoaA Wadhams Beach. 50,
Arrived at Mr.. Whites, Mr.. Frederick NJ.
Smith, the teacher in your village. At Edw
Nortons, Miss Louise Wooster, of Hunting
ton.
Mrs. VIM. Norton is moving into Mrs.
Daniel y. Lucas house at the Center.
MIR. Gray and his family have gone to
Bridgeport for the winter. n s. f-E.s>.- j,
Il don't quite give up seeing that Comet
yet. This long storm came exactly the time
when we were to see the planet Mercury, and
fear we must wait about seeing it, but
hope not to wait as long as the great astrono-
mers aud ,mathematicians, Tycho Brahe and
Copernicus did, for they both died without
the sight. g . r--fer IN.
KILLS THE PLEASURE Illness in the house
| affects the whole family in some manner.
When the sickness is serious the children's
laughter must be hushed, footsteps must be
| sotteaed; all goes sadly and wrong. :. DR..
David Kennedy g. .Favoritel Remedy" stands
| in your doorway and says to sickness: .keep
OUT" 1t will cost you only Dollar to put the
sentinel on duty, and for his fathfullness
thousands can vouch. Ask your druggist OF
write to the Doctor at Rondout. N, y
-AtA - as 81
Nor A BEVERAGE. are not bev.
erage, but medicine, with curative proper.
ties of the highest degree, containing no poor
whiskey or poisonous drugs. They, do moi
tear down an already debilitated system, but
build it up. One bottle contains more hops,
that is, more zeal hop strength, than barre
Of ordinary beer: Every druggist ID Roches
ter sells them, and the physicians prescribe
them. " Eoening Express on Hop Bitters.
1
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Races at JerOine Park.

JEROME PARK, n. Y, October 2.-The
fall meeting OF the American Jockey Club
opened to-day; attendance large; weather
clear and pleasant; track in good condi-
ton.
The first race-fOr all ages. one mile-had
nine starters. and was won bv Cbeckmate /;
Dan Sparkling second, Little Buttercup
third. Time, 1:47.
The second race-running stakes for
two-y ear-olds, three-quarter milc-had three
starters. Brambletta won Bantie second,
Mabel third. Time, loo.
The third race-Jerome stakes for three
year.olds, one and three-Quarter miles-bad
four starters. and was won by Grenada {;
Tarncliffe second, followed by Oden and
Neufchatel. Time, 3:l24.
The fourth race-Manhattan handicap
sweepstakes, one and one-quarter miles
had seven starters. Harold won; War1eld
second, Monitor third. Time, 1924.
The fifth race-handicsp steeple chase,
fractional course-had seven starters. Ju-
dith won, with Captain Franklin second,
and Faustina third. Time, 3:4l.
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DANVILLE.
TELEPHONE,

SALE oP HOUSE AND L0r-FlGUREs FOR SEP
TRNBsR-G YMNAsIUM-HANCoCK CLUB
YRosT-PERSONALS
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcsl
OCTOBER 2. 1880.
The house and lot OF Colonel Il. s. Flour
nov were sold at auction Yesterday to Cap
tain ]. p. Hawkins for S6l00. This pro-
perry is on Main street, and short distance
above the Arlington. The lot fronts SO feet.
and runs back 1873 feet. a part OF the land
once attached TO this lot was some time ago
sold to the United States Government, aud
will be a portion OF the grounds on which
the custom.hOusc Is to stand. Colonel
Flournoy some days ago moved out OF the
city, and is now occupying the building
which vas built some years ago by Mr.. Wilt
liam CrumptOn as Il residence for himself.
aud is known still rs the "Cru0ptOn
Place"
Captain p. w. Terrell, OF the Tobacco
Association, reports that IN the last month
the warehouses sold 1.422,7SS pounds Of
leaf tobaccO fer S1S2, AGO. 40-an average OF
e12S2. In September, 1879, the warehouses
sold 1,l50,036 pounds for Sl59.S72.64-an
average OF 1880. Captain Terrell estl-
mates the quantity sold in the year which
has lust closed at about 33,000,O00 pounds.
Inc HANCOCK ana CdOtil Ntuo CNpVCt W
have a flag-raising this evening at O'Clock,
and at the time an address from Mr.. John
N. Staples, of North Csrolins. Much to the
regret Of the Club and the citizens generally
Major Daniel has telegraphed that he can
not be here. The Club intends TO make
this fag-raisng an extraordinary occasion.
Arrangements are new beng made for
the establishment Of a gymnasium here, and
1t is supposed that the business will be at
tended TO with the usual vim OF the young
people OF Danville.
II Is said that there was a slight frost In
portions Of this county yesterday morning,
but no damage has been reported and none
was expected. 1t is quite cool this MORN
ing.
Colonel w. f. Peters, OF the University
Of Virginia, was here yesterday.
Colonel George X. Griggs, who has been
in business here for several years, is now
arranging to move his family from Cascade
and settle them here. ALPHA.
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Pan.Presbyfc terrain Council.
THE CLOSING SESSION YESTERDAY

HE NDUSlNb
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 2.-The Sec
ond General Council OF the Psn-Presbyte-
rian Alliance was brought to close to- day
with q business session, devoted to the
tran sactiOn OF miscellaneous business. being
practically the declaration OF conclusions
reached by the Council on the various sub
jects that bad come before the various ses-
sions. Professor ID. X. Kerr, OF Pittsburgh.
presided. Among the resolutions reported
by the Business Committee, and which
were adopted by the Council, were the FOL
lowing: That no action on the subject OF
Bible revision be taken by The Council un'
til the work is completed; providing for the
sending Of friendly letter OF greeting ia
the Methodist Conference to be held in 1881
in London.
A committee, with Rev. DR.. Knox. oil
Belfast, chairman, was appointed 10 make
arrangements for the holding OF the next
Council, to be held in Belfast in 1884. The
committee embraces all the Irish delegation
who attended the Council. The business oil
the session was formally brought TO close
with a ten-minute parting address by Rev
Charles a. Dickey, ID. d., followed by the
singing OF the doXology.
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Ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NLW lOihhs
NEW YORK, October 2 -NoS1.-StOcks strong.
Money on call. 2d3 per cert. FxcbaDge-boDg.
4sOi; short, 4S3. Stale bonds dull. Governments
firm.
4sCb. G0yernments-New SIS, 1927: ~ per cents,
1885, 4 per cents. 1913. states let aud steady.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, October 2.-rhe stock market ODened
pay ing stocks wilh special features being prominent.
Houston and Texas has advanced to SO. the re-
The principal activity Is IN coal shares; Wis
e0nsln stocks, Western Union, the Southwest.
ern, Lake Shore and Manhattan railway, the
last named having been very strong all day.
The quotations at l O'Clock in prominent
stocks Of today are Delaware, LacNawanna
aud Western. 90h; Jersey Central: 75s; Nor r., h
west O6it: s.. Paul, SO Lake shore, lu99s; Wa
bash 36a. and 90 for common aud preferred, re-
snectveiy Western Union. 90: Michigan central
o7H: Manhattan Railway, 33a: Reading, 30&
Iron Mountain. DIS. Government bonds, which
have declined 2H PER cent. since September 18Th,
have advanced to-day ) 70 y per cent
The following quotations were current to-day:
United STATES 4 per cents, lOJaf0l0Sb; United
States A per cents, 10S}s; District OF toluroha
2 G5's. -: New JERSEY Central 74k: Ohio and
Hannibal and 81 Joseph, 3e4 Lake shore, lO9h;
Northwest, l074: Northwest preferred, l24a
Iron Mountain, 81; Rocs Island - u. Pau,
ana Pacific. 36k: Wabash. II Louis and Pacific
preferred, 6Sa; Kansas aud Texas 80; Western
Union Telegraph, 80; {. {. and /. Cr -; Pa
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans decrease, seS0,400: specie increase, *l0S,-
1905 legal tenders decrease, 9l5p.90U; deposits
Increase, SS04.5O0; circulation decrease, S245,'
500 /; reserve decrease. S24S,325.
The banks now hold S4,399,s00 In excess OF
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, October 2.-Virginia 6's. old, 81
a.l ed deferred *; cOnsols. 69A second series,
"a past due coupons, 90A new IO-40's, 4l}s. Bis
.na
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posed In tho Federal Court Proceedings
have been begun In the Circuit Court OF
Rchmoad-Jadge wellfcrd-to avoid The
above scheme and legislation OF coDsolida-
ton on tie ground that the Atlantic, Mis-.
sissippi md Ohio corporation was but asub-
scriber 10 the stock OF the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad and did not absorb the
corporate identity OF thelstter. This Is the
suit OF the Graham heirs. sympathy with
this movement having found general popu-
lar expression, the Council invited Major
John w. Daniel TO address their body on
the subject. Major Daniel argued at
length that IL would be 10 the city's In
terest TO Join In the suit In Judge
Wellford's court. Captain Blackboard, think.
ing II inconsistent with professional pro-
priety that he should represent the city In
that behalf on account OF the opinion given
by him in 1871 to the city In regard 10 The
subscription OF its stock In the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad 10 the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio Railroad Company, was
relieved from that service at his own re-.
quest, and the Finance Committee author
ICED 10 employ suitable and sufficient coun-
sci to act for the city in the premises. The
Mayor stated that he had received COM
munication from the City Council OF Nor
folk proposing concerted action by Norfolk.
Petersburg, and Lynehburg TO prevent the
present sale OF the road.
During the quarter ending September lat
l,C3i barrels OF -four were inspected in the
city.
The action OF the Tobacco City Building
Fund Association Us. Patrick Black was
decided yesterday in the Corporation Court
in favor OF the plaintiff.
The public.school children viii have boli-
day, by order OF Board, during the Fair.
II is proposed TO have grand Hancock cele-
bration and Publication at that time under
the auspices Of the CITY Executive Com
mittee.
a report OF the public schools from 1873
10 1880, prepared by Mr.. +. {. Glass, super.
intcndent IL schools, shows that the num-
her OF pupils enrolled has increased In five
years from 1,4S3 TO 1,Sl5, the average
monthly enrolment from 1919 to 1,3l1, and
the average daily attendance from S13 TO
1910. The total cost per month per pupil
enrolled has decreased from S1.2G TO 81
cents, and The schools have never been in a
greater degree OF efficiency. Corporal
punishment has diminished 80 per cent.
during the past year.
Captain james b. Gregory has returned
to the city with his bride, nee Miss Ella
Rorer, one Of the fair daughters OF Roanoke
county.
Frost last night. TELEPHONE.
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pETERsBuRG.

.rxn.y AND THE DARE R-sHoFs-ciIf
CROCK IN rHg ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI Asb
y,o RAILROADS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sxp sTAT.srICs--sALR OF STOCKS, Ac'
,co,re.,on,ence OF the Hichmond Dispa<hJ
OCTOBER 2, 1880.
Tho closing OF the bsrber-shops on sum
a.. n a ma,ter which, at intervs.s, has been
hrouvht before the Council Tor number OF
sssrs na.t. with a result genera''y, not
sr,ysvs favorable 10 those who oppose tne
c,o.Ine Of these shops on the SaDbatn.
same Of the BARRIERS wish TO close ineir
snons on sunday and others DO NOT, anu
,hcn The former send petition TO the
"nnnc,l The latter meet IL With counter
,So,;,Ion The matter is again before that
- and the battle is to be fought over
ecstn This time those who favor the
closing Of the shops are backed by recon-
,oendation from the ministers OF the seNe-
rai denominations urging the Councis 10
- = law recurring the barber.shops 10 DC
IA, .,oecd on the Sabbath. The Council.
nv a tie vote. refused yesterday 10 suspend
~ rulcs m consider an ordinance on The
suI,i.ct. and tue matter therefore hes over
for thirty days.
The Finance Committee yesterday report
"a 10 the Council that no progress had Dcen
made In the matter Of the sale OF the Guys
10y in the Atlantic, Mississippi and ONO
railroad, authorized ut the september meet
inc q, that body, and that though diligent
,nonirS had been made in different quarters
lie committee had been unable to get any
o,,cr OF any kind for the stock.
Mr.. Alexander Hamilton has resigned his
coat in the Council from Third Ward by
,csson OF removal thereirom, and Mr.. VIII
Ijams T. Davis was elected 10 hll the va
cancy.
complete statement shows that the to-
hacco inspections at the warehouses IN thls
CITY for the year ending September 30th
aggregated 11.470 hogsbeads as against 49,
102 hogs heads for the previous yea!--a de-
crease Of 4,633 hcgsbead'.
Major X. l.. Raglsnd, who has been APP
nointed 10 collect the tobacco statistics IN
This supervisors district for the present
census, is in this city prosecuting his work.
lie is about the best man who could have
been selected for This work. He has col
lecfed some magnificent types oil tobacco 10
be forwarded TO Washington.
At n sergeani's sale to-day five shares OF
Southern Atlantic Telegraph stock brought
1880 per share; ten shares oil Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad stock brought
S3 per share; and five shares OF Mecklen-
burg Boai.Line stock brought five cents for
the lot.
Reliable reports represent that this years
tobacco crop in this section, generally
speskiug, is a poor one, and will be hight.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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Decisions in the Court or Appeals
fstaunton Vindicator.l


THURSDAY, September 30.-RObinson Us.
Mays, trustee, Ell ais. Appeal bond in
creased from $3.50 to $500.
Brent's administrator Us. Senseney ct ais.
From Frederick county. Decree OF the
Circuit Court reversed so far as it denied
commissions to Brent as executor OF Sem
seney, and affirmed in other respects.
Opinion delivered by Judge Christian.
E@ing's administrator Ell ais, Us. Fergu-
sons administrator ct ais. From Botetourt
county. Decree of the Circuit Court re-
yersed and cause remaDded. Opinion de-
liyered by judge Anderson.
Crigler's committee Us. AleXander's adj
mini>trstor. From Clarke county. Decree
Of the Circuit Court reversed, and the cause
remanded. Opinion delivered by Judge
Staples.
Joseph ii. Shuliz ct ais. Us. Hiram Hans
brough. From Botetourt county. Decree
OF Circuit Court reversed and cause re-
manded. Opinion delivered by Judge
Burks.
Margaret G. Douglass Us. stephenson's
executor, &c. Further argued by u. IL.
Boyd. John j. Williams, and Holmes Con-
rad, Esqs., and submitted.
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ALEyANnp1A
sPSEcrEs OF JunGE ROBERT ou,p Asp COL.
WILLIAM 9. 0iLhAN--THE oBJFcTs or the
MAHoSEtrEs ExPLAryED--THE TRIUMPH OF
THE DEMOCRACY PREDICTED.

SPEECHES OF JrnGE ROBERT ou,p AND COL.
WILLIAM q. 0iLNAN--THE OBJECTS or Tue
MAHoSErfEs ExpLAryED-THE TRIUMPH OF
THE DEMOCRACY PREDICTED.
From the oezetici
Notwithstanding the attractions presented
ut the Fair, and The short notice given,
there was quite large and most respect.
able meeting at the armory OF the Light Id.
fantry last night. which was called 10 order
by Judge Charles f.. Stuart, who in.
troduced Judge Robert Ould, OF Richmond.
as the FIRST speaker.
Judge Ouid spoke for about an hour,
FIRST addressing bis remarks to the division
In the Democratic party, showing that the
7th-oi-July ticket was in no way entitled 10
the support OF true Democrats; that the
only object the Mabonei es could have was 10
divert strength from Hancock and perhaps
give tue electoral vote OF the State TO Gar.
field, and quoted from their leaders TO show
that they were Indifferent as to whether
Hancock or Garfield succeeded, so that they
held sway In the State. The speaker next
took up the two opposing candidates for
The presidency, and ia a mastery manner
gave their record; secuted the idea OF a
solid South, except for the preservation OF
the Union and as opposed 10 seclionalism,
aud concluded by an eloquent appeal In
behalf OF Hancock and English and the
regular ticket in this State. The remarks
OF the Judge were loudly applauded during
their delivery, and though be spoke with
deliberation, the frequent eloquent passages
met with a warm response from his
audience.
Captain X. Kemper then introduced
Colonel William s. Gilman, Of Richmond,
who, he said, after the sermon, would give
the meeting an exhortation.
Colonel Gilman then took the stand, and
from the opening sentence Of his remarks
till their close was most heartily applauded.
Colonel Gilman is at all times a most efiec-
tive speaker, ana last night was in a most
happy mood, INDUCING in no harsh crit.
cism upon bis opponents, but urging upon
all, for the sake Of the perpetuity OF the
Union and constitutional liberty, and more
especially for the love all have for the good
old mother State, TO throw aside minor dif-
ferences and join in the grand and triumph
ant march OF the great Democratic party TO
its victory in November. The conclusion
OF the Colonel's remarks were beautiful and
pathetic, and the good account be gave OF
the progress OF the canvass was most vo-
ciierously appauded.
Mr.. Barbour, who was on the stand, was
called for, but excused himself from making
a speech, as he stated that at a later period
he purposed addressing bis iellow-c citizens
here at length.
Judge Stuart then said that such speeches
required that the audience should take them
home for reflection, and thereupOn de-
cIared the meeting adjourned.
Clarkson's band discoursed very appro.
pirate music during the evening.
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FARMVILLE.

ORGANIZATION OF HANCOCK AND ENGLISH
CLUB-DEATH OF Mr.. WILLIAM MOTH.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispa'chl
SEPTEMBER 30. 1880.
A Hancock and English Club, with 122
names, hss been organized. o. Il. Wicker
is president an excellent appointment. We
could persuade our friend st. Andrew to
take only the corresponding secretary. We
appreciate his able help. The club means
business. ADD will thoroughly canvass
Prince Edward. We have heard OF book
called the Acts OF the Apostles, and but
little OF their resolutions. Mckinney and
Berkeley made rousing speeches. Skies are
bright and Frightening. We occupy the
same platform as in the past.
Mr.. William Moth, an English gentle
man, died here to-day. He was on visit to
his respected brother, Cashier Moth, OF
Farmyille.
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From IIle Indians.
BULLS MOVE on THE APAcHgs AN UTTER
FAILURE.

BULLS MOVE on THE APACHEs An UTTER
FAILURE.
SANTA FE, October "A Fort Cummings
special says that BuelPS move in grand
force on the Apaches in Mexico has result
ed so far in utter failure. Starting from
Fort Cummings with seven hundred men.
the Indians, who we've IN camp at Lake
GuzmaD, were TO be surrounded by the
Mexican and Texas troops. amounting in
all TO three thousand. Victoria's band
slipped out from the circle OF troops clos
ing IN, and before Buell. knew it they bad
gone and were divided, enc party going
into the Candelara mountains, two hum
dred miles from Gu2man, while the main
band doubled on Buelps trail and attacked
Fort Cummings, his headquarters, Thurs
day night. They were repulsed, but got
some cattle. Buell. Is in pursuit OF the
band gone into the Candelaria.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, October 2, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 1902 bushels.
CORN.-Uh ts. 220 bushels.
OATs.-35O bushels; Of which 100 bushels were
s-txbibled.
RYE-7s bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. 30 bushels seed Lancaster on phi
vste terms; $40 bushels very good Lancaster at
Sl.16; 100 bushels very good Lancaster AZ SLID !;
20 bushels prime mixed at 81 IT; $40 bushels
prime mixed at S1.l6; so bushels very good mix
"a at il.I5: 32 bushels fair mixed at slOS; 300
bushels prime Fuitz at $l.l2: l24 bushels prime
seed FuljE on private terms; GO bushels very good
Fulizat $l.l0; 1873 hels good Fulz al sl,Oh; ;
28 bushels good Fuliz at 81 OF; 30 bushels ialr
Fuliz at .05 SO bushels common Fultz AT 81 Oh
46 bushels common FutZ at 81 20 tusheis com
mon Fuliz at g0c.: rs bushels common FulZ at
e5c.: "a bushels common Fultz at S0c.-iOta,
2.094 bushels.
CORN White, 100 bushels gooi at zoe; 20
bushels very good at 69c.; 100 bushels new on pri-
yate teTms-tOial, 220 bushels.
OATs.-l00 bushels very good mixed at 47c.; 40
bushels very good mixed on private terms: ~
bushels common winter at f6c. So bushels COM
mon winter Al 4lc-to'al, 324 bushels.
RYE.-S bushels good al 93c.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BYTrLKaRArH To THE DISPATCH.

LATE NEWS FROM THE INDIANS IN THE
FAR wEsT-A GARFIELD SPEECH IN
cLEvELAND-coSGREs NoMISA-
TIoys-CLosE on THE PAN-PREBYTERIAN
CoUNcIL-ENeiNE-HoU BURNED IN
AUGUSTA, GA.-GEoRGIA INCONSISTENCIES
ON THE BATTLEFRONT PARK
RACEs-APPRoACHING TRIENNIAL CON-
vENTIoS OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN
NEW YORK-UNvEILING OF THE STATUE
OF ROBERT BURNs-BIsHoP OF KINGSTON
CANADA TED-CoNsTITUTIoN
FOR RUssIA-THE SITUATION IN ITALY,
&C., &c.
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Various Foreign Items.

LONDON, October 2.-Rev. DR.. Cleary,
parish priest OF Dungarvan county, Water
ford, has been appointed by the Pope to be
bishop OF Kingston, Canada.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says all
the leaders Of the chief journals have been
summoned before General Melikoff and told
that their continual discussion OF q cnnsti-
tuition for Russia has highly dSpleased the
Gar, and that nothing more on the subject
would be allowed 10 appear, and that du-
ring the present reign it would be prema.
ture to discuss constitution.
LONDON, October "A Dispatch from
Rome says that representatives OF thou
sands OF Marrala and OF survivors of the
country's battles have started for Caprera
aboard the tugboat in which General Cara
baldi was tC embark for Genoa. Cara
bsldi. in spite OF the urgent advice OF his
best friends, is determined TO carry out
bis intention, and will probably leave Ca
pi era tomorrow and arrive at Genoa Sun
day. The situation is ripe with most Sc
rious possibilities. There is no doubt that
General Garabaldi will be received on
landing by the extreme Radicals in all their
strength, and should he, as some think like
", 90 at their head 10 the Prefecture or the
prison and demand Major CanZiOs's release,
we shall probably have such an affair as that
Of AhromOnte over again, for Premier Car
roll, bitter as it may be for him 10 act rigOr'
ously against his old leader, will faithfully
do bis duty in the case Of the laws TO be e.
spected.