The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1863, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HiKALD, THURSDAY, OUTOBUK 29, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. . = \\- “gotta a . P . od # life, ud be now realized ap extensive view of | Confederation, re'ating to the proposed federal execution | Empire’ to threo recruits. ‘These brave boys,” reads faptatn and nearly al the crew sick in the boeritat: Tre | NEWS FROM THE RIVER PLATE. ADDITIGHAL FROM EUROPE. | tocren tty Sider snot favorabie aspect Cratateresion. saaling 02 0 emai eotneste these seomeiae, ozeese erave begs,” casts aoa tase i. pinged. ued eaveaadeepanaenee | "Thad nevct sean th. Thuines and surroending eowatry Founias Ornce, Sopt. 29. 1863. | tne dust, never couse to iook the enemy in the fase.”” see ater Our Bucavs Ayres Correspondence. P open out with « finer view at 80 lao an hour, We could | _ Sin—Your despatch (No. 124) of the Zlst of september, | “Piens/ ‘it ia impossible, my se geant,”’ says recruit; BvxNos Araya, 8. A., cept. 2, 1868. arenes c clearly discon the mouth of the Tiver aad the seacoast be- | demonstrates conclusively that the position of affairs bo- | ‘allowing that the French soldiers bit the dust, which 6 ‘The Press Dispatch. ¥ oA Gx) Soe STO ond. 1 ig buildings and #triking objects were | twoen Denmark and Germany is becoming very serious. | both aasty and unnatural, how could he look bis euemy Havana, Oct. 21,1898, |] Steam with AU the World—New Line—Weely Mas—| he Late Balloon Veyage Beariituly cous iewake St PauPs and the house of Par. | "You etato that dhe roport of a committee has been laid | im the facet” ‘Yon are young, my boy; nothing ia un- Nothing Later from Mexico—' . vn, i New York Steamers—Traction Engines for Prairin— “4 Lam: not only ebcited admiration, put actually - | before the Federal Diet, and it appears from your analy- | posible to a Frebch soldier.” rd —_ a Rain & si. Lente pets aes Ph mares: trom England cod wo rimeui at Lbel" tiny. toy Bke appearance, Hay. | sis of the same that the commities recommend federal 90 Not Crushed Out—Arrival of the New Ca; tain Gene- | Yankee Enterprise anions for igiand. ing been previously examined by our transatlantic | execution in the duchy of Holstein jthat Bugente and the Duchess. ral for St. Domingo in Cuba—Attemp to Murder ap and Tel-graphs—Paraguay—Uruguay— Favor for the friends, and Wher magnitude and magnifloence perceived | brought to the vote on the Ist of October; » BOW THE EMP: WAS INSULTED AMD FELL OVE American S: ‘, Rebels in Urusuay—Funeral for Puedia—Sympathy for ~~ by @ Lerrestria’ view, it seomes almost impossible that | the event of ite approval, execution w! baad imerioan Sergeant of Marines, &e., dc. ae yar Podernmesie Ge those ‘vust euifices could now eppear so small and dis- | within, at the earliest’ a poriod of threo woeks, [Pact (00 Tht cabana tees er Un Londen, Court We have aothing new since my last from Mexico, an lexico—Trade " it ‘eordeo—P roles 01 British Re ts f M tinct. Tt. appears * spon den nothing till to-day from St, Domingo, The spavish | Frenh Afinisters in Favor of the Sons of Subjects, de. ports 0: essrs. Glaisher | A 'simior charming diminution pervaded the city and | tives npon which federal exocutioa is bused admit of the rot.) peli plang ong “41 of suburbs, but not eo us to prevent us from discerbing alt | widest scope, The stay at Biarritz bas not been so agreeable this pear mail steamer from (adiz, which stops at tht isiand,ar- } Buenos Ayres if at length connected with the rest and Coxwell. the proat leading feature aod. buildings, which were | The report states:—!The object of the execution un- | for the Empress The coolness which has arises betwees Tived this morning; but any news she may bring will uot | the world, For years we bad no steam communication at ry pointed ont ove alter the other, to the infinite delight of | questionably consists in carrying out the resolutions of pnd see and ona GeNaer favorite (riends bas somewhat be made public until after the depart: re of the Koavoke. | all; then Southampton line began to carry a monthly the vor ch i aa te . the Dist, dated the 11th of February and 12th of August, latter days T sonaide holiday. ove mi a jajeaty was drunk, D those who wonder this tical friend, of all ot! of March, 1860, the Tih of February, 1861, Seas ie. ian . “4 mail. After Ove years of experiment a French line began with waving of fags aud becoming Ronors. Then follow: | and. ‘tbe 9th of July, 1863," in eo far as these have not | Sbould mot bave, been selected to accompany ber on the giving us 8 sem! monthly mail, Thore is ow akuropesa | Glaisher Tells the Observations Of | od we respective governments of our companins, both | already taken place; aiso in fuldiment of the stipulations | VOF%d0, 8 foo a = © een © ee, © competition for this trade, and in the ensuing month we American und German. ‘Ibese toasts were given 1a that | Ooutracied in 1861 and 1802 with respect to tho duchies | <uirly accuuk One the ekOres tagiace, 16 seems thal shall have the arrival here of five different steamers His Sixteenth and Coxwell of broad ccamovolitan aririt which Became men «BO, oF | ot eo de eels aimouncod by royal pFO- | Ohba and easily fatigued when climbing r cis’ or mous: time presen ations, {éit a common | cl ; also in the establishment of a jotnt constit 4 is apd inap eevee yhaaceap lay a ice gga His Five Hundredith Ascent. love tor the human family and for those who direct eit the above mentioned duchies with Sehlow'rig ana | tins; But, with the brave spirit which Dolongs to ber by Messrs. Cotesworth, Lyne & Co., of Liverpool. The seen ‘od in unit destinies. It was therefore with heartfelt sincerity we | with ay ‘of Denmark Proper in a sitaijar bond; jueation, she will, neve theless, persist in head tabi iy oo rilous visit to thd company owns five splendid seagoing stcamers, one of boped that the cainmities which aifiicted some portions | est ern nnns © Ca equal Ad on ag oa exploring party, a sae Rertioas pl | Of the great globe beucath us woulll speedily cease, and | porti which will depart on the first day of each month till all i nate to ‘and at the ich, with the pervesity well kuown to travellers, that eciepee and (‘hristianity , instead of gtrife and misery, > $im* ‘in the establish- eyes castes | ry rd a of hiding — are afloat and in line. They will not, as doall the others, | ENGLAND'S TRADE WITH MEXICO, | may speosity prevail. ment of provincial cougtivtigos tor ane suchas of Hie k they reach ‘appropriate of senti- and Lauenburg, comb’ lect selves in the most dangerous defilea and among the most SAR OED callie pat, aod thea the ~ oe | wih a ee ee id ipreciploes to be found in the whole c santry. mont, and then the Stars and jb with Vp power.) tho mouth of the Ls ‘lata, It {6 indioa- waved harmoniously, and tho setting oun, tonne ob He ft raat are wane ce toe On one of these excursions it seems that her Majosty— Meanwhile rumor has been busy, but | have gathered uothing worthy of credit. We have a surprised to see published in Boston that the whole rebellion has been crushed, This is far from true. It is as strong, if not more powerful than ever, and certainly covers more territory than # mouth since. ‘This ts the second St. Domingo canard J have seen from the Boston press, the other being the bombardment and destruction of the flourishing seaport of Porte au Piate,”’ (moaning Gresto Plata.) oul ral Bargas, the new Captain Geveral for St. Domin- | ti pose to continue, that all the provi ehed bis lustre on @ range of gorgeous ‘hich the Fede: whose adoption of the long white wand bas recent: «ate oy tls steamer, but lauded at Puerto Kico pha ca pele od ter South American rivers, Eart Russell om the Dano-Ger- Stovas 19, the east, ana wa atatoliod oa. mest met: take twe Medea oe et ae 24 bey pear erurcraa in acrersiaien eens eee where he is likely to remain unless some vessel of war | The Sicilia is » pioneer of a new lino, which will leave man Question. 2 ‘arcs pe ene we cnet Nae T telnet the Forel proninsaatinae Mo Sort, iaelt to | cretre—baviag been seiaed with the, weakbess in tho lo offers to carry him to his destination. ‘Tho Pajau de Oc | Liverpool on the 7th of each month. Tho Kepler is also was made, Amid the enjoymébt Abi soclality we resolution of ihe Federal Diet in respect ‘otbeanchy ie pecnees pes Sie sles fn Reo gv i pllereend ceano being here i is also the Alfonso, whi joneer, here rial . of this trip Mr. Glaisher was as busy as ever with Holstein; Duke of Holsteta was not entitled to ime over stoves doing penn as = which | api and arrived yesterday on a trip. LIVINGSTONE’S EXPL T i A readings. Now aod then his gravity a4 disturbed with -| dispose of the finances of Holstein without the assent of | torrent near St. Jean de Luz, had slip\od, and, had it 24 would be likely totuke her place. The Blasco de Garay | Captain Sciurano, aman of some experience in these RATIONS IN AFRICA | S*acsy Dut & good round of observations were | his estates: that he had no right to promulgate laws for | boon for the stout arm of ono of the gentlemen who had and tbe Blanca arrived on the 10th at Santiago de Cuba, | waters, has established a company to send te the United made, oer ‘was by no moans profitless. Our | Holstein otherwise than with the co-operation of the Hol. | 8coompanted her on the excursion, she would nave oxpe-. ‘and were coaling; they then will proceed to St. Domingo, having made arrangements for @ regular coaling station for the vessels which are t operate on the cousts of St. rienced a sevore fall. As it ws, ber Mijesty, all pale and defat‘e, was compelled to remain seated upon & portion of rock untile litter could be prepared for conveying her States for asteamer,and another company is about to send to England for a new steamer to navigate the river | PERSONAL AND OBITUARY NOTICES, } dated against further exertions. stein Diet; ana that the prolonged hesitation of the Danish in it to bring about a satistactory state of thi rendered execution necessary, hor Majesty's While regretting that the German Federal Domingo. They tow asbip which bas been laden with Uroguay. Two new iron steamers are in the process of It often happens that a giant commands a passing ad to the carriage, which had remained at tho bottom ‘arms, provisions, ko. &., ae. ae miration when men of ordinary or even large —— . intervened at the present timo, would yet not have | ° the ascent, They say that some spiteful demon is now the United States gunboat Port Royal came in on Fri- | building at this time in this city. These will be afloat in . 4 . epg peveipee od . rf . | and then busy with she affairs of mortals here below; and ay at, and sailed oo saturday evening. Just before | about six weoks. : : — eae Eee ee a ee eee ae cae T ceeaet toate ar vonaritucionns on, | Gare eoongh Ope Of these dreaded spirits most. na ing ah ‘attampt was made by some sccessinnists to murder a sergeant of marines of that vessel, There bad deen a fight between this man and a rebel whom he had whipped, and it was while leaving the place that a foul Diow was given bim inthe head by one of the crowd, wheu he fell, and remained jor some time stunned. ‘The authorities are attending to the affair, and two of wandering about upon the spot; for while the litter was being prepared, and the Empre<s, though not in the least burt, was still laboring under great aarm, ‘and was leaning with ber back agaiost the rook in ali the disorder of a toilet disarranged by the accident, awaiting witb great impatience the moment of returning home te ‘The enterprise newly awakened here ‘dee ‘not limit ft- OUR DESPATCH FROM THE SKY. Self to navigation by steam, but a company has been formed and chartered and guaranteed seven per cent on | geo, er a ports less! Coxw: trely from my own resource, is now surpassed in size and its investment to establish steam routes on land by means om Their Late Balloon anens ay io oostlineas of matérial. France, with adash and ne: Of traction engines. There was an exciting discussion on | GLAISHER’S SIXTEENTH BALLOON ASCENT FOR sotKN- | T08ty which does her honor, emulates us with & bi rameat. But it cannot be required that the constitution of the entire Danish monarchy should be subjected to the juris- ditetion of the Germanic Confederation. If the estates of the duchies of Holstein and Lauenburg were permitted to veto the proceedings ot the Danish hae wan moe repair the confusion, a light, sbrill laugn was beard bo. the assailupts are in jail awaiting the result of the inju- | this subject before Congress. One member opposed TIFIO PURPOSES, OCTOBER 9. Ma rites these tremendous odds, I will struggle erat cae foc the defence of” Patents bind the rock agaiust which ber injeaty was seated. ries inflicted upon the serevnicies into thamonec ot pro. { the scheme as impracticable, and proved it by stating | simone place ther ehvah oe Ce Em to uphold the reputation of serostation with my own pro- | foreign onemy might be preveated, the entire activity of | , “How is the Empress now? | Have you seen hor Majes- fecuon adorded ‘our ciizes. in thivclty. inthis casos: | that in tho Unitod Staten the’ Yankees had not yot done | Palace, hore wore tn the oat, becidce myself and ur, | fessional earnings in England. Iromain, sir, obediently | the monarchy be paralized, and the intogrity and inde. | OF theectcuen of the party. ta wich the rooly iene or any such thing, and {f {t could be done they would have | Coxwell, the Hon. Robert J. Walker, M. A..counsollor at | 7M done it on their vast prairies, ‘The company is required | {aw in the Prey teens See Sata, sod te - OO TS) 1: tn thelr charter to make satisfactory trial trife. Amo. | Play: Milos, 1 Sean Weed nopoly is given for forty years. N's ‘A new concession has just been made to Mr. William | 0:00 fort shee tis noe gam: j,i8 four minutes we were well known voice, was uttered wilh an accompanyin, laugh, which must have sounded singular!y discordan' after all the protestations of friendship and devotion that rrOty year Tavs: seem, the Kapress Jost this \» yes, ve this momeat; but I caanot say that I could see her Majesty.” 7 ially, «8 the principal wound was inflicted by a pro- Ribit ‘weapon; but these same weapons are for sale in every barber shop and grocery. ‘Neither the Evening Star (which is not fairly due till to- morrow morning) nor the English mail steamer have ar- rived. By the latter the British Consul General and family are expected, and by ber our Consul for Vera Cruz ; at 4h. 88m. the height was 5,400 | Napoleom III. and Poland id Mexico. Thia repetition of the saying of the Duchess de Moatmo- ote Whostwrght to construct « line of telegraph trom this | fee, increased 40°70 fet at dh 4Sm, when London 'poltfrom the London Examiner, Oct. 10. Huis eevoasty sinntvantensons conditions tothe constl- | 507 whos speaking of Earl Guartre a the somata of The Tragedy in St. Marys, Md. chy t Rosario, He is to receive s sobeMty of $1,000 5 7 ; twas | Poland and Mexico have in common, we may almost Majesty's government could neither recognize such | his entrance into Paris, was cortalnly neither witty enough nor original enough to bo worth the risk of losing for ever the love, the = , the confidence and affec- tion of the imperial who bud in this cise proved them all most genorously towards hor who had uttered the umseemly pleagantry. Such is the story told of tne disgrace of a certain lady who is to be missed from the courtly circle of the coming winter, and who is destined to regret with bitterness that she had not been broug at up to the precaution of thinking before speaking She A sank to 2, at Sh. | affirm, no one element of national life. Yet, te Bespish per zepmth. 16m.; increased to 3 Gh, 23m; decreased 3 | say. the fate of thse tso countries soma to Boos inked This seems to be a great country for concessions. All | 1,600feet at 5h. 36m. ; increased to 8,600 fect by Gh.; and | toyether by ome of those mysterious threads of which the the raliroads and schemes for canals and for wharves are | th. astrembate, Bon ihc tmosadt gh dorms | “White devant seerd base laid wests tne bene othe 6 ve e based on foreign capital, and in all cases the government | ‘The temperature was 64% deg. at, starting, was at the | Vistula, and the destroying Is of pestilence and an- Quaranvees dividends of seven per cent, There has just a ae ot $600 Toa, wee me were Pireen been Lecerge J their passed a charter for a railroad to the south on this princi- ph tegirrei 4 |. 4320., when London | gol me wanewars }» and decreased . at 7, dol Pie, leading into the heart of a splendid country. The | feet; it then incroased to 443 deg. ‘as 600 fee ae id Bimeelt bow far it was for his pemwcrin a mili occupation as a legitimate exercise of the au. thority of the Confederation, nor admit its designation by Ws re pet Cary aN i oe ty’s government could not rema’ ifferent (oun edema pone upon Denmark and the interests of Europe. Her Majesty’s government, therefore, earnestly recom- id the German Federal Diet to abstain from its inten- {From the National Intelligenoer, Oct. 23. We inserted yesterday @ telegraphic report of @ Ine mentable tragedy which occurred on Tuesday last in St. Marys county, Maryland, origiuating in the efforts of Lieutenant White, attached toone of the compauies of the negro regiment, now recruiting in Maryland, to enlist slaves from the plantation of Colonel J, H. Sethron, on the Patuxent ri Since then we have received the 5 t : g 3 i 8 F 3 4 2 f tion, and to submit the question in dispute between Ger- following account he affray, and of the provocatien to map; iation ‘was, of course, unaware that sbe wag etanding just im it, signed by several citizens of high respectability | terminus is Chascomus, about fifty leagues south, and it | to . at the hetght of 8, fect ; after which I could } meddle further with either or with both. Avowedly inlecested ae “alforence: but ree sein l the the hollow of the projecting rock bebind which Ber Ma- who reside fa the vicinity where it occurred. Weare | has in these tcn days added immensely to the value of | not the instruments. and very ostentatiously be has been long maintenance of the pease of Europe and the independence } Jesty was seated, and the wind Ulowiog in the right di- authorized to exhibit the names of the signers to any | real estate the line. ‘The air was moderately dry at starting, aod generally | in the ‘str the one; unavowedly, but as | of Denmark. I am, &c. RUSSELL. rection carried every word tothe teaperial ear, person interested in knowing them:— Our neighboring republics have but little change. Para- | continued so, but at ti we spaces | Pri not unobservantly i Sir Aumxanver Mauer, Bart, Tyee ig said to be far more of sorrow than of anger ia ‘AQuasCo re 21, 1863. Guay is the most quiet of all South American countries, | which were very moist, but without visible vapor. The | has fomenting desperate strife in ee the fooling éxpressed by ber Majesty towards the offend- Avery unfortunate affair took place in the neighbor- | It is not altogether the quiet of death; but in all thatadds | same Bromo in my recent ascent | other. He still wearsthe mask of high-minded disip Explorations Africa. er—disappointed affection and misplaced confidence ia hood of Benedict, Charles county, Md., yesterday after- | to material strength there is a docided progress. Presi. | from Wolverhampton, terestedness. assuring Europe that he has no DOCTOR LIVINGSTONE’S JOURNRY—DEATH OF RICHARD | 2M. Who, for the sake of a sorry joko, could incur eve noon, which bas created considerable excitement in the | dent . the gon of the former President, is quite popu- The healths of our respective sovereigns were given, | aims in the West, and vowing that nis only hope and wish 01 ND “ a9 aa the chanee-of wounding the gelf-love and sensibility of neighborhood. lar, and tho centralizing ideas of his father are made | viz:—Our Queen, the Emperor of Austria, and the Presi- | iste eee an anclent kingdom restored in the east of Eu THORNTON AND “* DESOLATION’ AROUND LIVING- | tho imperial mistress. It appears that @ party of negro soldiers from Balti- | more definite and effective by the son’s superior intelli | dent of the United States. ° beyond the reach of French influence, and without, the STONE. %% more, with two white officers, arrived in Benedict om | genco. ‘Then the Hon. Mr. Walker gave the toast, ‘May Eng- | payment of any territorial mulct to France. Two conti- TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TIMES. Winter and its Weather, Monday evening for the purpose of obtaining negro re- | In Uruguay the adventurer Flores still commands a { land and America be always ‘At peace.” These toasts | nents listen with polite but somewhat sardonic smileto | _ SiR—I roto announce the death of a distinguished TO THE BDITOR OF THR LONDON HERALD. cruits for the army. After establ themselves and | formidable force; but he avoids @ decisive battle. It is | were given when we were 7,000 feet high, and directly } the chivalrous thropy of the Tuileries, and, without | YOUDs ist, Mr. Richard Thornton, as communicated | — gse__will you kindly mo to make a fow romarka obtaining some fiity recruite trom the slaves in the | understood that he is.waiting to compromise with Presi- | over bridge. moving a diplomatic muscle, prepare, as best thoy may, | 1 me by my friend Dr. Livingstone in the following | in your valuable journal on two paragraphs of Dir, sax. neighborhood and sending them off, a party of two ne- | dent Berro, and not overthrow the government, but only The scene around was probably one that cannot be | for what may follow. What will follow? Doesthe Lordo: bass ¢. by’s letter which appeared in your impreasion of yoster- groes and a whit» officer visited the plantation of Colo- | the Cabinet, equalled in the world with one homes of | the Henow “Rimuelf what he ie going fo do mr ioncmson Cataxaors (on Tue Sainz), April 25, 1863. | day? Groat credit is due to Captain Saxby for his nol Johu H. sothoron, in St. Marys county, afew miles | It is understood hero that the national government | three million of people were seen, and so distinctly that | next spring? We more than doult ith all | nicate the sad intelligence that Mr, Richard Thoraton died | Verance ia setting fortn the value of tbe lunar aysten ant from Benedict. It appears from the best evidence that | quietly favors the revolution in Uruguay, although it yee lasee building at every part was distin- { his taciturnity and secreay, our conviction has | onthe 2ist current, He performed « most fatiguing jour- | Of weather predictions made months in advaneo; and as ‘we cun obtain and which we believe to be correct, that | might be impossible to tell why this is believed. General § |, While those almost ‘under us, viz: the and ‘been he is essentially man whose | ney from this to Tette and back again, and that seemed to | equal amount of credit is due to you, air, for opening your the officer in cummuud tuformed Colonel Sothoron that | Urquiza has, on thecontrary, favored the national govern- eerie: the docks, surrounding buildings, &c., in such lives from hand to mouth. Often, pro! % vse up all his strength; for, thereafter, he could make no | excellent columns to Mr. Saxby’s letters, and to records his business was to carry off his able bodied slaves, | ment of Uruguay, and it is reported to-day that he has that their inner courts were visible so that their | Napoleon Ill. repented of 1m trans-atiantic | &' without painful exhauston, His object was to con- | of storms and other ‘also, ‘and that Colonel Sushoroa consented that he might do | informally sent over aid and This complicates | ground plans could have been drawn. Cannon affairs; often has he resolved to go mi Tee Roumaina: heron eT knew eoking at wena) with | Mr. Saxbyjsays, ingonuously. ‘such, then, being my ob- Go provided the negroes were williog togo with him. The | affairs very much. ing to 8t. Paul’s, was casily traced; it was difficult to { and to bargain with the Confederates for suc! territorial after he had left. He had resolvea to go home. after he ject Pep oe No erp fis oh red ” &c.; and mogroes all declived to leave, and said that they pre- Seger yap bm reagan ane pe that building was St. Paul’s. | concessions as can alone render his retention of his recent | had examii Zomba and the Melanje range; but on the | speaking of the expect period of December ferred remaining with their master. Ao altercation | and the dislike for Napoicon’s policy has extended to his the » juests Om the shores of the tropical Gulf etrategically | 11th he was troubled with diarrhea, w: run on to dysen- | 10 to 13 next, ‘Let any man tell me what other influence ensued, in which the officer deciarea his determina- ive 5 form ithas taken ith ite feasible. As often have these conflicting ts tery and fever. We hoped to the last that his youth and un- | can be adduced to coincide for that period, so as to increase Won to carry off the nogroes or die, and Colonel Sothoron | gatbering money for medals and banners for the beroic Fegrots ‘bom swept for the hour ont of the eld of his smpeired constitution would carry him through, as he had ) the ghauoe of our having the mont dangerous tide,” Ac. ¥ his intention to protect thom. A struggle took place in | Mexican generals. Last week thore was a grand funeral was visible, and | contemplation, his telescopic glance been strained in | Dointed. an insidious delirium prevented us learn Wek, | Snould like with your permission, sir, to call. Mr. Saxby’s which the officer was kiliea and a colored soldier wounded. | in our cathedral for the slain at Puebla. It was @ ‘| wholly different direction. The exeorating bitter hes re sealed | attention t0 the well authenticated fa: ‘The whole party then leit Benodict for their headquarters | display of banners, and craps dies. As a relief See hoes diet Croc nae cen PlOnCOh Gen bat oe epee | cone winmee, All his ‘pavers, £0. Ore as ote: seal Pompe gh dha a ma vent the heron agin . a PRA oe Sa gp BL ah EE wet econ ene | tl, op cetony wae werremay atc | Sey Assay erie oe et Bi one! "s pl 5 & pol ‘meant some . ‘at, but whose power as a political momentum no Lextheal “ ‘Lhis we believe to be # truo statement of the case, as city Monte , though the heart an wise map will despise who Se ees a After alluding to the depopulation of the valley,and | act chemically on our atmosphere fourteen times more far os can be obtaiued. And we will further that | country in civil war, is till pro- fow years ago from a fog oy ang in King street, St. | the probability of his being obliged to take to pieces the | than do those of the moon,” as shown by Mr. de la Rue. there has been no resi:tance in the neighborhood, and | gressing with it little = interruption to her ‘Thames, without | James’, to the palace of the Elysee. Humanity in the | steamer, and screw her together, with the view of a sale, | For example, Saturn—a body ove thousand times as large that the officer curried on his recruiting without being | commerce. A new railroad of abstract may be put aside by the incredulous as senti- | Dr. Livingstone thus conciudes:— ‘as our earth—crovsed the equator on the Ist of January interfored with, and in this case no white person was pre- rtance to the country hes and the ith inuamerable apparently very | mentalism, and « lotty ambition to resettle on a firmer } Dr. Kirk and Mr. Charles Livingstone now go home, Tue | last; and again on the 16th of that munth, being station. Font but Colonel Sothoron and nis son and the officer men- | trade of that port is very little impeded. I have just toys; | footing, the balance of power may be discarded as too } scene of desolation around us reacts on my health badly. | ary on the ssmeday, and the sun ninety degrees trom tioned. Fearing that an exggerated statement might | seen the reports for 1862 of the commerce of Montevideo, the dreamy for such a man. But the restoration of Poland, | Present my kind regards to Lady M., and Believe me ever | Jupiter on that day also; Though it ben to publish tila true auatemeat of the case, | ‘There wore exported’ is 186 1.240 017 tsar pee gemvencear, | Sos wiasaee dea tenera teetoetdanee Rceity betagtans tee grom teen titan wees » name @ nora ing at pa the whole matter to be fairly and speedily | 200,000 he gry ot bid pad iors be of woo! 117,- when | It is not a thing which genet areal ‘on practical ait see beep ae to bis smotberless anaes conte: - a ‘ Dales, low 18, pes, of cow could not | difficulty can do more than postpone. It works on a dark | merous friends, and not expose ral - ieee eee ise pr nai ee ree aed beter pr fee b Aol pm "y the | aod companioniess mind as a passion born of a supor- | ther risks, 1 must, in justice ioe prsen yg yeas issued orders prohil } ver. ler a opal stition, and Til. can no more cradicate the | Richard Thora & few words uj Guction of slaves on the eastern shore of Maryland, and | fast disappearing, until this infamous rebellion of Fiores Posten castand oe es more general attention; poke, fain impulse to Pema with outstretched arm for the | anticipation of has wang result from the j td erat! ‘we suppoeed that the whole thiog bad been entirely sup- | distracted portions of the country. © . and blue, was curitag above it and slowly moving away | rescue of the Polos, than he could allay in the prison | the papers he hasieft behind him. Educated in the Royal m beg pressed. We were much surprised to tind that (he same As to the protest of the English, French and Sardinian | im beautiful curves, all but that part south of the | of Ham bis insatiable desire to engage in con. | School of Mines, and greatly distinguished by the proies. | that the Great Eastern was disabled in » fearful gale ow thing is being practised in the lower counties of the | Ministers against this government aiding or abetting | Thames; here the smoke was less biue and became appa- racy against the Orleans dynasty, whose over- gore under whi a Hiodied, he wee much attracted by | the 11th of September, 1861, these planets being in com- Western shore, and not only #0, but the officer in com- | the rebellion in Uruguay, in which the Ministers were so | rently more dense, till the cause was evident, it being aw no other map of sagacity then believed pos- | the exploits of Dr. Livingstone, and, having volunteered | junction on that day. mand in Benedict stared to several gentlemen that it was their determination to estabiish recruiting stations at all the landings on the i’atuxent river as far as Upper Mari- to go out as the geologist and topograpber ot the borough, and to curry off all the ablo bodied male slaves | cates diplomatic affairs very much. of the scene was su! ted a of He, it he knows, will not: Lo sFreewry dyed pose. it maki by force, if it should be necessary. We area peaceable, Pe i, 80 long mourned as lost, lias arrived; | blue, the sky being quite clear ant retreat cloud every- Cee tatels minister si ‘uncommissioned savance, of ea ‘ae 5 "Zamboni illustrated — bj Jaw abiding people, have suffered very much in a variety | also the La Plata, with several passengers. The . Aymar, except near horizon, where a circular band of what his master intends to do, sometimes ical Observatious and sections, he quitted the Liv- of ways uring the war, and if our few remaining able oye arrived to. fe ‘cumull and strate clouds, extending all around, formed a | surmising correctly, but much oftener missing the mark. | ingstone expedition and ired ‘oventeally to Zanzibar, bodied siaves are to be curried off by force, leaving only ere are vory few shipments for the United States, The sun was setting, | Another, t! ‘of financial consequences, flings himself | with a view of extending bis surveys in equatorial ‘Africa: the womeu and children, the superannuated and infirm, | and these are chiefly under Dutch flags. Dut was not itself visible, except a small part seen | every now and then in the way of tbe advancing chariot, | There he fortunately met with the energetic Hanoverian ‘we cannot tell how they are,to be provided ior, but think eontecemesienieioneaaaeintecisheesanes through a break in a dark stratus cloud, and looked like manner of the Athenian youth of whom, essing traveller the Baron C. von der Decken, with whom he that there must be great suilering during the en- News from New Iberia. an eye oversecing all. Plutarch telis, and threatens to imbrue the wi of eceeee into the mainland, and ascended the flanks of the suing winter. Surely the authorities in Wasbiagton can- {Spoctal Correspondence of the New Orleans Era. The sunset, as seen from the earth, is described as fino, | his obstinate master in his patriotic blood; but, as often, | lofty, snow-capped mountain Kil , making maps ‘Bot be correctly informed of the condition of things here, New Inenza, Oct. 12, " the air being clear and shadows sharply defined; but as | discrect heroism itself up again, and holding on of thls equatorial region. accom ied 7 geological notes. OF the whoie proceeding would be stopped, and the per ‘Tho old fiag again floats over the waters of Bayou Teche, | We Tose the golden hues decreased in intensity, and at | behind, defers a longer the feat of politically dying | At the close of that adventure Re wrote to me, unfolding Petrators be brought a ib. borne hither by the steamer A. G. Brown, now lying op- | ‘ais time ejaculations escaped from all the occupants of | for his country. Another ardent courtier, happeni the desire ho felt to traverse Africa from east to west, ‘SIX RESPECTABLE PLANTERS, ite New Iberia. ‘The sunken wrecks of iron-cladgun. | the car. Both Mr. Walkor and Mr. Miles have seen the | to be vemporarily out of livery, rides by the side of the | and thus determine the true physical structare of tne ao ‘and schooners, which had been filled with pricks | Sunsets of the Far Wost, and they expressed themselves | autocrat ot the }, and swears ly, if not pro | centre and flanks of the southern map of the great conti Base Gall, and surrounded with piles driven close to them, by which | ## Bevec having seen anything e0 eee, Majesty must set , nent CRICKETERS VS. BASB BALL PLAYERS. the rebels hoped to offesturily seal up the bayou, have | The richness of these colors decreased in intensity both ho Swearor’s—mother was a while on the In the meantime, returning to his original duties on Dane | Tight and left of the piaee of the sun; but their effects ex- | other hand a satellite, supposed to be equally in confidence, Balutes the astonished creoles of New Iberia with rebel | tended te fully one-fourth part of the circle, where rose | assures his particular friends in Russia that nothing re- powder, burned in a rebel cannon taken from the gunboat | Cor clouds limited the scene. The remainder of the | ally hostile le meant, and that Mexico will abeorb all the ‘To Captain Dane’s onergy ‘and indefatigable exer- | citcle was completed partly by pure white cumulus of | superfluous restlessness and cash of the empire for many ry of Colonel and 6; forms. years tocome. Meanwhile the oracles: Ot or ut. Goorge D. Robinson and his rogiment of Third Louisi- 1 bave seen London from above y nine ants are ters only enigmatic words. On all hands {t seems to be the Zambesi, to correlate his observations in the two eastern resions which be bad examined, he has fallen a victim to the treacherous climate, which bad previously carried off, im too rapid succession, the good Bishop Mac- kenzie and his arch , &8 well as the exemplary and devoted wife of Livingstone. Your obedient servant. As the season for outdoor sports is fast drawing to a clrse, the diferent associations, both in crickut and base Dail, are playing their wind up matches. Qu Monday af- ternoon a most novel aud interesting match was pinyed on the Atlantic base ball ground, at Bedford, Long Island, ‘the moon's nearest from the earth, which may be done tp the following mmanner, say—As sine of the moon's hort- zontal is to the eirth’s semi-diameter, so te ‘ana engineers, belongs the credit of the prosperous | 82 it by day when four miles high, but nothing cou! taken for granted that effectual interposition by France RODERICK I. MURCHISON. Detween seventeon old country cricketers and the first teen tee Organization and Of this colored } exceed the view on this occasion at the height of one | cannot take place simultaneously in botn hemispheres, | The Cottage, Addiscombe Farm, Uct. 10. ine of the famous Atlantic Club, Mr. Sprague made bis | Fégiment have proved completely succeastul, and ik mallo Ver7in6 to mile and three-quarters, with a clear | and wo are constrained to own that we believe it to be —— ese je @ most important arm of our military service, In | St@osphere. The roar of London, even at the t | still utterly uncertain in which direction the irresponsi- Gossip from Paris. debut as pitcher for tho Atlantic on the occasion, and the ‘work of ‘removing the o barrers, these mea dave, nbd enya Cone get oo ble will of absolutism may next decide to move. {Paris (Oct, 13) correspondence of London Telegraph. } roved Di to icketers, who are little | with cheerful obedience, ished the muscle, w’ an gener vumatances ps ticenantng R Dagan proved very troublesome to the cricketers, who are little | HRS, Soveclitully directed by thelr officers to accomplish | Plscod. My attention is of necessity constantly required British Trade with Brexico. nk Ed CUMiiood tas Tats tee Sie RET Ee, o'clock and continued far into the night, perfectly ex- tinguished the last day of the autumn meeting at 4 champs. Nobody but an owner of borses, or a man with heavy book. could have faced a deiuge which first made course like ice, and finally like a plougbed fleld—ren- dered your telescopes as useless for their posted in the national game of base ball. Altogether the game was avory pleasant and agreeable fraternization ‘of ball players and cricketers, the result, of course, be- ing in favor of the niues, who scored twenty-two runs to eight tor the Englishmen. The game was witnessed by a large concourse of spectators, who evinced the deepest interest and amusement in the play. Next season cricketers have resolved to practice the game; some good matches may be anticipated, as well as ‘tbe end desired 1 must saya word about the steamer at the instruments, and my notes upon general views are & G. Brown. Many of ‘your readers will recollect that | Very hastily made, and my descriptions therefore neces- she was captured last spring, under the command of the iy imperfect; but Mr. Miles took notes on this occa- 1s not of great i gallaut sod lamented Colonel Cowles, of the Une Hundred | #100, and 1 hope the public may ave the beset of year ended Decem! ‘value of the merchan- and Twenty-olghth New York regiment. She was found | ‘hem. from that country foto the United King. b dise imported try King. concealed ber machin- dom was £619,458, an increase on the pre year of ery taken out, to rend ‘a Hyde Park. of 1860. Coch and Deptford—in fact at separated from each | £211,929, and con mingee wane On! way was found to discover the hiding Toe lost | Otuer Uy soveral imileo vefeunn tact the rom cach | brazil wood and Nicaragua wood con: Oct. 13.) te by 1.08, the two last figures bein is calculation is made supposing the law of gravitation to be correct, that the influences of this iorce vary inversely as the equares of the distance of the at- tracting body. There can be no doubt about the moon’s = { disturbing inf e i : i iF aE i A : i i ul friendly interchange of courtesies, which ts the principal pproene veui- values heats, conver inean who indulge im out door recreations, inctud- . M. confidence rd Tor ise Lor Soot." by Ad. ing, of course, the healthful exorcise. foguainied with his due, and estimated observations, particularly ‘appears that under nine heads in 1961 there | Lunei’s Aventuriere. “Prix de 040f., by ‘On Monday the Manhattan pe Club piayed $s » ‘as reapects the returas in 1860 of £213,601, Behickier’s Le Fou. “Grand Prix de iempercur, id up game at Hoboken itt own members, ties. Mr. wm Fry sy remaing four of £60,009. Of one article, | 21,875f.; second horse, 2,875. M. Robin's Souvenir; Or. @tantial banquet was prov: y ‘the Kotte il”? return tm 1861, although in — second; Stradella third. ‘Prix de St. Cloud,’ off with great eclat. ths clteumatenean thereof valued at £15,077. | 6,950f., Mr. Carter’s Nobility. The running match was HOBOKEN VS. NEW YORK. oom supplied in the official ac- | much upset by the state of the course. ext will The Jb between the selected nines from the Ont 10 discharge when N a0, Pit ‘See be —_- and last day of the autumn meeting at leading New Meinsy pepe ag on cor a Bearing the carta No. 73.008 sae ~ sista X receaily told you that Le Jardin Mabille was nmbered the corner yet atreet — with now mown Par ST Gaia cole anerige tg ta ost commanded by capable and polite officers. Ge ton Ondo ote Nias thane he penne the earth 116 (9198 14,19 rot ia tacentened with diaeuistion” Lea Tress of the New Y: bya of twenty. ‘shall rise nicely, and rise we did, over the bet 8,206 4,776 — 842 Provencaux is to be sold, and, i not sold, closed. mings. n favor ‘orkers by ® score 7. Rews from Bayou Teche. |. fnto the next” eld, and alld alogg pop d 16% 7961 6,896 oq | Tai regtaurant, To, nay SoM AgE o4 the wal three to eight. The pitching ou both sides was not what Lemme oe oe in the hedge we had just passed over, and our 3,079 2,858 — 1,026 | at which oor usar of ated might have been expected from eo expert players. THO | ang aavanco er tue army bun Crnceed ioe Haven vor. | Wasended. Vivid lightning almost immediately 4 1541 —-40T0 —11,405 | a8 Fen wae. ons started by | Count Phillippe Antoine 4’Qraapo, @ genoral of the foe ancora at first startling Mr. Coxwoll, who exclaimed What's 198k 16,788 | = 08 who brought with them from the | French army and Marshal of France, whose death s0ore ia annexed: mila, and car cavalry baa hed skirmish with ibe one- | thqitTegetreine, ME, Corwall, who exclain 96,062 184,014 87362 © — | secret of making bowtiabaisee and diols. Thove gastronoeaic snp hs when O Rk Q. &, | my, five hundred strong, with four plecos of artilery. | from ibe baltoon. Our place of desceat was Bisson Greseee 65,121 81,066 — 28,067 | brothers introduced a new school of cookery into Paris,and | S0unced in the news by the recent arrival from Europe, H H 3 s nor oman, Of Gen, Weitzel's staf, and balf a on the boundaries of the countics of cod i — — W077 erie “Sens croc tmtetcesenes cebcenae testes was born on the 17th of Jasvary, 1784, and was therefore 3 0 2 8 | The enemy has been driven at every point. Prateranire, st the farm of Mr. Joveph Lake, whe was ams 12,015 Tied | ce Eineta” Of the TrolsFerves, “artistic dinners: at whice | Sesriy Slehty years of ago at the time of his death. He re | 1 8 | _ Supplies for the Thirteenth corps have been delayed by | P"The descent was geotle, very unlike that in Lincola- ——— ——— -———— | Adolphe Adam, Wagner and Malibran were present, are | Was Gevconded from an ancient military family, and em. oe 3 1 | Grounding of barges. ebire—and it was unlike too in uther particulars. There, 347,629 69,009 213,601 | still remembered. ical banquets to Foy, 201 o 4 surseu seonbeees fand in fact always (ar from Londoo, we meet with much 69,009 Lp ge man 2 1 3 D willing assistance, but near London but Tittle ‘assistance ———— | Constant, Madame Recamier, Balzac 2 0 2 «2 | CAPTURE OF THR STEAMER VENUS—THE CAPTAIN AND | jg given willingly; and tho descent of balloon is made Decrease in 1861.........+ 000.0006 oe «+ ++£1468,602 | Prince de Ligne were clients, and there, 2 0 o «4 CREW TAKEN PRISONERS, ETC. & pretext for as much extortion as Mr. Coxwell will put Of the above imports in 1861, the value from the porte | Englishmen, or, to speak more correctly = = Tz dy | _ Onthe night of tho 20th the Nansomond, Lieutenant | UP with. This was the case on this occasion, when two | 08 the Allantic was £178,762, and from the perts of the | lishmen aed one Irisbman—the later a 6 8 1s 3 Lameon, ran ashore the famous blockade runner Vonus | Stineas were required to carry the balloon four or five | PBCiic, £168,767. P., and Gnally comuslenioeer, now dend-—hed | cy Hd : t tiles. What was paid I know not. One jou I must ) 0! British preduce and manufactures exported to Mexi- | which admiring walters still talk, since i 2—8 | ight miles cast of Wilmington bar, N.C. Tho Venus | make to this in the case of Mr. James King ‘who kindly | © the declared value in 1862 amounted to £753,319; in | Finally the Annamites were brow Uiapiye iF. 3. Gram, of ro rd Ch 1—23 | having received five or six shots fired at hor, ene of | drove me and the Hon. Mr. Walker fr ton to Hi 1861, to £583 657; and tn 1960, to £462,604. The to eat their first Paris dinner. which took effect at the water-line, caured her to lerk | MiB. for which our thanks are due, Tam, &e., "| Duik’of these totals 1s composed of manufactures of cotton ae _ Biackunata, Oot. 12, 1565. JAMES linen, siik and wool; and the remainder of apparel, bar. 1° Restaaran| Trois Freers is Tho Boston Weekly Bank Statement. | freely, rnd her commander, finding 1t impossible to got | se Coxwatt’s rive pe i GLAISHEK, | ware, roo, machinery, cotton yarn, earthouware; uad-a | maining glory of the Palais Teoyal, which, formerly. te Towtos, Oct. 97, 1869, | Ber in of escape, ran her on shore, Lieutenunt Lamson, 90 9mm Sorten.co toe pri Rad oct. 9. | few miscolianeous articles. Under seven beads, in 1861, So Soesieeat®, Sow Regione for the brii : ant uew quarters of Parts. with bis usual energy, immediately boarded ber and cap. The aerial voyages which wore made during the past bo yh frag my ey with 1000, of £30,870 ‘The following is the weekly #iatomeut of the banks of 4 week in France und in England (0 - tured the captain, officers and twenty-six of the crew. | T0rk, ry of and in England form a memorable era in | £141,052: showing a net tation in the later year ‘The election of a successor to M. Delacroix at the Aca- Prsredie demie des Hoaux Arts is fixed for the 3lst of Ootover. peer | The wenset was loaded with Jead, drugs, dry goods, comes | f (Ae pubiie atteation, owing {reach vanens — Of £121,083. Suboined are the particulars for the years | Candidates’ letters will be received up to the 17th. Preteen seuss boas The Navsem ed by the Niphon, ran hausers | Heeger tie fice sor dn eer acture cunt og the news af : 1900, 106%. tne. Dee, | strangers.are said to buen route for fase sansiy vee Fare auring tho chaiaags tn Five Die to other banks to tue steandod st’amer and endeavored to pull ber of | bie servant waa taking bis five hundredth ascent, “Not, | APP&TC! snd lope bs 5 x fi 4 = | Ambarsudors to the Court of the Tuileries from Uhe ‘King | "ite was retained a commandant under Louis XVI. te Depreis. .ccecese Finding tt imporsible, they fired her, and thus euded the | however, ih a public capacity was this undertaken, bus | cent, wud Mess + aie ae 1 oe. Omeabaeh, whoties Jest ne in 1514;, bat on the restoration of the empire in 1815 he re Circulation Toe Nr oat one man, by the bursting of a aneit | {0m the Royal Arsenal at Wootwich, where the chet | Oortene... 22 252,900 Bic'asa CO's6e __— | accident from the overtuoaing ef © teeties, has arrived that cause, ‘The empire prov thrown ints her, Noone was injured op board ther of | nthe rank aod hie of cur neues es, ereayy togelber | Conn yarn 13/875 10,008 — 2,83 | here, as has also Madame Alvoni, who not yet en Benet 1m Chicago for tne Sanitary Come | cur verarin, alivough expomd tO sharp dre irom the | Gut tobe Fecnvoltved ty cupiaer since ee eames | Hartbeuware.. "°°. Bulk aete ae | torte cmd vnuonindned, hr frm esr tht the po , mission. 4 rt Died me, bor sume hourk we remained suspended ata | j nd cutlery 16447 1°,770 eet: St Soe biged she will accept ay (PO policy of January 7, 1249, and to the Carcaeo, Oct. 27, 1868. The vigilane xertions of Leut, Lamson have thos | goight of 1,000 10 1,600 feot- aud ne iver teats, | 100 « cece 696T 0556 | 401 ma by M. sordou, entitied “La Poudre ’Or, een | military tovementa oC the comp dea: of ‘December 2, Tho demonstration to celeb he formal opeuing of b { rded. On the night of the | paltoon at liberty, when Caitain fe and Lieuteo- ctuecte to by tne censor, o8 the ground thatthe hero ts | 1563, During January, be was crested a grand jon to celebrate | wal opeuing OF | 11th be ran on shore oD yed ‘the Douro, with her | ant Grover, of the Royal Enclose 0 of the first water, and #0 it i# not weil that he | Creccolior of the ry (0d Was aflerwards the Northweetern Fair, (or ive benetic of tue Sanitary Com. | valuable cargo ‘The remains of the two vestels are lying | of London ‘by night. We foals alba «4 chey. shoul dup to the public as a hero. T recommend | taade governor of the Alolel dew hwalides, mission, was a maguiticent affair, ‘The procesaion wag | Within two lumired yards of each other. Heve me, KIT, WoUld Not exchange the ,ottlon 1 bed a 8 to writers sad sdmnirers Siyieare cay M. BILLAULT. ' ! \ ' ' ————— fe honor of eceupying that day with the, i evel, ral scoms to bo—iC you Clini niles long aud wns composed oF the military | Covemmen or finxwena—The third ani bib iten , because one was imcrony ete, es, wukare Wicko! enough you are sure lemarry well aad live hap | M, Billault, whose death was enneunced by Che fast Hu. re departinent aud benevolent recietion, The Rtreots brewers will be bed in Cincinnati oo th parently n> higher objecis in view, whic cure was tho Pils ail the days of your life.” | M.- Meyerboer about to ‘arrival, wae core ot Vannes, oa the 19h of No. Wirough which the procession poset wore crowded with oua congresa was held tu Phil fr neeh wasted eucd th canoe has smomueeebont renpaeeiag W Atvoalate igare predicta | Fopeae 1s. The Post o1lic@ and government offices s are chad ‘Vir “Charles. Mathews" oagagervent at the Varieties ter. jo bene® of the orcaon, aud buines of wl kinda hatelty, and it ta believed that Cont made Inst werk was from , — Phere ng Y at. Te te th ~ ‘ OTOMRC Ih TSGL... 6.6 sees scores os LNB O63 minstes with his benefton Thursday or on Saturday, if 4, was conorally suapended, "ive indiatious are thar tue , Mee\ceb ots thks the tor the Crystal lalace on Friday A distiugutshod gentleman | ‘The whole of the abvve was exported to sicxican ports | Mr. Mathews can stay till that day. He bimsolt plays | Jalysend et Aretfollowed M. Thiers; afverwards, aideq fae will bo « grees b 1 ee Oe ata crsinoipio foaiere ct this cocgroes citi | fometieisck as esta’ igpelbee with coumt Fane | on the Aunati , the cuarnctor he fas made 80 popular with the Parifians, | by M. Dufaaro, he andertook a progrensive opporitioa; RRA eee oaths OF the trlereal FOVERNS tax whieh large Rahoen, tar, Giatstiee wes renee tte Sosmre | 102i (oretet and coleaial ye duce the vaive sbipred in | 1.’ Angiais Timide, But ergermatcn wl = Teel, synen ; pe py se ‘ —" ww ean Wonsn,<! os ete > ° i y 5 ” 0 Jo party | 1861 wae 66,206. * Oynoamon quicksilver, ilk aud wine | aur from all manner vor! ros. Deinzet, . wee Danrort Coat, Minx mm Wont. —The en! mine of wow impuee' upon beer, and which the United States baa | aud take up ile tuatrimente. Mr Tiny Miles and wt | bey ee priscical cteeatat MAINE | Hoult, and indeed every ackor and actress in Paris, have Cor Monk woermou land, Woe vieited by members of the Tiritigh Amoctition, anioug wt four Indive. The depth of this mine trom th Paced at sixty cents per barrel. Rowe locreased the ooowpants of the car to just Ball a dozen. 8 et We loft the Palace grounds moch titer » 2 DANO x ekeaneemh fee ee ane ae Bip nh THY DANO-GERMAN QUESTION, tained those various altitudes and tem) cratures @meb Hay nang J Me Ginisher, and winch bad better | Faggian’. © he ce state meteor expiete, j Sour for aor Mourae, kovernmont feat contenctor, was deeuroyed bY | “oir cource was direct 1-1 Ibe tort-ore n'y wer nn Wert of Ba 0 dewpatct to v the milacrs work fe en a’) nude Hu fire yesterday. Lowe $12.00, inaured. | te view of Londoe bad been tho dream ot ike om ‘ * Malet. t Britieh Hovey to the German tendered their services to Mr. Matbows, and M. Le od wished to bring the whole of his company from the Thea- tre Francae but government would not allow «his Mijosty’s servants’ to appear on the stage of « minor theatre. The King of reece ts to arrive in Paria on Wodnes tay. Fie wil! tate yuartors at the Tuileries, ture yesterday in oor of the tlw tiated payers borg: sat read ng the | Wars of the Wrst Fire in Ciac Crvcwnati, Oct, 26, 1863. ‘The building No. 10 Front etreet, occupied by Lewis sitton Towards the Dispas Powers